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Awards star: Leslie presented gongs hours before alleged assault
Police investigating sex attack claims yesterday swooped on the home of TV host John Leslie.
The 50-year-old former Blue Peter star was quizzed after a 22-year-old woman was allegedly assaulted hours after he handed out a gong at a radio station’s awards ceremony on Thursday.
Leslie – who was once accused but not convicted of a series of sex attacks dating back to 2002 – is understood to have been suspended from his job as a day time DJ for Radio Forth while police continue their investigation.
The Radio Forth Awards show, held at Edinburgh’s Usher Hall on Thursday ­afternoon, saw him mingle with guests including The Voice winner Stevie McCrorie, chart toppers Travis and ­comedian Stephen K Amos.

Ola Jordan to strip off for Playboy after quitting Strictly Come Dancing

Boux Avenue lingerie range, modelled by Strictly Come Dancing star Ola Jordan
Pin-up: Ola models a lingerie range
Ola Jordan will set pulses racing after Strictly Come Dancing by ­stripping off for glossy magazine Playboy, writes Simon Boyle in the Sunday People.
The sexy 33-year-old dancer was planning to waltz away from Strictly after nine years and bust-ups with show bosses.
Now Playboy, owned by ageing tycoon Hugh Hefner, will ­welcome the Polish-born blonde with open arms.
A source said the magazine that has featured the likes of Kate Moss, Marilyn Monroe and Kelly Brook is keen to shoot Ola as soon as possible.
He said: “Ola is absolutely stunning, and has a ­massive following in the UK so it’s no surprise Playboy is be keen to get her.
“She looks ­fantastic on ­camera – and has a great personality and the sort of confidence it takes to ­really shine on a shoot – they know it’s about much more than being beautiful but Ola has got what it takes.”
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Cover girl: Kate Moss as Playboy bunny
Featuring in the magazine, which last month said it was ­dropping pictures of fully naked women, will be a first step in life away from Strictly for Ola.
After modelling in Playboy, which sells 800,000 a month, she has her sights set on appearing in I’m A Celebrity and Celebrity Big Brother.

Former babysitter abducts two year old,dumps her on the road naked, with cigarette burns and head shaved


A woman has been arrested in the abduction and alleged torture of a 2 year old.
The Hamilton Police Department says 21-year-old Abigail Hanna has been charged with kidnapping, assault and battery by means of a dangerous weapon, assault and battery on a child, and breaking and entering.
Hanna is the former babysitter of Lyndon Albers, a 2-year-old who was reported missing early Friday morning.

The toddler was found several hours later 8 miles away in Rowley by a couple driving to work.
She was found naked and covered in leaves, according to sources and had cigarette burns on her body. Her head was also shaved.

According to Hanna's facebook page, she got engaged to her bf this month.

Man accused of trying to rape 62-year-old woman in Chinatown, behind bars after spotted urinating on car

Sanchez, who is homeless, attacked the woman in the lobby of her apartment building about 1 a.m. Friday, officials said.

A sicko accused of trying to rape a 62-year-old woman in Chinatown was behind bars Saturday after two keen-eyed cops spotted him urinating on a car, officials said.
Rubicel Sanchez, 31, who wore a leather jacket with a Batman’s logo on the front during the attack, was apprehended about 9:15 p.m. Friday on East Broadway, officials said.

Lost island of Ancient Greece may have been found in the Aegean Sea

An international team of archaeologists believe they had discovered an island in the Aegean Sea that was once the ancient city of Kane, site of an epic sea battle between the Athenians and the Spartans in 406 B.C.
The Arginusae islands, now called the Garip islands, lie only a few hundred yards off the coast of Turkey, National Geographic reported Friday. Ancient historical sources refer to three Arginusae islands but the exact location of the third has long been unclear, disappearing from maps as far back as the 16th century.
Researchers determined what is now a peninsula was once an island after drilling into the ground and examining rock samples, the magazine reported.
The Athenians crushed the Spartans in the battle of Arginusae, but the victory was short-lived.

Missing Washington College student commits suicide

Jacob Marberger’s body was found at a picnic area at the Hawk Mountain Sanctuary in Kempton, Pa., according to state police, who said he fatally shot himself.
A troubled student whose disappearance prompted the weeklong closure of the Washington College campus in Maryland was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound on Saturday in Pennsylvania, police said.
Jacob Marberger, 19, was a sophomore at the small college in Chestertown on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. The school was closed Monday after his parents reported that he had a gun and they were unable to reach him.

Nearly 70 killed, more than 100 missing after landslide in Myanmar

A landslide near a jade mine in northern Myanmar killed up to 70 people and left more than 100 missing, most of them villagers sifting through a huge mountain of tailings and waste, a community leader and businessman said Sunday.
The collapse occurred Saturday afternoon in Kachin state, said Brang Seng, a jade businessman, describing rows of bodies pulled from the debris.
"There were more than 70," he said. "This is awfully bad."
More than 100 others were missing, said Lamai Gum Ja, a community leader who also has interests in the mining business.
Myanmar only recently started moving from a half-century of dictatorship to democracy. Hpakant, the epicenter of the country's jade boom, remains desperately poor, with bumpy dirt roads and constant electricity blackouts.

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