Pro-hunting TV chef dies
Clarissa Dickson Wright, the rural sports campaigner and TV cooking celebrity, has died in hospital
Clarissa Dickson Wright
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Could Gwyneth play Clarissa Dickson Wright in biopic?
The cook, well-known from TV's Two fat Ladies, has been approached by Hollywood about turning her life story into a film
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Clarissa Dickson-Wright and Sir Mark Prescott plead guilty to hare coursing
Celebrity cook Clarissa Dickson-Wright and successful racehorse trainer Sir Mark Prescott have been "absolutely discharged" of hunting offences after pleading guilty to hare coursing at Scarborough Magistrates Court
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Absolute discharge for Peter Easterby in hare coursing trial
Judge slams Hunting Act as "extremely difficult to interpret"
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Clarissa Dickson-Wright and Janet Street-Porter vie for rural hero
Hunting campaigner Clarissa Dickson-Wright and British veal campaigner Janet Street-Porter go head to head for the Countryside Alliance's Rural Hero of 2008 award
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Court date for Clarissa Dickson Wright and Sir Mark Prescott
An August date has been set for the trial of Two Fat Ladies star Clarissa Dickson Wright and the racehorse trainer Sir Mark Prescott
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Date set for 'hare coursing' trial at Scarborough Magistrates Court
Peter Easterby, Sir Mark Prescott, Clarissa Dickson Wright and four other defendants are to tried for alleged illegal hare-coursing at Scarborough Magistrates Court in April
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Sir Mark Prescott court case adjourned
Racehorse trainer Sir Mark Prescott and TV cook Clarissa Dickson Wright have appeared in court to face allegations that they been involved in illegal hare coursing.
