Table of contents for Issue 561 in Grazia

It might sound like the most un-fashion of all fashion trends, but this week we welcome in a new style dawn: the two-coat double-up. Yes, you read that right. Take one warm jacket and layer over an even bulkier top layer. And if we could high-five fashion s hand on this one we would – because, well, it might be the most practical new look in history (we exaggerate, but we all remember the winter bare leg right?). See how to style yourself cosy on page 30. This week, we ve also been gripped by one of the most intriguing Hollywood romances – Leo DiCaprio and Rihanna. Grazia has reported on their on-off hook-ups for the last year, but now he s actually gone to court to keep their latest…

Photos: Fame Flynet, Xposure, Planet Photos, PA, Instagram/Gwyneth Paltrow WHEN IT COMES TO JUICE CLEANSES, New Age treatments or vaginal steaming, Gwyneth Paltrow is not a woman who’s afraid to fully commit. When it comes to her relationship with Brad Fulchuk, it’s been a very different story. Until now... Word has reached Grazia that, in a last-ditch attempt to make their relationship official, TV producer Brad is gearing up to propose. ‘Brad is absolutely besotted with Gwyneth,’ said one associate. ‘He’s confided in his close friends that an engagement is on the cards. He truly believes it’s time to take their relationship to the next level.’ Indeed, insiders say that Brad has already started looking at rings and is expected to pop the question next month, when the pair are…

ARE YOU AN ALEXA, a Cara, a Karlie or a Poppy? If, like us, you ve been stealing their style for years, then we ve got news for you. Designers are taking it one step further, with namesake buys, such as Mulberry s Cara rucksack, popping up everywhere. Love Karlie s off-duty denim? Check out Frame s Karlie jeans – her trademark fit in three washes. Or pick up a Poppy – in the form of Rixo s embroidered-collar dress. And now you can walk a mile in Alexa s shoes courtesy of Aquazzura, Tabitha Simmons and Bionda Castana. It s all in the name... Photos: Instagram accounts of Poppy Delevingne POPPY 1. Swimsuit,£350, Lisa Marie Fernandez (lisamarie fernandez.com).2. Dress, £185, Rixo (rixo.co.uk). 3. Sandals,£640, Aquazzura + Poppy Delevingne (netaporter.com)…

Photos: Splash, Getty, Xposure. * Names have been changed ANYONE OBSERVING MILEY CYRUS last week is likely to have experienced a strange sense of déjà vu. Gone were the attention-grabbing outfits and lolling tongue that have become her trademark and, in their place, were a demure pink maxidress, pulled-back hair and – wait – isn’t that the ring Miley wore during her 2012 engagement to Liam Hemsworth? To casual onlookers, it was as if the last few years had never happened. It didn’t take long for the rumour mill to spin into orbit, with breathless headlines reporting that the engagement was back on. Meanwhile, pictures of Miley driving a U-Haul van (our favourite celeb movers) around LA sparked speculation that she was moving in with Liam – along with her…

Photos: : Getty Images THIS SEASON’S JEANS MIGHT BE cropped, but a cold snap makes ankle-baring a sartorial step too far. Fashion’s effortlessly elegant are reaching for their skinnies and revisiting a classic styling hack, jamming them (smoothly) into this season’s knockout knee-high boots. Your boot rules? Note the blocky mid-heels, slim shape and easy shades: stone suede at Gianvito Rossi, caramel patent at Topshop, classic black at Chloé. Match your boots to your jeans or embrace the clash like model Soo Joo Park (above), whose true-blue jeans are the perfect base for this season’s spray-on sock-boots. And if in doubt? You can’t go wrong with black-on-black for a classic take on the trend. It’s time for your re-boot...…

IT WAS A BAD WEEK FOR WOMEN Lady perfume? Costs more than man pong. Delicate razors? Dearer than brutal man blades. The pink tax was all over the news last week, ridiculing the fact that women are paying more than men in almost every retail sector. It was also revealed that we re hideously under represented (2:1 male to female) on our TV screens. Sort. It. Out. A CANCER PATIENT’S STEM CELL SEARCH WENT VIRAL The world united around Match4Lara last week, as leukaemia patient Lara Casalotti searched for a stem cell donor on social media. Only 20% of transplant patients can find a match and, as Lara is half Thai, half Italian, the task is especially difficult for her. Interested in donating? Check out anthonynolan.org/match4lara EBOLA RETURNED Just hours…

OUR PANEL JOSH NEWIS-SMITH Grazia’s junior fashion editor knows a winning A-list look when he sees it. Catch Josh on his fashion vlog, Joshington Post, every Friday on graziadaily.co.uk and YouTube. ANGELA BUTTOLPH Grazia’s editor-at-large has an eagle eye for a fashion faux pas as much as she does for an It bag – beware fashionistas! @AngelaButtolph KARLIE KLOSS JOSH SAYS: I m all for a bit of DIY fashion, given the economic climate, but not when hacking off your sleeve and hem results in this. Karlie, you glorious being you, this wouldn t even be acceptable in the days of rationing. Even my nana wouldn t like this. ANGELA SAYS: Oh no. There s nothing to love about this ill-fitting frumpy mother-of-the-bride horror. Is she wearing it for a…

CLOSET CONSTRUCTION - One look, four ways 1 WEAR AS A STAPLE Swap skinny jeans for slinky jogging bottoms and wear with everything from prints to playful accessories. Blouse, £129, Hobbs (hobbs.co.uk);trousers, £225, Diesel Black Gold (diesel.com); tiesandals, £225, Mother of Pearl (motherofpearl.co.uk); clutchbag, £550, Victoria Beckham (harveynichols.com) 2 THINK RETRO The trick to wearing a matching trackie top and bottoms is to look for vintage-inspired shapes and colours, and keep accessories to a minimum. Jacket, £75, and trousers, £60, both Topshop (topshop.com);shoes, £185, Diesel Black Gold (diesel.com) 3 GO FOR COOL COLOURS For a sophisticated way of addressing this trend, keep to a muted colour palette and add stiletto heels. Stripeshirt, £172, Pinko (pinko.com); twotonetrousers, £30, River Island (riverisland.com);shoes, £425, Malone Souliers (malonesouliers.com); bag, £59, Dune (dunelondon.com) Assi i…

‘Be it clashing prints or colours, the rule is: GO BIG OR GO HOME!’ CLARA RACZ The key to a brasher daytime look is a reliable selection of basics. Clara’s simple white tee and clean, monochrome trainers allow room for daring stripes and glen plaid. @raczclara Get the look 1. Trailblazer Almost nothing in your man s wardrobe is off-limits. Work Clara s look with this boxy boyfriend jacket. Blazer, £59.99, Mango (johnlewis.com) 2. Loose-fit hit For trousers, it s all about the big, baggy and bold. Who knew Prince of Wales check was a match for prison stripes? Trousers, £38, River Island (riverisland.com) 3. Seeing red Mini bags, à la Gucci s Soho Disco and Chloé s Drew Nano, are a real must have for spring. Make a statement…

Photos: Marco Vittur 1. COMING UP ROSES Candle collectors should set their sights on Diptyque s latest collaboration with accessory designer Olympia Le-Tan. Housed in the prettiest pot, the Rosaviola Candle, £44, has an addictive combo of rose, violet and leather. diptyqueparis.co.uk 2. CITY SLICKER Some pollutants are absorbed as much by our skin as our lungs (yuck), so we re piling on Kiehl s Cilantro & Orange Extract Pollutant Defending Masque, £28. It cleverly strengthens the skin s barrier against impurities. kiehls.co.uk 3. OF THE ESSENCE With a higher dose of active ingredients than toners, Korean-born essences are applied post-cleanser and pre-serum to feed skin with goodness. Try The Body Shop s brilliant Drops Of Youth Essence-Lotion, £14. thebodyshop.co.uk 4. GO GREEN Banish finger fatigue and paint your tips…

GIVEN THE RATHER SORRY STATE of our bank accounts this month, we’re pretty relieved that payday (yay!) has come around here at Grazia HQ. And frankly what better time to treat yourselves to some of our favourite pre-spring beauty picks? Beat the chilly winter blues with our brilliant budget product edit – brought to you by the friendly bunch at Boots in collaboration with the Grazia beauty team – that will ensure your bathroom is brilliantly well stocked for the months ahead. And not one of them is over £10! So whether you’re keen to nourish winter-weary skin with a soothing shower oil, dip into this season’s slate grey nail trend, or up the ante of your lashes, look no further... Order at boots.com/grazia or in-store today by 8pm and *…

JOE STONE Grazias news and entertainment editor Told through vignettes, Merritt Tierce s arresting debut novel covers a lot of ground – much of it dark. Drug abuse, self-harm and compulsive sexual behaviours are touched on, but the narrative is missing any redemptive arc. The effect is unsettling but engrossing. JENNY CROALL Grazias production editor After losing custody of her little girl, Marie hits the self-destruct button, with a series of drug-fuelled, dark sexual encounters – joyless, degrading, sometimes violent. Despite all this, she continues to be a total pro at work, waitressing at Dallas s upscale restaurants. But if you are waiting for the happy ending, you re looking in the wrong place. A bleak, disquieting read, but utterly convincing. My one criticism: it doesn t really have an…

AN INSPIRATION I read Alisha Barnett s story ‘I’m dying but I won’t change how I live’ (18 January) and thought what a true inspiration this young lady is. She is so right when she says you ve got to find a way of not letting it consume the life you have left. She is also so right in saying that the effects on loved ones are truly devastating. That she is training for the London Marathon is awe-inspiring. I wish her the very best and thank her for bringing this to the attention of people who may have symptoms that they are ignoring right now. Dee Please thank Alisha Barnett for sharing such a courageous, thoughtful and positive feature. Throughout her story, I was struck by how she has…

I’M PRETTY FUNNY, BUT PEOPLE DON’T GET THAT ATLANTA DE CADENET TAYLOR, 23 We ask the model to take an exclusive selfie - and reveal all Who is your best friend? My high school friend, Charlotte. She's like my sister. What’s your biggest regret? I hated school when I was in it and now I kind of regret not paying more attention. I wish I'd gone to college. What’s your biggest extravagance? Clothes. I'm a big vintage fan but I love Acne, Miu Miu [above] and Prada too. When was the last time you were embarrassed? Oh my God, I do lots of embarrassing things. I'm always like, ‘FIDLAR', which means, ‘f** k it dog life's a risk'. Like, I just posted a picture on Instagram of a boy I…

Photos: Jason Lloyd Evans, GC ImImages, Getty Images, Splash, Xposure Photos “RIGHT NOW HE WANTS TO BE KNOWN FOR HIS WORK, NOT HIS LOVE LIFE” HAVE RIHANNA AND Leonardo DiCaprio – two of the A-list’s most high-profile names, not to mention two of the hardest to pin down – finally met their match with each other? That was the question circling Hollywood last week, when the pair (first linked over a year ago) were spotted ‘kissing passionately’ in a Parisian nightclub. According to onlookers, Rihanna, 27, and Leo, 41, ‘were really going for it’ at hotspot L’Arc, where Rihanna was accompanied by Cara Delevingne. The friends are currently in the French capital filming Valérian And The City Of A Thousand Planets together, while Leo was in the middle of his…

Photos: Rex Features, INF Photos, Capital Pictures, All Star THIS WEEK, SOME OF HOLLYWOOD’S biggest power players waded into the debacle over the Oscars in which all 20 of the actor nominees are white that has set social media ablaze with the #OscarsSoWhite hashtag for a second year running. Director Spike Lee said he wouldn't attend, Jada Pinkett Smith called for a wider boycott (possibly miffed at husband Will Smith's snub), and previous winners Lupita Nyong'o and George Clooney called for more inclusiveness. Whoopi Goldberg said she wouldn't refuse her invite, and suggested it's the lack of films featuring diverse talent that's the problem. She urged people to, ‘Make a stink all year, not just once a year.' Then Clueless actress Stacey Dash rubbished the whole debate, saying the BET…

THE LATEST COAT TREND to hit the savviest style warriors? It’s all about the double act. Multiple layers equal multiple style points. So take advantage of the big freeze and start thinking in twos. How to do it: you need contrast in colour, fabric and cut. See how Aussie blog queen Margaret Zhang nails exactly that with her leather biker under a slouchy army trench (below). Or take Parisian workwear chic to the max like Caroline de Maigret (left) and pop a sleek blazer under your slimline overcoat. We re also loving the way Camille Charrière (overleaf) rips up the rule book and layers the same shape – a double bomber! It shouldn’t work but it does. As the saying (sort of) goes, two coats are better than one... BOYISH…

Photos: GC Images, Fame/Flynet, Instagram accounts of Mert Alas, DJ Fat Tony, Annabelle Neilson, Josh Quinton PICTURE THE SCENE: Boy George is dancing on the sofa to Rebel Rebel , spun by a DJ in a booth illuminated by bulbs spelling out ‘La Moss’, while Grimmy and Pam Hogg quaff specially made cocktails. What else could we be talking about but Kate Moss’s 42nd birthday party, held in tribute to her late friend David Bowie at the model’s Cotwolds mansion last week. According to insiders, it was a typically debauched affair, with the birthday girl reportedly spending some of the night rolling around on the floor in hysterics playing air guitar. But when she wasn’t entertaining the fash pack, she was entertaining one very special guest: her close friend Debbie…

Photos: Getty Images, Splash News, Alamy, Rex Features I spent the weekend folding up clothes, special-like, in accordance with the teachings of Marie Kondo, aka that Japanese tidying expert everyone s obsessed by, the one who says you should throw away any possession that doesn t bring you joy, and fold and order all the ones that do. I didn t want to spend an entire 48 hours folding my sh* t, I should say. I did it after caving in to peer pressure. Literally everyone I know was already folding their sh* t, going on and on about how much it was improving their lives; so in the end, I sort of had to fold my sh* t too, because I was bored and lonely, which is what happens…

 SITTING INTHE BACK SEAT of the stranger s grey Subaru, speeding through the formerly war-torn Croatian countryside, I listened gratefully to Jeff – my travelling companion, for want of a more defined term – sat in the front, making small talk with the man in green fatigues who had picked us up at the roadside. He was telling Jeff that he worked in wines, but when he drove down the dirt track surrounded by barbed wire, it became clear something had been lost in translation. He worked in mines . Have one green dress, will travel Clara and Jeff on their first whirlwind trip together, no luggage required I was tired and dishevelled, but I never felt in danger with Jeff by my side – even when hitchhiking. I d…

Photos: Rex Features WHEN MUSIC AND FILM MET FASHION... SUPER STELLA WHATStella McCartney presents her Autumn 2016 collection WHEREAmoeba Music, LA WHOLily-Rose Depp, Kate Hudson, Katy Perry, Gwyneth Paltrow Stella McCartney’s Autumn 2016 Collection presentation last week was a who’s who of Hollywood. Everyone from Gwyneth to Kate Hudson attended, and Johnny Depp made it a family affair, bringing along his wife Amber Heard and daughter Lily-Rose. Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom seemed keen to downplay romance rumours, and were spotted saying a brief hello before going their separate ways. Awks. Photos: : HannahYoung, Getty, Splash FASHION’S FINEST, FROM LONDON TO LA LOVELY LOUIS! WHAT Louis Vuitton for UNICEF Party and The UNICEF Ball WHERE The Louis Vuitton Apartment, London and The Beverly Wilshire, LA WHO David Beckham, Selena Gomez,…

Join the fashion brigade and earn your cool credentials this season by adding a splash of khaki green to your wardrobe. From military-inspired jackets to laid-back kicks, this modern camo isn’t giving up without a fight!…

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WE SUBJECT OUR SKIN TO SERIOUS scrutiny – the first signs of a breakout or deepening furrow can cast a considerable shadow over our day. But while anyone with an interest in skincare knows that UV light is bad news, only the seriously skin-savvy are aware of a strange paradox: other types of light are brilliant for your skin. In fact, light therapy is one of the best things you can do to clear out pores, send breakouts packing, or just make your skin implausibly plump and peachy. And while light treatments were once the preserve of cloistered clinics, administered by white-coated technicians, a new crop of light bars is making it easier than ever to cast your skin in its best possible light... WHY YOU SHOULD LIGHTEN UP If…

Photos: Jason Lloyd-Evans, Marco Vittur. Burberry: uk.burberry.com. Deborah Lippmann: lookfantastic.com. Dior: dior.com. Givenchy: debenhams.com. L ' Oréal Paris: boots.com. MAC: maccosmetics.com. Revlon: boots.com. Sisley: sisley-paris.co.uk A fine wine, one of the most beautiful destinations in France, and spring’s easiest update – it’s time to brush up on burgundy. Those seeking to switch up their beauty regime for the new season should add a slosh – sorry, swipe – of burgundy to their lids and lashes. Love a smoky eye? Look to Antonio Marras, where models worked a blown-out burgundy incarnation that felt fresh, modern and brought out the best in wintry skin. Want something more subtle? ‘Try a mascara in the hue,’ says make-up artist Mel Arter. ‘It’s softer, more discreet and interesting than black, while still able to create…

Ever wondered what it might be like to get high with Chelsea Handler? Wonder no longer. For her Netflix documentary debut, Chelsea Does, the vituperative US comic takes on four subjects: marriage, racism, Silicon Valley and drugs. The second of these is becoming something of a Netflix speciality since Aziz Ansari s wonderful Master Of None told his screen story from the inside, although Handler s is a much spikier proposition. The star of her own masterful Channel E! nightly talk-show for seven straight years though to 2014, the writer of multiple memoir volumes (see: the amazing Are You There, Vodka? It’s Me, Chelsea) and possessed of the kind of tart tongue that suggests a teenage Joan Rivers addiction, Handler has not quite transitioned here like Amy Poehler, Tina Fey…

1 SIA, THIS IS ACTING Away from the mic, Sia is also everyone's go to songwriter. Here she records all the songs rejected by the likes of Rihanna and Adele (like Bird Set Free, penned for Pitch Perfect 2), plus hit single Alive, as well as future banger Reaper, co written by Kanye. Out Friday. 2 WHAT WOULD BEYONCE DO? Luisa Omielan revisits her award winning show with a Valentine's party at the Kentish Town Forum. 13 Feb; ticketmaster.co.uk 3 SPOTLIGHT Gripping true account of the Boston Globe journalists who exposed child sex abuse and its shocking cover-up in the Catholic Church. Mark Ruffalo, Michael Keaton and Rachel McAdams star. In cinemas from Friday. 4 YOUTH Stylish director Paolo Sorrentino (The Great Beauty) bids for a broader audience with a…

1. UP MARIAH CAREY Pictured living her best life in St Barts, wearing a wetsuit accessorised with heels and headscarf. Edina Monsoon realness. 2. NEW IN DANIELLE CAESAR Currently giving fangirls everywhere misguided hope by dating Disney star Jake T Austin after bombarding him with tweets for five years. Inspiring/ terrifying. 3. UP DOLLY PARTON Turned 70 last week. Has been rocking the same look for five decades. Is a flawless human being, etc. 4. DOWN KYLIE JENNER Has made the profound pronouncement that 2016 is the year of ‘realising stuff… Everyone around me… realising things.’ #Makesyouthink 5. NEW IN BETTE MIDLER Announced as the new face of Marc Jacobs’ spring campaign. Memorably once claimed, ‘I don’t believe Tom Cruise is gay, he hasn’t been to one of my shows.’…

BLAME IT ON SPRING’S fascination with all things geek chic, but we suddenly find ourselves craving a blunt, one-length cut. And with model Marga Esquivel on the Gucci S/S 2016 catwalk as our hair-spiration, it’s easy to see why. Her shoulder-skimming, layer-free style feels fresh, chic and very modern The latest in a long line of girl geeks to champion the super-blunt look, Esquivel joins modern-day movie icons such as Gwyneth Paltrow’s Margot Tenenbaum, Uma Thurman’s Mia Wallace in Pulp Fiction, as well as Audrey Tautou’s adorable Amélie. Best described as quirky girls with a complicated sex appeal, they need little more than some bookish glasses a no-nonsense kirby grip or rebellious slick of eyeliner to complete their look But remember, the blunt cut needs a super-straight finish and this…

Photos: Reuters, Getty Images “THEY SIT OUTSIDE FOR HOURS AND ARE TERRIFIED TO TAKE SHELTER IN CASE THEY MISS THE TRAIN” WINTER MAY HAVE FINALLY bitten here, but in Preševo, Serbia, temperatures are expected to plummet to -20°C. Each day, around 1,000 refugees arrive in the border town to be registered as they continue their desperate journey to safety. Most are wearing wet, broken shoes, while others wrap blankets around their faces – a desperate but ineffective bid to keep out the icy air and frequent blizzards. Painfully ill-equipped, many are wearing jeans and T-shirts – only the lucky have waterproof jackets. If mothers aren’t clutching babies in their arms, they re dragging bin liners across the ice – the only evidence of their former lives in their home countries.…

Photos: News Syndication, Xposure, Splash AS THEY STEPPED OUT HAND in hand in the winter sunshine last week, Daisy Lowe and Peaches Geldof’s widower, Thomas Cohen, made it clear – with a very public kiss – that their five-year friendship has blossomed into a romance. The pair were first linked after an Instagram snap showed a scantily clad Daisy withTom, 25, during New Year celebrations in Miami, alongside friends Alexa Chung and Nick Grimshaw. Yet despite appearances to the contrary, friends claim their relationship has far deeper – and far more sober – foundations, which began shortly before Peaches died of a heroin overdose in 2014, leavingTom to care for their two young sons, Astala and Phaedra. One friend toldGrazia, ‘Tom and Daisy have known each other for years, because…

GRAB YOUR DIARY and open it at this week. Anything that screams, ‘IMPORTANT!’? If so, prepare to fall in love with Amy Cuddy, the Harvard professor and social psychologist who says success in any capacity – from terrifying first dates to all-important job interviews – is entirely within your grasp (er, pose). This week sees the release of Amy’s book, which argues that tweaks to our body language can have a huge impact on the way others see us and, crucially, the way we see ourselves. Amy’s 2012 TED talk on ‘Power Posing’ became the second-most viewed in history, notching up more than 30 million views. Her message? ‘Don’t fake it till you make it – fake it until you become it.’ We put it to the test... THE LUNCH…

LET’S MAKE BELIEVE for a minute that you’re considering cosmetic surgery. It’s an op you hope will improve the quality of your life. What’s going through your mind as you’re wheeled into theatre? For 27-year-old Joanna * , a shop manager from Brighton, it’ll be whether the new nose she’s saving up for will look better in selfies. ‘I’ve always felt self-conscious about my nose,’ she says. ‘But selfies have definitely made that worse.’ Would Joanna be considering this procedure had social media not been part of her life? She admits she doesn t really know . But quite a few of her friends have had cosmetic procedures, which she says makes her decision seem more normal . Photos:Trunk Archive. * Names have been changed. Hollie Rubin: hollirubin.com ‘SELFIES DO…

Photo: Pixelate FENDI’S DOTCOM BAG Spring has sprung early in the fabulous form of Fendi’s new Dotcom bag. Timeless tan leather gets a very modern makeover, appliquéd with intricate flowers that soften its boyish boxy shape. Pair with denim to instantly elevate off-duty style – and brighten up grey wintry days. £2,130, Fendi (fendi.com)…

Photos: Anthea Simms GET ON YOUR BIKE Our old faithful gets an update Whether you take inspo from Olivia Newton-John in the Grease finale or Hells Angels, the biker jacket is the go-to for everyone. Sprinkle Valentino studs on your leathers with some fancy florals and dare to bare with Maje’s tailored shorts. Want ’70s sass? Accessorise your Alexander McQueen denim dress with a suede biker and bucket bag. Alternatively, rev up your working wardrobe with Zara’s sleek take on the trend and throw on a fringed scarf for good measure.…

Photos: Jason Lloyd-Evans, MarcoVittur. Clinique: clinique.co.uk. Kérastase: kerastase.co.uk. Pixi: pixibeauty.co.uk. Pureology: pureology.co.uk. Revlon: boots.com 1W h e r e w e s p o t t e d i t B a c k s t a g e a t P h i l i p p P l e i n ( a b o v e ) , w h e r e m a k e - u p a r t i s t T o m P e c h e u x c r e a t e d a l i v e d - i n s m o k y l o o k t o c o m p l e m e n t t h e s p…

LASER: lasers emit an intense beam of light in a single wavelength to tackle everything from hyper-pigmentation to acne scarring and wrinkles. At low levels (as in the new ‘light bar’ treatments), laser boosts collagen to plump up skin and vaporises dirt and bacteria from pores. IPL: unlike laser, IPL (intense pulsed light) uses a mix of different wavelengths. It boosts collagen production, but its main benefit is in targeting redness and brown spots. LED: more diffuse than laser and IPL, LED (light-emitting diode) therapy uses different light colours to deliver a variety of complexion benefits… Red light amps up healing and boosts collagen production so it’s great for keeping skin plump and firm and staving off wrinkles. It’s anti-inflammatory, so good for rosacea too. Blue light destroys the bacteria…

TURKISH CHICKEN TRAY BAKE Serves 4 Prep time: 10 mins, plus marinating Cooking time: one hour 600g chicken thighs 2 cloves garlic, crushed 400g Greek-style yogurt 2 tbsp tomato purée 1 tsp Turkish red pepper flakes 1 red pepper, cut into small pieces 2 courgettes, roughly chopped 1 red onion, sliced 300ml tomato passata 2 tbsp olive oil 75g feta cheese Small handful of chopped parsley leaves Sea salt and black pepper 1Put the chicken thighs, garlic, yogurt, tomato purée, Turkish pepper flakes and a good pinch of salt and pepper in a large bowl. Mix together really well. Cover and marinate for at least 30 minutes or overnight in the fridge. ° ° 2Pre heat the oven to 200 C (220 Fan, Gas Mark 6). Arrange the red pepper,…

TRUMP CARD Reporter Matt Frei has his work cut out onThe Mad World Of DonaldTrump. Where do you start with the man who has sent enough racist, sexist and lunatic political calling cards out on his road to Republican candidacy (God forbid) that he feels like a hallucinatory dream sequence across the global political landscape of the last six months. Nobody's short of subject matter here, that's for sure. Tuesday, 9pm, Channel 4 FUNNY AS F ** K The time lapse it's taken to bring Inside Amy Schumer to the British screen means it's only now, at the start of season 3, we're getting to see in real time the Last F** kable Day sketch that sent the comic viral supernova last year. Still an unmissable piece of comedy writing,…

Photo: Jonathan Grossman/Mondadori Photo AQUARIUS 21 Jan – 19 Feb As you dig deep in an attempt to come up with sound reasons as to why you should trust certain individuals, you mustn t be put off by idle gossip about those concerned. You re being influenced by Mercury, which is now direct, and its tie-up with Pluto. So you re almost certainly in a strong position to make good judgements about people or situations that some others want to pull to pieces. PISCES 20 Feb – 20 Mar Listen closely to somebody s take on a person, place or situation you know comparatively little about. But remember that Mercury is challenging Uranus so you cannot assume everything you re told is gospel. Make polite noises but don t act…