Plastic surgery has become de-medicalised. It involves risk, it involves potentially lethal anaesthetics, yet it now seems as commonplace as having a pedicure.

To be able to laugh at one's own shortcomings is positive if it helps to put things into perspective. It reminds us that everyone has the same issues, and helps women feel better about themselves. If it's laughing at the fact that everyone's cellulite looks worse in the mirrors in the changing rooms, that's good, because everyone's had that; you don't feel alone.

Nine out of 10 women don't go into surgery to change their breasts because of bad back pain. They do it to get a better job, a new man, a better life. There are often psychological problems at the basis [of surgery] and my fear is that women aren't being challenged enough about them.

It's tells us that by targeting the right interventions to those different risk levels, and providing what we call a best practices approach, we can have a significant impact on juvenile crime.

You cant be afraid to take a risk. You can't be afraid to take a risk because you think you might fail.

I do not think it is a secret that our relations with the United Kingdom have recently suffered and I am very encouraged that on both sides there is goodwill to restore the good relations that traditionally exist between the United Kingdom and Cyprus ,