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You've got to give him credit for doing what Americans voted for - fighting for his own people's interests first. I wish we had leaders that would do that here. Remember too that Canada already has massive tarrifs against the US (270% on dairy, for example), so in a yah-boo-sucks kind of way...

Prefer Altruist these days. Much cheaper, great protection and formula and proportion of profits go towards protecting albino kids in Africa. You can get Altruist in SPF30 and 50 on Amazon. Used to fall for the Ultrasun spiel but I've never met a dermatologist yet who thinks that once a day...

Quite like Ms Klass and she does seem a hard worker. She's got a great figure which she's clearly worked hard to maintain through the years so is a better sales person for a fitness programme than some lardy actress who has temporarily given up pies. Her show on ClassicFM is great on a long...

The craft shows on QVC used to really be about assembling items to someone else's design rather than the person actually having any artistic skill or eye. Can't see the point, really, given the expense. A machine or production line would probably do it cheaper and better.

Non-compete clauses are usually about 5 years. Denis sold Ojon in 2007.

Surprised Dennis can be bothered with this after selling Ojon to Estée Lauder for gazzilions of dollars.

It wouldn't be Alison Young without a hideously badly-chosen frock.... At least she seemed to have had her hair done for the photo shoot. That's a rarity.

I'm sure the family are very happy. Personally, I couldn't care less. This is the day when the NHS and judges are choosing to end little Alfie Evans' life.

Just spend a fiver on a dermaroller from Amazon or eBay along with a quid for a bottle of surgical spirit. You need 0.5mm length needles if you want to stimulate collagen or tackle hyperpigmentation. 0.25mm will do if you're just trying to get your lotions and potions to work better.

Doesn't Slimon Biagi have some sort of disorder (apart from the insincerity, I mean)? I thought he'd mentioned in the past that he was diabetic or coeliac or something. I wouldn't want to be force fed sausage roll either...

Actually quite like Margarine Burgervan. Can imagine the product works, too, if folk can be bothered to use it. It's obviously not selling as well as it once did given that these are the first shows this year and Franks said they were the only ones planned. Makes a change from all the crappy...

I thought some early Prai stuff used to claim to have gold in it. Mind you, that was back in the day when Cathy Kangas was droning on, madly, about some of their ingredients coming from Mars and the rest from a secret sect of Thai monks who had only previously supplied the Royal Family. Snake...

Ali K's makeup was very different than normal, too. She'd gone a weird colour since yesterday and the eye makeup had gone for the overly "dramatic" but looked unfinished. Not a good look for her.

Five minutes in and we've already had "no-doubtably" and "breevabiliy" from the common as muck "ambassador".

I've used the face drops. It didn't give me any noticeable tan, even when I slathered it on, and the nice smell gradually changes to the same old stale biscuit scent that most fake tanning products have. I sent it back.

Watched a Youtube video the other day by dermatologist Dr Drey. She was scathing about Pericone's stuff. Referred to Blue Plasma as "glycerin with blue dye".

He was quite a big name back in the Princess Di days. Now it's a "defusion" line much like those Designer at Debenhams things.

The "styling" on Q seems to involve chucking any old crap on with any other old crap. The resulting clash is the only way they can make fogey polyester look edgy and as "on the catwalk".

Bitcoins are today worth half of what they were back in December, so I hope Ms Mone didn't stock up for Christmas with them....

Probably just trying it 'cause February is a slow month in retail. Taking modestly reduced profit for a temporary period is better than folks buying nowt because of extortionate postage.