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20070112 Copyright image 2007©.Free for Editorial Use - Please credit Anthony Upton otherwise charges apply..Atomic Kitten's Liz McClarnon sweetens up in a bee-kini to launch Hive Action - a national fundraising campaign launched in partnership with UK based charity Hives Save Lives to provide honey bee hives in Africa. .One hive saves five lives and Sugar Puffs aim to raise enough money to produce 5,000 hives through its Hive Action initiative, which is being supported by a schools' fundraising and education programme as well as a dedicated "FUNraising" website www.hiveaction.co.uk,where one click will send 5p into the Hive action honey-money pot! All money raised will benefit Hives Save Lives projects such as the Uganda Gospel Rehabilitation Centre which Liz recently visited. The kid's popstar favourite will be visiting UK schools across the country to tell 'em about the Honey-money in Spring 2007. .Liz says "I'm delighted to be apart of Hive Action. Helping African communities to help themselves is something I truly believe in and I'll be plugging Hive Action on the cover of my new album cover due out later this year. I've recently returned from Africa where I saw the difference one hive can make. Just £35 pounds and one hive can help save five lives so I urge people to join Honey Monster and support the Hive Action campaign!" .For further info please contact .Sarah Wright at Publicis Consultants.020 7462 7966. For photographic enquiries please call Anthony Upton on +44(0)20 7978 1459 or email info@anthonyupton.comAnthony Upton.com.This image is copyright the photographer 2007©..This image has been supplied by Anthony Upton and must be credited Anthony Upton. The author is asserting his full Moral rights in relation to the publication of this image. All rights reserved. Rights for onward transmission of any image or file is not granted or implied. Changing or deleting Copyright information is illegal as specified in the Copyright, Design and Patents

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20070112 Copyright image 2007©.Free for Editorial Use - Please credit Anthony Upton otherwise charges apply..Atomic Kitten's Liz McClarnon sweetens up in a bee-kini to launch Hive Action - a national fundraising campaign launched in partnership with UK based charity Hives Save Lives to provide honey bee hives in Africa. .One hive saves five lives and Sugar Puffs aim to raise enough money to produce 5,000 hives through its Hive Action initiative, which is being supported by a schools' fundraising and education programme as well as a dedicated "FUNraising" website www.hiveaction.co.uk,where one click will send 5p into the Hive action honey-money pot! All money raised will benefit Hives Save Lives projects such as the Uganda Gospel Rehabilitation Centre which Liz recently visited. The kid's popstar favourite will be visiting UK schools across the country to tell 'em about the Honey-money in Spring 2007. .Liz says "I'm delighted to be apart of Hive Action. Helping African communities to help themselves is something I truly believe in and I'll be plugging Hive Action on the cover of my new album cover due out later this year. I've recently returned from Africa where I saw the difference one hive can make. Just £35 pounds and one hive can help save five lives so I urge people to join Honey Monster and support the Hive Action campaign!" .For further info please contact .Sarah Wright at Publicis Consultants.020 7462 7966. For photographic enquiries please call Anthony Upton on +44(0)20 7978 1459 or email info@anthonyupton.comAnthony Upton.com.This image is copyright the photographer 2007©..This image has been supplied by Anthony Upton and must be credited Anthony Upton. The author is asserting his full Moral rights in relation to the publication of this image. All rights reserved. Rights for onward transmission of any image or file is not granted or implied. Changing or deleting Copyright information is illegal as specified in the Copyright, Design and Patents