Emma Reed

1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | John Sturgis |Ros Byam Shaw |Jessica Doyle |Emma Reed

Sian has long fancied herself as my sartorial curator, and I am familiar with her close scrutiny of my outfit when we go out as a couple. But now she's bringing this scrutiny to bear on everything I own. And apparently intends to throw out a good deal of it. My wife has worked in fashion for most of her adult life; as a professional buyer, she has an enduring compulsion to purchase clothes and shoes that are often (in my view, at least) identical to those she already owns.

Oct 10, 2024 | independent.co.uk | Emma Reed

I felt a flicker of relief recently. After what has felt like a long time, the adults have started standing up to the stranglehold of the smartphone and the negative effect it’s having on young children. In Hertfordshire, where I live, hundreds of parents have signed the Parent Pact, part of the Smartphone Free Childhood campaign, promising not to buy their children a smartphone until they are 14.

Oct 8, 2024 | independent.co.uk | Emma Reed

I felt a flicker of relief recently. After what has felt like a long time, the adults have started standing up to the stranglehold of the smartphone and the negative effect it’s having on young children. In Hertfordshire, where I live, hundreds of parents have signed the Parent Pact, part of the Smartphone Free Childhood campaign, promising not to buy their children a smartphone until they are 14.

Jun 12, 2024 | belfasttelegraph.co.uk | Emma Reed

He’s altered the way she showers, stands – and even how she spends her free time. Which is why Emma Reed will never forget the health and lifestyle guru…I often think of Michael Mosley when I’m taking a shower. Let me hastily add that it’s because I can hear his voice in my head with its distinctive delivery, telling me that turning it to icy cold for 30 seconds at the end and gradually building up the time is going to boost my immune system, perhaps helping my longevity.

Jun 12, 2024 | independent.co.uk | Emma Reed

I often think of Michael Mosley when I’m taking a shower. Let me hastily add that it’s because I can hear his voice in my head with its distinctive delivery, telling me that turning it to icy cold for 30 seconds at the end and gradually building up the time is going to boost my immune system, perhaps helping my longevity. I don’t need to invest in an outdoor ice tub or go on a Baltic retreat; this is Wim Hof for normal flawed people like me – and therein lies Mosley’s USP.