Naomi is 'sorry she lied in court'

Naomi Campbell has apologised for lying on oath in court after a judge branded her "manipulative" and "misleading".

Reacting to the comments by Mr Justice Morland, who felt satisfied that the supermodel told "deliberate lies" in her case against the Mirror, she said: "Well, I do apologise to the judge for that."

Miss Campbell, who could face perjury charges despite winning £3,500 for breach of confidentiality, appeared in a television interview last night.

She told ITV News she felt "raped" when she saw a picture of herself in the Mirror leaving a Narcotics Anonymous meeting. Publication of the picture was "very damaging because if I felt strong enough to come out and say this is what I'm doing, I would have done so".

She added: "I'm not saying I would never have said ... I'm not ashamed, and I wasn't hiding, but first of all an addict has to admit to themselves that they have a problem before they can admit it to anyone else. I felt raped, then I felt like if I can't take care of this problem, then I can't get myself better and that's the main point here."

Miss Campbell, 31, is no longer taking drugs but refused to say when she stopped.