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Police in Northeast Philadelphia are investigating three home invasions, all involving guns, that occurred between March 7 and 14. No life-threatening injuries were reported, although victims were beaten in all three cases, police said.

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A celebrity fashion website has found that Sheffield is home to the worst dressed women in the UK 2008 with 53% stating that they ‘couldn’t care less about fashion’, closely followed by Plymouth. The top 10 is included below.

32% of women would starve for fashion, prompting the term ‘fashiorexia’. Over a quarter believe that this mentality helps keep their weight ‘in check’. A fifth of the 4,315 polled spend over half their wages on clothes and accessories.