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Lorraine Kelly feels 'working-class cringe' when she gets royal invites - Vimarsana News

Lorraine Kelly feels 'working-class cringe' when she gets royal invites

Lorraine Kelly has insisted she's a person of the people and feels 'working-class cringe' when receiving invites from Prince William.

The Bulletin at 60: Geoff Meade immortalised the trials and tribulations of family life in his Backchat column - Vimarsana News

The Bulletin at 60: Geoff Meade immortalised the trials and tribulations of family life in his Backchat column

In 2007, The Bulletin marked its 45th anniversary with a special supplement (pictured) honouring many of its writers and critics. Among them was journalist Geoff Meade, whose column, Backchat, became essential reading for more than one generation of expats in Belgium.

The Bulletin at 60: Happy birthday, dear Bulletin, says Backchat columnist Geoff Meade - Vimarsana News

The Bulletin at 60: Happy birthday, dear Bulletin, says Backchat columnist Geoff Meade

The Bulletin, I first met you and read you when you were in your late teens, little knowing that I would soon be part of the scribbling family. You really haven’t changed much since those days, apart, of course, from the fact that you’re online, which wasn’t even a word when we first got togethe

The Bulletin at 60: Two readers share their memories of the magazine - Vimarsana News

The Bulletin at 60: Two readers share their memories of the magazine

Peter Kettlewell: “The Bulletin has been my constant companion for 40 years”

The Bulletin at 60: Former publisher John Stuyck recalls how his mother Monique Ackroyd founded a publishing phenomenon - Vimarsana News

The Bulletin at 60: Former publisher John Stuyck recalls how his mother Monique Ackroyd founded a publishing phenomenon

Monique Ackroyd would never have recognised The Bulletin as it is today. She would be proud but also shocked by the changes the magazine has experienced.