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Williams's marriage broke down and she was known to conduct a series of affairs with successful men and wished to remain unattached. Paedophile teacher who abducted 15-year-old schoolgirl and fled to France is fired from his new job at a Kent bakery after employers learn about his 'sensitive history'Prince William 'has only read passages of Spare', but rejected two attempts by Harry to set up a meeting via a mutual friend after publication When Mary got home after the meal, Marcia had telephoned and announced that she wanted to see her immediately. She had two sons during her relationship with Walter Terry, one-time political editor of the Daily Mail, and had a five-year marriage to George Williams. She also worked as a Mail columnist and wrote two books about her time in Downing Street. Marcia Williams returned [home] late, and they were both worried about Mr Williams waiting up for her,’ Caunt claimed. ‘They agreed on a secret sign at the executive committee meeting the next morning [sugar in the saucer] if Mr Williams had been awake and asked questions.’