Newspaper apologises for McCartney 'miscarriage' story

Paul McCartney has received an apology from a British newspaper which falsely claimed his wife had suffered a miscarriage.

Mon, 15 Aug, 2005 - 10:10

Paul McCartney has received an apology from a British newspaper which falsely claimed his wife had suffered a miscarriage.

The former Beatle and Heather Mills-McCartney were described as grief-stricken and struggling to cope with the loss of an unborn baby in an article published in The People on June 26.

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