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Friday, 12 October, 2001, 09:32 GMT 10:32 UK
Sir Paul 'hints' at more children
Sir Paul McCartney with partner Heather Mills
Sir Paul and Heather Mills were engaged in July
Sir Paul McCartney has reportedly said he does not rule out the possibility of having children with his fianc�e Heather Mills.

The former Beatle, who brought up four children with his late wife Linda, was asked by Reader's Digest whether he would consider having any more.

He replied: "I don't know, I really don't know. So that in itself is a bit of an admission."

Sir Paul, 59, and Mills, 33, announced their engagement in July, three and a half years after his wife of nearly 30 years died of cancer.
Paul and Linda McCartney
Linda McCartney died in 1998

He met his fiance�, a model and anti-landmine campaigner, two years ago at an awards ceremony.

When their romance was made public, Sir Paul disclosed that his feelings for Mills had inspired his music.

He said: "It's really nice if you have a romance for song-writing."

In the interview, Sir Paul also talked about his difficult relationship with the late John Lennon's wife Yoko Ono.

Sir Paul said he thought there was "still time" for them to improve their relationship.

Fashion designer Stella McCartney
Sir Paul's daughter Stella is f�ted by the fashion world

They recently fell out over whose name should go first - his or Lennon's - on the writing credits for Yesterday on The Beatles Anthology.

He said he had written the song and wanted to have his name before Lennon's, and dismissed the idea that he felt threatened by Lennon's legacy since his murder in 1980.

"People now think it's a major bone of contention with me, like I'm worried about being overshadowed by John," he said.

"I'm not. I love him dearly. I think he would have done it but it's one of those things that happen in life and I'm OK with it now.

"But if you're reading this, Yoko, there's still time."

See also:

26 Jul 01 | Showbiz
McCartney and Mills to marry
26 Jul 01 | Showbiz
Mills' triumph over tragedy
30 May 01 | Wales
McCartney at Hay Festival
20 May 01 | Reviews
Tarred feathers
20 May 01 | Reviews
Wingspan: Your views
02 May 01 | Music
McCartney backs Eminem
15 Feb 01 | Entertainment
McCartney bares soul in US film
22 Nov 00 | Entertainment
McCartney richest man in rock
29 Sep 00 | Entertainment
McCartney art makes UK debut
17 Oct 98 | Entertainment
Paul McCartney joins breast cancer calls
08 May 98 | Obituaries
Linda McCartney dead
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