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SELFRIDGES has been cleared of using an unhealthily thin model in a fashion advert, the advertising watchdog has said.The department store sent out an email in January showing a model standing side on in a long blue dress but a customer complained it was socially irresponsible .3 This is the Selfridge
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stanley cups aint that the model looked unhealthily thinCredit: PA:Press AssociationSelfridges said the woman was not positioned in a way intended to exaggerate her slimness, adding that the loose fit of the dress would distort the actual size of any model regardless of their size.The store said that while they accepted the model was thin, the general publics perception of weight and whether or not an individual looked unhealthily thin was
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FRESH Covid graphs show how infection rates are FALLING in more areas across England than it was at the start of October. Deputy chief medical officer Jonathan Van Tam showed the hopeful picture of a country which is starting to claw back some ground from the spread of coronavirus. 鈿狅笍 Read our coronavirus live blog for the latest news updates 3The week up to 6 October sketched a grim outlook for Engl
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nike dunk s. Almost all areas except for the South West had infection rates which were soaring. But a fresh graph from the week up to October 14 show a very different picture. Huge parts of England are dotted with light green showing cases have begun to fall. Professor Van Tam said this evening: In contrast, the rate of change is more variable and there are more patches of green - indicating a negative
