The name of Christine Keeler, who died earlier this week at age 75, is unlikely to resonate with women in the thick of the #metoo campaign around the world and especially in the US where politicians, journalists and movie moguls are paying the price for decades of entrenched bigotry. They should spare a thought for a woman who, at just 19 years, played a leading role in the Profumo Scandal, which eventually brought down Harold Macmillan’s government in 1963.
Notoriety has stalked the strikingly beautiful Keeler ever since. A black and white photo of her modelling nude against a
Notoriety has stalked the strikingly beautiful Keeler ever since. A black and white photo of her modelling nude against a
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