With two per cent of people around the world suffering from psoriasis, the skin condition affects around 15,000 people in Cyprus. Although most people know of psoriasis, few realise it can turn deadly if left untreated as people with it tend to suffer other health risks such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, obesity and diabetes.

Nicosians tend to complain that the capital isn’t properly equipped with restaurants bearing a winning combination of brilliant food, fabulous atmosphere, inviting music and hearty cocktails. Unfortunately they are right but with one exception: Domus, a spot favoured by those of all ages.

I’m greeted by the ever so polite Mike Baulch in his impressive down town office and I can’t help but feel a little shocked at the striking difference between his various stage personas and his real life character. The malevolent Shakespearean Malvolio is, after all, one of the favourite roles he has portrayed in his many years as a member of the Anglo Cypriot Theatre group ACT, poles away from his position as Chief Executive at the RIME Information Bureau.

“Ah yes, acting is a bit of fantasy. You just forget about your day and completely move away from your normal self,” Mike says. “But there’s also a lot of ego involved in it. I just love to hear an audience applaud or laugh, it gives you a real sense of satisfaction.”

Back in London this week, enjoying autumnal weather and ogling supercars.

It always amazes me that there are so many ultra expensive cars parked on the streets of central London. Sitting on meters, I’ve seen a €1m Bugatti Veyron as well as countless Rolls Phantoms at a mere €500k a pop. I could show you a car park behind Selfridges that is permanently stuffed with Maybachs, Ferraris, Lamborghinis, Maseratis and Bentleys. I often pace its four stories in awed reverence pretending to fumble for my keys, and remember where I left the Aston, when occasionally I bump into a police foot patrol. All cars are good. These cars are, well, super.

Jello is a type of futuristic café, restaurant, lounge bar fusion effort that is aimed at Ayia Napa’s growing population of beautiful people and hip young tourists.

The crowd here is young, sexy and stylish, making this the place to go for the young glitterati who know mobile phones and wifi are essential in every pub.

It’s just a stone’s throw from the harbour in Ayia Napa and seems to never close, offering everything from early breakfasts to late night snacks.

It’s bright and open, uses contemporary, almost space-age, furniture and simple interior design tricks to pull off a modern look.