News about Heather Mills

When oligarch ex-wife Tatiana Soroka launched a case to sue her lawyers for allegedly failing to bag his super-yacht she hoped for up to £600million. This was more than the £453million she received in what was Britain's biggest divorce settlement - an award won by top solicitor Fiona Shackleton's firm in 2016. Ms Soroka, 51, claimed she was let down when the company, Payne Hicks Beach (PHB), allegedly missed chances to have her former husband Farkhad Akhmedov's ten-deck floating palace Luna seized in Miami. But in documents filed to the High Court in London , PHB says the Ms Soroka's claim 'must fail', stating that her 'entire claim is based on a false factual premise'.

Sir Paul McCartney allegedly had a threesome with two female fans for a full three days during The Beatles' heyday. The musician's romp ended when his future wife turned up at the Beverly Hills Hotel in Los Angeles, according to a book. In All You Need Is Love: The End of the Beatles, late record label executive Ron Kass said: 'There was this, bungalow. Paul was just in there for three days and three nights with these girls.'

Heather Mills has revealed how she managed to overcome adversity after enduring many 'rollercoasters' throughout her life on Thursday. The former model, 56, also gave a rare glimpse into her 'private' and 'happy' marriage to her businessman husband Mike Dickman. Heather said how 'shifting her focus' elsewhere' has helped her move on from her many health woes over the years.

Fiona Shackleton, Britain's most prominent divorce lawyer, has worked with A-list celebrities such as Paul McCartney, Liam Gallagher, and Madonna during their expensive and often photographed splits. Baroness Shackleton, 67, has now been in touch with actress Isla Fisher in 2022, long before her estrangement from her estranged husband Sacha Baron Cohen. Fisher, 48, is said to have casually contacted Baroness Shackleton, who charges £550 per hour, many years before the actress revealed she had to leave Baron Cohen last week. When representing Beatles legend McCartney during the couple's divorce in 2008, Baroness Shackleton was reportedly doused with water in court by a tumultuous Heather Mills. Mills, the solicitor, was reassured that after the ex model Mills received only £24 million of the £125 million she had requested.

Isla Fisher reportedly told her friends she was seeking the help of a reputable divorce lawyer in 2022, shortly after her estranged husband Sacha Baron Cohen's divorce. Isla, 48, is accused of being in touch with Baroness Fiona Shackleton, who charges £550 per hour and was the legal expert who was involved in Sir Paul McCartney's £24 million separation from Heather Mills. Sacha, a British actor, and Australian actress Isla announced on Friday that they had quietly separated last year.

By the end of February, the remaining Veggie Pret stores - two in London and one in Manchester - will all start selling meat products. The change would bring an end to the idea that was introduced eight years ago, and it is the first indication that veganism's fame is fading out. At its height, there were ten stores around the country selling only vegetarian and vegan options, including salad bowls and falafel sandwiches. At their highest, ten Veggie Prets dotted the UK, and the High Street brand had been planning to convert more before the pandemic grounded their hopes.

When fellow meat-free shops saw revenues decline and had to jettison products in an attempt to save money over the last year, the former model's VBites went into administration in December. Paul McCartney's ex wife waived the company's £4.8 million debt to her when she bought up the company's plant, machinery, stock, IP, and social media pages. Just two weeks before Christmas, the vegetarian and vegan food chain went bust after 30 years of trading, with Ms Mills expressing sorrow for the company's demise after pouring 'blood, sweat, and tears' into it.

Heather Mills (left) has revived her vegan food empire in a last-minute £1 million deal after blaming the meat industry for the demise of her company. VBites' former model and animal rights campaigner, 56, who was married to Sir Paul McCartney for six years, established VBites in 1993. It progressed to become one of the UK's top manufacturers and wholesalers of plant-based meat and cheese, but it ran into difficulties in recent years as a result of Brexit and higher energy prices. The mother-of-one (inset), a Sussex mother, learned that VBites had entered administration, putting 112 jobs in danger two weeks before Christmas. Heather at the beginning of her VBites cafe in 2009.

As a nation of animal lovers, a vegan protester who confronts McDonald's customers with photos of factory farming and slaughterhouses has urged British people to reconsider their diet choices.'We're a nation of animal lovers.' Tarion Partridge, 25, has been vegan for more than five years and said that living in 'the easiest place to be vegan' makes it even more of an injustice' than not being a member of the United Kingdom. Despite growing commercialization and embrace of the vegan lifestyle, the percentage of the UK population has remained steady at around two or three percent since records were first published in 2019. Speaking to MailOnline, Ms Partridge asked: 'How can you claim to love animals with the same mouth you chew their bodies with? People are often unaware of what happens. They don't know the execution, they just see these packaged up bodies.'

The model and campaigner from Aldershot, Hampshire, who was left behind in 1988, has risen to prominence in a number of areas, including animal rights campaign, landmine campaign, or even skiing (pictured bottom right). She is also known for her famous marriage to - and even more famous divorce from - ex-Beatle Paul McCartney (both photographed center in 2002). Heather was pictured at the top of the charts in 2019.

In the midst of the cost-of-living crisis, annual sales of meat-free foods dropped by £35 million this year, a report published today, when also finding spending on vaping products increased. According to NielsenIQ and The Grocer's reports, value increases for snacks, chocolate, sport, and energy drinks, as well as fresh meat and pet care have seen significant rises in snack, milk, chocolate, sport, and pet care. Although some of the fastest-growing segments were a result of inflation, large decreases were recorded in cigarettes, loosening, spirits, and vegan foods. It comes as a result of rumors about the "death of veganism," the article said, with other grocery items down in value sales, such as champagne, sparkling wine, liquid soap, cider, and dried fruits. According to the Top Products' study, vaping was the fastest growing segment for the second year in a row, with Lost Mary vapes being the fastest growing category overall. In addition, researchers reported that own label sales increased by 12.8 percent as consumers sought value amid increasing inflation by moving away from branded products.

RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: During a debate about illegal migration on Nick Ferrari's excellent LBC breakfast show this week, a caller wondered: What if the small boats were going the other way? Regretfully, there wasn't time to investigate this area of inquiry before the ad break, or the news, or the most recent travel news, or whatever came next. Most listeners will have come away with the impression that the call was tongue-in-cheek. But it got me thinking: what if Dan from Dartford wasn't joking?What if Britain started shipping tens of thousands of migrants across the Channel to France ?Let's assume, for instance, that the EU suddenly closed its external borders to migrants crossing the Med illegally, backed by naval and military force? That's not as far-fetched as it seems.

This week, Heather Mills' VBites went into administration - one of at least ten major plant-based food and beverage companies to suffer from financial problems, plunging sales, or jettison ranges this year. The public's view of meat-free products is 'generally negative,' according to experts, especially anything with the word'vegan' on the label, comparing it to the rise of 'cool' craft beer and smoothies that resulted in a 'overproliferation of brands.' The price of meat-free snacks such as sausages, fish fingers, fake bacon, and other items are the same or more expensive than the real thing. Clients are back to meat because they are 'tired,' according to nutritionists, because maintaining protein intake is very difficult.' Nestle's Garden Gourmet plant-based vegan brand in the United Kingdom and Innocent stopped several dairy-free smoothies, boasting: 'We wanted to say a big thank you for buying them.' All five of you are so kind.' Heck has cut 10 out of 12 of its meat-free brands, with its boss admitting that customers were 'not there yet' when it came to buying many different vegan items. Heck has cut 10 out of 12 of its meat-free ranges, with its CEO admitting that shoppers were 'not there yet' when it came to buying a variety of vegan items.

Sir Paul McCartney's ex-wife, 55, claims that dark forces within rival food industries have undermined VBites, making it one of the UK's top plant-based meat and cheese manufacturers. Vegan businesses are being attacked by the meat and dairy industries, as well as celebrities who work. She said they ran dirty advertisement campaigns 'joking about plant milk, insulting lactose intolerant people, as well as ethical environmental animal advocates.' Ms Mills formed VBites with the "sole intention of propagating the plant-based movement" and establishing a factory in County Durham with the intention of converting her native north-east of England into a 'Silicon Valley of plant-based foods', such as vegan sausages, burgers, and fish fingers. The demise of Heather's food business came during a tough year for vegan brands as demand for meat-free products eased. According to a report released today, companies should now consider not placing vegan on labels if they want them to succeed with weary shoppers. Following her exile from the Beatles' genius and bitter divorce feud that culminated in her hurling water on Sir Paul's barrister Fiona Shackleton, Ms Mills, a former model and ski instructor, set out to raise veganism and animal rights, becoming the UK's'vegan queen.'

Feeding Creativity is McCartney's third book of vegetarian recipes; she and her fashion designer sister Stella co-created one; Vegetarianism used to be the favored cause of cranks and sandal-wearing lefties, but it has long since gone mainstream, and veggie cookbooks have topped the bestseller list.

On Monday, Sir Paul McCartney paid a loving tribute to his wife Nancy to mark their 12-year wedding anniversary. The former Beatles singer, 81, and the businesswoman, 63, have been married since 2011. To celebrate their 12th year of marriage, the music legend took to Instagram to post a loved-up snapshot of the couple enjoying some quality time together on holiday.

According to High Court (right) documents, Prince Harry (left) claims that he unlawfully obtained information from an interview he gave to highlight his 18th birthday. The prince confirmed he received a gift of golf clubs from his uncle Earl Spencer and planned to be at home at Highgrove on his big day with his father and brother. On September 16, 2002, the Daily Mirror published an article that based on the interview.

In the new documentary The Trials of Heather Mills, which airs at 9 p.m. on Channel 5, the former model (right)'s ghostwriter and confidante Pamela Cockerill appears. Heather's marriage with Paul McCartney began in the 90-minute TV special. Out On A Limb, a writer who wrote Heather's 1996 book, delves into the beginnings. The couple, who had a 25-year age difference, first met in May 1999 at the Pride of Britain Awards in London, just over a year after Paul's first wife Linda (left) died of breast cancer. Heather moved to Paul's house in Rye, East Sussex, which she previously shared with Linda following their lavish wedding in Glaslough, Ireland, in 2002. 'I think Heather found it very difficult to live in a house that was only a few years ago, Linda had lived in.' Inset: Paul and Linda with their daughters at their Rye home in 1976.

Sir Paul McCartney and his wife Nancy took a dip in the Caribbean sea in St Barts on Friday. The legendary singer, 63, was having the time of his life as he soaked up some sun with his lover. When frolicking on the beach, he could be seen sporting a long sleeved Nike rash vest to shield him from the UV rays.

CRAIG BROWN: Toni Gardiner (pictured), the 19-year-old daughter of a British Army officer from Suffolk, was working as a clandestine assistant on Lawrence Of Arabia's film set, according to a Tatler magazine. She met King Hussein of Jordan, 27, on one day. He had been disguised as a pirate for a fancy dress ball. The costume made him look scruffy, she told him. The King was seized aback by his aristocratic actions. 'For the first time in my life, there was a girl who expressed an interest in me as a human being,' he remembered.

Sir Paul McCartney was all smiles as he cosied up to wife Nancy at the Hollywood Palladium on Saturday evening. While wrapping an arm around Nancy's waist, the legendary musician looked sharp in a navy blazer he wore over a blue printed shirt and dark jeans.

Heather Mills, 55, who has only one leg, clocked in a record of 102.5 mph (164.95 km/h) in a 2015 attempt in Vars, southeast France. In the Guinness Book of World Records, the former model and amputee's triumphant try was finally revealed. Mills may have two more crowns in the skeleton and ski-jump, with two more announced later.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Some believed Heather Mills was on a slippery slope when she divorced Sir Paul McCartney in 2008, but the former model has shown that going downhill fast can be enthralling. Mills returned to competitive skiing two years after divorce, and she's only entered Guinness World Records as the fastest disabled skier of all time, after being caught in Vars, France, at 102 miles per hour. Amputee Mills, 55, says, 'I'm delighted to have finally made it into a book.' To combat the strains on the course, she wore a specially made prosthetic leg.

On Friday, Sir Paul McCartney stepped out of his London office with his fashion designer daughter Stella. As he was weighed down with a variety of shopping bags, the Beatles singer, 80, bundled up warm in a long plaid jacket that he layered over a navy shirt.