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What the well-dressed undertaker is wearing this autumn. How to look chic in a shroud. Extracts from A Worm's-Eye View of Britain and Debrett's Funeral Etiquette ... Plus the ten people you said you'd most like to cremate whilst still alive.
A Kick Up the Eighties puts the boot into kicking the bucket.
Work - another British invention which has been taken over by the Japanese.
This week A Kick Up the Eighties gives you something to talk about in the dole queue.
A group of young people, who depend on television for their livelihood, take a sympathetic and, at times, admiring look at their hardworking and often misunderstood employers. Including a special tribute to the Director-General's wife's cooking.
If we took all the professional advice that's thrown at us, would we wind up wearing the same clothes, sitting in identical cars on our way to the same restaurant, stuck in a country lane on an AA recommended short cut?
This week A Kick Up the Eighties helps you to fill in those long winter evenings.
Why not sit down in your favourite armchair, put your feet up and go to sleep - it's much better for you than watching television.
