In brief: Sienna goes for the paps

Sienna Miller (pictured) has launched a landmark legal action against the paparazzi photographers who, she claims, have made her life "intolerable" by aggressively pursuing her all over the world. The actress is seeking compensation and an injunction against UK agency Big Pictures after claiming she had been victim of a "campaign of harassment"…………. Michael Jackson has put the dampeners on a plan, reported on Thursday, for the original line-up of The Jackson Five to reunite. He said: "My brothers and sisters have my full love and support, and we've certainly shared many great experiences, but at this time I have no plans to record or tour with them."............Spain's Queen Sophia's forthcoming biography pulls no punches on modern morals. In The Queen Close Up, she asks whether homosexuals should be proud to be gay, and says of same sex marriages: "If those people want to live together, dress up like a bride and groom and marry, they could have a right to do so, or not, but they should not call this matrimony, because it isn't"……………The film version of Mamma Mia!, the musical inspired by the Swedish pop band Abba, has become the highest grossing British film of all time, making close to £67m at the UK box office ………….