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Leilani Dowding in her Knickers now Engaged

Former beauty pageant winner Leilani Dowding, who wore the Miss Great Britain crown in 1998, has found her king in multi-millionaire Richie Palmer, the former husband of eternal screen queen Raquel Welch, the News of The World reports. The former Page 3 girl, whose image has graced both Maxim and Loaded magazines as well as TV screens with her appearances on The Weakest Link and Celebrity Fear Factor, accepted the proposal of her love, the co-owner of the Beverly Hills restaurant Mulberry Street Pizzeria, after a six-week courtship. A wedding date has not been announced.

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Hannah Montana

Hannah Montana is an American Emmy Award-nominated^[1] (played by children's television series, which debuted on March 24, 2006 on Disney Channel. The series focuses on a girl who lives a double life as an average teenage school girl named Miley StewartMiley Cyrus) and a famous pop singer named Hannah Montana at night, concealing her real identity from the public, other than her close friends and family.

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Having Anal Sex

As the anus is surrounded by nerve endings, anal sex can be stimulating and satisfying for both men and women. But like anything else in your sex life, you need to feel comfortable with it. The key to this is being open about it. Talking to your partner before, during and after having anal sex for the first time will help make it the mutually pleasurable experience it should be. But before you get started, check out our 10 top tips…

1. Make sure you have everything you need in advance. As well as a willing partner, this means plenty of lubricant and condoms to protect against STDs.

2. Don’t rush into it. Indulging in foreplay or even intercourse before trying anal sex for the first time can help you relax. Breathing deeply and contracting and loosening your anal muscles will also aid relaxation.

3. Use as much lubricant as possible – you really can’t use too much. Then get used to how it feels with a finger. Push out gently with your anal muscles and ease the finger in.

4. When your partner inserts his penis, it’s bound to feel strange and even uncomfortable. The need to move your bowels is also quite normal, as is a little blood the first time, but stop immediately if you start to bleed more heavily.

5. Take it slowly. This could mean anything from 30 seconds to five minutes before his penis is fully inserted. Breathing deeply and talking him through what you’re feeling will help keep you both relaxed.

6. Once you’re happy with the sensations of anal sex you can start to experiment. As with vaginal intercourse there are plenty of positions to choose from.

7. ‘Spooning’ (side-by-side) is ideal for your first time as it gives you the most control.

8. ‘Missionary’ (face-to-face) is basically the same position as in vaginal intercourse.

9. ‘Rear entry’ enables the deepest penetration.

10. Clitoral and vaginal stimulation during anal sex can also be a great turn-on, but don’t mix anal and vaginal intercourse in the same session as this could lead to infection.

Giving Oral Sex to a Wo

Whether you’re doing it as an alternative to intercourse or as part of foreplay, giving your female partner oral sex should be a rewarding experience for both of you. And this means both knowing your way around her body and making sure she’s happy with how you do it. So check out the diagram, read through our top 10 tips and then ask her what she’s comfortable with.

Mons veneris: the pubic mound, located above the vulva
Labia majora: the larger outer lips of the vulva
Clitoral hood: the ‘foreskin’ covering the clitoris
Clitoris: the most sensitive part
Labia minora: the smaller inner lips of the vulva
Vagina: where intercourse takes place

1. Just as men do, women like to be teased. So don’t dive straight in, start out by kissing, stroking or licking her breasts before moving slowly down to her genital area.
2. When you get there, keep teasing. Try kissing and licking her thighs or blowing gently on the entire area around the vulva. Anything goes as long as it feels good, so ask her what she likes while you’re trying things out.

3. As the clitoris is extremely sensitive, don’t try stimulating it directly straight away and when you do, tongue it lightly or rub gently with well-lubricated fingers.

4. Remember, many women are sensitive about their bodies, particularly when it comes to oral sex. And, like penises, vulvas vary enormously – there is no ‘right’ or ‘wrong’ shape or size for the clitoris or labia for example. So, if you sense she’s tense, telling her how special and sexy her body is will help her relax.

5. As well as talking, listen. Before you begin, encourage her to tell you what turns her on at all times.

6. Before you start stimulating her clitoris, try putting your tongue inside her vagina and moving it in and out.

7. Now check the clitoris to see how excited she is – like the penis, stimulation will make it hard enough to extend out of its ‘foreskin’.

8. When you feel she’s ready, start paying serious attention to her clitoris. Gently pull the labia apart then flick your tongue gently and repeatedly over the clitoris. When you sense she’s getting close to orgasm, shape your mouth into an ‘O’ and suck the clitoris, sucking deeper the closer she gets.

9. Lots of women also like the extra stimulation of fingers during oral sex – that might mean reaching up to stroke her breasts or using them inside the vagina and even the anus.

10. And finally…be open about it all. A shudder or a moan can mean discomfort as well as pleasure, so keep asking questions all the time. Some women find oral sex more satisfying than intercourse, so if you get it right you’ll be more than appreciated!