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Tan France went from working at his grandparents' Bury denim factory to the A-list after Queer Eye propelled him to fame My daughter was in night nappies when she started going to school and I WON'T apologise for it - no one should criticise working mums for being too busy to potty-trainIn this historical novel we follow the lives of three main characters. First of all, there’s Marcella Caretto, a young mother of two little boys who in 1911 is seeking a divorce from Michael Navratil whom she alleges is abusive. The second is Michael himself, a Hungarian born dressmaker who evades the authorities in several ways. The third is New York born Margaret Bechstein Hays who is on a European tour with her friend Olive Potter and Olive’s mother Lilian. They decide to cut short their tour and head home, embarking on the maiden voyage of The Titanic where her life coincides with that of Marcella and Michael in the most dramatic and heartbreaking of ways. Sophie Turner spotted with prestige bachelor Peregrine Pearson hours after the pair shared a raunchy kiss The introduction of Margaret, becomes clearer as the book goes on and as readers we are swept under the sea as everyone’s worlds change. Selma Blair admits it was 'very hard' becoming a mother amid MS diagnosis as she covers Glamour's Women Of The Year Could this vegan collagen supplement be the secret to your best skin ever? These real women are loving the results - so could it work for you?

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Eating a mince pie saved my life - it led to my breast cancer diagnosis: 39-year-old mother tells how she found a lump while sweeping crumbs off chestNANA AKUA: Royal tours to Commonwealth nations are now fraught with risk because of this misguided obsession with Britain's past The emotional cry of murdered Yousef Makki’s sister to her late mother: 'I kept my promise mum... It took four years but now everyone knows your darling boy was NOT to blame for his own death' Radio presenter Zoe Ball reveals she is worried she 'could be cancelled at any moment' with one wrong comment on air Whilst slow at points, I did wonder where and how this book was going to culminate and I was so intrigued by the characters that were created. I was completely surprised by the fact that whilst this story was fiction – every person and experience was based on real people and real events. The information and research given at the end of the book is fascinating and brought more to the story than if it had been pure fiction. Coleen Rooney looks proud as she shows off the cover off her new tell-all autobiography My Account about bitter Wagatha Christie battle

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I really enjoyed this one, it was undeniably gripping and had me emotionally invested in the fates of Imrie’s characters, particularly Marcella and her young sons.Richard E Grant pays tribute to his late wife Joan Washington on their 37th wedding anniversary- two years after her death from cancer