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The Powder Room

The latest lotions, most perfect potions, hottest hairdos and salon secrets from The Lady magazine's beauty bloggers

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Nanny Knows Best

Although Mary Poppins may have saved the day with "a spoon full of sugar", Nanny V employs a more pragmatic approach. No magic, just simple love, attention and consistency. And a healthy dose of humour.

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Dispatches From The North

Tania Kindersley lives in the North East of Scotland with two amiable lab collie crosses and one very grumpy Gloucester Old Spot pig. She co-wrote Backwards In High Heels: The Impossible Art of Being Female, with Sarah Vine.

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  • Another world

    Monday, 20 May 2013
    I am a day late with this post, ostensibly because I have taken on more projects that I can chew, and my time management is shockingly inadequate. I gallop around like a distracted pony, with To Do Lists tumbling in my head. But it is not just to do with lost time. It’s also that the thing I want to write about is a hard thing, and I’m not quite su ...
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  • Other entries by Tania Kindersley

Lights Out Ladies!

Follow one woman's tales from the staffroom of a quaint, newly co-educational, English boarding school in deepest, darkest Dorset. (*all names have been changed.)

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Recipe Box

Get creative in the kitchen with celebrity chef Nigel Brown. Each week the Yorkshireman will bring you a new and exclusive recipe to tempt your taste buds.

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  • Tomato Ravioli

    Thursday, 16 May 2013
    Almost too colourful to eat this pasta dish will delight...Ingredients 200g '00' plain flour 2 eggs 1 medium onion, chopped 1 fresh red chilli, chopped 4/6 tomatoes 1 tablespoon fresh thyme 250g grated Parmesan cheese salt & pepper Method 1. Pour the flour into a donut shape on your work surface, crack the egg into the middle and add ...
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Young Ladies About Town

The girls living and laughing their way around London, meeting lots of fascinating folk along the way...

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  • Behind the scenes at Ascot

    Monday, 13 May 2013
    One of the great sounds of an English Summer is pounding hooves on turf whilst heady punters cheer their money over the line and champagne corks pop in celebration. But for me, like so many others, it’s all about the horses and names like Frankel and Black Caviar are as revered as equine gods and legends with almost mythical status.I love getting c ...
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Slummy Single Mummy

Jo Middleton is a freelance writer and mother of two girls, aged 17 and 10, who enjoy relentlessly winding each other up in high-pitched voices. Jo writes the award-winning blog Slummy Single Mummy and likes to escape from real life with wine, biscuits and TV reruns of Miss Marple mysteries.

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  • Simple pleasures

    Tuesday, 23 April 2013
    Stop the press. This week I have been outside without my coat.It’s a small thing, but a blue sky and a warm breeze makes all the difference to how I feel on any particular day.If you don’t take time out to focus on what makes you happy, it is all too easy to get caught up in the day-to-day tedium of parenting alone. Washing, cleaning, cooking – adm ...
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  • Other entries by Slummy single mummy

Front Row

Get closer to all of today's theatre happenings with our critic Steve Barfield. Are you ready? It's curtain up...

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Lady Radio

What's what on the wireless. The blog accompaniment to The Lady magazine's radio column, overseen with a stern eye, a keen ear and an educated pen by Louis Barfe.

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  • When radio goes wrong

    Friday, 15 March 2013
    There is a website called RadioFail dedicated to harvesting clips of disastrous wireless, and it's a thing of joy and rare beauty. One of the latest uploads is a clip from Caroline Martin's phone-in on BBC WM, in which a listener called Rosie reveals her traumatic past very cheerfully. Note Martin's gushing, fake-sounding "If you've been affected b ...
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  • Other entries by Louis Barfe

Lady Television

The Lady's low down on what's hot on the box. Our TV expert Michael gives thoughtful analysis and freewheeling nonsense in equal measure, letting you know what you should be tuning in to

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  • WEEKEND TV PREVIEW: The Secret Of Crickley Hall

    Friday, 16 November 2012
    Winter is the best time for ghost stories. That's why there's always an MR James on at Christmas. It's why we don't have Hallowe'en in July.Stranded between the year's two spookiest holidays is The Secret Of Crickley Hall, (Sunday, 9pm). It may sound like a mysterious Noel Edmonds vehicle, but it is in fact a major three-part spine-tingler based on ...
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  • Other entries by Michael Moran


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