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Blind date: ‘I made him take a few too many selfies…’

The Guardian UK Saturday 04 July 2026, 05:00 UTC By Guardian Staff 1 min read
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Lily, 26, a PhD student, meets Brodie, 24, a chefWhat were you hoping for? Love, passion … marriage. Failing that, some good craic and a free dinner.

Lily, 26, a PhD student, meets Brodie, 24, a chef

What were you hoping for?
Love, passion … marriage. Failing that, some good craic and a free dinner.

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