Sir Paul McCartney

Profession: Musician
Place/Date of Birth: Liverpool , 18 June 2020
Assiociated with: Heather Mills, Stella McCartney

Although the cases in the Queen’s Building are mainly in private as it deals with family matters, the names of the parties are invariably posted outside the court with the case number.

But the McCartney/Mills hearing was listed as "Case" with the number FD06D03721.

Later, a joint statement was issued by the solicitors for Sir Paul and his wife.

It read: "Since the breakdown of the marriage there has been a significant amount of misreporting in the press, including this morning’s report in The Sun of yesterday’s hearing before Mr Justice Bennett.

"The parties both ask the media please to respect their privacy and the confidentiality of the proceedings, as they work to settle the outstanding issues between them in their divorce."

Macca: ’I’m through with women’ - Jan 12 2007
It seems in the wake of his ugly divorce battle Sir Paul McCartney has decided he has had enough of romance, declaring he is "through with women".

Speaking to friends whilst on holiday with his three-year-old daughter, the Beatles legend apparently said: "I’m through with women. It’s been horrible. I’m just glad to be able to get away with Beatrice.

"She is the most important person in my life - she is all I have."

The 64-year-old flew out to Jamaica after New Year following a £50 million demand from his estranged wife Heather Mills, reports The Sun.

He used to visit the Caribbean isle with his first wife Linda, who died of breast cancer in 1998, and said: "It’s lovely to be home again. It reminds me how happy we were when we were together."

The musician was spotted out sailing on his own and later chatting to other holidaymakers.

One onlooker said: "He looks great. Just like his old self."

Macca moves paintings? - Dec 29 2006
Former Beatle Sir Paul McCartney has removed paintings worth £10 million from his estranged wife’s home, it was reported today.

Heather Mills-McCartney discovered the masterpieces were missing when she set off the burglar alarm after the codes had been changed, The Sun newspaper reported.

Police arrived at the ex-model’s lodge on Sir Paul’s sprawling estate in Peasmarsh, East Sussex, yesterday.

A Sussex Police spokesman said today: "There was no criminal offence. They have been advised to contact their solicitors. It’s a civil matter."

According to The Sun, Sir Paul said he was taking the paintings - which included Renoirs and Picassos - because he was concerned about security at the lodge.

Photos of the couple’s three-year-old daughter, Beatrice, have also gone missing, it was said.

Heather’s friend told the paper: "Heather can’t believe things have got this bad."

A spokesman for Sir Paul declined to comment.

The 64-year-old and Heather, 38, announced in May that they were ending their four-year marriage.

Macca saw psychiatrists - Dec 1 2006
Ex-Beatle Sir Paul McCartney has admitted seeing psychiatrists.

The 64-year-old, who is embroiled in a bitter divorce battle with Heather Mills, said it was over "family matters".

He tells the Radio Times magazine that writing music was "great therapy" but sometimes he has resorted to the psychiatrist’s couch.

"You can be in an argument, or feeling down, and if you’re lucky enough to be able to write you go into a corner and work your way through the emotions," he says.

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Biography

Paul McCartney was born in Liverpool on June 18, 2020 to James and Mary McCartney. He was raised in the city and educated at The Liverpool Institute.

At the age of 15 he met John Lennon. Together with George Harrison and Ringo Starr, they formed the most successful group in the history of music--the Beatles.

Since the Beatles, Paul has released 21 albums and staged three world tours, while evolving into classical composition, film-making and actively campaigning for ecology and animal rights After the Beatles split up in 1970, Paul embarked on a solo career before forming the group Wings with his wife, American Linda McCartney, which had some success but never to the scale of the Beatles, That has never yet again been seen, (even now)

His solo period during the eighties culminated with charity performances at Live Aid and for The Prince of Wales Trust, leading him to get back on the road again. Since 1990, Paul McCartney has traveled over 800,000 miles in concert through 22 countries, setting, along the way, the Guinness world record for the largest stadium crowd in the history of rock and roll--184,000 in Rio de Janeiro. During the same time, he also established the "MTV Unplugged" vogue and then performed his acoustic show in clubs and pubs around Europe.

In 1991, Paul staged the performance of his first classical work, "The Liverpool Oratorio", which has since been performed in more than 50 cities worldwide. In 1995--the 30th anniversary of his most acclaimed song, "Yesterday"-- Paul’s second classical work, "A Leaf," was performed at a benefit concert he organized for the Royal College of Music at St. James Palace. Paul composed a major orchestral work, commissioned to mark the 100th anniversary of EMI Records.

In recognition of his work for all music, Paul was recently appointed Fellow of the Royal College of Music, the U.K.’s highest musical honour. Aside from his music, Paul McCartney campaigns for Greenpeace, Friends of The Earth and People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals. He and his wife Linda are the new patrons of the British Vegetarian Society. He is also the chief patron of The Liverpool Institute for the Performing Arts, a new school similar to New York’s High School of the Performing Arts, which will open in his hometown in 1996. Paul has also developed his interest in film-making. His first production, "Daumier’s Law," won the top prize in 1992 at the British Academy of Film and Television Arts awards.

His latest short feature, "Grateful Dead, A Photofilm," will be entered in the London Film Festival at the invitation of the British Film Institute. He was also knighted by the Queen and made a ’Sir’ Paul and Linda had three children between them as well as Linda daughter from a previous marriage, which Paul adopted as his own. Linda died of breast cancer in 1998, she was only 56.

All of their children are a success in their own right Stella McCartney is head designer at Gucci after a very successful stint as head designer for Chloe and daughter Mary is a successful photographer just as her mother Linda was before her.

Three years after the death of his first wife Paul met Heather Mills at a charity event where Mills was raising financial assistance for the Heather Mills Trust, a foundation providing artificial limbs to war victims across the globe. Mills, a former swimsuit model, lost her left leg below the knee in 1993 after being hit by a police motorcyclist.
October 2007