Douglas bids at star auction

Douglas has been playing golf for charity in Scotland

Michael Douglas - star of Wonder Boys and Fatal Attraction - turned up at a charity auction of celebrity memorabilia in London.

Douglas's wife actress Catherine Zeta Jones had donated a lot to the auction for Cancer and Leukaemia in Childhood (Clic) at Christie's.

The actor successfully bid £1,000 to buy a self-portrait by ex-Genesis and solo singer Phil Collins.

A diamante-studded stars-and-stripes T-shirt worn by Madonna on her recent Drowned World Tour fetched £9,500.

Madonna's shirt was worn on the bucking bronco

Funds raised will go towards Clic's Home from Home appeal, providing accommodation for the families of children who have to live away from home to have long-term treatment.

A spokeswoman for the charity declared its delight with the evening, which was expected to bring in more than £100,000.

"It was an absolutely fabulous night with a great result," she said.

Madonna's T-shirt, designed by Catherine Malandrino, was worn by the star on a bucking bronco while singing Tell Me during her last world tour.

A Harley Davidson motorbike, donated by UK Formula One team boss Eddie Jordan, sold with his wife Marie's leather jacket, went for £19,000 at the auction.

Bono donated a pair of sunglasses worn on U2's recent tour

Jordan is a personal friend of Douglas's, and Marie Jordan hosted the auction.

An embroidered dress worn to the Oscars by Donnatella Versace went for £14,000 while a guitar signed by the Bee Gees picked up £4,200.

Sunglasses belonging to U2's Bono and Chris de Burgh's hand-written lyrics to hit Lady In Red, which went for £3,200, were also be on sale.

All are personal items in keeping with the theme of the auction, From Me to You.