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Yup. I'd fallen for the Made in England on the Rutley Estate spin but was looking at Peony's range at John Lewis and it clearly states "This item features stems from China whilst glass and ceramics are sourced from Europe." I don't think we'd ever see QVC being that open and honest. If Peony's...

Does the advert still have her in that awful purple frock with all her bulges highlighted? It has to be one of the most unflattering things ever - especially with the big boots.

But that's how many personal brands are built. Lots of the YouTubers who are raking in thousands in advertising revenues and endorsements reviewing cosmetics, clothes or diet tips also build their online presence with a fluffy website. They're flogging a bit of "me" no matter how fictional or...

I don't really see why they should be slagged off for being entrepreneurial. It's a work pitch. What's wrong with folk trying to earn a living? Good luck to them.

Always a moment of nostalgia when Suzy Adams is on. Reminds me of Toni Arthur from Play School back in the day.

I like Catherine the model. She is always well presented and seems to have a personality. It isn't her fault that the shows are so repetative and boring.

Frankie never looks all that good - on any show. She always strikes me as the kind of quirky model that only really works in still shots.

Ridiculous price for basic vitamin and mineral supplement with a bit of added fish oil and kelp. You could create the same benefit for about a fiver. Any perceived results beyond that are simply the placebo effect caused by believing the marketing pitch.

I definitely think they're struggling - and haven't a clue how to get out of the situation. They can't compete with the likes of Amazon where people are willing to pay an annual fee for postage provided they get a host of other freebies (streaming telly, music, ebooks) thrown in. Basically, all...

We males have the same issue too - they just call the garments small, medium, large, etc. Even with cm/inch measured garments there's still a world of difference between Primark (usually cut for skinny runts) and Matalan (usually cut for fat blokes). Somewhere like H&M will have particular men's...

He makes me laugh because he's so over the top with his adulation of non-entity zelebs. Like anyone cares. He always looks a bit tangoed too which is never a selling point.

The stuff that works for anti-ageing, long term, will always cause some trauma to the skin in the short term. It's a tradeoff between looking irritated and flakey for a while or having no discernable positive result. Retinols, acids, lasers and microneedling, etc., all need to stress the skin to...

Isn't she ALWAYS doing something to her face?

Another opportunity to catch the bored and boring Alexis switching on and off her feigned interest as the camera pans in and out. I know it must be difficult to drone on about soap for hours but she needs to get a bit better at faking it.

I like the Ruth and Jackie combination. They seem to get on well. It isn't their fault that the clothes are either boring or hideous. (I especially hate all those ghastly ongenu prints that look so dated).

How many embossed tins does a person need? The biscuits are nothing special.

She's beginning to look like a Cher tribute act.

Especially as she doesn't look like she's in a good place at the moment.

... but it comes from Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrasse! (As no French person would ever pronounce it.) I could have sworn I'd heard dear Judith jabber on about how she, the actor husband and a quaint little old rustic chap personally pick every petal at dawn - but only in the single week each year when...

Presumably it's from the same factory as Judith Williams's gloop... Abi Cleeves used to market the JW range when JW wasn't available. For all the pantomime Lab shots, JW was just a selly telly seller before sticking her name on a label. No doubt AC is just copying the formula. They're both...