With her fourth album Let It Break,
out now, Gemma Hayes talks to George R Vaughan about the change
of direction in her musical career and why TV and cinema have proved the way
forward for her writing abilities.
Tamsin
Davis and sister
Seraphina talk to Poppy Watt
about the Nancy Dee Ethical
Womenswear label, their passion for fashion and the importance of keeping it
British.
Lesley
Garrett has been at the forefront of British music for the last 20
years. As she celebrates the release of her new album, A North Country Lass, she talks to George R Vaughan about why this latest collection of songs is
particularly personal.
Poppy Watt spent the afternoon with Gulnida Toichieva, founder, chief
executive and owner of Snow Queen Vodka and discovered her achievements were not limited to the boardroom but extended to the golf
course as well.
When Elsie got tired of the unwanted attention
she continually received whilst out at nightclubs, she decided to write her
very own protest song, accompanied by an original interactive video. George R Vaughan caught up with the
young Liverpool girl who plans to take the music industry by storm.
Too few women are involved in British politics and it takes a brave one to go it alone. Patricia McLoughlin talks to Siobhan Benita, one candidate who believes she has what it takes to make a difference and a woman many are now betting on to be the next London Mayor.
Many of us still forget about the importance of keeping our teeth clean and healthy. Poppy Watt
talks to Dr Amitis Rajabzadeh
founder of Image Dental Clinic a
private dental practice offering services for adults and children based in
Fitzrovia, London.
This week City Trippers travels to Rome, historical capital of Europe and home to some of the oldest and most breathtaking architecture anywhere in the world.
If you want to let the
steam out of the kids on a wet weekend or summer holiday, pump up the action
with the 2010 Toy Industry game of the year, Pig Goes Pop.