Emma Higginbotham

@mariejane2020 Yes! It broke my heart. "Not waving but drowning..."

Anyone remember this series in the 80s?

@Rainmaker1973 Please delete this - your posts are usually lovely, but that dog is being abused. What on earth makes you think he's enjoying it?

When you're fixated on annoying your dog and he enjoys it more than you do

Massive eye roll. Every year. Poor Katie. #paoty

I chatted to the magnificent Mary Berry about love, loss and udder pie for this week's Waitrose Weekend. A lovely way to mark my 20th anniversary in journalism! It's free by the tills, or online here: #10" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">weekend-online.com/issue765/#10

Absolutely LOVED chatting to Rob Rinder about his extraordinary career, his (platonic) love for Rylan, and, of course, #TheInheritance. It's in this week's Waitrose Weekend - free by the tills, or online here: #12" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">weekend-online.com/issue760/#12

Here's Paul Hollywood on chucky eggs, his nan's meringues, and why he has a fridge full of cheese #WaitroseWeekend #38" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">weekend-online.com/issue748/#38

I'm looking for an independent coffee shop that specialises in (or sells a lot of) iced coffee. Preferably not London. Any ideas? #JournoRequest

Had such a great chat with Naga Munchetty about medical misogyny, dealing with trolls, and her brilliant new book, It's Probably Nothing. Every woman (and man!) should read it. #waitroseweekend #12" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">weekend-online.com/issue744/#12

Here's Mel Giedroyc on poncy milk, secret recipes, and why she's turning into a squirrel #WaitroseWeekend #38" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">weekend-online.com/issue742/#38

Behold my interview with the wonderful Anne-Marie Duff #WaitroseWeekend #10" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">weekend-online.com/issue741/#10

@AlisonArchibal3 I'm a lucky girl! And I've got a couple of doozies coming up... #WatchThisSpace

@EmmaHiggbot You certainly get the best interviews Emma 😊😘

Happy Mother's Day! I really mean that. It's honestly not an excuse to plug my Mother's Day interview with Stacey Dooley #waitroseweekend #10" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">weekend-online.com/issue739/#10

Such a pleasure to (finally!) meet the brilliant Asma Khan at Darjeeling Express, and chat about her life, her delish food, and her tireless mission to champion women #IWD2025 #8" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">weekend-online.com/issue736/#8

I wrote all about spuds for this week's Waitrose Weekend (or there's a wee chat with JB Gill on page 35, if you like that kind of thing) #6" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">weekend-online.com/issue735/#6

Here's lovely Neil Morrissey on cheesy beanos, late-night wine, and why everybody should eat more pigeons #WaitroseWeekend #36" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">weekend-online.com/issue734/#36

Can Rebecca Front eat an entire punnet of grapes in one sitting? Yes, yes she can #WaitroseWeekend #34" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">weekend-online.com/issue733/#34

Fabulous Johannes Radebe told me all about his favourite cocktail, playing Lola in Kinky Boots, and the snack that Stacey Dooley got him hooked on #WaitroseWeekend #36" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">weekend-online.com/issue731/#36

Here's gorgeous Cherry Healey on cooking like a witch, putting mash in her steak tacos, and wishing she had a horse's salt lick #waitroseweekend #40" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">weekend-online.com/issue730/#40

@jeremysallis It's fab, isn't it? And Tony is an excellent name for a dog.

20 years walking along Mitcham’s Corner #Cambridge and it’s the first time I’ve seen a watering hole for dogs dedicated by the Prince of Thailand!🤯

@dametuesday Thanks, Laura. His lessons were fab (he taught me!) x

@EmmaHiggbot Just beautiful. 💕 Very sorry for your loss. Gosh, wish I'd known him; I could have used some joy & humour to take the stress out of learning math. x

I wrote this about my brilliant dad. Words can't describe how much I loved him, but these will have to do. theguardian.com/education/2025…