Innholdsfortegnelse for 22-Oct-2018 i Woman

It’s that time of year isn’t it? When it’s warm one minute and freezing the next and all those flu bugs and viruses start appearing again. I’ve just got over an awful heavy cold that made my head feel like it was full of cotton wool. So in a bid to boost my immunity, I’ll be adding more garlic and onions to my meals as recommended by our experts on p38. The only problem is that I’m not sure my hubby is going to appreciate the new healthy me!…

TEAMWORK MAKES THE DREAM WORK Every year Strictly seems to get bigger and better and what viewers maybe don’t realise is that there are hundreds of people working behind the scenes to make Saturday nights special for them. It’s not just the hair and make-up teams, you’ve got people making props from scratch. I wish everyone could see the show live just once because they’d get to see this well-oiled machine in action. It’s spectacular what the BBC creates. BACKSTAGE BANTER This year, there’s a very fun vibe backstage and I think that filters through to the judges. You can tell we’re having fun, can’t you? Seann [Walsh] is a bubble of sparkle, so is Dr Ranj – they’ve both got such a great sense of…

Joanna Moorhead, 55, is a journalist who splits her time between London and Glasgow, where she lives with her husband. She has four daughters. It’s a moment every mother will recognise: the moment you pass on the baton of life’s purpose to the next generation. Like so much of parenthood, it’s an experience that’s bittersweet; sweet because who wouldn’t feel proud to see their offspring making their own way in the world, but also a little sad, because it means the end of an era in our own lives. ‘LEARNING IS A TWO-WAY STREET’ I know: my four daughters are 26, 24, 20 and 16, and certainly the two eldest have made their entrances onto the world stage. I have been thrilled, and in a sense awed, to witness it.…

Reading the email for the second time, I could hardly believe it. A few months before I’d entered a competition I felt sure I wasn’t good enough for, but now I’d been shortlisted as a finalist. At 53, I felt happier than I had in a long time and I knew that this was just the beginning. For as long as I can remember, sport has dominated my life. As a child, my PE teacher encouraged me to practise after school. It wasn’t until I was a senior that I did my first international race in track and field and found that I was really good at it. In my 20s I started training for the Barcelona Olympics. In 1992, I competed in the Games, taking home a bronze medal.…

BREAK OUT THE WARM GEAR! WINTER’S HERE And you know what that means? Yes, it’s officially time to step into the wonderful world of cosy clothing. Winter dressing is so much fun, and if (like me) you’re partial to a touch of opulence, you’ll fall in love with Matalan’s new range. Think rich florals and plenty of chic new season knitwear. Enjoy! Get the look... a touch of spice When it comes to seasonal colour, you can’t beat burnt orange and burgundy shades for a touch of winter warmth Winter wardrobe essentials This season it’s all about dressed-up casuals. Mix and match pieces for top style points Cross body bags... the top four styles No off-duty ensemble would be complete without a bag, and Matalan has ticked every trend box…

Firm up Boots Botanics Detox Brush, £6.50, buffs away dead cells and boosts circulation, making skin firmer and plumper over time. And it’ll banish pesky orange peel far better than any body lotion. Brush along dry skin pre-bath, in upwards strokes, working towards your heart. Hydration hero A hardworking product that locks in moisture in half the time. Apply Sanctuary Spa White Lily & Damask Rose Wet Skin Moisture Miracle, £8, to wet skin, then dry as normal. It soaks in instantly so skin feels super soft with no stickiness – plus It smells heavenly, too. Rest and relax Turn your tub into a spa with Radox Bath Soak in Revitalising Eucalyptus, £3.99. It’s not super foamy, but mind-clearing menthol more than makes up for it, soothing the senses for…

FEEL BETTER! How to…reduce your risk of a cold Dora Walsh, registered nutritionist mBANT, shares her tips… * DO IT: ‘Pick a health supplement with vitamins A, C, E, selenium and zinc.’ Try Care Advanced Immune Support (£9.45 for 30, Amazon and Asda Pharmacies). * TRY IT: ‘Take care when going from hot to cold places as when the mucus membranes in your nose get damaged, you’re more prone to infections.’ * EAT IT: ‘Go for butternut squash, which is very high in beta carotene – this is essential for immunity.’ * SWAP IT: ‘Ditch your usual brew for nettle, elderberry or fennel tea – all of these herbs are supportive.’ STOP THE CLOCK! 60 seconds to… stop back pain Bend your knees as you sneeze. ‘The sudden force can…

AFTER 25 YEARS’ MARRIAGE, CAN A BULLY CHANGE? Q I’ve always described my husband as happy go lucky and lively. When he’s in a good mood he lights up a room. But what none of our family and friends see is what he’s like at other times – most times. Our children have left home and seldom return. We meet outside so they don’t have to see him. Yesterday, I had to go shopping late because I was working and it was his day off – he’d done none of the things he promised to do such as getting an evening meal. We’ve tried counselling but he just sat through it and refused to try anything new. I tried some of the ideas and he ignored them. The truth is,…

The world of children’s savings is competitive. Interest rates are higher than on adult accounts, but the amounts to save are smaller. With the long run-up to Christmas, let me run through how to choose an account. And if the kids are old enough, make it a financial game and get them to play. Earn 4.5% interest Pick the account with the highest rate. The easy winner is the Halifax Kids’ Regular Saver (halifax.co.uk), which pays 4.5% AER fixed for a year. You can pay in £10-£100 a month, but you can’t withdraw until the year’s up. The rate drops after 12 months, so be ready to switch to the next best account. Earn 3.5% on lump sums Nationwide (nationwide.co.uk) has just launched its Future Saver account for under 15s.…

Realise you did your best No-one chooses to mess up. So you must have made the wisest decision you could at the time. Even if the bad bits of that night – or that relationship – outweigh the good ones, respect your original decision. Stop the judgements Mentally giving yourself a hard time – or letting others criticise – keeps you in a constant, painful emotional loop. Instead, take a break from the thoughts. Let the inner critic go. And start being kind to yourself. Learn the lessons Look at the reasons you made the choices you took. Did you want to have pleasure, be desired, stay loved – or keep safe? What are better ways of getting those things next time, without the regrets?…

COCKTAIL CLASSIC Chambord black raspberry liqueur 50cl is now on offer at Tesco for £15 instead of £18. LOW-CAL LAGER Skinny Lager is perfect when you want a full flavour without the carbs and calories (just 89 cals a bottle), £5.99, 4x330ml, Asda, Tesco, Co-op. POSH POP For a soft drink with a bit of a zing, try Gusto Organic Ginger with Chipotle, sweetened with agave and apple juice instead of refined sugar, £1.89, 275ml, Ocado.…

One evening, in October 2017, I was chatting with my mother over the phone. We’re pretty close, as mums and daughters go. We were planning our next holiday together – a week-long break in Majorca booked for 2018. Earlier I had bought some tickets for a game on Woman Bingo. The buzz in the chatrooms, joking, having a laugh and talking about all sorts of topics with the other members, are what I like the most about Woman Bingo. It is so much fun. I have enjoyed playing since I joined over 10 years ago. I usually play the slot game Diamond Bonanza, but I also enjoy Sapphire Bingo and Bingo Lounge. That evening I was playing Bingo Lounge with 15 tickets. I’d got a ‘buy two, get one free’…

Check out this new Bingo game! Welcome to the wonderful world of Mini Game Bingo! You can now dab away while enjoying a spin on your favourite slots. Simply head to any of the selected slot games on site and enjoy a game of mini Sapphire Bingo on the left-hand side Fun Panel. You can even play some Mini Bingo while playing your usual Bingo game – now that’s double the fun with mini dabbing! Opt-in required. Wagering requirements apply. Date restrictions apply. See full T&Cs for details.…

Danish-born TV presenter Sandi Toksvig is currently hosting her third series of BBC2’s comedy panel show QI since taking over from Stephen Fry in 2016. Here, she tells us why she loves it so much… What do you most enjoy about hosting QI? I know the answers! There are lots of things I love about doing the show. One of them is that I’m involved in the scripts from the research stage, so I try to suggest new ways in which we can approach something. I love working as a team and it absolutely is a team show. What keeps the job fresh for you? The fact we have new guests on each series is exciting, which is not to detract in any way from the…

THE WORST WITCH BBC iPlayer Follow Mildred Hubble (Bella Ramsey), an ordinary girl who finds herself at Miss Cackle’s Academy for Witches and is introduced to a whole new exciting world of magic. STATH LETS FLATS All4 Jamie Demetriou plays Stath, an incompetent lettings agent, working for the family business in this six-part comedy. Will he be outshone by the company’s ruthlessly ambitious top agent? DROWNING IN PLASTIC BBC iPlayer Liz Bonnin looks at the world’s plastic problem and asks if science has a solution. There are some heartbreaking scenes, including a seal pup ensnared in plastic netting.…

When you think of dads questioning child maintenance payments, you imagine deadbeat blokes strapped for cash. But even fellas worth an estimated £37 million can question what their estranged wives are entitled to. Step forward actor Ewan McGregor. Court papers from the States reveal he thinks he’s paying too much to estranged wife Eve and their three daughters. They broke up after he became close to co-star Mary Elizabeth Winstead. Ewan argues his support did ‘exceed what should have been his support obligation’, whereas Eve believes they ‘were less than what her support payments should have been’. We don’t know the details of the McGregor finances, though he’s reportedly been making voluntary contributions to date. We do know Ewan is one of the most successful actors in the world. He’s…

We live in a world where students have banned clapping because it upsets people with sensory issues. Manchester University reps have replaced our traditional sign of approval with the British Sign Language one – a kind of ‘jazz hands’ move. My daughter goes to a special needs school with actual deaf children – students with sensory issues. They cope with clapping, drumming and singing. Many would love NOT to use sign language.…

Inside Gary’s BULIMIA BATTLE Gary Barlow has revealed he developed bulimia after his solo album flopped in 1999. Now in the best shape of his life, the 47-year-old said he got fat to hide his failures, hoping he’d become ‘invisible’ to adoring fans. ‘Not being recognised feels wonderful,’ he said in his new autobiography A Better Me . ‘The more weight I put on, the easier life becomes. Fat, I’m invisible. With every day and every binge, I am eating the pop star to death.’ Gary’s humiliation over his car-crash second album, Twelve Months, Eleven Days , wasn’t helped by ex-bandmate Robbie Williams’ soaring success. ‘We all felt haunted by him,’ he admitted. ‘The more weight I put on the less I hear the…

Emma Willis We had to do a double take when we caught sight of Emma posing in cleavage-enhancing bras. We’re so used to seeing the short-haired brunette hosting The Voice and Big Brother that we thought our eyes were deceiving us. Melanie Sykes It’s the advert that helped make her a household name, with the line, ‘Do you want a flake in that, love?’ In fact, the Boddingtons beer ad was such a success, the fitness fanatic recreated a new version in 2017. Holly Willoughby Before she became the star of morning TV, Holly Willoughby was intent on cracking the modelling industry. However, as the saying goes, ‘What’s meant for you won’t pass you by,’ and luckily the bubbly blonde no longer…

Woman ’s agony aunt Suzie Hayman gives her advice * Embrace the change: Recognise that life is all about change, about ages and stages. Their moving from being your child to being an adult and an equal is all part of the natural order of things. * Understand your feelings: Don’t be surprised if your pride and admiration is also mixed with a little envy. Jealousy comes about because you may fear that their move from one stage to another pushes you up a ladder too. But who’s to say the next rung can’t be just as rewarding? * Acceptance is key: Reassure yourself that any twinges of envy are normal. You can prevent it spoiling the moment by realising it’s perfectly natural to feel that way, and that…

‘EYE-CATCHING DETAILS SUCH AS FRILLSAND EMBROIDERY ARE BANG ON TREND’ ‘THE LENGTH OF THIS DRESS MEANS YOU CAN WEAR IT WITH HEELS AND BOOTS’ ‘A HIGH COLLAR AND SMOCKED SLEEVES KEEPS THIS DRESS CHIC YET CASUAL’ Add these key pieces to finish the look To take this dress from day through to night, simply add eye-catching accessories TUNE IN TO THE SHOW See more of Matalan’s latest drop with host Denise van Outen and celebrity guests on The Show at matalan.co.uk…

‘WHAT YOU EAT CAN PROTECT YOU’ For some reason, we just feel better during the summer months. Indeed, as winter draws closer, our noses begin to run, joints start to ache and stress levels soar. So what’s the reason for this seasonal change and what can we do to stay healthy and happy all year round? Science of the seasons Like most of us, our immune systems seem to love the warmer months. Recent research has revealed that they’re stronger during the summer, which explains why we fall ill in winter. A Cambridge University study, which tested 23,000 genes from men and women around the world, found that one in four genes behaved differently according to the seasons. Crucially, a particular gene associated with suppressing infections was found to be…

I can’t stop going to the toilet! Q I need the toilet all the time. My doctor says there is no infection but I feel I need to go urgently and run to the loo and pass small amounts at least 12 to 15 times a day! I have tried drinking less but it doesn’t work and sometimes I don’t make it to the toilet and have an accident. Help! Philippa says A Go back to your GP as, if there is definitely no infection, it is possible that you have an overactive bladder. The bladder is a muscle that is normally relaxed as it fills with urine. When it is about half full it sends a message to the brain that you need to go, but in overactive bladders…

Add fizz to your pizza Receive a ‘free’ bottle of Prosecco to enjoy with a lucky friend when you purchase two main meals. Just sign up to the company’s newsletter at pizzaexpress.com . Pamper for free Get five mini beauty samples with feelunique. com’s ‘Pick ‘n’ Mix’ offer. Pay just £3.95 for the delivery, returned to you in a Feel Unique voucher code to spend online. Tesco Extra discount Selected toys are half-price at Tesco Extra or large superstores until 11.59pm on 31 October. It’s ‘50% off’ rather than the more typical ‘up to’ 50% off.…

FEASTS FROM THE EAST Add a bit of instant sizzle to your midweek stir-fry with Lee Kum Kee’s new stir-fry sauces. Honey & Soy, Tomato Garlic, Kung Pao Chicken and Black Bean Garlic all add an authentic flavour punch to your favourite mix, 85p, 70g, Tesco, Asda and Ocado. TRICK OR TREAT? Tesco Zombie Brain Cake makes a fun centrepiece for Halloween do whatever age. Filled with frosting, and jelly ‘maggots’ and coated with icing and jam drizzle, it’s not for the squeamish, but great value at just £5. GET AHEAD FOR CHRISTMAS Aldi’s fabulous (and bargainous) festive hampers are back. There’s something for everyone, from the Festive Delights Hamper, featuring fudge, truffles, coffee and chutney for just £24.99, to the luxury Exquisite Hamper for £99.99, containing a selection of…

No-bake ham mac ’n’ cheese Guilt-free mac ’n’ cheese, is that possible? We’ve nailed it with this recipe. SERVES 4 PREP 5 MINS COOK 20 MINS * 250g macaroni * 125g Tenderstem broccoli, cut into 4cm pieces * 30g butter * 30g plain flour * 2tsp English mustard powder * 450ml semi-skimmed milk * 125g pack Boursin Light * A good grating of nutmeg * 125g cherry tomatoes * 80g smoked ham, chopped * 30g half-fat Cheddar cheese, grated * 20g breadcrumbs 1 Cook the macaroni in boiling water for 4 mins. Add the Tenderstem and cook for a further 4 mins until just tender, drain well. 2 At the same time, melt the butter in a large pan and stir in the flour and mustard to make a paste.…

For years, my husband Jonathan, 51, and I loved to spend summer weekends in our caravan. It was so cosy, parked up in a beautiful country club not far from our home. We’d made friends there and every Saturday night we’d all go to the clubhouse to play bingo. Last year, in October 2017, when the weather got colder, I missed our bingo sessions. That’s when I had the idea of playing Woman Bingo online. I had signed up just a week earlier. I like to play the 1p games in Tiki Bingo but every half hour you could play a 10p link game too, and they had a jackpot of £1,000. That evening I went for a 10p link game. Watching the balls rolling on my tablet, my screen…

‘SHE NEEDED EMERGENCY SURGERY’ In this photo my daughter Dottie is beaming with excitement, sat perched beside her idol and wearing her favourite princess gown. Her nails and face are painted with bright colours, and her eyes seem to sparkle as much as the glitter on her dress. It was the happiest day of Dottie’s life, but I’ll remember it for different reasons because, for me, it marks the end of the worst few years of mine. Ever since she was two, and I took her to Disney World, Florida, with her sister Lacee, then nine, and brother Archie, then six, Dottie has been obsessed with Disney Princesses, transfixed by the tales of Sleeping Beauty, Snow White and Cinderella. A single mum, it had taken months of saving up from…

THEN  The actor played Belfast serial killer and family man Paul Spector in three series of BBC2 drama The Fall (2013 to 2016) alongside Gillian Anderson as the detective hunting for him. He’s also become a big Hollywood star by playing sexually adventurous Christian Grey in the Fifty Shades films between 2015 and 2018. NOW  Jamie stars in My Dinner With Hervé, a one-off biopic about Hervé Villechaize, the French actor (played by Game of Thrones star Peter Dinklage), who had a form of dwarfism and was best known for his roles in 1970s series Fantasy Island and the 1974 Bond film The Man With The Golden Gun. Jamie plays struggling journalist Danny Tate who hears Hervé’s story shortly before his tragic suicide in 1993.…

BORN FAMOUS C4 Pampered celebrity teens will each spend a week trying out the alternative lives they could have had, if their parents hadn’t become famous. They include Gordon Ramsay’s son, Jack, and Mel B’s daughter, Phoenix Chi. KING GARY BBC1 This new sitcom follow the lives of childhood sweethearts Gary (Tom Davis) and Terri King (Laura Checkley). The pair hope to achieve modest material success in competitive suburbia, while Gary’s main ambition is to impress his old-school dad, Big Gary. HOME IS WHERE THE ART IS BBC2 Amateur artists compete for a special commission by a mystery buyer in Nick Knowles’ new show. Three competing artists will snoop round the homeowner’s house before pitching their ideas. THE FIRST C4 Sean Penn stars in this sci-fi series about a crew…

We tend to remember the day we find our little girls wearing our high heels, a dozen sizes too large for them. It’s a sweet memory we happily share with friends and family. But what about the moment, years down the line, when we realise that they’re wearing the shoes – and perhaps our mantle – for real? For supermodel Cindy Crawford that realisation came in the full glare of the world’s press, as she watched from the front row while her daughter Kaia Gerber sashayed effortlessly down the Saint Laurent catwalk in Paris. The 17-year-old beauty has become the model of the moment, just like her mum 30 years ago, as it was announced that she would become the new face of Yves Saint Laurent’s premium beauty brand, YSL…

LONG AND LEAN A funnel neck coat not only means you won’t need to wear a scarf, it will also make you appear taller as the eye is drawn upwards. WIDE HIPS A dramatic collar such as this faux fur one will keep all eyes up top and balance out your lower half. LARGE TUMMY A generous fit for maximum comfort, the cocoon shape won’t cling to your tum and the wider sleeves leave room for a chunky knit. TALL Look out for brands that have designed clothing with your height in mind so you get the perfect fit! ATHLETIC Streamline your silhouette with a tailored coat for a longer, leaner figure. Look out for deep pockets or none at all. APPLE SHAPE Drawing the eye away from your middle,…

Having sex every day was exhausting, and most days I wasn’t really in the mood, though I enjoyed it once we got going. But there’s no doubt it’s brought us much closer. Men use sex the way women use conversation to be intimate, and this week has really made a difference to the way we interact. We both realised you can’t just wait for the fancy to strike you –you have to make the effort to find time for each other. We’ve decided to make a date at least once a week, and stick to it. I’m already looking forward to next weekend. It’s all too easy to put sex on the end of a long list of chores. From now on, it’s going to be a lot closer to…

We all know someone who eats whatever they want and never gains a pound. Their secret? It’s most likely down to a fast metabolism. ‘Metabolism describes all of the life-sustaining processes that are continuously happening inside your body,’ says nutritionist Stephanie Masterman. ‘Even when we’re not exercising, we need a constant supply of energy just for essential functions such as breathing. But how do we tap into our metabolism and help it perform better? Well, there’s a few tasty foods that could offer a helping hand... AUBERGINES Frida Harju-Westman, nutritionist at health app Lifesum, explains that these purple wonders are rich in potassium, a mineral believed to help boost metabolic rate. ‘It aids the body’s ability to process iron – a key metabolism-boosting nutrient,’ she adds. NUTS Full of protein,…

Lift weights! The University of Michigan found that weak muscles can lead to a 50% higher risk of early death. The study found that, even after accounting for variables like smoking, survival fell dramatically with low muscle strength. Muscle-building workouts, especially in older people, were recommended. Keep skin hydrated… … with Bio-Oil’s new Dry Skin Gel (from £4.99, Boots). It’s lighter than the cream-based counterparts, and the oil-based pink gel locks in moisture, so you can say goodbye to dreaded dry skin this winter. Go low-fat There really are healthy (and tasty!) alternatives to your classic ‘unhealthy’ favourite foods. Powters Skinny Pig Sausages (£3, Tesco) are gluten-free, 3% fat, flavoured with nutmeg, pepper, sage and marjoram, and are made using prime, lean leg of pork. That’s…

She got pregnant behind his back! Q My son proposed to his girlfriend at Easter and we were thrilled. Then she got pregnant – and he told us she’d stopped taking the pill without telling him. She lost the baby a week ago, but he’s now saying he feels unsure about marrying her. Should I tell him to call off the wedding? Susan says: A It’s not your job to tell your son whether to marry. But it’s his job to find out what’s happened in his relationship these past months. Everything was going well until the engagement – why did his fiancée then think it was fine to get pregnant without any discussion? This needs far more exploration before he decides either to walk away or recommit. He didn’t…

1 VEGGIE BOWLS Birds Eye’s new Veggie Bowl range cooks from frozen in just seven minutes. It includes Thai Curry, Super Green Italian Risotto, Moroccan Tagine and Sweet & Sour Noodles, £2.89, 380g, Tesco, Morrisons and Ocado. 2 SCRAMBLED EGG If you can’t boil an egg, let alone scramble one, Iceland’s Ready Scrambled Egg is for you. It comes in a ready-to-heat pouch and takes just 90 secs in the microwave, £1.50, 250g. 3 GINGERBREAD ICE CREAM Kelly’s of Cornwall Limited Edition Sticky Gingerbread Ice Cream combines ice cream with fudge pieces, toffee sauce and a topping of gingerbread crumbs – what’s not to love? £3.99, 950ml, most supermarkets.…

‘IT SAVED MY LIFE BUT I HATED IT’ ‘I’VE BEEN GIVEN A SECOND CHANCE’ Stephanie Fossett, 31, lives in Tadcaster with her husband, Rob, 34 I started getting terrible stomach aches in 2009, towards the end of my university course in Fashion Design and Innovation. Doctors told me it was just stress, but after graduation, the pain wasn’t going away. By April 2011, I couldn’t take it any longer. My dad, Paul, rushed me to A&E where tests finally confirmed I had Crohn’s disease – meaning my bowel was severely inflamed. Things were so bad that I needed an operation to remove the affected area and, naively, I thought that would be the end of it. But the surgeons found my bowel in a much worse condition than they’d anticipated…

Ever since I’d been a little girl I’d loved bingo, visiting the halls every Tuesday evening with my grandma, Doris. Crossing off the numbers as they were read out was always so much fun, and there was always the excitement about who would be first to win a line. Doris played bingo until she died in 1982, but I stopped for years, until I discovered Woman Bingo in 2009. I loved the way you could recreate the entertainment of playing traditional bingo in the comfort of your own home. One evening in December 2017, our enormous Akita dog, George, snuggled up around my legs while I tapped away on my daughter’s old laptop. I had bought one 10p ticket for the next Sapphire Bingo game. I…

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CHILLING ADVENTURES OF SABRINA Netflix Hit 1990s sitcom Sabrina The Teenage Witch has been rebooted into a chilling horror with Sabrina (Mad Men’s Kiernan Shipka), wrestling to reconcile her dual nature. EMMA WILLIS: DELIVERING BABIES W Emma Willis makes a departure from Big Brother presenting to become a maternity-care assistant in this new six-part series, as she supports midwives on a busy maternity ward. MADE IN GREAT BRITAIN BBC2 Steph McGovern learns the stories behind some of Britain’s most famous products, from Sheffield’s cutlery and Stoke’s pottery to Wensleydale’s cheese and York’s chocolate.…