Liz was feeling a bit sorry for herself (and thinking she was going to have to buy a hat). But then she got a letter from a reader who described how her daughter Jenny has been left unable to watch TV or even wash. Jenny can't move her neck as it would cause massive damage that would kill her. Liz says her story made her realise her own life isn't so bad - and hopes that she and her listeners can help. www.Gofundme.com/savejenny

<p>Liz was feeling a bit sorry for herself (and thinking she was going to have to buy a hat). But then she got a letter from a reader who described how her daughter Jenny has been left unable to watch TV or even wash. Jenny can't move her neck as it would cause massive damage that would kill her. Liz says her story made her realise her own life isn't so bad - and hopes that she and her listeners can help. <a href="http://www.gofundme.com/savejenny" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.Gofundme.com/savejenny&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1639226630418000&amp;usg=AOvVaw1QItqTB5QMZK_wTbNO4jmb">www.Gofundme.com/savejenny</a></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.

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