 Later that year she returned to London as Features Editor of the "Evening Standard".In 1973, Kenny was allegedly "disturbed in the arms of a former cabinet minister of President Obote of Uganda during a party", which led poet James Fenton to coin the euphemism "Ugandan discussions" to mean sexual intercourse.The phrase was first used by the magazine "Private Eye" on 9 March 1973, but has been widely used since then and was included by the BBC in a list of "The 10 most scandalous euphemisms" in 2013.