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Christopher Howse

Christopher Howse

Writer / Contributor at The Daily Telegraph - Telegraph.co.uk

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Christopher Howse
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Sacred Mysteries: The curious incident of Queen Mary's flowers - The Telegraph

Self-effacement over centuries has allowed Warwick Street church in London to grow in charm
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Pouring pints in church may be controversial, but it's nothing new ...

While the Vicar of St Ives may have caused a stir with his parishioners after installing beer pumps, there’s a long history of church ales
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Sacred Mysteries: To bless gays or not? The Pope won't say No or Ye...

Some cardinals have tried to pin Pope Francis down on tenets of belief. He wants to make distinctions
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Sacred Mysteries: The uneasy status of the People of the Book - The...

A new history of Islamic thought shows that there was never a golden age of religious tolerance
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Sacred Mysteries: How M R James, the ghost-story master, made ... -...

In unravelling ‘a mare’s nest from Missouri’, the Cambridge don made lofty fun of an alternative history of Jesus
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Only a certain type of man wears a gilet – and he walks the streets...

Is it a ridiculous clothing hybrid men should forget, or simply ’armless? Old hand Christopher Howse and young gun Guy Kelly have it covered
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The Plot by Nadine Dorries review: did 'Dr No' shaft Boris? - The T...

The former Culture Secretary spends 350 pages hunting for a conspiracy in The Plot: The Political Assassination of Boris Johnson

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Even wearing a simple chain can be a minefield for men - The Telegraph

While some men avoid all jewellery, others adorn themselves. Old hand Christopher Howse and young gun Guy Kelly have the measure of treasure
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The surprisingly divisive politics of fridge magnets - The Telegraph

Our white goods have long been covered in metallic mementos, but have old hand Christopher Howse and young gun Guy Kelly gone cold on them?
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Modern dentistry shouldn't be such a hassle – but there is a soluti...

Do teeth really have to be so difficult? Old hand Christopher Howse and young gun Guy Kelly consider why they demand such attention
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Sacred Mysteries: A happy surprise found by reading the wrong book ...

The secret to turning the objects around us from a nuisance into a blessing