Around 7.15am this morning to discuss with Stephen Dixon a new study saying people want smartphones banned at restaurant tables.
Listen to Dr Devra Davis’s lecture on the EFFECTS OF CELL PHONE RADIATION 
Liz’s DIARY: BBC CUMBRIA
Looking forward to my discussion with Kevin Fernihough next week on BBC RADIO CUMBRIA, on why more people don’t greet or even acknowledge each other walking in the country. This has arisen from a £35,000 bizarre campaign to teach ramblers & dog-walkers on the South Downs to greet one another! Comments in private or public please…… Personally, I’d be far more embarrassed trying to ignore passers-by!
See: Patrick Barkham, in the Guardian“What do you say when you pass someone sauntering along a country path? A hearty hello? Acknowledgement, muttered and grudging? If you reside in Sussex, you’ll be cheerily hailing fellow walkers, runners and cyclists – the fruit of a £35,000 campaign by the South Downs national park authority.”
See the Telegraphs comment: here & Daily Mail: here
Liz’s DIARY: BBC RADIO Hereford & Worcester on worsening behaviour in Britain
Looking forward to being interviewed this afternoon by Kate Justice for her BBC Radio Progamme on deteriating bahaviour in Britain…..
Liz’s DIARY: Today I will proudly join in the 400th anniversary celebrations of William Shakespeare’s death
Today I will be joining in the significant celebrations of the 400th anniversary of the bard’s death. See this link for various ways to celebrate: Celebrating today in UK
So proud to have known Sam Wanamaker who founded the Shakespeare Globe Trust to rebuild the Globe Theatre in London and who I originally met through my Sister and Brother in Law, Victoria & Ian Watson in San Francisco in the early 90’s.
I have since been associated with Shakespeare’s Globe, which opened in 1997, and have had the privilege of sitting on the original Development Council with some of the most inspirational, delightul and charming fellow members. I now continue to be on the Globe Council.
Join me on THE COMPLETE WALK a 2.5 mile route from Westminster Bridge to Tower Bridge, along the River Thames – A free interactive celebration of Shakespeare’s plays showing 37 short films of Shakespeare’s plays along the route.
See this link: 400-year legacy
LIZ’S DIARY:Thanking Yuliya Shakina for her well written and research article
Liz’s DIARY:An endearing naughty rascal
She’s Queen of the castle… and he’s her cheeky rascal! Adorable Prince George is given a step up as he beams proudly next to his ‘Gan-Gan’ in magical family portrait to mark her 90th birthday
Prince George dressed in an outfit by Rachel Riley – fit for a Prince!
The First of H.M The Queen’s 90th B’day celebration will officially take place next month 12th – 15th May
Liz’s DIARY:Looking forward to H.M.The Queen’s birthday tomorrow
Her Majesty The Queen will begin celebrating her actual birthday, tomorrow, today, in Windsor
H.M. The Queen’s commemorative Birthday Stamp, sold in full sheets of four at £2.56. The actual price for 4 first class stamps.
and in sets of six
Liz’s DIARY:Back in Britain – to do 5 News Tonight…
No rest for the ******! just back from New York and off to do tonight’s Channel 5 News re ‘SORRY SEEMS THE HARDEST WORD’…..!
Rather apt as due to certain happenings during my 5 day stay at the Waldorf Astoria I was upgraded to one of their beautiful Penthouse suites …. and many sincere apologies
Liz’s DIARY: BBC SUSSEX 11.10am today
BBC SUSSEX
Doing the interview from Waldorf Hotel New York with Danny Pike at around 11.11am on Dress Codes at Aintree…. or indeed any racecourse! 
Liz’s DIARY:Yuliya Shakina’s article for RUSSIA’S TOP CROP MAGAZINE
YULIYA SHAKINA’s recent article on TOP CROP MAGAZINE surprised me with Photos and TV clips even I was not aware of or had seen. Very thorough and well written.
Yuliya attended one of my classes in Moscow a few years ago on ‘Classic British & Contemporary Etiquette including the Art of Hospitality’ which took place at the famous Turandot Palace in Moscow
