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You be the judge: should my brother stop hogging the living room while staying in my flat?

The Guardian UK Thursday 30 July 2026, 07:00 UTC By Interviews by Georgina Lawton 1 min read
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Daniella doesn’t want to go to bed early. Seamus says she shouldn’t offer the sofabed if she doesn’t want guests. Who has room for improvement?• Find out how to get a disagreement settled or become a jurorIt’s not that I don’t want him here, but he needs to understand that I am giving up my space to host him Continue reading...

Daniella doesn’t want to go to bed early. Seamus says she shouldn’t offer the sofabed if she doesn’t want guests. Who has room for improvement?

• Find out how to get a disagreement settled or become a juror

It’s not that I don’t want him here, but he needs to understand that I am giving up my space to host him

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Daniella (PERSON) Seamus (PERSON)
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