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Paul McCartney reduces Heather Mills' divorce offer

Sir Paul McCartney has slashed his divorce offer by £43 million

following estranged wife Heather Mills' TV outbursts.

The Beatles legend, who is currently embroiled in a bitter divorce battle with Heather, is said to be fuming after she attacked him on several UK and US TV shows and has now offered her just £7 million.

A source said: "The war between them has just gone to a new level. Paul knows she will go all out to damage his reputation."

During her TV outbursts, Heather blamed Paul for the breakdown of their marriage, claimed she felt suicidal and persecuted since receiving death threats, branded Paul's daughter Stella "evil" and likened herself to the late Princess Diana.

Heather was dropped by her legal team Mischon de Reya following her rants, and she will now represent herself at the next divorce hearing in February.

Paul is convinced Heather's TV appearances have weakened her case and he is confident he can thrash out a £7 million settlement.

However, Heather is planning to hit back by selling 10 explosive secret tapes she made during their marriage.

The 39-year-old vegan - who lost her left leg below the knee following a motorbike accident in 1993 - reportedly has recordings that prove Paul accepted blame for the breakdown of their marriage, took Viagra pills to spice up their sex life and mocked her disability.

Meanwhile, Paul is planning to confirm he is dating Nancy Shevell when they attend Harvey Weinstein's wedding together next month.

Movie mogul Weinstein will marry British fashion designer Georgina Chapman in Connecticut on December 15.

Paul was first linked to the married millionairess after they were photographed kissing in the Hamptons last month.

The pair spent the weekend in the exclusive New York resort, having dinner, enjoying cocktails and visiting each other's mansions.

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Heather's spokesman blasted the comic for suggesting she use her disability to hide a camera to gather evidence against Sir Paul McCartney in their bitter divorce battle.

And mocking her fame in his show for 5,500 in his home city of Birmingham, he added: "I'm sure we'll meet in about three years... in the Big Brother house."

He also joked that The Who's Pete Townshend looked up paedophilia on the net because he is "getting old and forgot what the word meant".
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Heather Mills campaign
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Another day, another Heather Mills campaign. This time she demands we drink rat's milk, abandon dairy products and save the planet from meat pies.

The slogan for one of her posters? "You haven't got a leg to stand on." Unbelievable.

She may not persuade a single one of us to stop eating meat or drinking cow's milk, but Heather has already achieved something I'd have thought impossible.

She's made it acceptable to laugh at disability. Well done, pet. Is that really what you wanted? Mirror

Read Heather Mills latest deranged speech...




Seriously, what is with this woman? Not content with attacking the media and claiming that she’s treated worse than a paedophile, she’s now gone on to launch a tirade against the rich, labelling them “snobbish”. That’s right, soon-to-be-millionaire Heather Mills. Speaking at a talk last night in Dublin, Heather said, “Sadly, you have to mix at a certain level of people to raise the level of funds you need to bring about the greater good. These people are very snobby – they’re either snobby or they’re stingy.” Her totally self-involved rant didn’t end there, as she went on to suggest that she was being picked on because she is a woman, saying, “I’m a woman who puts fear into men who want to control women.” Oh come on, what paranoid planet are you living on, Heather? When is she going to realise that the public’s dislike of her is nothing to do with the fact that she’s a woman, the ex-wife of a Beatle, or a charity worker, but everything to do with her zero charisma and general horribleness. We admire you for all your hard work, Heather, but until you stop taking yourself so seriously you’re not getting any sympathy from us. You’re a girl who married a rich man. The end.


How Heather made Paris cry...



Seriously! heatworld can hardly believe it is about to write this, but we think we might be on Heather's side for once *ducks below parapet*. During her lunatic rant speech last night, Heather recalled the time she invited fur-loving Paris round and showed her animal cruelty footage of cats being drowned and dogs being skinned. No wonder she hasn't got any mates. "It turned out she (Paris) had that breed of cat and she was in floods and floods of tears," Heather said. "After she had used a box of tissues she said, 'I will never, ever wear fur again and I will hand all my fur over tomorrow', and she did."
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Heather weathers another storm

As a personage who recently classified herself as "responsible for nine countries, Fern", it was only a matter of time before Heather Mills was forced to sign up a new spokeslunatic, and this Comtesse Michele Elyzabeth announced on Wednesday that the outgoing Lady McCartney has banned several news outlets from even reporting on her divorce.

"Most British press is out," the poodle-toting PR explained to an American gossip column, "including the Daily Mirror and the Mail."

Mm. They totally got that memo. As for Heather, she spent the same evening making a speech to the Trinity College Dublin Philosophical Society, who were making her an honorary patron - a move entirely to their credit, following another week of crystalline reasoning from the old girl.

Explaining what draws her to billionaires, she said: "Sadly, you have to mix at a certain level of people to raise the funds you need to bring about the greater good. These people who have lots of money, they're either snobby or they're stingy."

Anything else?

"If you look at every single person in the history of the world who has tried to make a difference, you'll find a very long section of their lives where they were treated horrifically by the government or by the media."

Oh, and there's some further piece of luminous idiocy on the matter of our animal underlings, but which of us has the strength this week for any more discourse on the science of rodent lactation? (Incidentally, it is the policy of Lost in Showbiz to force-feed any letters from animals rights activists to actual animals. So before you put pen to cruelly indigestible paper, work out whether you want to be part of the problem or part of the solution.)
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Paul McCartney's tour blow



Sir Paul McCartney said his divorce could disrupt a tour next year as it is "dictating" his life.

The former Beatle, promoting his new album, said he wants to play the US. But he added: "I don't want to talk about my divorce, though it has a bearing on that."

Sir Paul, 65, in a legal battle with Heather Mills, said his music helps.

He told the Chicago Tribune: "I just try to keep my head down and get on with my music.


"That's the great thing, the great healer. I'm trying to make an antidote."

Sir Paul and Heather's daughter Beatrice, four, is bemused by old photos of dad. He said: "It's spooky, she puts it best.

"She sees pictures of me in The Beatles, and she'll say, 'That's daddy when he was different'."
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McCartney's year of patience


Sir Paul McCartney has revealed that he has learnt to be patient during his divorce battle with Heather Mills.

The 65-year-old, looking back on a "quite exciting" year, was asked what he had learnt.

He joked: "F**k all. Algebra? B Minor? Patience, perhaps?

"Obviously the low point was the whole divorce thing.


"That situation isn't madly great. But there you go. Patience is required. It's happening and I'm working through the process."

The ex-Beatle said the stressful break-up and legal wranglings were unlikely to figure in his songs.

He told Word Magazine: "I tend to do hopeful songs in order to counteract the angst. I'm not so good at angst-ridden songs. My natural optimism tends to take over."
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