Adriana Lima smoulders in sexy black lingerie as she shows off raunchy dance …

December 27, 2015 by admin
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She is no stranger to cavorting in her underwear as one of the most famous Victoria’s Secret Angels.

But Adriana Lima took it to the next level for the latest day of the LOVE video advent – which continues until the end of the month.

The Brazilian beauty unleashes her sexuality in the sexy clip which sees her dancing to Rihanna’s hit Pour It Up, which is about strip clubs.

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Adriana Lima for Love Magazine

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The video shows off her cleavage

Showing off her incredible figure she wears a lace bustier, sheer stockings and suspenders while she whips her hair into a frenzy.

The heady, provocative film, shot at Pier 59 Studios in New York, styled by Anthony Unwin, with casting by Anita Bitton, and Digital Art Direction by Jonny Lu.

Last year, Adriana Lima appeared in a black and white film on Day 24, seductively floating across the screen, wearing a black mesh swimsuit, also starring on the cover of LOVE Magazine’s Issue 12 for Autumn/Winter 2014 with the strapline ‘Brazilian Girl’.

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The Brazilian beauty oozes sex appeal

The video will no doubt go down well with fans who yesterday were treated to a surreal but rather unsexy video featuring Cara Delevingne and directed by her sister Poppy.

Inspired by Friends episode The One With All The Thanksgivings, Cara is seen waking up in bed before following instructions such as “Place feet on floor,” heard over a soundtrack of ‘Silent Night’.

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Cara with a turkey on her head

She proceeds to put a turkey mask over her head, followed by a pair of oversized orange novelty sunglasses, and a gold-tasseled red fez.

She then follows a series of orders – which sees her working out , taking a bath and reading the paper. After going to bed she then wakes with a start. Was it all a dream?

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The video was directed by Poppy

LOVE Video Advent 2015

Cara wakes up – was it all a dream?

Since December 1st we have seen the following beauties take part: Kendall Jenner dressed as a shark, followed by best friend Gigi Hadid, then Pamela Anderson, Irena Shayk, Caroline Flack, Immy Waterhouse, Kris Jenner, Emily Ratajkowski, Miranda Kerr, Christina Milian, Alessandra Ambrosio, Rita Ora, Jasmine Sanders, Kelly Rohrbach, Stella Maxwell, and Bella Hadid, who appeared twice, to Abbey Clancy, Gwendoline Christie, Poppy Delevingne, Zendaya, Lucky Blue Smith, Hailey Baldwin, Daisy Lowe, Charlotte McKinney, and Kendall Jenner. See al the videos so far at LOVE here .

Kendall’s was very sexy

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Council staff buy lingerie,football tickets and McDonald’s on taxpayer-funded …

December 26, 2015 by admin
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Local authority chiefs are given credit cards to cover everyday expenses
But their accounts show the cards have been used to pay for bizarre items
Campaigners say bills show there are still savings to be made in spending

Richard Spillett for MailOnline

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05:52 EST, 24 December 2015

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Council staff around the country have spent more than £34million using taxpayer-funded credit cards this year on items including an Ann Summers corset, Premier League football tickets and McDonald’s burgers.

Top figures at local authorities – including school heads, care home bosses and social workers – are given the cards to cover everyday expenses.

But councils have been criticised for wasting taxpayers’ money after it emerged the cards have been used to pay for lingerie, teddy bears and a session at a shisha bar.

Lingerie worth £600 and an Ann Summers corset, like that pictured right, were among the items bought by council staff using taxpayer-funded credit cards in the past year. File photos

£10,000 was spent by council chiefs at McDonalds on the cards which are used for everyday expenses

Public servants around the country spent more than £30,000 on fast food – with £10,000 of credit card expenses being spent in McDonald’s, figures uncovered by The Sun show

Barnsley council put £221 for tickets to watch Manchester United on card, while the national Illegal Money Lending Team ran up a £110 bill in a shisha bar.

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Flintshire council in Wales paid for £641 worth of lingerie on credit card, while Slough Borough Council bought an Ann Summers corset worth £20 for a dance group.

Birmingham City Council meanwhile blew £930 on customised teddy bears for a promotional push in schools.

The emergence of the items has led campaigners to call for local authorities to rein in their spending on ‘frivolous items’.

The national Illegal Money Lending Team ran up a £110 bill in a shisha bar. File picture

Birmingham City Council spent £930 on customised teddy bears for a promotional push in schools. File photo

Jonathan Isaby, chief executive of the TaxPayers’ Alliance, said: ‘Councils up and down the country are pleading poverty and saying there is no more room for savings but this goes to show that there is plenty of fat left to trim. It’s downright disgraceful.

‘Where money seems to be have been spent on frivolous items councils should investigate to discover exactly how this was allowed to happen.’

Councils insist the credit cards help reduce costs compared to the petty cash systems of the past.

A Local Government Association Spokesperson said: ‘The use by councils of purchase cards for legitimate purposes is entirely appropriate and transparent.

‘It helps reduce red tape by removing the need to invoice businesses and helps the cash-flow of regular suppliers who receive payment more promptly.

‘Councils are also the most transparent part of the public sector, publishing details of all spending in excess of £500.’

The national Illegal Money Lending Team said their investigators often have to work unsocialable hours and stay away from home, incurring expenses in hotels and restaurants.

Card bills show Barnsley council spent £221 for tickets to watch Manchester United. File photo