Profumo, who spent more than 40 years redeeming himself with charity work for London's poor, was Britain's secretary of state for war when his involvement with Christine Keeler became public in 1963. It also came out she had been seeing a Soviet naval attache and intelligence agent at the same time as Profumo.

The affair shook the government of Prime Minister Harold Macmillan to its foundations, made a celebrity out of a call girl, and transfixed audiences around the world.

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