Sabrina Guinness
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Sabrina Guinness, to James Guinness and his wife Pauline, née Mander.
She runs the charity Youth Cable Television in London
London
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, is an heiress
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 in the Guinness family
Guinness family
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, and is famous for her contacts in the media
Mass media
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 world. In 1979 she dated Prince Charles
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 before his courtship with Lady Diana Spencer
Diana, Princess of Wales
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Youth Cable Television was set up in 1995 with the help of Greg Dyke
Greg Dyke
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. Formerly she worked as PA
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 for David Stirling
David Stirling
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, the founder of the SAS
Special Air Service
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Her twin sister Miranda is married to Keith Payne, the designer of rock concert special effects.
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