For ten points, identify this 1963 incident, in which Harold McMillan's government was disgraced when his Minister for War had an affair with Christine Keeler, showgirl.
Part of this incident took place at Cliveden, a house owned by Lord Astor, and this incident was nicknamed "Bowtie" by the FBI. Stephen Ward committed suicide after this event rather than face charges for a related crime, and another part of this event took place at a London tavern called Murray's. The namesake of this incident was replaced in his post by John Ramsden, and George Wigg first mentioned this in the records during a debate about William Vassall. One participant in this event was the lover of Eugene Ivanov, Russian spy. For ten points, identify this 1963 incident, in which Harold McMillan's government was disgraced when his Minister for War had an affair with Christine Keeler, showgirl.
Part of this incident took place at Cliveden, a house owned by Lord Astor, and this incident was nicknamed "Bowtie" by the FBI.
The {Profumo} Affair