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Article Review   by:SM THOMPSON    
  • Summary rating: 5 stars (1 Ratings)
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The Olympic torch was in Southampton ...Sunday so I rushed out to the shop and bought the Sunday papers and retained my copy of YOU magazine.

The magazine fronts with a pic of a girl wearing brief shorts and covering her top with long dark hair sitting
astride a bicycle leaning on a basket on the back with a caption which reads:

HEELS: WHEELS: AND THE WORLDS COOLEST CITY!

London - hot spots!

Fashion is news ad a line of lovely ladies regarded as "White with bite" displays a lot of outfits
with the theme of all in white: Lots more evocative clothes and lots of fancy attachments and one
chiffon dress with a model holding an umbrella: Turn over to the next page and find a chiffon dress at £2,2OO made to measure: Jasper Conran: Vintage diamante ring and freshwater pearl and silver ring for right hadn at £95: Pebble London.

You can ring our bell Kel: with a comment such as - my favourite place for a romantic night out is a gorgeous little French restaurant in Pimlico;

And this magazine features an article with the intriguing title: People think we cant possibly be sisters . while writer Kerry Hudsons early childhood was chaotic and hand to mouth, her younger sister was far more stable: Kerry describes the impact this had on their relationship: sounds fascinating;

So its back to work and meet the job juggling sensation: viz: Marketing Executive: Nanny: Piano teacher: fashion sales assistant: energy campaigner: beauty therapist: Customer services adviser: Avon team leader:

Meanwhile more and more men become at home dads: an innocent playdate can escalate into something more flirtatious as Lucy Atkins discovered:

Just a few generations ago divorced women automatically lost custody of their children and everything they owned became the property of their husband then came Caroline Norton - Caroline was locked out of her home with only the clothes she wore: Norton kept her jewels, letters and every penny of her earnings: He kept their sons, and refused to let her see them: There is an 1832 portrait of Caroline Norton by Sir George Hayter:

Fascinating reading with pics!
Published: July 16, 2012   
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