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Helen Brown

Chelmsford, London
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Journalist and broadcaster contributing to Daily Telegraph, Independent, FT, i Paper, Daily Mail, BBC, Sky News and Perspective magazine.

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Freelance journalist, writing regularly for The Daily Telegraph, FT, The Independent. The Daily Mail and The Spectator.

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Vinnie Jones: 'I've never voted in my life'

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By Helen Brown
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“I've never voted. Not once in my life,” says Vinnie Jones, kicking back with a cuppa in a barn behind one of his two Sussex farmhouses . “I've got dual UK and US citizenship, and I've never voted in either country.” You've never gone to a polling booth and considered it? “It's frightening. There is nothing worse than a bloke trying to fake his intelligence.
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Top GP: 'I would ban the label ADHD'

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By Helen Brown
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“ ADHD is certainly not a medical condition, as far as I'm concerned,” says Dr Iona Heath – former president of the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP). Speaking on Channel 4's thoughtful and compassionate new documentary The Great ADHD Myth? on Tuesday, Dr Heath joins a chorus of professionals who say that the condition is “a social construct” rather than the “neurodevelopmental condition” it's currently described as by the NHS.
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Carly Simon's back, and she still has the power to make me weep

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By Helen Brown
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I laughed when I heard that Carly Simon 's first album in 18 years, the gorgeous and gutsy Comes in Waves, opens with a song called Howl , advising listeners on how to move on from heartbreak. Now 83, the sophisticated sweetheart of 1970s soft rock and pop has made a career of repeatedly sifting the ashes of her own lost loves. More than 50 years after she released You're So Vain , she still keeps us guessing which of her famous lovers the ultimate diss track was about.
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