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It appears that the government is attempting to control the newspapers and news sites. Free speech will not
be part of Britain. 1984 will be here. Cameras in your street, secret police trials, Councils and Government cover ups.Control of TV and News Content. Control of emails and internet viewing.
BACK THE NEWSPAPERS NOT THE GOVERNMENT- YOU MIGHT NOT LIKE ALL NEWSPAPERS- BUT FREEDOM OF SPEECH IS OUR HERITAGE. WITHOUT IT WE WILL BE A GOVERNMENT CONTROLLED STATE. NOBODY WILL TRUST US.WILL YOU BE A MEMBER OF THE SECRET POLICE.

The Clear choice for cosmetic surgery - It's time for some Clear thinking about cosmetic surgery [Fashion]

Fashion illustrator Jordi Labanda admits 'Victoria Beckham's collection surprised me' - HER designs have been so well received by fashion critics across the world. [Fashion]

Fashion illustrator Jordi Labanda admits 'Victoria Beckham's collection surprised me' - HER designs have been so well received by fashion critics across the world. [Fashion]

Five arrested in connection with killing domestic pets - As part of an investigation into a ring of people believed to be killing domestic pets five men have been arrested [8 November 2012]. [Crime Stoppers]

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The X Factor Winner's Song Will Be Charity Single - Simon Cowell has confirmed plans to scrap The X Factor finalists group song in favour of making the eventual winner's song a charity single.Last month, it was reported that SiCo was pulling the plug... [MTv News]

The British Fashion Award Winners 2012 - They’re a wrap. The British Fashion Awards have just come to a close in London, where Valentino, First Lady Samantha Cameron, and Rolling Stone Ronnie Wood were all on hand to present awards. The takeaway: The Brits really, really like their homegrown hero, Stella McCartney, who walked off with both Designer of the Year and Designer Brand of the Year. They’ve also got no problem being repeat commenders. Kim Jones of Louis Vuitton won Menswear Designer of the Year for the second year running, and Alexa Chung got the British Style Award—the ceremony’s people’s-choice prize—for the third year running. Style.com/Print cover girl Cara Delevingne won model of the year (see some of our shoot with her here), beloved/feared Central Saint Martins professor Louise Wilson took the Isabella Blow Award for Fashion Creator, and outgoing British Fashion Council chairman Harold Tillman, who will leave the post at the end of this year, won a special recognition. The complete winners are below; check back tomorrow for our complete coverage from the ceremony.
DESIGNER OF THE YEARStella McCartney MENSWEAR DESIGNER OF THE YEARKim Jones for Louis VuittonACCESSORY DESIGNER OF THE YEARNicholas KirkwoodDESIGNER BRAND OF THE YEARStella McCartneyMODEL OF THE YEARCara DelevingneEMERGING TALENT—WOMENSWEARJ.W. AndersonEMERGING TALENT—MENSWEARJonathan SaundersEMERGING TALENT—ACCESSORIESSophie HulmeRED CARPET AWARDRoksanda IlincicNEW ESTABLISHMENT AWARDErdem MoraliogluBRITISH STYLE AWARDAlexa ChungISABELLA BLOW AWARD FOR FASHION CREATORLouise WilsonOUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN FASHIONManolo Blahnik
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Two most wanted distraction burglars arrested - Crime-fighting charity, Crimestoppers, can confirm that two individuals who appeared on the list of top 10 most wanted distraction burglars have been ... [Crime Stoppers]

 
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“I love color,” says lingerie and ready-to-wear designer Araks Yeramyan. “It’s the first thing I think about, and it’s at the forefront of everything I do,” she adds. Her passion for lively palettes comes across loud and clear in her new swimwear collection, which will launch at a fete at Le Bain (appropriate, no?) this evening. Having designed swimwear in the early days of her eponymous line, Yeramyan gave it up when she had children. But in February, she released a well-received swim capsule for J.Crew, which spurred a demand for Araks suits. And, as the designer puts it, “You’ve got to give the people what they want.”

Now, about that color—the collection, which was inspired by the bright hues and negative and positive shapes in Andrew Masullo’s paintings, is full of it. “In lingerie, I mix a lot of colors, but I have to make sure it’s still subtle, quiet, and something you want to wear under your clothes. With swim, you don’t have to worry about any of that. You just go,” she says. And go she did! Featuring one- and two-piece suits with creative cutouts on the shoulders and hips (“I think that’s sexier than just cleavage; it’s about finding another, less expected way to be sexy,” explains Yeramyan), the range—which will be a permanent addition to the Araks oeuvre—is blocked with violet, lime, aqua, cherry, fuchsia, and beyond. Priced between $248 and $380, and set to hit stores in October, Araks’ swimwear makes its eye-popping debut here, exclusively on Style.com.

If the Stepford wives wore Louis Vuitton, you might expect them to look exactly like the models in Spectral, the film that Jenna Elizabeth has made for VFiles and California-based (but Italian-made) eyewear label SHAUNS. Set to premiere during a party at the Tribeca Grand tonight, the film stars Chanel Iman, who undergoes an unusual eye exam. (Get it? Because it’s an eyewear brand?) During the procedure, Iman has a series of decidedly trippy (but curiously fashionable) flashbacks—one of which debuts exclusively below. The full film will be released tomorrow on vfiles.com.

Today, Lou Doillon drops her new album, Places in the United States. And last night, the singer-cum-model-cum-socialite Parisienne (who happens to be the daughter of Jane Birkin) proved her transatlantic star power, packing New York’s Le Baron to what felt like well beyond capacity with a glittery Euro-American crowd.

Taking the stage with but one guitarist, Doillon belted out a selection of new tracks from Places with a surprisingly American twang. She was soulful, clear, and melancholic, but still coolly detached in the way only a messy-haired Frenchwoman can be.

“I’ve been a fan of Lou’s for a really long time,” said Pamela Love, who hosted the event, which was part of Absolut Vodka’s Encore Sessions. Between embraces with Olivier Zahm, the designer added, “I love her style, everything about her, in addition to her music.” When pressed as to the presence of musical inspirations in her bohemian designs, Love replied, “Musicians almost always anchor my stylistic jump-offs—it’s the way they carry themselves.”

Considering his résumé includes everything from styling Tom Cruise to serving as the launch editor of GQ Style to consulting on Calvin Klein and Versace (among others), it’s safe to assume that David Bradshaw knows what men want. And with his London concept store Hunter Gather, which he opened last December with co-founder Chris Bailey (no, not Burberry’s Christopher Bailey) he aims to offer gents just that.

The model is a simple one: 70 percent of the Hunter Gather core collection remains essentially the same, updating each season with new fabrics and hues. (The latest range consists of clashing, squiggly Pop-art prints; butter-soft pinwale cord shirts; and bomber jackets.) It’s like a greatest-hits parade over and over again, and the clothes are remarkably affordable, which makes them all the more desirable. “I have discovered that people want more than just to walk in a shop and buy a piece of clothing,” Bradshaw said of his retail venture. “They are looking for a story, a narrative. My job is simple: to hunt it, gather it—and, finally, give it to them.”

But Bradshaw’s not just a guy’s guy—he knows what the ladies want, too. Or, at least, it seemed that way after viewing his debut women’s capsule. Paired with socks and sandals, knife-pleated skirts with kooky eyeball, nail-polish-bottle, and sunglasses prints had a geek-chic vibe, while squishy, soft leather bomber jackets and oversize printed sweatshirts made for covetable basics. A series of quirky vintage handbags, which were hand-painted with perfume-bottle and funny-face designs, were particularly lust-worthy. And a sharply tailored tuxedo jacket, as well as one particularly smart jumpsuit with gold detailing, reminds that Hunter Gather isn’t just fun and games—there is some serious design talent in this collective.

Last night at the Jane hotel’s rooftop bar, the likes of Parker Posey, Jenna Lyons, and Glenn O’Brien joined social entrepreneur Peter Thum to fete the debut of his brave new label, Liberty United. Thum works with local governments to source confiscated or bought-back firearms and melted-down bullet casings, which he then hands over to artists and jewelers to turn into covetable, and politically conscious, accessories. A portion of the proceeds from the collections will be donated to initiatives seeking to reduce gun-related violence in the U.S.

Thum tapped Giles & Brother’s Philip and Courtney Crangi to design Liberty United’s first lineup, which comprised a series of necklaces, rings, and bracelets in the form of brass, steel, and sterling-silver nails. The wares are each stamped with the serial number of a permanently impounded and decommissioned weapon and can be engraved with up to eight characters of your choosing. “It’s our signature,” Philip Crangi told Style.com of the spike motif, “but it’s a brand-new model.” Showing off a tray of brass bracelets, he added, “We made these out of smelted bullet shells.”

It was Thum’s wife, actress Cara Buono, who pushed for Liberty United on American turf, after witnessing her husband’s success with Fonderie 47, a similar project that he launched in Africa. “[Thum] doesn’t do this for glamour,” said Courtney Crangi. “He does it because of his heart.”

Guests were eager to purchase and personalize their jewelry. Earlier in the evening, Philip surprised Courtney with a cuff imprinted with “MOMMY,” and Prabal Gurung chose the initials “G.U.P.” for his bracelet. While that monogram stood for “Grace Under Pressure,” it could just as easily have been read as a fitting, mission-centric message: Guns Used Peacefully.

Giles & Brother for Liberty United can now be ordered online, at www.libertyunited.com. Prices start at $85.

Splits expected over gay marriage - Conservative Party divisions over legalising same-sex marriage in England and Wales are set to be exposed again when the plans return to the Commons later. [BBC Politics]

IS THIS NOT A WASTE OF TIME?????

Scientists finally prove our brains detect grammar errors without us even realising it - Neuroscientists from the University of Oregon finally have proof that our brains can detect grammatical errors without even realising it. [Daily Mail Tech]

Sony investor urges company break-up - US hedge fund manager Daniel Loeb says Sony should spin off up to 20% of its entertainment business and shore up its struggling electronics arm. [BBC Business]

'Abandon' hospital A&E plans plea - There are calls for a major shake up of accident and emergency services in south Wales to be abandoned due to the current crisis in demand. [BBC Health]

AUDIO: UK TB infection an 'urgent problem' - A report by MPs has found that progress in getting rid of the tuberculosis is "painfully slow" and claims that multi-resistant strains are now an "urgent" problem. [BBC Health]

VIDEO: NHS should look after 'the whole person' - Shadow Health Secretary Andy Burnham says that merging the NHS with social care would be better value for money [BBC Health]

It appears that the government is attempting to control the newspapers and news sites. Free speech will not
be part of Britain. 1984 will be here. Cameras in your street, secret police trials, Councils and Government cover ups.
Control of TV and News Content. Control of emails and internet viewing.
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Clegg rejects 'web snoop' bill plan - Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg says Lib Dems will not agree to any new law allowing all Britons' online activity to be recorded. [BBC Politics]

New energy tariffs 'still confusing' - Reforms to energy tariffs could leave consumers struggling to find the best deal, says Which?, but the regulator argues the changes have been misrepresented. [BBC Business]

New energy tariffs 'still confusing' - Reforms to energy tariffs could leave consumers struggling to find the best deal, says Which?, but the regulator argues the changes have been misrepresented. [BBC Business]