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It is a privilege to be present when someone dies. If only I’d seen it that way, it would have helped me no end

I have received many lovely messages in the weeks since my dad died – including one that will always stay with me, writes Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

As doctors, we are failing to put patients’ needs first, causing harm at the end of life

Letters: Doctors including Zachary Tait and Rupal Shah, and recently bereaved readers Jo Fisher and Rebecca Howling, respond to Adrian Chiles’s column on how his father spent two of the last days of his life alone and distressed in A&E, for no good reason

The Guardian - UK

Losing a parent is never easy, no matter your age

Letters: Readers respond to Adrian Chiles’s article about the death of his father and share their own experiences

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I’ve spent a lifetime dreading the loss of a parent. And now it’s finally happened

I am shocked at how shocked I am. Why are we so unprepared when the inevitable comes to pass, asks Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

I feel for Keir Starmer. I too have suffered the sting of fat-shaming

I hope the leader of the opposition shrugged it off when Peter Mandelson commented on his weight. But I know how words can wound

The Guardian - UK

Rediscovering the joys of life at 20mph

Letters: Richard Paulssen and Peter Ellson respond to an article by Adrian Chiles on learning to love pootling along

The Guardian - UK

Naked, smelly and bleeding, all I wanted from the world was some hot water. But the shower had other ideas

The only good thing about that terrible day when the boiler broke down? It put the rest of my troubles into perspective, writes Adrian Chiles

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I’ve wasted 7,300 hours lazing in bed in the morning. Why can’t I just get up?

For 40 years, I’ve spent half an hour lying around doing nothing each day after waking up. It’s scandalous behaviour that must be stopped, writes Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

A 20mph speed limit seemed unfeasible – until I learned to love pootling along

The lower limit wasn’t brought in for nothing: 30mph now feels decidedly dangerous. Here’s to the pace and pleasures of the slow lane, writes Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

I’d be embarrassed to have a football stadium named after me. A park, however …

How would I like to be remembered? With a playground, a bandstand and a little lake, writes Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

Adrian Chiles’s tea and creativity remembered

Letters: Former editor Helen Lambell recalls Adrian Chiles working at her newspaper in the 1990s

The Guardian - UK

Do I really look like Ukraine’s top general? I have a much nicer forehead

Valerii Zaluzhnyi and I both have deeply furrowed brows. Should one or both of us be thinking about Botox?

The Guardian - UK

The worst part of A&E is not the wait – it’s the aftercare

Letters: Liz Brooke says poor IT systems prevent important medical information from being shared in a timely manner, while Judith French asks why the NHS doesn’t use email to communicate better

The Guardian - UK

What I learned from a freezing night in A&E with my dad

After my father took a tumble and broke his shoulder, we endured a long wait in a hectic hospital. But it was when he was discharged that the real problems began, writes Adrian Chiles

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Adrian Chiles to judge prestigious book awards

The Guardian columnist has divided opinion with his meandering missives

The Guardian - UK

They’re horribly flashy and cost a fortune to run – I’d hate to own a superyacht

How can you enjoy a life on the ocean waves when it’s costing you £1,000 an hour, writes Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

I was struggling with an underperforming poinsettia. Then I discovered how to make it shine

Every year these houseplants delight us with their fiery foliage – and every year they sadden us when they lose it. Binning them is not the solution, writes Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

It took me 30 years to learn to love lapsang souchong – but now it’s all gone horribly wrong

Yes, the tea is an acquired taste. But now I can’t get hold of it, and I’m suffering, writes Adrian Chiles

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LOOK: Michigan State football QB Aidan Chiles’ dad responds to team getting another QB

Aidan Chiles father, Adrian, responded to MSU getting a second QB out of the portal:

The Guardian - UK

What’s the secret of packing light for a holiday? Ask my mum

She can fit months’ worth of essentials into the tiniest of bags, writes Adrian Chiles. I go big – and still always forget something

The Guardian - UK

It’s never OK to look at your phone in church – unless you’re checking the score

Even cardinals can get distracted in the closing stages of a close football match, writes Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

I loved my new glasses – until everyone told me what they thought of them

Loved ones, friends and complete strangers have all waded in. I’ve even been told I look just like the bloke from Up …

The Guardian - UK

How can you tell if someone’s really an atheist? Watch them at a penalty shootout

There are times when everyone resorts to prayer, writes Adrian Chiles. Just ask Oti Mabuse or Martin and Shirlie Kemp

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My Life at Christmas with Adrian Chiles: release date, guest stars, episode guide, exclusive interview and everything you need to know

My Life at Christmas with Adrian Chiles on BBC One sees Oti Mabuse, John Simpson plus Martin and Shirlie Kemp reveal what Christmas means to them.

The Guardian - UK

Vets, you deserve my apologies

In my previous column, I accused veterinarians of ‘upselling’ remedies for profit, and I am sorry. Vets are lovely – but their corporate employers, not so much, writes Adrian Chiles

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