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- Get your holiday booked
- Catch up on your classics A selection of big books everyone else has read One of the great pleasures of any summer holiday is finally having the time to read. But what happens if your last-minute panic buys prove a literary letdown? This year, protect...
- http://www.lady.co.uk/culture/books/621-get-your-holiday-booked
- Now that's a celebration! (or 200 years of Royal Jubilees)
- Royal jubilees are rare and wonderful occurrences, and the recollection of the celebrations lives long in the nation’s collective memory. Only four British monarchs – George III, Victoria, George V and Elizabeth II – have enjoyed national jubilee...
- http://www.lady.co.uk/people/features/410-now-that-s-a-celebration-or-200-years-of-royal-jubilees
- Well done, Britain!
- It was surely one of the most memorable images of the summer: The Queen (or at least a stuntman named Gary Connery posing as the Queen) resplendent in a salmon-coloured evening dress, parachuting out of the night sky and into the fanfare of the...
- http://www.lady.co.uk/people/features/812-well-done-britain
- Book reviews: 24 August
- OUT NOW THE DAYLIGHT GATE by Jeanette Winterson (Hammer, £9.99) Jeanette Winterson and Hammer Horror is an unexpected literary double act; it's a bit like hearing Jane Austen is having a crack at updating the Rutshire Chronicles. Winterson's first...
- http://www.lady.co.uk/culture/books/909-book-reviews-24-august
- Book reviews: 21 September
- OUT NOW N-W by Zadie Smith (Hamish Hamilton, £18.99) N-W is a book about many things, not least (as its title might suggest) a socio-economically and ethnically diverse patch of northwest London. But it's also about time or 'time as a relative...
- http://www.lady.co.uk/culture/books/1052-book-reviews-21-september
- ISLE BE BACK…
- When planning a summer holiday, the temptation to holiday at home is greater than ever. However, that doesn’t mean you have to miss out on beautiful weather, glorious beaches and delicious cuisine. The Channel Islands can provide all of these things –...
- http://www.lady.co.uk/life/travel/2072-isle-be-back
- The Daily: September 25
- Schools closed and homes evacuated in violent British weather Extreme measures have been taken after an entire month's worth of rain fell in just twenty four hours across parts of the UK. The environment agency has issued fifty nine flood warnings...
- http://www.lady.co.uk/magazine/1071-the-daily-september-25
- The Daily: 10 September
- Paralympic Closing Ceremony and "Our Greatest Team" Parade The Paralympic Closing Ceremony last night saw Coldplay, Rihanna & Jay-Z perform in a haze of LED's and fireworks in celebration our fantastic Paralympic Team GB. But the fun doesn't stop...
- http://www.lady.co.uk/magazine/992-the-daily-10-september
- The private life of Pompeii
- There’s a paradox about Pompeii and Herculaneum. We view them as dead places, yet they tell us far more about Roman life than even Rome itself. Unexceptional small towns, lying not far apart, they were stopped in their tracks by a ferocious volcanic...
- http://www.lady.co.uk/people/features/2172-the-private-life-of-pompeii
- The Daily: 12 July
- Princess Eugenie graduates from university The Duke of York and Princess Beatrice yesterday watched Princess Eugenie graduated with a 2:1 combined History of Art and English degree from Newcastle University. Princess Eugenie, who overcame dyslexia to...
- http://www.lady.co.uk/magazine/679-the-daily-12-july
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Daily tip from the lady archive
“PEOPLE cannot help being influenced by their surroundings and their environment; therefore how all important it is that both of these should be healthy and cheery, for health and happiness both go hand-in-hand.”
The Lady. The Blessing of Old Health, 18th November 1920Your vote...
Q: The Queen has received a £5m boost in the funds she receives from the taxpayer to carry out her official duties. Do you approve?
Yes - the Queen does a great job and is well worth it - 59.5%
No - the UK economy is struggling and this is unfair - 40.5%







