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George Osborne was allegedly a regular guest at parties dominatrix Natalie Rowe organised at her flat in the early 1990s.

The police claimed they were looking for drugs.

No drugs were found in the two-hour search.

Natalie Rowe says the police questioned her about her  forthcoming autobiography.

The book is expected to make ­embarrassing new claims about George Osborne.

In 1994, a photo emerged which showed George Osborne and Natalie alongside what is alleged to be a line of cocaine.

The photo above was taken "at a party to celebrate her getting ­pregnant by her aristocratic boyfriend William Sinclair."

Natalie met George Osborne through William Sinclair, a descendent of one of Britain's biggest landowners.

Sinclair and Osborne were both members of Oxford University's notorious Bullingdon Club.

Natalie Rowe's path from teenage - Telegraph

Natalie Rowe states: "It was definitely cocaine on the table. 

"I said to George jokingly, 'When you are Prime Minister one day, I will have all the dirty goods on you' - and he laughed."

Natalie Rowe states that Osborne and Sinclair "found the paddles and the whips, the chains and the handcuffs.

"But they found it quite amusing.”


George Osborne, Andy Coulson,....

The police raid on Natalie's flat happened two days after it was first reported she was planning to publish and serialise her book.

Natalie reports: "I was dressed only in my knickers and a top..."

"They went through all my drawers..."

They also examined documents relating to Natalie's book.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/george-osborne-cops-raid-home


Pat Kirkwood.

We read in The Telegraph about a one-woman musical, Pat Kirkwood is Angry, which quotes from private letters that the Duke of Edinburgh wrote to the late actress.


Ward and his girls.

The Telegraph also mentions the West End show by Andrew Lloyd Webber about the Profumo affair.

"Mandrake hears that the musical will feature claims about Prince Philip's connections to Dr Stephen Ward."

The Profumo affair has links to Mossad, the CIA and MI6.

Private photographs of a young Prince Philip were obtained by Russian spy Yevgeny Ivanov, during the Cold War.

The photos allegedly show events at Soho's Thursday Club, whose members included Stephen Ward, the Duke of Edinburgh,  David Niven, Peter Ustinov, and 'a cheerfully louche group of men, artists and actors, photographers and aristocrats' which took the Prince 'to the edge of a gamey, and indeed seamy, set'.

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