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Prosecutor During cross-examination, counsel asked you about any conversation you had or anything you said or that the defendant said to you when he was coming out of the store or after you got him out of the store. When James Bond and femme fatale Vesper Lynd have a late dinner in the Ian Fleming novel Casino Royale, 007 asks for a bottle of Taittinger 45, but the sommelier suggests the Blanc de Blanc Brut 1943 of the same marque is without equal.
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EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Curse of the Cordles - Rupert, son of the late Tory MP John Cordle, splits from his wife
Theirs is an extraordinary and desperate family history, in which the blessings of wealth and social standing submerged into a hideous cocktail of addiction, shop-lifting, theft and prostitution – a cocktail which once saw three siblings simultaneously remanded on bail. Defined by marital failure, public disgrace and cruel and sudden death, the family, headed by thrice-married father of 11, the late Tory MP John Cordle, inevitably inspired talk of ‘the curse of the Cordles’. Now, nearly 20 years after Cordle died aged 92, is the curse reasserting itself? I ask because, barely two months after I revealed that Marina – the third of Cordle’s four children by his second wife – had left her husband, the fabulously rich Viscount Cowdray, in ‘highly acrimonious circumstances’, I can disclose that her brother Rupert has ended his marriage. His wife Camilla, one of the glamorous Wigram girls – her twin, Lucy, is married to Ben Sangster, son of the late horse-breeding tycoon Robert Sangster – has dazzled everyone she’s encountered, including Prince Andrew. But no longer her husband, it seems. ‘We have divorced,’ Rupert, 65, tells me, before summarising the end of more than 30 years of marriage as ‘just one of those things in life’. He adds: ‘She was a lovely person.’
Property developer, Rupert Cordle, with his then fiancee Camilla Wigram, after announcing their engagement prior to their marriage in 1989
Rupert and Camilla Cordle at the Veuve Clicquot Gold Cup Final in July 2009Camilla’s friends point out that she still is. A first cousin of multi-millionaire founder of the Ministry of Sound Lord (Jamie) Palumbo and of former Health Minister Lord (James) Bethell, Camilla is disinclined to go into details. ‘Rupert left,’ she tells me from Newbury, Berkshire, where she runs Amethyst Yoga with the Earl of Galloway’s younger daughter, Zoe, whose husband, Jake Warren, is son of the late Queen’s racing manager, John Warren. Friends point out that when Camilla first met Rupert, back in the 1980s, he was making his way in the property world – and contending with a chequered past, albeit perhaps less chequered than his father’s. John Cordle resigned as an MP when exposed as having been in the pay of corrupt architect and property developer John Poulson. He was, by then, married to his third wife, his children’s nanny, 35 years his junior, and had expunged his first wife’s maiden name – Walkey – from Who’s Who and suppressed a book by his second wife, Rupert’s mother, Venetia. Its title? A Woman Crucified. Will Camilla, 56, who has two sons, Alexander and Hugo, with Rupert, perhaps one day be tempted into print?
Having completed her studies at UWC Atlantic College, in the Vale of Glamorgan, Wales, Crown Princess Leonor of Spain is now wearing a cadet uniform. The 17-year-old heir to the Spanish throne looked full of pride as she appeared with her mother, Queen Letizia, at the Spanish National Day military parade in the capital Madrid. Leonor is a cadet at the Military Academy of Zaragoza after she embarked on three years of military training in preparation for her future role as supreme commander of the country’s military. Her sister, Princess Sofia, 16, was absent from the event because she is now studying herself at UWC Atlantic College, which has been described as ‘Hippy Hogwarts’ thanks to its progressive approach to education and picturesque castle setting.
Spanish Crown Princess Leonor and her mother Queen Letizia arriving at the Spanish National Day military parade in Madrid on Thursday
His initial career choice was determined by a desire for cold, hard cash — ‘my biology teacher said it was well paid’, as he puts it. But Roger Taylor soon tired of dentistry and turned to drumming — and a lifetime of hard rock. If the Queen star ever laments forsaking a life of drills and molars, he’s received a nudge from Cornwall council. It’s just informed him that he has to pay a ‘Community Infrastructure Levy’ after demolishing the old gatehouse at his Cornish mansion and erecting a new one, even though he eventually secured permission to do so. The bill amounts to £7,969 — quite an extraction for a dentist, but loose change for Roger, 74, and his Queen bandmates, who last year shared a £17 million dividend with their late lead singer Freddie Mercury’s estate.
Boris Johnson was harshly criticised when he stepped down as prime minister and began earning millions of pounds on the lucrative public speaking circuit. But he’s notably absent from the list of ex-premiers claiming taxpayers’ money to run their public life after office. He’s the only one of seven living former PMs not to accept a penny from the Public Duty Cost Allowance. The amount collectively claimed by the group of four Tory and two Labour leaders has risen by 13 per cent and now stands at £617,667 for the last year, according to the latest Cabinet Office documents.
When James Bond and femme fatale Vesper Lynd have a late dinner in the Ian Fleming novel Casino Royale, 007 asks for a bottle of Taittinger 45, but the sommelier suggests the ‘Blanc de Blanc Brut 1943 of the same marque is without equal’. So how fitting that Sir Sean Connery’s granddaughter Saskia should have a taste for the same fizz. Saskia, 27, is pictured being poured a glass of champagne by Made In Chelsea star Jemima Rhys at a Taittinger launch party for its new Clovis champagne. ‘It was a true pleasure to discover that this has a remarkable historical connection as the original 007 champagne,’ Bahamas-based fashion designer Saskia says.
Sir Sean Connery's granddaughter Saskia (pictured right) being poured a glass of champagne by Made In Chelsea star Jemima Rhys
Even Nick Freeman, nicknamed ‘Mr Loophole’ for helping famous figures such as David Beckham and Sir Alex Ferguson escape motoring convictions, thinks tougher upholding of the law is needed. There’s a ‘toxic malaise that bleeds into more serious offences’, the lawyer says. ‘Burglary investigations amount to little more than the dispatching of a crime number; knife crimes — such a heinous scourge on our society — go un-investigated.’
Drama off-stage during a production of West End play Hamnet this week. At a pinnacle moment, an audience member passed out, with first-aiders rushing to tend to the woman, who was later taken to hospital. The safety curtain fell and the stage manager made an announcement to the audience. The play resumed about 15 minutes later. My man in the circle tells me: ‘I initially thought it was part of the play.’
Strictly Come Dancing has become too politically correct, with the judges afraid to criticise contestants, claims former Olympic swimmer Mark Foster, who competed on the Saturday night show in 2008. ‘They were brutal when I was on it,’ Essex-born Foster tells me at the Attitude awards at the Roundhouse in Camden, North London. ‘They called me a “stick insect on acid”, “a God that dances like a geek”, and “a fish caught in a trawler’s net” . ‘They would not dare say that now.’ Well, at least he doesn’t brood on it…
On March 27, 2000, appellant was working as a night clerk at a Diamond Shamrock convenience store located at 11650 Hempstead Highway. A patron, Josh Vinsonhaler, argued with appellant about the price of cigarettes. Vinsonhaler testified that appellant was confrontational and said, "Can't you read the f***ing receipt?" Vinsonhaler said, "F*** it," and threw cash on the counter. What occurred next is disputed.
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Reviews for "Quick and Easy Car Cleaning with Magic Foam Cleaner"
- Mike - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with this magic foam cleaner for cars. I followed the instructions and applied it to my car, expecting it to work wonders. However, it barely removed any dirt or grime from my vehicle's surface. I had to go over multiple times and still, the results were not satisfactory. The foam also left a residue behind, making my car look even worse than before. Overall, I found this product to be highly ineffective and would not recommend it to anyone.
- Sarah - 1 star - This magic foam cleaner for cars was a complete waste of money for me. It did not live up to its claims of being a powerful cleaning agent. I sprayed it on my car and let it sit for the recommended time but when I rinsed it off, I saw no difference in terms of cleanliness. The foam seemed to dissolve quickly and did not have any significant impact on removing dirt or grime. I ended up having to use another cleaner to actually get my car clean. I would not purchase this product again.
- John - 2 stars - I bought this magic foam cleaner for cars thinking it would make my cleaning process easier, but I was thoroughly disappointed. The foam did not lather well and did not seem to have any deep cleaning effect. I had to use a brush and put in a lot of effort to remove dirt and stains from my car's surface. Additionally, the smell of the cleaner was unpleasant and lingered for days. Overall, I did not find this product to be very effective and would not recommend it.
- Jessica - 3 stars - While this magic foam cleaner for cars did an average job of cleaning my vehicle, I was not overly impressed. The foam did have some cleaning power, but it did not remove all the dirt and grime as advertised. I had to go over certain areas multiple times to achieve the desired results. The foam also left streaks on my car's surface, making it look uneven and unfinished. Considering the price, I expected better performance from this cleaner.