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Spring 2018 is all about this Millennial Pink- adjacent hue, industrial-grade rubber, and the bag you denied your whole life. Read our forecast of the biggest trends for of the season, ahead. Rubber "100% Nitrile / Synthetic Rubber" read CALVIN KLEIN'S industrial-grade pencil dress. You'll never look at your mother's dishwashing gloves the same way again, with brands taking rubberized materials and molding them into unexpectedly chic silhouettes (like a pair of Balenciaga Crocs). Ruching Who needs stiff corsetry when ruching is so much more comfortable? Fabric gets pushed around this spring with DIY pull-through details at Tory Burch, Kardashian-worthy curve-huggers at Tom Ford, and boudoir details at No. 21. Asymmetrical Necklines Seen at Altuzarra, Isabel Marant, and Prabal Gurung, this off-balanced silhouette dances along your shoulder, wraps around your neck, and twists around your collar bone. Simultaneously. Get ready for the asymmetrical neckline. The Fanny...

He’s hailed as the greatest driver of his generation, clinching his fourth Formula One championship on Sunday night. On the surface, Lewis Hamilton has all the elements of a national treasure: the 32-year-old has gone from a modest Stevenage schoolboy to a rich and successful sporting superstar. But the British public somehow don’t seem to have taken the Mercedes golden boy to their hearts in the same way they have other sports stars. PROMOTED STORIES Despite his phenomenal achievements as Britain’s most successful driver in the history of the sport, he is frequently mocked for his lavish lifestyle and loud outfits, and has only won BBC Sports Personality’s of the Year once in his career. Here, agent to the stars Jonathan Shalit helps us unpick why the the British public has never truly taken Hamilton to their hearts – and why we might have got him all wrong... His lifestyle Hamilton never tries to hide his lavish playboy ways, frequently posting pictures o...

A Labour MP has compared the situation in parliament with the Hollywood abuse scandal, with people desperate to advance in an industry. A list of 13 MPs facing harassment allegations has been circulating at Westminster, according to The Daily Telegraph, as Number 10 again made clear any unwanted sexual behaviour was "completely unacceptable". Meanwhile the Guido Fawkes website claimed Tory aides had compiled a spreadsheet of 36 Conservative MPs - including 20 ministers - accused of inappropriate behaviour. The Conservatives declined to comment. PROMOTED STORIES Over the weekend the Prime Minister ordered a Cabinet Office inquiry into whether International Trade Minister Mark Garnier had breached the ministerial code over claims he asked his Commons secretary to buy sex toys and called her "sugar tits". Lucy Powell said: "When you have that mix of lots of desperate people in that environment, this sort of power abuse - because that's what it is, it's abo...

The House of Commons Speaker has called for change at Westminster amid what he called "disturbing" allegations about a "culture of sexual harassment". John Bercow challenged political parties to "live up to their responsibilities" in tackling the issue. He said Theresa May's call for a Commons-wide mediation service and contractually-binding grievance procedure for MPs and staff should be considered. PROMOTED STORIES In a statement to MPs, he stressed: "In the first instance I hope that parties will live up to their responsibilities, demonstrating both an appetite for change and a practical means of delivering that change without delay. "Make no mistake, there is a need for change." Mr Bercow called on the Commons Standards Committee to beef up the code of conduct for MPs to include a new rule that "a member must treat all those who work in Parliament with dignity, courtesy and respect", as recommended by the Parliamentary Comm...

Ministers who make staff feel uncomfortable face being sacked under a clampdown on Parliament’s sex pests, MPs have been warned. Theresa May backed moves for a tough crackdown as the sexual harassment scandal gripping Westminster threatened to claim its first scalp. International Trade Minister Mark Garnier, who admitted calling his secretary “sugar t*ts” and asking her to buy two sex toys, was clinging to his post after Theresa May refused to give him her backing. PROMOTED STORIES A Cabinet Office investigation was underway to determine whether his conduct breached the Ministerial Code. The PM’s spokesman refused to say whether Mrs May had full confidence in Mr Garnier, insisting No 10 did not want to pre-empt the inquiry’s findings. Answering an urgent question as the crisis engulfed Westminster, Commons leader Andrea Leadsom said allegations against any minister would not have to reach the criminal threshold to trigger their sacking. She told MPs: ...

Lord Andrew Turnbull, who was the Cabinet Secretary under Tony Blair, said the Government will fall and won’t be able to carry on if MPs dismiss a final Brexit vote. Speaking on BBC Radio 4, Mr Turnbull said: “I think it means that the Government falls, actually. The government can’t carry on and therefore we end up with an election. The crossbencher said the “life of the Government will depend on” the result of the parliament's Brexit deal vote. Mr Turnbull said: “If they can’t get people to accept the deal that they have negotiated in and have presented, I don’t think they can survive. Lord Turnbull said that a final Brexit deal must be explicitly supported “And then we have a major constitutional crisis.” Theresa May announced last week that she is confident a final Brexit vote would happen before the March 2019 deadline. Mrs May said she believes MPs will have a vote on the final Brexit deal “in time for parliament to...

Northern parts of the country are going to see the only chances of cloud and rain with Scotland experiencing a particularly wet day. The Met Office said: “Another chilly start in the south but it should be by and large another fine start with plenty of sunshine. “Whereas across much of northern Britain there will be cloud and rain at times. “Clearing away from north-east England, slow to clear from eastern Scotland. BBC weather: Carol Kirkwood stumbles over words as she presents Guy Fawkes Night weather 2017: UK to FREEZE on Fireworks Night as t... RELATED ARTICLES “A particularly wet day in western Scotland. “A few showers also coming into Northern Ireland and north-west England. “For the bulk of Wales and southern England it’s dry and it’s fine once more and it should be just that much milder as well with temperatures creeping into the low- teens for most of us.” Storm Herwart LIVE pictures: Damage and flooding across central Europ...

The South Korean paper Dong-A Ilbo, citing opposition party lawmaker Kyeong Dae-soo, claims that 60 classified military documents were among 40,000 hacked from South Korea’s Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering Co. in April 2016. South Korea’s Aegis-equipped ships and submarines are key to plans for a preemptive strike against North Korea. They are equipped with ballistic missiles to target key facilities in the South. China and South Korea to hold 'emergency summit' NATO to ‘put PRESSURE’ on North Korea as missile program persists RELATED ARTICLES The documents include information on construction technology, blueprints, weapons systems and evaluation of the ships and submarines. Mr Kyeong told the newspaper that he was briefed on the hack from South Korea’s defence ministry. North Korea has been developing cyber capabilities as trade sanctions and a poor economy have made it hard to invest in conventional military capabilities. The rogue nation has b...

Jean Asselborn, who has represented Luxembourg at the Council of Ministers of the European Union since 2004, said the EU was grappling with three major challenges - Brexit, migration and "the community of values". But of those three, he said certain member states' refusal to accept immigrants and relieve the pressure on the likes of Greece and Italy was the biggest problem facing Europe. Mr Asselborn suggested only the European Courts of Justice could force Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic to fulfil their migrant quota. Jean Asselborn said country's like Poland refusing to accept migrants could destroy the EU Poland may 'NO LONGER' be EU member state, minister says Luxembourg's Foreign Minister calls for 'deeper' EU integration RELATED ARTICLES He told Austrian newspaper Tiroler Tageszeitung: "Countries that do not want to open the door to refugees, who speak Arabic and are Muslim, ignore the values ​​of solidarity and responsibility. ...

Players from Chinese third-tier side Meixian Techand were so delighted with the £3m bonuses they received for achieving promotion that they posed for selfies next to wads of cash. The team are still one division below the mega-rich Chinese Super League , but that didn't stop club bosses for rewarding them handsomely for their achievements. Meixian Techand achieved promotion to China League One with a 3-1 aggregate victory over Shenzhen Ledman on Sunday, with a solitary strike from Ye Weichao securing a 1-0 second leg win. PROMOTED STORIES Sports Illustrated report that each player received £3m in bonuses, with more on offer if they were to reach the top flight, which features the game's highest-paid player Carlos Tevez. One player grinned as he leaned on the wads of cash, while another could barely contain his delight as he counted it up. The snaps echo those of boxer Floyd 'Money' Mayweather, who regularly poses with huge wads of cash in his Instagram photos.

Neymar regrets his world record Paris Saint-Germain move and misses Barcelona, according to reports in Spain. The Brazilian stunned the football world in the summer by leaving La Liga giants for the French capital in a blockbuster €222million deal. But the 25-year-old has endured a mixed start to life at the Ligue 1 outfit. Neymar has scored 10 goals in 11 games but also fell out with strike partner Edinson Cavani. PROMOTED STORIES Neymar was sent off in his most recent appearance for PSG, and now reports are suggesting he is also unhappy with boss Unai Emery's tactics. Catalan TV station La Porteria tweeted: "La Porteria understands that the Brazilian regrets having left Barça and misses his life in Barcelona. "The player is unhappy with Emery and his methods. The player's environment does not feel comfortable in Paris either." The PSG manager recently warned Neymar not to fall into the trap of provocation during games. PLAY "He's an intelligent player,...

This shocking image shows current World Footballer of the Year Cristiano Ronaldo kneeling bloodied and bruised with a jihadist holding a knife behind him. it comes after fellow world football superstarts Lionel Messi and Neymar were mocked up for a sick ISIS propaganda photo s. In one image made and distributed by the pro-IS Wafa Media Foundation, Barcelona star Messi appeared beheaded while Neymar was pictured on his knees crying, while a terrorist stood next to both with a knife in his hands. PROMOTED STORIES And that poster came just days after Argentine football chiefs held a meeting with the Russian ambassador over safety fears sparked by an ISIS mock up of Messi crying blood. Now the latest sickening mock up sees Portugal and Real Madrid superstar Ronaldo with a black eye and his hands tied behind his back on his knees in the foreground, a masked executioner standing behind him holding up a knife, the pair atop rubble and broken bones. "Our words are what you see NOT what yo...

A simple look at what happens when Jose Mourinho pairs Anthony Martial with Marcus Rashford tells us why he's so reluctant to do so. Manchester United's record with the young forwards together isn't anywhere near the standard they've set so far this season. But regardless, the Red Devils boss hinted he could start them both in the same side for the second week running against Benfica, reports the Manchester Evening News. PROMOTED STORIES Some United supporters booed the decision to withdraw Rashford for Martial against Tottenham on Saturday, however the Frenchman was applauded and serenaded as he warmed up in front of the Stretford End before he emerged to score the winner. Martial and Rashford have started just 11 games together and of the five Premier League matches United have drawn four and lost one. The only victories were against Football League clubs Reading, Blackburn and Burton Albion, as well as last week's Carabao Cup victory at Swansea. United lost their...

Alex Jones has spoken out about her struggle to 'ping back into shape' following the birth of her baby Teddy who she welcomed at the start of the year. After becoming a mum for the first time at the age of 39, the One Show presenter said she returned to work to find none of her clothes fitted and nothing she tried on looked the same anymore. "Your bone structure and shape changes too and no amount of dieting will fix that," she told OK! magazine. PROMOTED STORIES Alex's words are a stark contrast to the usual pics of celeb mums who appear to have no trouble returning to their pre-baby figures in record-timing. Despite having personal trainers, dietitians and chefs on speed dial, Alex said the envy-inducing pics of celeb mums could be the result of a lot of smoke and mirrors. "In a lot of those photos, there's a lot of Spanx and dark colours," she said. "Underneath we're all looking a bit like a melted ice cream," Alex joked. Alex's ...

Troy Deeney faces a three-match ban for gouging Joe Allen's cheek with his thumb. Watford skipper Deeney was booked by referee Michael Oliver for his stoppage-time skirmish with the Wales midfielder in the Hornets' 1-0 defeat by Stoke. But he faces retrospective action from the Football Association, who have charged him after reviewing the flashpoint today. PROMOTED STORIES Former World Cup referee Graham Poll branded Deeney's conduct “disgraceful” - and Potters manager Mark Hughes believes the FA should step in. Stoke boss Hughes was not impressed by Deeney's action on his midfielder. Hughes said: "Obviously we've kicked the ball out because there were injured players, and they should've given the ball back to us, but they shaped up to put it in our box - which was not in the spirit of the game, and that's why our players reacted. It's not pleasant when you see that. "He's grabbing him by the face, it's not what you want to see. As I s...

Eduardo Inda, director of online news website OKDiaro.com and a regular on Spanish political and current affairs programmes, told broadcaster La Sexta soldiers would be mobilised to protect airports, ports and nuclear power stations if they came under threat. Fears of a violent uprising - seen as remote by most observers despite sensationalist claims Spain could be on the verge of another civil war - came to nothing today on the first weekday since the Spanish government imposed direct rule on Catalonia and stripped its leading politicians of their powers. But the calm prevailing in Barcelona and other Catalan cities didn't stop Mr Inda, an outspoken right-winger who often gets into shouting matches with fellow guests on Spanish TV news shows, from referring to the possibility of the army intervening. British MEP ridicules claim UK would be damaged by Brexit 'no deal' Catalonia politician warns Catalans could face MORE Spanish violence RELATED ARTICLES Catalonia LIVE pictur...

Jurgen Klopp has been told by Liverpool’s owners that he will be given all the money from the sale of Philippe Coutinho. The Anfield club are braced for another £130million bid for Coutinho in January with Barcelona confident they can finally land the playmaker. And all the money received will be given to Klopp for rebuilding – starting with Southampton’s Virgil van Dijk. PROMOTED STORIES Liverpool are in desperate need of defensive reinforcements after some erratic displays which have seen the club fall off the pace in the title race. Southampton will demand £70m for the Dutch defender but, if Liverpool give Coutinho the green light to go, that will trigger an immediate move for Van Dijk – and still leave cash spare to search for ways to replace the Brazilian star. Coutinho is still a big priority for the Catalan giants who failed to sign the 25-year-old in the summer despite repeated attempts to persuade FSG to sell their prized asset. And reports in ...

Mauricio Pochettino accused Pep Guardiola of showing a lack of respect when he dubbed Tottenham 'Harry Kane FC' – but the England striker is the one man he can't do without. This top-of-the-table clash was always going to be decided by small margins. But with the game in the balance, and the points tantalisingly there for the taking, it was Jose Mourinho who had what it took to snatch them away thanks to Anthony Martial's late winning strike. PROMOTED STORIES There had been a smattering of jeers when Mourinho decided to replace Marcus Rashford with Martial for the last 20 minutes. In the end, it proved to be a masterstroke. Mourinho put his finger to his lips at the final whistle – telling those United fans who had questioned his wisdom that silence can sometimes be golden. Yes, the winning goal may have been Wimbledon-lite – but it was also an illustration of what you can do when you've got a £60million forward to summon from the bench. Martial's showed power, ...

Everyone knows Zlatan Ibrahimovic is a confident chap. But his charming arrogance took Thierry Henry completely by surprise when his reply to a question had the Arsenal legend in stitches. The pair of footballing greats were having a chat at Manchester United's Carrington training ground on Soccer Am. PROMOTED STORIES Henry spotted a wall featuring a mural showing such former Red Devils greats as George Best, Bobby Charlton and David Beckham, and asked the question on everyone's lips. Well, actually, he didn't even get the chance to ask. Ibrahimovic, being the superhuman he is, was able to anticipate the Arsenal legend's question, and had an answer ready: "I know what you're going to ask me. It's coming next year." The Red Devils striker then added: "You know why? [I'm not on the wall]. Because they still don't know how God is looking." The typical Zlatan response gets a great reaction from Henry, who bursts out laughing and has to du...

Manchester City will not give Arsenal a penny for Alexis Sanchez. The Premier League leaders have no plans to make a cut-price £20million bid for the Chilean forward during the January transfer window. They are ready to wreck revenge on the Gunners over their decision to scupper a £60million deadline-day deal for the 28-year-old by signing him for nothing when his contract expires next summer. PROMOTED STORIES Sunday Mirror Sport has learned that City are still angry at the way Arsenal handled negotiations for Sanchez in August. After telling the Etihad club that the player was going nowhere, the Gunners changed tack at the 11th hour when it became clear that Sanchez would not be signing a new deal and had deliberately priced himself out of moves to both Paris St Germain and Bayern Munich by demanding wages of £500,000-a-week. Arsene Wenger’s attempt to get City to agree to a deal that would see Raheem Sterling move to the Emirates was rejected by Pep Guardiola. And...

Having sex may be going out of fashion, after research showed the average American is enjoying fewer intimate encounters than they were a decade ago. A study published in Archives of Sexual Behaviour reveals that adults across the pond had sex nine fewer times per year between 2010 and 2014 when compared to 2000 and 2004. And the news is even worse for married couples who live together, who had sex 16 fewer times a year, Time reported. PROMOTED STORIES Although the modern age is often seen as overly sexualised compared to the innocence of the past, the study also found that - when controlling age and time period - those having the most sex were those born during the 1930s while those in the 1990s were having the least. The study's author, Jean Twenge, is a professor of psychology at San Diego State University. She wrote: "The results suggest that Americans are having sex less frequently due to two primary factors: an increasing number of individuals without a steady or marital...

Two New York city police officers have been charged with raping an 18-year-old girl while she was in custody in handcuffs. Officers Eddie Martins and Richard Hall had arrested the alleged victim, who has identified herself on social media and in numerous media reports as Anna Chambers. The pair arrested Ms Chambers for smoking marijuana in the car park of a Chipotle restaurant in Coney Island. PROMOTED STORIES One of the officers is accused of raping her while both forced her to perform a sex act, it is claimed. The cops have not denied that the incident took place, but are claiming the encounter was 'consensual'. This week they wrote to prosecutors urging them not to charge them and attemped to discredit Ms Chambers. The letter mentions that the alleged victim has shared "provocative" selfies on social media since the allegations came to light. Ms Chambers has hit out the suggestion the encounter was consensual, writing on Twitter: "Of course, only a cop could b...

- According to the vice president, Jonathan doled huge sums of money during the 2015 election - He also said Jonathan was responsible for the economic crunch the country is experiencing According to Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo the massive looting of the nation’s resources by the immediate past administration of President Goodluck Jonathan is responsible for the economic crunch the country is experiencing under the present administration. Osinbajo said before the 2015 elections, the government of Goodluck Jonathan, ostensibly doled out N100billion and $295million in cash within two weeks. He said this while speaking on Friday, October 27, in Lagos at a ‘Greater Nigeria Pastors Conference’ organised by Rev. Yomi Kasali’s-led Berean Ministers Group. Osinbajo also said the Nigerian system was deeply infested with corruption that should be fouht at all levels. He said Muhammadu Buhari-led administration decided to borrow to fund the budget because the nation’s ...

The former president blamed corruption for most of the country's problem - He said the EFCC and ICPC have been politicised and weakened Former president, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo has reacted to the botched recall of a former chairman of the Pension Reform Task Team, Abdulrasheed Maina, saying it should never have happened. Thisday reports that the former president spoke at the 2017 Foundation Day Public Lecture titled: “Corruption and the Challenges of the African Child” on Saturday, October 28 in Ibadan. READ ALSO: Army intercepts Boko Haram bomb squad, recovers weapons (photos) The former president identified corruption as the key cause of Nigeria’s problem and insisted that the fight against it must be comprehensive. He said: “Corruption must be punished, and must be seen to be punished. Any accomplice in corruption and cover-up and any failure to punish must also earn punishment. “We cannot afford to have sacred cows in the fight against corruption. The ...

More than 19,000 applications have been made in the first six months of this year alone. The figure is already significantly higher than the total number received last year. Richard Tice, co-chairman of campaign group Leave Means Leave, said: “This is evidence that EU citizens think that Britain will be better off because of Brexit and want to be a part of this exciting opportunity. “The huge economic benefits Brexit can bring is clearly enticing people from the EU to secure British citizenship.” Brexit Britain will be example to all EU states why not to leave bloc Brexit boost: Swiss bank UBS to remain in London after EU exit RELATED ARTICLES But critics suggested that the applications were being driven by the fears of European Union nationals for their post- Brexit future. Last week Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson told the three million EU citizens living in the UK that they would retain all their rights after Brexit – whatever happens in the negotiations with ...