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Never known to be averse to getting it out, Kate and hotpants were as inevitable a couple as Ronnie Wood and a 20-year-old Russian cocktail waitress, and the fact that she has included them in every single one of her collections for Topshop served to sway the swayable that this is a look they should not only admire in the pages of Grazia, but copy.
In reality the 67-year-old seems affable enough, earnest but swayable - rather like his alter ego Bob Ferris who, with feckless friend Terry Collier played by James Bolam, entertained millions of TV viewers.
 
 
 
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