with bubble-gum pink hair and a love of zany patterns , she certainly has a unique style . as she was made a dame at buckingham palace yesterday , designer zandra rhodes showed off her daring look in a bold electric blue creation . and she says her distinctive style is one which others are keen to copy . dame zandra -lrb- pictured -rrb- has accused kate moss of ripping off her feather and triangle print design for the model 's recent topshop collection . dame zandra , 74 , has accused kate moss of ripping off her feather and triangle print design for the model 's recent topshop collection . both garments feature long , flowing sleeves , bohemian strip hemlines and a string-tie neckline . scientists have discovered an achilles ' heel of prostate -lrb- pictured -rrb- cancer that could lead to better treatment for many men diagnosed with the disease . british scientists have discovered an ` achilles ' heel ' in prostate cancer which could lead to better treatments . the disease claims almost 11,000 lives a year in the uk , with most deaths occurring after it spreads around the body . the uk is one of the least religious places in the world . in a global ranking of 65 countries , the uk came sixth from last , with only 30 per cent of the population calling themselves religious . this compared to 53 per cent who said they were not religious and 13 per cent who are ` convinced atheists ' , with the remaining britons saying they ` did not know ' . britain was sixth from last in a list of the world 's most religious countries with only 30 per cent of people practising a faith -lrb- file image -rrb- . speaking about moss 's top , dame zandra said : ` oh yes , it was a complete knock-off . i just hope that the rest of the world sees it as mine . ' her spokesman confirmed : ` it was first used on a dress in 1971 and we used it again in 2003 . ' in contrast , 94 per cent of people in thailand deem themselves religious , with armenia , bangladesh , georgia and morocco completing the top five on 93 per cent each . at the bottom of the list was china , where 61 per cent of people are atheists , with only a meagre 6 per cent regarding themselves as religious . it was followed by japan where just 13 per cent are religious , sweden with 19 per cent and the czech republic on 23 per cent . globally two-thirds of people still consider themselves religious . a spokesman for topshop said : ` topshop takes any allegation of intellectual property right infringement extremely seriously . ' dame zandra , who received a cbe in 1997 , said after yesterday 's ceremony that she had not known the duchess of cambridge is pregnant . ` i 've been in la and so busy with my collection that i have n't paid it any attention , but i will now , ' she said . those under 34 tend to be more religious than other age groups , the survey by market researcher win/gallup international association found . those without a formal education were also more likely to practise a faith . ` religion continues to dominate our everyday lives and we see that the total number of people who consider themselves to be religious is actually relatively high , ' said jean-marc leger , president of win/gallup international association . the latest study gets to the root of this spread , and could mean better outcomes for the 42,000 men a year diagnosed with the illness . scientists funded by cancer research uk studied samples taken from tumours in the prostate and around the body in ten affected men . reading the dna revealed details of how the cancer metastasises , or spreads , allowing them to build a ` family tree ' of how the disease changes over time . it seems that most of the cells in a tumour stay where they are . however , a small number have the ability to travel through the body , creating new tumours as they go . these cells are the ` root ' of the cancer and for a treatment to work , they should be destroyed . in future , doctors may be able to find these key cells in individual patients . they could then be given drugs to wipe them out , with each patient 's treatment tailored to the genetic flaw at the root of their cancer . ` furthermore , with the trend of an increasingly religious youth globally , we can assume that the number of people who consider themselves religious will only continue to increase . ' this should kill the new tumours and prevent more from forming , greatly improving odds of survival . cambridge university researcher professor david neal said some suitable drugs already exist , and that new ones are being developed all the time . however , he cautioned that it will be three to five years before the latest knowledge can be routinely put to use in the nhs . lead study author professor ros eeles , from the institute of cancer research in london , said : ` we gained a much broader view of prostate cancer by studying both the original cancer and the cells that had spread to other parts of the body . ` we found that all of the cells that had broken free shared a common ancestor cell in the prostate . ` the common faults we found in each man could potentially offer new targets for treatment . ' co-author dr ultan mcdermott , from the wellcome trust sanger institute in cambridgeshire , described the finding as a ` potential achilles ' heel ' . professor peter johnson , chief clinician at cancer research uk , said : ` this research lets us look right into the molecular core of cancer . ' the poll questioned 63,898 people - around 1,000 in each country - at the end of last year . thailand was the most religious country at 94 per cent . above , novice monks pray during their ordination ceremony in mae hong son . the national religion is buddhism . samples were taken from tumours in the prostate and around the body in ten men with the disease -lrb- pictured -rrb- . reading the dna revealed details of how the cancer metastasises - or spreads - allowing scientists to understand how the disease changes over time . both kate moss ' garment for topshop -lrb- left -rrb- and zandra 's top -lrb- right -rrb- feature long , flowing sleeves , bohemian strip hemlines and a string-tie neckline .
britain was sixth from last in a list of the world 's most religious countries . in thailand 94 per cent of people deemed themselves religious by contrast . china had the smallest religious community with 61 per cent are atheists . those under 34 tended to be more religious than other groups , found poll .
with bubble-gum pink hair and a love of zany patterns , she certainly has a unique style . as she was made a dame at buckingham palace yesterday , designer zandra rhodes showed off her daring look in a bold electric blue creation . and she says her distinctive style is one which others are keen to copy . dame zandra -lrb- pictured -rrb- has accused kate moss of ripping off her feather and triangle print design for the model 's recent topshop collection . dame zandra , 74 , has accused kate moss of ripping off her feather and triangle print design for the model 's recent topshop collection . both garments feature long , flowing sleeves , bohemian strip hemlines and a string-tie neckline . scientists have discovered an achilles ' heel of prostate -lrb- pictured -rrb- cancer that could lead to better treatment for many men diagnosed with the disease . british scientists have discovered an ` achilles ' heel ' in prostate cancer which could lead to better treatments . the disease claims almost 11,000 lives a year in the uk , with most deaths occurring after it spreads around the body . the uk is one of the least religious places in the world . in a global ranking of 65 countries , the uk came sixth from last , with only 30 per cent of the population calling themselves religious . this compared to 53 per cent who said they were not religious and 13 per cent who are ` convinced atheists ' , with the remaining britons saying they ` did not know ' . britain was sixth from last in a list of the world 's most religious countries with only 30 per cent of people practising a faith -lrb- file image -rrb- . speaking about moss 's top , dame zandra said : ` oh yes , it was a complete knock-off . i just hope that the rest of the world sees it as mine . ' her spokesman confirmed : ` it was first used on a dress in 1971 and we used it again in 2003 . ' in contrast , 94 per cent of people in thailand deem themselves religious , with armenia , bangladesh , georgia and morocco completing the top five on 93 per cent each . at the bottom of the list was china , where 61 per cent of people are atheists , with only a meagre 6 per cent regarding themselves as religious . it was followed by japan where just 13 per cent are religious , sweden with 19 per cent and the czech republic on 23 per cent . globally two-thirds of people still consider themselves religious . a spokesman for topshop said : ` topshop takes any allegation of intellectual property right infringement extremely seriously . ' dame zandra , who received a cbe in 1997 , said after yesterday 's ceremony that she had not known the duchess of cambridge is pregnant . ` i 've been in la and so busy with my collection that i have n't paid it any attention , but i will now , ' she said . those under 34 tend to be more religious than other age groups , the survey by market researcher win/gallup international association found . those without a formal education were also more likely to practise a faith . ` religion continues to dominate our everyday lives and we see that the total number of people who consider themselves to be religious is actually relatively high , ' said jean-marc leger , president of win/gallup international association . the latest study gets to the root of this spread , and could mean better outcomes for the 42,000 men a year diagnosed with the illness . scientists funded by cancer research uk studied samples taken from tumours in the prostate and around the body in ten affected men . reading the dna revealed details of how the cancer metastasises , or spreads , allowing them to build a ` family tree ' of how the disease changes over time . it seems that most of the cells in a tumour stay where they are . however , a small number have the ability to travel through the body , creating new tumours as they go . these cells are the ` root ' of the cancer and for a treatment to work , they should be destroyed . in future , doctors may be able to find these key cells in individual patients . they could look right into the molecular core of cancer . ' the poll questioned 63,898 people - around 1,000 in each country - at the end of last year . thailand was the most religious country at 94 per cent . above , novice monks pray during their ordination ceremony in mae hong son . the national religion is buddhism . samples were taken from tumours in the prostate and around the body in ten men with the disease -lrb- pictured -rrb- . reading the dna revealed details of how the cancer metastasises - or spreads - allowing scientists to understand how the disease changes over time . both kate moss ' garment for topshop -lrb- left -rrb- and zandra 's top -lrb- right -rrb- feature long , flowing sleeves , bohemian strip hemlines and a string-tie neckline .
have discovered an achilles ' heel of prostate -lrb- pictured -rrb- cancer that could lead to better treatment for many men diagnosed with the disease . british scientists have discovered an ` achilles ' heel ' in prostate cancer which could lead to better treatments . the disease claims almost 11,000 lives a year in the uk , with most deaths occurring after it spreads around the body . the uk is one of the least religious places in the world . in a global ranking of 65 countries , the uk came sixth from last , with only 30 per cent of the population calling themselves religious . this compared to 53 per cent who said they were not religious and 13 per cent who are ` convinced atheists ' , with the remaining britons saying they ` did not know ' . britain was sixth from last in a list of the world 's most religious countries with only 30 per cent of people practising a faith -lrb- file image -rrb- . speaking about moss 's top , dame zandra said : ` oh yes , it was a complete knock-off . i just hope that the rest of the world sees it as mine . ' her spokesman confirmed : ` it was first used on a dress in 1971 and we used it again in 2003 . ' in contrast , 94 per cent of people in thailand deem themselves religious , with armenia , bangladesh , georgia and morocco completing the top five on 93 per cent each . at the bottom of the list was china , where 61 per cent of people are atheists , with only a meagre 6 per cent regarding themselves as religious . it was followed by japan where just 13 per cent are religious , sweden with 19 per cent and the czech republic on 23 per cent . globally two-thirds of people still consider themselves religious . a spokesman for topshop said : ` topshop takes any allegation of intellectual property right infringement extremely seriously . ' dame zandra , who received a cbe in 1997 , said after yesterday 's ceremony that she had not known the duchess of cambridge is pregnant . ` i 've been in la and so busy with my collection that i have n't paid it any attention , but i will now , ' she said . those under 34 tend to be more religious than other age groups , the survey by market researcher win/gallup international association found . those without a formal education were also more likely to practise a faith . ` religion continues to dominate our everyday lives and we see that the total number of people who consider themselves to be religious is actually relatively high , ' said jean-marc leger , president of win/gallup international association . the latest study gets to the root of this spread , and could mean better outcomes for the 42,000 men a year diagnosed with the illness . scientists funded by cancer research uk studied samples taken from tumours in the prostate and around the body in ten affected men . reading the dna revealed details of how the cancer metastasises , or spreads , allowing them to build a ` family tree ' of how the disease changes over time . it seems that most of the cells in a tumour stay where they are . however , a small number have the ability to travel through the body , creating new tumours as they go . these cells are the ` root ' of the cancer and for a treatment to work , they should be destroyed . in future , doctors may be able to find these key cells in individual patients . they could then be given drugs to wipe them out , with each patient 's treatment tailored to the genetic flaw at the root of their cancer . ` furthermore , with the trend of an increasingly religious youth globally , we can assume that the number of people who consider themselves religious will only continue to increase . ' this should kill the new tumours and prevent more from forming , greatly improving odds of survival . cambridge university researcher professor david neal said some suitable drugs already exist , and that new ones are being developed all the time . however , he cautioned that it will be three to five years before the latest knowledge can be routinely put to use in the nhs . lead study look right into the molecular core of cancer . ' the poll questioned 63,898 people - around 1,000 in each country - at the end of last year . thailand was the most religious country at 94 per cent . above , novice monks pray during their ordination ceremony in mae hong son . the national religion is buddhism . samples were taken from tumours in the prostate and around the body in ten men with the disease -lrb- pictured -rrb- . reading the dna revealed details of how the cancer metastasises - or spreads - allowing scientists to understand how the disease changes over time . both kate moss ' garment for topshop -lrb- left -rrb- and zandra 's top -lrb- right -rrb- feature long , flowing sleeves , bohemian strip hemlines and a string-tie neckline .
with bubble-gum pink hair a love zany patterns, she certainly as she made a dame at buckingham palace yesterday, designer zandra rhodes showed her daring look a bold electric blue creation. and she says her distinctive style one which others keen copy. dame zandra -lrb- pictured has accused kate moss ripping her feather and triangle print design for the model 's recent topshop collection. dame zandra, 74 has accused kate moss ripping her feather and triangle print design for the model 's recent topshop collection. both garments feature long, flowing sleeves, bohemian strip hemlines a string-tie neckline scientists an achilles ' heel of prostate -lrb- pictured -rrb- cancer that better treatment many men diagnosed. british scientists an ` achilles ' heel ' prostate cancer which better treatments. the disease claims the uk, with most deaths after it spreads around. the uk is one the least religious places. in a global ranking 65 countries, the uk came sixth from last, only 30 per cent calling religious this compared 53 per cent religious 13 are ` convinced atheists ', with the remaining britons ` did ' britain was sixth from last a list the world 's most religious countries with only 30 per cent a faith -lrb- file image -rrb-. speaking about moss 's top, dame zandra said : ` oh yes a complete knock-off. i just hope the rest sees mine. ' her spokesman confirmed : ` it first used a dress in 1971 we used 2003. ' in contrast, 94 per people thailand deem religious, with armenia, bangladesh completing on 93 each at the bottom was china, where 61 are atheists with only a meagre 6 regarding religious it followed japan where just 13 per are religious, sweden the czech republic on 23 globally two-thirds people still consider religious. a spokesman topshop said : ` topshop takes any allegation intellectual property right infringement extremely. ' dame zandra, who received a cbe in 1997 said after yesterday 's ceremony not known the duchess cambridge is pregnant. ` i 've in la and so busy my collection that n't paid it, will now, ' she. those under 34 tend religious, the survey by market researcher win/gallup international association those without a formal education were also more practise a faith. ` religion continues dominate see the total number consider actually relatively high, ' jean-marc leger president win/gallup international association. the latest study gets this spread, could mean better outcomes the 42,000 men a diagnosed the illness scientists funded cancer research uk studied samples taken around in ten affected men. reading the dna revealed details how the cancer metastasises, or spreads allowing build a ` family tree how changes it seems most the cells a tumour stay where. however, a small number have the ability travel the body, creating new tumours as go. these cells the ` root the cancer and for a treatment, destroyed. in future, doctors find these key cells individual patients. they could then given drugs wipe, with each patient 's treatment tailored the genetic flaw at their cancer ` furthermore with the trend an increasingly religious youth globally, we assume people consider only continue. ' this should kill the new tumours prevent more from forming, greatly improving odds. cambridge university researcher professor david neal some suitable drugs already, new ones all however, he cautioned will three the latest knowledge can routinely put the nhs. lead study author professor ros eeles, from the institute cancer research london : ` we gained a much broader view by both the original cancer the cells had spread. ` we found all the cells broken free shared a common ancestor cell in the prostate. ` the common faults we found each man could potentially offer new targets treatment. ' co-author dr ultan mcdermott, from the wellcome trust sanger institute described the finding a ` potential achilles ' heel. professor peter johnson, chief clinician at cancer research uk said : ` this research lets right the molecular core. ' the poll questioned 63,898 people - around in at. thailand was the most religious country at 94 per. above, novice monks pray during mae hong son. the national religion is buddhism. samples were tumours the prostate around in ten men the disease -lrb- pictured -rrb-. reading the dna revealed details the cancer metastasises - or spreads allowing scientists understand changes. both kate moss ' garment for topshop -lrb- left -rrb- and zandra 's top right -rrb- feature long, flowing sleeves, bohemian strip hemlines a string-tie neckline
with bubble-gum pink hair and a love of zany patterns , she certainly has a unique style . as she was made a dame at buckingham palace yesterday , designer zandra rhodes showed off her daring look in a bold electric blue creation . and she says her distinctive style is one which others are keen to copy . dame zandra -lrb- pictured -rrb- has accused kate moss of ripping off her feather and triangle print design for the model 's recent topshop collection . dame zandra , 74 , has accused kate moss of ripping off her feather and triangle print design for the model 's recent topshop collection . both garments feature long , flowing sleeves , bohemian strip hemlines and a string-tie neckline . scientists have discovered an achilles ' heel of prostate -lrb- pictured -rrb- cancer that could lead to better treatment for many men diagnosed with the disease . british scientists have discovered an ` achilles ' heel ' in prostate cancer which could lead to better treatments . the disease claims almost 11,000 lives a year in the uk , with most deaths occurring after it spreads around the body . the uk is one of the least religious places in the world . in a global ranking of 65 countries , the uk came sixth from last , with only 30 per cent of the population calling themselves religious . this compared to 53 per cent who said they were not religious and 13 per cent who are ` so busy with my collection that i have n't paid it any attention , but i will now , ' she said . those under 34 tend to be more religious than other age groups , the survey by market researcher win/gallup international association found . those without a formal education were also more likely to practise a faith . ` religion continues to dominate our everyday lives and we see that the total number of people who consider themselves to be religious is actually relatively high , ' said jean-marc leger , president of win/gallup international association . the latest study gets to the root of this spread , and could mean better outcomes for the 42,000 men a year diagnosed with the illness . scientists funded by cancer research uk studied samples taken from tumours in the prostate and around the body in ten affected men . reading the dna revealed details of how the cancer metastasises , or spreads , allowing them to build a ` family tree ' of how the disease changes over time . it seems that most of the cells in a tumour stay where they are . however , a small number have the ability to travel through the body , creating new tumours as they go . these cells are the ` root ' of the cancer and for a treatment to work , they should be destroyed . in future , doctors may be able to find these key cells in individual patients . they could look right into the molecular core of cancer . ' the poll questioned 63,898 people - around 1,000 in each country - at the end of last year . thailand was the most religious country at 94 per cent . above , novice monks pray during their ordination ceremony in mae hong son . the national religion is buddhism . samples were taken from tumours in the prostate and around the body in ten men with the disease -lrb- pictured -rrb- . reading the dna revealed details of how the cancer metastasises - or spreads - allowing scientists to understand how the disease changes over time . both kate moss ' garment for topshop -lrb- left -rrb- and zandra 's top -lrb- right -rrb- feature long , flowing sleeves , bohemian strip hemlines and a string-tie neckline .
 Dame Zandra Rhodes, a fashion designer, has a unique style that blends bubblegum pink hair with zany patterns. She was made a dame at Buckingham Palace yesterday. Scientists have discovered a chill in the heel of prostate cancer which could lead to better treatment for men diagnosed with the disease. The UK is one of the least religious places in the world, with only 30% of people identifying as religious.