Katie Glass

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Katie Glass

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3 weeks ago | standard.co.uk | Katie Glass

LifestyleKatie Glass left central London for Somerset, now she’s back — and argues Soho has far more ‘village’ appeal than the actual countrysideKatie Glass1 minute agoSign up for the best picks from our travel, fashion and lifestyle writers. I would like to be emailed about offers, event and updates from Evening Standard. Read our privacy notice. It’s strange being back in Soho, three years after leaving central London for Somerset.

3 weeks ago | thetimes.com | Katie Glass

In William Boyd’s novel Any Human Heart the main character, Logan Mountstuart, becomes so pitifully broke he resorts to eating dog food (apparently good as a curry with rice). Today as an image of poverty it doesn’t fully make sense. My dog’s food is better quality, and more expensive, than anything I eat myself.

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Katie Glass

I had always lived in a world where motherhood – no matter how unlikely at times – was always, at least, a possibility. Until one precise moment last December, when I finally let that fantasy go. On that day, the day of my operation, I sat alone in a hospital ward. Through the curtain, I could hear the son of the woman in the next bed moan to her, inconsiderately complaining about the drive they’d made that morning, how inconvenient the timing of her operation was, how long he might have to wait.

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Katie Glass

Nothing says status like cognac, that's why rappers love it so much. But Cognac itself, a tranquil town in rural western France, is not quite what one might be expecting. To the casual observer wandering the cobbled streets, passing pale stone buildings with white sun-bleached shutters, it will not be apparent that this sleepy place is home to the most prestigious liquor houses in the world.