Prompt: Mexican restaurant Chipotle has been leaving customers hungry for certain ingredients unsatisfied because not enough farms can meet its strict standards. The fast-casual chain, which plans on having 2,000 stores by the end of the year, removed carnitas pork burritos from roughly a third of its locations in January, but still doesn't have a stable supply of the meat. Chipotle, which dropped one of its pork vendors earlier this year, only uses humanely-raised pigs that have not received added hormones, though they have become harder to acquire after demand has risen. Fast-casual chain Chipotle says that it does not know when it will have enough pork to supply all of its stores with sustainably raised meat for its carnitas burritos (file photo) 'We don’t know for sure when we’ll be fully supplied again,' Chipotle spokesman Chris Arnold told Bloomberg. The restaurant's pigs also need access to the outdoors and living spaces with large supplies of straw for their meat to make it into Chipotle burritos, tacos and bowls. Other retailers such as grocery store chain Kroger have begun taking up some of Chipotle's ethical standards. McDonald's pledged to stop using chickens treated with antibiotics at its stores in the next two years. The grocer and Dunkin Donuts have both said they will stop using pork from farms with gestation crates, where sows are kept in two-foot wide containers and are repeatedly impregnated without being able to move. The carnitas pork shoulder meat at Chipotle (pictured in burrito) comes from pigs that are raised outside or in living spaces with large supplies of straw (file photo) However, fewer than five per cent of pigs in the US are raised in a way that meets Chipotle's standards, according to CBS. It has been rotating its small supply of pork, of which it uses only pork shoulder, to different stores so that each location can have carnitas at least sometimes. Farmers are wary of the increased production cost for premium, antibiotic-free pork and worry about finding people to pay an appropriate price for the 'premium' meat after Denver-based Chipotle has the bits it wants. Chipotle said that supply constraints were behind 6.3 per cent price increases last year. As of Thursday morning, its stock price had fallen more than five points since news of the continued shortage was published Wednesday. Chipotle says that constraints on receiving supplies that met their standards led to 6.3 per cent price increases last year (file photo) When sustainably raised beef runs out, the store uses conventionally raised cows, but it views the conditions of factory farmed pigs by the world's biggest pork producers as particularly bad. Beyond the farming side, regular US pork production was also criticized earlier this year by meat inspectors after several of the nation's slaughterhouses transferred to a new system that increases the numbers of hogs killed per minute to 1,300. Whistleblowers from the United States Department of Agriculture said that toenails, hair and fecal matter may be creeping into Americans' pork under the new regulations. Chipotle's most popular protein is chicken, with only seven per cent of entree orders calling for carnitas. The restaurant has also warned of possible guacamole shortages.

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Mexican restaurant Chipotle has been leaving customers hungry for certain ingredients unsatisfied because not enough farms can meet its strict standards. The fast-casual chain, which plans on having 2,000 stores by the end of the year, removed carnitas pork burritos from roughly a third of its locations in January, but still doesn't have a stable supply of the meat. Chipotle, which dropped one of its pork vendors earlier this year, only uses humanely-raised pigs that have not received added hormones, though they have become harder to acquire after demand has risen. Fast-casual chain Chipotle says that it does not know when it will have enough pork to supply all of its stores with sustainably raised meat for its carnitas burritos (file photo) 'We don’t know for sure when we’ll be fully supplied again,' Chipotle spokesman Chris Arnold told Bloomberg. The restaurant's pigs also need access to the outdoors and living spaces with large supplies of straw for their meat to make it into Chipotle burritos, tacos and bowls. Other retailers such as grocery store chain Kroger have begun taking up some of Chipotle's ethical standards. McDonald's pledged to stop using chickens treated with antibiotics at its stores in the next two years. The grocer and Dunkin Donuts have both said they will stop using pork from farms with gestation crates, where sows are kept in two-foot wide containers and are repeatedly impregnated without being able to move. The carnitas pork shoulder meat at Chipotle (pictured in burrito) comes from pigs that are raised outside or in living spaces with large supplies of straw (file photo) However, fewer than five per cent of pigs in the US are raised in a way that meets Chipotle's standards, according to CBS. It has been rotating its small supply of pork, of which it uses only pork shoulder, to different stores so that each location can have carnitas at least sometimes. Farmers are wary of the increased production cost for premium, antibiotic-free pork and worry about finding people to pay an appropriate price for the 'premium' meat after Denver-based Chipotle has the bits it wants. Chipotle said that supply constraints were behind 6.3 per cent price increases last year. As of Thursday morning, its stock price had fallen more than five points since news of the continued shortage was published Wednesday. Chipotle says that constraints on receiving supplies that met their standards led to 6.3 per cent price increases last year (file photo) When sustainably raised beef runs out, the store uses conventionally raised cows, but it views the conditions of factory farmed pigs by the world's biggest pork producers as particularly bad. Beyond the farming side, regular US pork production was also criticized earlier this year by meat inspectors after several of the nation's slaughterhouses transferred to a new system that increases the numbers of hogs killed per minute to 1,300. Whistleblowers from the United States Department of Agriculture said that toenails, hair and fecal matter may be creeping into Americans' pork under the new regulations. Chipotle's most popular protein is chicken, with only seven per cent of entree orders calling for carnitas. The restaurant has also warned of possible guacamole shortages.

[Assistant] Mexican restaurant Chipotle has faced a supply shortage due to a lack of farms that can meet its strict standards for raising pork, particularly for its carnitas burritos. The chain removed carnitas pork burritos from roughly a third of its locations in January, citing supply constraints. Chipotle uses humanely-raised pigs that have not received added hormones, but has become harder to acquire due to rising demand. The restaurant's pigs require access to the outdoors and living spaces with straw for their meat to be sustainably raised. Despite efforts to rotate its supply, fewer than five percent of pigs in the US meet Chipotle's standards. The

Mexican restaurant chain cut carnitas pork from third of stores this year .
Company doesn't know when it will be fully supplied again .
Dunkin Donuts, McDonald's switching to more sustainably raised meat .
Farmers need buyers for 'premium' pig parts after Chipotle takes shoulders .


Prompt: Warren Sapp was charged with soliciting prostitution and two counts of assault in February . Warren Sapp made many highlight-reel plays during the course of his Hall of Fame career, but the former NFL star might be better remembered for his off-field exploits thanks to a new video. Sapp was arrested the night after the Super Bowl in Phoenix, Arizona, on a prostitution charge after an alleged incident involving two women. In a police video released on Monday, Sapp, 42, cries, cackles and confesses about what exactly went down back on February 2 in the Renaissance Hotel. In the video obtained by TMZ, Sapp admits he paid for oral sex and that 'everyone got naked' after he 'put $600 on the table' in his hotel room. The two women who were arrested along with Sapp were Britney Osbourne, 23, and 34-year-old Quying Boyd. Sapp continued: 'We're in the bed and I start taking pictures of the two ladies naked and doing what they're doing. 'So I'm taking pictures because I'm silly like that sometimes.' Scroll down for video  (WARNING: Graphic and sexually-explicit content) In a police video released on Monday, Sapp, cries, cackles and confesses during his prostitution arrest . Britney Osbourne, 23 (left), and Quying Boyd, 34 (right), were both arrested in Phoenix along with Sapp . The incident allegedly took place very early on February 2 at the Renaissance Hotel in Phoenix, Arizona . He told police one of them began performing oral sex on him - they stayed safe and used a condom - but the other annoyed him by chatting. When it became too much, Sapp told her: 'Why don't you use your mouth on me, instead of using it. 'Just go. Just move. Your girl’s doing a good job. I’ll be done with her in a minute.’ After Sapp asked to have sex, the woman who was performing oral sex asked for a tip. That request apparently prompted an argument and the first video of the interview ended. In surveillance video that was taken in the hotel lobby, Sapp (left) can be seen walking and talking with a man . In the second clip, Sapp is informed he will be going to jail and then left alone in the room. He began repeating, 'Oh my God. Oh my God' before asking: 'Are you kidding me?' In between cackles and sobs, Sapp added: 'I'm going to be booked as a John. 'I gotta go to jail?' Police became involved after a female contacted them and said she had been assaulted. Both women had minor injuries that were consistent with a struggle, but Sapp denied he assaulted them. Sapp was fired from his job at the NFL network and could get six months in jail and three years probation if he is convicted. He was charged with soliciting prostitution and two counts of assault. Sapp was inducted into the Football Hall of Fame in 2013 - his first year of eligibility. He is 42 . Osbourne is facing a prostitution charge of her own while Boyd was cited for failure to register with the state as an escort. They have both denied the charges. Sapp played 13 seasons in the NFL, first with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and later with the Oakland Raiders. He was inducted into the Football Hall of Fame in 2013 - his first year of eligibility. In recent years, Sapp, a divorced father of two, has been struggling with financial problems, which culminated in 2012 when he filed for bankruptcy. In November of that year, the Super Bowl champion was forced to sell his  home in Florida for $2.1million. Months earlier, Sapp auctioned off a 240-pair collection of rare Air Jordan sneakers worth $6,500 to pay his creditors. Sapp has yet to comment on the video.

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Warren Sapp was charged with soliciting prostitution and two counts of assault in February . Warren Sapp made many highlight-reel plays during the course of his Hall of Fame career, but the former NFL star might be better remembered for his off-field exploits thanks to a new video. Sapp was arrested the night after the Super Bowl in Phoenix, Arizona, on a prostitution charge after an alleged incident involving two women. In a police video released on Monday, Sapp, 42, cries, cackles and confesses about what exactly went down back on February 2 in the Renaissance Hotel. In the video obtained by TMZ, Sapp admits he paid for oral sex and that 'everyone got naked' after he 'put $600 on the table' in his hotel room. The two women who were arrested along with Sapp were Britney Osbourne, 23, and 34-year-old Quying Boyd. Sapp continued: 'We're in the bed and I start taking pictures of the two ladies naked and doing what they're doing. 'So I'm taking pictures because I'm silly like that sometimes.' Scroll down for video  (WARNING: Graphic and sexually-explicit content) In a police video released on Monday, Sapp, cries, cackles and confesses during his prostitution arrest . Britney Osbourne, 23 (left), and Quying Boyd, 34 (right), were both arrested in Phoenix along with Sapp . The incident allegedly took place very early on February 2 at the Renaissance Hotel in Phoenix, Arizona . He told police one of them began performing oral sex on him - they stayed safe and used a condom - but the other annoyed him by chatting. When it became too much, Sapp told her: 'Why don't you use your mouth on me, instead of using it. 'Just go. Just move. Your girl’s doing a good job. I’ll be done with her in a minute.’ After Sapp asked to have sex, the woman who was performing oral sex asked for a tip. That request apparently prompted an argument and the first video of the interview ended. In surveillance video that was taken in the hotel lobby, Sapp (left) can be seen walking and talking with a man . In the second clip, Sapp is informed he will be going to jail and then left alone in the room. He began repeating, 'Oh my God. Oh my God' before asking: 'Are you kidding me?' In between cackles and sobs, Sapp added: 'I'm going to be booked as a John. 'I gotta go to jail?' Police became involved after a female contacted them and said she had been assaulted. Both women had minor injuries that were consistent with a struggle, but Sapp denied he assaulted them. Sapp was fired from his job at the NFL network and could get six months in jail and three years probation if he is convicted. He was charged with soliciting prostitution and two counts of assault. Sapp was inducted into the Football Hall of Fame in 2013 - his first year of eligibility. He is 42 . Osbourne is facing a prostitution charge of her own while Boyd was cited for failure to register with the state as an escort. They have both denied the charges. Sapp played 13 seasons in the NFL, first with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and later with the Oakland Raiders. He was inducted into the Football Hall of Fame in 2013 - his first year of eligibility. In recent years, Sapp, a divorced father of two, has been struggling with financial problems, which culminated in 2012 when he filed for bankruptcy. In November of that year, the Super Bowl champion was forced to sell his  home in Florida for $2.1million. Months earlier, Sapp auctioned off a 240-pair collection of rare Air Jordan sneakers worth $6,500 to pay his creditors. Sapp has yet to comment on the video.

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Warren Sapp, a former NFL player, was arrested in February on charges of soliciting prostitution and two counts of assault. The incident allegedly took place on February 2 at the Renaissance Hotel in Phoenix, Arizona. In a police video released, Sapp admits to paying for oral sex and taking pictures of two women naked, with one of them performing oral sex on him. He also allegedly asked for a tip and became argumentative, leading to his arrest.

Sapp, 42, was charged with soliciting prostitution and two counts of assault, and faces up to six months in jail and three years of probation if convicted. He

Warren Sapp was arrested night after the Super Bowl in Phoenix, Arizona .
Sapp, 42, admits he paid for oral sex after meeting two women at hotel .
Said they met at bar and 'everybody got naked' when he put $600 on table .
Sapp took pictures of them in bed 'because I'm silly like that sometimes'
Alternated between laughing and crying after going to jail was mentioned .
Britney Osbourne, 23, denied being paid $300 to perform sex act on Sapp .
Quying Boyd, 34, pleaded not guilty to not having a license to escort count .


Prompt: 'Evil': The Duchess of Cambridge's uncle Gary Goldsmith took to Twitter after his beloved chihuahua Cheech was run over by a 'speeding' cyclist in Regents Park . The Duchess of Cambridge’s uncle hit out yesterday at a ‘speeding’ cyclist who ran over his dog and ‘left him for dead’. Gary Goldsmith, the controversial brother of Kate’s mother, Carole Middleton, posted a picture of the alleged culprit who hit his chihuahua, Cheech, on social media. His accompanying message included the words: ‘Evil s***… Coming to get ya.’ The flamboyant millionaire businessman, who was once caught up in a tabloid sting in which he was alleged to have offered a reporter drugs and prostitutes, was with his wife Julie-Ann in Regent’s Park at 8.30am yesterday. As he went for a cycle ride, Mrs Goldsmith took six-year-old Cheech and their other dog Keela, four, for a stroll in the Central London park when a cyclist, listening to music on his headphones, ran straight over Cheech. Mr Goldsmith, 49, told the Mail: ‘The dogs were a few feet away from her when a cyclist, wearing headphones, just came out of nowhere. He was going far too fast and didn’t slow down. ‘Suddenly he went over Cheech with both wheels. Cheech yelped and did a parachute roll before lying down on his side. He looked dead.’ Although both his wife and a witness challenged the man, he merely abused them before riding off. ‘Julie-Ann yelled to the bloke to get off his bike but he just ignored her,’ Mr Goldsmith said. ‘Then an American lady, who witnessed everything, walked over and said to him, “You were going far too fast. Give me your details”. ‘She told Julie-Ann that she thought it looked almost deliberate. But the cyclist just said to her, “Don’t get hysterical, you American”. By this time Julie-Ann was crouching by Cheech and he coughed up some blood. ‘The bloke then turned to her and said: “I haven’t killed your dog.” The American then grabbed Julie-Ann’s phone and took a photo of him but he just turned away and sped off out of the park. ‘I was on the other side of the park when Julie-Ann called me, completely distraught. I immediately cycled over and found Cheech completely limp.’ Cheech is being treated by Bruce Fogle, father of TV presenter Ben, at The London Vet Clinic. He is on a drip awaiting further tests. Search: Mr Goldsmith released a picture of the alleged culprit  after his dog was run over and 'left for dead' Mr Goldsmith, who regularly puts pictures of his two chihuahuas on social media, posted a picture of the man he claims was responsible on his Twitter feed with the message: ‘Know this man?? ‘Racing through @theroyalparks Regents Park this morning ran over our dog and just left him for dead!’ Mr Goldsmith told the Mail that he was disgusted at the cyclist’s callousness and wants him to be prosecuted. ‘Most people, if they hurt an animal, would want to help. That’s your natural reaction,’ he said. ‘I’m not going to let him get away with it. I’m making it my personal mission to find him. I have called the Parks Police. He should not have been riding around with headphones on oblivious to the world around him, causing damage and riding off. ‘I want him to pick up the vet’s bill and make a public apology. Julie-Ann is in bits. She keeps bursting into tears. Dogs are an important part of your life. ‘They are a big part of your family. It’s incredibly traumatic when something like this happens.’ Hunt: Mr Goldsmith was walking with his wife Julie-Ann when the incident took place, and has vowed to make it his 'personal mission' to find the man who left the couple's dog needing veterinary care . According to The Royal Parks, which manages Regent’s Park, cycling is allowed on the pathways on designated routes – it is not clear whether the spot where the accident occurred is one – but there is a code of conduct for cyclists. They are required to be considerate and keep to a ‘sensible speed’ on pathways, while pedestrians always have priority. Police officers are able to issue £60 penalty notice fines for cyclists who do not adhere to the rules. Do you know who the alleged culprit is? Call 0203 6150495 or e-mail tim.macfarlan@mailonline.co.uk .

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'Evil': The Duchess of Cambridge's uncle Gary Goldsmith took to Twitter after his beloved chihuahua Cheech was run over by a 'speeding' cyclist in Regents Park . The Duchess of Cambridge’s uncle hit out yesterday at a ‘speeding’ cyclist who ran over his dog and ‘left him for dead’. Gary Goldsmith, the controversial brother of Kate’s mother, Carole Middleton, posted a picture of the alleged culprit who hit his chihuahua, Cheech, on social media. His accompanying message included the words: ‘Evil s***… Coming to get ya.’ The flamboyant millionaire businessman, who was once caught up in a tabloid sting in which he was alleged to have offered a reporter drugs and prostitutes, was with his wife Julie-Ann in Regent’s Park at 8.30am yesterday. As he went for a cycle ride, Mrs Goldsmith took six-year-old Cheech and their other dog Keela, four, for a stroll in the Central London park when a cyclist, listening to music on his headphones, ran straight over Cheech. Mr Goldsmith, 49, told the Mail: ‘The dogs were a few feet away from her when a cyclist, wearing headphones, just came out of nowhere. He was going far too fast and didn’t slow down. ‘Suddenly he went over Cheech with both wheels. Cheech yelped and did a parachute roll before lying down on his side. He looked dead.’ Although both his wife and a witness challenged the man, he merely abused them before riding off. ‘Julie-Ann yelled to the bloke to get off his bike but he just ignored her,’ Mr Goldsmith said. ‘Then an American lady, who witnessed everything, walked over and said to him, “You were going far too fast. Give me your details”. ‘She told Julie-Ann that she thought it looked almost deliberate. But the cyclist just said to her, “Don’t get hysterical, you American”. By this time Julie-Ann was crouching by Cheech and he coughed up some blood. ‘The bloke then turned to her and said: “I haven’t killed your dog.” The American then grabbed Julie-Ann’s phone and took a photo of him but he just turned away and sped off out of the park. ‘I was on the other side of the park when Julie-Ann called me, completely distraught. I immediately cycled over and found Cheech completely limp.’ Cheech is being treated by Bruce Fogle, father of TV presenter Ben, at The London Vet Clinic. He is on a drip awaiting further tests. Search: Mr Goldsmith released a picture of the alleged culprit  after his dog was run over and 'left for dead' Mr Goldsmith, who regularly puts pictures of his two chihuahuas on social media, posted a picture of the man he claims was responsible on his Twitter feed with the message: ‘Know this man?? ‘Racing through @theroyalparks Regents Park this morning ran over our dog and just left him for dead!’ Mr Goldsmith told the Mail that he was disgusted at the cyclist’s callousness and wants him to be prosecuted. ‘Most people, if they hurt an animal, would want to help. That’s your natural reaction,’ he said. ‘I’m not going to let him get away with it. I’m making it my personal mission to find him. I have called the Parks Police. He should not have been riding around with headphones on oblivious to the world around him, causing damage and riding off. ‘I want him to pick up the vet’s bill and make a public apology. Julie-Ann is in bits. She keeps bursting into tears. Dogs are an important part of your life. ‘They are a big part of your family. It’s incredibly traumatic when something like this happens.’ Hunt: Mr Goldsmith was walking with his wife Julie-Ann when the incident took place, and has vowed to make it his 'personal mission' to find the man who left the couple's dog needing veterinary care . According to The Royal Parks, which manages Regent’s Park, cycling is allowed on the pathways on designated routes – it is not clear whether the spot where the accident occurred is one – but there is a code of conduct for cyclists. They are required to be considerate and keep to a ‘sensible speed’ on pathways, while pedestrians always have priority. Police officers are able to issue £60 penalty notice fines for cyclists who do not adhere to the rules. Do you know who the alleged culprit is? Call 0203 6150495 or e-mail tim.macfarlan@mailonline.co.uk .

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A tragic incident occurred in Regent's Park, London, when a cyclist ran over a 6-year-old chihuahua named Cheech, leaving him for dead. The incident was captured on camera by the cyclist's wife, Julie-Ann Goldsmith, who was walking with her dogs, Keela and Cheech, when the accident happened. The cyclist, wearing headphones, was seen running over Cheech with both wheels before riding off.

The incident has sparked outrage, with the Duchess of Cambridge's uncle, Gary Goldsmith, taking to Twitter to express his disgust and demand that the cyclist be prosecuted. Goldsmith, a millionaire

Gary Goldsmith posted picture of alleged culprit to his Twitter account .
Accompanying message included the words: ‘Evil s***… Coming to get ya’
Mr Goldsmith was walking  in Regents Park when the incident happened .
Flamboyant millionaire businessman is Carole Middleton's younger brother .


Prompt: A union plumber, a school teacher and a survivor of the 1999 Columbine High School massacre were among the 19 women and five men chosen to serve as jurors in the death penalty trial of Colorado theater shooter James Holmes. The 12 jurors and 12 alternates were chosen on Tuesday in in Arapahoe County District Court after a selection process that began on January 20, and which experts said was among the largest and most complicated in U.S. history. Holmes is charged with shooting dead 12 people and wounding 70 others in the July 2012 attack at a Century movie theater in Aurora, Colorado, during a midnight screening of the film The Dark Knight Rises. Aurora theater shooting suspect James Holmes (pictured on June 4, 2013) is seated in court in Centennial, Colorado. Jury selection in the Colorado theater shooting case entered its final stage on Monday . Police and residents visit the makeshift memorial at the scene of the Aurora movie theater massacre in Colorado in July 2012 . His attorneys don't dispute that he pulled the trigger but say he was in the grips of a psychotic episode when he slipped into the packed movie theater and opened fire. Jurors will decide whether he was legally insane at the time. If they find him guilty, they must also decide whether he should be put to death or sentenced to life in prison without parole. THE JURORS . All 24 jurors - 19 women and five men - will sit through the entire trial. Neither the group nor the public will know who is a primary juror and who is an alternate until the case is handed over for deliberations. Also on the jury are a Denver Public Schools employee, a person with depression and a businesswoman who cares for her elderly parents. A lawyer, a gas station attendant, a military veteran and an active-duty service member were also selected, according to The Denver Post. The Post also reported that one female juror selected was a plumber who was diagnosed with ADHD. She said during the selection process that she knew what it was like 'to be a little bit different'. Another female juror said her daughter had gone to see the Batman movie on the same night as the shooting but at a different theater. One juror said during questioning, before she was chosen, that she was nervous what her community would think of her verdict. The case is 'big and serious, and it's going to have a huge impact on me and everyone else, the defendant and people in the community,' she said. 'They're not going to be directly involved, but they're going to be watching.' LINE OF QUESTIONING . Attorneys on Tuesday questioned the 93 remaining jurors about their interpretations of the law, how they would gauge witnesses' and experts' credibility, and whether they could handle serving on such a high-profile trial. District Attorney George Brauchler characterized it as a 'four- to five-month roller coaster through the worst haunted house you can imagine'. He asked prospective jurors if they could serve even if they hear no evidence of a motive, since prosecutors are required to prove only the 165 charges against Holmes — not why they believe he committed the crimes. Holmes' attorney, Tamara Brady, focused on perceptions of Holmes and whether the jury candidates could be objective given the litany of charges against him and the public scrutiny they will face. She asked how they felt listening for nearly two hours as Judge Carlos A. Samour Jr. read a list of the charges, including each victim's name. She wondered if prospective jurors would be too sympathetic to survivors. She said she was nervous 'about whether Mr. Holmes can get a fair trial in this case or whether it's just too big'. JURORS' CONCERNS . Potential jurors told attorneys they worry about what their neighbors might think if they reach an unpopular verdict and whether reporters would harass their families. One man said he was reassured when the judge told him steps were taken to shield his identity. And many pledged they would not let their decision-making be influenced by concern about what others think. Other candidates expressed trepidation about hearing graphic testimony and perhaps being overwhelmed by emotion. WHAT'S TAKEN SO LONG? Some prospective jurors have asked the judge why it has taken nearly three years for the case to come to trial. Samour has said it's not an unusual amount of time for a trial this complex. The death penalty and insanity plea introduced complicated and time-consuming legal requirements. After nearly three months, and almost three years since the mass shooting, the jurors were chosen from among hundreds who filled out written questionnaires, then returned for one-on-one sessions, where they were questioned about their views on the death penalty and mental illness. Court officials initially summoned an unprecedented 9,000 people. WHAT ABOUT OTHER LARGE TRIALS? In the amount of time it has taken so far in Denver, federal jurors in Boston convicted marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. That case was accelerated by Tsarnaev's admission that he participated in the April 2013 bombings and that his brother, Tamerlan, was the mastermind. The Texas trial for the killer of a former Navy SEAL depicted in the movie 'American Sniper' was complicated by publicity about the film. But jury selection moved quickly because it didn't involve concerns about the large number of people affected by the crime. WHAT'S NEXT? The chosen jurors will report to court the afternoon of April 27 for opening statements. People enter and leave the Arapahoe County District Court in Centennial on Monday where the jury for the trial of James Holmes were selected. Holmes is charged with killing 12 people and wounding 70 others in the July 2012 attack at a movie theater in suburban Denver .

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A union plumber, a school teacher and a survivor of the 1999 Columbine High School massacre were among the 19 women and five men chosen to serve as jurors in the death penalty trial of Colorado theater shooter James Holmes. The 12 jurors and 12 alternates were chosen on Tuesday in in Arapahoe County District Court after a selection process that began on January 20, and which experts said was among the largest and most complicated in U.S. history. Holmes is charged with shooting dead 12 people and wounding 70 others in the July 2012 attack at a Century movie theater in Aurora, Colorado, during a midnight screening of the film The Dark Knight Rises. Aurora theater shooting suspect James Holmes (pictured on June 4, 2013) is seated in court in Centennial, Colorado. Jury selection in the Colorado theater shooting case entered its final stage on Monday . Police and residents visit the makeshift memorial at the scene of the Aurora movie theater massacre in Colorado in July 2012 . His attorneys don't dispute that he pulled the trigger but say he was in the grips of a psychotic episode when he slipped into the packed movie theater and opened fire. Jurors will decide whether he was legally insane at the time. If they find him guilty, they must also decide whether he should be put to death or sentenced to life in prison without parole. THE JURORS . All 24 jurors - 19 women and five men - will sit through the entire trial. Neither the group nor the public will know who is a primary juror and who is an alternate until the case is handed over for deliberations. Also on the jury are a Denver Public Schools employee, a person with depression and a businesswoman who cares for her elderly parents. A lawyer, a gas station attendant, a military veteran and an active-duty service member were also selected, according to The Denver Post. The Post also reported that one female juror selected was a plumber who was diagnosed with ADHD. She said during the selection process that she knew what it was like 'to be a little bit different'. Another female juror said her daughter had gone to see the Batman movie on the same night as the shooting but at a different theater. One juror said during questioning, before she was chosen, that she was nervous what her community would think of her verdict. The case is 'big and serious, and it's going to have a huge impact on me and everyone else, the defendant and people in the community,' she said. 'They're not going to be directly involved, but they're going to be watching.' LINE OF QUESTIONING . Attorneys on Tuesday questioned the 93 remaining jurors about their interpretations of the law, how they would gauge witnesses' and experts' credibility, and whether they could handle serving on such a high-profile trial. District Attorney George Brauchler characterized it as a 'four- to five-month roller coaster through the worst haunted house you can imagine'. He asked prospective jurors if they could serve even if they hear no evidence of a motive, since prosecutors are required to prove only the 165 charges against Holmes — not why they believe he committed the crimes. Holmes' attorney, Tamara Brady, focused on perceptions of Holmes and whether the jury candidates could be objective given the litany of charges against him and the public scrutiny they will face. She asked how they felt listening for nearly two hours as Judge Carlos A. Samour Jr. read a list of the charges, including each victim's name. She wondered if prospective jurors would be too sympathetic to survivors. She said she was nervous 'about whether Mr. Holmes can get a fair trial in this case or whether it's just too big'. JURORS' CONCERNS . Potential jurors told attorneys they worry about what their neighbors might think if they reach an unpopular verdict and whether reporters would harass their families. One man said he was reassured when the judge told him steps were taken to shield his identity. And many pledged they would not let their decision-making be influenced by concern about what others think. Other candidates expressed trepidation about hearing graphic testimony and perhaps being overwhelmed by emotion. WHAT'S TAKEN SO LONG? Some prospective jurors have asked the judge why it has taken nearly three years for the case to come to trial. Samour has said it's not an unusual amount of time for a trial this complex. The death penalty and insanity plea introduced complicated and time-consuming legal requirements. After nearly three months, and almost three years since the mass shooting, the jurors were chosen from among hundreds who filled out written questionnaires, then returned for one-on-one sessions, where they were questioned about their views on the death penalty and mental illness. Court officials initially summoned an unprecedented 9,000 people. WHAT ABOUT OTHER LARGE TRIALS? In the amount of time it has taken so far in Denver, federal jurors in Boston convicted marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. That case was accelerated by Tsarnaev's admission that he participated in the April 2013 bombings and that his brother, Tamerlan, was the mastermind. The Texas trial for the killer of a former Navy SEAL depicted in the movie 'American Sniper' was complicated by publicity about the film. But jury selection moved quickly because it didn't involve concerns about the large number of people affected by the crime. WHAT'S NEXT? The chosen jurors will report to court the afternoon of April 27 for opening statements. People enter and leave the Arapahoe County District Court in Centennial on Monday where the jury for the trial of James Holmes were selected. Holmes is charged with killing 12 people and wounding 70 others in the July 2012 attack at a movie theater in suburban Denver .

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A group of 24 jurors, consisting of 19 women and 5 men, have been chosen to serve in the death penalty trial of Colorado theater shooter James Holmes. The jurors will decide whether Holmes was legally insane at the time of the 1999 Columbine High School massacre and whether he should be put to death or sentenced to life in prison without parole. The selection process, which began on January 20, was the largest and most complicated in U.S. history, with over 9,000 people summoned.

The jurors will be seated in Arapahoe County District Court on April 27 for opening statements. The trial is

The 12 jurors and 12 alternates were chosen on Tuesday after a selection process that began on January 20 .
Experts say the jury selection in Centennial, Coloradp was among the largest and most complicated in U.S. history .
Holmes is charged with shooting dead 12 people and wounding 70 others in the July 2012 attack at a movie theater in Aurora .
His attorneys don't dispute that he pulled the trigger but say he was in the grips of a psychotic episode when he  opened fire .
Among the 19 women and 5 men chosen, are a schools employee, a person with depression and a businesswoman who cares for her elderly parents .


Prompt: A professional Kate Middleton lookalike has said the royal mother dresses 'too boring' for her age - and admits that she fancies Prince Harry more than William. Jodie Bredo, 26, from Essex, has been a Kate lookalike for six years and wishes the Duchess of Cambridge would 'change her hair for once' - suggesting she opt for a bob style. Jodie, who is now single after splitting from her boyfriend, said of the Duchess, who is expecting her second child: 'Kate’s just too frumpy for her age. Scroll down for video . She often does jobs with a Prince William lookalike (left) but says she fancies the younger Prince Harry more . Jodie Bredo, 26, (pictured) has been a professional Kate Middleton lookalike for the past six years . 'I know I'm seven years younger than her but she should dress more fun. I like wearing fitted dresses and showing my figure off. I’d love her to get something more fashionable like a bob.' Miss Bredo admits she does not fancy Prince William and is not tempted to have her own happy ending like the royal couple. She said: 'I do lots of jobs with a William lookalike, but I don’t see him like that. Prince Harry's the better one. His bad boy image is more for me.' Although her counterpart is in the Lindo Wing at St Mary's Hospital in London currently awaiting her second child, Miss Bredo is not keen to start a family herself. The glamorous Essex resident said: 'I've recently broken up with a long-term boyfriend so I’m not thinking about babies. 'Kate’s new baby isn’t making me broody,' said the lookalike (with her nephew Louis). 'I've got two nephews and one's the same age as Prince George - but it’s nice to hand them back to their mum at the end' 'I know I’m seven years younger than her but she should dress more fun,' said Miss Bredo (left). 'I like wearing fitted dresses and showing my figure off' 'Kate’s new baby isn’t making me broody. I’ve got two nephews and one's the same age as Prince George - but it’s nice to hand them back to their mum at the end.' Miss Bredo started her career after noticing her resemblance to the Duchess of Cambridge. She was routinely stopped in the street when Kate first came into the public eye while dating Prince William. She said: 'I was shopping in Debenhams with my mum when this woman came running after us. 'I thought I’d left something, but she just said, "I have to tell you, you look so much after Kate Middleton." 'Even at the opticians having my eyes tested, the optometrist told me I looked like her. Miss Bredo (left, with her mum and sister) began her career after people kept commenting on her likeness to Kate Middleton . She sent an email to a lookalike agency with her photographs in 2009 and was hired for a shoot in Tatler . 'My family were on holiday in Cyprus and Kate was in the newspaper. My mum told me I looked like her and needed to do something with it.' Miss Bredo sent an email to a lookalike agency with her photographs in 2009. She said: 'I was accepted but didn’t hear from them about any jobs. I wasn’t too bothered. I was working as a personal assistant at the time and didn’t think about it. 'In March 2009, I had a call from them saying I had my first job. When they said it was for Tatler magazine, I couldn’t believe it. 'I took the day off and had to go to Aintree races, the shoot was based around what they thought Kate should be wearing. I was in these mad outfits. 'This one dress had plastic panelling all down the arms so I couldn't even move my arm to have a drink.' After the royal couple’s engagement in October 2010, Miss Bredo (third from left) began working as a lookalike full-time . After the royal couple’s engagement in October 2010, Miss Bredo began working as a lookalike full-time. She said: 'I had so many calls I was doing four to five days a week, appearing at corporate events and doing shoots. 'It was really strange, people wanting a picture with me, but I got into it and really had fun.' Miss Bredo studies Kate’s mannerisms as well as following her beauty regime. She said: 'I have regular trims to keep my hair looking good, every two months and curl the ends the same as Kate. 'Her signature look is a lot of black eyeliner so I get through that really quickly. 'I spend £30 a month buying black eyeliner. My favourite brand is Bare Minerals. She has regular trims to keep her hair in good shape, spends £30 a month on black eyeliner, has regular manicures and buys clothes that are distinctly 'Kate' Since the duchess gave birth to Prince George last year, Miss Bredo (middle) has had plenty of shoots with tots and has even has to wear a baby bump . 'She also wears very harsh blusher and has natural nails so I give myself regular manicures.' Miss Bredo spends hours searching for the Duchess on the internet so she can keep up-to-date with her wardrobe. She said: 'If she’s wearing something new, I’ll try and find it but it’s usually sold out instantly. 'I know what kind of clothes she’ll wear now. 'When I’m going clothes shopping I’ll choose some things that I think are "Kate." 'I picked up this black and white spotted dress and my mum didn't think it was something the Duchess of Cambridge would wear. 'Then I saw a picture of her when she was pregnant with George – it was the same one I’d bought. 'I think she’s copying me now.' Kate Middleton (pictured in London on 12 March) is due to give birth to her second child with Prince William any day now . Miss Bredo usually appears with a William lookalike and their after-work drinks get plenty of attention. She said: 'You can tell people are staring and some people take sneaky pictures of us. 'But a lot of people come up and ask to take a picture, it’s funny we’re just two friends having a drink. 'Even on my own I get lots of double takes – especially if I’m in London.' Since the duchess gave birth to Prince George, aged one, Miss Bredo has had plenty of shoots with tots. She said: 'I’ve got used to holding babies now and when I do events they provide me with a bump. 'I’m looking to forward to losing that now she’s having the baby.'

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A professional Kate Middleton lookalike has said the royal mother dresses 'too boring' for her age - and admits that she fancies Prince Harry more than William. Jodie Bredo, 26, from Essex, has been a Kate lookalike for six years and wishes the Duchess of Cambridge would 'change her hair for once' - suggesting she opt for a bob style. Jodie, who is now single after splitting from her boyfriend, said of the Duchess, who is expecting her second child: 'Kate’s just too frumpy for her age. Scroll down for video . She often does jobs with a Prince William lookalike (left) but says she fancies the younger Prince Harry more . Jodie Bredo, 26, (pictured) has been a professional Kate Middleton lookalike for the past six years . 'I know I'm seven years younger than her but she should dress more fun. I like wearing fitted dresses and showing my figure off. I’d love her to get something more fashionable like a bob.' Miss Bredo admits she does not fancy Prince William and is not tempted to have her own happy ending like the royal couple. She said: 'I do lots of jobs with a William lookalike, but I don’t see him like that. Prince Harry's the better one. His bad boy image is more for me.' Although her counterpart is in the Lindo Wing at St Mary's Hospital in London currently awaiting her second child, Miss Bredo is not keen to start a family herself. The glamorous Essex resident said: 'I've recently broken up with a long-term boyfriend so I’m not thinking about babies. 'Kate’s new baby isn’t making me broody,' said the lookalike (with her nephew Louis). 'I've got two nephews and one's the same age as Prince George - but it’s nice to hand them back to their mum at the end' 'I know I’m seven years younger than her but she should dress more fun,' said Miss Bredo (left). 'I like wearing fitted dresses and showing my figure off' 'Kate’s new baby isn’t making me broody. I’ve got two nephews and one's the same age as Prince George - but it’s nice to hand them back to their mum at the end.' Miss Bredo started her career after noticing her resemblance to the Duchess of Cambridge. She was routinely stopped in the street when Kate first came into the public eye while dating Prince William. She said: 'I was shopping in Debenhams with my mum when this woman came running after us. 'I thought I’d left something, but she just said, "I have to tell you, you look so much after Kate Middleton." 'Even at the opticians having my eyes tested, the optometrist told me I looked like her. Miss Bredo (left, with her mum and sister) began her career after people kept commenting on her likeness to Kate Middleton . She sent an email to a lookalike agency with her photographs in 2009 and was hired for a shoot in Tatler . 'My family were on holiday in Cyprus and Kate was in the newspaper. My mum told me I looked like her and needed to do something with it.' Miss Bredo sent an email to a lookalike agency with her photographs in 2009. She said: 'I was accepted but didn’t hear from them about any jobs. I wasn’t too bothered. I was working as a personal assistant at the time and didn’t think about it. 'In March 2009, I had a call from them saying I had my first job. When they said it was for Tatler magazine, I couldn’t believe it. 'I took the day off and had to go to Aintree races, the shoot was based around what they thought Kate should be wearing. I was in these mad outfits. 'This one dress had plastic panelling all down the arms so I couldn't even move my arm to have a drink.' After the royal couple’s engagement in October 2010, Miss Bredo (third from left) began working as a lookalike full-time . After the royal couple’s engagement in October 2010, Miss Bredo began working as a lookalike full-time. She said: 'I had so many calls I was doing four to five days a week, appearing at corporate events and doing shoots. 'It was really strange, people wanting a picture with me, but I got into it and really had fun.' Miss Bredo studies Kate’s mannerisms as well as following her beauty regime. She said: 'I have regular trims to keep my hair looking good, every two months and curl the ends the same as Kate. 'Her signature look is a lot of black eyeliner so I get through that really quickly. 'I spend £30 a month buying black eyeliner. My favourite brand is Bare Minerals. She has regular trims to keep her hair in good shape, spends £30 a month on black eyeliner, has regular manicures and buys clothes that are distinctly 'Kate' Since the duchess gave birth to Prince George last year, Miss Bredo (middle) has had plenty of shoots with tots and has even has to wear a baby bump . 'She also wears very harsh blusher and has natural nails so I give myself regular manicures.' Miss Bredo spends hours searching for the Duchess on the internet so she can keep up-to-date with her wardrobe. She said: 'If she’s wearing something new, I’ll try and find it but it’s usually sold out instantly. 'I know what kind of clothes she’ll wear now. 'When I’m going clothes shopping I’ll choose some things that I think are "Kate." 'I picked up this black and white spotted dress and my mum didn't think it was something the Duchess of Cambridge would wear. 'Then I saw a picture of her when she was pregnant with George – it was the same one I’d bought. 'I think she’s copying me now.' Kate Middleton (pictured in London on 12 March) is due to give birth to her second child with Prince William any day now . Miss Bredo usually appears with a William lookalike and their after-work drinks get plenty of attention. She said: 'You can tell people are staring and some people take sneaky pictures of us. 'But a lot of people come up and ask to take a picture, it’s funny we’re just two friends having a drink. 'Even on my own I get lots of double takes – especially if I’m in London.' Since the duchess gave birth to Prince George, aged one, Miss Bredo has had plenty of shoots with tots. She said: 'I’ve got used to holding babies now and when I do events they provide me with a bump. 'I’m looking to forward to losing that now she’s having the baby.'

[Assistant] A 26-year-old professional lookalike, Jodie Bredo, from Essex, has been a Kate Middleton lookalike for six years. She admires Kate's style, particularly her fitted dresses and hair, and often appears with Prince William lookalikes at events. Bredo, who is single after a breakup, wishes Kate would dress more "fun" and opt for a bob hairstyle, which she thinks would suit her age better. She also favors Prince Harry's more relaxed, "bad boy" image. Bredo has worked with Kate on several occasions, including for a shoot with Tatler magazine, and has studied Kate

Jodie Bredo has been a Kate Middleton lookalike for six years .
Gets hair trimmed regularly and spends £30 a month on black eyeliner .
Has done shoots with toddlers and been fitted with a baby bump .


Prompt: Michael Phelps is entered in five events at this week's Arena Pro Swim Series in Mesa, Arizona, which will be his first meet since serving a six-month ban following a drunk-driving conviction. Phelps, who was suspended last year by USA Swimming after his arrest on drunk driving charges, is entered in the 100-meter butterfly on Thursday, 100m backstroke and 400m freestyle on Friday and 200m individual medley and 100m freestyle on Saturday. The April 15-18 meet has attracted some of the top U.S. swimmers, including Phelps's chief rival Ryan Lochte, who is entered in the same five events. Michael Phelps is entered in five events in Arizona this week having served his six month suspension . It will be familiar surroundings for Phelps, an 18-time Olympic gold medallist who ended his two-year retirement in 2014 at Mesa, sparking speculation that he is considering an Olympic comeback at the 2016 Rio Games. Following his arrest last September, the 29-year-old swimmer entered a rehabilitation program and in February announced his engagement to Nicole Johnson, a former Miss California USA. Phelps has won 22 Olympic medals, 18 golds, but was banned from swimming in September .

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Michael Phelps is entered in five events at this week's Arena Pro Swim Series in Mesa, Arizona, which will be his first meet since serving a six-month ban following a drunk-driving conviction. Phelps, who was suspended last year by USA Swimming after his arrest on drunk driving charges, is entered in the 100-meter butterfly on Thursday, 100m backstroke and 400m freestyle on Friday and 200m individual medley and 100m freestyle on Saturday. The April 15-18 meet has attracted some of the top U.S. swimmers, including Phelps's chief rival Ryan Lochte, who is entered in the same five events. Michael Phelps is entered in five events in Arizona this week having served his six month suspension . It will be familiar surroundings for Phelps, an 18-time Olympic gold medallist who ended his two-year retirement in 2014 at Mesa, sparking speculation that he is considering an Olympic comeback at the 2016 Rio Games. Following his arrest last September, the 29-year-old swimmer entered a rehabilitation program and in February announced his engagement to Nicole Johnson, a former Miss California USA. Phelps has won 22 Olympic medals, 18 golds, but was banned from swimming in September .

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Michael Phelps is set to compete in the Arena Pro Swim Series in Mesa, Arizona, after serving a 6-month suspension following a drunk-driving conviction. Phelps, a 29-year-old 18-time Olympic gold medalist, will compete in five events, including the 100m butterfly, 100m backstroke, and 400m freestyle. This meet is part of his first competition since returning to swimming after his suspension. The meet has drawn top U.S. swimmers, including his chief rival Ryan Lochte, and will be familiar surroundings for Phelps, who is considering an Olympic

Michael Phelps was suspended by USA swimming following arrest .
American is entered in five events at this week's Arena Pro Swim Series .
Phelps' rival Ryan Lochte has entered into the same five events .


Prompt: Hundreds of children were admitted to hospital last year after being born brain damaged following exposure to alcohol in the womb, alarming new figures have revealed. In total, 272 youngsters left disabled by Foetal Alcohol Syndrome were hospitalised in England over the past 12 months, according to data from the official Health and Social Care Information Centre. But the actual number affected by their mother' s drinking could be far greater, experts have warned. Scroll down for video . Warning: New figures show that 272 youngsters left disabled by Foetal Alcohol Syndrome were hospitalised in England over the past 12 months, according to the official Health and Social Care Information Centre . Research by the World Health Organisation suggests that at least one in 100 babies born in the UK could suffer learning, behavioural and physical problems such as deformed limbs because of exposure to alcohol, according to the Sunday People. That equates to about 7,500 every year. Elizabeth Mitchell, of the National Organisation for Foetal Alchol Syndrome, told reporter Nicola Fifield: 'Children born with the syndrome don't get better. They are brain damaged. 'It is an enormous problem and one that is terribly sad and vastly under-diagnosed.' TIp of the iceberg: Research by the World Health Organisation suggests that at least one in 100 babies born in the UK could suffer learning and behavioural problems because of exposure to alcohol in the womb . One teenager who was born with Foetal Alcohol Syndrome is 15-year-old Niamh Brown. She needs help getting dressed, has no sense of danger and will never be able to live independently. Niamh was three when her adoptive parents Julia and Simon first noticed something was wrong. She stuggled at playschool, having difficulty holding a pencil and paying attention. Two years later, at the age of five, Niamh was diagnosed with Foetal Alcohol Syndrome from her birth mother's drinking. In 2007, Julia and Simon set up the Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Trust to help others. Visit www.fasdtrust.co.uk . Other medical issues associated with alcohol consumption during pregnancy include problems with the liver, kidneys and heart, cerebral palsy, sight loss and epilepsy. Pregnant women are advised by the Government not to drink alcohol. If they do, the maximum consumption recommended is up to two units no more than twice a week. But Ms Mitchell believes the guidance should be changed so that women are advised not to drink at all during pregnancy.

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Hundreds of children were admitted to hospital last year after being born brain damaged following exposure to alcohol in the womb, alarming new figures have revealed. In total, 272 youngsters left disabled by Foetal Alcohol Syndrome were hospitalised in England over the past 12 months, according to data from the official Health and Social Care Information Centre. But the actual number affected by their mother' s drinking could be far greater, experts have warned. Scroll down for video . Warning: New figures show that 272 youngsters left disabled by Foetal Alcohol Syndrome were hospitalised in England over the past 12 months, according to the official Health and Social Care Information Centre . Research by the World Health Organisation suggests that at least one in 100 babies born in the UK could suffer learning, behavioural and physical problems such as deformed limbs because of exposure to alcohol, according to the Sunday People. That equates to about 7,500 every year. Elizabeth Mitchell, of the National Organisation for Foetal Alchol Syndrome, told reporter Nicola Fifield: 'Children born with the syndrome don't get better. They are brain damaged. 'It is an enormous problem and one that is terribly sad and vastly under-diagnosed.' TIp of the iceberg: Research by the World Health Organisation suggests that at least one in 100 babies born in the UK could suffer learning and behavioural problems because of exposure to alcohol in the womb . One teenager who was born with Foetal Alcohol Syndrome is 15-year-old Niamh Brown. She needs help getting dressed, has no sense of danger and will never be able to live independently. Niamh was three when her adoptive parents Julia and Simon first noticed something was wrong. She stuggled at playschool, having difficulty holding a pencil and paying attention. Two years later, at the age of five, Niamh was diagnosed with Foetal Alcohol Syndrome from her birth mother's drinking. In 2007, Julia and Simon set up the Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Trust to help others. Visit www.fasdtrust.co.uk . Other medical issues associated with alcohol consumption during pregnancy include problems with the liver, kidneys and heart, cerebral palsy, sight loss and epilepsy. Pregnant women are advised by the Government not to drink alcohol. If they do, the maximum consumption recommended is up to two units no more than twice a week. But Ms Mitchell believes the guidance should be changed so that women are advised not to drink at all during pregnancy.

[Assistant] A recent report by the Health and Social Care Information Centre in England revealed that 272 children were hospitalized in the past 12 months due to being born with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS). However, experts warn that the actual number of affected children could be higher due to under-diagnosis. Research by the World Health Organization suggests that at least 7,500 babies born in the UK could suffer from learning, behavioral, and physical problems due to exposure to alcohol in the womb. This equates to about 7,500 per year. A teenager born with FAS, Niamh Brown, 15, needs assistance with daily

272 children left disabled by alcohol exposure were hospitalised last year .
The figures, for the past 12 months in England alone, spark new warning .
Experts say actual number affected by mother's drinking could be higher .
WHO: At least one in 100 babies, 7,500 every year, could suffer problems .


Prompt: A husband sot dead his eight-year-old son and wife before killing himself at a gas station in Georgia last night. Christopher Whitmore, 36, pulled up behind to where his wife was parked with their son Grayden in the backseat and killed his child before turning the gun on Melissa Ball, 27, and then himself. Police said Ball and Whitmore had a history of domestic issues and were separated - but at this stage it is unclear what motivated the horrific shooting in Varnell. Killed his family: Christopher Whitmore murdered his wife Melissa Ball (left), 27, and their eight-year-old son Grayden (pictured together, right) before turning the gun on himself at a gas station in Georgia last night . Ball was seen pulling into the joint Shell station and McDonald's in her Ford Focus at around 7pm, when her husband drove up behind her in his 2010 Dodge. Both had got out of their cars when Whitmore drew a handgun and started shooting. A Tennessee man named Jeff Holmes, who said Ball was his niece, wrote on Facebook: 'Please pray for our family. My beautiful neice Melissa Ball and her son Grayden were taken from us tonight in Varnell Georgia. We are in total shock.' According to her Facebook page, Ball worked at a pediatrician's office in Dalton. Police say all of the victims lived in Beaverdale, around ten miles east of Varnell, New York Daily News reports. Horrific shooting: A gas station in Varnell, Georgia was seen cordoned off last night after Christopher Whitmore shot his son, wife and then himself . A recent picture of her has attracted a flood of comments from bereaved friends, with one writing 'such an angel' and another posting 'miss you so much already dear friend'. Sheriff Scott Chitwood told The Dalton Daily Citizen the couple had 'domestic issues'. Police received the call at 6:49pm that people had been shot in the parking lot of a convenience center at 3896 Cleveland Highway. Chitwood added: 'Investigators have determined Ms Ball pulled up to a gas pump at the Shell station in her 2013 Ford Focus and immediately after she pulled up Christopher Eric Whitmore drove up and parked directly behind her. Investigation underway: Police said Ball and Whitmore had a history of domestic issues and were separated . 'They both exited their cars and both walked to the back door (passenger side) of the 2010 Dodge Mr Whitmore was driving. 'Investigators determined at that time Christopher Eric Whitmore pulled out a handgun and shot their son while he was sitting in the back seat of the Dodge. 'Whitmore then immediately pointed the gun at Ms. Ball and shot her, and then shot himself.'

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A husband sot dead his eight-year-old son and wife before killing himself at a gas station in Georgia last night. Christopher Whitmore, 36, pulled up behind to where his wife was parked with their son Grayden in the backseat and killed his child before turning the gun on Melissa Ball, 27, and then himself. Police said Ball and Whitmore had a history of domestic issues and were separated - but at this stage it is unclear what motivated the horrific shooting in Varnell. Killed his family: Christopher Whitmore murdered his wife Melissa Ball (left), 27, and their eight-year-old son Grayden (pictured together, right) before turning the gun on himself at a gas station in Georgia last night . Ball was seen pulling into the joint Shell station and McDonald's in her Ford Focus at around 7pm, when her husband drove up behind her in his 2010 Dodge. Both had got out of their cars when Whitmore drew a handgun and started shooting. A Tennessee man named Jeff Holmes, who said Ball was his niece, wrote on Facebook: 'Please pray for our family. My beautiful neice Melissa Ball and her son Grayden were taken from us tonight in Varnell Georgia. We are in total shock.' According to her Facebook page, Ball worked at a pediatrician's office in Dalton. Police say all of the victims lived in Beaverdale, around ten miles east of Varnell, New York Daily News reports. Horrific shooting: A gas station in Varnell, Georgia was seen cordoned off last night after Christopher Whitmore shot his son, wife and then himself . A recent picture of her has attracted a flood of comments from bereaved friends, with one writing 'such an angel' and another posting 'miss you so much already dear friend'. Sheriff Scott Chitwood told The Dalton Daily Citizen the couple had 'domestic issues'. Police received the call at 6:49pm that people had been shot in the parking lot of a convenience center at 3896 Cleveland Highway. Chitwood added: 'Investigators have determined Ms Ball pulled up to a gas pump at the Shell station in her 2013 Ford Focus and immediately after she pulled up Christopher Eric Whitmore drove up and parked directly behind her. Investigation underway: Police said Ball and Whitmore had a history of domestic issues and were separated . 'They both exited their cars and both walked to the back door (passenger side) of the 2010 Dodge Mr Whitmore was driving. 'Investigators determined at that time Christopher Eric Whitmore pulled out a handgun and shot their son while he was sitting in the back seat of the Dodge. 'Whitmore then immediately pointed the gun at Ms. Ball and shot her, and then shot himself.'

[Assistant] A husband, Christopher Whitmore, 36, shot and killed his 27-year-old wife, Melissa Ball, and their 8-year-old son, Grayden, at a gas station in Varnell, Georgia, last night. Whitmore pulled up behind Ball's car and shot her before turning the gun on his son, who was in the backseat. Whitmore then shot himself. The motive behind the horrific shooting is unclear, but police believe it was related to domestic issues between the couple. Ball worked at a pediatrician's office in Dalton, and the victims lived in Beaverdale, NY. The incident has left the

Melissa Ball was parked at gas station  with son Grayden in the backseat .
Christopher Whitmore pulled up beside car, shooting his son and then wife .
Couple had history of domestic issues but motivation for killing not known .


Prompt: Sexual assault charges were dropped against Uber driver Maxine Fohounhedo, 30, after he produced an audio recording from the night of the alleged attack . Sexual assault charges against a Chicago Uber driver have been dropped after prosecutors heard a secret recording he made of his passenger the night of the alleged attack. Maxine Fohounhedo, 30, was charged in December with kidnapping and raping a female passenger he picked up after she ordered an UberX ride the month before. The 22-year-old woman told police she was intoxicated  and fell in and out of consciousness during the ride with Fohounhedo. She alleged that she eventually woke up in Fohounhedo's apartment as he was having sex with her, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. The woman told police he then helped her into his car and drove her home. She called police the next day and a rape kit was administered at Swedish Covenant Hospital, the Chicago Tribune reported. Shady Yassin, Fohounhedo's attorney, claims the woman made a pass at his client when he first picked her up and then they 'went back to his place.' 'Whatever happened there did not arise to anything criminal,' Yassin said. According to Yassin, Fohounhedo made the nine-minute recording as he drove the woman home because 'he had a gut feeling he needed to protect himself'. 'She was having a friendly conversation with him,' Yassin said. 'And talking about her boyfriend and her work, and gave him a hug in the end.' Yassin said when Fohounhedo helped the woman out of his car she said 'thank you so much'. The attorney said prosecutors authenticated the recording after Fohounhedo turned over his phone. Shady Yassin, Fohounhedo's attorney, said the woman made the pass at his client when he first picked her up and then they 'went back to his place'. 'Whatever happened there did not arise to anything criminal,' he said. Fohounhedo's wife Sheena (right) said the couple will have to work to get past the incident . Fohounhedo was released from Cook County Jail on Monday night. He has spent the last four months behind bars. Sheena Fohounhedo, his wife, told ABC 7 the couple will have to work to get past the incident but that she is happy her husband is coming home . Fohounhedo was using his wife's Uber account, which is a violation of the company's policy, when he picked up the 22-year-old woman. Uber removed Fohounhedo from the service after he was charged with assault. Yassin said his client wasn't given a chance and that 'everybody immediately thought he was guilty'. He said Fohounhedo has no ill will against Uber but does not plan to work with the company again. Fohounhedo was just one of several Uber drivers who have been accused of sexual assault since the app was launched in the US in 2011. Another woman in Chicago sued the company earlier this year after her driver allegedly locked her in the car and groped her breast, legs and groin before she escaped.

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Sexual assault charges were dropped against Uber driver Maxine Fohounhedo, 30, after he produced an audio recording from the night of the alleged attack . Sexual assault charges against a Chicago Uber driver have been dropped after prosecutors heard a secret recording he made of his passenger the night of the alleged attack. Maxine Fohounhedo, 30, was charged in December with kidnapping and raping a female passenger he picked up after she ordered an UberX ride the month before. The 22-year-old woman told police she was intoxicated  and fell in and out of consciousness during the ride with Fohounhedo. She alleged that she eventually woke up in Fohounhedo's apartment as he was having sex with her, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. The woman told police he then helped her into his car and drove her home. She called police the next day and a rape kit was administered at Swedish Covenant Hospital, the Chicago Tribune reported. Shady Yassin, Fohounhedo's attorney, claims the woman made a pass at his client when he first picked her up and then they 'went back to his place.' 'Whatever happened there did not arise to anything criminal,' Yassin said. According to Yassin, Fohounhedo made the nine-minute recording as he drove the woman home because 'he had a gut feeling he needed to protect himself'. 'She was having a friendly conversation with him,' Yassin said. 'And talking about her boyfriend and her work, and gave him a hug in the end.' Yassin said when Fohounhedo helped the woman out of his car she said 'thank you so much'. The attorney said prosecutors authenticated the recording after Fohounhedo turned over his phone. Shady Yassin, Fohounhedo's attorney, said the woman made the pass at his client when he first picked her up and then they 'went back to his place'. 'Whatever happened there did not arise to anything criminal,' he said. Fohounhedo's wife Sheena (right) said the couple will have to work to get past the incident . Fohounhedo was released from Cook County Jail on Monday night. He has spent the last four months behind bars. Sheena Fohounhedo, his wife, told ABC 7 the couple will have to work to get past the incident but that she is happy her husband is coming home . Fohounhedo was using his wife's Uber account, which is a violation of the company's policy, when he picked up the 22-year-old woman. Uber removed Fohounhedo from the service after he was charged with assault. Yassin said his client wasn't given a chance and that 'everybody immediately thought he was guilty'. He said Fohounhedo has no ill will against Uber but does not plan to work with the company again. Fohounhedo was just one of several Uber drivers who have been accused of sexual assault since the app was launched in the US in 2011. Another woman in Chicago sued the company earlier this year after her driver allegedly locked her in the car and groped her breast, legs and groin before she escaped.

[Assistant] A Chicago Uber driver, Maxine Fohounhedo, 30, had his sexual assault charges dropped after a secret audio recording made by him was played in court. Fohounhedo was charged in December with kidnapping and raping a 22-year-old woman he picked up after she ordered an UberX ride. The woman alleged she was intoxicated and fell in and out of consciousness during the ride, and that Fohounhedo helped her into his car and drove her home. She claimed he then had sex with her. Fohounhedo's attorney, Shady Yassin, said the woman made a pass at

Maxine Fohounhedo, 30, was charged in December with kidnapping and raping a female passenger who ordered an UberX ride .
Woman, 22, told police she was intoxicated during the ride and alleged she woke up in Fohounhedo's apartment and found him having sex with her .
Fohounhedo's attorney said the woman made a pass at the driver when he picked her up and they 'went back to his place'
'Whatever happened there did not arise to anything criminal,' he said .
Attorney said the nine-minute recording shows woman having a friendly conversation with Fohounhedo as he drove her home .
Fohounhedo was released from jail on Monday night .


Prompt: The prison guard who allegedly had an affair with the man convicted of killing one-punch victim Thomas King has been identified as a 30-year-old ironwoman competitor. It was revealed last month Kieran Loveridge, who brutally attacked Mr Kelly at Kings Cross, was moved to Goulburn Supermax prison because he had an 'improper relationship' with a female officer. The 21-year-old is thought to have had a relationship with Port Macquarie woman Jody Marson, The Daily Telegraph reported. Scroll down for video . Jody Marson (left and right) has been named as the prison guard who had an affair with Kieran Loveridge . Kieran Loveridge, who killed Thomas Kelly in a brutal one punch attack in 2012, allegedly had an affair with Ms Marson . Corrective Services NSW has since launched an investigation into the matter after Loveridge was moved from the Mid North Coast Correctional Centre. The alleged relationship took place inside the the correctional centre where two inmates share one cell. Ms Marson was suspended after other staff members claimed they had witness the alleged affair inside the Kempsey prison. She is now under investigation. Her Facebook reveals she is a fitness enthusiast, with photos showing her cycling in ironwoman competitions. The social media page also shows renovations she has carried out on a house she recently bought in Port Macquarie on the NSW north coast. When approached by The Daily Telegraph for comment, the 30-year-old did not wish to speak about the matter. Ms Marson (right) was suspended after other staff members claimed they had witness the alleged affair inside the Kempsey prison . Corrective Services NSW Commisioner Peter Severin confirmed they were looking at 'electronic prison records and CCTV footage'. He told the Daily Telegraph employees were expected to stick with the department's 'strict and very clear policies and procedures governing how correctional staff should interact with inmates'. Mr Severin added they would 'fully investigate' any breaches in behaviour and would enforce suitable penalties, which included dismissal. Loveridge was moved to the higher security prison after he stomped on a fellow inmate's head along with a 22-year-old prisoner. Thomas Kelly died after he was punched in the head by Loveridge on July 7, 2012 . A NSW police spokeswoman told Daily Mail Australia a 21-year-old man was charged with reckless grievous bodily harm following an assault inside a west Kempsey correctional facility. She said police were told 'possibly two or three inmates assaulted another inmate' who was left with head injuries. Loveridge will appear in Goulburn Local Court on Wednesday, May 27. The 21-year-old is serving 14 years for Mr Kelly's manslaughter. Mr Kelly suffered catastrophic head injuries after Loveridge punched him once in an unprovoked attack at Kings Cross, in Sydney's inner-city, on July 7, 2012. The 18-year-old's life support was turned off two days later. Initially, Loveridge was jailed in November 2013 for just four years for manslaughter, which prompted wide-spread public anger. The Deparment PP launched an appeal against the leniency of the decision, which was upheld and in July 2014 he was handed a lengthier jail time. In November 2013, a court heard how 19-year-old Loveridge had drunk several cans of Smirnoff double black vodka drinks and shots as he prowled Kings Cross and told a friend 'I swear I’m going to bash someone'. Mr Kelly, an accounting cadet, was walking with his girlfriend and talking on his mobile phone when he was violently attacked. Police originally charged Loveridge with murder but he offered to plead guilty to manslaughter. The earliest Loveridge can be released from jail is November 17, 2022. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.

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The prison guard who allegedly had an affair with the man convicted of killing one-punch victim Thomas King has been identified as a 30-year-old ironwoman competitor. It was revealed last month Kieran Loveridge, who brutally attacked Mr Kelly at Kings Cross, was moved to Goulburn Supermax prison because he had an 'improper relationship' with a female officer. The 21-year-old is thought to have had a relationship with Port Macquarie woman Jody Marson, The Daily Telegraph reported. Scroll down for video . Jody Marson (left and right) has been named as the prison guard who had an affair with Kieran Loveridge . Kieran Loveridge, who killed Thomas Kelly in a brutal one punch attack in 2012, allegedly had an affair with Ms Marson . Corrective Services NSW has since launched an investigation into the matter after Loveridge was moved from the Mid North Coast Correctional Centre. The alleged relationship took place inside the the correctional centre where two inmates share one cell. Ms Marson was suspended after other staff members claimed they had witness the alleged affair inside the Kempsey prison. She is now under investigation. Her Facebook reveals she is a fitness enthusiast, with photos showing her cycling in ironwoman competitions. The social media page also shows renovations she has carried out on a house she recently bought in Port Macquarie on the NSW north coast. When approached by The Daily Telegraph for comment, the 30-year-old did not wish to speak about the matter. Ms Marson (right) was suspended after other staff members claimed they had witness the alleged affair inside the Kempsey prison . Corrective Services NSW Commisioner Peter Severin confirmed they were looking at 'electronic prison records and CCTV footage'. He told the Daily Telegraph employees were expected to stick with the department's 'strict and very clear policies and procedures governing how correctional staff should interact with inmates'. Mr Severin added they would 'fully investigate' any breaches in behaviour and would enforce suitable penalties, which included dismissal. Loveridge was moved to the higher security prison after he stomped on a fellow inmate's head along with a 22-year-old prisoner. Thomas Kelly died after he was punched in the head by Loveridge on July 7, 2012 . A NSW police spokeswoman told Daily Mail Australia a 21-year-old man was charged with reckless grievous bodily harm following an assault inside a west Kempsey correctional facility. She said police were told 'possibly two or three inmates assaulted another inmate' who was left with head injuries. Loveridge will appear in Goulburn Local Court on Wednesday, May 27. The 21-year-old is serving 14 years for Mr Kelly's manslaughter. Mr Kelly suffered catastrophic head injuries after Loveridge punched him once in an unprovoked attack at Kings Cross, in Sydney's inner-city, on July 7, 2012. The 18-year-old's life support was turned off two days later. Initially, Loveridge was jailed in November 2013 for just four years for manslaughter, which prompted wide-spread public anger. The Deparment PP launched an appeal against the leniency of the decision, which was upheld and in July 2014 he was handed a lengthier jail time. In November 2013, a court heard how 19-year-old Loveridge had drunk several cans of Smirnoff double black vodka drinks and shots as he prowled Kings Cross and told a friend 'I swear I’m going to bash someone'. Mr Kelly, an accounting cadet, was walking with his girlfriend and talking on his mobile phone when he was violently attacked. Police originally charged Loveridge with murder but he offered to plead guilty to manslaughter. The earliest Loveridge can be released from jail is November 17, 2022. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.

[Assistant] A 30-year-old ironwoman competitor, identified as Jody Marson, has been identified as the prison guard who allegedly had an affair with the man convicted of killing one-punch victim Thomas King, Kieran Loveridge. Loveridge was moved to Goulburn Supermax prison after being found guilty of manslaughter in 2013. Marson was suspended after staff members reported witnessing the alleged affair inside the Kempsey prison, where Loveridge was being held. Marson is also under investigation for her role in the incident. Loveridge was previously convicted of manslaughter in 2013 and is serving 14 years for the crime. He

Jody Marson is prison guard who had alleged affair with Kieran Loveridge .
Ms Marson is from Port Macquarie on New South Wales' mid-north coast .
The 30-year-old was suspended when alleged relationship was discovered .
Ms Marson is a fitness enthusiastic who competes in ironwoman events .
Loveridge is serving 12 years for killing Thomas King in Sydney in 2012 .
He was moved to Goulburn Supermax prison when he assaulted an inmate .


Prompt: Atten-shun! The three leaders’ wives were on parade yesterday, marching across the country in support of their men, in support of the political party into which they married, in support of desperately important employment issues – keeping their idiot husbands in a job. In the corridors of power, Samantha Cameron, Justine Miliband and Miriam Clegg proved once more that they are the ones who wear the trousers, in more ways than one. Indeed, Samantha and Justine marched out in almost identical uniforms; dark slacks and blazers, paired with crisp shirts and sensible shoes. They looked like a pair of lady pilots from the budget Deficit airline, ready for their long haul flight to or from the land of Austerity, depending on whose husband wins. The only accessory missing were their welfare caps, which they must have left at home. Scroll down for video . In the corridors of power, Samantha Cameron, Justine Miliband  (left) and Miriam Clegg (right) proved once more that they are the ones who wear the trousers, in more ways than one . Sam Cam put her best foot forward on the campaign trail in west London. Well, almost. Badge on lapel, leaflets in hand, smart white loafers tripping lightly over the Hounslow flagstones, she looked every inch the groomed and polished loyal Conservative wife. That was until she visited a Sikh family for a cup of tea. Mrs Cameron respectfully took her shoes off before entering the home of local businessman Baljinder Hansraas and before anyone could scream: ‘Holy footcream!’ she unleashed them. Out popped a pair of startling tootsies, displaying what might just have been a hint of a bunion. All across the Home Counties, fragrant Tory women fell into a dead faint. For Sam Cam’s seldom seen feet seemed ever so slightly unkempt, unusual from a woman noted for her effortless elegance. They didn’t even seem very Tory toenails. Shriek – not even a drop of nail polish! I don’t know what the grooming squad will have to say about that, but I doubt it will be very flattering. Sam Cam put her best foot forward on the campaign trail in west London. Well, almost. Badge on lapel, leaflets in hand, smart white loafers tripping lightly over the Hounslow flagstones, she looked every inch the groomed and polished loyal Conservative wife . Perhaps we should not be too harsh. Not many women would come out smelling of roses and peppermint foot lotion if they unexpectedly had to reveal their workaday feet, still slightly steaming from punishing the pavements, to the nation. Yesterday’s shock unveiling of Crinkletoes Cameron was reminiscent of a moment during the last election, when Sarah Brown’s mangled trotters were revealed on a visit to a Hindu temple. The same furore greeted Brown’s podiatric horror story. And the message was the same. Woman goes out in public without painted toenails? The end of civilisation is nigh. Poor Sam Cam. If she had unveiled the perfect trimmed pedicure and three glistening coats of Rouge Noir, she would be accused of being self-indulgent. Wasting money on luxuries or wandering around with battered trotters. She can’t win. But in this election, who can? Justine resolutely wore the exact same outfit she wore last week, sending out a Take Me Serious message that Clothes Don’t Matter. Campaigning in Bradford, she looked like a grim pixie determined to prove to the Milifans that her man was the man. Or something like that. It was left to Miriam to show a bit of wackitude, pulling on a huge smile, a pair of Lib Dem yellow chinos and a nautical Breton top; she looked like Tweety Pie reporting for duty on the good ship Doomed. Miriam dragged her husband Nick along to a cookery lesson at a Wiltshire primary school. Aprons on, they exchanged loving looks as they and the pupils were shown how to make a variety of desserts using apples and blackberries. Soft fruit, fool, pudding and crumble? That is the history of the Lib Dems right there. Just a week to go and the wifely bandwagon rolls on. Their role is to be there, be visible, be bland and say nothing of import. In this carefully manicured – if not pedicured – election, the days of loudmouth Cherie wading in like a docker with gout have long gone. I almost miss them. Today’s wives must smile nicely. Today’s wives must not rock the boat. Today’s wives must wear ordinary high street clothes and nothing that hints at their secret, massive wealth – although Samantha’s two hundred quid spotty blouse must have slipped under Tory central office radar. Above all, however, today’s wives must remember that pulling your socks up is not as important as keeping them on.

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Atten-shun! The three leaders’ wives were on parade yesterday, marching across the country in support of their men, in support of the political party into which they married, in support of desperately important employment issues – keeping their idiot husbands in a job. In the corridors of power, Samantha Cameron, Justine Miliband and Miriam Clegg proved once more that they are the ones who wear the trousers, in more ways than one. Indeed, Samantha and Justine marched out in almost identical uniforms; dark slacks and blazers, paired with crisp shirts and sensible shoes. They looked like a pair of lady pilots from the budget Deficit airline, ready for their long haul flight to or from the land of Austerity, depending on whose husband wins. The only accessory missing were their welfare caps, which they must have left at home. Scroll down for video . In the corridors of power, Samantha Cameron, Justine Miliband  (left) and Miriam Clegg (right) proved once more that they are the ones who wear the trousers, in more ways than one . Sam Cam put her best foot forward on the campaign trail in west London. Well, almost. Badge on lapel, leaflets in hand, smart white loafers tripping lightly over the Hounslow flagstones, she looked every inch the groomed and polished loyal Conservative wife. That was until she visited a Sikh family for a cup of tea. Mrs Cameron respectfully took her shoes off before entering the home of local businessman Baljinder Hansraas and before anyone could scream: ‘Holy footcream!’ she unleashed them. Out popped a pair of startling tootsies, displaying what might just have been a hint of a bunion. All across the Home Counties, fragrant Tory women fell into a dead faint. For Sam Cam’s seldom seen feet seemed ever so slightly unkempt, unusual from a woman noted for her effortless elegance. They didn’t even seem very Tory toenails. Shriek – not even a drop of nail polish! I don’t know what the grooming squad will have to say about that, but I doubt it will be very flattering. Sam Cam put her best foot forward on the campaign trail in west London. Well, almost. Badge on lapel, leaflets in hand, smart white loafers tripping lightly over the Hounslow flagstones, she looked every inch the groomed and polished loyal Conservative wife . Perhaps we should not be too harsh. Not many women would come out smelling of roses and peppermint foot lotion if they unexpectedly had to reveal their workaday feet, still slightly steaming from punishing the pavements, to the nation. Yesterday’s shock unveiling of Crinkletoes Cameron was reminiscent of a moment during the last election, when Sarah Brown’s mangled trotters were revealed on a visit to a Hindu temple. The same furore greeted Brown’s podiatric horror story. And the message was the same. Woman goes out in public without painted toenails? The end of civilisation is nigh. Poor Sam Cam. If she had unveiled the perfect trimmed pedicure and three glistening coats of Rouge Noir, she would be accused of being self-indulgent. Wasting money on luxuries or wandering around with battered trotters. She can’t win. But in this election, who can? Justine resolutely wore the exact same outfit she wore last week, sending out a Take Me Serious message that Clothes Don’t Matter. Campaigning in Bradford, she looked like a grim pixie determined to prove to the Milifans that her man was the man. Or something like that. It was left to Miriam to show a bit of wackitude, pulling on a huge smile, a pair of Lib Dem yellow chinos and a nautical Breton top; she looked like Tweety Pie reporting for duty on the good ship Doomed. Miriam dragged her husband Nick along to a cookery lesson at a Wiltshire primary school. Aprons on, they exchanged loving looks as they and the pupils were shown how to make a variety of desserts using apples and blackberries. Soft fruit, fool, pudding and crumble? That is the history of the Lib Dems right there. Just a week to go and the wifely bandwagon rolls on. Their role is to be there, be visible, be bland and say nothing of import. In this carefully manicured – if not pedicured – election, the days of loudmouth Cherie wading in like a docker with gout have long gone. I almost miss them. Today’s wives must smile nicely. Today’s wives must not rock the boat. Today’s wives must wear ordinary high street clothes and nothing that hints at their secret, massive wealth – although Samantha’s two hundred quid spotty blouse must have slipped under Tory central office radar. Above all, however, today’s wives must remember that pulling your socks up is not as important as keeping them on.

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The article discusses the wives of three British politicians - Samantha Cameron, Justine Miliband, and Miriam Clegg - who recently participated in a campaign to support their husbands' political parties. The wives, known for their conservative views, wore identical uniforms and accessories, including dark slacks, blazers, and crisp shirts, to emphasize their support for their husbands.

However, the article also pokes fun at the wives' lack of polish and attention to detail, particularly when it comes to their personal appearance. Samantha Cameron, in particular, was criticized for revealing her feet during a visit to a Sikh family, which was seen as a humorous

All the party leader's wives have been spotted looking stylish in trousers .
Samantha Cameron and Justine Miliband  wore almost identical uniforms .
Miriam Gonz·lez was more quirky donning a pair of Lib Dem yellow chinos .