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The utter horror of UHT milk - Vimarsana News

The utter horror of UHT milk

On a trip to Italy via Paris last month, my travelling companion and I went to the Gare de Lyon at sparrows to catch a train to Rome. We badly wanted coffee. I came to coffee late in life and am infantile and uncool in my love of frothy buckets of what is effectively a

The Lost Art of Staying Put | Lucy Ellmann - Vimarsana News

The Lost Art of Staying Put | Lucy Ellmann

We’ve been fed a bunch of fake reasons to travel by evil geniuses determined to use up all the fossil fuels as fast as possible.

Would you dare to wear the new mini mini in midlife? - Vimarsana News

Would you dare to wear the new mini mini in midlife?

Brands including Saint Laurent and Valentino are leading the mini-mini skirts trend this autumn/ winter. Here, UK-based writers debate if the trend is appropriate to wear after the age of 50.

Is it social death to let your teen skip university? - Vimarsana News

Is it social death to let your teen skip university?

Helena Frith Powell and Candida Crewe debate the value of going to university as students battle for places. Helena claims not going to university hugely limits a person's career options.

Double-jabbed parents can travel, but twentysomethings can't, should you holiday with adult kids? - Vimarsana News

Double-jabbed parents can travel, but twentysomethings can't, should you holiday with adult kids?

By Amanda Craig     Even if we all long for a week away right now, holidaying with one’s children is a terrible idea. I don’t mean when they are little and sweet, and wake up at 5am demanding cuddles in bed, or even when they are slightly older, boundlessly curious yet still resisting any food other than pasta and pizza. I mean when they are grown-up. A few years ago, I wrote a comic novel called Love In Idleness, about three children who intervene in adult affairs on a summer holiday in Tuscany so that, by the end, their parents all end up divorced.