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Who’d have thought that signing 2,000 books could be so relaxing, writes Adrian Chiles

Almost all the public toilets in cafes, restaurants, pubs or services are really unpleasant. How hard can it be to keep them clean, writes Adrian Chiles

What do you write to someone who will never be able to read it? I certainly didn’t know after my grandad passed away, writes Adrian Chiles

Letters: Daniel Monti on the variety of international cuisine available in Turin, and Diana Simmonds on eating Italian food for five weeks in a row

In Italy all you get is Italian and we win hands down on variety. That is, until you stop off at a motorway service station, writes Adrian Chiles

The young adults heading off to college for the first time are expected to have fabulous fun from day one and it doesn’t take much for disappointment to set in, writes Adrian Chiles

There’s nothing like recording an audiobook to make you question every word you write. The classics would definitely take a trim

I don’t usually enjoy being heckled in the street. But this episode left me wanting to punch the air, says Adrian Chiles

Once the Euros are over, maybe we should try two teams, each consisting of six women and five blokes – and see what comes to pass, writes Adrian Chiles

I’ve never understood why people choose to hurt themselves but now I wonder if wallowing in worry is my version of that, writes Adrian Chiles

At Wednesday’s Europa League final, more than half the tickets have gone to corporate guests and others with no skin in the game. These lanyard-swinging, dad-dancing day-trippers are denying genuine supporters their big day out