Gloss paint

I’ve not used white gloss for 20 years. Use slightly ‘off-white’ gloss (Farrow and Ball White Tie) on woodwork previously painted gloss - no yellowing. Eggshell on new woodwork. Don’t use much white though - skirting and architrave is in the same colour as walls or in darker or accent tones.
Windows are white plastic - can’t face painting those!
I’ve heard good things about Myland marble too, but not had chance to try it yet.
I always seem to end back with Farrow and Ball - I know it’s really expensive, but once done, it stays done for years.

I like gloss.
Exterior. Dulux weathershield.
Don't like modern fashionable dull colours and finishes.

Expert painter said Ronseal was rubbish.
He was doing a front door. Had to overpaint it.
He likes Dulux weathershield.
But I am talking about exteriors.
Don't know what he'd say about interiors.
Guess a lot depends on personal taste.

Koalama

We want to redecorate again, as fed up with the doors and skirting boards, going yellowy after a while, does anyone use the satin wood paint, instead of traditional gloss? And what's the pros and cons?

I've use d"satin " wood paint on indoor doors and skirtings for many years, and recommend it. It's just as tough and washable as gloss paint but far less likely to chip or peel; and it never goes yellow as it ages. It's easy to apply without dribbles or runs, dries faster and smells less.

Sadolin Supadec for outside for me.
Great on new wood and a semi-matt finish.
Any colour you like.