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Jesy, 20, (below) helpfully explains how she does it: "I just went to all the shops that gave us clothes during The X Factor.

Hadfield leads his argument through relative by-ways - though he never treats them as such - as John Bale's defense of the rights of monarchs against the papacy and his British history of writing, usefully contrasting Bale's "monolithic consistency" with Skelton's "flexible pragmatism." He helpfully reintegrates the Mirror for Magistrates into literary history rather than "mere" history and shows how it nationalizes some of its foreign sources like Boccaccio, even before the fashion for Petrarch took off.

Our young son said helpfully: "Just use one chopstick, Mum".

Helpfully, the car is even turned around to be driven straight out.

And as I hesitated, as most women do, he replied helpfully: "Mummy's age keeps changing."

But one company - which shall remain nameless because it wants the publicity - has helpfully compiled a list of countries with the best female bsreasts.

As The New York Times helpfully informs us, both sides are at fault.

BEN Eccleston helpfully reports (CT, July 14) the comments of Colleen Fletcher MP about the scourge of race hatred.

He had helpfully completely stripped the tree and hidden all the other decorations behind the sofa, too.

The new list also features still more delicious possibilities that can be made vegan with a simple modification - helpfully supplied with the menu - including nachos (hold the cheese and sour cream), mini corn on the cob (ask for it without butter) and a side salad (ask for it without creamy dressing).

Meanwhile, hours before the latest nail-biting episode hit the screen, Old Ma Berry helpfully revealed on Radio 2 that Dorret was toast.

And not just because one newspaper rather helpfully pointed us towards an altered image of the Scot's head plastered on a photo of a derobed Kim Kardashian.

The book is helpfully organised as an A-Z which makes it handy for dipping in and out of, and it features photographs of Kemp''s travels.

WE LOVE DRAMA WATERLOO ROAD (8pm BBC One) IT REALLY wouldn't be the end of term at Waterloo Road without a disaster, and tonight's comes courtesy of that vindictive little madam Gabriella Wark, pictured, and a dangerously high climbing wall that Simon Lowsley has helpfully erected in the playground.