Sex-and-shopping row: Sequel looms: legal action likely to be renewed: Correction
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Your support makes all the difference.CELIA BRAYFIELD asks us to point out that her interview in Writing magazine, which caused complaint by Shirley Conran when it appeared in July/August 1994, was given before terms of settlement of an earlier dispute with Ms Conran were agreed in June and indeed before the dispute had even arisen (Independent on Sunday, 7 August).
Ms Brayfield had not sent the offending CV to Writing magazine and was not aware that it had a copy. We accept that she did not breach her undertaking to Ms Conran in June to refrain from issuing the CV again, and we apologise to Ms Brayfield for having suggested that she had.
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