A MINOR Royal, so low in the pecking order she probably wouldn’t even make a pub quiz question, once announced in a statement that she’d had ‘women’s health problems’, leaving me wondering why she felt the need to share such private information.
ONE thing I’ve noticed about getting older - apart from the aches and pains and saying things like “Isn’t Robson Green ageing well” - is the ‘early doors’ concept of going out.
I’M getting a new car soon - and it’s breaking my heart.
IF it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. So said Graham Norton in a recent interview, plugging his revival of TV’s Wheel of Fortune. The same could be said for any of the game show reboots currently dominating teatime telly.
IT was The Repair Shop that got me in the end.
MY first job was a bit of a disaster. I was a Saturday girl at the indoor market in Bradford’s Arndale Centre, and earned £7.50 for a long, tedious day’s work.
'The corner of a foreign field that will be forever Yorkshire'
I COULD be wrong, but I’m pretty sure the image above this column is, as they say, “posed by a model”.
LIKE Ed Sheeran, Les Mis and Killing Eve, I think Normal People is one of those things that everyone adores - except me.
I LOVE a quiz as much as anyone, but never have I quizzed so much in my entire life.
