You be the judge : take part in our live event
On Wednesday 26 November, we’re hosting An evening of Guardian culture with Tim Dowling, Stuart Heritage and Meera Sodha, we need your help to bring one real domestic gripe onto the stage In our beloved You be the judge feature, we’ve long invited readers to submit their domestic disputes for (…)
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