Saturday Kitchen for an episode of "Saturday Kitchen". A "Guardian" investigation published in November 2016, alleged that Roux had not paid some staff the minimum wage. The article also alleged that service charges added to bills had been used for restaurant revenues. Some viewers stated that they could not watch while Roux hosted. Roux has hosted several times since. The programme has produced a number of spin off series, including "Spring Kitchen", "Christmas Kitchen" and "Saturday Kitchen: Best Bites", a compilation programme currently airing on Sunday mornings on BBC Two, as well as the "Saturday Kitchen Cookbook with James Martin", published by
Saturday Morning Club has a frolic—usually in costume, and enlivened by some witty ‘skit’ by some clever girl”. As the Centennial Remembrance of the Saturday Morning Club states, the Saturday Morning Club was born out of the larger women’s club movement, which “offered to women a new instrument of activity outside the home, for self-improvement and self-education at a time when higher education had not yet opened its doors to women.” Julia Ward Howe, “The Queen of the Clubs,” wrote of the movement’s purpose: “In advising with all women’s clubs, I always urged them to include in their programs pressing questions of the