Now, where's my diamond watch?

Sozzled celebrities who forget their belongings have helped a West End bar build up one of the most expensive lost property collections in the country.

Rachel Stevens's Dior bracelet, Callum Best's leather jacket, Fran Cosgrove's Dolce&Gabbana sunglasses and Lindsey Dawn McKenzie's cashpoint card are just some of the items left behind at Cirque in Leicester Square.

US band AT, currently touring Britain, visited this month and left behind a white gold and diamond-encrusted watch worth £100,000, said manager Steve Bowen.

He added: 'The stars order magnums of Cristal and cocktails and forget themselves- including their sunglasses, jackets, credit cards and jewellery.'

Rachel Stevens recently left behind a studded Dior bracelet given as a gift at her 26th birthday party.

Any items not re-claimed by the celebs within six months will be auctioned for charity on Cirque's website.

Mr Bowen added: 'Famous people are just like everyone else.

'When they've had a few drinks they tend to leave stuff behind.

'Unfortunately, it doesn't tend to be a set of keys or an old mobile.'