THE controversial ID card is being scrapped.
Angela was the first member of the public to buy one, for £30, when they were launched last year.
Now her piece of plastic will be worthless.
Listen to her with Jeremy Vine on Radio 2 (slide along to 7 min 30 secs) as she explains why she bought one – and why she’s so angry they’re being ditched.
Can an affair help a marriage?
Or will it inevitably end in disaster? Radio 4′s Woman’s Hour looks at one website which helps people who are looking for an affair to find sex locally.
A couple speak openly about how the wife’s affair – begun after 13 years of marriage - actually strengthened their relationship.
But Angela, appearing on the programme, says that “industrialising” the process of infidelity is morally reprehensible. “It’s playing Russian roulette with your marriage,” she says.
Follow this link to hear a fascinating interview.
Angela admits she’s not as clever as she thought, and she didn’t like her recent TV appearance.
She was in conversation this morning with BBC Radio Manchester’s Heather Stott.
She told how “brave” pals texted their full and frank comments about her hair, nails, make-up etc as Channel 4 broadcast it’s Cutting Edge programme.
But, more importantly Heather wanted to know, did she agree that certain people have the “sex factor”?
Listen and find out.
So will it be Samantha or Sarah?
As the blokes battle it out over No 10, is it true that the real power lies with the wives?
“Last night we got Samantha Cameron, offering tender reflections of husband Dave: hands on dad, devoted spouse and, er, next possible Prime Minister,” says Angela in her latest Manchester Evening News column.
Click here to read it in full.
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There’s only programme on telly tonight: My Daughter Grew Another Head and Other True Stories.
Miss it at your peril. You’ll see how SellThatStory and other agencies operate in the highly competitive market for “true life” stories.
There’s also a bonus interview with Angela on the Channel 4 website. Click here.
Or click here to read a review.
9pm Channel 4 TONIGHT!
If Wayne Bridge is looking for sympathy he’d better look elsewhere.
Angela has made her views abundantly clear in her Manchester Evening News column this week, and attracted a record number of responses online.
“In letting his territorial approach to an already shattered love life spill onto the pitch, he showcased an outrageous lack of professionalism,” she thunders. “ As an act of spitting out the dummy, it takes some beating.”
Refusing to shake his hand was, she says, “weak and petulant”. I’m guessing she’s not too impressed with his on-pitch snub to John Terry, the bloke wot pinched his bird.
Read all about it!
SellThatStory appears in The Independent today. They’re looking at the appeal of true life stories, ahead of Thursday’s Channel 4 Cutting Edge programme. Angela is featured in the programme, talking about SellThatStory came about, how we operate, what sort of stories we cover, and how. Click here to read the whole article. An estimated 7 million people a week read real-life mags, and there’s a constant thirst for amazing stories.
If you’re wondering “How do I sell my story?” the answer’s just a click away.
Angela pitched up on Radio 2′s Jeremy Vine show today – well actually, Fern Britton was standing in for JV – to debate whether children enjoy country walks when the rain hammers down and everyone gets very muddy.
Not the most rivetting of topics maybe – others were Gordon Brown, dyslexia and the murder of Gurmail Singh. But my, how people held vastly different opinions on the subject.
Click here and scroll to 90 minutes into the programme.
“How do I sell my story?” It’s a click away with SellThatStory.com
Watch out for Angela’s debut on Channel 4 on Thursday (4 March, 9pm) in a Cutting Edge documentary.
It’s called When My Daughter Grew Another Head and Other True Life Stories, and it examines the enduring appeal of real life stories in newspapers and magazines.
More than 11 million people read true life magazines every week. The TV cameras followed Angela as she worked on the sort of stories they crave.
If you’re wondering “How do I sell my story?” please click here and we guide you through the simple process.