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Earlier this year, Prince Harry was warned about the vicious rapes and inhuman treatment carried out by rangers employed by a charity he works with, months before he was promoted to the organization’s board of directors.

This time around, something sinister has occurred again with same charity and fans demand answers.

Prince Harry Remains Silent In Calls To Use His Power and Influence To Stop the Abuse Happening To the Baka People From A Conservation Charity

Prince Harry has remained stubbornly silent to calls from both Survival International and fans to either cut ties with African Parks or find a way to set things straight.

It was truly jeering to hear the news that a woman has lost her baby after being trampled upon by the crowd due to actions carried out by African Park rangers.

The incident reportedly took place after African Parks called in Omnia Strategy, a...

“It’s so nice to talk to The Hollywood Reporter,” Olivia Williams says, as we start our interview, “because I really had that Hollywood experience. I went from living in a damp basement flat in Camden Town to, in a matter of days, flying in a private jet to go on set of a huge Hollywood movie.”

Over the course of a single year, from 1997 to 1998, Williams (before then a jobbing British theater actress, doing commercials for Dove shower cream — “they asked me to audition in a bikini…I felt like giving up”) starred in three studio films: Kevin Costner’s The Postman, Wes Anderson’s Rushmore and M. Night Shyamalan’s The Sixth Sense. The Postman was a legendary flop. Rushmore an indie breakout. The Sixth Sense a gargantuan, global hit. Williams, it appeared, had arrived.

“I went from galloping horses with Kevin Costner — doing my own stunts, thank...

Mission Based Media, an integrated digital media and health content company specializing in podcasts, is excited to announce the appointment of Amanda Brown to its Strategic Advisory Board. With more than 15 years of experience as an executive in various media sectors, Amanda brings a rich background in strategy, content creation, and team management across audio, digital, print, and television platforms.

Amanda brings a deep understanding of the audio-first media environment, having served as the Chief Operating Officer at Campside Media in New York. Prior to Campside Media, Amanda built comprehensive audio slates for both Westbrook Inc in Los Angeles and Audioboom in New York, London, and Mumbai. Amanda is founder of Podcast Live, and is the executive producer of an in-person and exclusive 90-minute interview with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Cherie Blair, Cbe Kc.

Amanda’s exceptional track record as a foreign correspondent for NPR, BBC Radio 4,...

As The Crown approaches its sixth and final season, it prepares to unfold a tapestry of significant historical events. The acclaimed series, which has woven the intricate personal and political moments of the British monarchy, is set to portray more pivotal points that have shaped recent history.

From the halls of power to the hearts of the people, the final chapters promise to take viewers through an era of change and challenge. Fans can anticipate a close look at the events that have left indelible marks on the monarchy and the nation.

Tony Blair takes office

In season 6 of The Crown, viewers caught a glimpse of Bertie Carvel and Lydia Leonard portraying Tony Blair and Cherie Blair. Their appearance followed the Labour Party’s resounding victory in the 1997 general election.

The show has consistently delved into political shifts and governmental changes. The upcoming season will offer a dramatized glimpse into Blair’s tenure,...

The Crown, the critically acclaimed Netflix series that follows the life and reign of Queen Elizabeth II, is coming to an end with its sixth and final season. The show, which has won multiple awards and captivated audiences around the world, will conclude with two installments: the first four episodes will be released on November 16, 2023, and the remaining six episodes will be released on December 14, 2023.

The final season will cover the period from 1997 to 2005, a turbulent time for the British monarchy and the country. It will depict the premiership of Tony Blair, the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, the early relationship of Prince William and Kate Middleton, and the wedding of Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles

The Crown

The cast of the final season will feature some familiar faces from season 5, as well as some new additions. Imelda Staunton will reprise her role as Queen Elizabeth II, Jonathan Pryce as Prince Philip,...

Franchise

Img will be the exclusive publishing agent for the hit mobile game franchise Angry Birds, expanding its existing global licensing representation agreement with the brand’s parent company Rovio Entertainment.

This is the first time the Angry Birds brand’s consumer products and location-based entertainment licensing and publishing rights will be consolidated under one global agency. Img will seek to expand the franchise’s current publishing program, which includes regional deals with Penguin Children’s Puffin and Nordic publishing house Storytel, with new global and regional deals for books, comic books, audiobooks and activity books featuring the brand’s characters.

Img and Rovio Entertainment’s existing partnership has seen the franchise grow to a children’s sports and lifestyle collection with Venum, plush toys with Mighty Mojo, apparel with Four Seasons and a children’s headphone line with Powerlocus. Ahead of Angry Birds’ 15th anniversary in 2024, the two companies...

Cherie Blair is heading to the Monaco Streaming Film Festival at the end of May to discuss project The Rock Pile.

This one has been in development for a few years with Blair attached as exec-producer in her first film role.

The project has gone through some changes since we last wrote about it pre-pandemic. It will now follow a female Time magazine correspondent who while on assignment in Jerusalem uncovers a story of three young boys of different faiths who are brought together through soccer. Hugh Bonneville is no longer attached.

Alexandra Milchan, exec producer on The Wolf Of Wall Street and producer on upcoming Cate Blanchett movie Tar, is now producing.

John Deery (Conspiracy Of Silence) is still aboard to direct the English-language film and will attend the Riviera festival with Blair. David McBrayer (Beat The Drum) has scripted the project which is also produced by Deery for Joejack Entertainment,...

Helen McCrory, who died of cancer on Friday at age 52, blazed during a multi-decade career in film, TV and onstage, with memorable roles including playing the lead in the Channel 4/Masterpiece Theatre miniseries Anna Karenina, portraying Narcissa Malfoy in three Harry Potter movies and most recently starring as Aunt Polly in Netflix and the BBC’s hit period gangster series Peaky Blinders.

The London-born actress, whose first screen credit was in 1993 in the Brit TV comedy Full Stretch about a limo service (it lasted one season), more recently appeared in BBC/HBO series His Dark Materials, in which she voiced Lord Asriel’s dæmon Stelmaria, and political drama Roadkill alongside Hugh Laurie. She also starred as formidable QC Sonia Woodley in ITV/AMC’s limited series Quiz last year.

Other memorable performances include 1995’s Streetlife, which earned her a BAFTA Cymru Award, and opposite John Hannah in the 1997 film The James Gang.

British actress Helen McCrory, whose notable TV credits included turns on Peaky Blinders and Penny Dreadful, has died of cancer. She was 52.

McCrory’s husband, Billions star Damian Lewis, shared the news in a tweet on Friday, writing, “I’m heartbroken to announce that after an heroic battle with cancer, the beautiful and mighty woman that is Helen McCrory has died peacefully at home, surrounded by a wave of love from friends and family. She died as she lived. Fearlessly. God we love her and know how lucky we are to have had her in our lives. She blazed so brightly.

The news was announced by McCrory’s husband, actor Damian Lewis.

UK actress Helen McCrory, who starred in the Harry Potter films as Narcissa Malfoy and in BBC series Peaky Blinders, has died aged 52, her husband Damian Lewis announced this afternoon.

According to a post from Lewis on Twitter, McCrory died peacefully at home “after an heroic battle with cancer.” The post can be viewed below.

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— Damian Lewis (@lewis_damian) April 16, 2021

As well as her Harry Potter and Peaky Blinders roles, McCrory played Cherie Blair, wife of prime minister Tony Blair, in Stephen Frears...

Helen McCrory, a British actress known for her work in “Peaky Blinders” and in the “Harry Potter” films, has died. She was 52.

McCrory’s husband, “Billions” actor Damian Lewis, announced the news in a tweet Friday, saying she died peacefully after a “heroic battle” with cancer.

“She died as she lived. Fearlessly. God we love her and know how lucky we are to have had her in our lives,” Lewis wrote. “She blazed so brightly. Go now, Little One, into the air, and thank you.”

McCrory played Aunt Polly Gray in “Peaky Blinders” between 2013-2019, and she also starred as Narcissa Malfoy, Draco Malfoy’s mother, in the “Harry Potter” franchise, appearing in three films in the series.

Some of her other credits include “The Queen,” “Fantastic Mr. Fox,” “Hugo,” “Skyfall” and on TV the series “Fearless,” “Quiz,” “Roadkill” and most recently “His Dark Materials.”

Helen McCrory got her start in theater,...

Helen McCrory, the award-winning Peaky Blinders actress who also appeared in His Dark Materials and the Harry Potter and James Bond film franchises, died today in London. She was 52.

McCrory’s husband, the Billions actor Damian Lewis, announced her death on Twitter. He said she died peacefully at home after a “heroic battle” with cancer.

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“She died as she lived. Fearlessly. God we love her and know how lucky we are to have had her in our lives. She blazed so brightly. Go now, Little One, into the air, and thank you,” added Lewis. Below is his statement in full:

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— Damian Lewis (@lewis_damian) April 16, 2021

McCrory was a hugely accomplished and in-demand performer, with stellar credits across stage and screen. She is perhaps best known for playing Aunt Polly in BBC drama Peaky Blinders, keeping...

English-language drama revolves around three boys from different sides of the conflict united by football.

Cherie Blair has boarded UK director John Deery’s long-gestating Jerusalem-set drama The Rock Pile. The film explores the Middle East conflict through the tale of a jaded war correspondent assigned to city where he befriends three young boys divided by religion but united by soccer.

Hugh Bonneville, who previously worked with Deery on his 2003 Irish Catholic Church drama Conspiracy Of Silence, signed to play the lead role in 2017.

Blair has taken an executive producer credit and it marks a first foray into film for...

Barrister and campaigner hopes The Rock Pile, about a journalist who uncovers a tale of friendship, can ‘trigger action for change’ in region

Cherie Blair is to become the latest political figure to get involved in film production, following in the footsteps of Barack and Michelle Obama and Hillary and Chelsea Clinton by agreeing to act as executive producer for a film called The Rock Pile.

Set in the Middle East, The Rock Pile will tell the story of a Jerusalem correspondent for Time magazine who discovers three boys of different faiths who become friends through their love of football.

Cherie Blair will make her first foray into film-making as she serves as executive producer on Hugh Bonneville (Downton Abbey) drama The Rock Pile.

The barrister and wife of former UK prime minister Tony Blair is taking on her first producing role on the film, which will tell the story of Time magazine correspondent Bob Hastings (played by Bonneville) who while on assignment in Jerusalem uncovers a story of three young boys of different faiths who are brought together through soccer.

John Deery (Conspiracy Of Silence) is set to direct the English-language film with shoot planned to take place in New York and Israel. David McBrayer (Beat The Drum) has scripted the project which is produced by Deery for Joejack Entertainment, McBrayer for Z Productions and Haim Mecklberg for 2-Teams Productions (Sand Storm).

Also executive-producing are Charles Moore (The Lady In The Van), Gabriela Christian-Hare (The Pinkertons), Rick McCallum (Star...

Cherie Blair, the wife of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, is to make her first move into filmmaking, having been brought on board by London-based Joejack Entertainment as executive producer on Middle East-based drama The Rock Pile.

In her role — her first exec producer position — the QC and barrister will reportedly be "actively advancing" the feature on the world stage.

"Given my own foundation's work in Israel and Palestine, and Tony's work on the Middle East peace process, we are deeply aware of the human cost of the conflict and the benefit ...

Cherie Blair, the wife of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, is to make her first move into filmmaking, having been brought on board by London-based Joejack Entertainment as executive producer on Middle East-based drama The Rock Pile.

In her role — her first exec producer position — the QC and barrister will reportedly be "actively advancing" the feature on the world stage.

"Given my own foundation's work in Israel and Palestine, and Tony's work on the Middle East peace process, we are deeply aware of the human cost of the conflict and the benefit ...

Louisa Mellor Jul 11, 2017

Fearless delivers its best episode yet as the international significance of the night Linda died is made clear…

This review contains spoilers.

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It’s mildly apt for Helen McCrory, who’s played lawyer Cherie Booth twice on screen, to be the lead in a series haunted by the ghost of her husband, Tony Blair. As “unreconstructed leftie” Emma Banville in Fearless, McCrory plays a legal mind with a very different stance on the decision to go to war in Iraq. It was a time of lies, says Banville in episode five. Dodgy dossiers, sexed-up intelligence, arrogant men who thought they could get away with anything… including framing an innocent (Rip Kevin Russell) for the murder of a schoolgirl.

That’s fiction, of course, but fiction that Fearless has tied in to real-world international politics with impeccable neatness.

New year, new man!

Wendi Deng, the ex-wife of billionaire media mogul Rupert Murdoch, rang in 2017 with 21-year-old Hungarian model Bertold Zahoran, who made their relationship Instagram official on Sunday with a photo in which the duo are smiling and holding hands.

Zahoran captioned the snap with wishes for a happy new year in several different languages.

The 48-year-old businesswoman and her new beau spent the holiday weekend in St. Barts with her daughters — Grace, 15, and Chloe, 13 — from her relationship with Murdoch. The couple spent time strolling on the beach hand in hand.

Although Deng did not share a photo with Zahoran,...

Rupert Murdoch's ex-wife Wendi Deng Murdoch has denied rumors she is dating Russian President Vladimir Putin – and also hit out at claims she had a relationship with former U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair.

Earlier this year, rumors swirled that Deng Murdoch, 47, and 63-year-old Putin, who is married, had sparked a romance. But Deng Murdoch told Vogue that she doesn't even know the Russian president.

"I've never met Putin," she told the magazine. "But wow, so much press about it. Why did they choose me?"

Although she denied dating rumors, Deng Murdoch told Vogue that she is single and happy to be fixed up.

When Princess Charlene of Monaco meets with Pope Francis at the Vatican on Monday, Catholic royal-watchers will be keeping a close eye on her clothes. What color Charlene chooses to wear during her state visit alongside Prince Albert II next week has major significance as she is one of seven women in the world that has been given "the privilege of the white" - or the ability to wear white when meeting with the pope. Called le privilége du blanc in French or il privilegio del biacno in Italian, the special tradition is extended solely to designated Catholic queens and...

When Princess Charlene of Monaco meets with Pope Francis at the Vatican on Monday, Catholic royal-watchers will be keeping a close eye on her clothes. What color Charlene chooses to wear during her state visit alongside Prince Albert II next week has major significance as she is one of seven women in the world that has been given "the privilege of the white" - or the ability to wear white when meeting with the pope. Called le privilége du blanc in French or il privilegio del biacno in Italian, the special tradition is extended solely to designated Catholic queens and...

Is Tony Blair's expression on his 2014 holiday card the "stuff of nightmares?"

According to the Internet, Yes.

The former British prime minister's holiday card this year has made its way online, featuring a pretty cringe-inducing "smile" on his part, while his wife's tight grin is hardly better.

.... Is this really the best photo the couple could take together?!

Photos: Best Celebrity Holiday Cards

Not surprisingly, the Internet's having a field day with what's being deemed the most awkward, uncomfortable holiday card ever.

.@allisonpearson: 'Tony and Cherie Blair's Christmas card is not a greeting - it’s a threat' http://t.co/c8tvNL2fM8 pic.twitter.com/wmw2h3idii

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) December 3, 2014

Tony Blair never learned to smile. Who hurt you, Tony Blair pic.twitter.com/dOf0VJpaTl

— nash jenkins (@pnashjenkins) December 2, 2014

Other greetings cards we can expect from Tony Blair. Get Well Soon. [2/4] pic.twitter.com/mjoXRJiKMa...

Winners of the coveted Asian Achievers Awards 2013 were announced at the esteemed award ceremony on Friday 6th September amid the fitting grandeur of Grosvenor House Hotel, Park Lane, London W1. The awards recognise the outstanding work of individuals from across all businesses and professions, and acknowledge the accomplishments of the finest of the UK’s Asian community. This year’s event paid particular homage to the achievements of women from Asian communities and across all spheres of professional life.

Hosted by Asian Business Publications Ltd (Abpl), publishers of respected newspapers, Asian Voice and Gujarat Samachar, Asian Achievers Awards 2013 welcomed a who’s who of high profile dignitaries, cross party politicians, celebrities and high achievers from the Asian community. Among them were Chief Guest, Cherie Blair Cbe, QC; Special Guest, American civil rights leader, Rev Jesse Jackson; and Rt Hon Keith Vaz MP. This year’s panel of judges was chaired by Rt Hon,...

Wouldn’t it be cute if David Beckham's daughter Harper and Molly Sims’ son Brooks grew up and fell in love? Well, they might have had their very first (play)date Tuesday (September 10) in a New York City park.

Becks was doing daddy duty when he ran into model/actress Sims. Because all beautiful famous people apparently know one another, the four spent time playing together.

But don’t think for one hot minute that the soccer star has the hots for this 40-year-old mommy. Nope, according to a London newspaper, Mr. Posh Spice has a different secret crush—on the wife of ex-British Prime Minister Tony Blair.

Beckham’s former soccer teammate, Danny Murphy, says the blonde heartthrob once confessed that he carried a torch for 58-year-old Cherie Blair. With this revelation, things could soon get a bit spicy in the Beckham household!

The far out British director is following Sightseers with a micro-budget psychedelic civil war-era head trip. But don't rule him out of having a crack at Spider-Man one day

For its American release in May, the poster for Ben Wheatley's last film – the brutal caravan odyssey Sightseers – acquired a few extra elements. The UK version featured the Lake District's Bonnie and Clyde standing in a field. The Us poster added an axe. And some blood. And a corpse. And a caravan on fire. Just to be sure you got the message.

Wheatley's films themselves are a little more subtle, but the fact remains they tend to involve people doing horrid things to each other, the violence laced with extremely uncomfortable comedy. Sightseers was preceded by the nasty-funny Down Terrace and gripping hitman horror Kill List. Although Wheatley's uniquely effective style is often pegged as being typically English, he's attracted...

In her latest film Helen McCrory is once again playing a mature woman with a youthful lover. And why not, she asks? Though in real life, they'd have to fight off her husband, Damian Lewis, aka Brody from Homeland…

It's a good thing in an actor to know how to make an entrance, and Helen McCrory does. She arrives late – dashing in every sense. It's not possible to walk into a room unobserved wearing a coat like hers: the colour of wet sand, with fur cuffs and lapels. Nor can it pass uncommented upon. Is it as comfortable as it is beautiful? "Comfortable on me as it was on the fox," she says, with an air of self-mocking defiance, shrugging inside it: "It's from Paris," she adds, settling into the red leather corner banquette in Colbert, Sloane Square – a cafe engaged in a more doomed attempt than hers at recalling Paris.

Actor will donate the sustantial damages he received from News International to Hacked Off campaign for press reform

Hugh Grant has received substantial damages from News International after settling his claim for phone hacking by the News of the World.

The actor and press reform campaigner's solicitor confirmed on Friday the settlement for an undisclosed amount had been reached with Rupert Murdoch's News Group Newspapers, the News International subsidiary which published the Sunday tabloid until its closure last year.

Grant will donate the money to the Hacked Off campaign for press reform, of which he is a prominent backer, along with an additional personal donation, said his solicitor, Mark Thomson.

"Hugh Grant has today settled his claims for damages and other legal remedies arising out of the unlawful activities of News of the World journalists and others over a number of years," said Thomson. "News Group Newspapers have agreed...

Britain's Queen Elizabeth will attend a lunch at 10 Downing Street today (24.07.12). The monarch will dine with four Prime Ministers who have served her, Gordon Brown, Tony Blair and Sir John Major, as well as the present incumbent David Cameron, who has invited the queen and Prince Philip to the event as part of her Diamond Jubilee celebrations. But Margaret Thatcher, who served the royal between 1979 and 1990, is not planning to attend after largely withdrawing from public life. The prime minister's wife Samantha will also be present at the meal along with Sarah Brown and Lady Major, but Cherie Blair is unable to attend as she is travelling. A spokesman for Blair told...

Cherie Blair, the wife of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, has sued News Corp. and a former private investigator on its payroll for hacking into her phone. Blair filed the lawsuit Tuesday against News International, the British publishing subsidiary of Rupert Murdoch’s global media conglomerate, according to numerous reports. Mulcaire was a private investigator who worked with the now-defunct News of the World tabloid. He already served jail time for hacking in 2007, four years before the scandal erupted on a far larger scale in July of 2011. Murdoch, Chairman and CEO...

Cherie Blair will meet Bollywood actors Kajol and Ajay Devgn at a charity event in Delhi. The wife of former Prime Minister Tony Blair will inaugurate The Loomba Foundation's annual charity dinner to help 'Educate a Widow's Child in India'. "Worldwide, there are over 245 million widows and over 500 million children suffering in silence. Out of these, India alone has as many as 42 million widows rearing more than 100 million children. Many of these widows and their children around the world suffer through abject poverty, illiteracy, HIV, conflict and social injustice," said Lord Raj Loomba (more)...

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9.00am: It's a big day for Europe. Angela Merkel and Nicolas Sarkozy are meeting to thrash out details of a plan that could set up a fiscal union in Europe and may (or may not) lead to some sort of resolution of the debt crisis. But this blog - like the UK - is sitting on the sidelines. My colleague Alex Hawkes will be covering the Merkozy meeting on the business live blog. And I'll be covering events at Westminster, where the most lively before 4pm will be Leveson - The Sequel, a star-studded committee hearing featuring Hugh Grant, Steve Coogan and Max Mosley who may well spend an hour telling MPs and peers exactly what they told Leveson.

Here's the diary for the day.

10am: Ed Miliband will campaign in Feltham and Heston,...

From the 'toothlessness' of the Pcc to Hugh Grant's middle name, we round up what 10 days of testimony has taught us

Over the past 10 days, a succession of famous faces, and some who are less well-known, have appeared at the Royal Courts of Justice to tell the Leveson inquiry into press standards about the worst excesses of the "gutter press". Lord Justice Leveson has listened intently from his lofty perch in courtroom 73 as his team has cross-examined those who feel they have suffered at the hands of the British media – an industry Tony Blair famously described as a "feral beast". As if that wasn't bad enough, two former journalists have lifted the lid on what it's really like to work for the tabloids. So what have we learned so far?

Comparing Rupert Murdoch's News Corp to a crime cartel is all the rage. Murdoch's nemesis, Labour MP Tom Watson,...

With roles in Martin Scorsese's latest and Sam Mendes's next Bond film, Helen McCrory has joined the establishment – on her terms

It is nine-all on the outdoor table-tennis table in Regent's Park, London, a score arrived at somewhat chaotically due to the fallen autumn debris on the playing surface. The match began with Helen McCrory protesting a lack of interest in the score, but things have become more intense as the winning 11-point mark approaches, and the 43-year-old actor (soon to appear as a Parisian grande dame in Martin Scorsese's children's film, Hugo) has put on glasses. She's stubbed out her cigarillo. As a shot missiles by she says, "Lucky bounce! The ball hit a twig!"

Ten-nine ... understandably she's stopped paying our interview such careful attention. Earlier, a question about Hugo elicited a brilliant digression about life on a "family-like" Scorsese film set, always waiting for a...

The Daily Mail's new corrections and clarifications column got off to a rocky start last week. Two of the items in Tuesday's column were of particular interest.

One was an apology for a story published on 19 July – "in common with other newspapers" – that falsely claimed the NHS was paying £32.27 for each loaf of gluten-free bread.

However, not in common with other papers - which apologised for the mistake ages ago (see here) - the Mail took far too long to admit its error.

But that was not nearly as delayed, or as extraordinary, as the other contentious item in that column – a wholesale climbdown on a story published on 19 March about the actor Neil Morrissey.

This article, headlined "Man behaving badly: TV star banned from bar near his idyllic French retreat after locals object to 'le binge drinking'", took up three-quarters of a right-hand page, 19.

It alleged that Morrissey had...

David and Victoria Beckham are reportedly planning to have gold casts made of their new daughter's hands and feet. The La-based couple welcomed their fourth child Harper Seven last month. According to The Sun, they made the moulds using a £1,000 kit. These will now be made into gold-plated casts by London company First Impressions, previously used by clients including Helena Bonham Carter, Cherie Blair and Jo Whiley. "Harper is so precious and such a beautiful little girl they wanted a physical representation of how she is now, just a few weeks (more)...

Tony and Cherie Blair's former lifestyle guru Carole Caplin has been given the go-ahead to sue the Daily Mail for libel over her alleged portrayal as "some sort of sexpot or randy masseuse".Caplin's advocate David Price QC complained that a September 2010 article in the newspaper also gave the impression she was a "Svengali or Rasputin-type figure" in the Blairs' marriage, reports the Daily Express.Justice Sharpe backed the 49-year-old's claim that the article could mean that massages she gave to the former British Prime Minister involved sexual activity, which she denies.It is also claimed and supported by the judge that ...

Tony and Cherie Blair's former lifestyle guru Carole Caplin has been given the go-ahead to sue the Daily Mail for libel over her alleged portrayal as "some sort of sexpot or randy masseuse".Caplin's advocate David Price QC complained that a September 2010 article in the newspaper also gave the impression she was a "Svengali or Rasputin-type figure" in the Blairs' marriage, reports the Daily Express.Justice Sharpe backed the 49-year-old's claim that the article could mean that massages she gave to the former British Prime Minister involved sexual activity, which she denies.It is also claimed and supported by the judge that ...

Tony and Cherie Blair's former lifestyle guru Carole Caplin has been given the go-ahead to sue the Daily Mail for libel over her alleged portrayal as "some sort of sexpot or randy masseuse".Caplin's advocate David Price QC complained that a September 2010 article in the newspaper also gave the impression she was a "Svengali or Rasputin-type figure" in the Blairs' marriage, reports the Daily Express.Justice Sharpe backed the 49-year-old's claim that the article could mean that massages she gave to the former British Prime Minister involved sexual activity, which she denies.It is also claimed and supported by the judge that ...

Tony and Cherie Blair's former lifestyle guru Carole Caplin has been given the go-ahead to sue the Daily Mail for libel over her alleged portrayal as "some sort of sexpot or randy masseuse".Caplin's advocate David Price QC complained that a September 2010 article in the newspaper also gave the impression she was a "Svengali or Rasputin-type figure" in the Blairs' marriage, reports the Daily Express.Justice Sharpe backed the 49-year-old's claim that the article could mean that massages she gave to the former British Prime Minister involved sexual activity, which she denies.It is also claimed and supported by the judge that ...

Tony and Cherie Blair's former lifestyle guru Carole Caplin has been given the go-ahead to sue the Daily Mail for libel over her alleged portrayal as "some sort of sexpot or randy masseuse".Caplin's advocate David Price QC complained that a September 2010 article in the newspaper also gave the impression she was a "Svengali or Rasputin-type figure" in the Blairs' marriage, reports the Daily Express.Justice Sharpe backed the 49-year-old's claim that the article could mean that massages she gave to the former British Prime Minister involved sexual activity, which she denies.It is also claimed and supported by the judge that ...

Tony and Cherie Blair's former lifestyle guru Carole Caplin has been given the go-ahead to sue the Daily Mail for libel over her alleged portrayal as "some sort of sexpot or randy masseuse".Caplin's advocate David Price QC complained that a September 2010 article in the newspaper also gave the impression she was a "Svengali or Rasputin-type figure" in the Blairs' marriage, reports the Daily Express.Justice Sharpe backed the 49-year-old's claim that the article could mean that massages she gave to the former British Prime Minister involved sexual activity, which she denies.It is also claimed and supported by the judge that ...

Tony and Cherie Blair's former lifestyle guru Carole Caplin has been given the go-ahead to sue the Daily Mail for libel over her alleged portrayal as "some sort of sexpot or randy masseuse".Caplin's advocate David Price QC complained that a September 2010 article in the newspaper also gave the impression she was a "Svengali or Rasputin-type figure" in the Blairs' marriage, reports the Daily Express.Justice Sharpe backed the 49-year-old's claim that the article could mean that massages she gave to the former British Prime Minister involved sexual activity, which she denies.It is also claimed and supported by the judge that ...

Tony and Cherie Blair's former lifestyle guru Carole Caplin has been given the go-ahead to sue the Daily Mail for libel over her alleged portrayal as "some sort of sexpot or randy masseuse".Caplin's advocate David Price QC complained that a September 2010 article in the newspaper also gave the impression she was a "Svengali or Rasputin-type figure" in the Blairs' marriage, reports the Daily Express.Justice Sharpe backed the 49-year-old's claim that the article could mean that massages she gave to the former British Prime Minister involved sexual activity, which she denies.It is also claimed and supported by the judge that ...

Tony and Cherie Blair's former lifestyle guru Carole Caplin has been given the go-ahead to sue the Daily Mail for libel over her alleged portrayal as "some sort of sexpot or randy masseuse".Caplin's advocate David Price QC complained that a September 2010 article in the newspaper also gave the impression she was a "Svengali or Rasputin-type figure" in the Blairs' marriage, reports the Daily Express.Justice Sharpe backed the 49-year-old's claim that the article could mean that massages she gave to the former British Prime Minister involved sexual activity, which she denies.It is also claimed and supported by the judge that ...

Tony and Cherie Blair's former lifestyle guru Carole Caplin has been given the go-ahead to sue the Daily Mail for libel over her alleged portrayal as "some sort of sexpot or randy masseuse".Caplin's advocate David Price QC complained that a September 2010 article in the newspaper also gave the impression she was a "Svengali or Rasputin-type figure" in the Blairs' marriage, reports the Daily Express.Justice Sharpe backed the 49-year-old's claim that the article could mean that massages she gave to the former British Prime Minister involved sexual activity, which she denies.It is also claimed and supported by the judge that ...

Tony and Cherie Blair's former lifestyle guru Carole Caplin has been given the go-ahead to sue the Daily Mail for libel over her alleged portrayal as "some sort of sexpot or randy masseuse".Caplin's advocate David Price QC complained that a September 2010 article in the newspaper also gave the impression she was a "Svengali or Rasputin-type figure" in the Blairs' marriage, reports the Daily Express.Justice Sharpe backed the 49-year-old's claim that the article could mean that massages she gave to the former British Prime Minister involved sexual activity, which she denies.It is also claimed and supported by the judge that ...

Tony and Cherie Blair's former lifestyle guru Carole Caplin has been given the go-ahead to sue the Daily Mail for libel over her alleged portrayal as "some sort of sexpot or randy masseuse".Caplin's advocate David Price QC complained that a September 2010 article in the newspaper also gave the impression she was a "Svengali or Rasputin-type figure" in the Blairs' marriage, reports the Daily Express.Justice Sharpe backed the 49-year-old's claim that the article could mean that massages she gave to the former British Prime Minister involved sexual activity, which she denies.It is also claimed and supported by the judge that ...

Tony and Cherie Blair's former lifestyle guru Carole Caplin has been given the go-ahead to sue the Daily Mail for libel over her alleged portrayal as "some sort of sexpot or randy masseuse".Caplin's advocate David Price QC complained that a September 2010 article in the newspaper also gave the impression she was a "Svengali or Rasputin-type figure" in the Blairs' marriage, reports the Daily Express.Justice Sharpe backed the 49-year-old's claim that the article could mean that massages she gave to the former British Prime Minister involved sexual activity, which she denies.It is also claimed and supported by the judge that ...

Tony and Cherie Blair's former lifestyle guru Carole Caplin has been given the go-ahead to sue the Daily Mail for libel over her alleged portrayal as "some sort of sexpot or randy masseuse".Caplin's advocate David Price QC complained that a September 2010 article in the newspaper also gave the impression she was a "Svengali or Rasputin-type figure" in the Blairs' marriage, reports the Daily Express.Justice Sharpe backed the 49-year-old's claim that the article could mean that massages she gave to the former British Prime Minister involved sexual activity, which she denies.It is also claimed and supported by the judge that ...