Jane Fryer is a journalist who writes for MailOnline, with a focus on national news in the United Kingdom. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including human interest stories, cultural phenomena, and profiles of interesting individuals. Jane's work has also been featured in The West Australian.
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After nearly 40 years of hedonism, mad behaviour and wall-to-wall celebrities, Soho's last bastion of proper, unfettered fun has been shut down.
This piece is not for the faint-hearted. Or anyone with any remotely moral views on sex, fidelity, modesty, normality or holding anything back.
JANE FRYER reviews Harry and Meghan's Netflix show Polo, a five-part docu-series about the breathtakingly elite world of polo, which will 'pull the curtain back on the grit and passion of the sport'.
By: Jane Fryer
Another Christmas, another creative offering from Harry and Meghan, those titans of television, forever beavering away in their Montecito mansion.
Baroness Ann Mallalieu has become one of the most vocal critics of Chancellor Rachel Reeves 's ill-conceived plan, likely to affect more than 50,000 farms across the country.
John Cadbury - patriarch of Britain's most famous confectionery company and a doggedly good and relentlessly philanthropic example to us all - must be spinning in his grave in the village of Bournville.
Jemima Cainer was always determined never to follow her late legendary father, Jonathan Cainer, into astrology - even after his death. But as the years passed, the spiritual pull became stronger...
‘This is very odd and needs investigating because of course it should not have been here.'
First there was the terrible weather and reports of a 'wall' of geese. Next, an aborted first landing at Muan International Airport in South Korea.
It was a happy, middle-class childhood and the two seven-year-old boys had no idea of the monsters to come. How this lovely family would be smashed apart by drugs, violence and grooming.
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