MYLEENE Klass showed off her toned tum in a see-through top as she was pictured in Central London.

The presenter, 46, looked stunning in the sheer number, revealing a chic black bra underneath while making her way to the Smooth Radio studios.

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Myleene Klass showed off her toned tum in a see-through top as she was pictured in Central London[/caption]

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Presenter Myleene looked stunning in the sheer number[/caption]

Myleene, who hosts on the station on Saturday afternoons, paired the look with baggy brown trousers, a matching jacket, and a statement Moschino belt.

Accessorising effortlessly, Myleene carried a black leather handbag and sported orange-tinted sunglasses.

She completed her outfit with tan trainers and layered rings and necklaces, adding a touch of glamour to her edgy street style.

It comes just weeks after Myleene revealed what really gets her in the mood during an appearance on Loose Women.

Referencing Brooke Shields‘ autobiography, in which she details her thoughts on sex as a 59-year-old woman, Jane Moore put the same question to her fellow panelists.

Myleene, who shares five year-old daughter Ava with her husband Graham Quinn, revealed what gets her turned on now she’s a busy mum.

The model explained that when it comes to getting in the mood for women, “it’s a slow burn.”

“I think all these ideas of tequila and setting the mood and music, it’s not about those five minutes, it’s about the whole day,” she said.

“It’s about the cup of tea, it’s about kindness, put a shelf up and things are going to look way more promising for the evening.”

Myleene went on to say that being proactive about tasks in the home and looking after your partner and family is her idea of “foreplay.”

“It’s not just what goes on in the bedroom, it’s actually what goes on in your relationship,” she continued.

And while she acknowledged that society doesn’t find this idea as “enticing,” she said that putting time and effort into a relationship is the biggest turn on.

“It’s not all about lace and lotion, it’s about conversations, a cup of tea, and some DIY,” she said as she cringed at all the money she had previously spent on lingerie.

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Myleene recently revealed that she is most turned on by her husband doing household tasks[/caption]

MOLLY Smith looked incredible in a leopard print corset as she enjoyed a date night with boyfriend Tom Clare.

The Love Island winner left her fans hot under the collar as she stunned in the sizzling outfit.

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Tom opted for a more casual look as they soak up the sun in Dubai[/caption]

Molly, 30, stepped out for a romantic date night with fellow Love Islander Tom, 25.

The blonde beauty completed her look with a pair of black tights, while former footballer Tom opted for a more casual look.

He could be seen wearing a light grey polo top, along with a pair of blue jeans and trainers.

The couple are soaking up the sun in Dubai, with Molly topping up her tan in a pink bikini.

She proudly showed off her beach-ready body and incredible abs in the two-piece.

Her break away comes after The Sun exclusively revealed how the All Stars winner has been rapped by the UK advertising watchdog over a “misleading” Instagram post.

She was referred to the Advertising Standards Authority when selling a half-priced subscription to her fitness platform, Move With Molly.

Molly’s team put it down to a technical glitch, which they say has now been resolved – and has promised ASA it won’t happen again in the future.

A spokesperson for the ASA gave the full details, adding: “We received a complaint about a Black Friday promotion for mwmplan.com on Molly Smith’s Instagram.

“The promotion offered participants 50% off the annual subscription price to have ‘Full access’ to the app ‘including the Home & Gym plans, Run Club & Challenges’.

“A complainant challenged whether the ad was misleading as they found that it wasn’t possible to have full access to the app content without paying an additional monthly charge.

“Upon approaching the advertiser, we found that the complainant’s inability to access the app content was due to a technical issue during the subscription process.

“The advertiser assured us that they’d been in touch with the complainant to rectify this issue and that they’d taken steps to ensure similar issues wouldn’t reoccur in the future. On that basis, we resolved the case informally.”

NINE-YEAR-OLD Hermione de Nocker is a “pocket rocket” who loves dancing and has just completed her latest Brownie badge.

But the youngster has a rare brain disorder that will leave her with dementia and in a wheelchair in her teens.

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Nine-year-old Hermione de Nocker has a rare brain disorder[/caption]

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In a bid to save her own life, as well as around 800 other sufferers worldwide, Hermione has set up charity Hope for Hermione[/caption]

In a bid to save her own life, as well as around 800 other sufferers worldwide, she has set up Hope for Hermione, which earned her the Brownie award for charity.

Hermione said: “I want to help other people like me to have a better life.”

Her vital cause aims to raise money so London’s Great Ormond Street Hospital can keep researching a cure for Beta-propeller protein-associated neurodegeneration, which is a genetic mutation.

Mum Caryn, 46, a special needs teaching assistant who lives in Maidstone, Kent, with Hermione, IT boss husband Rory, 45, and son Declan, 14, told The Sun on Sunday: “Hermione is very proud of what she has achieved.

“She is playing a huge part in her own charity organisation, doing fundraising challenges using skills she will lose in the future.

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“She is doing a sponsored swim, dance, baking and talking challenge to raise money for Hope for Hermione.

“Everybody who knows Hermione describes her as a pocket rocket. Getting her badge for setting up her own charity has been an absolute dream come true for her.”

Hermione was diagnosed with epilepsy following a seizure at 17 months, then her speech appeared delayed and her parents were told she had autism.

In May last year, they got the BPAN diagnosis.

Caryn said: “We were told that, essentially, toxic iron proteins are deposited into her brain with devastating effects.

“They said that by the time she is a teenager it will appear like Parkinson’s.”

But Hope for Hermione (hopeforhermione.com) will help fund a trial by Professor Manju Kurian at UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health.

Caryn says: “Although we have received the worst news, we have the ability to have some- thing good come out of the tears.”

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The Brownie is fundraising to help find a cure[/caption]

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Brave Hermione with her parents Caryn and Rory[/caption]

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Hermione as a baby[/caption]

RUSSELL Brand is seen for the first time since the BBC apologised for a “culture of silence” about his behaviour.

The comedian, 49, was seen leaving a yoga session in Florida yesterday.

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Comedian Russell Brand was seen leaving a yoga session in Florida[/caption]

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Brand is staying at a £1.9million bungalow in Santa Rosa Beach[/caption]

He is staying with wife Laura and their children at a £1.9million bungalow in Santa Rosa Beach.

Neighbours say he has been going to church in the town, featured in 1998 film The Truman Show.

A source said: “We see him in his 4×4. He always says hello.”

Brand is facing possible charges over historical sex offences. He denies wrongdoing.

Meanwhile, the BBC apologised to staff members after dropping a bombshell report into Brand‘s behaviour.

The Beeb published the findings of an investigation into his time as a presenter for BBC Radio 2 and 6 Music.

The Peter Johnston review looked at eight complaints between 2006 and 2008 with two made while he still worked for the BBC.

Only one of those was formally made to the corporation.

It found a number of people “felt unable to raise” concerns about the presenter and believed he “would always get his way and therefore they stayed silent”.

It also said the actor and comedian, 49, was “perceived to be too influential” for staff to complain about.

Brand strongly denies all the allegations made against him.

THE Masked Singer fans were fed up tonight after a series of improbably guesses from Maya Jama.

While the audience aren’t strangers to an obscure guess from the panel, Maya took it to another level tonight.

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Maya Jama’s guesses were too leftfield for Masked Singer viewers tonight[/caption]

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Maya thought Dressed Crab could be King Charles[/caption]

Perhaps her most outlandish prediction of the night was that Dressed Crab was none other than King Charles.

Though the monarch has a fun side, it’s safe to say appearing on the ITV entertainment show is out of the question.

When it came to Wolf, Maya began well, noticing a picture of some brown eyes belonged to Angel from Buffy the Vampire Slayer and therefore the person behind the mask had a song called Angel Eyes.

Favourite to be the character is Marti Pellow, whose former group Wet Wet Wet had a song by that name.

But Maya claimed the hit was written by Abba then went off on a tangent that ended up with her guessing Kian Egan from Westlife.

One viewer fumed on X: “Maya Jama took a stab in the dark that a giant singing crab on the telly was King of England. Right.”

Another said: “Maya Jama’s guesses are so ridiculous.”

A third said: “Honestly maya jama is doing my tree in with these clue guesses tonight.”

However, not all of her choices were terrible.

She agreed with Mo Gilligan that Bear is Example, linking a chicken clue in his VT to a viral song he did with Ed Sheeran called Nando’s Skank.

Two characters were exposed in tonight’s show in a dramatic double elimination.

First up was Kingfisher, who was revealed to be artist Sir Grayson Perry, 64.

Perry said he wanted to be “something cute” and that he’d had a “lovely time embracing the spirit of the show”.

His initials, GP, fooled the judges who thought it was a link to comedian Harry Hill‘s former career as a doctor.

In reality, it was a lot more straightforward than that and Perry joked he’d done his best Hill impression.

Teasing what he would have done next, Perry said after the show: “I was gutted when I got knocked out. I had two really lovely songs lined up for next week.  

“I was going to sing, ‘Feed the Birds’ from Mary Poppins and there wouldn’t have been a dry eye in the place! I’d already been practising. I could hardly get through without blubbing. 

“And then I was going to do ‘Stick Season’  by Noah Kahan. That’s a great song. Lots of words though. Very hard to learn but I had it nailed and I was really looking forward to it.”

Next up was Snail, who was none other than Andrea Corr, 50.

The Corrs singer said she “loved” the costume, she added: “I had such a good time, everyone’s been lovely, it’s been really joyous. I wanted to do it for the children.”

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Andrea Corr was unveiled as Snail[/caption]

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Sir Grayson Perry was Kingfisher[/caption]

LUKE LITTLER is into the quarter-finals of the World Masters – after a brilliant WHITEWASH win of James Wade!

Littler cruised into the second round of the competition with another whitewash win over Andy Baetens – and the world champion is a firm favourite to win the tournament.

Former world champion Luke Humphries and in-form Stephen Bunting made it into quarter-finals after decent wins in the afternoon session.

Michael van Gerwen faces Dimitri van den Bergh in the final match of the night after Jonny Clayton and Nathan Aspinall also progressed.

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PRISON chiefs are preparing to deal with up to 41 opioid overdoses every day as they battle a tidal wave of hard drugs.

Ministry of Justice chiefs are looking for an annual supply of 15,000 special kits of medicine that reverses the effect of killers such as heroin, fentanyl and morphine.

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Prison chiefs are battling a tidal wave of hard drugs[/caption]

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They want the nasal Naloxone sprays to be delivered to all prisons and probation offices with an annual bill expected to be more than £250,000.

The spray is administered when drug users are feared to have overdosed and works to relieve dangerous symptoms caused by high levels of opiates in the blood.

Information provided by the MoJ on the tender said: “The estimated volume of kits required could be 15,000 kits per year, to be delivered across the HM Prison and Probation Service estate.”

A two-kit pack costs £32 plus VAT, meaning the annual bill would be £240,000 plus VAT as well as delivery costs.

The rise in overdoses is believed to be fuelled by the growth of synthetic opiates such as nitazenes and ­fentanyl.

Nitazenes are 250 times stronger than heroin. In 2022, 15 inmates in England and Wales died of unintentional overdoses on it.

MPs on the justice committee launched an inquiry last month into the high levels of drugs in prisons.

The group will look into the supply of drugs into jails, the involvement of organised criminal gangs in the distribution and trafficking of drugs in prisons.

They will also examine the use of technology including drones and mobile phones in facilitating supply.

In October last year the MoJ revealed the number of drones sighted or reported in or around prisons in England and Wales had risen from 478 in 2022 to 1,063 in 2023.

TWO children have died in a horror car crash with cops arresting a man and a woman after they fled the scene.

Police officers rushed to Walthams Place in Pitsea, Essex, after reports of a girl and a boy being involved in a fatal collision at around 6.25pm tonight.

Emergency services attended the scene and fought to save the children but both of them tragically passed away.

The car which hit the young pair failed to stop after the deadly smash, an Essex Police spokesperson confirmed.

A man and a woman have since been arrested on suspicion of causing death by careless driving and failing to stop at the scene of a collision.

The pair remain in custody.

Temporary Assistant Chief Constable Stuart Hooper said: “My thoughts are with the friends and family of the girl and boy who have died this evening.

“Specialist officers are supporting them at this truly unimaginably difficult time.

“Our officers will be carrying out enquiries in the area this evening to establish the circumstances which led up to the collision so if you saw anything or have any information please get in contact.”

Cops urged anyone to come forward immediately after the fatal smash if they had any information or crucial footage.

The statement added: “Please quote incident 931 of 1 February.

“You can let us know by submitting a report on our website or by using our online Live Chat service which is available 24 hours-a-day, seven days-a-week.

“Visit www.essex.police.uk/digital101 to find out more about our online reporting services.“

Anonymous reports can also be made through the independent charity @Crimestoppers.

Alternatively you can get in touch on their website or by calling 0800 555 111.

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Lowly-ranked Levante have handed the mighty Barcelona women their first Liga F loss since May 2023.

Thousands of people are being told to shelter now as dangerous floodwaters inundate towns and cities in North Queensland.