Sophie Anderton wants twin boys Sophie Anderton is keen to start a family with her boyfriend, James Simpson, an internet entrepreneur. "I'd like to think we'll have children next year," she tells me at the RPJ Crohn's Foundation Rock Ball. We both want children, so it's just a case of when. Would she encourage a daughter to go into modelling? No chance. I was 14 when I started. I was far too young, but I was head strong so my mother supported me because I was going to do it anyway. She adds she has her heart set on twin boys, in any case. Today is a new dawn, a fresh start. When I think that we can now get the latest news, politics and sports stories seven days a week, from our country's favourite paper, all I can say is 'WOW!"" This is the sort of thing a needy C-lister might have felt it necessary to say to get his mug into the first issue of Rupert Murdoch's Sunday edition of The Sun. They were, alas, the words of Dr John Sentamu, the Archbishop of York. He ended his piece for the tabloid with this strange entreaty: "Live in hope, free from fear, and embrace every day that God puts before you with condidence. And if you can buy The Sun seven days a week, even better! Dr Sentamu seems to have a need to be all things to all men. In January, he was, for instance, charm itself when he dined in Jamaica with Rupert Everett when the Archbishop was on the island to mark its 50 years of independence. The affable homosexual actor was later bemused when, in an interview that Dr Sentamu gave to The Daily Telegraph on the island, he came out strongly against same-sex marriage and said that David Cameron would be a "dictator" if he allowed it. A lost cause Jeremy Hunt, the Culture Secretary, may be doing his best to win the luvvie vote as he carouses with British hopefuls at Oscar parties in Hollywood at the expense of taxpayers, but Jeremy Northam would appear to be a lost cause. Asked which public figures are most over-rated, the actor replied: "Pretty much the whole of the current Cabinet." Mercifully for Hunt's namesake, Northam couldn't make it to Hollywood - he is appearing in Hay Fever in the West End.