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    Simon Mann may earn £2m from selling his story, says Max Clifford
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    But a book deal is likely to be Mann's biggest earner, with a newspaper serialisation split between a broadsheet and a tabloid Sunday newspaper. "It is a huge story – not just in this country but around the world ... But at the heart of it is the link with Mark Thatcher. A lot of it will depend on what he [Mann] can prove, how much evidence he has, and what can be written." Mann alleged that Thatcher – the son of Lady Thatcher – and a Lebanese businessman were behind part of a 2004 coup attempt in Equatorial Guinea. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
    It is a huge story – not just in this country but around the world ... But at the heart of it is the link with Mark Thatcher. A lot of it will depend on what he [Mann] can prove, how much evidence he has, and what can be written.
    Max Clifford – Max Clifford SOURCE: Guardian Unlimited 1 month ago
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Simon Mann may earn £2m from selling his story, says Max Clifford
  1. Providing that Thatcher is at the heart of it all a couple of million pounds over the next 12 months is easily obtainable. The potential [of his story] lends itself to a movie, TV documentary and a book. Over the next five years, if he knows what he's doing, he could create £10m.
    SOURCE: Guardian Unlimited 1 month ago

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