Summary: Nicola Sturgeon , the Scottish First Minister, is set to write a personal memoir with the intention of revealing insights about her life and political career. Expectations for political memoir s include the incorporation of humor and displays of politicians' essential humanity , as seen in the humor ous diaries of Alan Clark. Dorothy looks forward to reading Sturgeon's memoir and suggests potential titles while expressing curiosity about the decline in health and education during Sturgeon's tenure. The article highlights the need for Nicola Sturgeon 's memoir to exhibit honesty and self-critique to reso...

Taylor Swift? BTS? Whose book is it?! For the moment, it's called 4C Untitled Flatiron Nonfiction Summer 2023, not the most engaging title to encourage book sales. And yet, this mystery memoir has reached the US top ten pre-order charts of both Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Fans of the singer Taylor Swift have speculated it could be her, despite no cast-iron proof of her involvement or any comments from the star herself. Something booksellers are only too keen to capitalize on. This teasing Instagram post from Skylark Bookshop says details of the memoir will be released on the 13th of June, and asks, which celebrity has an affinity for that number? Swifties will know that 13 is her lucky number. It is 544 pages long, 5 plus 4 plus 4 equals 13. It is not a political memoir, however Flatiron Books does a lot of political memoirs, including Joe Biden, Oprah Winfrey, so seems like th...

Is Harry glamorising drugs? | Valentine Low Actually what Harry said was rather concerning because he's saying that taking these drugs, he took it to help him cope and it did help him cope. Will a strange son Harry turn up for his father Charles' big day? Will Harry bring along his wife? And if he does, will it all kick off? There's even a comic plot line about not being able to find a band. Valentine Lois at times is a royal correspondent and joins us this morning. Morning Valentine. Good morning Stig. Will Charles be saying to him get out of my palace? It's not impossible. Is this story as advertised, Val, because it does feel that they should just get a grip on this either way because who's interested for this to become such a soap opera? I think it's certainly not in the palace's interest that their desperate pritchards go away for it all to quieten dow...