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Chloe Marshall, Size 16 First Runner Up to Miss England 2008 (Photos)

Chloe Marshall, plus size 16 model, has been on the adventure of a lifetime. The 17 year old teenager has been vying for the title of Miss England 2008. The young woman competed on a platform that spoke to the 'fuller figured girl next door being the ideal' rather than the pencil thin form that gets all the media hype. Her message resonated with the citizens of the UK, who voted her to the first runner up spot in last nights Grand Finals. MORE on Bitten and Bound

Mayor rules out Cherbourg contraceptive implants

The Cherbourg Aboriginal Council has met the town s health service providers to confirm no young girls are receiving contraceptive implants. Last week, reports emerged that girls as young as 12, some with disabilities, were being given contraceptive implants in the Indigenous community of Woorabinda west of Rockhampton.

Sudan Accuses Teacher of Islam Insult

The Sudanese police arrested a British schoolteacher and accused her of insulting Islam after she allowed her pupils to name a class teddy bear Muhammad.

Photo Essay: Color, Imagination, Emotions, Fantasy And Sexuality

Body Painting is an art medium that allows one to express the freedom of their mind body and soul. It s a rare, but beautiful art form filled with color, imagination, emotions, fantasy and sexuality, the ingredients that drive the human spirit. This is the work of Filippo Ioco: A Photo Essay.

Huu-ay-aht First Nation approves new B.C. treaty

The Huu-ay-aht First Nations voted 90 percent in favour of the Maa-nulth Treaty on Saturday. The 615-member band, which lives near Bamfield on Vancouver Island's west coast are the second First Nation in less than a week to approve a treaty negotiated under province's 14-year-old treaty process.

Farmington Daily Times - Lots of socks: Navajo First Lady accepts Rotary Club donation

FARMINGTON Yellow socks, purple socks, black socks 1,407 pairs to be exact, spilled from an array of boxes at the San Juan Rotary Club meeting Tuesday. Navajo Nation First Lady Vikki Shirley accepted the donation of socks in every shade, size and color from the Rotary Club. "A lot of children have a lot of need for socks ... socks might seem like a small thing, but kids are wondering what they look like in PE (physical education class)," she said. "We're going to give them out to c