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'I'm competitve, I want to win': Jerry Hall on her Traitors experience (opens the original)
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Everything about Jerry Hall is rather grand and swishy. Visually, she was made for a Traitor’s cloak. You can absolutely imagine her sweeping down the castle staircase, all Texan drawl, supermodel cheekbones and rock’n’roll lineage. But it takes more than elegance and poise to make a winning Traitor – just ask Alan Carr, last year’s champion. Does Jerry, 70, the oldest of this year’s crop of celebrity contestants, have what it takes to triumph? As she heads to the Scottish Highlands, I ask about
Dame Esther Rantzen captivated millions - but grew up without a TV (opens the original)
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Back in the 1980s, the story went that there were three properly powerful women in Britain: Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, the Queen, and Esther Rantzen. Only one of them, as far as we know, celebrated her 50th birthday by running stark naked around the garden, save for a large hat. And only one would openly delight in being a thorn in the side of the Establishment. Dame Esther Rantzen, who died yesterday at the age of 86 after a long battle with cancer, had planned to end her life at Dignita
Joanne was part of a 'mum gang' with her friends. Then she disappeared (opens the original)
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The friendships forged as women navigate parenthood can last lifetimes. As Rachel Roussel remembers her particular circle of young mums, funny-yet-poignant moments in the TV show Motherland spring to mind. There were six ‘mum’ friends, all living a stone’s throw from each other in Southampton, muddling through, seven children between them, taking turns to host their infamous Halloween parties and bonfire nights. At 5ft 10in, Rachel was among the tallest of the group. Joanne Sheen – Little Jo to
First postmistress to return to work after Horizon scandal speaks out (opens the original)
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Roopie Gill's family call it her 'Peggy Mitchell moment', a reference to the iconic EastEnders scene when the formidable landlady of the Queen Vic faced down interlopers and told them: 'Get outta my pub.' Roopie, 57, is no brash Peggy Mitchell (by demeanour she is the polar opposite) and this is a respectable post office not a pub, but still. She tells me of the afternoon, a little over a year ago, when she walked to the back of the Birmingham convenience store her father opened 50 years ago, to
TOWIE returns: The feuds, scandals and some major wedding news (opens the original)
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Holy spray tans! Can it really be 16 years since we met the young and fresh-faced (sometimes even without surgery too) stars of The Only Way Is Essex? TOWIE, famous for its explosive friendship spats and complicated love triangles, ‘put Essex on the map’. So says Amy Childs, who was 20 when she joined the cast. She still meets people who have flown across the world to visit, thanks to the reality TV show that keeps giving – to the point where series 38 is currently unfolding on our screens. ‘I w
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