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Clinton Rogers: Why do Somerset's men not care about hair loss?
Clinton Rogers column: When, and why, did Halloween get so big?
Clinton Rogers: The good and the bad of Glastonbury Festival
Clinton Rogers: Why small gestures are still so important
Letter: Humans will wipe themselves out before AI has the chance
Clinton Rogers: Could artificial intelligence become uncontrollable?
Clinton Rogers: Why do fuel prices vary so sharply across Somerset?
Clinton Rogers: Recalling my trip to the proudly British Falkland Islands
Clinton Rogers: Why checking your family history could save your life
Clinton Rogers: Why Somerset place names can leave us tongue-tied
'I'm 70 and I don't feel 'old', I feel just fine'
Clinton Rogers: I love the BBC but does the licence fee need reforming?
OPINION: 'Why does Somerset have such a problem with the M5?'
Clinton Rogers column: Somerset can no longer take water for granted
Clinton Rogers: My World Cup exit came long before England's
Clinton Rogers column: Overzealous hedge-cutting rules and common sense
Clinton Rogers column: Why does this World Cup feel different?
Clinton Rogers: How recent crime discourse evoked BBC memories
Clinton Rogers: Should social media be banned for under-16s in the UK?
Clinton Rogers column: Why are Saturday jobs becoming less common?
Clinton Rogers: You never forget the camaraderie fostered at the BBC
Clinton Rogers: The problem with public transport in Somerset
Clinton Rogers column: Can I start running again at nearly 70?
Three charities to take over Taunton's high street for an evening in June
Clinton Rogers: Childhood tooth decay is a big issue in Somerset - why?
F1 journalist runs London Marathon in aid of Taunton hospital charity
Phil Hill column: My thoughts on Clinton Rogers' grammar column
Clinton Rogers: I survived the EU's new border checks but my wife didn't
Clinton Rogers: Why declining grammar standards are irking me
Clinton Rogers: How have school standards changed over the years?
Clinton Rogers column: Why has stealing become so acceptable?
Clinton Rogers column: What makes a strong news story?
Clinton Rogers column: The culture of convenience is making us lazier
Popular breakfast fundraiser for Cancer Research UK held in Taunton
Clinton Rogers: Do we have the infrastructure for new housing developments?
Clinton Rogers column: How far will AI go in replacing our jobs?
Clinton Rogers column: Why is chocolate being stolen on a large scale?
Clinton Rogers: The League of Friends of Musgrove Park Hospital needs you
Clinton Rogers: Screen addiction is a problem for all of society
Clinton Rogers: You're wrong if you think people choose to sleep rough
Clinton Rogers: AI makes it difficult to know what's real these days
Clinton Rogers shares anger over lack of national prostate screening
Clinton Rogers column: Being a captive audience is costing us
Phil Hill column: I take online criticism of my opinions in my stride
Letter: Why Clinton Rogers speaks for the silent majority
Letter: It is unbelievable that the Cattle Market site remains empty
Clinton Rogers: Here's what I'd like to see in Somerset in 2026
Letter: How to reach 70 and still be active like Clinton Rogers suggests
Clinton Rogers: This new word I learned over Christmas is a nasty bug
Clinton Rogers column: I will turn 70 next year and I'm dreading it
Clinton Rogers: Are speed cameras just there to rake in cash?
Clinton Rogers: Are all these technological advancements necessary?
Clinton Rogers: Men get a raw deal in the fight against prostate cancer
Clinton Rogers column: The young people of today will go far