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Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Woman reveals horrific damage to her face after it was injected with cement and tyre sealant by 'butt implant doctor'

By Chris Murphy and Tamara AbrahamAn alleged victim of 'fake doctor' Oneal Ron Morris has come forward to show the horrific state of her face after it was injected with a toxic mixture of cement and tyre sealant.Rajee Narinesingh, 48, from Miami, Florida, says her face was ruined by Morris, who had just been released from custody after she was accused of administering the potentially lethal shots to another victim.Ms Narinesingh, who, like Morris, 30, was born a man, but lives as a woman, said she suffered acutely lumpy cheeks, misshapen chin and ballooning upper lip after the back room beauty treatment.Back room beauty treatment: Rajee Narinesingh,...

Tuesday, November 29, 2011

Why DO young women go out dressed like this? We meet nightclubbers in four major cities to find the surprising and unsettling answer to the question d

By Tanith CareyBirthday girl: This young lady in Cardiff proudly displays a cocktail glass hanging around her neck. Right, two young women show off their high heels and skimpy clothes during a night out in Newcastle-upon-TyneEight o’clock on a freezing November evening — but for all the skimpy outfits on the streets of Manchester, you’d think it was 80 degrees on the Costa Brava. Here the women’s hems are so high — and their tops so low — that there’s no more than a few inches of fabric to shield them from the biting winter cold. Only the fake tans manage to hide the goosebumps as they totter along uncertainly in six-inch ‘hooker heels’, arm...

Some people never learn: Blinded and battered bullfighter vows to return to ring in first public appearance since horrific goring

-Juan Jose Padilla makes pledge just six days after crucial operation to repair paralysed face -Says it's his dream to put on matador's uniform again and insists he does not want pity from fans over his ordeal -WARNING: Graphic videoBy Simon TomlinsonA Spanish matador blinded in one eye after being gored during a bullfight today vowed to do the 'unspeakable' and return to the ring as he made his first public appearance since the horrific incident.Juan Jose Padilla was speaking at a press conference just six days after undergoing a crucial operation to repair nerve damage in the left side of his face, which was left paralysed in the attack.Bearing...

Whining dog owner filmed punching his pet in the head is banned from keeping animals... but claims HE should get compensation

-Jonathan Bloomfield says footage posted online was an invasion of his privacy-He claims the dog bit his son and he was sick of it barking-Apologises for what he did but claims his family are now homelessBy Emily AllenJonathan Bloomfield, 37, was filmed by a neighbour viciously punching and swearing at his 18-month-old Staffordshire bull terrier, ButchA dog owner filmed punching his pet in the head has been banned from keeping animals - but now claims he should be compensated for an invasion of his privacy after the footage was posted on Facebook. Jonathan Bloomfield, 37, was filmed by a neighbour viciously punching and swearing at his 18-month-old...

Sunday, November 27, 2011

I was viciously raped on this Barbados beach but local police cared more about protecting tourism, says brave British grandmother

By Angela Levin Sitting in her immaculate three-bedroom bungalow on Anglesey, Diane Davies thinks every day of her holiday in Barbados last winter. But she wishes she could forget it. For this 62-year-old grandmother of nine, holiday memories don’t mean happy images of a paradise island with palm trees, white sand and warm seas.Instead, she relives over and over the brutal rape she suffered in broad daylight in one of the island’s most exclusive areas. Bruised and swollen: Diane Davies the day after her attack Her anguish over this horrific attack is compounded by her treatment by the local police and victim-support personnel, which, at best,...

Camilla's beauty tip to Kate: The £165 bee sting treatment hailed as 'non-surgical facelift'

By Claudia JosephAs a former cigarette smoker and sun worshipper, the Duchess of Cornwall may not be the first person who springs to mind for beauty tips.But in fact, Camilla has been advising the newest member of the Royal Family, the Duchess of Cambridge, on her complexion.Camilla has long been a fan of beauty therapist Deborah Mitchell, who treats her regularly with her £165 bee sting facial, hailed as a ‘non-surgical facelift’ – the organic alternative to Botox.The former beauty queen, who has won awards for her Heaven skincare range, has been visiting Buckingham Palace and Highgrove to look after Kate’s skin – and even offered her tips for...

A family affair: Amanda Knox celebrates her first Thanksgiving as a free woman with her mother and sister

By Lucy BucklandHappy holidays: Amanda Knox (left) celebrated her first Thanksgiving out of prison with her sister Deanna, 22, and mother Edda She spent the last four Thanksgivings in an Italian jail for a murder she didn't commit.So it's no surprise Amanda Knox looked happy but thoughtful as she spent this year's holiday with her mother Edda Mellas and sister Deanna Knox, 22.The 24-year-old was cleared of murdering British student Meredith Kercher last month and it seems Knox is finally getting back to normality as she shopped for food with Ms Mellas and Deanna.Knox is no longer living with her family after she moved in with classical guitar...

Saturday, November 26, 2011

Smile that melts misconceptions: How Taya, who was born with Down's, became darling of the modelling world

By Frances HardyStar quality: 14-month-old Taya Kennedy. Retailers, including the Early Learning Centre and Mothercare, are already queuing up to feature the bright-eyed toddler in their advertising campaignsThe camera just loves little Taya Kennedy. Wide-eyed, cheeky, engaged; she brims with the confidence of a natural performer. It is little wonder that she has taken the child-modelling world by storm.The fact that 14-month-old Taya also has Down’s Syndrome is quite incidental. She was selected, not to fulfil a quota, tick a box or adhere to the dictums of some politically-correct code of positive discrimination. Taya was picked because, quite...

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