Denise Van Outen steps out in odd outfit days after flaunting her amazing post-baby bikini body Denise Van Outen made others green with envy last week when pictures emerged of her amazing post-baby bikini body on the beach in Dubai . But Denise Van Outen took a few steps back in the '' `` Yummy Mummy '' '' stakes today when she stepped out in London wearing a very odd and unflattering outfit . The matchy-matchy ensemble fell short of the chic look the 36-year-old was going for . Denise wore a pair of high-waisted trousers that were cropped above the ankle and had a loud black and white print . While the cropped length could have shown off her ankles , the mother-of-one instead chose to wear a pair of peep-toe booties , which gave the illusion of stumpy legs . She then added a matching white blazer and black and white pussycat bow blouse and a black handbag . The odd look was a far cry from the pictures of Denise lapping up the sunshine at Le Royal Meriden hotel in Dubai last week . Wearing a skimpy paisley-print bikini , Denise , who gave birth to daughter Betsey last May , looked tanned and trim as she strolled on the waterfront and luxuriated on a yacht . The TV presenter had said in the past that she was in no rush to lose her pregnancy weight , but her patience has clearly paid off . Miss Van Outen has admitted that she had healthy meals delivered to her door following the birth of her daughter Betsy last May . She described the regime she followed , called Pure Package , as ` a life-saver for tired new mums ' . The entertainer , who is married to actor Lee Mead , 29 , also hired a personal trainer , and said her role as Paulette in the West End musical Legally Blonde is equivalent to ` a gym workout , seven times a week ' . While pregnant , she insisted she was going to ` take time ' getting back into shape , adding : ` Not everyone springs back into pre-pregnancy shape like Gisele Bundchen . ` With someone like Gisele , you just have to accept that she 's blessed with amazing genes ... I 'm not in any rush . '

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4 shot dead near school CIUDAD JUÁREZ , Mexico -- Authorities said gunmen opened fire on a burrito stand in the border city of Ciudad Juárez , killing the stand 's owner , his 10-year-old son and two other people . The shooting occurred Friday in front of an elementary school . The motive of the shooting is unclear . Denver Post wire services

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Stylish rainwear for the whole family - The Early Show Expert hosts fashion show with great looks for moms , dad , kids - even pets ! -LRB- CBS News -RRB- April showers may bring May flowers - but you still want to stay dry if you 're caught in one . And you can look good while you 're at it , as '' `` Early Show '' '' style contributor Katrina Szish proved Friday . She hosted a fashion show , with models wearing attractive rainwear for the entire family - moms , dads , kids - even pets ! Szish says rain gear does n't have to be boring - a case of limited options , same-old same-old . '' `` Your outfit does n't have to mimic weather , '' '' she says , '' `` And your rain gear can still boost your mood with colors , patterns , etc. - and there are lots of new options . '' '' The models she used to demonstrate that ; Maggie and Brady : Maggie Right on trend with this military-inspired , water resistant treated nylon jacket . You do n't have to sacrifice style . Paired with great cross body nylon bag that comes with an umbrella ... a convenient go-to rainy day bag that will protect its contents Even your rain boots can still have an edge ... studded rocker inspired boot is perfect for cool college student . Hurley Combat Winchester YC Slicker Jacket , $ 69 , www.zappos.com Tyler Rodan Boeing Crossbody Bag , $ 55 , www.zappos.com Hunter Black Festival 2010 Boots , $ 180 , www.zappos.com Brady Brady just turned 4 years old Rainy days do n't get kids down as much as grownups ... they love to splash in the puddles ... so we 're keeping it fun and pattered Let kids be kids ... they can get away with patterns and something cute Almost like they 're wearing a toy or getting to play dress-up a bit ... so they 'll look forward to wearing this Love the lining ... it 's super soft terry cloth ... almost like being wrapped in a towel inside jacket Hatley Kids Game Fish Raincoat $ 49 , www.zappos.com Hatley Kids Robots Raincoat $ 49 , www.zappos.com Western Chief Yellow/Red Kids Firechief Rainboots , $ 27 , www.zappos.com Raincoats , Szish says , do n't need to be made our of plastic to keep you dry . '' `` Today is all about nice , natural , breathable fabrics , '' '' she says , '' `` and they do n't have to be dull and dreary colors . They can still be bright and fun , like with Blair . '' '' The models : Blair and - Rocky - a pooch ! Blair Bright cheery red color Treated cotton so it still protects you from the elements but looks like a classic clean duffle coat Complete with toggle closures Boots are a contrasting color with little heel and fun bow detail Umbrella is graphic pattern that adds to the whimsy of all the fun details Boden Poppy Red Rainyday Duffle , $ 148.00 $ 148 , www.bodenusa.com Kate Spade Umbrella , $ 75 , www.zappos.com Kate Spade Black and Red Shiny Randi Boots , $ 125 , www.zappos.com Rocky No one wants a soggy doggy Reversible coat for two color options if you want to coordinate with the dog in your life Rockport Yellow and Red Reversible Raincoat , $ 55 , www.trixieandpeanut.com Rocky is a five-year-old hound mix . He is available for adoption through Animal Care & Control of NYC . With all the new materials and styles - what about classics ?! Model : Jackie Jackie Classic trench coat is always an appropriate option This season we are seeing a lot of re-interpretations of the trench ... different colors or shapes We 've got the classics re-interpreted on Jackie This is a modified trench inspired cape ... Channeling Audrey Hepburn or Jackie O Very classic and elegant She also has my two favorite accessories both by Hunter ... the maker of classic wellies ... but they recently introduced these waterproof ballet flats and tote bags Bottom line , the classic trench is always a safe go-to for men or women Zara Stone Studio Gaberdine Cape , $ 129 , Zara stores nationwide Hunter Coral Short Original Rubber Tote , $ 175 , www.bloomingdales.com Hunter Sand Turks Rubber Ballerina Flats , $ 95 , www.bloomingdales.com For men , are there other fashionable or classic options other than the trench ?! 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Man Wrongly Convicted : Are Prosecutors Liable ? When prosecutors violate the law to deprive a person of a fair trial , is vindication enough , or should the prosecutors be held liable for damages ? This week , a bitterly divided U.S. Supreme Court all but closed the door to such lawsuits . The 5-4 ruling came in the case of a New Orleans man who served 18 years in prison for a crime he did not commit . In December of 1984 , Raymond Liuzza Jr. , the son of a prominent New Orleans business executive , was shot to death in front of his home . Police , acting on a tip , picked up two men , Kevin Freeman and John Thompson . Thompson denied knowing anything about the shooting , but Freeman , in exchange for a one-year prison sentence , agreed to testify that he saw Thompson commit the crime . Prosecutors wanted to seek the death penalty , but Thompson had no record of violent felonies . Then , a citizen saw his photo in the newspaper and implicated him in an attempted carjacking - and prosecutors saw a way to solve their problem . John Hollway , who wrote a book about the case , said the solution was to try the carjacking case first . A conviction in the carjacking case would yield additional benefits in the subsequent murder trial , Hollway observes . It would discredit Thompson if he took the stand in his own defense at the murder trial , so he did n't . And the carjacking would be used against him during the punishment phase of the murder trial . It all worked like a charm . Thompson was convicted of both crimes and sentenced to death for murder . An '' `` Oh My God '' '' Moment Several years later , four young lawyers at the silk-stocking firm of Morgan Lewis in Philadelphia took on his case pro bono . But after 10 years and thousands of hours of work , they had lost all their appeals , including one at the U.S. Supreme Court . Two of the lawyers , Michael Banks and Gordon Cooney , flew to Louisiana . '' `` We were literally on our way from telling John that we had failed him as his lawyers and that he was going to die , '' '' Banks says . '' `` And we were on our way to tell his mother and his 17-year-old son that they should start planning for the execution . '' '' Banks was driving while his co-counsel checked their office voicemail and learned some astonishing news : Their investigator had unearthed , in microfiche files , a lab report to prosecutors in the carjacking . A swatch of fabric stained with the carjacker 's blood had been tested and never produced to the defense . '' `` It is an '' `` oh my God '' '' moment , '' '' Banks says . He says that single discovery would unravel both cases . '' `` We still did not have evidence of Thompson 's innocence , but now we knew the DAs had played very , very dirty pool , and we were determined to see if there was other evidence that we could get , '' '' he says . There was plenty . Further testing would show that the carjacker 's blood was Type B ; Thompson 's was Type O. And , it turned out , one of the prosecutors had years earlier made a deathbed confession to a colleague that he had hidden the blood report from the defense . That confession , too , was kept secret . To The Supreme Court All of this would eventually lead to reversal for both convictions , and a new trial on the murder charge . At that trial , yet more evidence would be uncovered and presented to the jury . Previously undisclosed police reports showed witnesses at the crime scene had described the shooter as 6 feet tall with close-cropped hair . Thompson was 5-feet , 8-inches tall with a huge Afro . The description , in fact , fit not Thompson , but Freeman , the man who had made the deal to testify against Thompson . In all , there would be 10 pieces of exculpatory evidence that prosecutors failed to turn over to the defense at the first murder trial . At the second trial , a jury acquitted Thompson after just 35 minutes of deliberation . Thompson then sued New Orleans District Attorney Harry Connick and his office for failure to train prosecutors about their obligation to turn over such evidence to the defense . Connick 's office had previously been chastised by the Supreme Court for similar failures . A jury awarded Thompson $ 14 million in damages . But this week , the U.S. Supreme Court overturned that award . Justice Clarence Thomas , writing for the five-justice majority , said there was no proof of a pattern of indifference in the DA 's office and that prosecutors , unlike police , do not need special training in such matters because they learn the rules in law school . Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg took the unusual step of reading her dissent from the bench to underscore her view that the '' `` deliberately indifferent attitude '' '' in the DA 's office had created a '' `` tinderbox , '' '' where miscarriages of justice were inevitable . Many saw her dissent as a call to Congress to change the law . '' `` That Is What 's Scary '' '' Thompson says he 's not bitter , saying he ca n't miss money he never had , but he says he is worried about accountability for prosecutors . '' `` I 'm disappointed that from the Supreme Court ruling ... I did n't make things better . I might have made things worser , '' '' he says . '' `` It made them really think they got permission to kill now without being held accountable . That is what 's scary . '' '' Connick , the district attorney , feels vindicated by the high court ruling . '' `` I think that he committed ... a murder , and I think that obviously we thought we had enough evidence to gain a conviction , '' '' he says . '' `` So I was delighted that the Supreme Court ruled in our favor . '' ''

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Car bomb kills N. Ireland policeman Irish PM Enda Kenny called the attack '' `` heinous and pointless . '' '' François Lenoir/Reuters A Catholic policeman who had just joined Northern Ireland 's police force was killed Saturday when a bomb exploded as he was getting into his car . Police have pointed the finger at the Irish Republican Army in the first deadly attack on security forces in the country in more than two years . The IRA has stated it would target Irish Catholics who join the police force . The policeman , 25 , was killed in Omagh , a town forever linked with the IRA 's most deadly attack - a1998 bombing that killed 29 people in a busy shopping area . '' `` Those who carried it out want to drag us back to the misery and pain of the past , '' '' Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny said Saturday , calling it a '' `` heinous and pointless act of terror . '' '' '' `` They are acting in defiance of the Irish people , '' '' Kenny said . Leaders from the Irish Catholic and British Protestant communities united in condemning the act and vowed to bring the attackers to justice . '' `` The people of Omagh are stunned , '' '' said local politician Joe Byrne , adding the new attack has brought back memories of the 1998 bombing , in which mostly women and children were killed . No one has ever been successfully prosecuted for that crime . Most IRA members renounced violence and disarmed in 2005 , opening the way for Protestants and Catholics to form a united government . Since then , IRA dissidents have planted dozens of booby-trap bombs under the private cars of police officers . While most have failed to detonate , two policemen have lost their legs in such attacks . In 2009 , two off-duty British soldiers and a policeman were shot dead . Last year , car bombs were detonated outside businesses , security installations and a courthouse , but no one was injured . Irish PM Enda Kenny called the attack '' `` heinous and pointless . '' '' François Lenoir/Reuters A Catholic policeman who had just joined Northern Ireland 's police force was killed Saturday when a bomb exploded as he was getting into his car . Police have pointed the finger at the Irish Republican Army in the first deadly attack on security forces in the country in more than two years . The IRA has stated it would target Irish Catholics who join the police force . The policeman , 25 , was killed in Omagh , a town forever linked with the IRA 's most deadly attack - a1998 bombing that killed 29 people in a busy shopping area . '' `` Those who carried it out want to drag us back to the misery and pain of the past , '' '' Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny said Saturday , calling it a '' `` heinous and pointless act of terror . '' '' '' `` They are acting in defiance of the Irish people , '' '' Kenny said . Leaders from the Irish Catholic and British Protestant communities united in condemning the act and vowed to bring the attackers to justice . '' `` The people of Omagh are stunned , '' '' said local politician Joe Byrne , adding the new attack has brought back memories of the 1998 bombing , in which mostly women and children were killed . No one has ever been successfully prosecuted for that crime . Most IRA members renounced violence and disarmed in 2005 , opening the way for Protestants and Catholics to form a united government . Since then , IRA dissidents have planted dozens of booby-trap bombs under the private cars of police officers . While most have failed to detonate , two policemen have lost their legs in such attacks . In 2009 , two off-duty British soldiers and a policeman were shot dead . Last year , car bombs were detonated outside businesses , security installations and a courthouse , but no one was injured . Irish PM Enda Kenny called the attack '' `` heinous and pointless . '' '' François Lenoir/Reuters A Catholic policeman who had just joined Northern Ireland 's police force was killed Saturday when a bomb exploded as he was getting into his car . Police have pointed the finger at the Irish Republican Army in the first deadly attack on security forces in the country in more than two years . The IRA has stated it would target Irish Catholics who join the police force . The policeman , 25 , was killed in Omagh , a town forever linked with the IRA 's most deadly attack - a1998 bombing that killed 29 people in a busy shopping area . '' `` Those who carried it out want to drag us back to the misery and pain of the past , '' '' Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny said Saturday , calling it a '' `` heinous and pointless act of terror . '' '' '' `` They are acting in defiance of the Irish people , '' '' Kenny said . Leaders from the Irish Catholic and British Protestant communities united in condemning the act and vowed to bring the attackers to justice . '' `` The people of Omagh are stunned , '' '' said local politician Joe Byrne , adding the new attack has brought back memories of the 1998 bombing , in which mostly women and children were killed . No one has ever been successfully prosecuted for that crime . Most IRA members renounced violence and disarmed in 2005 , opening the way for Protestants and Catholics to form a united government . Since then , IRA dissidents have planted dozens of booby-trap bombs under the private cars of police officers . While most have failed to detonate , two policemen have lost their legs in such attacks . In 2009 , two off-duty British soldiers and a policeman were shot dead . Last year , car bombs were detonated outside businesses , security installations and a courthouse , but no one was injured . Irish PM Enda Kenny called the attack '' `` heinous and pointless . '' '' François Lenoir/Reuters A Catholic policeman who had just joined Northern Ireland 's police force was killed Saturday when a bomb exploded as he was getting into his car . Police have pointed the finger at the Irish Republican Army in the first deadly attack on security forces in the country in more than two years . The IRA has stated it would target Irish Catholics who join the police force . The policeman , 25 , was killed in Omagh , a town forever linked with the IRA 's most deadly attack - a1998 bombing that killed 29 people in a busy shopping area . '' `` Those who carried it out want to drag us back to the misery and pain of the past , '' '' Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny said Saturday , calling it a '' `` heinous and pointless act of terror . '' '' '' `` They are acting in defiance of the Irish people , '' '' Kenny said . Leaders from the Irish Catholic and British Protestant communities united in condemning the act and vowed to bring the attackers to justice . '' `` The people of Omagh are stunned , '' '' said local politician Joe Byrne , adding the new attack has brought back memories of the 1998 bombing , in which mostly women and children were killed . No one has ever been successfully prosecuted for that crime . Most IRA members renounced violence and disarmed in 2005 , opening the way for Protestants and Catholics to form a united government . Since then , IRA dissidents have planted dozens of booby-trap bombs under the private cars of police officers . While most have failed to detonate , two policemen have lost their legs in such attacks . In 2009 , two off-duty British soldiers and a policeman were shot dead . Last year , car bombs were detonated outside businesses , security installations and a courthouse , but no one was injured . Irish PM Enda Kenny called the attack '' `` heinous and pointless . '' '' François Lenoir/Reuters A Catholic policeman who had just joined Northern Ireland 's police force was killed Saturday when a bomb exploded as he was getting into his car . Police have pointed the finger at the Irish Republican Army in the first deadly attack on security forces in the country in more than two years . The IRA has stated it would target Irish Catholics who join the police force . The policeman , 25 , was killed in Omagh , a town forever linked with the IRA 's most deadly attack - a1998 bombing that killed 29 people in a busy shopping area . '' `` Those who carried it out want to drag us back to the misery and pain of the past , '' '' Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny said Saturday , calling it a '' `` heinous and pointless act of terror . '' '' '' `` They are acting in defiance of the Irish people , '' '' Kenny said . Leaders from the Irish Catholic and British Protestant communities united in condemning the act and vowed to bring the attackers to justice . '' `` The people of Omagh are stunned , '' '' said local politician Joe Byrne , adding the new attack has brought back memories of the 1998 bombing , in which mostly women and children were killed . No one has ever been successfully prosecuted for that crime . Most IRA members renounced violence and disarmed in 2005 , opening the way for Protestants and Catholics to form a united government . Since then , IRA dissidents have planted dozens of booby-trap bombs under the private cars of police officers . While most have failed to detonate , two policemen have lost their legs in such attacks . In 2009 , two off-duty British soldiers and a policeman were shot dead . Last year , car bombs were detonated outside businesses , security installations and a courthouse , but no one was injured . Irish PM Enda Kenny called the attack '' `` heinous and pointless . '' '' François Lenoir/Reuters A Catholic policeman who had just joined Northern Ireland 's police force was killed Saturday when a bomb exploded as he was getting into his car . Police have pointed the finger at the Irish Republican Army in the first deadly attack on security forces in the country in more than two years . The IRA has stated it would target Irish Catholics who join the police force . The policeman , 25 , was killed in Omagh , a town forever linked with the IRA 's most deadly attack - a1998 bombing that killed 29 people in a busy shopping area . '' `` Those who carried it out want to drag us back to the misery and pain of the past , '' '' Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny said Saturday , calling it a '' `` heinous and pointless act of terror . '' '' '' `` They are acting in defiance of the Irish people , '' '' Kenny said . Leaders from the Irish Catholic and British Protestant communities united in condemning the act and vowed to bring the attackers to justice . '' `` The people of Omagh are stunned , '' '' said local politician Joe Byrne , adding the new attack has brought back memories of the 1998 bombing , in which mostly women and children were killed . No one has ever been successfully prosecuted for that crime . Most IRA members renounced violence and disarmed in 2005 , opening the way for Protestants and Catholics to form a united government . Since then , IRA dissidents have planted dozens of booby-trap bombs under the private cars of police officers . While most have failed to detonate , two policemen have lost their legs in such attacks . In 2009 , two off-duty British soldiers and a policeman were shot dead . Last year , car bombs were detonated outside businesses , security installations and a courthouse , but no one was injured . Irish PM Enda Kenny called the attack '' `` heinous and pointless . '' '' François Lenoir/Reuters A Catholic policeman who had just joined Northern Ireland 's police force was killed Saturday when a bomb exploded as he was getting into his car . Police have pointed the finger at the Irish Republican Army in the first deadly attack on security forces in the country in more than two years . The IRA has stated it would target Irish Catholics who join the police force . The policeman , 25 , was killed in Omagh , a town forever linked with the IRA 's most deadly attack - a1998 bombing that killed 29 people in a busy shopping area . '' `` Those who carried it out want to drag us back to the misery and pain of the past , '' '' Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny said Saturday , calling it a '' `` heinous and pointless act of terror . '' '' '' `` They are acting in defiance of the Irish people , '' '' Kenny said . Leaders from the Irish Catholic and British Protestant communities united in condemning the act and vowed to bring the attackers to justice . '' `` The people of Omagh are stunned , '' '' said local politician Joe Byrne , adding the new attack has brought back memories of the 1998 bombing , in which mostly women and children were killed . No one has ever been successfully prosecuted for that crime . Most IRA members renounced violence and disarmed in 2005 , opening the way for Protestants and Catholics to form a united government . Since then , IRA dissidents have planted dozens of booby-trap bombs under the private cars of police officers . While most have failed to detonate , two policemen have lost their legs in such attacks . In 2009 , two off-duty British soldiers and a policeman were shot dead . Last year , car bombs were detonated outside businesses , security installations and a courthouse , but no one was injured . Irish PM Enda Kenny called the attack '' `` heinous and pointless . '' '' François Lenoir/Reuters A Catholic policeman who had just joined Northern Ireland 's police force was killed Saturday when a bomb exploded as he was getting into his car . Police have pointed the finger at the Irish Republican Army in the first deadly attack on security forces in the country in more than two years . The IRA has stated it would target Irish Catholics who join the police force . The policeman , 25 , was killed in Omagh , a town forever linked with the IRA 's most deadly attack - a1998 bombing that killed 29 people in a busy shopping area . '' `` Those who carried it out want to drag us back to the misery and pain of the past , '' '' Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny said Saturday , calling it a '' `` heinous and pointless act of terror . '' '' '' `` They are acting in defiance of the Irish people , '' '' Kenny said . Leaders from the Irish Catholic and British Protestant communities united in condemning the act and vowed to bring the attackers to justice . '' `` The people of Omagh are stunned , '' '' said local politician Joe Byrne , adding the new attack has brought back memories of the 1998 bombing , in which mostly women and children were killed . No one has ever been successfully prosecuted for that crime . Most IRA members renounced violence and disarmed in 2005 , opening the way for Protestants and Catholics to form a united government . Since then , IRA dissidents have planted dozens of booby-trap bombs under the private cars of police officers . While most have failed to detonate , two policemen have lost their legs in such attacks . In 2009 , two off-duty British soldiers and a policeman were shot dead . Last year , car bombs were detonated outside businesses , security installations and a courthouse , but no one was injured . Irish PM Enda Kenny called the attack '' `` heinous and pointless . '' '' François Lenoir/Reuters A Catholic policeman who had just joined Northern Ireland 's police force was killed Saturday when a bomb exploded as he was getting into his car . Police have pointed the finger at the Irish Republican Army in the first deadly attack on security forces in the country in more than two years . The IRA has stated it would target Irish Catholics who join the police force . The policeman , 25 , was killed in Omagh , a town forever linked with the IRA 's most deadly attack - a1998 bombing that killed 29 people in a busy shopping area . '' `` Those who carried it out want to drag us back to the misery and pain of the past , '' '' Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny said Saturday , calling it a '' `` heinous and pointless act of terror . '' '' '' `` They are acting in defiance of the Irish people , '' '' Kenny said . Leaders from the Irish Catholic and British Protestant communities united in condemning the act and vowed to bring the attackers to justice . '' `` The people of Omagh are stunned , '' '' said local politician Joe Byrne , adding the new attack has brought back memories of the 1998 bombing , in which mostly women and children were killed . No one has ever been successfully prosecuted for that crime . Most IRA members renounced violence and disarmed in 2005 , opening the way for Protestants and Catholics to form a united government . Since then , IRA dissidents have planted dozens of booby-trap bombs under the private cars of police officers . While most have failed to detonate , two policemen have lost their legs in such attacks . In 2009 , two off-duty British soldiers and a policeman were shot dead . Last year , car bombs were detonated outside businesses , security installations and a courthouse , but no one was injured . Irish PM Enda Kenny called the attack '' `` heinous and pointless . '' '' François Lenoir/Reuters A Catholic policeman who had just joined Northern Ireland 's police force was killed Saturday when a bomb exploded as he was getting into his car . Police have pointed the finger at the Irish Republican Army in the first deadly attack on security forces in the country in more than two years . The IRA has stated it would target Irish Catholics who join the police force . The policeman , 25 , was killed in Omagh , a town forever linked with the IRA 's most deadly attack - a1998 bombing that killed 29 people in a busy shopping area . '' `` Those who carried it out want to drag us back to the misery and pain of the past , '' '' Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny said Saturday , calling it a '' `` heinous and pointless act of terror . '' '' '' `` They are acting in defiance of the Irish people , '' '' Kenny said . Leaders from the Irish Catholic and British Protestant communities united in condemning the act and vowed to bring the attackers to justice . '' `` The people of Omagh are stunned , '' '' said local politician Joe Byrne , adding the new attack has brought back memories of the 1998 bombing , in which mostly women and children were killed . No one has ever been successfully prosecuted for that crime . Most IRA members renounced violence and disarmed in 2005 , opening the way for Protestants and Catholics to form a united government . Since then , IRA dissidents have planted dozens of booby-trap bombs under the private cars of police officers . While most have failed to detonate , two policemen have lost their legs in such attacks . In 2009 , two off-duty British soldiers and a policeman were shot dead . Last year , car bombs were detonated outside businesses , security installations and a courthouse , but no one was injured . Irish PM Enda Kenny called the attack '' `` heinous and pointless . '' '' François Lenoir/Reuters A Catholic policeman who had just joined Northern Ireland 's police force was killed Saturday when a bomb exploded as he was getting into his car . Police have pointed the finger at the Irish Republican Army in the first deadly attack on security forces in the country in more than two years . The IRA has stated it would target Irish Catholics who join the police force . The policeman , 25 , was killed in Omagh , a town forever linked with the IRA 's most deadly attack - a1998 bombing that killed 29 people in a busy shopping area . '' `` Those who carried it out want to drag us back to the misery and pain of the past , '' '' Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny said Saturday , calling it a '' `` heinous and pointless act of terror . '' '' '' `` They are acting in defiance of the Irish people , '' '' Kenny said . Leaders from the Irish Catholic and British Protestant communities united in condemning the act and vowed to bring the attackers to justice . '' `` The people of Omagh are stunned , '' '' said local politician Joe Byrne , adding the new attack has brought back memories of the 1998 bombing , in which mostly women and children were killed . No one has ever been successfully prosecuted for that crime . Most IRA members renounced violence and disarmed in 2005 , opening the way for Protestants and Catholics to form a united government . Since then , IRA dissidents have planted dozens of booby-trap bombs under the private cars of police officers . While most have failed to detonate , two policemen have lost their legs in such attacks . In 2009 , two off-duty British soldiers and a policeman were shot dead . Last year , car bombs were detonated outside businesses , security installations and a courthouse , but no one was injured . Irish PM Enda Kenny called the attack '' `` heinous and pointless . '' '' François Lenoir/Reuters A Catholic policeman who had just joined Northern Ireland 's police force was killed Saturday when a bomb exploded as he was getting into his car . Police have pointed the finger at the Irish Republican Army in the first deadly attack on security forces in the country in more than two years . The IRA has stated it would target Irish Catholics who join the police force . The policeman , 25 , was killed in Omagh , a town forever linked with the IRA 's most deadly attack - a1998 bombing that killed 29 people in a busy shopping area . '' `` Those who carried it out want to drag us back to the misery and pain of the past , '' '' Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny said Saturday , calling it a '' `` heinous and pointless act of terror . '' '' '' `` They are acting in defiance of the Irish people , '' '' Kenny said . Leaders from the Irish Catholic and British Protestant communities united in condemning the act and vowed to bring the attackers to justice . '' `` The people of Omagh are stunned , '' '' said local politician Joe Byrne , adding the new attack has brought back memories of the 1998 bombing , in which mostly women and children were killed . No one has ever been successfully prosecuted for that crime . Most IRA members renounced violence and disarmed in 2005 , opening the way for Protestants and Catholics to form a united government . Since then , IRA dissidents have planted dozens of booby-trap bombs under the private cars of police officers . While most have failed to detonate , two policemen have lost their legs in such attacks . In 2009 , two off-duty British soldiers and a policeman were shot dead . Last year , car bombs were detonated outside businesses , security installations and a courthouse , but no one was injured . Irish PM Enda Kenny called the attack '' `` heinous and pointless . '' '' François Lenoir/Reuters A Catholic policeman who had just joined Northern Ireland 's police force was killed Saturday when a bomb exploded as he was getting into his car . Police have pointed the finger at the Irish Republican Army in the first deadly attack on security forces in the country in more than two years . The IRA has stated it would target Irish Catholics who join the police force . The policeman , 25 , was killed in Omagh , a town forever linked with the IRA 's most deadly attack - a1998 bombing that killed 29 people in a busy shopping area . '' `` Those who carried it out want to drag us back to the misery and pain of the past , '' '' Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny said Saturday , calling it a '' `` heinous and pointless act of terror . '' '' '' `` They are acting in defiance of the Irish people , '' '' Kenny said . Leaders from the Irish Catholic and British Protestant communities united in condemning the act and vowed to bring the attackers to justice . '' `` The people of Omagh are stunned , '' '' said local politician Joe Byrne , adding the new attack has brought back memories of the 1998 bombing , in which mostly women and children were killed . No one has ever been successfully prosecuted for that crime . Most IRA members renounced violence and disarmed in 2005 , opening the way for Protestants and Catholics to form a united government . Since then , IRA dissidents have planted dozens of booby-trap bombs under the private cars of police officers . While most have failed to detonate , two policemen have lost their legs in such attacks . In 2009 , two off-duty British soldiers and a policeman were shot dead . Last year , car bombs were detonated outside businesses , security installations and a courthouse , but no one was injured . Irish PM Enda Kenny called the attack '' `` heinous and pointless . '' '' François Lenoir/Reuters A Catholic policeman who had just joined Northern Ireland 's police force was killed Saturday when a bomb exploded as he was getting into his car . Police have pointed the finger at the Irish Republican Army in the first deadly attack on security forces in the country in more than two years . The IRA has stated it would target Irish Catholics who join the police force . The policeman , 25 , was killed in Omagh , a town forever linked with the IRA 's most deadly attack - a1998 bombing that killed 29 people in a busy shopping area . '' `` Those who carried it out want to drag us back to the misery and pain of the past , '' '' Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny said Saturday , calling it a '' `` heinous and pointless act of terror . '' '' '' `` They are acting in defiance of the Irish people , '' '' Kenny said . Leaders from the Irish Catholic and British Protestant communities united in condemning the act and vowed to bring the attackers to justice . '' `` The people of Omagh are stunned , '' '' said local politician Joe Byrne , adding the new attack has brought back memories of the 1998 bombing , in which mostly women and children were killed . No one has ever been successfully prosecuted for that crime . Most IRA members renounced violence and disarmed in 2005 , opening the way for Protestants and Catholics to form a united government . Since then , IRA dissidents have planted dozens of booby-trap bombs under the private cars of police officers . While most have failed to detonate , two policemen have lost their legs in such attacks . In 2009 , two off-duty British soldiers and a policeman were shot dead . Last year , car bombs were detonated outside businesses , security installations and a courthouse , but no one was injured . Irish PM Enda Kenny called the attack '' `` heinous and pointless . '' '' François Lenoir/Reuters A Catholic policeman who had just joined Northern Ireland 's police force was killed Saturday when a bomb exploded as he was getting into his car . Police have pointed the finger at the Irish Republican Army in the first deadly attack on security forces in the country in more than two years . The IRA has stated it would target Irish Catholics who join the police force . The policeman , 25 , was killed in Omagh , a town forever linked with the IRA 's most deadly attack - a1998 bombing that killed 29 people in a busy shopping area . '' `` Those who carried it out want to drag us back to the misery and pain of the past , '' '' Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny said Saturday , calling it a '' `` heinous and pointless act of terror . '' '' '' `` They are acting in defiance of the Irish people , '' '' Kenny said . Leaders from the Irish Catholic and British Protestant communities united in condemning the act and vowed to bring the attackers to justice . '' `` The people of Omagh are stunned , '' '' said local politician Joe Byrne , adding the new attack has brought back memories of the 1998 bombing , in which mostly women and children were killed . No one has ever been successfully prosecuted for that crime . Most IRA members renounced violence and disarmed in 2005 , opening the way for Protestants and Catholics to form a united government . Since then , IRA dissidents have planted dozens of booby-trap bombs under the private cars of police officers . While most have failed to detonate , two policemen have lost their legs in such attacks . In 2009 , two off-duty British soldiers and a policeman were shot dead . Last year , car bombs were detonated outside businesses , security installations and a courthouse , but no one was injured . Irish PM Enda Kenny called the attack '' `` heinous and pointless . '' '' François Lenoir/Reuters A Catholic policeman who had just joined Northern Ireland 's police force was killed Saturday when a bomb exploded as he was getting into his car . Police have pointed the finger at the Irish Republican Army in the first deadly attack on security forces in the country in more than two years . The IRA has stated it would target Irish Catholics who join the police force . The policeman , 25 , was killed in Omagh , a town forever linked with the IRA 's most deadly attack - a1998 bombing that killed 29 people in a busy shopping area . '' `` Those who carried it out want to drag us back to the misery and pain of the past , '' '' Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny said Saturday , calling it a '' `` heinous and pointless act of terror . '' '' '' `` They are acting in defiance of the Irish people , '' '' Kenny said . Leaders from the Irish Catholic and British Protestant communities united in condemning the act and vowed to bring the attackers to justice . '' `` The people of Omagh are stunned , '' '' said local politician Joe Byrne , adding the new attack has brought back memories of the 1998 bombing , in which mostly women and children were killed . No one has ever been successfully prosecuted for that crime . Most IRA members renounced violence and disarmed in 2005 , opening the way for Protestants and Catholics to form a united government . Since then , IRA dissidents have planted dozens of booby-trap bombs under the private cars of police officers . While most have failed to detonate , two policemen have lost their legs in such attacks . In 2009 , two off-duty British soldiers and a policeman were shot dead . Last year , car bombs were detonated outside businesses , security installations and a courthouse , but no one was injured . Irish PM Enda Kenny called the attack '' `` heinous and pointless . '' '' François Lenoir/Reuters A Catholic policeman who had just joined Northern Ireland 's police force was killed Saturday when a bomb exploded as he was getting into his car . Police have pointed the finger at the Irish Republican Army in the first deadly attack on security forces in the country in more than two years . The IRA has stated it would target Irish Catholics who join the police force . The policeman , 25 , was killed in Omagh , a town forever linked with the IRA 's most deadly attack - a1998 bombing that killed 29 people in a busy shopping area . '' `` Those who carried it out want to drag us back to the misery and pain of the past , '' '' Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny said Saturday , calling it a '' `` heinous and pointless act of terror . '' '' '' `` They are acting in defiance of the Irish people , '' '' Kenny said . Leaders from the Irish Catholic and British Protestant communities united in condemning the act and vowed to bring the attackers to justice . '' `` The people of Omagh are stunned , '' '' said local politician Joe Byrne , adding the new attack has brought back memories of the 1998 bombing , in which mostly women and children were killed . No one has ever been successfully prosecuted for that crime . Most IRA members renounced violence and disarmed in 2005 , opening the way for Protestants and Catholics to form a united government . Since then , IRA dissidents have planted dozens of booby-trap bombs under the private cars of police officers . While most have failed to detonate , two policemen have lost their legs in such attacks . In 2009 , two off-duty British soldiers and a policeman were shot dead . Last year , car bombs were detonated outside businesses , security installations and a courthouse , but no one was injured . Irish PM Enda Kenny called the attack '' `` heinous and pointless . '' '' François Lenoir/Reuters A Catholic policeman who had just joined Northern Ireland 's police force was killed Saturday when a bomb exploded as he was getting into his car . Police have pointed the finger at the Irish Republican Army in the first deadly attack on security forces in the country in more than two years . The IRA has stated it would target Irish Catholics who join the police force . The policeman , 25 , was killed in Omagh , a town forever linked with the IRA 's most deadly attack - a1998 bombing that killed 29 people in a busy shopping area . '' `` Those who carried it out want to drag us back to the misery and pain of the past , '' '' Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny said Saturday , calling it a '' `` heinous and pointless act of terror . '' '' '' `` They are acting in defiance of the Irish people , '' '' Kenny said . Leaders from the Irish Catholic and British Protestant communities united in condemning the act and vowed to bring the attackers to justice . '' `` The people of Omagh are stunned , '' '' said local politician Joe Byrne , adding the new attack has brought back memories of the 1998 bombing , in which mostly women and children were killed . No one has ever been successfully prosecuted for that crime . Most IRA members renounced violence and disarmed in 2005 , opening the way for Protestants and Catholics to form a united government . Since then , IRA dissidents have planted dozens of booby-trap bombs under the private cars of police officers . While most have failed to detonate , two policemen have lost their legs in such attacks . In 2009 , two off-duty British soldiers and a policeman were shot dead . Last year , car bombs were detonated outside businesses , security installations and a courthouse , but no one was injured . Irish PM Enda Kenny called the attack '' `` heinous and pointless . '' '' François Lenoir/Reuters A Catholic policeman who had just joined Northern Ireland 's police force was killed Saturday when a bomb exploded as he was getting into his car . Police have pointed the finger at the Irish Republican Army in the first deadly attack on security forces in the country in more than two years . The IRA has stated it would target Irish Catholics who join the police force . The policeman , 25 , was killed in Omagh , a town forever linked with the IRA 's most deadly attack - a1998 bombing that killed 29 people in a busy shopping area . '' `` Those who carried it out want to drag us back to the misery and pain of the past , '' '' Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny said Saturday , calling it a '' `` heinous and pointless act of terror . '' '' '' `` They are acting in defiance of the Irish people , '' '' Kenny said . Leaders from the Irish Catholic and British Protestant communities united in condemning the act and vowed to bring the attackers to justice . '' `` The people of Omagh are stunned , '' '' said local politician Joe Byrne , adding the new attack has brought back memories of the 1998 bombing , in which mostly women and children were killed . No one has ever been successfully prosecuted for that crime . Most IRA members renounced violence and disarmed in 2005 , opening the way for Protestants and Catholics to form a united government . Since then , IRA dissidents have planted dozens of booby-trap bombs under the private cars of police officers . While most have failed to detonate , two policemen have lost their legs in such attacks . In 2009 , two off-duty British soldiers and a policeman were shot dead . Last year , car bombs were detonated outside businesses , security installations and a courthouse , but no one was injured . Irish PM Enda Kenny called the attack '' `` heinous and pointless . '' '' François Lenoir/Reuters A Catholic policeman who had just joined Northern Ireland 's police force was killed Saturday when a bomb exploded as he was getting into his car . Police have pointed the finger at the Irish Republican Army in the first deadly attack on security forces in the country in more than two years . The IRA has stated it would target Irish Catholics who join the police force . The policeman , 25 , was killed in Omagh , a town forever linked with the IRA 's most deadly attack - a1998 bombing that killed 29 people in a busy shopping area . '' `` Those who carried it out want to drag us back to the misery and pain of the past , '' '' Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny said Saturday , calling it a '' `` heinous and pointless act of terror . '' '' '' `` They are acting in defiance of the Irish people , '' '' Kenny said . Leaders from the Irish Catholic and British Protestant communities united in condemning the act and vowed to bring the attackers to justice . '' `` The people of Omagh are stunned , '' '' said local politician Joe Byrne , adding the new attack has brought back memories of the 1998 bombing , in which mostly women and children were killed . No one has ever been successfully prosecuted for that crime . Most IRA members renounced violence and disarmed in 2005 , opening the way for Protestants and Catholics to form a united government . Since then , IRA dissidents have planted dozens of booby-trap bombs under the private cars of police officers . While most have failed to detonate , two policemen have lost their legs in such attacks . In 2009 , two off-duty British soldiers and a policeman were shot dead . Last year , car bombs were detonated outside businesses , security installations and a courthouse , but no one was injured .

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Man charged with attempted murder of Chloe West A man has been charged with the attempted murder of a 14-year-old girl who was stabbed outside her school . Chloe West suffered serious wounds to her upper body and face near the gates of Ridgewood High School in Wollaston in the West Midlands on Friday . She was released from hospital earlier on Saturday . Samuel Tomlinson , 18 , from Sedgley , West Midlands , is due to appear before Dudley magistrates on Monday . He is also accused of wounding another pupil . Witnesses said a man drove up to Chloe at about 0840 BST and leapt out of the car before pushing her to the floor and stabbing her . She was treated at Birmingham Children 's Hospital .

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High-profile drug prosecutor who took on Bruno Mars and Paris Hilton resigns after being caught '' `` buying crack cocaine '' '' The high profile Las Vegas drugs prosecutor who was arrested for allegedly buying crack cocaine has resigned . David Charles Schubert , 47 , who prosecuted Paris Hilton after her arrest on cocaine charges last year , and most recently took on singer Bruno Mars , handed in his resignation yesterday after a ten years as a veteran prosecutor , two of which were spent as a liaison to a federal drug task force . But this all came crashing down when he was arrested on March 19 after Las Vegas police reported watching him - in a white BMW sedan - buy $ 40 worth of rock cocaine in a neighbourhood east of the Las Vegas Strip . Clark County District Attorney David Roger said he accepted David Schubert 's resignation on Friday . Schubert is currently free pending a May 19 court date on felony conspiracy and cocaine possession charges . A telephone call to Schubert went unanswered . The street dealer Schubert allegedly bought the cocaine from claimed that the former prosecutor buys $ 40 of cocaine three or four times a week . A patrol officer stopped the deputy district attorney 's BMW in Las Vegas when he spotted what he thought was a drugs transaction . According to an arrest report seen by TMZ , the officer watched Schubert pick up a black man from an apartment block , then drive to another address where he dropped him off . Schubert drove round for several minutes and then picked up the man again , police claim . The officer pulled the car over , but the suspected dealer jumped out and fled . Police gave chase and took him into custody . According to the arrest report , the man , named as Raymond Streeter , told officers he knew Schubert as '' `` Joe '' '' . '' `` Joe '' '' had called him three or four times a week for the last six to seven months , Streeter claimed , given him $ 40 and driven him to an address to buy cocaine , the report alleges . Schubert was taken into custody and booked on cocaine possession charges . His two Las Vegas homes were searched and police took a blood sample , the Review-Journal reports . Mr Roger told 8 News Now : '' `` I just ca n't wrap my head around the idea that a prosecutor who knows the dangers of drugs would try crack cocaine . '' '' According to the Review-Journal , investigators are also looking into whether he may have compromised any previous cases . The prosecutor has worked for Clark County district attorney 's office since 2002 . He leads a state drugs task force and has been assigned some of its most high-profile cases . Mr Roger told the newspaper : '' `` It 's disheartening to know the individual who I assigned to prosecute high-level drug cases is allegedly using rock cocaine . '' '' In February Schubert prosecuted the case against singer Bruno Mars - real name Peter Hernandez - who admitted to possessing cocaine in a plea deal . He was sentenced to a year of informal probation . And last year he prosecuted Paris Hilton , who pleaded guilty to misdemeanour charges after police found 0.8 grams of cocaine in her handbag . Lawyer David Chesnoff , who represented both celebrities , told the Review-Journal he would n't speak badly of Schubert . He said : '' `` I 'm a big believer in the Constitution . I believe everyone is innocent until proven guilty . And I always root for the underdog . '' `` I will say this : David 's always been a real professional and always treated me with respect , so I wish him the best . '' '' Schubert also prosecuted the case of Steven Zegrean , who was convicted for shooting four people at the New York-New York casino in 2007 . His case has been assigned to the attorney general . If found guilty , he could face up to four years in a Nevada jail .

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Tenn. police officer is shot and killed responding to robbery call ; suspect in hospital CHATTANOOGA , Tenn. - Authorities in Tennessee say a police officer was shot and killed while investigating a robbery . Chattanooga police spokeswoman Jerri Weary says the officer was responding to a call around 10:30 a.m. Saturday about a robbery at U.S. Money Shops . When officers arrived , they encountered a man who started shooting at police . A gun battle and foot pursuit ensued . An officer was shot and killed . The suspect was shot at least once and is being treated at a hospital . Neither the officer nor the suspect was identified .

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New Omagh attack '' `` a double insult '' '' A man whose son died in the Omagh bombing of 1998 has branded the latest murderous attack in the town a '' `` double insult '' '' . Michael Gallagher lost his 21-year-old son Aidan in the dissident republican Real IRA blast which killed 29 people , including a woman pregnant with twins . He has condemned the killing in the Co Tyrone town of a young policeman and said the decision to once again target Omagh would revive horrific memories . '' `` This is a double insult , '' '' he said . '' `` Omagh will be a very sad place . '' `` They have changed an entire family and family circle forever . That is the reality of what has happened here . '' `` I feel a lot of anger that another young life has been stolen , and that this has happened again in our town . '' '' Mr Gallagher said the latest loss of life in Omagh only served to underline the need for stronger action to tackle dissident republican violence . He said of the latest murder : '' `` I heard the news shortly after it happened . I felt anger , because we have campaigned for people responsible for these kind of attacks to be brought to justice . '' `` There is just anger that I know these groups have gone on to murder someone else . Anger that they murdered 31 people in Omagh , including two unborn twins . '' `` There is anger that the authorities on both sides of the border seem incapable of reeling them in . '' ''

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Arrest after severed arm found in lake Police have arrested a man on suspicion of murder after fishermen found a severed arm in a lake . The arm , which police confirmed belonged to a man , was discovered at 2.50 pm on Thursday at a lake off Roding Lane in Buckhurst Hill , Essex . A police spokesman said : '' `` A 53-year-old man was last night -LSB- Friday -RSB- arrested on suspicion of murder in connection with the discovery of a severed arm . '' `` The 53-year-old man remains in police custody . '' `` Police are continuing to appeal to anyone who may have any information to contact them at their Harlow major investigation team on 0300 333 4444 . '' '' He added that they hoped to name the victim on Saturday afternoon . The area surrounding the lake has been cordoned off while specialist marine divers searched to find the rest of the body .

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It 's not all country in Nashville There is fabulous fashion beyond New York , Milan and Paris . In this series , CNN showcases trends in threads around the globe . Blogger Heidi Jewell of UnderTheGuise.com shares the Nashville style scoop . -LRB- CNN -RRB- - Fashion is loud in America 's Music City . Blogger Heidi Jewell , who 's lived in Nashville for two years , said street trendsetters pair haute couture with cowboy boots , band tees with designer bags . Her website , Under the Guise , puts a spotlight on eclectic , innovative looks inspired by the arts . San Francisco style '' '' -LSB- Nashville -RSB- is packed with designers , filmmakers , musicians and artists hailing from cities all around the world , each bringing their own sense of style along with them , '' '' she said . '' `` It strikes a perfect balance between staying true to its heritage while maintaining a youthful , modern culture that keeps reinventing itself . '' '' The city 's first official Fashion Week , which commenced Tuesday , showcases local collections alongside national lines , including Betsey Johnson , Christian Sirianao and Gustavo Cadile . It 's all part of Nashville 's genre-bending melting pot . Below , Jewell explains street style . CNN : What influences fashion in Nashville ? Jewell : It goes without saying that the music industry definitely plays a part in the overall style . Of course , country music has an impact -LRB- which rocks and I would like to see more of it -RRB- . But a lot of people do n't know there 's an amazing indie/rock community here as well . Brilliant local musicians playing in tucked-away historic venues and residential basements are influencing looks inspired by '' `` 40s military , '' `` 80s club and British punk while standing shoulder to shoulder with Southern Belles sporting vintage summer dresses perfectly complimented by their favorite pair of worn in cowboy boots . Boise street style CNN : What styles are popular right now ? Jewell : It 's hard to put my finger on a specific look that seems dominant , but mixing in vintage pieces is very popular among the people I photograph . There are some great thrift stores and locally owned boutiques that offer affordable one-of-a-kind Southern pieces scattered all throughout the city . You could compare Nashville to L.A. in the sense that a large majority of people who move here have come in hopes of breaking into the entertainment industry . The end result is a community of aspiring artists and service professionals who have a more eclectic sense of style than you would expect from people serving you cocktails or manning the register at your favorite local record shop . CNN : What do people wear on a night out ? Jewell : Weekend nights have been a bit more on the grunge side lately . Black-and-white striped tops , muscle tees , biker jackets , denim or leather vests , fur jackets . Converse All-Stars , ropers and Beatle boots . Whether it 's a fedora or something more summery , hats are staple pieces as well . CNN : Where do you shop in Nashville ? Jewell : I would have to say my top picks for clothing are Goodbuy Girls and Local Honey . For shoes , I 'm a big fan of the locally run Etsy shops , Granny 's Bootery and Reanimated Rags . For accessories , I like Pangaea . CNN : How can fashionistas on a budget look great ? Jewell : Thrift ! Or learn how to sew .

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Milla Jovovich steps out in unflattering high-waisted jeans Most supermodels could leave the house wearing a hessian sack and look fabulous . But there is one trend that even the most svelte of figures ca n't seem to pull off - high-waisted jeans . Milla Jovovich , usually a knockout , made the misstep today when she was spotted in a pair of the offending trousers , which did nothing for her gorgeous figure . The 35-year-old stepped out in a light blue denim shade which made her look a lot larger than usual , paired with a cream fur coat and extravagant necklace . The unflattering outfit was the second sartorial slip-up in as many days for the star , who suffered an embarrassing wardrobe malfunction the night before . Milla accidentally exposed one of her nipples when she attended former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev 's 80th birthday gala at the Royal Albert Hall last night . If a supermodel finds the high-waisted jeans trend tricky to pull off , there 's not much hope for the rest of us . Despite the unflattering cut - universally hated by men - the style has remained on trend for another season . Amy Adams is another celebrity fan and was spotted in the trend last week in Los Angeles . And despite not being a model , the actress managed to pull of the look with a little more success than Milla . Amy 's Seventies-style jeans were a darker shade and had pockets on the front , which helped to elongate her silhouette . Amy , 36 , has regained her slender frame almost a year after the birth of her first child , daughter Aviana . The high-waisted jeans clung in all the right places on the Oscar-nominated actress , who had teamed the denim with a red scoop-neck T-shirt . Also spotted sporting the Seventies look recently was model Bree Henley , but she went the whole hog in full on hippy-chick mode as she teamed the jeans with a gold sequinned jacket . Again , the light-coloured denim was a bit of a fashion fail for even Bree ' slight figure , making her look far larger than usual . Do you have a story about a celebrity ? Call the Daily Mail showbusiness desk on 0207 938 6364 or 0207 938 6683 . For U.S. stories , phone 310 642 2317 .

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celebrity
recently
supermodel
oscarnominated
bree henley
us
highwaisted
managed
denim
mikhail
fashion
more success
royal albert hall
unflattering
pockets
hippychick
usual
look
trousers
jovovich
80th birthday
extravagant
silhouette
sporting
35yearold
scoopneck
seventiesstyle
regained
supermodels
frame
darker
showbusiness
lightcoloured
tricky
malfunction
daily
sequinned
helped
slight figure
remained
fabulous
second sartorial slipup
misstep today
exposed one of her nipples

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made her look a lot larger than usual
not much hope for the rest of us
milla jovovich
mikhail gorbachev's 80th birthday gala
wardrobe malfunction
unflattering highwaisted jeans