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The Guardian: Family

Saturday 16 October 2010

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I told them to be brave

Norman Morrison set fire to himself in front of the Pentagon as a protest against the Vietnam war, leaving his widow to bring up their three young children. By John-Paul Flintoff

Family features p3

Amy Hardie: Yay! My dream didn't come true

When Amy Hardie had a dream that correctly predicted her horse's death, she became convinced by another dream that said she was going to die before her 49th birthday

Family features p4

Patrick Barkham: Hunting butterflies, finding Dad

For Patrick Barkham the summers of his childhood looking for butterflies wasn't just about cataloguing their obscure varieties, it was also a chance to connect with his busy, distant father

Family features p5

Can you be just good friends?

For Kathryn Flett, friendships with men have always been clear-cut. Well, mostly …

Family features p6

Family life

Readers' favourite photographs, songs and recipes

Family features p7

Great dynasties of the world: The Sainsburys

The country's biggest family grocer
A problem solved

I've recently moved to be closer to my divorced parents, but my mum is becoming too reliant on me
A letter to … my daughter, but no longer

The letter you always wanted to write

Family features p8

A new mum again … at 48!

Following the fortunes of our heroic mother of five
Lulu: My family values

The singer talks about her family

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