FOUNDER MEMBER OF CND Born Margaret Patricia Arrowsmith, into a fundamentalist Protestant family in Leamington Spa, she was always known as ‘Pat’. Her mother, Margaret Kingham, had been brought up in the Plymouth Brethren movement, […]
The last surviving original member of the SAS he was their desert navigator, leading daring raids against the enemy before working in intelligence after the war.
Fleeing Europe and the Nazis, she set up a photograph agency in London with her husband, which captured many famous images and supplied the world’s media.
A young goldsmith and designer he came to prominence when patronised by the Royal Family. His jewellery was innovative and original – and very expensive.
A Polish Jew who fought for the Red Army in the war, he emigrated to Israel to become their leading scientist – but all along he was a spy for the USSR.
Three successful sister musicians. One was an opera singer and TV reporter, another a Broadway producer and score writer – the survivor became a pop superstar.
An eccentric who stood for Parliament on many occasions, befriended celebrities and was a participant at a significant moment in British electoral history.
