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Elaine Wilson obituary

Elaine Wilson obituary
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The Back Room: A Post-Auction World

The Back Room: A Post-Auction World
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Tatler unveils new generation of It Girls

The It Girls of the nineties and noughties were notorious for their antics, flitting from party to party, embarking on scandalous love affairs and wearing skimpy clothing. However now society bible Tatler has compiled the list of the new generation of socialites who are lighting up the social scene - and asking how they shape up compared to the legends who came before them. Among those featured are Princess Diana s twin nieces Lady Eliza and Amelia Spencer, 28, who the magazine compared to former model and actress Isabella Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe, now 41. Meanwhile supremely popular Evie Henderson is said to be the new iteration of Noughties It Girl Lady Victoria Hervey, and Stella Jones, daughter of the Clash guitarist Mick Jones, is named the new rock chick on the scene after the rebellious socialite Amanda de Cadenet.

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Revealed: The unis who let in the fewest state school students

State school students are still underrepresented at nearly half of the country’s unis, we can reveal, as new stats show the extent of the class divide in education. At 81 out of 189 unis – or 42 per cent – less than 93 per cent of students were from state schools, according to new data on those starting uni in 2019/20 released by HESA. Nationally, just seven per cent of pupils attend private schools. Oxbridge’s struggles with state school intake invariably attracts a lot of attention, but Edinburgh, Durham, St Andrews, and Exeter are all doing worse at admitting state school students than Cambridge is.

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