Richard Eden
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dailymail.co.uk | Richard Eden
A Place In The Sun star Scarlette Douglas reveals she was meant to be on fatal plane crash that killed 228 people as she recalls losing a close friend in 2009 tragedyHave YOU got a story? Email [email protected] By RICHARD EDEN FOR THE DAILY MAIL Published: 05:06 EDT, 20 June 2025 | Updated: 05:06 EDT, 20 June 2025 As a presenter of TV show A Place in The Sun for seven years, air travel was part of the job for Scarlette Douglas.
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dailymail.co.uk | Richard Eden
She raised gorillas by hand, shared her bed with lion cubs, bottle-fed cheetahs and walked tigers through the rarefied streets of London’s Belgravia – all with the same aristocratic style and spirit she’d displayed as a 1960s model. But the extraordinary life of the beautiful, twice-widowed Lady Sally Aspinall, daughter of Le Mans-winning 5th Earl Howe, and great-aunt of the most glamorous of Prince Harry’s old flames, Cressida Bonas, ended this week at the age of 80.
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dailymail.co.uk | Richard Eden
As a member of the Royal Enclosure, I can attest that there was only one subject on the lips of Royal Ascot racegoers yesterday – and it wasn’t any of the horses. The talk among the elegantly dressed ladies and top hat-wearing gentlemen in the Berkshire racecourse’s most exclusive area was about the absence of the Princess of Wales. Yesterday her husband Prince William presented the trophy to the winner of the Prince of Wales stakes, which was due to be a big public occasion for the couple.
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dailymail.co.uk | Richard Eden
On hit BBC show Dragons’ Den, her empathetic approach to dealing with entrepreneurs has earned her a reputation as ‘the nicest dragon’. However, at her Teesside home, some things are non-negotiable for Sara Davies. The tycoon, 41, has revealed that she confiscates the mobile phones of her children’s friends when they come round for play dates.
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dailymail.co.uk | Richard Eden
His talent and appetite for mocking bourgeois pieties have been evident since his debut screenplay in 1984, My Beautiful Launderette, which earned him an Oscar nomination and propelled its star, Daniel Day-Lewis, to international attention. But finally, at the age of 70, Hanif Kureishi, whose first novel, The Buddha of Suburbia, managed to outrage his own sister, seems ready to embrace convention.
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RT @richardaeden: Cressida Bonas gives birth to 'miracle' second child and names baby after tragic sister. Read Tuesday's Eden Confidential…
RT @Sabre31686865: @richardaeden A sweet and touching story. Cressida Bonas has a beautiful life, a loving husband, a new baby sister for…
Cressida Bonas gives birth to 'miracle' second child and names baby after tragic sister. Read Tuesday's Eden Confidential social diary via: https://t.co/sFEwnGk0ib