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I believe that Eilidh appeared on QVC several years ago as the guest for Awaken jewellery (the lovely silver range that featured lots of nature-themed pieces - flowers and leaves and so on).

Quite close to finishing my Christmas cards for this year - using the pop-up set and just some of what embellishments I've had over from previous years' boxes. So happy Anna is going to the Craft Channel - couldn't imagine what I was going to do for next year!

I agree, Josie Maran body butters are gorgeous. I've tried them in the original (I thought that a bit apricot-ish), the white pear (Moroccan) version and in the toasted coconut. All are lovely and I'll certainly be looking out for these ones too! Although I think the lavender one might be going...

She was on a lot during the Diamonique events in August. There haven't been as many Diamonique shows this month. I imagine this is why.

We have had a 'slow' and 'cold' household juicer, made by Matstone for years and we would not like to be without it. We use it carefully and sensibly and take the foods we juice into account as part of of entire diet. I can't help thinking that this chap's manic approach to downing every bit of...

What I was saying was that he used to ring in several years before he had a product to sell.

In fairness, I've heard John Barrowman ring up shows to say he's a QVC fan and more specifically a Lock-n-Lock fan plenty of times (most of them way before he ever started selling his skincare or haircare ranges.

Well, whether you think pricey products are necessary or not, Kathy works for QVC. It's a shopping channel. What they do, all day every day, is essentially advertise items for sale. That is their purpose and her job. What else would she say? She's hardly going to suggest we nip to Superdrug...

This sounds perfect to me!

I'd call them sneakers - if they're not actual trainers or running shoes, and rather than say 'pumps' which, these days, mean smart plain flats, sneakers fits the bill.

It could make fab presents for my loved ones ... then again, I could have MY smelling lovely be my present to them!

I have a couple of bits I picked up in Copenhagen years ago. Really like it - whether I buy will depend on the price, though.

I would say that sand is neutral, peach warm and beige cool, if that helps.

I cannot speak highly enough of Tarte products. I have very pale, neutral-toned skin and find that their Fair Sand is a perfect match, so am very lucky for a change (it's rare I can find anything that works so well for me). The foundations make my skin look and feel better than it has for a...

That's exactly what she did! Simon allowed someone to put some on his hair during the Lunchtime Show too.

It has a very strange effect when the dye you use is red, believe me!

I've noticed that sometimes recently-coloured hair can appear to have a shadow like this - when the finer downy hairs at the hairline pick up dye. This could be the answer.

Apologies B & W they are not. I was certain it had said it on one of the listings on QVC. The actual listing does not now, of course, say this, but the little 'snatch' on the search results does say this so I assume QVC have recently corrected this.

If I understand it correctly, Butler and Wilson are also doing a range of poppies in aid of the RBL this year.

It was taken a few years ago so she would look younger … but I've yet to see a single actor's photo that doesn't make them look a lot younger - you only have to look inside theatre programmes to see that.