The duke divorced Margaret in 1963 and she died in 1993 – 30 years of infamy that starkly contrasted with the splendour of her youth. Margaret Argyll never learnt to boil a kettle and never once made ...

When 17-year-old Margaret Whigham made her society debut in 1930, resplendent in turquoise in a sea of young women dressed in traditional white, she was an instant sensation. Named London’s ...

An heiress who scandalised British high society as much as she dominated it, Margaret Whigham thought she'd finally met her match in the duke of Argyll. Margaret was a divorced socialite, who had ...

You’re the top, You’re Mussolini, You’re Mrs. Sweeny, You’re Camembert. Back in 1935, when Cole Porter’s Anything Goes was the hottest ticket in town, Margaret Whigham Sweeny was more ...

Tonight's episode of A Very British Sex Scandal will focus on Margaret, the Duchess of Argyll - a glittering socialite who found herself at the centre of one of the most notorious divorces in ...

Lyndsy Spence, who wrote The Grit in the Pearl: The Scandalous Life of Margaret, Duchess of Argyll (2019), claimed that Joe was the headless man in the Polaroid.

The Channel 5 programme, airing at 9pm this evening, will look at the sensational story that saw the Duchess of Argyll's life uprooted into scandal.

In "Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret," Judy Blume's book is tweaked to give the adults more dramatic movie moments. Here's what's changed.

Season five of "The Crown" shows Princess Margaret reuniting with her first love, Peter Townsend. The royal made plans to marry her father's former equerry in the 1950s after his divorce. However ...

Who were the Duke and Duchess of Argyll, and what happened during their divorce? The stars of A Very British Scandal go over the true story that inspired the show.