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FRESH from London Fashion Week, model Amber Le Bon hotfooted it to Manchester to DJ at an exclusive fash bash at Harvey Nichols.

Statuesque Amber, was a front row (Frow) regular at the capitals bi-annual fashion showcases, but was cutting a stylish dash here in Manchester on Wednesday night for the launch of New York accessories brand Coachs new collection at the posh department store in the city centre.

Harvey Nichols held the bash to celebrate the launch of Executive Creative Director, Stuart Vevers debut collection for the cult American brand with a VIP showcase in the luxurious ground floor boutique.

The brand is renowned for quilted clutches and sorbet-shaded carry-alls, with the distinctive horse and coach logo on each bag.

The 25-year-old catwalk queen opted for an unusual polka dot print shirt teamed with a leather-look embellished skirt and grey pixie boots, while her brunette locks were swept off her face into a chignon.

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As well as modelling some of Coachs fabulous new handbags at the event, Amber headed behind the decks to entertain fellow fashionistas on the night with a setlist of dance anthems.

And while shes inherited her supermodel mum, Yasmin Le Bons, statuesque good looks, shes apparently also inherited her dad, Duran Duran legend Simon Le Bons, ear for music too.

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The TOILET FLANGE COVER improves working conditions when remodeling a bathroom because it limits exposure to toxic gases from a sewer or septic line while the toilet is removed. In doing so, it prevents exposure to germs and it helps to prevent individuals from getting sick from touching the dirty wax ring residue. The invention is lightweight and user-friendly and it also features a reusable design. Additionally, it offers a safe way to prevents small tools from falling down inside the hole so it is ideal for use by plumbers, home remodelers, do-it-yourselfers and other professionals who install or replace toilets. This invention also has a prototype available.

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The Stockton neighbourhood being filmed for the controversial Benefits Street TV show has been promised a makeover - to make it look better - claim residents.

Families in Kingston Road, Tilery, are being promised new windows, porches, gutters and roof facias as filming continues for the Channel 4 show.

Letters informed 25 households they were being included in a 60m improvement programme.

But many locals claimed it was only being done so the street does not look like a dump on television.

One resident, who did not wish to be named, said: Someone at the council must have realised that leaving this place as it was reflected badly not on us, but on the whole of Stockton, and the place would look like a dump.

So now we hear that our houses are finally going to get done up.

"Life here has suddenly turned very sweet.

Anyone who thought we were mad to get involved with Benefits Street needs to think again.

Thirteen, the housing association carrying out the work, said the refurbishing had been budgeted and planned several months ago.

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THE collapse on Friday of a six-storey building at Synagogue Church of All Nations in Ikotun, Lagos, was a triple tragedy. Not only were lives and property destroyed, it also demonstrated the failure of state institutions to protect citizens by simple adherence to rules. Worse, it exposed the prevailing culture of impunity as demonstrated in the bizarre reaction of church officials.

The tragedy was only the latest in frequent building collapses in the country. According to press reports, the six-storey building suddenly caved in, burying hundreds of persons in the rubble. Conflicting accounts say the four upper floors were still under construction and that neighbours had noticed it sway in recent times, claims that can only be established by a thorough investigation.

But the human cost is undeniable and its true extent is still unfolding. Latest figures by the National Emergency Management Agency indicate that 70 corpses, many of them foreigners and mostly women, had been recovered by Wednesday, while 131 had been rescued alive, including a 45-year-old woman who survived after being trapped four days under the rubble.

The Lagos State government cannot escape censure for this tragedy. For a state that has suffered numerous building collapses in recent years, the Synagogue tragedy, except investigations uncover deliberate sabotage, is a ringing indictment of the inadequacy of its building control and monitoring enforcement. It calls into question its capacity to ensure strict compliance with its building codes and the efficiency of its agencies to monitor and prevent such disasters. The building was being built in full public view at the densely populated Ikotun area of the city and effective monitoring by physical planning and building control officials ought to have noticed and acted accordingly.

Unless they change their narratives, the General Manager of the Lagos State Building Control Agency, Abimbola Animashaun, and the officials of Lagos State Emergency Management Agency, have told reporters that the church did not have approval to add three floors to the original two-storey building, a grave infraction. We have investigated and found that they (SCOAN) had no approval for the additional structures, Animashaun told reporters at the scene. The state Commissioner for Physical Planning and Urban Planning, Olutoyin Ayinde, added, We have no proof that the church had permit to add to the existing structure. LSBCA and the Council of Registered Engineers have commenced investigations but, already, preliminary findings show that the church may have tough questions to answer. Requests to SCOAN to show the approvals have not been met.

The behaviour of the church officials has been bizarre and sickening. Reports say that, rather than quickly mobilise help, church members were hostile to rescuers and indeed initially prevented neighbours and officials from fully securing the disaster site. Public Relations Officer of the National Emergency Management Agency, Ibrahim Farinloye, said, The church members have been very aggressive and hostile to us; they attacked us and we had to withdraw our services. I was attacked; officials of LSBCA and the general manager of LASEMA were also attacked There were also reports of attacks on journalists and smashing of cameras.

Confronted with such a tragedy, even the conduct of the head of the church, Temitope Joshua, was not initially helpful. First, he and his members sought to downplay the number of dead, giving the figures as only three, and later, as the bodies piled up, less than 10, as if the death of even one person is acceptable in the face of suspicions that the church might have been careless. South Africa alone has since lamented that it lost 67 of its nationals in the disaster.

Joshua added a fresh twist by showing a video clip of an aircraft purportedly hovering over the building shortly before its collapse and alleged sabotage and threats against the church and his person. Although this sounds rather diversionary, investigators should examine all angles to unravel the cause or causes of the collapse and with a firm resolve to punish all those found culpable, to prevent the frequent collapses.

Experts say buildings collapse due to use of low quality building materials, incompetent artisans, weak supervision, non-compliance with specifications/standards, poor design, poor maintenance and weak foundations. More crucially, corruption and laxity at state and local levels allow builders to erect structurally weak buildings that may eventually end up collapsing when subjected to natural or man-made stress.

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