This glamorous Oxford educated historian, writer and broadcaster is best known for her expertise on the 16th century. A blonde bombshell, Lipscomb was the research curator at Hampton Court Palace between 2007 and 2010 and became a senior lecturer and convenor for history at the New College of the Humanities in 2011. Bloody Tales of the Tower and Bloody Tales of Europe number amongst her television credits. She has nearly 15,000 followers on Twitter, loves India and Game of Thrones and answered that she “sleeps like a proverbial baby” in a 2013 interview.
Two stories to keep beside you
The Rt. Hon. The Lord Archer
Jeffrey’s invented a lot of tales but is rightly renowned for spinning them brilliantly. This former politician wrote some brilliant diaries whilst in prison and now is mostly likely to be found doing charitable deeds. His shepherd’s pie and Krug parties are still the stuff of legends.
Danny Cipriani
This London born rugby player’s mum learnt ‘The Knowledge’ and worked as a taxi driver so she could send him to a private school. Cipriani has no connection to the restaurant and hotel empire of the same name, but his model girlfriend, Kelly Brook, “sent a message” to him by dining at the London outpost […]
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Sex at The Post says YES!
A phenomenally intelligent and beautiful woman.
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