A multimillionaire divorcee has been ordered out of her historic £19m London mansion - which was once home to Charles Dickens - by a judge, after losing a court fight with her bank.
High-end estate agent Deborah Fiorentino, 63, was sued after she failed to pay the mortgage on her Grade-I listed Regents Park home, where Dickens lived around the time he wrote 'Great Expectations,' leaving her more than £10m in debt.
