Paul McCartney was born in Liverpool on the 18th of June 1942 and whilst baptized as a Roman Catholic, his parents, James and Mary, did not apply any pressure on him to follow any particular religious path.
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Gordon Ramsay: From Kitchen Nightmares to Hell’s Kitchen and Beyond
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From Boddingtons to School Mum Makeovers: Melanie Sykes
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Sir Richard Branson: Adventures of a Virgin Entrepreneur
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Welsh Rarebit: The Upmarket Cheese on Toast
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Eton Mess
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Who Needs Meat? The Perfect Indian Vegetarian Curry
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Property: Is Now a Good Time to Invest in Buy-to-Let?
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The Land of Shakespeare
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Exploring the Thames by Riverboat: Westminster to Hampton Court Palace
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