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Emma Atkinson

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The Queen's style: Reliable, optimistic, iconic Original

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By Emma Atkinson Verified
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By Emma Atkinson BBC News She's one of the most photographed women in history and over the past 70 years has defined what it means to dress like a queen. Not trendsetting or daring, but iconic. She's become famous for her brightly coloured dresses and coats paired with a matching hat, accessorised with her signature square handbag, a string of pearls and a jewelled brooch. It sounds simple but the Queen's style has become a powerful formula.
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Are competition lovers being 'taken for a ride' by prize funds? - BBC News

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By Emma Harrison Verified, Emma Atkinson Verified
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Competition lovers claim they are being "taken for a ride" by prize draws which do not give out all the prizes advertised. A number of "compers" say a contest being run by frozen food brand McCain is one example - the headline prize fund looks impressive, but the chance of winning is slim because not all prizes are guaranteed. As the Advertising Standards Authority considers whether to investigate McCain's promotion, BBC News looks at three current promotions.
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Newspaper review: Nissan's Brexit boost and health tourism 'hit squads' - BBC News

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Newspaper review: Nissan's Brexit boost and health tourism 'hit squads' By Emma Atkinson BBC News Image caption The i leads with the news that car manufacturer Nissan has decided to build two new models at its Sunderland plant, in what it calls a "Brexit coup for Britain". It says 7,000 jobs will be protected by the move. Image caption The Financial Times says it is hoped that the pledge by Nissan will encourage other carmakers to continue locating their work in the UK.
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