Dancing With The Stars' Peta Murgatroyd shows off her phenomenal post-baby body as she enjoys night off parenting duties with co-star fiancé Maksim Chmerkovskiy

They delightedly welcomed their first child to the world in January.
Yet Dancing With The Star professional Peta Murgatroyd showed no sign of her baby weight on Tuesday as she enjoyed a Hollywood date night with her co-star fiancé Maksim Chmerkovskiy - while looking sensational in an LBD.
The 30-year-old New Zealand native looked sensational in a skin-tight dress which made the most of her eye-popping cleavage while her Ukrainian partner, 37, went for a more minimal ensemble with jeans and a black shirt.
Peta dated Australian former Dancing With The Stars co-star and ballroom professional Damian Whitewood for five years before breaking up in early 2012.
After the split she began dating Maksim on-off in the same year, 2012. They confirmed their engagement in 2015, when he proposed while onstage for a performance of Sway: A Dance Trilogy in Miami, Florida.

The happy couple welcomed son Shai Aleksander in January and have been sharing their delight on social media ever since become parents. 

Peta looked simply sensational on Tuesday evening as they headed to celeb hotspot Catch in West Hollywood, while both dressing to impress. 

Her black bandeau mini made the most of her flawless frame, with her eye-popping cleavage protruding from beneath the dress yet she added a modest touch with her stylish bomber jacket. 

Boosting her already statuesque height was her staggering black heels which featured two thick straps to help elongate her endless legs. 

Giving a designer touch to the ensemble was her long strapped handbag which featured a leather body and thick gold strap. 

She slicked her blonde tresses into a chignon at the nape of her neck while the top was styled into a centre parting to best exhibit her stunning good looks. 

Maksim looked typically handsome in a crisp black shirt paired with stonewash jeans and trainers - a wholly more casual look than his partner. 

In an interview with US Magazine, the couple spoke of what they didn't expect would happen once they became parents.

Maksim said: 'I'm kind of amazed at how these things quickly change, because we were both career people for so long. And our career is a bit selfish. I mean, not in a bad way, but it's always about you and about how you look, how you feel, because of the job requirements.'

Peta added: 'That's the thing that I didn't expect. thought before I would be like, "Oh my god, I can't wait to get back to work. You know, I just want to go and, you know, he'll be fine. No. I literally don't want to leave the house to go shopping. I miss him, I miss his face every time I close the door.' 

Braless Ireland Balwin looks worse for wear as she accidentally flashes both her nipple and her underwear while stumbling around barefoot outside Power Stylists Dinner

She cut a demure figure as she posed alongside cousin Hailey Baldwin earlier in the evening.
But Ireland Balwin looked a little worse for wear as she left the THR and Jimmy Choo's Power Stylists Dinner in West Hollywood on Tuesday night, suffering two unfortunate wardrobe malfunctions at once.
The 21-year-old star accidentally flashed more than she bargained for by going braless in a skimpy blazer style dress, showing off her nipple in the plunging number.

The model was hard to miss as she tumbled out of the venue barefoot, stumbling around as she talked on the phone.
As well as mistakently displaying her nipple, Ireland flashed her black underwear when she dropped her phone, bending down to retrieve it.
The bleary-eyed beauty was bundled into a car by a pal, swinging her goodie bag around as she made a speedy exit.

Things started off well, with cousins Ireland and Hailey flauntingtheir flawless figures at the star-studded Dinner in revealing ensembles.

Hailey, 20, wore a tasseled crop top and matching skirt slit to the thigh while Ireland, 21, donned black hot pants with a very revealing jacket.

Hailey revealed her taut tummy in her sexy outfit that she paired with a semi sheer white duster worn off the shoulder.

Ireland, meanwhile, showcased her long legs in the short shorts,

She also revealed a lot of cleavage in the jacket that was fastened with just one button right above her navel.

The fathers of the two beauties are brothers Alec and Stephen Baldwin. 

Also on hand for the event hosted by The Hollywood Reporter and Jimmy Choo was Dakota Johnson.

The Fifty Shades star, 27, wore a red tunic with matching red pants and shiny burgundy slingbacks.

The brunette actress rocked red polish on her toe and finger nails and carried a shiny gold purse.

Former Vampire Diaries star Nina Dobrev, 28, showed up in a black bra under a sheer polka dot long sleeve top.

The raven-haired beauty added high-waisted black pants with zippers at the cuffs and a pair of scarlet pointed toe pumps.

Nina carried a small black clutch and wore brown shadow around her eyes and bright red lip stick. 

Nicole Richie showed up in a full-length semi-sheer black frock over a black body suit.

The dress featured short sleeves and a halter neck.

Nicole, 35, accessorized with dramatic diamond chandelier earrings and wore her hair in a sophisticated updo. 

Mary J. Blige, 46, was also on the VIP guest list and turned up in  a black romper with a plunging neckline and batwing slashed sleeves.

The outfit had a mock skirt that fell just below the hemline of the shorts and it revealed the rose tattoo she has on her right thigh. 

John Legend, 38, also attended wearing a blue suit paired with an open-necked blue short.

Why you should keep stocked up on B vitamins if you live in a city: Scientists find they can offset the deadly damage from air pollution

City-dwellers should stock up on B vitamins, experts claim.
A new study suggests that the supplements may play a critical role in reducing the devastating impact of air pollution.
In a trial on humans, scientists found just small doses could offset the deadly damage caused by tiny, toxic particles.
Experts believe the findings could have a significant public health benefit in heavily polluted cities across the world.

The World Health Organization estimates that 92 per cent of the world's population currently live in areas where pollution exceeds safety guidelines.
Considered the most dangerous form, PM2.5 includes various toxins like sulfate and black carbon.
These can penetrate deep into the lungs or cardiovascular system as a result of breathing them in.

Previous research has shown there to be no 'safe' level for humans, and long-term exposure is known to reduce life expectancy.

It is believed that they cause health damaging epigenetic changes - mechanisms that can switch genes on and off.

And the new study, published in PNAS, shows that the tiny particles can switch off cells in the immune system, the BBC reports.  

The researchers, from Columbia and Harvard universities, used volunteers who were aged between 18 and 60 who were deemed medically healthy.

They were either given a placebo, or a supplement containing 2.5mg of folic acid, 50mg of B6 and 1mg of vitamin B12. 

Wearing a facemask, the patients were exposed to particles from a heavily trafficked street in Toronto. Blood samples were also taken.  

Study author Dr Jia Zhong, from Harvard University, said: 'The health effects of air pollution and how it plays a role in one's health raise many complex issues.

'Until we can attack the problem on an individual level we are a long way from fully tackling its challenges for the public's health.'

However, the scientists were keen to point out that further research is needed to validate the findings, especially in heavily polluted cities.  

Professor Andrea Baccarelli, of Columbia University, said: 'While emission control and regulation is the backbone of prevention, high exposures are, unfortunately, the rule still in many megacities throughout the world. 

'As individuals, we have limited options to protect ourselves against air pollution.' 

BREAKING NEWS: Bank of England deputy governor Charlotte Hogg QUITS after MPs brand her 'incompetent' for failing to declare potential conflict of interest

The Bank of England's deputy governor has dramatically resigned after MPs branded her 'incompetent' for failing to declare a potential conflict of interest.
 The influential Treasury Select Committee delivered a devastating verdict on Charlotte Hogg for breaching conduct rules in a report this morning.
It comes weeks after Ms Hogg apologised to the committee for not formally disclosing that her brother, Quintin, was Barclays' group strategy director, which could conflict with her work on the Prudential Regulation Committee (PRC).

The MPs said newly appointed Ms Hogg failed 'over a period of nearly four years to comply with the Code of Conduct, despite numerous procedural reminders and opportunities to do so'.

Ms Hogg had not declared the family link on a number of occasions since joining the Bank as chief operating officer in 2013.

But Ms Hogg, who has been touted as a possible successor to Bank governor Mark Carney, told the Treasury Committee at a hearing that she always declared areas of conflicts of interests and was compliant with all of the Bank's codes of conduct because she helped to write them.

It prompted committee member John Mann to demand she steps down, saying that Ms Hogg 'has either lied to Parliament or she is grossly incompetent'.

Theresa May is warned she faces 'war on two fronts' with Sturgeon and Brussels as Brexit Bill is set to be approved by the Queen

Theresa May has been warned she faces 'war on two fronts' with Nicola Sturgeon and the EU after the Scottish First Minister demanded a fresh independence referendum.

Former Foreign Secretary Lord Hague said Miss Sturgeon would exploit inevitable difficulties in Brexit negotiations to push the case for breaking up the UK.

Meanwhile, Brussels will use the need to appease Scotland to undermine the PM's attempts to drive a hard bargain.

The warning comes as the Brexit Bill officially enters the statute books, with the Queen due to grant Royal Assent later.

But although Mrs May is now formally authorised to trigger Article 50 and begin the Brexit process, she has put the moment off until the end of the month.

The premier will make a statement to MPs later in which she will furiously condemn Miss Sturgeon's bid to hold another independence vote.

The SNP leader insisted Scots deserved a ‘real choice’ over EU membership and threatened to throw a grenade into Brexit talks by holding the vote between autumn 2018 and spring 2019.

Mrs May responded by accuse her of ‘playing politics with the future of our country’.

The PM is set to stop short of refusing to allow a legally binding vote - which No10 fears would merely inflame nationalist sentiment.

But Mrs May will fight to ensure any second ballot is held after Britain has left the EU.

Lord Hague said nationalist forces in both Scotland and Northern Ireland - where Sinn Fein is threatening to collapse the powersharing deal - were now taking advantage of Brexit to mount a bid to 'pull the UK apart'.

'There can be no going back on the decision nevertheless taken by the British people as a whole to leave,' Lord Hague insisted.

'But the Government will now have to fight a war on two fronts, with each making an impact on the other.

Every time EU negotiators warn there might be no deal or complain of British intransigence, they will be adding grist to the mill of the Scottish nationalists.

'And with each demand for special treatment for Scotland, those nationalists will weaken the ability of UK ministers to maintain tough positions that will lead to the best deal for the whole of the United Kingdom.'

Lord Hague said Miss Sturgeon had identified the tumultuous period as we leave the EU as her 'one best hope of destroying the UK' and would use 'any argument to achieve her ends'.

In 2014, the SNP said the referendum was a ‘once in a generation’ chance. But Miss Sturgeon has been threatening a second referendum since last June when Scotland voted to remain in the EU.

Speaking at her official residence, Bute House in Edinburgh, the SNP leader said she would ask the Scottish Parliament to begin the legal process next week.

But, under the terms of Labour’s devolution deal, any referendum also has to be approved by MPs at Westminster. Downing Street was tight-lipped yesterday on exactly how Mrs May will respond.

The PM’s official spokesman said: ‘We have said there shouldn’t be a second referendum. But as for the issue, it hasn’t gone through the Scottish Parliament yet … We are waiting for the Scottish Parliament to reach a decision. But we are 100 per cent clear that we do not believe there should be a second independence referendum. They said at the time this would decide the issue for a generation.’

In a separate statement, a Government spokesman indicated Miss Sturgeon’s timetable was unacceptable, saying: ‘Another referendum would be divisive and cause huge economic uncertainty at the worst possible time.’

Miss Sturgeon yesterday accused Mrs May of failing to respect Scotland’s interests, by insisting that the UK must leave the single market as part of Brexit.

She claimed her appeals to the Prime Minister on the issue had been met with a ‘brick wall of intransigence’. ‘If Scotland can be ignored on an issue as important as our membership of the EU and the single market, then it is clear that our voice and our interests can be ignored at any time and on any issue,’ she added.

The First Minister said Scotland stood at a ‘hugely important crossroads’. She claimed leaving the EU would hit the economy and affect how ‘open, welcoming, diverse and fair’ the country was.

‘In short, it is not just our relationship with Europe that is at stake,’ she said. ‘What is at stake is the kind of country we will become.’

The 2014 referendum was held after David Cameron backed the SNP’s demand for a vote on independence.

On that occasion, the Government gave the Scottish Parliament a relatively free rein on the timing, the question asked and the electoral franchise, which was extended to include 16-year-olds.

But ministers are not expected to give Miss Sturgeon a blank cheque if she presses ahead with her threat to hold a second referendum.

Her proposal threw Labour into chaos, with Jeremy Corbyn being forced to abandon his position that a second vote would be ‘absolutely fine’, after intense pressure from senior figures in the party.

A BMG poll for the Herald newspaper found only 39 p

Off to a flying start! Astounding video shows 17-year-old high school student dancing in MID AIR in indoor skydiving contest (and there's already talk of taking the sport to the Olympics)

Dressed in a white skintight full body suit and helmet, Maja Kuczynska spins furiously before diving into a fast-moving sequence of airborne gymnastics.
At the age of 17, the Polish high school student is one of about 20 top indoor skydiving competitors worldwide, who are pioneering the solo freestyle version of a sport they call 'flying'.
A video posted on Facebook of the athlete's performance, choreographed to Major Lazer's hit song 'Powerful', has gone viral, gathering 30.5 million views in just over a month.

Although there are still just a handful of people worldwide competing at the top level in the solo freestyle category, there is already talk of the sport making it to the Olympics.

'Indoor skydiving is the only aerobatic sports discipline that meets the criteria for being an Olympic discipline,' claims Bartosz Wiecek, manager of the Fly Spot vertical wind tunnel in Warsaw.

She was only outdone by Singapore's 14-year-old indoor skydiving sensation Kyra Poh, who won gold in the freestyle category, and Czech competitor Jakub Harrer, who took silver, according to the Wind Games 2017 official website.

Several vertical wind tunnels have popped up in Poland. They can operate around the clock and are much cheaper and safer than skydiving out of a plane.

There is also no age limit.

Ms Kuczynska says that when she started six years ago, she was among a handful of indoor skydiving children around the globe including two girls in Singapore and 'a couple of siblings in Dubai'.

'But now, half of the flyers at least, at competitions for freestyle, are kids!' she said.

At just nine years old, Polish 'flying' competitor Olga Lubak will head to Montreal in Canada, along with Maja, in October for the World Indoor Skydiving Championships.

For now, Olga is spending hours in the wind tunnel to perfect her routine.

'I'm really stressed out because I'm afraid of being last but I don't think that will happen,' she said, before being swept up in the wind tunnel in another series of 'flying' twists, turns and spins.

Worried about business rates? As small firms face huge hikes, here's what you must know before April

Obchodní stanno za essere ricalcolata, che affligge milioni Tariffe di PMI v tutto il paese e lasciando alcuni seriamente fuori di tasca.

Na la prima volta v sette anni, locali commerciali nel Regno Unito sono essere rivalutati. Ciò dávce che l'importo che pagano Tassiho di affari - una tassa ekologických sul valore locativo della loro vlastnictví sul mercato aperto - può cambiare.

Il processo ha colpito jsem titoli nel corso delle ultime settimane, con alcune piccole imprese v settori holubice la vlastnictví è aumentato vertiginosamente nel valore lamentarsi che saranno costretti chiudere přijít bez possono permettersi l'escursione di prezzo.

Použil alcune piccole imprese saranno ammissibili za sollievo transitorio tasso di alleggerire il carico di un più grande disegno di legge italské daňové číslo, la rivalutazione renderà la vita più difficile nelle zóny ponořila jsem prezzi degli IMO sono spillo dal 2010.

QUI guardiamo perché sta cambiando la tassa, No vi riguardano e che cosa dovete tarif za preparare za esso.

Tariffe obchodní sono una tassa addebitata vlastnictví utilizzate na motivi di lavoro sulla. Sono pagabili su kvazi tutti i uhlíkově di lavoro, tra cui negozi, Hospitality e fabbriche e anche su ospite případu e IMO v affitto vacanza.

La tassa si basa sul 'valore hodnotitelná' dei vostri locali commerciali e è calcolata za il governo secondo il VOA - Valuation Office Agency.

La figura di valore hodnotitelná si basa sul valore locativo della vlastnictví sul mercato aperto, ma prende anche v considerazione il valore di eventuali macchinari o attrezzature e il settore v cui operu l'azienda.

UNA figura di 'moltiplicatore' fissata dal governo viene applicata al valore hodnotitelná - esso è calato leggermente, dal 48,4 p p 46,6.

Causa della natura v ritardo dei dati e il tempo che necessario za rivalutare la vlastnictví, quando salgono il tariffe podnikání si basano sui valori hodnotitelná di kvůli anni fa. Così quando le tariffe cambiano v aprile 2017, si baserà su aprile 2015 jsem valori delle vlastnictví.

NEL bilancio dell'anno scorso, il governo ha rivelato che esso éry rivalutare tutte le vlastnictví hodnotitelná v Inghilterra, Scozia e Galles.

L'imposta normalmente viene ricalcolato ogni cinque anni, pertanto il governo è di kvůli anni di ritardo nelle sue valutazioni - uno dei motivi na cui l'escursione è particolarmente dolorosa questa volta.

Non solo cambierà il valore hodnotitelná di molte imprese ma il moltiplicatore sarà troppo. Il governo rileva che esso ha abbassato questo leggermente, significato l'imposta complessiva raccolto rimane lo stesso. Tuttavia, è ancora una delle žalovat maggiori fonti di entrate za lo stato.

Ci sono buone notizie na alcuni mikro imprese che potranno beneficiare di un raddoppio di sollievo di tasso. Da aprile, le imprese con un valore imponibile di £12.000 non devono pagare nulla, il doppio del limite attuale di £6.000.

Ci sarà anche conico sollievo za le aziende con un valore imponibile di £15.000 o meno. Il governo dice che questo significherà 600.000 aziende non pagherà nessun tariffe affatto, použil OSN ulteriore 50.000 pagherà di meno v OSN primo momento. Si sostiene, inoltre, OSN importo complessivo che le imprese versano zadní l'imposta cadrà da 6 £ .7billion nei prossimi cinque anni.