Liz and Nic are talking about an awful week for women (and Nic is remembering how police failed to help with her stalker). Meanwhile, Liz has been the subject of yet another Twitter pile-on after suggesting that she’d like to meet a man who can pay his own way (after all, the only thing her ex-husband paid for was to have the fish tank cleaned, once). But does she really have the time to ‘break in’ a new man - when they’re all too likely to commit such crimes as upsetting the duvet or (even worse) turning the big light on?

<p>Liz and Nic are talking about an awful week for women (and Nic is remembering how police failed to help with her stalker). Meanwhile, Liz has been the subject of yet another Twitter pile-on after suggesting that she&rsquo;d like to meet a man who can pay his own way (after all, the only thing her ex-husband paid for was to have the fish tank cleaned, once). But does she really have the time to &lsquo;break in&rsquo; a new man - when they&rsquo;re all too likely to commit such crimes as upsetting the duvet or (even worse) turning the big light on?</p>

For 20 years she’s been Britain’s most unfiltered columnist. Now Liz Jones has an equally outrageous podcast as she and her best friend Nic dissect her weekly diary and delve into the archives to relive the bust-ups, betrayals…and bullets

<p>For 20 years she&rsquo;s been Britain&rsquo;s most unfiltered columnist. Now Liz Jones has an equally outrageous podcast as she and her best friend Nic dissect her weekly diary and delve into the archives to relive the bust-ups, betrayals&hellip;and bullets</p>

For 20 years she’s been Britain’s most unfiltered columnist. Now Liz Jones has an equally outrageous podcast as she andher best friend Nic dissect her weekly diary.