PRINCE ANDREW'S former girlfriend Koo Stark, and her new baby Tatiana, yesterday helped launch National Breastfeeding Week in Britain at London's Chelsea and Westminster Hospital.
Meanwhile, Andrew has been linked romantically with Henriette Peace (29), daughter of a wine seller, who works as a researcher for the BBC.
The Mirror, quoting a friend of the prince, reported that Andrew's former wife Sarah Ferguson had no objection to the new relationship.
Salman Rushdie yesterday accused European governments of giving Iranian terrorists "carte blanche" to attack critics of the fundamentalist regime.
Rushdie was speaking on BBC 1's Paaorama as it investigated Iran's network in the West and the fundamentalist regime's links with Germany, its biggest trading partner.
Gary Barlow (25), the former Take That star turned solo artist, has joined rock legends Prince, George Michael and Lenny Kravitz in having a wax work of himself displayed at London's Rock Circus.
Barlow, who has written hits which include Pray, A Million Lovesongs, Babe and Everything Changes, said it was a "brilliant" likeness.
Marianne Faithfull has undergone a minor operation after contracting a leg infection during a concert tour in Greece. The former Rolling Stones groupie is expected to leave the private clinic in northern Greece, where she has been treated since Saturday. She has cancelled her concerts until next Thursday.