Jayne Thomson

5 days ago | birminghammail.co.uk | Jayne Thomson

Marks & Spencer has a range of furniture and chairs onlineMarks & Spencer shoppers have been raving about the Evie Accent Armchair(Image: MEN)With thousands of chairs available to buy online it can be hard to know what to buy - but Marks & Spencer shoppers have been raving about the Evie Accent Armchair. Priced at £299, and in four different colours, the chair has been praised for it's 'good value' and one reviewer commented it's 'the perfect chair'.

5 days ago | birminghammail.co.uk | Jayne Thomson

Marks & Spencer shopping fans describe the store's Artificial Tulip Plant in Ceramic Pot as 'stunning'Shoppers love Marks & Spencer Artificial Tulip Plant in a Ceramic Pot(Image: Martin O'Callaghan)While real flowers are a stunning addition to any home, artificial plants can also be beautiful - but last longer. Marks & Spencer shoppers have been raving about the shop's Artificial Tulip Plant in Ceramic Pot, which is currently sold out in yellow - but available in pink.

6 days ago | coventrytelegraph.net | Jayne Thomson

Fern Britton has attributed her weight loss transformation to a single factor. The 67 year old former This Morning presenter said she was 'terrified' about being naked with her new partner last year. She's been candid about her weight struggles, having fluctuated between a size 22 and a size 12. Fern appears healthier and fitter than ever following her recent health overhaul - the presenter had a gastric band fitted in 2006.

6 days ago | birminghammail.co.uk | Jayne Thomson

Marks & Spencer shoppers love the 'striking' tableclothMarks & Spencer shoppers love the 'classic' and 'striking' tablecloth(Image: Martin O'Callaghan)Sometimes adding a tablecloth can make just the change you need to brighten up the kitchen for events or just because it's a Tuesday. Marks & Spencer shoppers love the shop's 'classic' and 'striking' tablecloth, that the store also sells in different colours and even a wipeable version.

1 week ago | coventrytelegraph.net | Jayne Thomson

A Midland woman who is allergic to 15 different fruits and vegetables has not eaten any greens for more than two decades due to fears that even a single bite could be life-threatening. Chloe Raisbeck, 27, from Meriden, near Solihull, sustains herself on multi-vitamin supplements for her nutritional needs and always keeps an EpiPen at hand in case she suffers an anaphylactic shock.