The Mail on Sunday

You won’t BELIEVE what they tell me!

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Is my beard all right? I need to have a strong and stable beard.

Jeremy Corbyn shows me he cares about his appearance when posing for pictures at the Pink News Awards.

In the early days I was Cinderella Tina. I was really a slave girl. Really and truly.

Tina Turner tells me about life at the mercy of former husband Ike at The Hospital Club launch of her new musical.

I was so skinny. The first bra I bought I stuffed with cotton wall balls. Twiggy, right, admits that she deserved her nickname when we meet at the Cheltenham Literature Festival.

I don’t use Facebook. I view the quill pen as modern-day entertainm­ent. Sir John Major reveals at the China Exchange that there are some Victorian values in which he truly believes.

I am writing a new book about George Best. He was wonderful company when he wasn’t drunk. Michael Parkinson gives me his sober assessment of his old pal.

It’s amazing how he hates the nanny state, isn’t it? After he has a literal nanny. His wife must have immense patience. Labour MP Jess Phillips feels for the women in Jacob Rees-Mogg’s life.

My father was very particular in Africa. He had a beautiful mahogany loo seat which was placed in the tall grass outside our house. It had a special hook for binoculars. He would sit on it, looking out on the river to see what was going on. Princess Michael of Kent shares a somewhat unusual memory of her father Gunther at the launch of her book, A Cheetah’s Tale.

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