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Craig Mackinlay, the MP for South Thanet, is being investigated over alleged overspending in the 2015 general election campaign. Mr Mackinlay defeated the then UKIP leader Nigel Farage in the ballot. Karl McCartney, whose bid to retain his Lincoln seat is also being probed, says a draft report into the controversy has been withheld by Tory central office. Seventeen police forces across the country are looking into whether some MPs' agents should have filed costs associated with battle bus visits to their constituencies in their local expenses. The Tories said they had been campaigning "across the country for the return of a Conservative government" and, as a result, associated costs were regarded as national not local expenditure. MPs 'cast adrift' Mr McCartney has accused Conservative Central Office (CCHQ) of keeping back from MPs a draft report from the Electoral Commission on the investigation. In an email leaked to Sky News, he wrote to the party chairman, Patrick McLoughlin saying MPs felt "completely cast adrift" and "left to fend for themselves". The message continued: "We didn't create this mess, the clever dicks at CCHQ did, and I don't see their professional reputations being trashed in the media much." In a statement Mr McCartney said: "The Conservative Party advised us that the so-called campaign 'battle buses' were, as at previous general elections and in keeping with the practice of both the Labour Party and Liberal Democrats, a national campaign expense. "This meant that they were not to be declared in our own election expenses." The office of Craig Mackinlay, who was questioned on Saturday, said it would not be commenting. Image copyright Getty Images Image caption The Conservatives said the Battlebus tour was part of a national campaign It follows a Channel 4 investigation into spending in key constituencies. In June, Kent Police were given a further 12 months to investigate the claims of improper spending.
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Within a year, Rizer had postponed college and had been scooped up by photographer Steven Meisel, who shot her for the cover of Vogue Italias September issue in 1997. Almost overnight, Rizer began her upward trajectory into supermodel legacy, appearing in Calvin Klein and Celine campaigns, and walking the runways in New York, Paris, and Milan fashion week. It sounds weird, but even then, even at that point, I didnt really get it; I didnt understand how fortunate I was, or how great the opportunities were, says Rizer. I would see so many girls standing in these long casting lines, really desperate for jobs, and I was in a position where amazing opportunities were just being given to ครีมบำรุงหน้าขาวใส me, which is so, so rare. View photos More It wasnt until Rizer saw herself on the cover of American Vogue with Kate Moss in 1999 that it finally hit her: She had made it. She was one of the most sought-after models of the decade and her entire career path had almost been a fluke, a no-stakes decision made by her mother one afternoon while watching Oprahfacts that are all too clear to Rizer. I got one-in-a-million lucky, she agrees. I worked hard, of course, but it was also right time, right place; I dont think it could have happened any other way. Which, consequently, is also why Rizer would never consider allowing her kids to follow her into the world modeling. I got in the right door and had amazing support, but there are so many wrong doors in fashion, and so many drugs, and drinking, and partying, and gross people who just want to take naked pictures of young girls, and I would never want to expose my children to that life, she says. I want them to have a normal childhood and feel beautiful because theyre smart and kind, not because someone tells them they fit some image. There are so many gross people who just want to take naked pictures of young girls. Not that Rizer has personally faced much adversity to her appearance over the years. I started modeling in the 90s when the idea of beauty wasnt a Brazilian bombshell or a Cindy Crawford; it was about unique and individual beauty, like that of Erin OConnor and Karen Elsen, she says.
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We dont technically need our pinky toes Remember that craze a few years ago when women were surgically removing their pinky toes so they could fit into narrow shoes? (Wide feet, the worst!) While taking your toe to the butcher shop is extreme, in reality, you dont actually need the pinky toe, Schumacher says. When we looked more like primates and used our hands and feet in similar ways (tree climbing and running on all fours and the like) the pinky toe had a purpose. But now that we walk on two legs, the major weight baring joint of our feet is just the big toe. That toe, along with the ankle, is essential for balancebut the pinky? No. So can I lob mine off? I asked Schumacher. He wouldnt recommend it. But, should you be the victim of a Big Lebowski-esque kidnapping scheme and lose your pinky toe? Dont worry.
The cooling welcome in Emerson is a microcosm of growing discontent over Canadas open door policy for refugees. Last week, an Angus Reid poll found that while 47 percent of respondents said Canada is taking in the right number of refugees, 41 percent said the number is already too high.(See the report) ( here ) "It could become a real political liability for the government," said Christian Leuprecht, a politics professor at the Royal Military College of Canada, noting that spring will lead to more crossings as travel gets easier. THAWING OUT IN THE KITCHEN After the 16 migrants left French's home, without being admitted, they found truck driver Brad Renout two doors down leaving for work. "I was going to leave them all outside," Renout said. "I figured, to hell with (them) for coming over the border in winter." When he saw children among the group, Renout allowed three women, three toddlers and two teenagers into his kitchen. Early Sunday, Reuters witnessed at least seven migrants bundled in new parkas and bulging backpacks walking into Canada from Minnesota, following railway tracks in the icy dark. Ismail, a 25-year-old Somali man, said they had walked for 22 hours without sleep across North Dakota. As police lights flashed distantly, Ismail said he was afraid to walk toward them. He thought the group was still on U.S. soil.
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption One of Mr Corbyn's staunchest backers has been Unite's Len McCluskey Mr Coyne's initial pitch was that the union was too focused on Westminster politics under Mr McCluskey and not enough on members' interests. But following the Copeland defeat, he has more explicitly attacked Mr McCluskey and Mr Corbyn - accusing the former of wasting members' money propping up the latter and calling for loans made to Mr Corbyn's re-election campaign to be repaid rather than written off. The implication is that a Coyne-led union wouldn't be funding a Corbyn-led Labour Party and that a new general secretary of Unite would apply pressure on the Labour leader to stand down. West Brom v Liverpool for union top job However, some of Mr Corbyn's critics at Westminster believe the Coyne campaign so far has had too subtle a message to gain prominent media coverage and should be more explicit about wanting to see the Labour leader deposed. So far, these Corbyn critics aren't confident that Mr Coyne will succeed in his bid to become the next general secretary of Unite. And - frankly - even if he does, he might be constrained by a more left-wing union executive if he were to try to pull the plug on the current party leadership. So the real battle is being waged largely beneath the radar at the party's grassroots. And it is Mr Corbyn's supporters who are being accused of trying to mount a coup. The 'McDonnell amendment' Mr Corbyn's opponents say the real coup is the one being plotted by those close to the leadership. They argue that those on the left of the party want to change Labour irrevocably and ensure it can't return to its Blairite past. While polling suggests that Mr Corbyn isn't a popular leader, the argument goes that the left can't afford to ditch him unless an equally left-wing leader could be guaranteed to succeed him.
