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Mind the gaffe
Mind the gaffe
Words, gestures, even business cards - all can be sources of insults in some countries. Mark McCrum provides a guide through the cultural minefield.
How to pack: all in one
Living in France: Surviving winter
Grandparenting from long-distance
The other side of Paradise
Better living in Andalucia
Death in the afternoon
Britons to learn fate of 'illegal' Spanish villas
France under strain
The dark side of finding a place in the sun together
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Moving your family to France is a big step, writes Jon Doust.
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A new book suggests that many Australian men are still Neanderthals.
 
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EXPAT WORLD
Madrid street scene
First Spanish steps were daunting
If you are moving abroad and are not on a work placement, I suggest you look into working online, says Dean Hunt.
C'est la folie
Tu be, or not tu, and why it's a life sentence if you get it wrong. Michael Wright reports.
Lighting up Singapore
For Diwali, Singapore's Indian population throws a huge party. Rosie Milne visited "celebration central".
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Notes from a Norfolk Broad
Notes from Norfolk Broad
All I want to be is a novelist. And you work in a restaurant? Not any more, says Eroica Mildmay.
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Saved by poo
A grandmother has been saved after a hospital fed her daughter's faeces to her.
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