Profumo Affair Collection

Lord Denning, Minister of the Rolls arrives at Waterloo Station to present his report into the Profumo scandal to the Prime Minister. 16th September 1963

Christine Keeler and Mandy Rice Davis - May 1987 seen here at the premiere of Scandal The film tells the story of the Pro fumo Affair LMAH003

AI IMAGE - Portrait of Christine Keeler, 1960s, (2023). Creator: Heritage Images
AI IMAGE - Portrait of Christine Keeler, 1960s, (2023). Keeler (1942-2017) was a British model who, during the Cold War, had an affair with a married Cabinet minister, John Profumo

Christine Keeler, mistress of John Profumo in her London flat. June 1980

Lord Denning at Whitchurch station to go to London to present his report into the Profumo scandal. 16th September 1963

Christine Keeler in her London flat. 19th June 1980

Christine Keeler in her London flat. 19th June 1980

Mollie Sugden and Mandy Rice-Davies at Cardiffs New Theatre. Where Mollie Sugden unveiled a plaque to commemorate the installation of a device to aid the hard of hearing

Mandy Rice-Davies, a former model and showgirl best known for her association with Christine Keeler and her role in the Profumo affair. Pictured in Cardiff to promote her book Mandy

Christine Keeler involved in the Profumo scandal today LMAH003

Christine Keeler arriving at the Old Bailey, London, 1963. Christine Keelers affair with John Profumo, the Secretary of State for War caused a scandal that rocked the Conservative government of

Mandy Rice Davies former call girl in the Profumo scandal pictured at home in Knightsbridge DBase msi brochure LMAH003

Lord Denning kisses his wife at their home in Whitchurch before leaving for London to present his report into the Profumo scandal to the Prime Minister 16th September 1963

Lord Denning, Minister of the Rolls at Waterloo Station to present his report into the Profumo scandal to the Prime Minister. 16th September 1963

Lord Denning, Minister of the Rolls (left), and his Secretary, Mr Tom Critchley present Dennings report into the Profumo scandal to the Prime Minister at 10 Downing Street. 16th September 1963

Lord Denning, Minister of the Rolls (left), and his Secretary, Mr Tom Critchley present Dennings report into the Profumo scandal to the Prime Minister at 10 Downing Street. 16th September 1963

Lord Denning, Minister of the Rolls, presents his report into the Profumo scandal. 16th September 1963

Mandy Rice-Davies, who is in South Wales in the Cabaret, pictured in the sea at Penarth, Vale of Glamorgan, Wales. Circa 1965

Room 204 at the War Office. It is the office of the Secretary of State for War... left vacant by the abrupt departure of Mr John Profumo

John Profumo with his son David - August 1963 arriving in Scotland The former Minister for War resigned after misleading Parliament about his involvement with Christine Keeler

Cassius Clay reading the Daily Mirror, after his World Title Fight win against Henry Cooper. Headline: The Profumos Come Home. 19th June 1963

Christine Keeler - July 1963 arriving at her London flat after she had been away in the country

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"The Profumo Affair: A Scandal that Shook the Nation" In June 1980, Christine Keeler, the infamous mistress of John Profumo, found herself once again in the spotlight. As she arrived at her London flat, memories of the scandal that had rocked Britain in 1963 came flooding back. The Old Bailey trial had been a spectacle like no other, and now Keeler was facing its haunting echoes. Lord Denning, renowned for his role in investigating the affair, made his way to Whitchurch station on his journey to London. His report had uncovered shocking truths about high-ranking officials and their involvement with Keeler and her associates. It was a momentous occasion as he prepared to present his findings. Meanwhile, inside her London flat on that fateful day in June 1980, Christine Keeler reflected on the events that had forever changed her life. The Profumo scandal had thrust her into notoriety and left an indelible mark on British society. But it wasn't just Keeler who became entangled in this web of intrigue. Mollie Sugden and Mandy Rice-Davies were also caught up in the storm surrounding the affair. They were seen together at Cardiff's New Theatre during those tumultuous times when secrets were revealed and reputations shattered. Years later, in May 1987 at a movie premiere event, Christine Keeler reunited with Mandy Rice-Davies – two women forever linked by their involvement in one of history's most sensational scandals. Their presence served as a reminder of how deeply ingrained this chapter remained within public consciousness. Even today, images resurface capturing moments from that dark period known as the Profumo scandal. One such photo shows Christine Keeler still bearing witness to its enduring impact years after its explosive revelation. Mandy Rice-Davies too found herself captured by cameras once more; this time at home reflecting upon her past as a call girl entangled in the Profumo affair.