I hate to sound like Mary Whitehouse's maiden aunt, but the ongoing pandemic of online porn has meant society has become hypersexualised to a degree that is increasingly perturbing.
What should the world's most private celebrity couple do to mark their eighth wedding anniversary? Silently toast each other with fine champagne while snuggled under a blanket?
Where is the measuring stick with which to judge the correct emotional distance between the tolerable and the unendurable? It doesn't exist - and nor should it.
Meghan says she was bullied online every day for ten years and became the most trolled person 'in the entire world' while Harry says being a father affected his mental health.
It has been nearly four years since the Queen died - and I can't be alone in thinking that her passing still leaves a painful void at the heart of British public life.
Is it me, is it her, is it them, is it you? Something is very wrong with The Claudia Winkleman Show on BBC One. Already she has fallen into an arrogant social media trap.
Meghan and Harry are clearly of the opinion that social media platforms are the evil of the age for children, but absolutely fine when flogging jam, writes JAN MOIR.
On Saturday night at the National Theatre in London, Aidan Turner was on stage for the first public performance of Les Liaisons Dangereuses, the famous 18th-century French novel.