Deletion of Shahena Ali

Comment: per .  The page is overstuffed with sources, so I started with a Proquest news archive search.  It brought up an article in the Essex Chronicle: https://search.proquest.com/news/docview/1470748983/5C46D30716D049B0PQ/1?accountid=10226 CURRY AID: Meals by Chelmsford chef are sent to UN troops in Africa Ali had cooked meals at a local restaurant, hired a private airplane, and talked some reporter into coming out to the airport and write up a story showing her boarding the private jet ot personally deliver the meals to UN troops in the Congo. This shows that the woman SELF-PROMOTES with flair.  The other 7 hits were all in the Daily Mail and the Sun, promoting some beauty product she was pushing.  those papers do that. But if a contemporary, born-in-England: "English celebrity chef, television presenter, naturopath, nutritionist, businesswoman, and food and beauty writer" is for real, there will be  in a powerful news archive search.  Many  sources on this page ( I did not check them all,)  are '''fake'''.  To take just one: the BBC, yes the BBC has a service called BBC Academy: https://www.bbc.co.uk/academy/en/articles/art20150505100943417 ''"This profile is part of the BAME Expert Voices database that brings together the array of talent who applied for and attended BBC Academy Expert Voices training days across the UK. The following information has been supplied by the expert"''.  delete
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not (WP:PROMO||WP:SIGCOV)