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Could Fergie be on verge of a comeback? Don't rule it out, warns royal biographer - AOL (opens the original)
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More than a year since the release of his explosive book on Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Sarah Ferguson, biographer Andrew Lownie now predicts Fergie's planned comeback will prove successful. With shameless Sarah reportedly pinning hopes on a "tell-all" television interview, the author remarks: "With good reputation management... Sarah Ferguson's hoping to play the victimhood again and she'll be back. She's done it twice before, so it is possible to change public perceptions." Noting how other
Charles Spencer earns a cutting barb from Kirstie Allsopp - 'gets my goat' - AOL (opens the original)
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While the King and Queen endure the unflattering publicity caused by Earl Spencer's new Diana biography, others prove more outspoken on their behalf. A lifelong friend of Camilla, who is godmother to her brother Henry, short-fused television presenter Kirtsie Allsopp rages: "The hypocrisy of Charles Spencer...now attacking the King, really gets my goat." Daughter of the late Baron Hindlip, who also became a good pal of Diana's, Kirstie makes unflattering reference to the Althorp-based Earl's thr
Could Sarah Ferguson be on the verge of telling all to her former TV friends? - AOL (opens the original)
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Reportedly weighing up offers from all over the world for a "tell-all interview" when she returns to Britain, will Sarah Ferguson revive her cosy relationship with ITV? Prior to becoming embroiled in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal last year, Fergie was becoming a regular on the channel's daytime schedules, promoting herself on Good Morning Britain, Lorraine, Loose Women and This Morning - even appearing as an agony aunt on the latter. "Remember, it was all going swimmingly between Sarah and ITV," o
Eric Idle sad to have fallen out with late Bill Oddie - 'cross with me for years' - AOL (opens the original)
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While Monty Python's Eric Idle paid a fond public tribute to Goodies star Bill Oddie following news of his death aged 85, I'm reminded relations had sadly deteriorated in recent years. Though Eric now recalls the pair first bonding at Cambridge University, not to mention both being at Wembley for England's 1966 World Cup triumph, he'd previously confessed they were no longer in touch. "He's been cross with me for years," Idle had glumly remarked. "I don't know why." On a cheerier note, Goodies c
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