Boris 'very nervous' about Pippa ping-pong match
Boris Johnson has said that he is "very nervous" about playing Pippa Middleton at ping-pong after she challenged him to a match.
Boris accepts Pippa Middleton ping pong challenge
Boris Johnson has said 'I'm game if she is' after Pippa Middleton issued a table tennis challenge saying; 'bring it on, Boris.'
Pippa Middleton's debut book suffers poor sales
Pippa Middleton’s writing career has got off to a slow start after her debut book failed to make Amazon's top 100 best-seller list.
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Boris 'very nervous' about Pippa ping-pong match
Boris Johnson has said that he is "very nervous" about playing Pippa Middleton at ping-pong after she challenged him to a match.
Read the full storyBoris 'game' for table tennis match with Pippa
@frasernelson I’m game if she is. Happy for Pippa to join me on a visit and see the benefits of our £22m Sports Legacy Fund in action
From @MayorofLondon on Twitter:The Mayor of London has accepted Pippa Middleton's challenge to a game of table tennis to crown the "whiff-whaff king."
Read about the invitation from the Duchess of Cambridge's younger sister here.
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Boris accepts Pippa Middleton ping pong challenge
Boris Johnson has said 'I'm game if she is' after Pippa Middleton issued a table tennis challenge saying; 'bring it on, Boris.'
Read the full storyPippa to write column for Waitrose magazine
Pippa Middleton said she was "delighted" to become a columnist for Waitrose's monthly magazine.
The Duchess of Cambridge's sister will pen a column called Pippa's Friday Night Feasts which will feature "casual dining ideas and recipes".
The first column will appear in the April edition, with Pippa featuring on the front cover.
Miss Middleton said: "I'm delighted to be writing for Waitrose Kitchen, a magazine that's always been a source of inspiration to me, for its extensive spectrum of food and beautiful style.
"My column, 'Pippa's Friday Night Feasts' will be an exciting opportunity to share my own passion and enthusiasm for food and entertaining and I can't wait to get started."
Pippa Middleton defends 'glaringly obvious' party book
Pippa Middleton has defended her party planning guidebook after it came in for damning criticism, suffered poor initial sales and spawned a popular parody Twitter account.
Writing in the Spectator, she said:
"I have been much teased for my book, Celebrate. Lots of journalists are saying that my advice is glaringly obvious… It’s all good fun, I know, and I realise that authors ought to take criticism on the chin.
"But in my defence, let me say this: Celebrate is meant to be a guide to party planning and, as such, it has to cover the basics. If I were to write a cookery book, for instance, I would be compelled to say that, to make an omelette, you have to break at least one egg."
Prince William and Pippa appear relaxed as they leave hospital
Both Prince William and Pippa Middleton smiled and appeared relaxed as they left the hospital where the Duchess of Cambridge is being treated this evening.
It is the third day she has spent in hospital after being admitted for a severe form of morning sickness.
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Duchess of Cambridge's sister and brother leave hospital
The Duchess of Cambridge's sister Pippa and brother James have left the hospital where she is being treated. Neither stopped to give any comment.
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Pippa and James Middleton visit Duchess in hospital
The Duchess of Cambridge's siblings are visiting her in hospital where she is being treated for a severe form of morning sickness.
Duchess of Cambridge's siblings arrive at hospital
The Duchess of Cambridge's sister Pippa and brother James have arrived at the King Edward VII hospital in central London to pay her a visit.
Pippa Middleton's debut book suffers poor sales
Pippa Middleton’s writing career has got off to a slow start after her debut book failed to make Amazon's top 100 best-seller list.
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