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She's young with two small children and also has dogs and cats. The weight falls off you running around after that lot I expect. I remember being at my thinnest after my second was born once the preg weight went. She says she's a size 10.

Oh no. Jilly and the brand ambassador said those dreaded words - you could use the Masai dress as a beach cover-up - it only costs £94. Yes - let's get it full of sand and sea water and sun lotion etc.

Pippa is saying that every QVC customer has been sent a discount email at 3pm today (Friday). Well I haven't received one in any folder.

It really is - what were they thinking?

Over £400? Absolute joke.

Once the presenters have made a sale you're on your own. The likelihood is that your jewellery could degrade or break over the next few weeks/months/years. The chances of it becoming a nest egg for your children or yourself is probably less likely than a lottery win. If you have bought...

There they go again talking about the "French tuck", ie tucking half your top in your jeans. I think it looks sloppy and I've never actually seen anyone do it.

I'm very happy with my corded Miele. I got through two supposed "animal" Dysons years ago. They were no match for my fluffy cats and both fell apart (the dyson, not the cats).

I wish I had bought some Viva Las Vegas gems but couldn't afford them then. I liked the Veronese jewellery shows too and still have a pair of earrings. Bronzo Italia seems to have disappeared too.

I don't think anything would make me buy from them again.

It was in her blog on her own website where she promotes her books. She gives a round-up of her year and mentions meeting her granddaughter briefly. I actually like to hear a bit about people's lives, a lot more interesting than the sizing on a MarlaWynne shirt. They spend hours at a time on...

I would never buy from Dyson but I got the recent Revamp TSV which I'm very happy with.

I think they are just trying to shift expensive items that haven't sold. No doubt the mark-up is still good.

It's completely gratuitous and unnecessary. How many presents do people actually need? I'm sure thousands, if not millions, of people don't need any more reasons to bankrupt themselves or to be made to feel inadequate. I know it's all about selling but give it a rest, please, when it comes to...

The list is not comprehensive. Kathryn Goldsmith is my favourite. I like Jill as well and I think Julia is easy to watch and knowledgeable