Maddy Fletcher
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My mum is a witch and she knew I'd lose my babies: POPPY JAMIE (opens the original)
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Poppy Jamie is in a courtyard at a central London café, explaining how her mum is a witch. The 36-year-old gives her reasoning cheerily. Like, for instance, the time Jamie was 12 and being left out by a girl at school. Her mother (Pippa) hypnotised her, retraining Jamie’s young brain to be unfazed by bullying. ‘I remember walking into school the next day, completely unaffected!’ The Warwickshire native spent her early 20s living in Los Angeles, working as a presenter for MTV. Jamie has a degree
Experts reveal how to be the most charming person in the room (opens the original)
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When William Hanson was 12, his granny gave him a copy of the etiquette guide Debrett’s. ‘I was a precocious child,’ the 37-year-old says today. ‘I think she thought it would appeal to my precocity.’ It did. And it also paid off. As a teenager growing up in Bristol, Hanson began giving etiquette lessons at school, and as an English student at Manchester University he taught ‘good manners’ to the Women’s Institute. Today, Hanson has written five books about etiquette and hosts an agony-aunt-style
The headmaster who transformed a failing school reveals how he did it (opens the original)
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David Sellens – 61 years old, OBE holder and headmaster of a state primary in west London – gets sent lots of letters. Some are from GPs explaining on behalf of parents why a child must attend his school; some are from paid-for psychologists doing the same; some are from the parents themselves, personal appeals that beg Sellens for a spot. There was once a family who travelled from China simply to have a school tour. They were planning to move to the area; they arrived at the front gates with th
Hotel review: Lodge Park, Megeve (opens the original)
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Megeve is swish. Like, seriously, truly, swish. In the main, cobbled square of this Alpine town there is: a Loro Piano, a Rolex, and a Dior. (Unsurprisingly, when the uber-glitzy Netflix show Emily in Paris filmed its skiing episode in 2024 the producers chose Megeve as the location.) Because of that, the 2,900-person commune has a total of 15 five-star hotels. And we stayed in what must be the nicest one: Lodge Park – a stylish, truly comfortable, £450-a-night hotel that’s a three-minute walk f
8 fascinating facts about snow leopards (opens the original)
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Dr Kulbhushansingh ’Kullu’ Suryawanshi reckons he has seen snow leopards ‘100 times’. Which – given the reclusive cats were only filmed for the first time in 2006 – is a lot. Kullu, 41, a scientist and conservationist from India, has studied them for 20 years. He has trekked through -35C steppes, tracking the animals until his feet froze, and in 2023 he took this photograph of a mother and her two cubs. The snow leopards were playing on a rocky ledge in the Himalayas; Kullu was standing 110 metr
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