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He had at least 2 relationship previously. Andrew Marr has not been previously engaged. Andrew Marr has been in a relationship with Alice Miles. In , he spoke out about his health to The Scotsman, where he started his journalistic career.
He told the publication that wife Jackie Ashley, had tried to warn Andrew of his health after he started to get more headaches. He added: "I wouldn't know this until later, but Jackie was twice given the clear impression that I was a goner. And then she really carried me….
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Mr Marr, the corporation's former political editor, won a High Court order in January to silence the press following his extra-marital affair with another national newspaper reporter. Mr Hislop, who has been fighting the so-called gagging order and challenged the injunction only last week, condemned the suppression of reporting as "a touch hypocritical" today. Mr Marr, he said, had written an article saying that Parliament - not judges - should determine privacy law.
The injunction is one of a series of court orders granted by judges in recent years as individuals resort to the law to protect their privacy. In an interview with the Daily Mail, Mr Marr - married to Guardian columnist Jackie Ashley with three children - said he now felt "uneasy" about the order taken out to protect his family's privacy.
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