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Roy Cohn was certainly sure of himself. At a dinner hosted by press baron Lord Beaverbrook, the New York lawyer reached over the table uninvited and, with his fingers, picked food off Sir Winston Churchill's plate. It was one of Cohn's less savoury habits - and, to add insult to injury, he informed the great man that in World War II, 'the United States saved England's ass'. But bad table manners was the least of his failings. Many who crossed the cut-throat and belligerent lawyer's path would recall the experience with a shudder. 'You knew that when you were in Cohn's presence, you were in the presence of pure evil,' said one legal contemporary. 'He was like a caged animal,' said another. 'If you opened the door, you knew he would come out and get you.'

Elizabeth Hurley and Nicola Roberts were all smiles as they attended Estee Lauder's Breast Cancer Campaign Pink Ribbon dinner at Luca in London on Wednesday. Actress Elizabeth, 59, who has been a proud ambassador for The Estée Lauder Breast Cancer Campaign since 1996, stunned in a pretty pink dress as she helped raise awareness. The Austin Powers star showed off her amazing figure in the floral number which boasted stylish puff sleeves and a plunging neckline.

The actress, 59, has been a proud ambassador for The Estée Lauder Companies' Breast Cancer Campaign since 1996. To raise awareness, Liz showed off her impeccable sense of style as she promoted the campaign across NYC in a range of pink ensembles. She began her day with an appearance on the Good Day New York news programme sporting an elegant bubblegum pink button down dress with an off-the-shoulder collar. Later in the day she headed to light the Empire State Building pink in honour of the campaign with Estee Lauder executive chairman William P. Lauder.