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Former IPC deputy editor Jessica Fellowes to go freelance
Jessica Fellowes is to leave IPC Media, where she is deputy editor of Country Life magazine, to go freelance. Fellowes has worked as a celebrity interviewer, feature writer and gossip columnist at the Mail on Sunday's Night & Day magazine.
She is also a regular contributor to LBC Radio and has been a panelist on BBC4's Never Mind the Full Stops.
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