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Pippa Middleton gives first ever major interview since becoming engaged

In her first major newspaper interview to talk about her new charity cookbook, as Pippa Middleton (pictured) arrives, her huge sparkling engagement ring is difficult to ignore (bottom right). A three-carat diamond with 12 smaller stones, it catches the light every time she moves her hand. She radiates food health and happiness after getting engaged to financier James Matthews, 41, in July (top right). With a multi-millionaire fiancé and access all (royal) areas thanks to her sister, the Duchess of Cambridge, she may seem as though she has it all - but public life has taken some adjustment. The flipside of her celebrity status has seen her the target of social media abuse and a drip, drip, drip of gossip that would destroy the most confident of social butterflies. Now, Pippa Middleton opens up on how it has impacted her and her family. After an embarrassing first foray into writing, with a party-planning book that saw her ridiculed, she now feels like she has the credibility to launch the new project, about something she knows plenty about and is close to her heart, write ANDREW PIERCE and RICHARD KAY. With the new book, Pippa hopes to change people's negative perception of her as a 'privileged socialite'.

Syrian migrant given bogus documents and smuggle him into the UK on a Ryanair flight

A Syrian migrant was smuggled into Britain on a Ryanair flight using a bogus passport supplied by a group of political extremists, The Mail on Sunday can reveal. In an astonishing security lapse, Bashar Habib (left), 18, walked unchallenged through a series of checks at Athens airport before claiming asylum on arrival at Stansted. He said he had been given the passport less than 24 hours earlier by No Borders, whose members include British anarchists accused of stirring trouble among migrants in refugee camps across Europe. He boarded the plane at Athens International Airport unchallenged, despite differing markedly in appearance from the owner of the passport, Austrian Marius Brem (top right and bottom right), who has longer hair, different coloured eyes and is seven years older.

The Mail on Sunday can reveal that BA has struck a deal with the supermarket giant loved by Middle England and will charge passengers for food on short-haul flights for the first time.

Neil Acourt, 40, one of the racist thugs accused of killing Stephen Lawrence in London in 1993, was the mastermind behind a £4 million cannabis smuggling ring

St Paul's School, which includes ex Chancellor George Osborne among its alumni, has rolled out the bursaries after headmaster Mark Bailey said the school had become 'unaffordable'.

Damien Timmer (pictured), who heads the production team responsible for Poldark, branded Love Productions 'shameful', and said he was 'aghast' with the company's behaviour.

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Married Manchester United full back Antonio Valencia 'arranged secret liaison with nurse'

The 31-year-old full back is alleged to have flown Sophie Vagsaeter, 23, in from her native Norway before meeting her in a hotel just hours after the Manchester derby defeat last Saturday. He has been married to Zoila Menses for 12 years and the couple have a 1-year-old daughter. Valencia had been bombarding the nurse with messages after spotting her on Instagram, according to reports.

The £34 million jackpot in Friday's EuroMillions was scoped by a British ticketholder

An unnamed British ticketholder has scooped a £34 million jackpot in Friday's EuroMillions making the lucky winner the eighth person in the UK to claim the top prize this year.

Medical chiefs in Brussels have shrouded the procedure - and the name and sex of the child - in secrecy, but the youngster is likely to have been given a lethal injection.

Lord Ivar Mountbatten (left) has found new love with James Coyle, an airline cabin services director. The pair met in Swiss resort Verbier in March last year when James shouted 'Hello!' to Ivar in a bar.

Millionaire Ukip donor Aaron Banks startled Radio 4 listeners when he claimed the former party leader had run into the sea naked on the eve of the annual conference in Bournemouth.

Mr Carswell, the former Tory MP who won a by-election and was then re-elected under the Ukip flag, has been at the centre of bitter divides within Ukip

The extraordinary scenes were revealed on Twitter by a member of Ms Duffy's team hours after she was well beaten into second place by new Ukip leader Diane James.

Gateshead beautician who helped mugging victim speaks out over 'terrible ordeal'

Katie Cutler (pictured left), 23, campaigned in support of Alan Barnes (left) who was viciously assaulted in Gateshead and was left with a broken collarbone in January last year. The beautician appealed for donations for 68-year-old Mr Barnes who at one time wanted to move to the Shetland Islands. But Claire Barber (right), who ran the beautician's publicity during the fundraising, claims she owes her £6,687 in pay. Miss Cutler has until Tuesday to find the money to pay Ms Barber who said her contract for the work was £550-a-day.

Princess Eugenie's boyfriend flies to Scotland to ask for the Queen's blessing

Princess Eugenie and her boyfriend Jack Brooksbank have arrived at Balmoral Castle in Scotland - where it is thought they may ask the Queen's blessing for their forthcoming engagement. The pair (together left and right with the Duchess of York), have made their way to Her Majesty's Highland retreat where Prince Harry is hosting a shooting party to celebrate his 32nd birthday. The 26-year-old daughter of the Duke and Duchess of York and her partner have joined other members of the Royal family and guests including Theresa May at the Queen's holiday home - after it was revealed the couple may be planning to marry next year.

Father Mohammed Shahid and ex-husband Mohammed Shakeel were in Jhelum court to face rape and murder charges after Samia Shahid, 28, from Bradford died in Pakistan.

Kieron Stokes, 27, (pictured) hopped on a busy train to Cardiff without a ticket as he made his way to watch the band perform in November 2015.

Choreographer Benjamin Millepied, who is married to actor Natalie Portman, has come under fire for allegedly claiming large expenses bills, alongside other directors, whilst at the Paris Opera Ballet.

Former Chief of the General Staff Sir Mike Jackson tore into the Government's lack of strategic thinking and mocked MoD claims that military budgets were rising.

The episodes of The Grand Tour featuring Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May will be aired every Friday on US-based Amazon Prime much like the BBC's Top Gear template.

Mick Pickard, 65, who has run The Bookshop in Colwyn Bay, Conwy, north Wales, for ten years, was handed a £75 fixed penalty notice by a Conwy County Council enforcement officer.

'Drug-dealing' daughter of playboy baron Antony Moynihan is shot dead in the Philippines

Aurora Moynihan (pictured second from left with sister Maritoni Fernandez), the daughter of the 3rd Baron Moynihan, was found lying by the side of a road with multiple gunshot wounds in Manila (inset left), the capital of the Philippines, last weekend. The 45-year-old was carrying four sachets of shabu, or methamphetamine, and 'other drug paraphernalia', according to police. Ms Moynihan was the daughter of Antony Moynihan (inset right), a notorious playboy and trickster who died of a heart attack at the age of 55.

Glasgow grandmother perches perilously on a window ledge to clean her fifth floor flat

Onlookers were left stunned when they spotted a 76-year-old grandmother perched perilously on a fifth-floor window ledge - cleaning her windows. House proud Mo Kam Tai regularly balances on the towering ledge above Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, to do her cleaning. Her son keeps telling her to stop, but she insists nobody else can do the job to her high standards, and carries on with her death-defying routine.

Documents seen by The Mail on Sunday reveal that at a top-level meeting, force leaders said it was 'damaging' for such accusations to be made public.

The Lee Westwood Golf School in Cheshire charged pupils £15,000 a year, promising to turn children into the stars of the future - but some families have now launched legal action.

The Foreign Secretary will link up with the human rights lawyer when he hosts a UK-led campaign to bring members of Islamic State to justice for the crimes they have committed.

Senior civil servants in Whitehall have complained they feel 'sidelined' by the Prime Minister's joint chiefs of staff, Nick Timothy and Fiona Hill.

Theresa May will use her first visit to the United Nations this week to lead calls for a tightening in airport security, which could lead to restrictions on the liquids that can be taken on aircraft.

Former Ukip leader Nigel Farage, 52, was overheard telling friends at the party's conference in Bournemouth that he thought US presidential candidate Donald Trump was a 'boor at best'.

'Footballer John Arne Riise was mystery man who had sex with Katie Price like a cordless

Former Liverpool footballer John Arne Riise had sex with Katie Price 'like a cordless drill' it has been claimed, as she proposed a threesome with two 17-year-old X Factor hopefuls. It was reported that the ex-Norway international and the glamour model had a fling back in 2011. The glamour model, 38, had previously confessed to sleeping with the star - who she called 'Mr X' in her latest autobiography - after he started texting her back in 2011.

Lib Dem leader Tim Farron demands Britain get a second referendum on Brexit

The Liberal Democrat leader has gathered his party in Brighton for its annual conference and told them they are crucial to fight for Britain's continued role in Europe. Mr Farron said he believed Prime Minister Theresa May was 'pragmatic' and would concede to his demands for a second referendum if the Brexit deal was obviously unpopular in the country. Mrs May's mantra since entering No 10 in July has been 'Brexit is Brexit' and vowed to follow through on the instructions from the British people. Ex Ukip leader Nigel Farage today slammed Mr Farron for ignoring the democratic will of the country, which backed Brexit by more than a million votes.

The 72-year-old journalist went into swift and dramatic decline in intensive care at Oxford's John Radcliffe Hospital on September 8. His wife, Dee Kruger, said: 'It was like a perfect storm.'

Revellers from across the world have donned their finest lederhosen and dirndl's as they make their way to the world's biggest beer pilgrimage - Oktoberfest in Munich, Germany.

Delay took place at around 9.30am this morning. A spokesman said: 'Terminal Two arrivals was particularly busy this morning due to some flights arriving outside of their set time.'

New episodes will go out every Friday for 12 weeks on Amazon Prime Video.
A new glossy trailer from the show - featuring the catchline 'What could possibly go wrong?' - has also been released.

Presenters Davina McCall and Clare Balding could be the new dream team to replace Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins on The Great British Bake Off as it moves to Channel 4 with all its spin off shows.

Ministers controversially decided that the new law should not apply to paper bags handed out in England - although this is different to the rest of the UK.

Dentist’s girl on the town… just eight weeks after her ‘mother from hell’ is found hanged 

Aspiring model Georgia Nicoll, (far left) 22, wore a gold sequinned mini dress for a night out at the Wellington Club in Knightsbridge eight weeks after her mother Helen, (right) 53, died. The blonde, who recently completed a theology degree at Durham University, posed for photographs with friends at the event which featured burlesque dancers and drag queens on July 31 last year. Her mother had been found dead at the family's £1.5million Cambridgeshire home (bottom) on June 4. Mr Nicoll, (top) 54, was yesterday said to have started dating a 45-year-old dental expert four months after the death of his wife.

No justice for Scarlett Keeling, fears her mother after key witness refused to give

The rape and murder case of Scarlett Keeling, 15, of Bideford in Devon may fail after Michael Mannion (pictured, centre inset) from Brighton refused to give evidence against Placido Carvalho, 42, and Samson D'Souza, 30. Mr Mannion previously claimed to have seen one of the two men accused of raping and murdering the schoolgirl (pictured, left), on a beach at the scene of the crime on the night of her death back in 2008. He failed to return to Goa this summer for the trial after a nervous breakdown and his statements were scrapped as inadmissible, leaving mother Fiona Mackeown (pictured,right) fearful she will never see justice served for her daughter's death.

Said Shabram, 19, drowned in the Shatt al-Arab river near Basra, after allegedly being forced into the water at gunpoint by British troops in 2003. A new investigation has now opened up.

Savers should not focus on property investment to help them in their retirement the head of the Financial Conduct Authority has warned.

Two men travelled over 70 miles to Uttoxeter, Staffordshire, to carry out the theft. Golf club owner Sarah Bathew (pictured) said the thieves even called her the next day to ask for their balls back.

Despite the tumult of Brexit and critics dismissing his premiership, Cameron did a decent job in difficult times. Do not be fooled into suddenly thinking he was a disaster, says Ian Birrell

Corbyn and his inner circle met at Esher Place, a Grade II-listed country house in Surrey owned by the Unite union, where they reportedly plotted the downfall of his deputy Tom Watson.

A man has been arrested after leading police on a chase along The Strand, sending tourists 'scattering' according to witnesses, with one pensioner checked by paramedics after being hit by the car.

Emma Lawlor, 27, from Wolverhampton, admits she has never worked. Despite spending £20 a week on cigarettes and £100 a month on takeaways, she says she cannot afford new uniform.

Cheltenham Racecourse said it is in the process of taking legal action to evict the travellers who invaded the course with more than 30 caravans after arriving at around 7pm yesterday.

The floating homes boast sleek interiors, such as 28 ft reception rooms, the latest designer bathrooms and, of course, roof terraces with spectacular views.

Eddie Davenport is back hosting lucrative sex parties in London mansion

Despite being released from jail after a fraud conviction on grounds of ill health, 'Lord' Edward Davenport (right) is still hosting sex parties (left) at his central London mansion, the Mail on Sunday can reveal. Described by the 2011 trial judge as a 'very, very dishonest man', was sentenced to eight years and seven months in prison for being the 'ringmaster' in a £4.5 million deception. But it is understood he still hosts at least one sex party per week at his new home (inset) - just across the road from his former £27million mansion.

London Fashion Week Versace show sees skinny models

London Fashion Week has so far resisted overwhelming pressure to ban dangerously underweight models from the catwalk. But the debate over the issue was reignited on Saturday after skeletal women with sunken cheeks and stick-thin legs were seen walking the runway at the Versace show. The gaunt models paraded their worryingly slender limbs in revealing creations from the Italian fashion house's Versus label - which has Donatella at the helm. Model-of-the-moment Bella Hadid took centre stage on the runway as her older sister Gigi and Zayn Malik cheered her on from the front row.

Labour MP John Woodcock has written that he was singled out for expressing dismay in colourful language after Jeremy Corbyn was humiliated at Prime Minister's Questions.

Anna Crossley, of the Royal College of Nursing, said poor care was 'inexcusable' but added: 'Without the right number of nurses, it is simply not possible to deliver the best care to patients.'

Weekends are a time for taking it easy. But it seems some Britons may be taking relaxation too far - one in five admit they are so laidback they don't brush their teeth on Saturdays and Sundays.

The trio, who are reportedly all men, were found on Thursday afternoon when the coach pulled up at their barracks near Windsor Castle, Berkshire.

It is believed the man, who witnesses claimed was armed with a gun, threatened officers (shown) and firefighters after a balcony collapsed at flats in Windmill Walk, near Waterloo station.

Julie Porthouse, who works in Hertfordshire, admitted she did 'muddy the water with boundaries' with the man but claimed she was worried about him after another patient committed suicide.

Red Baron's decendants meet British family of his first victim

To mark the milestone in aviation history a school in Croydon brought together the families of the ancestors involved in that fatal dogfight for the first time. Manfred von Richthofen, commonly known as Red Baron (right), is perhaps the best-known fighter pilot (left) of all time. He claimed the lives of 80 Allied pilots and crew for the Germans during the First World War - with the first on Sunday, September 17, 1916. It was over northern France when he encountered the English pilot Lionel Morris (bottom inset) and Welshman Tom Rees (top inset) who were flying in a F.E.2 plane.

Brothers who have been endlessly searching for the resting place of their father whose Lancaster bomber disappeared in Hanover, Germany, in 1943 have finally found it thanks to a German stranger.

Isle of Man TT star Guy Martin, 34, is in Utah attempting to set a new two-wheeled world land speed record and beat the current 376.36mph - but it got off to a bad start when his bike toppled over.

Britons basked in the sun as temperatures edged above 30 degrees for the third successive September day - and the first time since 1929, but cool air will see temperatures drop 10C.

'Couple of pigs having a dance off' (and that's the Force's words!): Dancing Dan the policeman busts some impressive moves - and so does the mascot

In the humorous video, posted to Facebook yesterday, constable Daniel Graham from Kingston Police, can be seen busting some moves with the dancing swine. The police force wrote on social media: 'Couple of pigs having a dance off.' Constable Graham, 33, throws some serious shapes and seems to come out on top in the dance battle. The police force added on social media: 'Our legendary dancing Dan popped down to M&S; Kingston this morning to help along their 24 hour dance-a-thon for Macmillian Cancer.'

Sarah Jones, from Macclesfield, had an emergency caesarean when pregnant with her second child, and returned to find a parking fine. The firm passed a CCJ on her without her knowledge.

Charlotte Lockwood, 15, from Thetford, Norfolk, tragically died after she was prescribed a powerful contraceptive pill without her family being told about the risks of taking it, an inquest heard.

The figures will give the Scottish Conservative leader a boost as she takes on Ms Sturgeon's SNP and attempts to derail momentum for a second independence referendum.

Roald Dahl's giant peach rolls through Cardiff streets

A giant peach was rolled through the streets of Cardiff today (main picture) as a tribute to children's author Roald Dahl who was born in the city 100 years ago. The Welsh capital was transformed into the weird and wonderful world of the beloved storyteller to celebrate the centenary. Thousands of fans, young and old, descended on the City Of The Unexpected and cheered with delight as they watched the enormous fruit model, which was at least 30ft high, passing through the packed streets (top right). The bright peach, which featured in Dahl's classic children's book James And The Giant Peach, rested on top of a car and was supported by ropes as it travelled through the streets. When the procession reached Cardiff Castle, the peach was sliced open (bottom right) to reveal James. He was then airlifted to safety by a firefighter.

Shadow Home Secretary Andy Burnham is calling for an independent review of an inquest's ruling that Zane Gbangbola, seven, died due to a carbon monoxide leak at his Surrey home in 2014.

Whole days now pass before Daniel Galvin Jnr (pictured with his wife Suzanna at home in Worcestershire) himself mentally raking over the terrifying moment when he was attacked in March.

Solas was rejected by his mother and had to be hand-raised. Tara Adams, whose father is the stockman on owner Grace Noble's farm near Banchory, Aberdeenshire, came along to help.

Goodwin Sands could be dredged despite RAF heroes remains being there for 76 years

More than 10,000 people have signed a petition to stop the Dover Harbour Board dredging Goodwin Sands in Deal, pictured inset right, and so disturb the final resting place of scores of RAF heroes who died in Battle of Britain. Actor Mark Rylance, star of hit film Big Friendly Giant and Wolf Hall, is among those behind the SOS (Save Our Sands) campaign and Harry Potter star Miriam Margoyles is a supporter. A German Second World War Dornier Do-17 plane was pulled from the sands in 2013, pictured main and top left, Keith Gillan, 19 was one of the most famous RAF pilots to lost his life over Goodwin Sands in the Battle of Britain.

The lawyer representing the owner of two Staffordshire terriers which viciously mauled a nine-year-old girl in Perth has asked the local mayor to stop 'yapping' about the incident.

Horsforth School, in Leeds, offered parents the chance to send their children to watch the Red Devils in their Europa League tie against Ukrainian side Zorya Luhansk at Old Trafford.

Publisher Hachette Children's Group yesterday revealed that it is reverting to using the original texts after attempts to update the books in 2010 'didn't work'.

Ray Williams, 79, has spent most of his life what happened to his father's RAF Lancaster bomber during World War Two. Now he has discovered the truth about its fate in Germany.

The deaths of as many as four patients after they were placed on end-of-life care pathways at the same hospital - Royal Albert Edward Infirmary in Wigan (pictured) - are set to be examined by police.

In 1959, 16-year-old Jonathan Franklin brought two rescued owl chicks back to Eton with him and raised them in his dorm room. Dum and Dee lived with Franklin until his A level years.

Windsor Castle building work camouflages part of building under repair

The building work, involving masses of unsightly scaffolding, has been made to 'disappear' by covering it with a life-size image of the castle walls so realistic that it is almost impossible to spot where the fake stops and the actual castle resumes. The covering, on the walls and battlements of the North Terrace, was created by taking photographs of the area before the work started and printing a carefully scaled composite image on to a huge, durable plastic sheet, which was then stretched in front of the scaffolding.

Scientists in Bristol have discovered a dinosaur that was able to change the colour of its skin - a defence mechanism that has never been seen before in any other dinosaur species.

Relationship experts and lifestyle coaches say there's ten questions every woman needs to ask her man before tying the knot - and they've shared them with FEMAIL.

Retailers are trying to persuade us that your bra can go out of fashion and you need to buy a new one every six months.

This is Money has done the hard work for you and searched the web for the best value contracts for the new iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus handsets

Apple has admitted it has sold out worldwide of the new iPhone 7 Plus after demand outstripped its initial supplies. In the UK the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus in all colours and capacities also sold out.

It's the African fruit loved by celebrities but a new video shows how taste expert Ellie Freeman, pictured, has to resort to using a machinist hammer before she can get into the the superfood.

Mr Tusk claimed in a meeting with the remaining 27 states that Mrs May had revealed her planned timetable to begin the formal process of Brexit in January of February.

The free school approvals will create more than 45,000 additional pupil places and contribute to Ministers' goals of opening 500 new free schools in the UK by 2020.

Frauke Petry's car goes up in flames

Ms Petry's car (left) caught alight in the eastern city of Leipzig on Friday night, in what police are treating as an arson attack. Elections on Sunday could see Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union (CDU) ejected from Berlin's state government, as voters warm to the AfD's anti-immigrant message. A protester in Berlin (right) wore a mask of Frauke Petry (inset, bottom) and held a banner reading 'Petry Heil' at a demonstration against the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership today.

Volodymyr Zhemchugov was released on Saturday as part of a hostage exchange between separatists and the Ukrainian government in rebel-occupied Donbas.

Plastic glasses, knives, forks and food boxes are pictured in a takeaway restaurant in Paris Tuesday, Sept. 6, 2016. France's efforts to reduce pollution will also affect nature lovers hitting the countryside for an outdoor meal. Under a controversial ban adopted last month, picnic-goers won't be able to drink their beloved rose wine in disposable plastic glasses, or to make ham and butter baguette sandwiches with plastic cutlery from 2020. (AP Photo/Bertrand Combaldieu)

From 2020, producers in France will have to ensure all disposable crockery can be composted and is made from biologically-sourced materials. The law is thought to be the first of its kind in the world.

People stroll in the Champ de Mars garden near the Eiffel Tower, beside the spot where a woman was allegedly raped earlier this week, in Paris, Friday, Sept. 16, 2016. Three Algerian young men have been arrested in Paris under suspicion of raping a woman near the Eiffel Tower, according to a police official. One of the suspects chatted with her on Facebook days earlier and gave her an appointment. (AP Photo/Michel Euler)

The suspected rapists were arrested this week in a Paris hotel after the woman was raped in the Champs-de-Mars garden near the famous tower where she thought she was being taken on a date.

A pair of Syrian refugees who allegedly paid a crew member working on a cargo ship almost £4,000 to get them into Spain were kidnapped and locked on board for three days.

Thousands have mourned the death of Nasir Shafi, 11, offering prayers after his body was found on Friday night. The schoolboy was apparently shot with pellets by Indian security forces in Kashmir.

Iranian Bahman Golbarnezhad, 48, (left) reportedly broke his neck after losing control on a downhill section of the course during the C4/C5 event in Rio.

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Plus-size model comes in second in Miss Italy contest

A fashion model launched a body shamming assault on a Miss Italy contestant who came second claiming she is 'too fat' to be a beauty queen. Contestant Paola Torrente, (left and centre) who is a size 14 wowed fans with her ample figure when she came in second to Rachele Risaliti during the Miss Italy 2016 in Angri, Salerno (right). The 22-year-old engineering student, who measures up at 5 foot 9 inches, was a hugely popular choice with the audience and fans and was met with thousands of comments of support. But Croatian model Nina Moric, 40, launched a body shaming assault on her Instagram account claiming Miss Torrente was only chosen because of 'political correctness' and was joined by other online trolls.

Hollywood actor George Clooney has unveiled a devastating report into the 'corrupt kleptocracy' of South Sudan, where nearly £200 million of the UK's foreign aid is spent every year.

There has been frequent spillover of fighting between the factions in Syria into the Israeli-controlled Golan Heights, but this was the first time Iron Dome was activated to intercept fire.

Food shortages in Venezuela, South America, has caused a dramatic increase in child malnutrition as these dramatic pictures demonstrate. In the capital numbers have doubled.

COMMENT
 

I reckon they spread their legs in this selfish and discourteous manner in order to assert their claim to leadership of the gorilla band and to warn off potential rivals for their imagined status.

Given how fragile and ageing our infrastructure is, the Prime Minister may have had no option but to approve the new nuclear power station at Hinkley Point if only to make sure the lights stay on.

What right have Black Lives Matter's sons and daughters of privilege, subsidised by rich parents and the taxpayer, to cause human anguish on such a scale, writes RICHARD LITTLEJOHN?

Samantha Cameron has always seemed like a very nice woman - but why on earth does she think she can become a dress designer overnight, JAN MOIR asks.

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