State for Work and Pensions, who withdrew the notice of closure. In 1987, she was featured in articles of the Daily Star, a daily British tabloid newspaper. She took legal action against the publisher under English defamation law. The case reportedly concluded with a settlement in her favour. In 1988, she was named Honorary President of the Anglo-Armenian Association. Later years and death Runcie lived in St Albans (in which city she had lived in the 1970s during her husband's time as Bishop of St Albans) and taught piano privately and at St Albans School and St Albans High School for Girls. Robert Runcie died on 11 July 2000. Lady Runcie died on 12 January 2012, 11 days before her 80th birthday. References Sources Carpenter, Humphrey, Robert Runcie: The Reluctant Archbishop. Hodder & Stoughton, 1996. . External links Profile on Peerage.com Caslon Analytics defamation profile, listing Runcie's case against the Daily Star Time article of 8 April 1974 mentioning a statement by Runcie 1932 births 2012 deaths Alumni of the Guildhall School of Music and Drama British baronesses English classical pianists English women pianists People educated at the Perse School for Girls Musicians from Cambridgeshire Spouses of life peers 20th-century classical pianists 20th-century English musicians 20th-century English women musicians 20th-century women pianists