Tara Palmer-Tomkinson

The taxman has stopped the attempt, arguing that they should be handled in the same way as potato crisps, which also attracts VAT at 20%. Walkers, a PepsiCo food and drink company, has argued that because the product is marked as poppadoms on the pack, they should be free of VAT. The makers of Jaffa Cafes used a similar tactic in the past, when they defeated HMRC's attempt to have them classified as a chocolate covered biscuit rather than a cake, which would have included VAT to the price. Anne Fairpo dismissed Walker's allegations regarding the word on the packs with a dismissive nodal. 'Nominative determinism is not a characteristic of snack foods,' she said. "Calling a snack food "Hula Hoops" does not mean one could twistl that product around one's midriff.'

They are now known as a dynamic double act. Prince William is barely mentioned without Kate, the Prince and Princess of Wales. And dutiful William, the father of three children, has a history, so it's easy to forget. Despite all, there was a long line of eligible bachelorettes eager to capture the future King's gaze. And yes, some of them did...

Tramp, a wealthy, popular, and royal playground, has closed suddenly, and it seems that it has been illegally sold. After members of a £1,000 yearly subscription received an email advising them that the club has been canceled, a byword for nocturnal overindulgence, inebriation, and sinking into sensual dissatisfaction in Mayfair seems to be uncertain. Johnny Gold, the club's legendary Founder, opened the club on December 18, 1969. Mick Jagger was a founder member of the First Night, and hellraisers Peter Sellers, Michael Caine, and Richard Harris were with him on the opening night. Tramp became a film and rock 'n' roll celebrity overnight. When in London, the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Marlon Brando, and Charlton Heston were all regulars. Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor will both be able to pass by. On one night, three James Bonds, Roger Moore, Sean Connery, and George Lazenby were all in the club having dinner at the same time, which was Tramp's pulling power. Jack Nicholson French-kissed a tramp outside the club's unassuming entrance on Jermyn Street one night. Keith Moon, the Who's legendary drummer, had a penchant for removing all of his clothes and dancing naked. He was barred from removing a crystal chandelier on one occasion, but after his chauffeur returned with £500, he was allowed back 48 hours later, naked and strapped to his iconic white Rolls-Royce's bonnet before bursting away at dawn. George Best was at Tramp. Best once punched regular Sir Michael Caine on a night when the footballer appeared to muscle in on Bill Wyman's birthday, when the footballer uninhibitedly turned up with almost a dozen women in tow. In fact, it was reported that girls dressed up for Annabel's nearby Tramp and then they erupted for Tramp. Tara Palmer-Tomkinson was assured of her entry when she turned up in nothing more than a bikini under an open fur coat for her 21st birthday party.