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  Anyone who knows me has invariably been subject to a spiel about how much
  I love Claudia Winkleman. In part, it's because she's so silly, and in part, it's because I'm a huge fan of everything she presents, from Strictly to The Traitors. 
  
  But even more than any of that, it's because I'm obsessed with everything she wears.
  I've spent a fortune copying her exact outfits, from her Sister Jane heart cutout dress
  to a bedazzled Nadine Merabi blazer that I definitely don't go anywhere
  fancy enough to wear.
  
  Since 2005, Claudia has worked with stylist Sinead McKeefry to perfect her
  signature style. I'd describe it as soft goth: lots of black, velvet and
  chunky knits, with a fair few sequins and prints (particularly tartan) thrown in. I'm not alone in my reverence: there are entire Instagram
  accounts dedicated to tracking down the presenter's outfits.
  But while they offer incredibly useful style inspo, two issues arise repeatedly:
  Claudia's clothes are usually hugely expensive
  or sold out (or both).
  
  
  
  
  
  
  So when the Strictly host stepped out in a
  typically preppy black velvet mini dress on Sunday, you'd be forgiven for assuming it was by some top-end designer.
  Well, you'd be wrong. The mini dress actually came courtesy of one of our favourite
  high street brands, Albaray - and you can pick it up for less than £100.
  
  
  The dress is made from plush fabric with contrast satin detailing.
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  Adam Bandt said people 'can make their own judgment' about him enjoying an exclusive and discretionary perk from Qantas during a
  tense exchange with a journalist live on radio.
  
  The Greens leader has been outed as a member of the Qantas Chairman's Lounge, an invitation-only set of
  catered waiting areas and services handed out by the airline in what has been called 'Australia's most
  exclusive club'.
  
  Mr Bandt was challenged on Monday by ABC Radio
  National stand-in host Steve Cannane that he was 'enjoying free hospitality from a company that has illegally sacked hundreds of workers'.
  
  
  Mr Bandt replied: 'And I'll declare that and people can make their own judgement about what they think about that.'
  
  Cannane was referring to the Federal Court's ruling that Qantas illegally sacked 1,700 workers at
  the start of the Covid pandemic in a case brought by Transport Workers
  Union. 
  
  Commenting on the sacking in June of 2020, Mr Bandt
  called it a 'devastating day for thousands of Qantas workers & their families' in a Facebook post.
  'We're thinking of you,' he wrote.
  
  Cannane challenged Mr Bandt further saying: 'You
  don't think you should be a little purer on this and just not take their (Qantas's) hospitality?'
  
  Mr Bandt said he always made declarations about matters such as this and argued that the party's policies to
  tax big corporations heavily show the perks were not impacting the Greens.  
  
  
  
  
  Greens leader Adam Bandt said people 'can make their own judgment'
  about him enjoying an exclusive and discretionary perk from Qantas
  
  
  
  
  
  Mr Bandt has been outed as a member of the Qantas Chairman's Lounge, an invitation only set of catered waiting areas and services handed out
  by the airline that has been called 'Australia's
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  How Greens leader Adam Bandt spent thousands on private jet flights
  while lecturing YOU about climate change
  
  
  Mr Bandt was spotted in September flying business class from Melbourne to Canberra seated next to Senator Jacqui Lambie.
  
  
  Albanese government ministers Tim Watts and Catherine King were
  on the same flight but were with the masses in economy class.
  
  
  
  It has been previously reported that Mr Bandt opts
  to frequently fly business despite his party's core policy of cutting C02 emissions. 
  
  Flying business class emits about three times as much carbon as economy class because the seats take up more room and more of
  them are empty, according to a World Bank study. 
  
  Fellow Greens MP Max Chandler-Mather last year said he had shunned a Chairman's Lounge membership and refuses to travel business class. 
  
  Earlier this year Mr Bandt's flying habits led to controversy.
  
  
  
  
  
  Mr Bandt's flying habits have been a previous source of
  controversy after it was revealed he frequently opts for business class and has even taken private jets to election events
  
  Mr Bandt used two private jets during the 2022 federal election campaign, landing tax payers with the $23,000 bill. 
  
  One flight was between Queensland regional centres Townsville and Rockhampton on March 7
  but he also boarded a $15,000 private plane along the well-travelled Brisbane
  to Canberra route to attend his party's election campaign launch.
  
  
  Mr Bandt isn't the only politician in the hot seat with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese
  being asked if he has included both his son and
  partner as 'plus one' Chairman's Club members.
  
  He is also being asked about free flight upgrades including an international one he is alleged to have received from Qantas in new book The Chairman's Lounge authored by former Australian Financial Review columnist Joe Aston.
  
  
  The Greens are licking their electoral wounds after the Queensland
  state poll, where they are battling to hold onto their
  two seats after stating they aimed to triple their representation in parliament.
  
  
  With 72 per cent of the vote counted they appear to have retained the
  Brisbane seat of Maiwar but suffered a 4.6 per cent swing to the ALP.
  
  
  However, they remain behind South Brisbane, which has seen a massive 12.4 per cent swing
  to Labor with 64 per cent of votes counted. 
  
  WHAT IS THE QANTAS CHAIRMAN'S CLUB?
  
  The Qantas Chairman's Lounge is an invitation-only club approved by the company chairman, with the guest list a closely-guarded secret.
  
  
  It has been dubbed 'the most exclusive club in the country' and comes with a distinct black card.
  
  
  
  Members include senior-ranking MPs including ministers,
  state premiers and the Prime Minister, leaders of major unions and sporting groups,
  Qantas ambassadors, selected A-list celebrities, major
  corporate figures and high-profile media personalities.
  
  
  The clubs can be found in Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra, Brisbane, Perth and
  Adelaide but are not signed, you have to know where to look.
  
  
  
  Inside you will find expensive wood and brass furnishings,
  wool carpet and marble flooring all bathed in natural light. 
  
  Members enjoy fine à la carte dining with a complimentary premium array of beers, spirits and
  Australian wines. Wine bottles are often given as departing
  gift
  
  Facilities may also include spas, showers and an assortment of books and magazines.
  
  
  Members may bring in two guests at a time. 
  
  Lounge attendants personally alert you when your flight is to board and
  your personal preferences are logged for
  each flight. Membership also entitles you to first-class facilities at
  Qantas partner airlines.
  
  Soure: Executive Traveller
  
   
  
   
  
   
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  Des électeurs attendent l'ouverture d'un bureau de
  vote à Windhoek, le 29 novembre 2024 en Namibie
  
  Namibians returned to vote on Friday in 36 polling stations reopened two days after
  a chaotic election, set to test the ruling party's 34-year grip on power,
  was marred by technical problems.
  
  Tensions are mounting in the historically
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  Some people waited 12 hours in line to vote in presidential and legislative polls, billed as the toughest yet for the South West Africa
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  In the capital Windhoek, at the only polling station picked to reopen, about
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  Des électeurs attendent l'ouverture d'un bureau de vote
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  "Everyone will have the chance to vote," he said.
  But because Namibians can vote at any given polling station, he was worried "everyone will flock to one place again."
  
  The disarray led to angry complaints from opposition parties with some
  calling for a halt in the electoral process.
  
  
  Opposition parties were scheduled to meet on Friday and issue a joint statement, according to Christine Aochamus who represents the Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) party.
  
  
  Youth unemployment, enduring inequalities and the emergence of a generation born after independence are challenging support towards SWAPO which has ruled since 1990.
  
  
  Its candidate, vice-president Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, who could become
  the first woman to lead the country if elected, could face an unprecedented second
  round in the mineral rich country.
  
  "To open only one place in Khomas (the region of which the capital is part of) is absurd," said voter Ensley Engermund, who
  also said he couldn't vote on Wednesday because of long queues despite trying
  four different polling stations.
  
  "Only 1.5 millions voters are registered and we get this chaos?"
  asked the 49-year-old security agent.
  
  "It was to get people frustrated."
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