Heather Mills demanded a six-figure fee to promote a computer game featuring a one-armed hero.

The charity campaigner - who lost her left leg below the knee in a motorbike accident in 1993 - was asked to front Capcom's 'Bionic Commando' advertising campaign, but incensed game bosses by asking for the huge sum and requesting her likeness be included in the game.

Heather Mills says people will be "shocked" by her new vegan restaurant. The former model, who plans to open a chain of eateries, claims customers visiting V-Bites in Brighton, U.K., will relish the tasty meat-free meals she has been working on for years.

She said: "I think the food is really going to surprise everyone. Most people's diet is 70 percent vegan anyway, as they eat rice, pasta and bread, but they just don't associate the two."

"What is going to shock people most is the meat replacements. I have been working on them for seven years and they have a real meat taste."

Heather Mills will deliver an "inspirational" speech to promote meat-free meals Saturday. The staunch vegan will give her "Get Healthy With Heather" speech at the Vegetarian Roadshow, held at the Royal Horticultural Halls in London.

In addition to being a guest inspirational speaker, Heather will also promote her new food range Mighty Meatless Meals in Minutes with a cooking demonstration.

Sir Paul McCartney has revealed his bitter divorce from Heather Mills took him to a "dark place." The former Beatles singer - whose divorce from Heather was finalized last year - has described the pain he suffered during the split.

The 66-year-old musician gave an honest account of the separation, saying: "I've been through a dark place."