Lou's women on cookery programmes
Is anyone else fed up with an endless diet of cookery programmes on the telly?
Is anyone else fed up with an endless diet of cookery programmes on the telly?
Lou’s Women are getting all loved up on Valentine’s Day – at least they hope they are.
We’ve all seen them – pitiful wretches on our streets as we come and go from wining and dining in restaurants or a cultural night out at the theatre, writes Louise Jew.
Er, well, it’s the time of year for confessions about whatever happened to our new year resolutions last year, writes Louise Jew.
I’ve stolen a march on most by having a dry run at cooking Christmas dinner – and there are a few lessons learned, writes Louise Jew.
Surely we are preaching to the converted here.
The Government is facing uproar over the latest plans to help pay off our billions in debts – taking cash, on the one hand, from parents earning more than £50,000 and on the other from motorists.
As medical science makes it possible for more women to have children even into their 50s and 60s, we ask: “What’s the right age to have children?”
A petition has been launched urging the national newspaper to drop the array of boobs that have stared out from that page for 42 years now, writes Louise Jew.
Most people are now in their 30s or even 40s before they buy their first house and seem content either to carry on living off “mum and dad” or forking out money on rents, when they could be putting it by for a deposit, writes Louise Jew.
How could anyone top our Duchess of Cambridge when it comes to putting an outfit together? asks Louise Jew
Why don’t companies who want our business put up a real person to talk to us? writes Louise Jew.
So “poor” Prince Harry’s privacy has been invaded – after he chose to show off the crown jewels to a bevy of frolicking maidens in Las Vegas.
If some of us were cynical as the Olympics dawned, our athletes have won us over – and not just with their sporting prowess, writes Louise Jew.
It’s so frustrating when you spot a cheap flight to suddenly find, as you go through the online booking process, the charges mount sky high, writes Louise Jew of Lou's Women.
“50 Shades of Grey” may be the hottest book of the moment, writes Louise Jew. But it makes some of Lou’s Women see 50 shades of red.
There was a time when only men – usually those who had been in the forces or jailbirds – had tattoos.
How fascinating to see the Ascot fashion police out in force at last week's Royal Ascot.
Do our hearts bleed for poor, £110,000-a-year plus doctors, who face living out their old age on an annual pension of a mere £48,000 if they retire at 62? It seems few of Lou’s Women have much sympathy for them.
The build-up seems to have been going on for ever – but now the Olympic torch is actually blazing its trail around the country, heralding the arrival of our summer of sport.
Is speeling (whoops!) important? And should children be banned from using mobile phones in schools?