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Sections SEARCH Skip to content Skip to site index Fashion Subscribe Log In Log In Today’s Paper Supported by And other guidelines for what she might wear, courtesy of the sixth season of “House of Cards.” ByVanessa Friedman Nov. 2, 2018 What would the first female president wear? As Angela Merkel, erstwhile model of a modern female leader, prepares to step down as head of her party in Germany, and a wave of potential presidential candidates We may well have the answer in a few years, but for those who don’t want to wait, there is always “House of Cards.” The show has put a lot of thought into this. Season 6 — a.k.a., the final season, and the one without Kevin Spacey as President Francis Underwood (he has been killed off, after Mr. Spacey was fired in the wake of sexual abuse allegations) — dropped on Friday with Claire Underwood (Robin Wright), the former vice president, in the … [Read more...] about The First Female President Will Not Carry a Handbag

Denmark has become the latest country in Europe to outlaw the wearing of Islamic face veils, in the same week that a study revealed nearly three-quarters of Britons would back a ‘burqa ban’. A survey by the Pew Research Center found that 71 per cent of Britons said they supported a ban on the religious garment, which is associated with Islamic fundamentalism and the oppression of women.As country after country in Europe enact their own bans in an effort to alleviate the continent-wide problems with social cohesion caused by self-segregating Muslim communities, such findings indicate support for UKIP’s 2017 manifesto pledge to ban the burqa in the UK. Denmark — May 2018 The law on a full ban on face coverings was approved on Thursday by a parliamentary vote and will come into effect in August 2018. Infringement of the law will result in financial penalties and anyone forcing a person to wear garments covering the face by using force or threats … [Read more...] about Austria, France, Denmark, and More: Europe Rejects the Islamic Burqa

A group of residents from Chichester and Bognor took donations and services to a refugee camp in Calais. A van-load of items donated by residents have been gratefully received in Calais.Donations of tents, sleeping bags, blankets, warm and waterproof clothing, footwear and toiletries were taking to France by Linda Wooding, her daughter Lucy, Sue Gilson from Chichester and Dave Barton from Bognor.Items were donated to Transition Chichester's Swap Shop and collected from individuals and businesses.After receiving the donations, the group spent four days lending a hand at the Help Refugees warehouse alongside dozens of volunteers from all over the world, working in the Refugee Community Kitchen, in the warehouse sorting clothes and in the wood yard breaking down wooden pallets for firewood.The group also helped out by dishing out curry, rice and salad to the hundreds of refugees in the Calais camp and Dunkirk Camp.Sue Gilson said: "It is shocking how hundreds of people have only tents for … [Read more...] about Donations from Chichester residents taken to Calais refugees