| The Independent 1996 Ruth Picardie |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| 600 ways not to get pregnant. (travelling museum of contraception visits London, England) | Retail industry | Ruth Picardie |
| A come-on, or a kind of armour? (mixed views on why women wear revealing clothes) | Retail industry | Ruth Picardie |
| Ain't life simple? (influence of Sarah Ban Breathnach's book 'Simple Abundance: A Daybook of Comfort and Joy') | Retail industry | Ruth Picardie |
| All about Eva's cafe society. (Eva Pascoe, co-founder of Cyberia)(Interview) | Retail industry | Ruth Picardie |
| Baby blue and fabulous. (Tyler Brule, editor of lifestyle magazine Wallpaper*)(Interview) | Retail industry | Ruth Picardie |
| Did I ever tell you how ill I was? (growing number of books about people's illnesses) | Retail industry | Ruth Picardie |
| Ghost of a chance. (Tanya Sarne, head of fashion company Ghost)(Interview) | Retail industry | Ruth Picardie |
| Golden girl, producer, mother, babe. (Elizabeth Karlsen, wife of film producer Stephen Woolley)(Interview) | Retail industry | Ruth Picardie |
| How to give a woman what she wants (450,000 times over). (Juliet Warkentin to replace Glenda Bailey as editor of British Marie Claire) | Retail industry | Ruth Picardie |
| I had twins. I went through the nightmare. But I had a husband and money in the bank. Miss B? She was damn right to be worried .... (mixed views about woman who chose to have one of her twins aborted)(Column) | Retail industry | Ruth Picardie |
| Just be sure your ex is a great brand. (divorce of Kelly and Calvin Klein is latest celebrity divorce) | Retail industry | Ruth Picardie |
| Promiscuity. A new war cry for Labour? (Janet Anderson, UK Labour party's minister for women, claims that women would be 'more promiscuous' under a Labour government) | Retail industry | Ruth Picardie |
| Sex? No thanks, we might wake the baby. (impact of having children on sexual desire; fourth part in series on five ages of women; includes case studies) | Retail industry | Ruth Picardie |
| Sons and lovers. (ensuring that fathers remain in touch with their children after a relationship breaks down; case studies) | Retail industry | Celia Dodd, Ruth Picardie, Yasmin Alibhai Brown |
| Thank you, but I won't. (growing popularity of celibacy) | Retail industry | Ruth Picardie |
| This is Tracy Quinn, who began to go bald at 12, a misfortune most women could not endure, including those who mimic it. | Retail industry | Ruth Picardie |
| Where Sloane Street meets Suburbia. (Harvey Nichols maintains image as most glamorous department store in London, England) | Retail industry | Ruth Picardie |
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