The Duchess of York is among a group of famous faces in Britain who have reportedly had their personal details leaked by Russian hackers.
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The publication said the leaked Daylesford files included order sheets for its wealthy clients and sensitive corporate data including staff grievances, confidentiality agreements, and banking information.Article content Daylesford, named after the Cotswolds village where the Bamford family live, has been reported to have delivered food to former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, but it is understood he is not among the clients whose details were leaked.
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