Michael Arditti

Michael Beloff QC drops names – but they’re not the ones we’re curious about

Chelsea Clinton, Jeffrey Archer and Cherie Booth feature - but he’s frustratingly reticent about representing Ian Brady or the Scientologists

Michael Beloff, as head of the International Cricket Council’s code of conduct commission, addresses the media in Dubai, October 2010. [Reuters/Nikhil Monteiro/Alamy]
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