SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE: Fish out of water! Rod's quirky girls

By SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE FOR THE DAILY MAIL

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Sir Rod's Stewart’s model daughters have found something in common with Princess Diana’s bubbly niece, Lady Kitty Spencer: an unusual taste in swimwear.

Ruby Stewart, 29, and Renee, 25, have been sunbathing in snorkelling masks. Meanwhile, in St Tropez, Lady Kitty, 26, opted for a perilously low-cut £230 Melissa Odabash Honolua swimsuit with red net sleeves (right).

Sir Rod's Stewart’s model daughters have found something in common with Princess Diana’s bubbly niece, Lady Kitty Spencer: an unusual taste in swimwear

Sir Rod's Stewart’s model daughters have found something in common with Princess Diana’s bubbly niece, Lady Kitty Spencer: an unusual taste in swimwear

Ruby Stewart, 29, and Renee, 25, have been sunbathing in snorkelling masks. Meanwhile, in St Tropez, Lady Kitty, 26, opted for a perilously low-cut £230 Melissa Odabash Honolua swimsuit with red net sleeves (right).

Ruby Stewart, 29, and Renee, 25, have been sunbathing in snorkelling masks. Meanwhile, in St Tropez, Lady Kitty, 26, opted for a perilously low-cut £230 Melissa Odabash Honolua swimsuit with red net sleeves (right).

 

Jeremy Corbyn boasts of enjoying ‘the music of Latin America... Andean pipe music’ in indie-rock bible NME. ‘I love listening to iconic singers — Joan Armatrading, Joan Baez I really admire,’ the cutting-edge Labour leader says. 

Sadly, Armatrading once supported the Conservatives and was photographed with Baroness Thatcher. Perhaps Labour will play her hit Drop The Pilot at Corbyn’s next rally? 

 

In his days as David Cameron’s Director of Strategy, Steve Hilton liked to kick off his shoes and march around Downing Street in his socks — a performance which appalled elements of the Conservative Party hierarchy. But they’re likely to find his latest endeavour — a political crowd-funding website called Crowdpac — even less palatable.

For the hard-Left supporters of Momentum — the pro-Corbyn faction which now exerts control over Labour — have raised £116,000 using Crowdpac. More galling still, the shaven-headed, Oxford-educated Hilton, 47, receives a cut.

Lest this is too much for Tories to bear, Crowdpac’s co-founder Paul Hilder insists Hilton will not be lining his pockets. ‘We only take 1 per cent of each donation to cover our own costs,’ he says. ‘We are a commercial platform, but at this early stage in the UK, we’re not making any kind of profit.’

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