| Engelbert Humperdinck may be in with a good chance at this year's Eurovision - but what if disaster strikes on the night? Disaster of the autocue kind, that is?
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I have been, for as long as I can remember, a staunch republican. I skipped the Royal Wedding and went on holiday to Florence, home of the Renaissance Republic, as it seemed the most delightfully pleasant form of protest. I think monarchy is an outdated and inherently absurd form of political power that contradicts every philosophical tenet in my heart - the idea that you can only be born into true royalty is at total odds with modern Britain's democratic principles and emphasis on meritocratic social mobility. Yet, there is a whopping great problem with my frothy-mouthed rhetoric... I bloody love the Queen! |  | Nick Revell: Open Letter To Mr Cameron
The Opposition Front Bench are calling you "complacent and out of touch". (You may not have heard about this, for whatever reason.) Well, it's not just them; it's a growing mood. In fact there's a rumour that "complacent and out of touch" is the motto on your coat-of-arms. |  | Carol Hartsell: Five Reasons To Stop Being Terrible
We're miserable, awful people and we must be stopped. We love our FAILs, our bloopers, our "worst evers". We share animated GIFs of reality television monsters and consider ourselves droll and whimsical. Shame on us. But perhaps there's still some shred of hope. Here are five things that made me want to be a better person this week. |  | John Fleming: Yesterday a Man Stood in Leicester Square With a Placard Saying He Had Absolutely No Message for the World
Yesterday, I was rushing to a meeting at 6.30pm just off Leicester Square, in London. |  | Lynne Parker: Should Women Use Humour in the Boardroom?
We women have to employ a stealth approach to using humour in the boardroom, on public platforms and to build our relationships with friends and families. When we group together in tribes, professional networks, social or family groups, we are funny - gobsmackingly, hilariously funny, funny, funny. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.CO.UK |
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