Question: By. Deborah Arthurs. She is the daughter of self-made millionaires, sister to a duchess and related to the Royal family by marriage. So we wouldn't expect dear old Pippa Middleton to walk around with her bits and pieces in a Sainsbury's carrier bag. And on Monday, as befits her status as socialite, celebutante and sister to the future Queen of England (not to mention the likelihood she'll end up married to a blue blood herself), the younger Middleton sister stepped out with a rather luxe bit of arm candy. The stylish specimen was the £795 Marylebone tote by luxury leather goods brand Aspinal. Lady who lunches: Pippa looked chic in navy and white as she spent this afternoon out and about in London. Luxe lover: Pippa's bag is the £795 Marylebone tote by luxury British accessories brand Aspinal. Billed as an 'arm candy favourite' British brand Aspinal calls the bag 'luxuriously chic and sophisticated', adding that it is a 'definitive trans-seasonal wardrobe classic.' Pippa. paired the bag, made of the finest Italian calfskin and lined in. grosgrain silk, with a pair of dark indigo Paige jeans,. a nautical jumper last seen when she went sailing with Ben Ainslie, and. a pair of £150 suede boots by Somerset brand Seven Boot Lane, an. independent company who source their boots from one of Spain's most. traditional footwear factories. Pippa,. who last week confessed to Vanity Fair that she had a crush on rugby. players Will Carling and Jonny Wilkinson when she was a teenager, wore the chic get-up - which she had worn last week albeit with a different jumper - for an afternoon shopping in London . Rugby fan: Pippa last week told Vanity Fair magazine that she used to fancy Will Carling and Jonny Wilkinson when she was a teenager. Sell out! Pippa's bag on the Aspinal website - but bad luck if you want to buy one as the version Pippa has - the Monochrome Saffiano - is out of stock. Versatile: Pippa's boots are the Alice in charcoal suede, £150 from independent shop Seven Boot Lane, which sources its footwear from one of Spain's most traditional factories.
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Important parts: Bag is the £795 Marylebone tote by luxury leather goods brand Aspinal. Sister of Duchess of Cambridge has been spotted with the bag before. Tote is handmade in Italian calfskin and lined with grosgrain silk. Made In Chelsea's Millie Mackintosh has same bag in black. Boots are £150 Alice by Somerset brand Seven Boot Lane.

Question: Swansea City expect to complete the signing of Tottenham full back Kyle Naughton on Thursday. The 26-year-old is having a medical in south Wales on Wednesday, with talks over his personal terms ongoing. The transfer fee for the right back will be marginally under £5million - approximately the same amount they have been quoted by Spurs for midfielder Tom Carroll, who is on loan at the Liberty Stadium. Tottenham Hotspur's Kyle Naughton looks set for a move to fellow Premier League side Swansea. Naughton has played in only five games for Mauricio Pochettino this season and has been told he can leave. But his ability to play on either side of defence appeals to Garry Monk, who is keen to strengthen at both left and right back. Swansea’s existing left back Neil Taylor has struggled to fill the void left by Ben Davies’ summer departure for Tottenham and is a target for Crystal Palace. Meanwhile, long-serving right back Angel Rangel is 32 and there were doubts last months over his ability to play three games in a week. Norwich left-back Martin Olsson is on Monk’s wishlist, though it is understood that his potential arrival would not have any bearing on whether they sign Naughton. Angel Rangel (right) fights for the ball with Arsenal's Chilean ace Alexis Sanchez at the Liberty Stadium. Bafetimbi Gomis controls the ball during the Swansea City Training Session on Tuesday. (Left to right) Nathan Dyer, Kyle Bartley, Neil Taylor, Marvin Emnes, Gomis and Matty Grimes warm up.
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Important parts: Swansea City expect to complete  signing of Kyle Naughton on Thursday. The 26-year-old is currently undergoing a medical in Wales. Tottenham Hotspur defender will cost Swansea just under £5million. Naughton has only made five appearances for Tottenham this season. Transfer news LIVE: Click here for all the Premier League's latest.

Question: Brandon Krenzler’s daughter has leukemia and he’s adamant that the only thing that keeps her happy through the illness and pain is marijuana. Just after her cancer diagnosis and subsequent chemotherapy, the effects of which Krenzler called ‘terrifying,’ 7-year-old MyKayla Comstock began using marijuana. Despite the apparent benefits of the drug for MyKayla’s health and permissive marijuana laws in the family’s home state of Oregon, not everyone is thrilled with Krenzler’s choice of medicine. Scroll down for video... Medicinal? Brandon Krenzler of Portland, Oregon has vocally defended his decision to administer medical marijuana to 7-year-old daughter MyKayla Comstock, who has leukemia. Though Oregon legalized medical marijuana in 1998 and currently lists over 55,000 on its medical marijuana registry, the fact that MyKayla is so young has some people appalled by Krenzler’s choice. ‘The doctor’s response was not very good at all,’ Krenzler recently said in an interview with Huffington Post as MyKayla sat beside him, smiling brightly. ‘She called us, basically, criminals.’ Krenzler said they’ve since had to find a new oncologist. Undaunted, Krenzler has continued to administer cannabis to his daughter. He’s also appeared on several news programs to discuss his choice and actively posts about the issue on his Cannadad blog. Better? Without marijuana, Krenzler said MyKayla would be sick and tired and at risk for secondary illnesses due to chemotherapy. ‘Before the marijuana,’ Krenzler said, ‘she didn’t want to eat anything. She was unhappy. She was overly fatigued. Basically, she was experiencing everything you wouldn’t want your daughter to experience.’ MyKayla said she was tired before she began using marijuana. ‘All I wanted to do was watch movies.’ Now, MyKayla receives ‘about a gram of cannabis oil two to three times daily’ as well as the raw juice of marijuana for ‘non-psychoactive effects,’ Krenzler said. He said they also administer cannabis topically for its benefits to the skin. Krenzler told HuffPost he fears what life would be like for his daughter without the drug. Right decision? Krenzler staunchly defends his choice to give MyKayla a gram of cannabis oil several times per day, though her first oncologist looked at him 'like a criminal' for his decision. ‘She would be sick every single day,’ he said. ‘She would be in pain for her continuous bone marrow biopsies and lumbar punctures. She would be under the influence of narcotic drugs such as Vicodin and OxyContin.’ Krenzler said MyKayla, by using marijuana, has managed to avoid secondary illnesses like extreme nausea and neuropathy, which can be caused by chemotherapy. So, with his daughter better able to fight for her life, Krenzler has continued to be common presence on the web as he fights for his right to choose medical marijuana for MyKayla. Alongside a Thomas Jefferson quote, Krenzler defended his choice on Facebook yesterday:. ‘No Human should ever have to fear persecution from their government for their choice in Medicine.’
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Brandon Krenzler began administering marijuana to daughter MyKayla soon after her cancer diagnosis. 'Looked at us like criminals': Oregon permits medical marijuana, but some see MyKayla's young age as a problem.