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Newspaper Article
Archer's wife `cross with Jeffrey' over false alibi in `Star' libel case
1999
Overview
Lord Archer's wife described her husband as \"decent and generous spirited\" last night as the novelist peer posed for photographers at their home in Cambridgeshire, with a discreetly place \"sorry\" letter on his desk. The couple posed for photographers at their home, but did not invite any journalists to record their thoughts. One photograph showed Lord Archer writing a letter of apology amid the many letters piled on his desk. One of the apology letters was addressed to Mr Robert Halfon, who was a member of Lord Archer's mayoral campaign team: \"I write to thank you for all the work you did on my campaign and over the past two-and-a-half years. I could write pages expressing my sorrow, but for now I simply want to apologise for having let you down. You deserved better. As ever, Jeffrey.\"
Publisher
The Irish Times DAC
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