Hugo’s love Cindy and her right to bare arms…

Hugo Vickers, a distinguished royal biographer, is accustomed to documenting the Windsors’ milestones.

But it is his new girlfriend who is celebrating the milestone in his own life.

American Cindy Jackson, known as the ‘queen of plastic surgery’, announced that she felt able to display her bare arms in public for the first time in a quarter of a century.

The 70-year-old, who once hit the headlines after dating royal staffer James Hewitt, underwent surgery costing around £10,000 to remove fat from her upper arms and place it on her hands.

‘I had a brachioplasty, or upper arm lift, so now I have the right to open my arms,’ he says. ‘Arm lift surgeries are the new face lift surgeries.’

The 74-year-old was photographed with Hugo at Kitty Fisher’s restaurant in Mayfair; It was his first time going out since going under the knife.

‘This was the first time I’d worn sleeveless in 25 years,’ says Cindy.

He wanted to have the surgery done by himself because of the derogatory comments people made.

‘They always say you can tell how old a person really is by looking at their hands,’ adds Cindy, who describes herself as an aesthetic and anti-aging expert. ‘So they can’t do this anymore.’

In 2011, it was reported that Cindy, who was modeled after Barbie, had previously undergone a world-record 52 aesthetic treatments.

In April, I revealed he was dating Eton graduate Hugo, who has three children with his ex-wife Elizabeth Vickers, his second cousin whom he married in 1995.

“I first met him when I was six,” he explained. ‘She was a little girl riding a tricycle. This happened in 1970, when I was 18.’

He joked: ‘I’m a thoroughly modern man. For professional reasons, I allowed my daughter-in-law to use her maiden name. ‘It is necessary to make concessions.’

Dua’s greetings to her new mother-in-law

The dramatic wide-brimmed hat that pop princess Dua Lipa wore to marry actor Callum Turner on Sunday wasn’t just a nod to the hat Bianca Jagger wore when she exchanged wedding vows with Sir Mick in 1971.

Dua Lipa’s hat attracted a lot of attention after her marriage to Callum Turner

Stephen Jones created Dua’s hat

I’d say it’s also a tribute to Callum’s mother, Rosemary.

The hat was created by milliner Stephen Jones, who worked with Dua’s mother-in-law at her first shop, PX, in London’s Covent Garden in the 1980s.

Hatter says, “I congratulate Dua Lipa and Callum, whom I have known since she was a baby.”

Rosemary, who raised Callum Chelsea council estate, now a psychotherapist.

Last month, I reported that BBC comedy chief Jon Petrie had vowed to ‘camp outside’ new director-general Matt Brittin’s office; ‘it’s like I’m trying to buy Wimbledon tickets, meet him and make him understand how vital it is that the BBC continues to support comedy.’ Maybe Petrie’s name wasn’t on the Brittin ballot. Petrie left the BBC yesterday and wrote Have I Got News For You? announced his participation in the program. The producer named Hat Trick as the new creative director.

How biker Victoria gets the boys spinning

Victoria Pendleton has won two Olympic gold medals and nine World Championship gold medals, but the cyclist admits her talents have taken a toll on her love life.

‘I’ve never had a boyfriend, mostly because I was too focused on sport,’ the former Strictly Come Dancing contestant, 45, admits.

Victoria, who was married to Olympic cycling coach Scott Gardner for five years until 2018, explains: ‘I thought she would impress her men by beating them. But now I realize that most men, unfortunately, are not very impressed when you beat them in sports. ‘This was my fault.’

Victoria admits men take a backseat when it comes to the pursuit of sporting excellence

Sir Keir Starmer’s Britain is truly turning into a banana republic! The Prime Minister’s friend Hunter Davies, who lives in north London, said he grew the fruit in his garden. ‘An unusual consequence of this incredible spell of tropical weather is that my banana plant is bearing fruit for the first time in nearly 30 years,’ says The Beatles’ authorized biographer. ‘I displayed them in a bucket of water for the whole street to admire. ‘They’re small and green but you never know, they might turn yellow.’

Prince Ed to tour school in ‘bully fight’

When the Duke of Edinburgh visits Today, at St Julian’s School in Portugal, his late parents, Queen Elizabeth II, were honored. He will follow in the footsteps of Elizabeth and Prince Philip.

But what Prince Edward may not know is that Britain’s top international school, where one of Madonna’s children is a pupil, is at the center of a fierce debate over bullying of children.

I understand that a small number of students have been withdrawn from school by parents who were unhappy with the school’s handling of their complaints.

‘What started as physical bullying turned into sustained psychological bullying, including verbal abuse, humiliation and exclusion,’ one parent told me. ‘The school has failed to comply with its own anti-bullying and behavior policies. ‘I’m picking up my child from school.’

Another parent who withdrew his child said: ‘They didn’t want to deal with the bullies’ parents. I think there’s a lot of fear in that school.’

Headteacher Paul Morgan told me: ‘Like all large schools we occasionally receive allegations of bullying behavior… We take each one extremely seriously.’

Robert Kenyon, Reform UK’s candidate in this month’s Makerfield by-election, is not exactly a Full Monty, suggests historian Lord (Andrew) Roberts. He likened the contest to the first battle of El Alamein in the Second World War, and its leader Nigel Farage to the heroic Viscount Montgomery of Alamein. ‘Perhaps he was forgetting that Montgomery was not present at that battle, but at the Second Battle of El Alamein four months later,’ observed Lord Roberts. ‘There was pressure on the right flank of General Sir Claude Auchinleck, who commanded the British Army in the first war; A similar situation to what Mr. Kenyon is currently experiencing.’