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triumph daisy lowe shot 06 110 Jane Mason, owner of Miss Demure in Dundee The top-selling bras at Miss Demure are full-cup bras from Triumph, Charnos and Fantasie (all £26-34). When I bought the business last year, it was a traditional lingerie business with an old-fashioned store, which I've rebranded into a modern, quirky place to shop.
Following the scenes of frantic shoppers fighting for bargains on Black Friday in 2014, last year's event was a quieter affair on the high street. Put off by the chaos, consumers chose to stay at home and browse deals online instead. Analysts and statisticians predicted a similar turnout this year.
From London's West End to Moscow's main thoroughfare, international brands are opening impressive new stores...
National news
He climbs and holds on to railings before finally jumping down from the building and landing on a car, hurting himself in the process. The suspected kidnapper was soon surrounded by more than a dozen local residents, who whacked him with bamboo sticks as punishment.
The video shows the civilian volunteer worker holding the girl close to his chest as medics wipe the blood and dust off her face. The volunteer then carries the girl into a hospital and places her on a hospital bed. She is said to be as young as one month old.
Jim's mother, Michelle commented: "At first I felt sick. "That was until Brittney came over and sweetly announced, 'well, I think we just set a new world's record'. "Eventually Jimmy said it was just a 'thing' and therefore had little importance in the big picture.
Speaking during this week's Question Time, Ukip's immigration spokesman told the audience that the Labour leader was "reckless" and "irresponsible" to be "relaxed" and "not concerned" about the level of immigration. He warned the government must move rapidly to ensure the will of the people.
Brands
Cillian Murphy stars in a surrealist music video Peaky Blinders star, Cillian Murphy delivers a harrowing monologue and enjoys a spot of fancy dress in Paul Hartnoll's music video "The Clock" which was shot at our offices at the Shed. The surrealist video was shot back in 2015 as part of Paul Hartnoll's solo album, ...
Contemporary streetwear brand, Nicce shot recently shot clothing for their new Autumn/Winter collection. The fellow East London brand had a two days photoshoot at the Shed. If you're looking for a photography studio to shoot some ecommerce products, the SHED has three studios to choose from, each with a different vibe and equipped with hair ...
The online fashion powerhouse spent a day at the SHED photography studios, shooting for their new Spring/Summer 18 campaign. We provided the SHEIN team with a space for a full production photoshoot, including location makeup, styling and kitchen facilities. At the SHED studios, we are able to cater for any type of shots our clients ...
Our top tips on lighting for product photography When it comes to producing top quality product photographs, good lighting is usually the make or break to producing the best photos. Whether you shoot in the studio or outside using the natural light - you need to get your lighting right.
Want to make your Product Photography stand out from the rest? We have recently worked with the Scottish fashion designer Christopher Kane on his new SS18 sunglasses collection. And after shooting. It got us thinking about all the great ways you can make your product photography stand out from the masses.
This week, we scoured the streets of Soho for a popular street food delight, discovered an award-winning vegan cafe in Wimbledon and jumped on the Northern Line to King's Cross for some fresh Aussie dishes... Where? Berwick Street in Soho The salad box stuffed with hearty, colourful, protein-packed goodies.
Caravantimes & Motorbiketimes
CaravanTimes caught up with the creative twosome, Harriet Creedy and Jodie Gardner, and received some insider information about their latest creative venture...
With renting prices increasing day-by-day and the ability to afford a mortgage becoming nigh-on impossible...
Google Office Headquarters around the world are best known for their outstanding and often quirky office features.
Yamaha has teased its latest product revealed with a new 15 second YouTube video featured on the website...
What were you doing last weekend? Because if you weren't at London Southbank, you were really missing out!
The Brooks Guesthouse in Bristol has recently installed Rocket caravan rooftop hotels in their hotel package, and in just under a month, the retro hotels have been a flying success.
It was a battlefield for riders at the Austin race on Sunday (13 April). Jorge Lorenzo was disturbed by mosquitoes, Andrea Iannone dropped to seventh place...
Last month, CaravanTimes reported on the world's first ever carbon-fibre caravan, produced by American company Global Caravan Technologies.
Pol Espargaro is confident that he will be racing in two weeks time at the Qatar MotoGP, despite breaking his left collarbone during the final hours of the testing...
Movistar Yamaha's Jorge Lorenzo has blamed his false start at the recent Austin MotoGP race...
SEO copywriting for Go Up
Try these home security tips before you go on a long holiday Ensuring your house is secure while you are on holiday may be the one constant niggling worry on your brain while you're soaking up the sun on the beach.
In 2013, several UK supermarket chains discovered that products they were selling as beef were actually made at least partly-and in some cases, entirely-from horsemeat. The resulting uproar led to a series of product recalls, prompted stricter food testing, and spurred the European food industry to take a closer look at how unlabeled or mislabeled ingredients were finding their way into the food chain.
Location-based and on-demand tech is a vital part of a Western consumer's daily life. And while it's helping someone find a ride home, the same science is providing much-needed support for refugees around the world. The global refugee crisis has forced over 65.6 million people to leave their homes.
Earlier this year, a 74-year-old man was left with a black eye, and other elderly victims have been rendered too frightened to leave their flat because of a unsecure entry system. If incidents like this prove anything, it is that door entry systems are crucial for the security of flats and apartments.
Local business listings in Google Maps have become an integral part of our everyday lives. From navigational directions to basic enquiries, they provide a snapshot of the most useful and relevant information for local businesses all around the world.
Referring to the coffee of choice for London-based young creatives working in digital industries, author Douglas McWilliams coined the phrase "flat white economy" in 2015. Sadly, the legacy of the phrase is threatened by perils facing the coffee industry: A Fairtrade report has stated that if there isn't strong action, the current global area used for coffee production will halve by 2050.
Local news
Debbie Bishop, owner of the Exercise studio in Croxley Green, and her colleague Carly Parker from Croxley Tanning and Beauty will embark on a...
News Desk Education Friends of the Earth was so impressed by Dulwich Wood's efforts that they gave £7,500 to the school Dulwich Wood Primary school celebrated the installation of new roof solar panels last Friday, writes Norah Lindsay... The solar panel project started in 2014, when Dulwich Wood School entered the national Run on Sun competition by Friends of the Earth.
News Desk Culture The under-tens' open champion returns victorious from Manchester Rotherhithe girl Maisie Ryan won an under-tens' Irish dancing competition, last weekend, Norah Lindsay writes... The ten-year-old was awarded with first place in the O'Mordha under-tens' Open Championships in Manchester on Saturday, April 16.
An auctioneer says it "is great to be coming home" after relocating back to St Albans. Jonathan P Humbert, of J.P Humbert Auctioneers Ltd, will be returning to St Albans to hold auctions more than 150 years after the business being run by his great grandfather Charles Francis Humbert was set up.
News Desk Politics The protests attracted support from Labour, Liberal Democrats and the Greens Over 80 people slept in tents on the pavement and held banners outside Southwark Council's Tooley street headquarters last week to protest against the Government's Housing Bill, writes Norah Lindsay...
News Desk Education The topic was chosen by the class to practise persuasive writing Pupils from Nunhead's Ivydale Primary have put pen to paper to send the News a postbag-busting load of letters arguing why we should or shouldn't have zoos, writes Norah Lindsay...
The Reading Well Books on Prescription scheme helps people manage their mental health and wellbeing by reading specialised books on the subject.
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GDND Junior Dance Crew are trying to raise £9,000 by June, 14 to compete at the World International Hip Hop Championships in Las Vegas this August.
Pupils from Nunhead's Ivydale primary school write letters to Southwark News arguing why if zoos should or shouldn't be closed.
Article about the best selling lingerie and men's accessories in independent retailers
Dulwich Wood Primary school celebrated the installation of their new roof solar panels with help from Friends of the Earth.
Southwark Council decided to release image of proposed new leisure centre as a reminder to residents that they have less than week to have their say on new development
Over 80 people slept in tents outside Southwark Council's HQs on Tooley street to protest against the Government's Housing Bill