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Caption : “He is dangerous. There’s no way he can go out. No way.” Caroline Darian, daughter of Gisèle Pelicot, tells @emmabarnett she believes her father Dominique Pelicot – convicted for drugging and raping Gisèle for over a decade – should ‘die in prison’. Today Programme | Listen on BBC SoundsLikes : 23881
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Caption : Dr Koshka Duff was arrested and detained in 2013 after offering a legal advice card when she saw someone being stopped and searched. She was then subject to a strip search by Metropolitan police officers. Koshka describes the search as “terrifying” and on CCTV footage, the custody sergeant who authorised the search can be heard saying “treat her like a terrorist”. The Metropolitan Police have since apologised for the language used while she was in custody and any distress caused. Following a public complaint, The Met Police made a voluntary referral to the Independent Office for Police Conduct who concluded the custody sergeant had a case to answer for gross misconduct addressing his language and behaviour as captured on the CCTV. A hearing will be held on a date to be set. Dr Koshka Duff talks to Emma about her experience of being strip searched by Metropolitan Police officers. Ready to Talk with Emma Barnett | Listen on BBC SoundsLikes : 9260
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Caption : ‘Woman’s Hour will be a part of me forever’ As @emmabarnett approaches her final programme presenting Woman’s Hour, she wanted to share her thanks and this message with you, our wonderful listeners… ❤️ Join us from 10am on Thursday for Emma’s final Woman’s Hour before she heads over to @bbctodayprogramme – you can listen live on @bbcradio4 or listen back any time on @bbcsounds 🎧 . . . #bbcwomanshour #bbcradio4 #womanshourLikes : 9122
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Caption : 1. Today I turned 40. 2. I sat very near this painting, drink in hand: Female drinker by George Condo 3. And received many excellent cards, messages and notes. I particularly loved the quote on this one. Lunch is where it’s at. Hiccup. #40 #lunch #professionalluncherLikes : 6267
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Caption : 1. Today I turned 40. 2. I sat very near this painting, drink in hand: Female drinker by George Condo 3. And received many excellent cards, messages and notes. I particularly loved the quote on this one. Lunch is where it’s at. Hiccup. #40 #lunch #professionalluncherLikes : 6267
6.3K Likes – Emma Barnett Instagram
Caption : 1. Today I turned 40. 2. I sat very near this painting, drink in hand: Female drinker by George Condo 3. And received many excellent cards, messages and notes. I particularly loved the quote on this one. Lunch is where it’s at. Hiccup. #40 #lunch #professionalluncherLikes : 6267
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Caption : A word on “the holidays”. Or getting “a break” or some “time away or off”. I would LOVE that. But it’s not really possible at the moment. Sharing as I know millions of others can relate. We live for the moments in between. We just don’t know when or if they are coming. It doesn’t mean there won’t be laughter and light – but much of it for those in the painful know – will take more effort than it should. Much more. Altering the entire experience of the festive period. It is, what it is. But here I am trying to make the unseen, seen – for anyone who might need it. 💪 ❤️ #chronicillness #chronicpain #holidays #break #pain #endo #endometriosis #adenomyosis #christmas #chanukah #hanukkah #festive #adenoLikes : 6057
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Caption : Stéphane Babonneau, the lawyer of Gisèle Pelicot, tells @emmabarnett the 72-year-old ‘doesn’t want to be considered as an icon’ and that she waived anonymity to help women believe ‘they can do it’ too, as judges prepare to give verdicts on the 51 men involved in the trial. Today Programme | Listen on BBC SoundsLikes : 4789
4.6K Likes – Emma Barnett Instagram
Caption : My shul. My people. My community. I just had to write this. Some how there are some words. @thetimes I write this knowing not who did it. There is a freedom in that. To be liberated from the blame game for as long as it lasts; from the narrative of speculation as to why a man in my home city of Manchester woke up this morning, armed himself and decided to go and kill a load of Jews on Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish calendar. What I do know is this: he went to kill my people; my community; at my old Shul. No equivocation. No doubt. Jews were the target and this was planned for the day when as many of them as possible were packed inside Shul praying for their sins. But we will get to that. And yeah I don’t feel much like calling it a synagogue right now. It’s a Shul. It’s a Jewish place of prayer, love and community. Heaton Park Shul. The first place I first heard the shofar blown on Rosh Hashanah -an incredible sound from a ram’s horn heralding a new year. The place I loved running around with my friends and collecting sweets strewn around the building by Reverend Olsberg on happy festival days. The place I loved listening to the murmur of prayer and chatter between families, friends, the rabbi and cantor – and the loud shushes when the conversational volume sometimes overtook the prayers.Likes : 4570
4.6K Likes – Emma Barnett Instagram
Caption : My shul. My people. My community. I just had to write this. Some how there are some words. @thetimes I write this knowing not who did it. There is a freedom in that. To be liberated from the blame game for as long as it lasts; from the narrative of speculation as to why a man in my home city of Manchester woke up this morning, armed himself and decided to go and kill a load of Jews on Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish calendar. What I do know is this: he went to kill my people; my community; at my old Shul. No equivocation. No doubt. Jews were the target and this was planned for the day when as many of them as possible were packed inside Shul praying for their sins. But we will get to that. And yeah I don’t feel much like calling it a synagogue right now. It’s a Shul. It’s a Jewish place of prayer, love and community. Heaton Park Shul. The first place I first heard the shofar blown on Rosh Hashanah -an incredible sound from a ram’s horn heralding a new year. The place I loved running around with my friends and collecting sweets strewn around the building by Reverend Olsberg on happy festival days. The place I loved listening to the murmur of prayer and chatter between families, friends, the rabbi and cantor – and the loud shushes when the conversational volume sometimes overtook the prayers.Likes : 4570
4.6K Likes – Emma Barnett Instagram
Caption : My shul. My people. My community. I just had to write this. Some how there are some words. @thetimes I write this knowing not who did it. There is a freedom in that. To be liberated from the blame game for as long as it lasts; from the narrative of speculation as to why a man in my home city of Manchester woke up this morning, armed himself and decided to go and kill a load of Jews on Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish calendar. What I do know is this: he went to kill my people; my community; at my old Shul. No equivocation. No doubt. Jews were the target and this was planned for the day when as many of them as possible were packed inside Shul praying for their sins. But we will get to that. And yeah I don’t feel much like calling it a synagogue right now. It’s a Shul. It’s a Jewish place of prayer, love and community. Heaton Park Shul. The first place I first heard the shofar blown on Rosh Hashanah -an incredible sound from a ram’s horn heralding a new year. The place I loved running around with my friends and collecting sweets strewn around the building by Reverend Olsberg on happy festival days. The place I loved listening to the murmur of prayer and chatter between families, friends, the rabbi and cantor – and the loud shushes when the conversational volume sometimes overtook the prayers.Likes : 4570
4.6K Likes – Emma Barnett Instagram
Caption : My shul. My people. My community. I just had to write this. Some how there are some words. @thetimes I write this knowing not who did it. There is a freedom in that. To be liberated from the blame game for as long as it lasts; from the narrative of speculation as to why a man in my home city of Manchester woke up this morning, armed himself and decided to go and kill a load of Jews on Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish calendar. What I do know is this: he went to kill my people; my community; at my old Shul. No equivocation. No doubt. Jews were the target and this was planned for the day when as many of them as possible were packed inside Shul praying for their sins. But we will get to that. And yeah I don’t feel much like calling it a synagogue right now. It’s a Shul. It’s a Jewish place of prayer, love and community. Heaton Park Shul. The first place I first heard the shofar blown on Rosh Hashanah -an incredible sound from a ram’s horn heralding a new year. The place I loved running around with my friends and collecting sweets strewn around the building by Reverend Olsberg on happy festival days. The place I loved listening to the murmur of prayer and chatter between families, friends, the rabbi and cantor – and the loud shushes when the conversational volume sometimes overtook the prayers.Likes : 4570
4.6K Likes – Emma Barnett Instagram
Caption : My shul. My people. My community. I just had to write this. Some how there are some words. @thetimes I write this knowing not who did it. There is a freedom in that. To be liberated from the blame game for as long as it lasts; from the narrative of speculation as to why a man in my home city of Manchester woke up this morning, armed himself and decided to go and kill a load of Jews on Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish calendar. What I do know is this: he went to kill my people; my community; at my old Shul. No equivocation. No doubt. Jews were the target and this was planned for the day when as many of them as possible were packed inside Shul praying for their sins. But we will get to that. And yeah I don’t feel much like calling it a synagogue right now. It’s a Shul. It’s a Jewish place of prayer, love and community. Heaton Park Shul. The first place I first heard the shofar blown on Rosh Hashanah -an incredible sound from a ram’s horn heralding a new year. The place I loved running around with my friends and collecting sweets strewn around the building by Reverend Olsberg on happy festival days. The place I loved listening to the murmur of prayer and chatter between families, friends, the rabbi and cantor – and the loud shushes when the conversational volume sometimes overtook the prayers.Likes : 4570
4.6K Likes – Emma Barnett Instagram
Caption : My shul. My people. My community. I just had to write this. Some how there are some words. @thetimes I write this knowing not who did it. There is a freedom in that. To be liberated from the blame game for as long as it lasts; from the narrative of speculation as to why a man in my home city of Manchester woke up this morning, armed himself and decided to go and kill a load of Jews on Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish calendar. What I do know is this: he went to kill my people; my community; at my old Shul. No equivocation. No doubt. Jews were the target and this was planned for the day when as many of them as possible were packed inside Shul praying for their sins. But we will get to that. And yeah I don’t feel much like calling it a synagogue right now. It’s a Shul. It’s a Jewish place of prayer, love and community. Heaton Park Shul. The first place I first heard the shofar blown on Rosh Hashanah -an incredible sound from a ram’s horn heralding a new year. The place I loved running around with my friends and collecting sweets strewn around the building by Reverend Olsberg on happy festival days. The place I loved listening to the murmur of prayer and chatter between families, friends, the rabbi and cantor – and the loud shushes when the conversational volume sometimes overtook the prayers.Likes : 4570
4.6K Likes – Emma Barnett Instagram
Caption : My shul. My people. My community. I just had to write this. Some how there are some words. @thetimes I write this knowing not who did it. There is a freedom in that. To be liberated from the blame game for as long as it lasts; from the narrative of speculation as to why a man in my home city of Manchester woke up this morning, armed himself and decided to go and kill a load of Jews on Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish calendar. What I do know is this: he went to kill my people; my community; at my old Shul. No equivocation. No doubt. Jews were the target and this was planned for the day when as many of them as possible were packed inside Shul praying for their sins. But we will get to that. And yeah I don’t feel much like calling it a synagogue right now. It’s a Shul. It’s a Jewish place of prayer, love and community. Heaton Park Shul. The first place I first heard the shofar blown on Rosh Hashanah -an incredible sound from a ram’s horn heralding a new year. The place I loved running around with my friends and collecting sweets strewn around the building by Reverend Olsberg on happy festival days. The place I loved listening to the murmur of prayer and chatter between families, friends, the rabbi and cantor – and the loud shushes when the conversational volume sometimes overtook the prayers.Likes : 4570
4.6K Likes – Emma Barnett Instagram
Caption : My shul. My people. My community. I just had to write this. Some how there are some words. @thetimes I write this knowing not who did it. There is a freedom in that. To be liberated from the blame game for as long as it lasts; from the narrative of speculation as to why a man in my home city of Manchester woke up this morning, armed himself and decided to go and kill a load of Jews on Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish calendar. What I do know is this: he went to kill my people; my community; at my old Shul. No equivocation. No doubt. Jews were the target and this was planned for the day when as many of them as possible were packed inside Shul praying for their sins. But we will get to that. And yeah I don’t feel much like calling it a synagogue right now. It’s a Shul. It’s a Jewish place of prayer, love and community. Heaton Park Shul. The first place I first heard the shofar blown on Rosh Hashanah -an incredible sound from a ram’s horn heralding a new year. The place I loved running around with my friends and collecting sweets strewn around the building by Reverend Olsberg on happy festival days. The place I loved listening to the murmur of prayer and chatter between families, friends, the rabbi and cantor – and the loud shushes when the conversational volume sometimes overtook the prayers.Likes : 4570
4.6K Likes – Emma Barnett Instagram
Caption : My shul. My people. My community. I just had to write this. Some how there are some words. @thetimes I write this knowing not who did it. There is a freedom in that. To be liberated from the blame game for as long as it lasts; from the narrative of speculation as to why a man in my home city of Manchester woke up this morning, armed himself and decided to go and kill a load of Jews on Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish calendar. What I do know is this: he went to kill my people; my community; at my old Shul. No equivocation. No doubt. Jews were the target and this was planned for the day when as many of them as possible were packed inside Shul praying for their sins. But we will get to that. And yeah I don’t feel much like calling it a synagogue right now. It’s a Shul. It’s a Jewish place of prayer, love and community. Heaton Park Shul. The first place I first heard the shofar blown on Rosh Hashanah -an incredible sound from a ram’s horn heralding a new year. The place I loved running around with my friends and collecting sweets strewn around the building by Reverend Olsberg on happy festival days. The place I loved listening to the murmur of prayer and chatter between families, friends, the rabbi and cantor – and the loud shushes when the conversational volume sometimes overtook the prayers.Likes : 4570
4.6K Likes – Emma Barnett Instagram
Caption : My shul. My people. My community. I just had to write this. Some how there are some words. @thetimes I write this knowing not who did it. There is a freedom in that. To be liberated from the blame game for as long as it lasts; from the narrative of speculation as to why a man in my home city of Manchester woke up this morning, armed himself and decided to go and kill a load of Jews on Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish calendar. What I do know is this: he went to kill my people; my community; at my old Shul. No equivocation. No doubt. Jews were the target and this was planned for the day when as many of them as possible were packed inside Shul praying for their sins. But we will get to that. And yeah I don’t feel much like calling it a synagogue right now. It’s a Shul. It’s a Jewish place of prayer, love and community. Heaton Park Shul. The first place I first heard the shofar blown on Rosh Hashanah -an incredible sound from a ram’s horn heralding a new year. The place I loved running around with my friends and collecting sweets strewn around the building by Reverend Olsberg on happy festival days. The place I loved listening to the murmur of prayer and chatter between families, friends, the rabbi and cantor – and the loud shushes when the conversational volume sometimes overtook the prayers.Likes : 4570
4.6K Likes – Emma Barnett Instagram
Caption : My shul. My people. My community. I just had to write this. Some how there are some words. @thetimes I write this knowing not who did it. There is a freedom in that. To be liberated from the blame game for as long as it lasts; from the narrative of speculation as to why a man in my home city of Manchester woke up this morning, armed himself and decided to go and kill a load of Jews on Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish calendar. What I do know is this: he went to kill my people; my community; at my old Shul. No equivocation. No doubt. Jews were the target and this was planned for the day when as many of them as possible were packed inside Shul praying for their sins. But we will get to that. And yeah I don’t feel much like calling it a synagogue right now. It’s a Shul. It’s a Jewish place of prayer, love and community. Heaton Park Shul. The first place I first heard the shofar blown on Rosh Hashanah -an incredible sound from a ram’s horn heralding a new year. The place I loved running around with my friends and collecting sweets strewn around the building by Reverend Olsberg on happy festival days. The place I loved listening to the murmur of prayer and chatter between families, friends, the rabbi and cantor – and the loud shushes when the conversational volume sometimes overtook the prayers.Likes : 4570
3.9K Likes – Emma Barnett Instagram
Caption : Got gowned. 16 years to the day since I graduated with my postgrad from Cardiff University School of Journalism – I was invited back to receive a fellowship and address the class of 2024. I spoke of properly brewed tea, never getting my 100 words per minute in short hand (I’m left handed, ok?), walking in the opposite direction to the crowd and nights down chip alley. If you know, you know. Plus the hat was fabulous. I’ve always loved me a good hat. Swipe to see #behindthescenes and a few other bits around town. Some things are the same; others, over. Congrats to everyone graduating. Seize that unique energy as you head out of education. You’re gonna need it. The hustle is real… Thank you to all of the teachers and parents too. Epic. #graduation #hustle #journalism #gown #hat #congrats @cardiffuniLikes : 3866
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Caption : Got gowned. 16 years to the day since I graduated with my postgrad from Cardiff University School of Journalism – I was invited back to receive a fellowship and address the class of 2024. I spoke of properly brewed tea, never getting my 100 words per minute in short hand (I’m left handed, ok?), walking in the opposite direction to the crowd and nights down chip alley. If you know, you know. Plus the hat was fabulous. I’ve always loved me a good hat. Swipe to see #behindthescenes and a few other bits around town. Some things are the same; others, over. Congrats to everyone graduating. Seize that unique energy as you head out of education. You’re gonna need it. The hustle is real… Thank you to all of the teachers and parents too. Epic. #graduation #hustle #journalism #gown #hat #congrats @cardiffuniLikes : 3866
3.9K Likes – Emma Barnett Instagram
Caption : Got gowned. 16 years to the day since I graduated with my postgrad from Cardiff University School of Journalism – I was invited back to receive a fellowship and address the class of 2024. I spoke of properly brewed tea, never getting my 100 words per minute in short hand (I’m left handed, ok?), walking in the opposite direction to the crowd and nights down chip alley. If you know, you know. Plus the hat was fabulous. I’ve always loved me a good hat. Swipe to see #behindthescenes and a few other bits around town. Some things are the same; others, over. Congrats to everyone graduating. Seize that unique energy as you head out of education. You’re gonna need it. The hustle is real… Thank you to all of the teachers and parents too. Epic. #graduation #hustle #journalism #gown #hat #congrats @cardiffuniLikes : 3866
3.9K Likes – Emma Barnett Instagram
Caption : Got gowned. 16 years to the day since I graduated with my postgrad from Cardiff University School of Journalism – I was invited back to receive a fellowship and address the class of 2024. I spoke of properly brewed tea, never getting my 100 words per minute in short hand (I’m left handed, ok?), walking in the opposite direction to the crowd and nights down chip alley. If you know, you know. Plus the hat was fabulous. I’ve always loved me a good hat. Swipe to see #behindthescenes and a few other bits around town. Some things are the same; others, over. Congrats to everyone graduating. Seize that unique energy as you head out of education. You’re gonna need it. The hustle is real… Thank you to all of the teachers and parents too. Epic. #graduation #hustle #journalism #gown #hat #congrats @cardiffuniLikes : 3866
3.9K Likes – Emma Barnett Instagram
Caption : Got gowned. 16 years to the day since I graduated with my postgrad from Cardiff University School of Journalism – I was invited back to receive a fellowship and address the class of 2024. I spoke of properly brewed tea, never getting my 100 words per minute in short hand (I’m left handed, ok?), walking in the opposite direction to the crowd and nights down chip alley. If you know, you know. Plus the hat was fabulous. I’ve always loved me a good hat. Swipe to see #behindthescenes and a few other bits around town. Some things are the same; others, over. Congrats to everyone graduating. Seize that unique energy as you head out of education. You’re gonna need it. The hustle is real… Thank you to all of the teachers and parents too. Epic. #graduation #hustle #journalism #gown #hat #congrats @cardiffuniLikes : 3866
3.9K Likes – Emma Barnett Instagram
Caption : Got gowned. 16 years to the day since I graduated with my postgrad from Cardiff University School of Journalism – I was invited back to receive a fellowship and address the class of 2024. I spoke of properly brewed tea, never getting my 100 words per minute in short hand (I’m left handed, ok?), walking in the opposite direction to the crowd and nights down chip alley. If you know, you know. Plus the hat was fabulous. I’ve always loved me a good hat. Swipe to see #behindthescenes and a few other bits around town. Some things are the same; others, over. Congrats to everyone graduating. Seize that unique energy as you head out of education. You’re gonna need it. The hustle is real… Thank you to all of the teachers and parents too. Epic. #graduation #hustle #journalism #gown #hat #congrats @cardiffuniLikes : 3866
3.9K Likes – Emma Barnett Instagram
Caption : Got gowned. 16 years to the day since I graduated with my postgrad from Cardiff University School of Journalism – I was invited back to receive a fellowship and address the class of 2024. I spoke of properly brewed tea, never getting my 100 words per minute in short hand (I’m left handed, ok?), walking in the opposite direction to the crowd and nights down chip alley. If you know, you know. Plus the hat was fabulous. I’ve always loved me a good hat. Swipe to see #behindthescenes and a few other bits around town. Some things are the same; others, over. Congrats to everyone graduating. Seize that unique energy as you head out of education. You’re gonna need it. The hustle is real… Thank you to all of the teachers and parents too. Epic. #graduation #hustle #journalism #gown #hat #congrats @cardiffuniLikes : 3866
3.9K Likes – Emma Barnett Instagram
Caption : Got gowned. 16 years to the day since I graduated with my postgrad from Cardiff University School of Journalism – I was invited back to receive a fellowship and address the class of 2024. I spoke of properly brewed tea, never getting my 100 words per minute in short hand (I’m left handed, ok?), walking in the opposite direction to the crowd and nights down chip alley. If you know, you know. Plus the hat was fabulous. I’ve always loved me a good hat. Swipe to see #behindthescenes and a few other bits around town. Some things are the same; others, over. Congrats to everyone graduating. Seize that unique energy as you head out of education. You’re gonna need it. The hustle is real… Thank you to all of the teachers and parents too. Epic. #graduation #hustle #journalism #gown #hat #congrats @cardiffuniLikes : 3866
3.9K Likes – Emma Barnett Instagram
Caption : Got gowned. 16 years to the day since I graduated with my postgrad from Cardiff University School of Journalism – I was invited back to receive a fellowship and address the class of 2024. I spoke of properly brewed tea, never getting my 100 words per minute in short hand (I’m left handed, ok?), walking in the opposite direction to the crowd and nights down chip alley. If you know, you know. Plus the hat was fabulous. I’ve always loved me a good hat. Swipe to see #behindthescenes and a few other bits around town. Some things are the same; others, over. Congrats to everyone graduating. Seize that unique energy as you head out of education. You’re gonna need it. The hustle is real… Thank you to all of the teachers and parents too. Epic. #graduation #hustle #journalism #gown #hat #congrats @cardiffuniLikes : 3866
3.9K Likes – Emma Barnett Instagram
Caption : Got gowned. 16 years to the day since I graduated with my postgrad from Cardiff University School of Journalism – I was invited back to receive a fellowship and address the class of 2024. I spoke of properly brewed tea, never getting my 100 words per minute in short hand (I’m left handed, ok?), walking in the opposite direction to the crowd and nights down chip alley. If you know, you know. Plus the hat was fabulous. I’ve always loved me a good hat. Swipe to see #behindthescenes and a few other bits around town. Some things are the same; others, over. Congrats to everyone graduating. Seize that unique energy as you head out of education. You’re gonna need it. The hustle is real… Thank you to all of the teachers and parents too. Epic. #graduation #hustle #journalism #gown #hat #congrats @cardiffuniLikes : 3866
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Caption : This interview drops tomorrow. It isn’t maternity leave. Not really. It’s service. Maternity Service. Somehow I realised this during the fog of my second tour of duty, that I had fought tooth and nail to experience. And I was weirdly elated. Elated to a) have had an original thought through the sleep deprivation, the love bomb that is our daughter and the relentless abnegation of self. And b) to have snatched the time between naps, feeding, cleaning, doctor visits, nappies and school pick-ups to explore this thought. And write my account of maternity service – live – as it was happening. The result is a book I am really proud (and still rather amazed) exists and lands on shelves on March 13. I have read so many powerful books about motherhood and parenting – esp as host of the mighty @bbcwomanshour – but never one expressly on maternity leave and what actually goes down in this love wilderness: mentally, physically and practically. Maternity service, unlike leave, also never ends. And this framing really helps me dig deep to this day with my mothering of a two and seven year old girl and boy. In the book I also share stories I have already forgotten or unwittingly erased from that period – having already happily let the rose-tinted glasses descend. More to come and to be discussed. But I would bloody love you to pick up a copy via the pre order #linkinbio and to hear your take. Genuinely. Or when it drops next month from your local bookshop if you have one. Rest assured- it’s deliberately short but packs a punch. Here are some parts of the book extract in the @sundaytimesmagazine @thetimes exclusively tomorrow. Big thanks to The Sunday Times for putting maternity leave on the front page. ✍🏼 @laurafpullman 📸 @saneseven 💄 @emmasleon 👖 @kate_barbour #maternity #maternityleave #maternityservice #idea #holdthefrontpage #sundaypaper #sunday #sundaytimes #newbook #bookstagram #preorder #women #newmum #motherhoodLikes : 3137
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Caption : This interview drops tomorrow. It isn’t maternity leave. Not really. It’s service. Maternity Service. Somehow I realised this during the fog of my second tour of duty, that I had fought tooth and nail to experience. And I was weirdly elated. Elated to a) have had an original thought through the sleep deprivation, the love bomb that is our daughter and the relentless abnegation of self. And b) to have snatched the time between naps, feeding, cleaning, doctor visits, nappies and school pick-ups to explore this thought. And write my account of maternity service – live – as it was happening. The result is a book I am really proud (and still rather amazed) exists and lands on shelves on March 13. I have read so many powerful books about motherhood and parenting – esp as host of the mighty @bbcwomanshour – but never one expressly on maternity leave and what actually goes down in this love wilderness: mentally, physically and practically. Maternity service, unlike leave, also never ends. And this framing really helps me dig deep to this day with my mothering of a two and seven year old girl and boy. In the book I also share stories I have already forgotten or unwittingly erased from that period – having already happily let the rose-tinted glasses descend. More to come and to be discussed. But I would bloody love you to pick up a copy via the pre order #linkinbio and to hear your take. Genuinely. Or when it drops next month from your local bookshop if you have one. Rest assured- it’s deliberately short but packs a punch. Here are some parts of the book extract in the @sundaytimesmagazine @thetimes exclusively tomorrow. Big thanks to The Sunday Times for putting maternity leave on the front page. ✍🏼 @laurafpullman 📸 @saneseven 💄 @emmasleon 👖 @kate_barbour #maternity #maternityleave #maternityservice #idea #holdthefrontpage #sundaypaper #sunday #sundaytimes #newbook #bookstagram #preorder #women #newmum #motherhoodLikes : 3137
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Caption : This interview drops tomorrow. It isn’t maternity leave. Not really. It’s service. Maternity Service. Somehow I realised this during the fog of my second tour of duty, that I had fought tooth and nail to experience. And I was weirdly elated. Elated to a) have had an original thought through the sleep deprivation, the love bomb that is our daughter and the relentless abnegation of self. And b) to have snatched the time between naps, feeding, cleaning, doctor visits, nappies and school pick-ups to explore this thought. And write my account of maternity service – live – as it was happening. The result is a book I am really proud (and still rather amazed) exists and lands on shelves on March 13. I have read so many powerful books about motherhood and parenting – esp as host of the mighty @bbcwomanshour – but never one expressly on maternity leave and what actually goes down in this love wilderness: mentally, physically and practically. Maternity service, unlike leave, also never ends. And this framing really helps me dig deep to this day with my mothering of a two and seven year old girl and boy. In the book I also share stories I have already forgotten or unwittingly erased from that period – having already happily let the rose-tinted glasses descend. More to come and to be discussed. But I would bloody love you to pick up a copy via the pre order #linkinbio and to hear your take. Genuinely. Or when it drops next month from your local bookshop if you have one. Rest assured- it’s deliberately short but packs a punch. Here are some parts of the book extract in the @sundaytimesmagazine @thetimes exclusively tomorrow. Big thanks to The Sunday Times for putting maternity leave on the front page. ✍🏼 @laurafpullman 📸 @saneseven 💄 @emmasleon 👖 @kate_barbour #maternity #maternityleave #maternityservice #idea #holdthefrontpage #sundaypaper #sunday #sundaytimes #newbook #bookstagram #preorder #women #newmum #motherhoodLikes : 3137
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Caption : This interview drops tomorrow. It isn’t maternity leave. Not really. It’s service. Maternity Service. Somehow I realised this during the fog of my second tour of duty, that I had fought tooth and nail to experience. And I was weirdly elated. Elated to a) have had an original thought through the sleep deprivation, the love bomb that is our daughter and the relentless abnegation of self. And b) to have snatched the time between naps, feeding, cleaning, doctor visits, nappies and school pick-ups to explore this thought. And write my account of maternity service – live – as it was happening. The result is a book I am really proud (and still rather amazed) exists and lands on shelves on March 13. I have read so many powerful books about motherhood and parenting – esp as host of the mighty @bbcwomanshour – but never one expressly on maternity leave and what actually goes down in this love wilderness: mentally, physically and practically. Maternity service, unlike leave, also never ends. And this framing really helps me dig deep to this day with my mothering of a two and seven year old girl and boy. In the book I also share stories I have already forgotten or unwittingly erased from that period – having already happily let the rose-tinted glasses descend. More to come and to be discussed. But I would bloody love you to pick up a copy via the pre order #linkinbio and to hear your take. Genuinely. Or when it drops next month from your local bookshop if you have one. Rest assured- it’s deliberately short but packs a punch. Here are some parts of the book extract in the @sundaytimesmagazine @thetimes exclusively tomorrow. Big thanks to The Sunday Times for putting maternity leave on the front page. ✍🏼 @laurafpullman 📸 @saneseven 💄 @emmasleon 👖 @kate_barbour #maternity #maternityleave #maternityservice #idea #holdthefrontpage #sundaypaper #sunday #sundaytimes #newbook #bookstagram #preorder #women #newmum #motherhoodLikes : 3137
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Caption : This interview drops tomorrow. It isn’t maternity leave. Not really. It’s service. Maternity Service. Somehow I realised this during the fog of my second tour of duty, that I had fought tooth and nail to experience. And I was weirdly elated. Elated to a) have had an original thought through the sleep deprivation, the love bomb that is our daughter and the relentless abnegation of self. And b) to have snatched the time between naps, feeding, cleaning, doctor visits, nappies and school pick-ups to explore this thought. And write my account of maternity service – live – as it was happening. The result is a book I am really proud (and still rather amazed) exists and lands on shelves on March 13. I have read so many powerful books about motherhood and parenting – esp as host of the mighty @bbcwomanshour – but never one expressly on maternity leave and what actually goes down in this love wilderness: mentally, physically and practically. Maternity service, unlike leave, also never ends. And this framing really helps me dig deep to this day with my mothering of a two and seven year old girl and boy. In the book I also share stories I have already forgotten or unwittingly erased from that period – having already happily let the rose-tinted glasses descend. More to come and to be discussed. But I would bloody love you to pick up a copy via the pre order #linkinbio and to hear your take. Genuinely. Or when it drops next month from your local bookshop if you have one. Rest assured- it’s deliberately short but packs a punch. Here are some parts of the book extract in the @sundaytimesmagazine @thetimes exclusively tomorrow. Big thanks to The Sunday Times for putting maternity leave on the front page. ✍🏼 @laurafpullman 📸 @saneseven 💄 @emmasleon 👖 @kate_barbour #maternity #maternityleave #maternityservice #idea #holdthefrontpage #sundaypaper #sunday #sundaytimes #newbook #bookstagram #preorder #women #newmum #motherhoodLikes : 3137
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Caption : This interview drops tomorrow. It isn’t maternity leave. Not really. It’s service. Maternity Service. Somehow I realised this during the fog of my second tour of duty, that I had fought tooth and nail to experience. And I was weirdly elated. Elated to a) have had an original thought through the sleep deprivation, the love bomb that is our daughter and the relentless abnegation of self. And b) to have snatched the time between naps, feeding, cleaning, doctor visits, nappies and school pick-ups to explore this thought. And write my account of maternity service – live – as it was happening. The result is a book I am really proud (and still rather amazed) exists and lands on shelves on March 13. I have read so many powerful books about motherhood and parenting – esp as host of the mighty @bbcwomanshour – but never one expressly on maternity leave and what actually goes down in this love wilderness: mentally, physically and practically. Maternity service, unlike leave, also never ends. And this framing really helps me dig deep to this day with my mothering of a two and seven year old girl and boy. In the book I also share stories I have already forgotten or unwittingly erased from that period – having already happily let the rose-tinted glasses descend. More to come and to be discussed. But I would bloody love you to pick up a copy via the pre order #linkinbio and to hear your take. Genuinely. Or when it drops next month from your local bookshop if you have one. Rest assured- it’s deliberately short but packs a punch. Here are some parts of the book extract in the @sundaytimesmagazine @thetimes exclusively tomorrow. Big thanks to The Sunday Times for putting maternity leave on the front page. ✍🏼 @laurafpullman 📸 @saneseven 💄 @emmasleon 👖 @kate_barbour #maternity #maternityleave #maternityservice #idea #holdthefrontpage #sundaypaper #sunday #sundaytimes #newbook #bookstagram #preorder #women #newmum #motherhoodLikes : 3137
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Caption : This interview drops tomorrow. It isn’t maternity leave. Not really. It’s service. Maternity Service. Somehow I realised this during the fog of my second tour of duty, that I had fought tooth and nail to experience. And I was weirdly elated. Elated to a) have had an original thought through the sleep deprivation, the love bomb that is our daughter and the relentless abnegation of self. And b) to have snatched the time between naps, feeding, cleaning, doctor visits, nappies and school pick-ups to explore this thought. And write my account of maternity service – live – as it was happening. The result is a book I am really proud (and still rather amazed) exists and lands on shelves on March 13. I have read so many powerful books about motherhood and parenting – esp as host of the mighty @bbcwomanshour – but never one expressly on maternity leave and what actually goes down in this love wilderness: mentally, physically and practically. Maternity service, unlike leave, also never ends. And this framing really helps me dig deep to this day with my mothering of a two and seven year old girl and boy. In the book I also share stories I have already forgotten or unwittingly erased from that period – having already happily let the rose-tinted glasses descend. More to come and to be discussed. But I would bloody love you to pick up a copy via the pre order #linkinbio and to hear your take. Genuinely. Or when it drops next month from your local bookshop if you have one. Rest assured- it’s deliberately short but packs a punch. Here are some parts of the book extract in the @sundaytimesmagazine @thetimes exclusively tomorrow. Big thanks to The Sunday Times for putting maternity leave on the front page. ✍🏼 @laurafpullman 📸 @saneseven 💄 @emmasleon 👖 @kate_barbour #maternity #maternityleave #maternityservice #idea #holdthefrontpage #sundaypaper #sunday #sundaytimes #newbook #bookstagram #preorder #women #newmum #motherhoodLikes : 3137
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Caption : This interview drops tomorrow. It isn’t maternity leave. Not really. It’s service. Maternity Service. Somehow I realised this during the fog of my second tour of duty, that I had fought tooth and nail to experience. And I was weirdly elated. Elated to a) have had an original thought through the sleep deprivation, the love bomb that is our daughter and the relentless abnegation of self. And b) to have snatched the time between naps, feeding, cleaning, doctor visits, nappies and school pick-ups to explore this thought. And write my account of maternity service – live – as it was happening. The result is a book I am really proud (and still rather amazed) exists and lands on shelves on March 13. I have read so many powerful books about motherhood and parenting – esp as host of the mighty @bbcwomanshour – but never one expressly on maternity leave and what actually goes down in this love wilderness: mentally, physically and practically. Maternity service, unlike leave, also never ends. And this framing really helps me dig deep to this day with my mothering of a two and seven year old girl and boy. In the book I also share stories I have already forgotten or unwittingly erased from that period – having already happily let the rose-tinted glasses descend. More to come and to be discussed. But I would bloody love you to pick up a copy via the pre order #linkinbio and to hear your take. Genuinely. Or when it drops next month from your local bookshop if you have one. Rest assured- it’s deliberately short but packs a punch. Here are some parts of the book extract in the @sundaytimesmagazine @thetimes exclusively tomorrow. Big thanks to The Sunday Times for putting maternity leave on the front page. ✍🏼 @laurafpullman 📸 @saneseven 💄 @emmasleon 👖 @kate_barbour #maternity #maternityleave #maternityservice #idea #holdthefrontpage #sundaypaper #sunday #sundaytimes #newbook #bookstagram #preorder #women #newmum #motherhoodLikes : 3137
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Caption : This interview drops tomorrow. It isn’t maternity leave. Not really. It’s service. Maternity Service. Somehow I realised this during the fog of my second tour of duty, that I had fought tooth and nail to experience. And I was weirdly elated. Elated to a) have had an original thought through the sleep deprivation, the love bomb that is our daughter and the relentless abnegation of self. And b) to have snatched the time between naps, feeding, cleaning, doctor visits, nappies and school pick-ups to explore this thought. And write my account of maternity service – live – as it was happening. The result is a book I am really proud (and still rather amazed) exists and lands on shelves on March 13. I have read so many powerful books about motherhood and parenting – esp as host of the mighty @bbcwomanshour – but never one expressly on maternity leave and what actually goes down in this love wilderness: mentally, physically and practically. Maternity service, unlike leave, also never ends. And this framing really helps me dig deep to this day with my mothering of a two and seven year old girl and boy. In the book I also share stories I have already forgotten or unwittingly erased from that period – having already happily let the rose-tinted glasses descend. More to come and to be discussed. But I would bloody love you to pick up a copy via the pre order #linkinbio and to hear your take. Genuinely. Or when it drops next month from your local bookshop if you have one. Rest assured- it’s deliberately short but packs a punch. Here are some parts of the book extract in the @sundaytimesmagazine @thetimes exclusively tomorrow. Big thanks to The Sunday Times for putting maternity leave on the front page. ✍🏼 @laurafpullman 📸 @saneseven 💄 @emmasleon 👖 @kate_barbour #maternity #maternityleave #maternityservice #idea #holdthefrontpage #sundaypaper #sunday #sundaytimes #newbook #bookstagram #preorder #women #newmum #motherhoodLikes : 3137
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Caption : This interview drops tomorrow. It isn’t maternity leave. Not really. It’s service. Maternity Service. Somehow I realised this during the fog of my second tour of duty, that I had fought tooth and nail to experience. And I was weirdly elated. Elated to a) have had an original thought through the sleep deprivation, the love bomb that is our daughter and the relentless abnegation of self. And b) to have snatched the time between naps, feeding, cleaning, doctor visits, nappies and school pick-ups to explore this thought. And write my account of maternity service – live – as it was happening. The result is a book I am really proud (and still rather amazed) exists and lands on shelves on March 13. I have read so many powerful books about motherhood and parenting – esp as host of the mighty @bbcwomanshour – but never one expressly on maternity leave and what actually goes down in this love wilderness: mentally, physically and practically. Maternity service, unlike leave, also never ends. And this framing really helps me dig deep to this day with my mothering of a two and seven year old girl and boy. In the book I also share stories I have already forgotten or unwittingly erased from that period – having already happily let the rose-tinted glasses descend. More to come and to be discussed. But I would bloody love you to pick up a copy via the pre order #linkinbio and to hear your take. Genuinely. Or when it drops next month from your local bookshop if you have one. Rest assured- it’s deliberately short but packs a punch. Here are some parts of the book extract in the @sundaytimesmagazine @thetimes exclusively tomorrow. Big thanks to The Sunday Times for putting maternity leave on the front page. ✍🏼 @laurafpullman 📸 @saneseven 💄 @emmasleon 👖 @kate_barbour #maternity #maternityleave #maternityservice #idea #holdthefrontpage #sundaypaper #sunday #sundaytimes #newbook #bookstagram #preorder #women #newmum #motherhoodLikes : 3137
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Caption : BBC presenter Kirsty Young speaks to @emmabarnett about the debilitating impact of living with chronic pain. She tells Emma on Today how she learned to accept the effect of fibromyalgia, a long-term condition that causes pain all over the body. The Today Programme | Listen on BBC SoundsLikes : 2832
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Caption : “I don’t want to think of myself as associated with somebody like that.” Actor Jesse Eisenberg accuses Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg – who he played in The Social Network – of ‘doing things that are problematic’. Today programme | Listen on BBC SoundsLikes : 2485
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Caption : I was so moved by @celinedion return last night at the #olympicopeningceremony in #paris. My god what she has suffered. Sometimes only work will work when your body and mind fails you. Some excerpts from my @theipaper column this week. Read the full thing via #linkinstories #chronicpain #celinedion #pain #work #tryingLikes : 2186
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Caption : I was so moved by @celinedion return last night at the #olympicopeningceremony in #paris. My god what she has suffered. Sometimes only work will work when your body and mind fails you. Some excerpts from my @theipaper column this week. Read the full thing via #linkinstories #chronicpain #celinedion #pain #work #tryingLikes : 2186
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Caption : I was so moved by @celinedion return last night at the #olympicopeningceremony in #paris. My god what she has suffered. Sometimes only work will work when your body and mind fails you. Some excerpts from my @theipaper column this week. Read the full thing via #linkinstories #chronicpain #celinedion #pain #work #tryingLikes : 2186
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Caption : I was so moved by @celinedion return last night at the #olympicopeningceremony in #paris. My god what she has suffered. Sometimes only work will work when your body and mind fails you. Some excerpts from my @theipaper column this week. Read the full thing via #linkinstories #chronicpain #celinedion #pain #work #tryingLikes : 2186
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Caption : I was so moved by @celinedion return last night at the #olympicopeningceremony in #paris. My god what she has suffered. Sometimes only work will work when your body and mind fails you. Some excerpts from my @theipaper column this week. Read the full thing via #linkinstories #chronicpain #celinedion #pain #work #tryingLikes : 2186
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Caption : I was so moved by @celinedion return last night at the #olympicopeningceremony in #paris. My god what she has suffered. Sometimes only work will work when your body and mind fails you. Some excerpts from my @theipaper column this week. Read the full thing via #linkinstories #chronicpain #celinedion #pain #work #tryingLikes : 2186
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Caption : I was so moved by @celinedion return last night at the #olympicopeningceremony in #paris. My god what she has suffered. Sometimes only work will work when your body and mind fails you. Some excerpts from my @theipaper column this week. Read the full thing via #linkinstories #chronicpain #celinedion #pain #work #tryingLikes : 2186
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Caption : I was so moved by @celinedion return last night at the #olympicopeningceremony in #paris. My god what she has suffered. Sometimes only work will work when your body and mind fails you. Some excerpts from my @theipaper column this week. Read the full thing via #linkinstories #chronicpain #celinedion #pain #work #tryingLikes : 2186
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Caption : I was so moved by @celinedion return last night at the #olympicopeningceremony in #paris. My god what she has suffered. Sometimes only work will work when your body and mind fails you. Some excerpts from my @theipaper column this week. Read the full thing via #linkinstories #chronicpain #celinedion #pain #work #tryingLikes : 2186
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Caption : Ahead of starting my new job presenting the @bbctodayprogramme this Wednesday – I sat down Alice Thomson of @thetimes and we talked and talked. I’d love you to read the full piece – out tomorrow in print on the cover of the @thetimesmagazine and online today. Pain; politics; why I typically can’t make friends with those I interview; my need for playlists and a desire to go fishing – it’s all in there. And some. Drops tomorrow in print and online today. Huge thanks to: ⭐️ the mag queen @nicola_jeal for having me grace her glossy pages ⭐️ @hannahlouiserogers for finding a banging gold sparkly trouser suit ⭐️ @dankennedyphoto for the magical photography experience and atmosphere (and an awesome playlist) ⭐️ @juliawrenmakeup for the epic make-up skillz ⭐️ @johanjohn_ for the biggest blow dry – barnet skillz #mag #newjob #interview #journalism #letsgo #covergirlLikes : 2178
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Caption : Ahead of starting my new job presenting the @bbctodayprogramme this Wednesday – I sat down Alice Thomson of @thetimes and we talked and talked. I’d love you to read the full piece – out tomorrow in print on the cover of the @thetimesmagazine and online today. Pain; politics; why I typically can’t make friends with those I interview; my need for playlists and a desire to go fishing – it’s all in there. And some. Drops tomorrow in print and online today. Huge thanks to: ⭐️ the mag queen @nicola_jeal for having me grace her glossy pages ⭐️ @hannahlouiserogers for finding a banging gold sparkly trouser suit ⭐️ @dankennedyphoto for the magical photography experience and atmosphere (and an awesome playlist) ⭐️ @juliawrenmakeup for the epic make-up skillz ⭐️ @johanjohn_ for the biggest blow dry – barnet skillz #mag #newjob #interview #journalism #letsgo #covergirlLikes : 2178
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Caption : Ahead of starting my new job presenting the @bbctodayprogramme this Wednesday – I sat down Alice Thomson of @thetimes and we talked and talked. I’d love you to read the full piece – out tomorrow in print on the cover of the @thetimesmagazine and online today. Pain; politics; why I typically can’t make friends with those I interview; my need for playlists and a desire to go fishing – it’s all in there. And some. Drops tomorrow in print and online today. Huge thanks to: ⭐️ the mag queen @nicola_jeal for having me grace her glossy pages ⭐️ @hannahlouiserogers for finding a banging gold sparkly trouser suit ⭐️ @dankennedyphoto for the magical photography experience and atmosphere (and an awesome playlist) ⭐️ @juliawrenmakeup for the epic make-up skillz ⭐️ @johanjohn_ for the biggest blow dry – barnet skillz #mag #newjob #interview #journalism #letsgo #covergirlLikes : 2178
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Caption : Well, this was something. Recreating 6 year old me and my casual lean for the @guardian lovely #flashback feature in @gdnsaturday This photo hung above my grandfather’s desk for 30 years. The attention to detail by the team was incredible – right down to that plastic ivy plant and that 80s studio sandy backdrop. 🤌 😂 Thank you for having me and transporting me back to a pretty blissful time. Full article over @guardian #jumpsuit #flashback #whynot 💄 @wonderlandhairandmakeupLikes : 2007
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Caption : Well, this was something. Recreating 6 year old me and my casual lean for the @guardian lovely #flashback feature in @gdnsaturday This photo hung above my grandfather’s desk for 30 years. The attention to detail by the team was incredible – right down to that plastic ivy plant and that 80s studio sandy backdrop. 🤌 😂 Thank you for having me and transporting me back to a pretty blissful time. Full article over @guardian #jumpsuit #flashback #whynot 💄 @wonderlandhairandmakeupLikes : 2007
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Caption : Well, this was something. Recreating 6 year old me and my casual lean for the @guardian lovely #flashback feature in @gdnsaturday This photo hung above my grandfather’s desk for 30 years. The attention to detail by the team was incredible – right down to that plastic ivy plant and that 80s studio sandy backdrop. 🤌 😂 Thank you for having me and transporting me back to a pretty blissful time. Full article over @guardian #jumpsuit #flashback #whynot 💄 @wonderlandhairandmakeupLikes : 2007
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Caption : Well, this was something. Recreating 6 year old me and my casual lean for the @guardian lovely #flashback feature in @gdnsaturday This photo hung above my grandfather’s desk for 30 years. The attention to detail by the team was incredible – right down to that plastic ivy plant and that 80s studio sandy backdrop. 🤌 😂 Thank you for having me and transporting me back to a pretty blissful time. Full article over @guardian #jumpsuit #flashback #whynot 💄 @wonderlandhairandmakeupLikes : 2007
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Caption : Well, this was something. Recreating 6 year old me and my casual lean for the @guardian lovely #flashback feature in @gdnsaturday This photo hung above my grandfather’s desk for 30 years. The attention to detail by the team was incredible – right down to that plastic ivy plant and that 80s studio sandy backdrop. 🤌 😂 Thank you for having me and transporting me back to a pretty blissful time. Full article over @guardian #jumpsuit #flashback #whynot 💄 @wonderlandhairandmakeupLikes : 2007
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Caption : Well, this was something. Recreating 6 year old me and my casual lean for the @guardian lovely #flashback feature in @gdnsaturday This photo hung above my grandfather’s desk for 30 years. The attention to detail by the team was incredible – right down to that plastic ivy plant and that 80s studio sandy backdrop. 🤌 😂 Thank you for having me and transporting me back to a pretty blissful time. Full article over @guardian #jumpsuit #flashback #whynot 💄 @wonderlandhairandmakeupLikes : 2007
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Caption : Peeking out from behind the barnet… it’s only my lovely @bbctodayprogramme co-host for the morning @bbckat – Katya Adler. I knew I’d had a big blow dry last night but the barnet proving a truly excellent curtain in this cheeky selfie. Two tired but happy women at the end of a good radio shift… #soundwomen #radio #studio #behindthescenes #r4today #todayprogrammeLikes : 1889
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Caption : Loved this conversation with Jesse Eisenberg. Especially because that’s what it was. A proper conversation. And we talked about what it’s like standing outside of what was your grandparents’ house in Poland, or in Austria in my case, and how you feel, or don’t feel, seeing the place they escaped from during the Nazi era – but millions didn’t. Catch up if you can on today’s episode just after 8.30am on @bbctodayprogramme Oh, and we also talked about Mark Zuckerberg, America and kissing the floor. Not in that order. And no- he’s definitely not on social media. Jesse laughed confirming this – as I double checked with him on the way out of the studio 😜 #jesseeisenberg #arealpainLikes : 1764
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Caption : “It sounds weird to say I’m as happy as I’ve ever been in my life.” Simon Boas, whose essay in the Jersey Evening Post went viral, explains how his career as an aid worker helped him come to terms with his own terminal cancer diagnosis aged 46.Likes : 1682
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Caption : World Exclusive: Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe has shared her story for the first time with me on @bbcwomanshour It’s a story she’s wanted and waited to tell in her own words for six long years. In the first part of the exclusive interview I am able to share ahead of this evening, Nazanin reveals for the very first time how she was made to sign a false confession in the presence of the British government as she was released this year. Just before she boarded the flight home to the U.K. The British-Iranian, who was freed from her six-year detention in Iran in March of this year, also explains how she survived solitary confinement, how the love of her daughter kept her alive, and what Prime Minster Boris Johnson told her about the real reason for her imprisonment. Do join me if you can for the TV interview on @BBCOne at 8pm tonight. And my FULL interview with Nazanin will air exclusively on BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour tomorrow at 10am and afterwards on @BBCSounds. Look forward to welcoming you to @bbcwomanshour for a very special extended interview. . . . #bbcwomanshour #womanshour #exclusive #NazaninZaghariRatcliffe #richardratcliffeLikes : 1680
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Caption : Only took this Manc 30 years to finally see @oasis play live. As Liam would say: “Nice one.”Likes : 1545
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Caption : A day filled with joy, creativity, colour and…. rain! Loved going with my great friend Rendah Beshoori @ren2852 to see what has been conjured at the #chelseaflowershow – it was a feast for the eyes from the moment we left the tube station at Sloane Square before even getting into the show… and then the heavens opened and never stopped. And despite both wearing cream that was far from cream by the end of the day 😜 – we happily ploughed on. A friendship formed at the school gate, we’ve dealt with worse weather and there were no 6 year-old boys to manage. Huge thanks to all of the gardeners, designers, nurseries and everyone else in putting on such a fabulous show. As someone who knows little about plants and flowers, but would like to learn more, it was also a beautiful education. And I met a few of our @bbcradio4 @bbctodayprogramme listeners too. An extra bonus. Such great fun to see @clare_meandem – aka the (Northern) powerhouse behind @me_andem after taking her amazing British brand to NYC. We had a great chat about all things Manchester and Saddleworth, from whence we hail, and the brilliance of trousers with side zips that don’t cause tummy pressure (although the ones I am wearing have a frontal zip but are loose enough). This is not an ad. I’ve shopped at hers for years and my endo-ridden body is grateful for her design prowess! Now I’ve finished wringing out my sodden trousers from said rain – I wanted to share some snaps. Including us taking shelter in a stunning summer house (no, me neither until I asked) that I have mentally moved into but sadly didn’t take home on the tube. 🚇 #rhschelsea #gardens #rhschelseaflowershow #rain #beauty #femaledesign #trousers #women #flowers #plant 🌱 🪴 🌹 🌺 🌱Likes : 1485
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Caption : A day filled with joy, creativity, colour and…. rain! Loved going with my great friend Rendah Beshoori @ren2852 to see what has been conjured at the #chelseaflowershow – it was a feast for the eyes from the moment we left the tube station at Sloane Square before even getting into the show… and then the heavens opened and never stopped. And despite both wearing cream that was far from cream by the end of the day 😜 – we happily ploughed on. A friendship formed at the school gate, we’ve dealt with worse weather and there were no 6 year-old boys to manage. Huge thanks to all of the gardeners, designers, nurseries and everyone else in putting on such a fabulous show. As someone who knows little about plants and flowers, but would like to learn more, it was also a beautiful education. And I met a few of our @bbcradio4 @bbctodayprogramme listeners too. An extra bonus. Such great fun to see @clare_meandem – aka the (Northern) powerhouse behind @me_andem after taking her amazing British brand to NYC. We had a great chat about all things Manchester and Saddleworth, from whence we hail, and the brilliance of trousers with side zips that don’t cause tummy pressure (although the ones I am wearing have a frontal zip but are loose enough). This is not an ad. I’ve shopped at hers for years and my endo-ridden body is grateful for her design prowess! Now I’ve finished wringing out my sodden trousers from said rain – I wanted to share some snaps. Including us taking shelter in a stunning summer house (no, me neither until I asked) that I have mentally moved into but sadly didn’t take home on the tube. 🚇 #rhschelsea #gardens #rhschelseaflowershow #rain #beauty #femaledesign #trousers #women #flowers #plant 🌱 🪴 🌹 🌺 🌱Likes : 1485
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Caption : A day filled with joy, creativity, colour and…. rain! Loved going with my great friend Rendah Beshoori @ren2852 to see what has been conjured at the #chelseaflowershow – it was a feast for the eyes from the moment we left the tube station at Sloane Square before even getting into the show… and then the heavens opened and never stopped. And despite both wearing cream that was far from cream by the end of the day 😜 – we happily ploughed on. A friendship formed at the school gate, we’ve dealt with worse weather and there were no 6 year-old boys to manage. Huge thanks to all of the gardeners, designers, nurseries and everyone else in putting on such a fabulous show. As someone who knows little about plants and flowers, but would like to learn more, it was also a beautiful education. And I met a few of our @bbcradio4 @bbctodayprogramme listeners too. An extra bonus. Such great fun to see @clare_meandem – aka the (Northern) powerhouse behind @me_andem after taking her amazing British brand to NYC. We had a great chat about all things Manchester and Saddleworth, from whence we hail, and the brilliance of trousers with side zips that don’t cause tummy pressure (although the ones I am wearing have a frontal zip but are loose enough). This is not an ad. I’ve shopped at hers for years and my endo-ridden body is grateful for her design prowess! Now I’ve finished wringing out my sodden trousers from said rain – I wanted to share some snaps. Including us taking shelter in a stunning summer house (no, me neither until I asked) that I have mentally moved into but sadly didn’t take home on the tube. 🚇 #rhschelsea #gardens #rhschelseaflowershow #rain #beauty #femaledesign #trousers #women #flowers #plant 🌱 🪴 🌹 🌺 🌱Likes : 1485
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Caption : A day filled with joy, creativity, colour and…. rain! Loved going with my great friend Rendah Beshoori @ren2852 to see what has been conjured at the #chelseaflowershow – it was a feast for the eyes from the moment we left the tube station at Sloane Square before even getting into the show… and then the heavens opened and never stopped. And despite both wearing cream that was far from cream by the end of the day 😜 – we happily ploughed on. A friendship formed at the school gate, we’ve dealt with worse weather and there were no 6 year-old boys to manage. Huge thanks to all of the gardeners, designers, nurseries and everyone else in putting on such a fabulous show. As someone who knows little about plants and flowers, but would like to learn more, it was also a beautiful education. And I met a few of our @bbcradio4 @bbctodayprogramme listeners too. An extra bonus. Such great fun to see @clare_meandem – aka the (Northern) powerhouse behind @me_andem after taking her amazing British brand to NYC. We had a great chat about all things Manchester and Saddleworth, from whence we hail, and the brilliance of trousers with side zips that don’t cause tummy pressure (although the ones I am wearing have a frontal zip but are loose enough). This is not an ad. I’ve shopped at hers for years and my endo-ridden body is grateful for her design prowess! Now I’ve finished wringing out my sodden trousers from said rain – I wanted to share some snaps. Including us taking shelter in a stunning summer house (no, me neither until I asked) that I have mentally moved into but sadly didn’t take home on the tube. 🚇 #rhschelsea #gardens #rhschelseaflowershow #rain #beauty #femaledesign #trousers #women #flowers #plant 🌱 🪴 🌹 🌺 🌱Likes : 1485
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Caption : A day filled with joy, creativity, colour and…. rain! Loved going with my great friend Rendah Beshoori @ren2852 to see what has been conjured at the #chelseaflowershow – it was a feast for the eyes from the moment we left the tube station at Sloane Square before even getting into the show… and then the heavens opened and never stopped. And despite both wearing cream that was far from cream by the end of the day 😜 – we happily ploughed on. A friendship formed at the school gate, we’ve dealt with worse weather and there were no 6 year-old boys to manage. Huge thanks to all of the gardeners, designers, nurseries and everyone else in putting on such a fabulous show. As someone who knows little about plants and flowers, but would like to learn more, it was also a beautiful education. And I met a few of our @bbcradio4 @bbctodayprogramme listeners too. An extra bonus. Such great fun to see @clare_meandem – aka the (Northern) powerhouse behind @me_andem after taking her amazing British brand to NYC. We had a great chat about all things Manchester and Saddleworth, from whence we hail, and the brilliance of trousers with side zips that don’t cause tummy pressure (although the ones I am wearing have a frontal zip but are loose enough). This is not an ad. I’ve shopped at hers for years and my endo-ridden body is grateful for her design prowess! Now I’ve finished wringing out my sodden trousers from said rain – I wanted to share some snaps. Including us taking shelter in a stunning summer house (no, me neither until I asked) that I have mentally moved into but sadly didn’t take home on the tube. 🚇 #rhschelsea #gardens #rhschelseaflowershow #rain #beauty #femaledesign #trousers #women #flowers #plant 🌱 🪴 🌹 🌺 🌱Likes : 1485
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Caption : A day filled with joy, creativity, colour and…. rain! Loved going with my great friend Rendah Beshoori @ren2852 to see what has been conjured at the #chelseaflowershow – it was a feast for the eyes from the moment we left the tube station at Sloane Square before even getting into the show… and then the heavens opened and never stopped. And despite both wearing cream that was far from cream by the end of the day 😜 – we happily ploughed on. A friendship formed at the school gate, we’ve dealt with worse weather and there were no 6 year-old boys to manage. Huge thanks to all of the gardeners, designers, nurseries and everyone else in putting on such a fabulous show. As someone who knows little about plants and flowers, but would like to learn more, it was also a beautiful education. And I met a few of our @bbcradio4 @bbctodayprogramme listeners too. An extra bonus. Such great fun to see @clare_meandem – aka the (Northern) powerhouse behind @me_andem after taking her amazing British brand to NYC. We had a great chat about all things Manchester and Saddleworth, from whence we hail, and the brilliance of trousers with side zips that don’t cause tummy pressure (although the ones I am wearing have a frontal zip but are loose enough). This is not an ad. I’ve shopped at hers for years and my endo-ridden body is grateful for her design prowess! Now I’ve finished wringing out my sodden trousers from said rain – I wanted to share some snaps. Including us taking shelter in a stunning summer house (no, me neither until I asked) that I have mentally moved into but sadly didn’t take home on the tube. 🚇 #rhschelsea #gardens #rhschelseaflowershow #rain #beauty #femaledesign #trousers #women #flowers #plant 🌱 🪴 🌹 🌺 🌱Likes : 1485
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Caption : A day filled with joy, creativity, colour and…. rain! Loved going with my great friend Rendah Beshoori @ren2852 to see what has been conjured at the #chelseaflowershow – it was a feast for the eyes from the moment we left the tube station at Sloane Square before even getting into the show… and then the heavens opened and never stopped. And despite both wearing cream that was far from cream by the end of the day 😜 – we happily ploughed on. A friendship formed at the school gate, we’ve dealt with worse weather and there were no 6 year-old boys to manage. Huge thanks to all of the gardeners, designers, nurseries and everyone else in putting on such a fabulous show. As someone who knows little about plants and flowers, but would like to learn more, it was also a beautiful education. And I met a few of our @bbcradio4 @bbctodayprogramme listeners too. An extra bonus. Such great fun to see @clare_meandem – aka the (Northern) powerhouse behind @me_andem after taking her amazing British brand to NYC. We had a great chat about all things Manchester and Saddleworth, from whence we hail, and the brilliance of trousers with side zips that don’t cause tummy pressure (although the ones I am wearing have a frontal zip but are loose enough). This is not an ad. I’ve shopped at hers for years and my endo-ridden body is grateful for her design prowess! Now I’ve finished wringing out my sodden trousers from said rain – I wanted to share some snaps. Including us taking shelter in a stunning summer house (no, me neither until I asked) that I have mentally moved into but sadly didn’t take home on the tube. 🚇 #rhschelsea #gardens #rhschelseaflowershow #rain #beauty #femaledesign #trousers #women #flowers #plant 🌱 🪴 🌹 🌺 🌱Likes : 1485
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Caption : A day filled with joy, creativity, colour and…. rain! Loved going with my great friend Rendah Beshoori @ren2852 to see what has been conjured at the #chelseaflowershow – it was a feast for the eyes from the moment we left the tube station at Sloane Square before even getting into the show… and then the heavens opened and never stopped. And despite both wearing cream that was far from cream by the end of the day 😜 – we happily ploughed on. A friendship formed at the school gate, we’ve dealt with worse weather and there were no 6 year-old boys to manage. Huge thanks to all of the gardeners, designers, nurseries and everyone else in putting on such a fabulous show. As someone who knows little about plants and flowers, but would like to learn more, it was also a beautiful education. And I met a few of our @bbcradio4 @bbctodayprogramme listeners too. An extra bonus. Such great fun to see @clare_meandem – aka the (Northern) powerhouse behind @me_andem after taking her amazing British brand to NYC. We had a great chat about all things Manchester and Saddleworth, from whence we hail, and the brilliance of trousers with side zips that don’t cause tummy pressure (although the ones I am wearing have a frontal zip but are loose enough). This is not an ad. I’ve shopped at hers for years and my endo-ridden body is grateful for her design prowess! Now I’ve finished wringing out my sodden trousers from said rain – I wanted to share some snaps. Including us taking shelter in a stunning summer house (no, me neither until I asked) that I have mentally moved into but sadly didn’t take home on the tube. 🚇 #rhschelsea #gardens #rhschelseaflowershow #rain #beauty #femaledesign #trousers #women #flowers #plant 🌱 🪴 🌹 🌺 🌱Likes : 1485
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Caption : A day filled with joy, creativity, colour and…. rain! Loved going with my great friend Rendah Beshoori @ren2852 to see what has been conjured at the #chelseaflowershow – it was a feast for the eyes from the moment we left the tube station at Sloane Square before even getting into the show… and then the heavens opened and never stopped. And despite both wearing cream that was far from cream by the end of the day 😜 – we happily ploughed on. A friendship formed at the school gate, we’ve dealt with worse weather and there were no 6 year-old boys to manage. Huge thanks to all of the gardeners, designers, nurseries and everyone else in putting on such a fabulous show. As someone who knows little about plants and flowers, but would like to learn more, it was also a beautiful education. And I met a few of our @bbcradio4 @bbctodayprogramme listeners too. An extra bonus. Such great fun to see @clare_meandem – aka the (Northern) powerhouse behind @me_andem after taking her amazing British brand to NYC. We had a great chat about all things Manchester and Saddleworth, from whence we hail, and the brilliance of trousers with side zips that don’t cause tummy pressure (although the ones I am wearing have a frontal zip but are loose enough). This is not an ad. I’ve shopped at hers for years and my endo-ridden body is grateful for her design prowess! Now I’ve finished wringing out my sodden trousers from said rain – I wanted to share some snaps. Including us taking shelter in a stunning summer house (no, me neither until I asked) that I have mentally moved into but sadly didn’t take home on the tube. 🚇 #rhschelsea #gardens #rhschelseaflowershow #rain #beauty #femaledesign #trousers #women #flowers #plant 🌱 🪴 🌹 🌺 🌱Likes : 1485
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Caption : A day filled with joy, creativity, colour and…. rain! Loved going with my great friend Rendah Beshoori @ren2852 to see what has been conjured at the #chelseaflowershow – it was a feast for the eyes from the moment we left the tube station at Sloane Square before even getting into the show… and then the heavens opened and never stopped. And despite both wearing cream that was far from cream by the end of the day 😜 – we happily ploughed on. A friendship formed at the school gate, we’ve dealt with worse weather and there were no 6 year-old boys to manage. Huge thanks to all of the gardeners, designers, nurseries and everyone else in putting on such a fabulous show. As someone who knows little about plants and flowers, but would like to learn more, it was also a beautiful education. And I met a few of our @bbcradio4 @bbctodayprogramme listeners too. An extra bonus. Such great fun to see @clare_meandem – aka the (Northern) powerhouse behind @me_andem after taking her amazing British brand to NYC. We had a great chat about all things Manchester and Saddleworth, from whence we hail, and the brilliance of trousers with side zips that don’t cause tummy pressure (although the ones I am wearing have a frontal zip but are loose enough). This is not an ad. I’ve shopped at hers for years and my endo-ridden body is grateful for her design prowess! Now I’ve finished wringing out my sodden trousers from said rain – I wanted to share some snaps. Including us taking shelter in a stunning summer house (no, me neither until I asked) that I have mentally moved into but sadly didn’t take home on the tube. 🚇 #rhschelsea #gardens #rhschelseaflowershow #rain #beauty #femaledesign #trousers #women #flowers #plant 🌱 🪴 🌹 🌺 🌱Likes : 1485
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Caption : Not long after the abduction, rape and murder of Sarah Everard by a police officer, women were encouraged to stand up to the police. We are policed by consent in this country. What does standing up the police really look like? Can it be done? What does consent mean in this scenario? Fascinating discussion and pretty horrifying insight from Dr Koshka Duff, who was strip searched by police officers, and is my guest this week on my podcast: Ready To Talk. The link is in my bio. Would love for you to subscribe, listen and tell me your take. Ready To Talk with Emma Barnett – @bbcsounds As always, I’m Ready To Listen….Likes : 1392
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Caption : Dr Koshka Duff was arrested and detained in 2013 after offering a legal advice card when she saw someone being stopped and searched. She was then subject to a strip search by Metropolitan police officers. Koshka described the search as “terrifying” and on CCTV footage, the custody sergeant who authorised the search can be heard saying “treat her like a terrorist”. The Metropolitan Police have since apologised for the language used while she was in custody and any distress caused. Koshka Duff talks to Emma about her views on policing and the broader role of police in society. Ready to Talk | listen on BBC SoundsLikes : 1238
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Caption : Exclusive: Jill and Martin Kingston faced a reality no parents should face – their son took his own life in their home after they had enjoyed a perfectly lovely lunch together. They were the ones to find him with a gun near his body, after he suffered a traumatic head wound. Thomas Kingston, the husband of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent’s daughter and the king’s second cousin, Lady Gabriella Windsor, was just 45. His death prompted a warning from a coroner. Today his parents speak for the first time since their son’s death. And they are doing so because they want something to change. Their son, who worked in finance, had been struggling with stress in his job and was prescribed by his GP some sleeping pills and an antidepressant – a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor – known as an SSRI. Tom, as his family refer to him, then returned to the surgery saying they were not making him feel better, and his doctor moved him from sertraline to citalopram, a similar drug. He then stopped taking that one as well. At an inquest, senior coroner Katy Skerrett said Mr Kingston had taken his own life and “was suffering adverse effects of medication he had recently been prescribed.” In a prevention of future deaths report, she said action must be taken over the risk to patients prescribed SSRI medications. And his widow Lady Gabriella said in a statement: “The lack of any evidence of inclination, it seems highly likely to me that he had an adverse reaction to the pills that led him to take his life…If this could happen to Tom, this could happen to anyone.” Current NHS advice says research suggests anti depressants can be helpful for people with moderate or severe depression. You must talk to you doctor before you stop taking anti depressants and it’s important you do not stop taking them suddenly. Jill and Martin are on air now @bbctodayprogramme and catch up at @bbcsounds @bbcradio4 @bbcnewsLikes : 1237
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Caption : Exclusive: Jill and Martin Kingston faced a reality no parents should face – their son took his own life in their home after they had enjoyed a perfectly lovely lunch together. They were the ones to find him with a gun near his body, after he suffered a traumatic head wound. Thomas Kingston, the husband of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent’s daughter and the king’s second cousin, Lady Gabriella Windsor, was just 45. His death prompted a warning from a coroner. Today his parents speak for the first time since their son’s death. And they are doing so because they want something to change. Their son, who worked in finance, had been struggling with stress in his job and was prescribed by his GP some sleeping pills and an antidepressant – a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor – known as an SSRI. Tom, as his family refer to him, then returned to the surgery saying they were not making him feel better, and his doctor moved him from sertraline to citalopram, a similar drug. He then stopped taking that one as well. At an inquest, senior coroner Katy Skerrett said Mr Kingston had taken his own life and “was suffering adverse effects of medication he had recently been prescribed.” In a prevention of future deaths report, she said action must be taken over the risk to patients prescribed SSRI medications. And his widow Lady Gabriella said in a statement: “The lack of any evidence of inclination, it seems highly likely to me that he had an adverse reaction to the pills that led him to take his life…If this could happen to Tom, this could happen to anyone.” Current NHS advice says research suggests anti depressants can be helpful for people with moderate or severe depression. You must talk to you doctor before you stop taking anti depressants and it’s important you do not stop taking them suddenly. Jill and Martin are on air now @bbctodayprogramme and catch up at @bbcsounds @bbcradio4 @bbcnewsLikes : 1237
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Caption : Exclusive: Jill and Martin Kingston faced a reality no parents should face – their son took his own life in their home after they had enjoyed a perfectly lovely lunch together. They were the ones to find him with a gun near his body, after he suffered a traumatic head wound. Thomas Kingston, the husband of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent’s daughter and the king’s second cousin, Lady Gabriella Windsor, was just 45. His death prompted a warning from a coroner. Today his parents speak for the first time since their son’s death. And they are doing so because they want something to change. Their son, who worked in finance, had been struggling with stress in his job and was prescribed by his GP some sleeping pills and an antidepressant – a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor – known as an SSRI. Tom, as his family refer to him, then returned to the surgery saying they were not making him feel better, and his doctor moved him from sertraline to citalopram, a similar drug. He then stopped taking that one as well. At an inquest, senior coroner Katy Skerrett said Mr Kingston had taken his own life and “was suffering adverse effects of medication he had recently been prescribed.” In a prevention of future deaths report, she said action must be taken over the risk to patients prescribed SSRI medications. And his widow Lady Gabriella said in a statement: “The lack of any evidence of inclination, it seems highly likely to me that he had an adverse reaction to the pills that led him to take his life…If this could happen to Tom, this could happen to anyone.” Current NHS advice says research suggests anti depressants can be helpful for people with moderate or severe depression. You must talk to you doctor before you stop taking anti depressants and it’s important you do not stop taking them suddenly. Jill and Martin are on air now @bbctodayprogramme and catch up at @bbcsounds @bbcradio4 @bbcnewsLikes : 1237
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Caption : Exclusive: Jill and Martin Kingston faced a reality no parents should face – their son took his own life in their home after they had enjoyed a perfectly lovely lunch together. They were the ones to find him with a gun near his body, after he suffered a traumatic head wound. Thomas Kingston, the husband of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent’s daughter and the king’s second cousin, Lady Gabriella Windsor, was just 45. His death prompted a warning from a coroner. Today his parents speak for the first time since their son’s death. And they are doing so because they want something to change. Their son, who worked in finance, had been struggling with stress in his job and was prescribed by his GP some sleeping pills and an antidepressant – a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor – known as an SSRI. Tom, as his family refer to him, then returned to the surgery saying they were not making him feel better, and his doctor moved him from sertraline to citalopram, a similar drug. He then stopped taking that one as well. At an inquest, senior coroner Katy Skerrett said Mr Kingston had taken his own life and “was suffering adverse effects of medication he had recently been prescribed.” In a prevention of future deaths report, she said action must be taken over the risk to patients prescribed SSRI medications. And his widow Lady Gabriella said in a statement: “The lack of any evidence of inclination, it seems highly likely to me that he had an adverse reaction to the pills that led him to take his life…If this could happen to Tom, this could happen to anyone.” Current NHS advice says research suggests anti depressants can be helpful for people with moderate or severe depression. You must talk to you doctor before you stop taking anti depressants and it’s important you do not stop taking them suddenly. Jill and Martin are on air now @bbctodayprogramme and catch up at @bbcsounds @bbcradio4 @bbcnewsLikes : 1237
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Caption : This woman. 💓 she captures how life feels and puts it on the page and then on our screens. And we all feel it- whatever it @abimorgan9 wants us to feel. ‘Eric’ on Netflix is her latest creation – starring my fave Gaby Hoffman and Benedict Cumberbatch. But you might know and love her for The Split, Suffragette, The Iron Lady, The Hour – I could go on. She is prolific. For me? It’s all about her harrowing and love-filled highly personal book about how hard her last few years have been: This is not a Pity Memoir. I read it in one breath almost – that’s how it felt. When it came out we spoke on @bbcwomanshour – where we first met and made a strong bond 10 years earlier. This week, during my third week at @bbctodayprogramme – I was so thrilled to be reunited once more and talk New York, the eighties, love and loss. Catch back up on @bbcsounds if you fancy- search for Thursday’s programme. She’s thriving despite what life just chucked at her. TBH whatever Abi’s making, I’m all here for it. #eric #women #writers #fightersLikes : 1134
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Caption : So many things have changed and yet nothing has changed at all. Taking my home girl @pollypaulettte around London Town today and seeing my boy Big Ben amaze her wonderful daughter – just the way it did me at the same age on a day trip from our home town of Manchester – made me dizzy with happiness, love and nostalgia. I’ve known this woman (but she’ll always be a girl to me) since we were 11 and lived in and out of each other’s homes- renting movies from the local video shop and chatting on the phone all night after a full day at school together. I love her bones and despite her moving to America nearly 20 years ago and us so rarely seeing each other anymore – she’s lost none of that northern soul and droll sense of humour. When we are together – it’s exactly the same as it always was. We just pick right back up. They are the very best type of friends and should be treasured. Paulette is also a talented artist and so it was an extra treat to squeeze in a visit to the exquisite Francis Bacon exhibition at the @nationalportraitgallery – go go go if you can. Totally unique. As was the ambitious outdoor art garden on the embankment. The very best of days with the very best of friends. The effort is always worth it. Memories to forever treasure🙏 #schoolfriends #foreveratourist #london #art #bigben #london #homegirl #manchester #manc #girls #women #friends #friendship #ninetiesLikes : 1128
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Caption : So many things have changed and yet nothing has changed at all. Taking my home girl @pollypaulettte around London Town today and seeing my boy Big Ben amaze her wonderful daughter – just the way it did me at the same age on a day trip from our home town of Manchester – made me dizzy with happiness, love and nostalgia. I’ve known this woman (but she’ll always be a girl to me) since we were 11 and lived in and out of each other’s homes- renting movies from the local video shop and chatting on the phone all night after a full day at school together. I love her bones and despite her moving to America nearly 20 years ago and us so rarely seeing each other anymore – she’s lost none of that northern soul and droll sense of humour. When we are together – it’s exactly the same as it always was. We just pick right back up. They are the very best type of friends and should be treasured. Paulette is also a talented artist and so it was an extra treat to squeeze in a visit to the exquisite Francis Bacon exhibition at the @nationalportraitgallery – go go go if you can. Totally unique. As was the ambitious outdoor art garden on the embankment. The very best of days with the very best of friends. The effort is always worth it. Memories to forever treasure🙏 #schoolfriends #foreveratourist #london #art #bigben #london #homegirl #manchester #manc #girls #women #friends #friendship #ninetiesLikes : 1128
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Caption : So many things have changed and yet nothing has changed at all. Taking my home girl @pollypaulettte around London Town today and seeing my boy Big Ben amaze her wonderful daughter – just the way it did me at the same age on a day trip from our home town of Manchester – made me dizzy with happiness, love and nostalgia. I’ve known this woman (but she’ll always be a girl to me) since we were 11 and lived in and out of each other’s homes- renting movies from the local video shop and chatting on the phone all night after a full day at school together. I love her bones and despite her moving to America nearly 20 years ago and us so rarely seeing each other anymore – she’s lost none of that northern soul and droll sense of humour. When we are together – it’s exactly the same as it always was. We just pick right back up. They are the very best type of friends and should be treasured. Paulette is also a talented artist and so it was an extra treat to squeeze in a visit to the exquisite Francis Bacon exhibition at the @nationalportraitgallery – go go go if you can. Totally unique. As was the ambitious outdoor art garden on the embankment. The very best of days with the very best of friends. The effort is always worth it. Memories to forever treasure🙏 #schoolfriends #foreveratourist #london #art #bigben #london #homegirl #manchester #manc #girls #women #friends #friendship #ninetiesLikes : 1128
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Caption : So many things have changed and yet nothing has changed at all. Taking my home girl @pollypaulettte around London Town today and seeing my boy Big Ben amaze her wonderful daughter – just the way it did me at the same age on a day trip from our home town of Manchester – made me dizzy with happiness, love and nostalgia. I’ve known this woman (but she’ll always be a girl to me) since we were 11 and lived in and out of each other’s homes- renting movies from the local video shop and chatting on the phone all night after a full day at school together. I love her bones and despite her moving to America nearly 20 years ago and us so rarely seeing each other anymore – she’s lost none of that northern soul and droll sense of humour. When we are together – it’s exactly the same as it always was. We just pick right back up. They are the very best type of friends and should be treasured. Paulette is also a talented artist and so it was an extra treat to squeeze in a visit to the exquisite Francis Bacon exhibition at the @nationalportraitgallery – go go go if you can. Totally unique. As was the ambitious outdoor art garden on the embankment. The very best of days with the very best of friends. The effort is always worth it. Memories to forever treasure🙏 #schoolfriends #foreveratourist #london #art #bigben #london #homegirl #manchester #manc #girls #women #friends #friendship #ninetiesLikes : 1128
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Caption : So many things have changed and yet nothing has changed at all. Taking my home girl @pollypaulettte around London Town today and seeing my boy Big Ben amaze her wonderful daughter – just the way it did me at the same age on a day trip from our home town of Manchester – made me dizzy with happiness, love and nostalgia. I’ve known this woman (but she’ll always be a girl to me) since we were 11 and lived in and out of each other’s homes- renting movies from the local video shop and chatting on the phone all night after a full day at school together. I love her bones and despite her moving to America nearly 20 years ago and us so rarely seeing each other anymore – she’s lost none of that northern soul and droll sense of humour. When we are together – it’s exactly the same as it always was. We just pick right back up. They are the very best type of friends and should be treasured. Paulette is also a talented artist and so it was an extra treat to squeeze in a visit to the exquisite Francis Bacon exhibition at the @nationalportraitgallery – go go go if you can. Totally unique. As was the ambitious outdoor art garden on the embankment. The very best of days with the very best of friends. The effort is always worth it. Memories to forever treasure🙏 #schoolfriends #foreveratourist #london #art #bigben #london #homegirl #manchester #manc #girls #women #friends #friendship #ninetiesLikes : 1128
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Caption : So many things have changed and yet nothing has changed at all. Taking my home girl @pollypaulettte around London Town today and seeing my boy Big Ben amaze her wonderful daughter – just the way it did me at the same age on a day trip from our home town of Manchester – made me dizzy with happiness, love and nostalgia. I’ve known this woman (but she’ll always be a girl to me) since we were 11 and lived in and out of each other’s homes- renting movies from the local video shop and chatting on the phone all night after a full day at school together. I love her bones and despite her moving to America nearly 20 years ago and us so rarely seeing each other anymore – she’s lost none of that northern soul and droll sense of humour. When we are together – it’s exactly the same as it always was. We just pick right back up. They are the very best type of friends and should be treasured. Paulette is also a talented artist and so it was an extra treat to squeeze in a visit to the exquisite Francis Bacon exhibition at the @nationalportraitgallery – go go go if you can. Totally unique. As was the ambitious outdoor art garden on the embankment. The very best of days with the very best of friends. The effort is always worth it. Memories to forever treasure🙏 #schoolfriends #foreveratourist #london #art #bigben #london #homegirl #manchester #manc #girls #women #friends #friendship #ninetiesLikes : 1128
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Caption : So many things have changed and yet nothing has changed at all. Taking my home girl @pollypaulettte around London Town today and seeing my boy Big Ben amaze her wonderful daughter – just the way it did me at the same age on a day trip from our home town of Manchester – made me dizzy with happiness, love and nostalgia. I’ve known this woman (but she’ll always be a girl to me) since we were 11 and lived in and out of each other’s homes- renting movies from the local video shop and chatting on the phone all night after a full day at school together. I love her bones and despite her moving to America nearly 20 years ago and us so rarely seeing each other anymore – she’s lost none of that northern soul and droll sense of humour. When we are together – it’s exactly the same as it always was. We just pick right back up. They are the very best type of friends and should be treasured. Paulette is also a talented artist and so it was an extra treat to squeeze in a visit to the exquisite Francis Bacon exhibition at the @nationalportraitgallery – go go go if you can. Totally unique. As was the ambitious outdoor art garden on the embankment. The very best of days with the very best of friends. The effort is always worth it. Memories to forever treasure🙏 #schoolfriends #foreveratourist #london #art #bigben #london #homegirl #manchester #manc #girls #women #friends #friendship #ninetiesLikes : 1128
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Caption : So many things have changed and yet nothing has changed at all. Taking my home girl @pollypaulettte around London Town today and seeing my boy Big Ben amaze her wonderful daughter – just the way it did me at the same age on a day trip from our home town of Manchester – made me dizzy with happiness, love and nostalgia. I’ve known this woman (but she’ll always be a girl to me) since we were 11 and lived in and out of each other’s homes- renting movies from the local video shop and chatting on the phone all night after a full day at school together. I love her bones and despite her moving to America nearly 20 years ago and us so rarely seeing each other anymore – she’s lost none of that northern soul and droll sense of humour. When we are together – it’s exactly the same as it always was. We just pick right back up. They are the very best type of friends and should be treasured. Paulette is also a talented artist and so it was an extra treat to squeeze in a visit to the exquisite Francis Bacon exhibition at the @nationalportraitgallery – go go go if you can. Totally unique. As was the ambitious outdoor art garden on the embankment. The very best of days with the very best of friends. The effort is always worth it. Memories to forever treasure🙏 #schoolfriends #foreveratourist #london #art #bigben #london #homegirl #manchester #manc #girls #women #friends #friendship #ninetiesLikes : 1128
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Caption : So many things have changed and yet nothing has changed at all. Taking my home girl @pollypaulettte around London Town today and seeing my boy Big Ben amaze her wonderful daughter – just the way it did me at the same age on a day trip from our home town of Manchester – made me dizzy with happiness, love and nostalgia. I’ve known this woman (but she’ll always be a girl to me) since we were 11 and lived in and out of each other’s homes- renting movies from the local video shop and chatting on the phone all night after a full day at school together. I love her bones and despite her moving to America nearly 20 years ago and us so rarely seeing each other anymore – she’s lost none of that northern soul and droll sense of humour. When we are together – it’s exactly the same as it always was. We just pick right back up. They are the very best type of friends and should be treasured. Paulette is also a talented artist and so it was an extra treat to squeeze in a visit to the exquisite Francis Bacon exhibition at the @nationalportraitgallery – go go go if you can. Totally unique. As was the ambitious outdoor art garden on the embankment. The very best of days with the very best of friends. The effort is always worth it. Memories to forever treasure🙏 #schoolfriends #foreveratourist #london #art #bigben #london #homegirl #manchester #manc #girls #women #friends #friendship #ninetiesLikes : 1128
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Caption : Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Lest we forget 🙏 Pictured: Peter Smoothy, standing tall, aged 99 on Juno Beach in Normandy. Credit 📸 Jonathan Buckmaster Taken from front page @dailyexpress #dday #dday80Likes : 1098
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Caption : Good morning folks. Going live @bbctodayprogramme – why not join us @nickrobinsonbbc ☕️….#earlymorning #breakfastcrewLikes : 1070
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Caption : “She breaks the news. We break the eggs.” 😜 what a strap line. I had SUCH a lovely time on Angela and Nick’s pod. This woman and this man and the whole Dish team. Just gorgeous – not to mention delish. Thank you team Dish @waitrose and so much love for @angelacooking @nicholasgrimshaw and my old mucker @nataliejupp ❤️ Available wherever you get your pods. And chicken livers.Likes : 1024
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Caption : “She breaks the news. We break the eggs.” 😜 what a strap line. I had SUCH a lovely time on Angela and Nick’s pod. This woman and this man and the whole Dish team. Just gorgeous – not to mention delish. Thank you team Dish @waitrose and so much love for @angelacooking @nicholasgrimshaw and my old mucker @nataliejupp ❤️ Available wherever you get your pods. And chicken livers.Likes : 1024
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Caption : “She breaks the news. We break the eggs.” 😜 what a strap line. I had SUCH a lovely time on Angela and Nick’s pod. This woman and this man and the whole Dish team. Just gorgeous – not to mention delish. Thank you team Dish @waitrose and so much love for @angelacooking @nicholasgrimshaw and my old mucker @nataliejupp ❤️ Available wherever you get your pods. And chicken livers.Likes : 1024
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Caption : “She breaks the news. We break the eggs.” 😜 what a strap line. I had SUCH a lovely time on Angela and Nick’s pod. This woman and this man and the whole Dish team. Just gorgeous – not to mention delish. Thank you team Dish @waitrose and so much love for @angelacooking @nicholasgrimshaw and my old mucker @nataliejupp ❤️ Available wherever you get your pods. And chicken livers.Likes : 1024
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Caption : “She breaks the news. We break the eggs.” 😜 what a strap line. I had SUCH a lovely time on Angela and Nick’s pod. This woman and this man and the whole Dish team. Just gorgeous – not to mention delish. Thank you team Dish @waitrose and so much love for @angelacooking @nicholasgrimshaw and my old mucker @nataliejupp ❤️ Available wherever you get your pods. And chicken livers.Likes : 1024
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Caption : Introducing, Ready to Talk with Emma Barnett. From presidents to popstars, award-winning broadcaster Emma Barnett has interviewed thousands of fascinating people live on radio and television. But now she’s ready to talk to her guests much more deeply, about the profound experiences that shaped their lives. Ready to Talk with Emma Barnett will publish weekly from 7 November. Subscribe on BBC Sounds and have your push notifications turned on so you never miss an episode! Ready to Talk with Emma Barnett | Listen on BBC SoundsLikes : 951
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Caption : Today this interview I conducted with Simon Boas, the aid worker who, after receiving a terminal cancer diagnosis, touched many people with his writing on living, was named Interview of the Year on @bbcradio4 This was decided by the most important people I always think of when I am on air: our listeners. It turned out to be Simon’s last broadcast interview. And I will be forever grateful he spared the precious time and energy to talk to me and our @bbctodayprogramme listeners. I had wanted him to come on the programme ever since I started reading his columns about how to live a meaningful life penned in his local paper, the Jersey Evening Post @jepnews . And I was thrilled when he said yes. His words about life moved me and many, many others. I shall remember and treasure our conversation for the rest of my days. When his book, A Beginner’s Guide To Dying, was published posthumously a few months later, I had the pleasure of speaking to Simon’s devoted wife, best friend and by this point, widow, Aurelie. Equally as inspiring but still in the throes of grief, it was also a very special and humane exchange. This week she was informed that @bbcradio4 listeners had voted for this interview to be the network’s interview of the year and was very pleased about it. She had also told me a few months ago, how happy Simon had been to be able to manage to talk to me and our listeners. Wherever you are Simon , thank you 🙏 and for also reminding me of this quote: “The growing good of the world is partly dependent on unhistoric acts; and that things are not so ill with you and me as they might have been, is half owing to the number who lived faithfully a hidden life, and rest in unvisited tombs.” George Eliot, Middlemarch. Thank you to my diligent and caring producer @catrin_manel 🙏 And thank you to @bbcradio4 listeners for this very lovely #boxingday surprise – which comes at the end of my first six months hosting the @bbctodayprogramme 🙏. It’s been quite the start…. #simonboas #wisdom #life #dying #perspective #gratitude #cancer #death #health #journalism #interview #broadcastLikes : 931
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Caption : Love her. @lucyfjones – our Queen of #matrescence – the book I wanted someone to write when I had our first child 6 years ago. Long-listed for the @womensprize – it was a joy to be out with her at the partay. We first met more than a decade ago, long before our respective matrescences. Look it up if you don’t know what I am on about. I found it so helpful and illuminating. Congrats to all those women long-listed and short listed and the winners for the @womensprize. A beaut of an eve. #writers #readers #women #matrescence #mates #bookloverLikes : 927




































































































