75 years as twins: Reading celebrates its German partner Düsseldorf
A weekend of events was held to mark the 75th anniversary of the special friendship between his city on the Rhine and our town on the Thames.
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LIFE OF BRIAN: The benefits from yoga and Pilates
I first became interested in yoga when I was 16 and bought the book Teach Yourself Yoga.
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LIFE OF BRIAN: Championing German Schlager music, despite their last place in the Eurovision Song Contest
The Crash Helmuts comprise the brothers Norbert and Johann Helmut. They started penning their album of happy and up-tempo music to raise a smile
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From Dateline to Tinder swindles
Dating has changed. About 30% of us now do so through dating sites and apps, with a much higher percentage in the younger age groups
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LIFE OF BRIAN: Everything in my garden is rosy…
Many people have taken up new hobbies and interests during Covid lockdowns and restrictions. What have you done differently?
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Why the Germans love Cornwall
Germans love to visit Cornwall, and it's all thanks to the country's answer to Agatha Christie
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My two weeks of fame
LIFE OF BRIAN with Brian Hicks Brian Hicks I became a fan of top German singing star, Andrea Berg, after moving to Germany in 2011 and seeing her on TV....
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The schlager phenomenon
Brian Hicks Life of Brian with Brian Hicks When I lived in Germany, I was impressed by its music and became a fan of what they call Schlager. These are...
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