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Joan Collins’s diary: Why I gave up on Ascot – and where I go instead

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The Spectator Magazine Summer Party at Their office in Old Queen Street Westminster London Joan Collins and Percy Gibson [Alan Davidson/The Picture Library Ltd]
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