NAOMI CAMPBELL WILL WORK AS NYC MAID

Naomi Campbell will work as a cleaner as punishment for throwing a phone at her maid, it has been reported.The supermodel is expected to carry out her five days of court-ordered community service mopping the floors and sweeping the corridors of a New York office. A spokesman for Naomi said: "She is ready to complete this, no matter where or what she is assigned."A judge is expected to tell Naomi, 36, her fate later this week.Her likely punishment means she will escape the public humiliation ex-Culture Club singer Boy George endured when he was ordered to sweep NewYork streets wearing a bright orange jacket. He received the community service order after being found guilty of lying to police about a burglary. Naomi was arrested last March for throwing her crystal-encrusted phone at Ana Scolavino during an argument about a pair of missing jeans. Ana needed four stitches in her head. Naomi pleaded guilty to a misdemeanour assault in January. She was fined and ordered to do five days' community service and instructed to complete a two-day anger management program. She has since expressed her remorse about the incident, saying she has a"deep sense of shame".

Boy George Was Humilated Sweeping NYC Streets

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PAUL MCCARTNEY WINS ROUND IN COURT

Heather Mills' accusations of marital abuse were dismissed in court the other day. Heather and Sir Paul McCartney appeared at London's High Court to determine if Heather's allegations regarding Paul's aggressive behaviour could be used in the divorce battle. Last year, leaked legal papers revealed Heather had accused Paul of pushing her into a bath while pregnant, trying to choke her in 2003, pouring wine over her and stabbing her in the arm with a broken wine glass. She also claimed Paul drank and took drugs excessively during their marriage.The 64-year-old Beatles legend has always denied the allegations. Heather, 39, was seen storming from the court after a judge threw out many of the claims, while a smiling Paul emerged 20 minutes later. When asked if he had anything to say about the hearing, he said: "No, but nice of you to ask. Thank you."Heather, who is said to have rejected a $50 million offer from Paul last month, was accompanied by her solicitor Anthony Julius.The pair, who did not speak throughout the hearing, were not required to give evidence. It is not known if the custody of the couple's three-year-old daughter Beatrice was discussed at the hearing.

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