Rosa Silverman
Senior Feature Writer at The Telegraph
Senior feature writer at The Daily Telegraph. Northerner (Leeds Leeds Leeds). Mother-of-two, master of none.
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1 week ago |
msn.com | Rosa Silverman
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1 week ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Rosa Silverman
Her late parents, Paula Yates and Michael Hutchence, provided endless tabloid fodder - but Tiger Lily has opted for a quieter existence There was a time when Paula Yates and her family were seldom far away from the tabloid headlines. "I love it when you're on the front page of the papers because it means I've got the day off," Princess Diana once told the late television presenter, who was known for her irreverent and gutsy style.
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2 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Rosa Silverman
She now hosts monthly get-togethers in a local church meeting room, plus monthly Zoom meetings. But, she admits, there's only so much she can do. "The practical thing we could do about individual situations was nothing," she says. "[But] when someone new comes, to walk into a room full of people who have empathy for what you're going through is very powerful."The reasons for estrangement tend to fall into one of several categories, says Jackson.
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2 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Rosa Silverman
It is Britain's most celebrated horse race, watched by millions - but there have been calls for it to be banned on the grounds of crueltyIt is among the most famous and most watched horse race globally, viewed by about 800 million people around the world. The Grand National occupies a special place in the British sporting calendar, with the Liverpool meeting evoking excitement and nostalgia in equal measure.
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3 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | John Sturgis |Pete Wedderburn |Christopher Howse |Rosa Silverman
Unpleasant behaviourHe caterwauled all the way home. On arrival, the first sign of recognition came when he met our dogs. He started preening around them. Preening around us would take a little longer. He had been gone exactly a week, had visibly lost weight, and his coat was stained with motor oil, presumably from slinking under cars. Pictures of him home safely were shared with the many people who had helped us - with champagne emojis. An hour after I had learnt he was safe, my phone rang.
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Been speaking to headteachers and hearing about the need to #ReformOfsted after the heartbreaking death of Ruth Perry. Here's the piece...Ofsted in crisis: ‘You feel you’ve let the school down and the kids, teachers and governors’ https://t.co/T7Y1K04VNX
Just gave a talk about journalism to 90 Year 4 state school pupils & am happy to say our industry is safe with the next gen. So engaged, questioning, curious. Don't recall us 80s primary schoolkids being so switched on, tho we did know all about Magic Magic E, so that's something
RT @PaulNuki: Farmers struggle to sell produce after Ukraine war limits global fertiliser supplies🇺🇦 In Guatemala, where the rural economy…