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Denis: Were women’s waists really six inches smaller in the 1950s?

I WAS reading that the waistlines of middle aged ladies were six inches bigger than 60 years ago. Why? Because, the Saga report said, today's women don't do as much housework.Read

Denis: How I would spend my £92m euro lottery win

I WON the Euro Lottery on Tuesday. I'm no fool. I know the chances of winning are a zillion to one, but when the jackpot gets above £50 million, I risk two quid on a ticket.Read

Denis: Where does the term blockbuster come from?

MY mate Kev the Sparky (he's second cousin to Torchy the Battery Boy) occasionally poses questions that seem to have a rather obvious answer, but which often conceal hidden depths.Read

Denis: Sunshine has brought out my dark side

HERE is a serious question about hot weather. How do you get the backs of your legs brown?Read

Denis: More on Mollicar Woods

YET more about Mollicar Woods.Read

Denis goes two tone in the sun

HERE is a serious question about hot weather. How do you get the backs of your legs brown?Read

Denis: What’s in a word

READER Roy Bottomley poses an interesting question. What do these seven words all have in common?Read

Denis: No that’s a sobering thought

BRITISH scientists are trying to develop a liquid drug that gives the pleasure of alcohol but without the harm and which comes with an antidote.Read

Denis: More on Mollicar Woods

YET more about Mollicar Woods.Read

Denis: We all love a quick laugh

EVERYONE likes one-liners that usually result in an instant laugh. Here’s a few to keep you chortling:Read

Denis: More on Mollicar Woods history

WE have been unable to discover how Mollicar Woods got its name, but we have found something out about its past and the fond memories local people have of time spent there.Read

Denis: Trip into dark side of tourism

I HAVE never liked any form of physical entertainment or travel that involves throwing your insides one way while your body goes the other. I am a lousy sailor and can tell horror stories of Channel crossings.Read

Denis: Robin Gibb - a tribute

ROBIN Gibb sadly died this week and the great and good of the music business have all paid tribute to a talent gone too soon.Read

Denis Kilcommons Olympic Torch

BARON Pierre de Coubertin, founder of the modern Olympic Games, said: “The most important thing in the Olympic Games is not winning but taking part; the essential thing in life is not conquering but fighting well.”Read

Denis: Fat foods may get heavy taxes

FANCY a burger and fries? That will be 20% extra fat tax, please.Read

Denis: Trip into dark side of tourism

THEY study some funny stuff these days in higher education. You can become a ghostbuster with a specialist psychology degree or learn how to stack shelves with a Tesco arts degree.Read

Denis: The Huddersfield Daily Examiner is here for you

EXAMINER reporters were on the scene 160 years ago to report the terrible disaster that occurred when Bilberry Reservoir above Holmfirth burst its banks and a deluge devastated the valley.Read

Denis: A red devil of a clear out

SHORT of space? Is your house cluttered? Do you have a cupboard you dare not open without wearing a yellow hard hat for fear of what might fall out and hit you on the head?Read

Denis: Time to give colour the boot in football

FOOTBALL boots used to be like the Model T Ford. You could have any colour you liked, as long as they were black.Read

Denis: Nothing to smile about high dental costs

THOUSANDS of Brits are flying abroad for cosmetic dental work – many to Hungary – before coming home with brand new smiles on their faces.Read