After Cliff Richard was re-interviewed by police this week, what did he do? He headed off for a curry and said he would be returning to South Yorkshire again

Last night, as it was revealed that Sir Cliff Richard had been re-interviewed by South Yorkshire Police over allegations of historic abuse against two boys in the 1980s, the Sheffield Star published an image of the Christian crooner at a curry house in Barnsley.

Curried Cliff - Sir Cliff Richard visits Barnsley curry house Elachi after being re-interviewed by South Yorkshire Police over allegations of historic against two boys in the 1980s
Curried Cliff – Sir Cliff Richard at Elachi in Barnsley
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Sir Cliff – who has previously been photographed with, amongst others, Lord Boothby, Max Clifford, Ronnie Kray and Sir Jimmy Savile – is reported to have enjoyed “a medium strength mixed curry” at a restaurant named Elachi in the Hoyland area of the town and “promised to come again”.

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Described tactfully (and without mention of the abuse allegations) by the restaurant’s owner, Shahoor Ali, as being in the area “on private business”, Sir Cliff plainly has prepared himself for a return visit to South Yorkshire. “He was really pleased with the meal and said he would be back”, remarked Mr Ali.

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