THEY have kept the Queen’s hands en vogue since 1947 and also won popularity with pop stars, like Rihanna, Madonna and Taylor Swift.
Saturday, 21 November 2015
Hands up, who wants to dress like Rihanna or the Queen?
THEY have kept the Queen’s hands en vogue since 1947 and also won popularity with pop stars, like Rihanna, Madonna and Taylor Swift.
New Ford Mondeo Hybrid is no world-beater
HISTORICALLY, we have been big fans of the Ford Mondeo here on the motoring desk.
Sony Xperia Z5 Premium review: Stunning 4K display fails to make this flagship a must-have
A FRUSTRATINGLY mediocre flagship smartphone – with a world class Ultra HD 4K display.
Sarah Platt's pregnancy bombshell: We spoke to Coronation Street's Tina O'Brien
CORONATION Street’s Sarah Platt fled to Milan following Callum’s murder, but now she’s back with a big secret. Will her luck ever change? Actress Tina O’Brien keeps her fingers crossed
Poinsettias dropped from Thompson & Morgan’s Christmas Top 10 Sellers list
ONLINE plant retailer Thompson & Morgan has announced its Top 10 Sellers for Christmas 2015, and there is no sign of poinsettias.
Must Watch: Adele impersonates Adele (you will laugh, cry and love her even more...)
If there is only one thing you watch this Saturday, let it be this. Adele dressed up as an Adele impersonator and joined her fellow impersonators in an audition for the BBC. She pulled it off with flying colours. A simple nose and chin job (don't worry, only prosthetics) and a little bit of creativity with the makeup and the real Adele manages to full absolutely everyone. The only thing missing - a disguise for her voice. There's no hiding the real thing and the reaction that comes with the big reveal is priceless. You will laugh, cry and fall in love with Adele all over again.
Lives remembered: Jonah Lomu
ALL BLACKS winger Jonah Lomu was rugby’s first global superstar.
Lives remembered: Warren Mitchell
FROM the moment Warren Mitchell read the first script, he knew Alf Garnett was for him.
Toby Jones talks about new BBC drama Capital
TOBY Jones stars in a gripping new BBC drama that explores tensions caused by the banking crisis
The Saturday briefing: Knowledge is power
IS THERE anything you are desperately yearning to know? Are there any pressing factual disputes you would like us to help resolve? This is the page where we shall do our best to answer any questions you throw at us, whatever the subject.
My Weekend: Strictly's Darcey Bussell
AFTER enjoying a career as a professional ballerina and receiving global critical acclaim, Darcey joined Strictly Come Dancing as a judge three years ago.
A Nordic classic: We speak to Sofia Helin from the popular drama The Bridge
ACCLAIMED Scandinavian crime thriller The Bridge has won fans around the world. We ask its star, Sofia Helin, why so many are hooked.
Actress Emilia Fox: 'I still get nervous when I have a new part'
AFTER finding fame in the 1995 BBC adaptation of Pride And Prejudice, Emilia has starred in a string of primetime dramas, including Silent Witness and Merlin.
WATCH: The star cars of Tinseltown
Hollywood produced a wealth of A-listers at this year’s show. NAT BARNES tracks down the best
Christmas food all wrapped up: TV chefs' christmas specials
IF you’re panicking about what to cook this Christmas, your favourite TV chefs have a sackful of great ideas
Accessorize, Topshop and Marks & Spencer: This week's must have accessories
THERE'S something for every budget in this week's must-haves.
Celebrity beauty secrets: Ashley Roberts
TV presenter and former Pussycat Doll Ashley Roberts, 34, shares her beauty secrets.
Belle of the ball: Prepare your hair for the party season
THESE products will help your hair look its best over Christmas
Saturday supper: Irish stew and tipsy trifle recipes
TRIED-and-tested recipes by our celebrity chef, Aldo Zilli.
A feast for the eyes: Alan Titchmarsh on the beauty of ornamental cabbages and kales
ORNAMENTAL cabbages and kales will put a smile on your face on the darkest of winter days
Where are they now... ? Yes Minister's Derek Fowlds
ACTOR Derek is best known for playing Bernard Woolley in Yes Minister and Yes, Prime Minister from 1980-88, and Oscar Blaketon in Heartbeat from 1992-2010.
Friday, 20 November 2015
Why Britons are yearning for a simpler lifestyle
BUSY Britons say their cluttered lives are affecting their health and desire a simpler life.
Dream gardens: Bring a bottle this Christmas
IF THE children would like to make their own Christmas presents then introduce them to the concept of bottle gardens.
BOING BOING BOING... three-times a week: TRAMPOLINING secret of 103-year-old Louise
A 103-YEAR-OLD woman has revealed what keeps a spring in her step at such a ripe old age – TRAMPOLINING.
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