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Designer Julien Macdonald who lured Queen Camilla to her first fashion show says he wants to dress Kate Middleton - but there is one Royal he doesn't want in his outfits - Vimarsana News

Designer Julien Macdonald who lured Queen Camilla to her first fashion show says he wants to dress Kate Middleton - but there is one Royal he doesn't want in his outfits

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Julien Macdonald wants to dress the Princess of Wales. Asked if he'd like to dress the Duchess of Sussex , he replies: 'No, I prefer Kate and Camilla.'

Lives remembered: Lord Field of Birkenhead, Peter Wilson, Sir Ian Stoutzker - Vimarsana News

Lives remembered: Lord Field of Birkenhead, Peter Wilson, Sir Ian Stoutzker

Lord Field of BirkenheadTerry Philpot writes: In 2010 Frank Field (obituary, April 25), whom I knew for 43 years, told me that he had asked the head teacher of what he called “a good school” in his

Lives remembered: Lord Field of Birkenhead, Sir Andrew Davis and Peter Wilson - Vimarsana News

Lives remembered: Lord Field of Birkenhead, Sir Andrew Davis and Peter Wilson

Daniel Sanchez, parliamentary researcher to the late Lord Field, writes: I spent the last three years working as Frank Field’s assistant and researcher, when I saw him almost every day (obituary

Letters: Britain can no longer afford to be complacent about readiness for war - Vimarsana News

Letters: Britain can no longer afford to be complacent about readiness for war

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Letters: Labour's rail plans herald a return to the bad old days of the 1970s - Vimarsana News

Letters: Labour's rail plans herald a return to the bad old days of the 1970s

SIR – The news (telegraph.co.uk, April 25) that Labour plans to renationalise the railways if it wins the general election confirms that we are about to return to the 1970s. The trade unions are to be given more powers, and it is likely that the country will come close to bankruptcy, as was the case when our standing in Europe was at its lowest. Still, at least we know what to expect, and perhaps we should just resign ourselves to it – given that we did have some good times in the 1970s – while

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