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Dorchester Hotel in London. The starry guest-list included Britain's richest MP, Labours Shaun Woodward, and his Sainsbury's heiress wife Camilla, Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason and former It- girl Tamara Beckwith. Last year, Ghislaine maintained a near-constant presence among New York's smart society, an

ernative to the old-school-tie network for high-powered women. She then worked for her father's newspaper, The European, and was made a director of Oxford United football club, which he owned. This happy existence imploded in 1991, when Robert Maxwell drowned after falling off a yacht named Lady Ghislaine, a

rchester Hotel in London. The starry guest-list included Britain's richest MP, Labour's Shaun Woodward, and his Sainsbury's heiress wife Camilla, Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason and former Itgirl Tamara Beckwith. Last year, Ghislaine maintained a near-constant presence among New York's smart society, a

rnative to the old-school-tie network for high-powered women. She then worked for her father's newspaper, The European, and was made a director of Oxford United football club, which he owned. This happy existence imploded in 1991, when Robert Maxwell drowned after falling off a yacht named Lady Ghislaine,

Dorchester Hotel in London. The starry guest-list included Britain's richest MP, Labours Shaun Woodward, and his Sainsbury's heiress wife Camilla, Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason and former It- girl Tamara Beckwith. Last year, Ghislaine maintained a near-constant presence among New York's smart society, an

ternative to the old-school-tie network for high-powered women. She then worked for her fathers newspaper, The European, and was made a director of Oxford United football club, which he owned. This happy existence imploded in 1991, when Robert Maxwell drowned after falling off a yacht named Lady Ghislaine, a

Dorchester Hotel in London. The starry guest-list included Britain's richest MP, Labours Shaun Woodward, and his Sainsbury's heiress wife Camilla, Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason and former It- girl Tamara Beckwith. Last year, Ghislaine maintained a near-constant presence among New York's smart society, an

ternative to the old-school-tie network for high-powered women. She then worked for her fathers newspaper, The European, and was made a director of Oxford United football club, which he owned. This happy existence imploded in 1991, when Robert Maxwell drowned after falling off a yacht named Lady Ghislaine, a