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India Knight can be a good and interesting columnist so it was a real shame to read her ill-informed, irresponsible and plain wrong views on 
I don’t normally pick fights with columnists and OpEd writers. Their function is to stimulate debate, so they have to write provocative stuff. But @indiaknight gets it wrong this weekend in a column that starts out complaining about celebrity memoir and misery lit, and ends up with sweeping generalisations about depression.
I have noted for several years that the 
Last night’s episode of