Alex Scott puts on a VERY racy display in a sheer chainmail gown as she joins glamorous Daisy Edgar Jones, Jodie Turner-Smith and Amelia Gray at the star-studded GQ Men of the Year Awards

Alex Scott, Daisy Edgar Jones, Jodie Turner-Smith and Amelia Gray made a stylish arrival at the star-studded GQ Men of the Year Awards in London on Wednesday.

The sports presenter, 39, put on a very racy display as she went braless in a sheer chainmail gown, with a black thong underneath.

Daisy Edgar Jones, 25, wowed in a plunging white long sleeved top, teamed with black shorts and stilettos.

Amelia Dimoldenberg, 29, who is hosting the event, looked typically chic in a backless black and yellow gown as she posed on the red carpet at the Royal Opera House's Paul Hamlyn Hall in London.

The YouTube star boosted her height in diamond stilettos and accessorised with silver drop earrings.

Incredible: Alex Scott , Daisy Edgar Jones, Mollie King and Amelia Gray made a stylish arrival at the star-studded GQ Men of the Year Awards in London on Wednesday

Arrivals: Mollie King, Meg Bellamy and Raye all put on a stylish display at the event

Revealing: The sports presenter, 39, put on a very racy display as she went braless in a sheer chainmail gown, with a black thong underneath

Meanwhile, Raye showed off her jaw-dropping figure and inked skin in a plunging deep red latex gown.

The singer, 26, opted for a bronzed makeup palette which accentuated her natural features while flashing her dazzling white smile.

Sheila Atim put on a busty display in a plunging black figure-hugging midi dress, teamed with matching heels.

Former Saturday's singer Molly King, 36, wowed in a red vinyl midi dress and matching jacket.

Tom Daley once again showcased his unique sense of style at the Awards in association with BOSS.

The Olympian, 29, donned a snazzy pink sweater for the occasion which he layered beneath a smart alabaster suit.

Tom to wore the oversized blazer effortlessly over his shoulder and toted his essentials in a tiny pink handbag which perfectly matched his jumper.

Oozing confidence on the red carpet Tom strutted his stuff in a pair of eye-catching leopard print loafers.

Gary Lineker, who is a GQ Men of the Year Honouree, was joined by his supportive son George at the event.

Beauty: The YouTube star, 29, who is hosting the event, looked typically chic in a black and yellow gown as she posed on the red carpet at the Royal Opera House's Paul Hamlyn Hall in London

Racy: Raye showed off her jaw-dropping figure and inked skin in a plunging deep red latex gown

Gorgeous: The singer, 26, opted for a bronzed makeup palette which accentuated her natural features while flashing her dazzling white smile

Stunning: Mollie turned up the heat as she cut a stylish figure arriving on the red carpet

Love: The former Saturdays singer, 36, wowed in a red vinyl midi dress as she posed up a storm alongside her fiancé Stuart Broad

Glowing: Mollie wore her short blonde tresses in her choppy bob style and opted for a typically glamorous makeup look for the event

Smart: Meanwhile beside her cricketer beau Stuart, 37, looked dapper in a black suit and roll neck

Chic: Daisy Edgar Jones, 25, wowed in a plunging white long sleeved top, teamed with black shorts and stilettos

Jaw-dropping: Amelia put on a racy display in a plunging black bodysuit, teamed with a satin shirt and a belt which cinched in her waist from luxurious brand BOSS

Stunning: Sheila Atim put on a busty display in a plunging black figure-hugging midi dress, teamed with matching heels

Fashionista: Tom Daley, 29, once again showcased his unique sense of style at the event

Pals: Tom (R) was joined at the event by fashion designer Daniel W Fletcher(L)

Looking good: Deputy Global Editorial Director of GQ Magazine Adam Baidawi and Alex Marxsen at the event

Dashing: Oliver Jackson-Cohen looked dapper in an all-beige ensemble

Beaming: Gary Lineker cut a dapper figure in a grey suit and a crisp white shirt

Family: Gary, who is a GQ Men of the Year Honouree, was joined by his supportive son George

Happy: Ian Wright and Gary posed for a beaming snap together

Theo James stepped out with his glamorous wife Ruth Kearney to the star-studded GQ Men of the Year Awards.

Looking as suave as ever, the actor, 38, posed for photos on the red carpet at the Royal Opera House's Paul Hamlyn Hall in London.

He opted for a smart, navy blue blazer with matching trousers and a plain black T-shirt layered underneath.

Topping off his look, Theo shielded his eyes with a pair of circular framed sunglasses and added some patent brogues.

Irish actress Ruth, 39, wore a graphic printed trench coat, with a black dress and towering platform heels.

Normal People star India Mullen set pulses racing as she arrived on the red carpet.

The Irish actress, 29, who played Peggy in the BBC series, sizzled in a quirky black leather cut-out gown which hugged every inch of her jaw-dropping figure.

Looking good: Jodie Turner-Smith turned heads in a racy ensemble while posing for snaps

Style: Maisie Williams, 26, looked typically quirky in a bold blue ensemble

Statement: The actress caught the eye in a semi-sheer ruffled gown with fishnet stockings as she posed for photos at the Royal Opera House's Paul Hamlyn Hall

Stunning: The unusual number featured an asymmetric bodice with silver sequins and a blue, tulle skirt

Wow! Leomie Anderson put on a very leggy display in a black satin cut-out BOSS gown

Glam: Neelam Gill wowed in a cut-out BOSS gown as she posed inside the lavish event

Pals: Leomie and Neelam posed for a glamorous snap together after dinner

Couple: Theo James, 38, stepped out with his glamorous wife Ruth Kearney, 39, to the star-studded GQ Men of the Year Awards

Dapper: Looking as suave as ever, the actor posed for photos on the red carpet at the Royal Opera House's Paul Hamlyn Hall in London

Pose: Normal People star India Mullen, 29, set pulses racing as she arrived on the red carpet

Hot stuff: India put on an eye-popping display in the frock which boasted a tiny bralette and long dramatic skirt with saucy split

Pose: Her outlandish look was completed with matching leather opera gloves and a huge mirrored neckpiece which hung just above her taut abs

India put on an eye-popping display in the frock which boasted a tiny bralette and long dramatic skirt with saucy split.

Her outlandish look was completed with matching leather opera gloves and a huge mirrored neckpiece which hung just above her taut abs.

She added extra height to her frame with a pair of metallic platforms perfect for strutting her stuff along the star-studded red carpet.

Vick Hope dazzled in a gold and black ensemble as she hit the red carpet at the GQ Men of the Year Awards .

The radio presenter, 34, wore a busty gold crop top for the event held at The Royal Opera House in London on Wednesday night.

Unreal: Top Boy star Jasmine Jobson put on a glamorous display in a plunging beige gown, teamed with dazzling silver jewellery

Loved-up: Jasmine was joined by her boyfriend and co-star Kadeem Ramsay

Looking good: Vick Hope dazzled in a gold and black ensemble

Outfit: The radio presenter, 34, wore a busty gold crop top for the event held at The Royal Opera House in London on Wednesday night

Party time: Vick completed her look with strappy heels and wore long dangly gold earrings to accessorise

Pals: At the event Vick posed with Mollie King who turned up the heat as she cut a stylish figure in a red vinyl midi dress

Catching up: Roman Kemp, Vick and Louis Theroux all posed for a snap together at the event in London

Gorgeous: Munroe Bergdorf put on a glamorous display in figure-hugging a navy gown

Stylish: Little Simz looked typiically stylish in a black leather maxi dress and loafers

She teamed the racy top which had a stylish one-shoulder design with smart black wide-leg trousers.

Vick completed her look with strappy heels and wore long dangly gold earrings to accessorise.

GQ Men of the Year celebrates stars from entertainment, fashion and sport who have made 2023 a year to remember.

The 26th annual event will be hosted by Amelia Dimoldenberg, in association with fashion brand Boss.

This years list of honourees include Jack Antonoff, Gary Lineker, Wrexham AFC's Paul Mullin, Paapa Essiedu, and Top Boy's Malcolm Kamulete.

Chic: Jessica Plummer flaunted her toned physique in a tiny black crop top and white maxi skirt with a daring thigh-high split

Beaming: Louis Theroux was all smiles as he arrived at the event

Looking good: DJ Black Coffee looked typically stylish in a black faux fur trim leather jacket

Stylish: Mabel looked incredible and flashed her inked skin in a brown leather top and matching trousers

Handsome: Aaron Pierre looked dapper in a black tuxedo

Stylish: Top Boy star Ashley Walters bundled up in a black BOSS trench coat

Stunning: Lioness Chloe Kelly put her best fashion foot forward arriving at the event

Wow! The professional footballer, 25, turned up the heat in a sheer black midi dress as she posed up a storm

Work it: The sexy number featured a corset style top, glitzy detailing and see-through skirt which showed off her toned legs

Chic: Aisling Bea wowed in a blue velvet crop top, trousers and blazer

Revealing: Bella Michelle put on a busty display in a plunging white and black blazer

Eye-catching: Vanessa Kingori looked elegant in a bold red gown

Dazzling: Sigrid donned a black corset and a shimmering maxi skirt

Dapper: Bridgerton's Luke Newton cut a stylish figure in a suave BOSS suit

Glam: Leah Williamson put on a leggy display in a semi-sheer embroiled mini dress

Beauty: Flo looked sensational in matching white outfits

Incredible: Chloe Scantlebury oozed confidence in a black leather crop top, teamed with a matching jacket and trousers

Stylish: Micheal Ward looked great in a pin-striped Boss Suit

Bold: Sex Education star Asa Butterfield stood out in an eye-catching green suit

Pose: Influencer Rahi Chadda was dressed to impress

Stunning: The Crown actress, 20 Meg Ballamy, looked effortlessly stylish as she posed on the red carpet at the Royal Opera House's Paul Hamlyn Hall

Fashionista: Shunning a more dramatic look, she opted for a pair of simple blue denim jeans and a fashionable black strapless corset

Other stars to make this year’s list also include, footballers Mary Earps and Jenni Hermoso, athlete Katarina Johnson-Thompson and film maker Molly Manning Walker.

Each of the 26 honoured stars will also grace their own solo cover of the Men's magazine which will be revealed in the coming days.

The evening was held at the Royal Opera House's Paul Hamlyn Hall which is located in the heart of London's Covent Garden.

Honourees were treated to a lavish gift bag inclusive of this year's best skincare and fragrances as well as an exclusive piece of art and Vault Membership at The Ned.

GQ MEN OF THE YEAR AWARDS 2023: THE HONOUREES

Jack Antonoff

Flo

Black Coffee

Lev Tanju and Gareth Skewis

Bianca Saunders

Paapa Essiedu

Lucy Prebble

Jasmine Jobson

Molly Manning Walker

Paul Mullin

Rema

Simone Rocha

David Jonsson

Emily Maitlis

Malcolm Kamulete

Yomi Adegoke

Katarina Johnson-Thompson

Gary Lineker

Mary Earps

Jenni Hermoso

Sydney Sweeney gets cheeky in steamy photoshoot for Women's Health - as she talks chemistry with co-star Glen Powell after THOSE affair rumors

Sydney Sweeney certainly lives up to her blonde bombshell reputation.

The 26-year-old American actress - who is featured in the new trailer for Madame Web - proudly put her ample assets on display for a sexy Women's Health cover photoshoot.

She got cheeky in a clinging green one-piece swimsuit while making a splash in a swimsuit.

The stylish swimwear featured a high cut along the back to showcase her derriere along with a large cutout in the middle of the back.

Going green: Sydney Sweeney proudly put her ample assets on display for a sexy Women's Health cover photoshoot

Wow factor: The 26-year-old American actress got cheeky in a clinging green one-piece swimsuit while making a splash in a swimsuit

Her signature blonde locks were worn down as she showcased her natural looks with complementary make-up topped off with nude lip.

The steamy images were not the only eyebrow raising part of the cover feature as Sydney talked about her on and off screen chemistry with hunky 35-year-old Anyone But You co-star Glen Powell after affair rumors.

The talented actress - who recently left a flirty comment on his Men's Health magazine cover - gushed about her Top Gun co-star as she said: 'Getting to work with Glen, I’ll never forget this one…

'I hope the audience can actually feel the love and fun we all shared making this film.

'That’s something I always feel from my favorite rom-coms—the joy and energy shared amongst the cast and crew, and I was lucky enough to experience that on this film.'

The pair first fueled romance speculation while filming rom-com Anyone But You earlier this year in Australia.

Around the same time as the two filmed the movie, Powell split from girlfriend Gigi Paris, further adding to the speculation of a romance between him and Sydney.

The White Lotus star also previously addressed the romance speculation in an interview with Variety in August, sharing that she and Powell are unbothered by it.

Undeniable bond: The steamy images were not the only eyebrow raising part of the cover feature as Sydney talked about her on and off screen chemistry with hunky 35-year-old Anyone But You co-star Glen Powell

The talented actress gushed about her Top Gun co-star as she said: 'Getting to work with Glen, I’ll never forget this one… I hope the audience can actually feel the love and fun we all shared making this film'

Wow factor: Meanwhile, Sydney once again showed off her derriere and swimming skills in some stunning underwater photos from her Women's Health cover shoot

Sydney Sweeney Glen Powell

Making a splash: This time the Euphoria star's cheeky one-piece swimsuit featured an entirely backless design as she impressively dived into the water

Open book: The talented actress also bravely discussed her struggles with social anxiety

She explained: 'Whenever it feels like the world’s so loud, and there’s so much going on, and I’m trying to balance it all—sometimes, it can feel overwhelming'

'It’s a rom-com. That’s what people want! Glen and I don’t really care. We have so much fun together, and we respect each other so much; he’s such a hard worker, and I’m a hard worker.'

Meanwhile, Sydney once again showed off her derriere and swimming skills in some stunning underwater photos from her Women's Health cover shoot by photographer Dennis Leupold.

This time the Euphoria star's cheeky one-piece swimsuit featured an entirely backless design as she impressively dived into the water.

The talented actress also bravely discussed her struggles with social anxiety.

Sydney said that she copes with anxiety by enjoying the outdoors with her precious pup Tank whether it be in forests or near their home in Malibu, California.

She explained: 'Whenever it feels like the world’s so loud, and there’s so much going on, and I’m trying to balance it all—sometimes, it can feel overwhelming.'

Though it feels like Sydney has been everywhere and in everything over the last few years, she actually endured a much longer road to fame than many would imagine.

She said: 'I started [acting] when I was 11, 12 years old, and it was only in the last few years that everyone was actually interested in talking to me.

Nothing easy: Though it feels like Sydney has been everywhere and in everything over the last few years, she actually endured a much longer road to fame than many would imagine

She said: 'I started [acting] when I was 11, 12 years old, and it was only in the last few years that everyone was actually interested in talking to me. There was a good eight, nine years where no one was saying yes. It was just me pushing through all the no’s'

Long road: Beginning her acting career at an early age was not only tough on herself but also on her family who had to sacrifice a lot for Sydney's job as an actor

She explained: 'I watched my parents lose a lot. We filed for bankruptcy, and they lost their house back home on the lake. [Sydney has since bought back her great-grandparents’ home on the same lake so she can return.] We couldn’t afford life in L.A. We couldn’t afford life anywhere'

Wow factor: Sydney on the cover of the newest edition of Women's Health

'There was a good eight, nine years where no one was saying yes. It was just me pushing through all the no’s.'

Beginning her acting career at an early age was not only tough on herself but also on her family who had to sacrifice a lot for Sydney's job as an actor.

The stunner even picked up gig jobs to help her family pay the bills including babysitting, cleaning restaurant bathrooms, and even leading tours at Universal Studios Hollywood.

Highly-anticipated: Her romcom with Glen Powell - Anyone But You - will hit theaters on December 22

Web slinging: Then two months later her superhero flick Madame Web will hit theaters on February 16, 2024

Sydney said: 'It was hard because they were supporting my dream, and I couldn’t imagine doing anything else,

'I didn’t want to fail them. No matter how long it took, I was going to be in a TV show or a movie, and I wasn’t going to stop until something happened..'

All the sacrifice seems to be worth it as now she is one of the hottest actresses in Hollywood.

Her romcom with Glen Powell - Anyone But You - will hit theaters on December 22.

Then two months later her superhero flick Madame Web will hit theaters on February 16, 2024.

Sydney Sweeney Glen Powell

Esto es un golpe de Estado bolivariano.

Ningún diputado del PP, Vox o UPN pueden colaborar con la ley que aplasta a nuestro Estado de derecho. El 'No' es una colaboración, un reconocimiento del 'Sí'

No tengo, nadie tiene conocimientos jurídicos y escribo desde la intuición. Resulta abrumadora la cantidad de comunicados de instituciones denunciando la abolición del Estado de derecho mediante la golpista y estremecedora Ley de Amnistía. Esa ley está ya registrada en el Congreso de los Diputados, y en treinta días, según calculan los expertos, se debatirá y aprobará en el Congreso. De ahí pasará al Senado, donde será derrotada para volver a ser votada en el Congreso.

Creo sinceramente que hay que dejar en el Congreso de los Diputados en soledad pasmosa a los traidores y los golpistas. El PP, Vox y UPN no deberían acudir. La imagen de los escaños vacíos de la oposición daría la vuelta al mundo. Por otra parte, el voto negativo legitima el voto positivo. El 'No' da vida al 'Sí'. Un 'Sí' del PSOE, de los separatistas catalanes y vascos, de los comunistas de Sumar y Podemos, de los filoterroristas de Bildu y demás partidos abrazados al golpe de Estado, sería ridículo sin el 'No' de la oposición. La ausencia de la mitad de los diputados deslegitimaría por ética y estética la aprobación unánime de la chusma. No hay que debatir esa ley y, menos aún, votarla. El desprestigio del 'Sí' sería universalmente comentado si los votos negativos no se producen por la ausencia total de los diputados de la oposición.

El 'No' reconoce la mayoría del 'Sí' en el golpe de Estado. Escaños vacíos y desprecio absoluto. Un 'Sí' sin el 'No' es como el blanco sin el negro, la alegría sin la tristeza, el trabajo sin la indolencia. El 'No' quedaría contabilizado para siempre, en tanto que la nada no puede ser contabilizada. No se vota a una ley cualquiera. Se vota la destrucción del Estado de derecho en España, y en esa votación no pueden participar los representantes de los ciudadanos que sienten a España, aman a España y desean para sus hijos y descendientes una España justa, libre y pacífica.

Boicot de la España que cree en su grandeza contra el Estado que la destruye. Voten ustedes su destrucción sin la colaboración de los constructores, los que quieren mejorarla, incluso los que se abren a retocar y corregir las lagunas de la Constitución que nos ha regido durante los mejores cuarenta años de nuestra cercana Historia. Nosotros no asistiremos a la ejecución de la traición y el disparate. Voten ustedes y disfruten con su victoria. Una victoria sin rival es penosa, grotesca y esperpéntica. Una caricatura victoriosa que no supera la mamarrachada de un mal vodevil.

Ningún diputado del PP, Vox o UPN pueden colaborar con la ley que aplasta a nuestro Estado de derecho. El 'No' es una colaboración, un reconocimiento del 'Sí'.

La nada es la victoria de los buenos españoles.

El PP aprueba en el Senado la reforma del Reglamento que dilatará la ley de amnistía hasta un año.

Alberto Núñez Feijóo, el martes en el Senado

El PP aprueba en el Senado la reforma del Reglamento que dilatará la ley de amnistía

La formación de Feijóo ha introducido una enmienda por la que se obliga al presidente del Gobierno o a los ministros a comparecer en la Cámara Alta cuando lo soliciten los grupos parlamentarios

Con 147 votos a favor, del PP, Vox y UPN, y 116 votos en contra, el Pleno del Senado ha sacado adelante la reforma del Reglamento que da la potestad a la Mesa de la Cámara Alta, donde el Partido Popular tiene mayoría absoluta, para decidir o no aplicar el procedimiento de urgencia en las proposiciones de ley, como es el de la amnistía.

La reforma ha sido aprobada definitivamente. Con ella los populares pretenden dilatar al menos dos meses la tramitación de la ley que Pedro Sánchez ha pactado con ERC y con Junts y que beneficia a los condenados por el procés, desde el año 2012 hasta hoy. El pasado miércoles se aprobó la toma en consideración y este lunes la Comisión del Reglamento la avaló para que se votara este martes. Fue ayer cuando el PSOE registró la proposición de ley, que, como explicó el ministro socialista Félix Bolaños, la tramitarán por la vía de urgencia.

El P ha aprovechado esta tramitación de la reforma del Reglamento del Senado para incluir una enmienda con la que se obligue al presidente del Gobierno o a los ministros a comparecer en la Cámara Alta cuando así lo soliciten los grupos parlamentarios.

El presidente de la Generalitat, Carles Puigdemont (d) conversa con el vicerpresidente del Govern y conseller de Economía, Oriol Junqueras

Qué delitos entran dentro de la ley de amnistía y cuáles se quedan fuera

En la exposición de motivos de su propuesta de reforma, el PP explica que la Carta Magna en su artículo 90 regula la tramitación por el Senado de los proyectos de ley ordinaria u orgánica aprobados por el Congreso, reduciendo a veinte días naturales el plazo de que el Senado dispone para vetar o enmendar los proyectos declarados urgentes por el Gobierno o por la Cámara Baja.

El PP subraya en su iniciativa que el artículo 90 de la Constitución se refiere, por tanto, a los proyectos «pero no a las proposiciones de ley, mediante una literalidad que, tal como demuestran los trabajos parlamentarios, no es casual sino fruto de la voluntad de los constituyentes».

MADRID, 14/11/2023.-La portavoz del grupo popular, Cuca Gamarra en rueda de prensa previa a la reunión de la Junta de Portavoces celebrada este martes en el Congreso. EFE/Mariscal

El PP asegura que la amnistía es «una ley dictada por delincuentes» que «ata de pies y manos a los jueces»

En cualquier caso, el artículo 90 de la Constitución también establece que la tramitación de los proyectos de ley que vienen del Congreso, como puede ser el de la ley la amnistía, no pueden exceder los dos meses en el Senado desde su entrada en esta Cámara, si se acaban haciendo por procedimiento ordinario.

Además, el artículo 106 del Reglamento del Senado también recoge este plazo de dos meses, a partir del día de la recepción del texto, para aprobarlo expresamente o para oponer su veto introducir enmiendas al mismo y devolverlo al Congreso.