WHAT are we doing to our daughters? The pressures on teenage girls are immense and growing all the time, especially, ironically, among the brightest and the best. Once upon a time, young girls aspired to be pretty or clever and it didn't matter which.
PRINCE CHARLES: HOW do you make royalty pleasing and acceptable to a cash-strapped British public dogged by growing unemployment? That is the task facing a besieged establishment, but it appears to have adopted a devious policy. To quote the recent St
FIRST time in ten years, we went to Beamish Museum on Saturday. It was almost entirely enjoyable. The £12 admission may seem a bit steep, but the meanest mind can enjoy a full day's diversion there and much is new - in a historical sort of a way - since
The Shield (five) FORGET the bobbies at Sun Hill in The Bill - the cops on the beat in The Shield are really tough. There are no happy endings or neat morals here. Instead you get to watch a gritty drama with crooked detectives and gun shoot-outs. The
