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Sky News presenter Colin Brazier has said that he has asked mourners to wear black to his wife's funeral and that wearing bright colours at a funeral is 'unfair on children' and risks turning the event into a 'fashion parade'. Writing in the spectator, he says that 'asking people to dress up in bright colours was one small step away from an injunction to 'be jolly'.
Do funerals need to be sad?

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MICHAEL ROBERTS
The Scot who is helping one of the biggest companies in the world support transgender employees. When software development manager Michael Roberts told his bosses at Amazon that he was a female trapped in a male body, he had no idea he would end up helping them create a set of rules about how workers are treated when they transition.

HOLIDAYS WITH KIDS
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TECH TALK
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BOOBSTOCK
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JOB INTERVIEW SKILLS
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ROSE GOLD
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PHONE FREE HOLIDAY
Could you take a 2 week holiday from your phone? Lyndsey Paterson contacted the programme to tell us that, this year, her whole family (including 2 teenage daughters) would be going on their summer holiday and leaving their phones at home. We find out how they got on. Sue Reid is a counsellor, writer & psychotherapist.