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Published: 00:26 BST, 11 January 2016 | Updated: 14:20 BST, 11 January 2016
To the tight-knit community of Heaton Mersey, a working-class suburb of Stockport adjoining the M60, it has become quite the local soap opera.
A blonde, pale-skinned woman, who converted to Islam a few years ago, has moved into a small and somewhat tatty rented home with a local Asian man. The 48-year-old ‘married’ her bearded paramour, Sohale Ahmed, a well-known activist for Muslim charities, in a ‘religious’ ceremony two years ago.
Clad in a colourful hijab, and often accompanied by her two, similarly attired daughters (from a previous marriage), the woman — who is far taller than the man she calls her ‘husband’ — has since attracted plenty of attention on the local streets.
Not all of it is good, though. For just around the corner is a larger terrace house which is actually owned by 51-year-old Mr Ahmed.
Lauren Booth, 45, and her new husband Sohale Ahmed, 49. who is still 'legally' married to his wife of 16 years
And here lives a second Muslim woman who, according to British law, is his actual wife. They had a ‘legal’ wedding — not just a ‘religious’ one — 18 years ago, and together raised three children, who still reside with her.
For reasons that are perhaps blindingly obvious, relations between the two inter-connected households, with both wives living within a stone’s throw of each other, are not entirely cordial.
Indeed, not long ago, the ‘legal’ wife, Faiza, publicly claimed that Ahmed ‘destroyed’ her family by leaving her for her blonde rival.
In an interview, given when wounds appear to have been particularly raw, she went so far as to accuse Ahmed of a ‘betrayal’ of Islam.
Although the second, ‘religious’ marriage doesn’t technically make Ahmed a bigamist (since Islamic ceremonies have no official status under UK law), the ‘legal’ wife said it ‘appals’ her ‘and other Muslim women’ and had left her ‘shocked and furious’.
Inevitably, two years ago these explosive comments ended up being published in a national newspaper.
For adding fuel to the gossip machine was an intriguing fact: the tall, pale-skinned woman who has so scandalised Heaton Mersey is none other than Lauren Booth, the sister-in-law of Tony Blair, the former Prime Minister.
Once a fixture on the London social circuit, recent years have seen Booth’s life take a series of bizarre and unlikely turns.
The daughter of Cherie Blair’s actor father Tony Booth (the two women have different mothers), she first came to public attention in the late Nineties by leveraging her connection with No 10 into a colourful career as a pundit and lifestyle journalist.
Her public profile arguably peaked in 2006, when she bungee-jumped her way on to ITV’s I’m A Celebrity . . . Get Me Out Of Here! and became a national talking point.
Yet having scaled these somewhat tacky heights, she promptly performed an unlikely career volte face, deciding to leave the London party circuit to devote several years to earnestly campaigning against the Israeli ‘occupation’ of Palestine.
Then, having suffered the very public breakdown of her first marriage, to actor Craig Darby, in 2010 Booth announced her conversion to Islam.
Aside from the hoo-hah over her 2013 ‘marriage’ to Sohale, the ensuing years have seen her journalistic work largely limited to roles with Al Jazeera and Press TV, a little-watched network run by the government of Iran.
Lauren Booth (left) with her father Tony Booth (centre) and her half-sister Cherie Blair (front right)
Behind the scenes, however, Booth has been anything but idle. For while her career may have faltered, she appears to have carved out a niche advocating for some of Britain’s most controversial Muslim charities.
She is, for example, a patron of CAGE, the organisation which described ISIS killer Jihadi John as a ‘beautiful young man’ and was in recent days revealed by the Daily Mail’s Investigations Unit to be using meetings on university campuses to ‘sabotage’ the Government’s anti-extremism programme.
Booth is also an influential supporter of HHUGS, a notorious group which funds the families of terrorists, and — as the Mail today discloses — has falsely claimed that a convicted Al-Qaeda killer called Adel Abdel Bary has been ‘detained without charge’.
As we further reveal today, she is even quoted on leaflets for HHUGS, which boasts links with a string of homo- phobic extremists.
Booth has also advocated for a curiously opaque Muslim charity called PeaceTrail, which she co-founded, and is a key player in the campaign against Prevent — the anti-radicalisation policy introduced by her brother-in-law, Tony Blair, in the wake of the 7/7 attacks in London. On Twitter, she describes it as ‘toxic’.
All of which begs a question: how exactly did this former girl-about-town, with a career built on sharing indiscreet tittle-tattle about the Blairs, come to find herself at such a far-flung (and arguably extreme) outpost of the political spectrum?
Or, to put it another way, what prompted a chain-smoking confessional journalist, with a colourful private life and a liking for alcohol, to become a sort of poster girl for conservative Islam?
Lauren Booth, the sister-in-law of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, addresses a mass anti-war demonstration marking the 10th anniversary of the Afghanistan war, in London's Trafalgar Square in 2011
Booth has credited the fact of her conversion on an appreciation of Muslim culture and an ‘intensely spiritual’ experience in an Iranian mosque.
But another key life event, about which Booth has been curiously silent, can be found in a momentous event that took place a few days after she had announced her religious conversion.
In December 2010, she was declared bankrupt at the High Court in London. Among the creditors was her half-sister, Cherie, who’d lent her £15,000 the previous year (and insisted that she sign a loan contract). It was the second time Lauren had suffered such an indignity, having also been declared bankrupt in 2007.
Soon, however, Booth was to discover that her new faith would open up an array of fresh career opportunities.
‘Lauren has many faults,’ is how a longstanding Fleet Street acquaintance puts it. ‘She is terrible with money, and an awful person to lend cash or anything else to, as Cherie found. But one thing that she is absolutely first class at — and I mean beyond brilliant — is spotting a new career opportunity.’
To that end, Booth was soon offered presenting spots on Al Jazeera and Press TV, and invited to discuss her faith on ITV. She was also booked as a speaker by Islamic organisations in the UK and overseas.
Booth’s personal website now describes her as a ‘journalist, broadcaster and human rights activist’, and claims that she ‘tours the globe speaking about her “Journey to Islam”, seeking to share the beautiful nature of the religion with as wide an audience as possible.’ It adds: ‘She is invited to lecture on campuses internationally on topics including: Islamophobia, The Media and Islam, Why Women Revert [to Islam] and issues related to the Palestinian Struggle.’
Nice work if you can get it, one might argue.
However, behind the lofty job description, not everything has been running entirely smoothly.
Take, for example, Booth’s journalistic career. According to her current profile on Twitter, she works, or at least has worked, for Al Jazeera, Press TV, the Mail on Sunday and the New Statesman.
Lauren Booth who has converted to Islam wears her hijab
However, those professional relationships appear to be historic. A glance at the archives suggests that her most recent article for the Mail’s sister paper was published in 2010, and she was last by-lined in the New Statesman in 2005.
Press TV do not seem to have hired her since 2013, when she made a documentary for them called The Judgment.
And Al Jazeera, who in 2014 gave her a job at its headquarters in the Qatari capital Doha, no longer counts Booth as a staffer, having ‘let her go’, in the words of a company source, last May, barely six months after she joined.
Then there is the small matter of PeaceTrail, the charity Booth founded with her ‘husband’ Ahmed in 2012. The organisation claims to have been set up to ‘look after Muslim women and children who are homeless in a small house paid for by the charity’.
However, its website, which appears to have been updated last in March 2014, provides no details about whether this house actually exists. It gives only very vague information about how its money is being spent in the UK, saying that it ‘provides urgent funding to sisters in need’. With regard to work overseas, there is little information aside from photographs of an aid trip to Palestine that PeaceTrail sent Booth on in April 2013.
For all this, the charity has been raising plenty of cash. In June 2012, for example, it sa
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