Nicole Scherzinger sports leather coat dress for London X Factor auditions

Nicole Scherzinger set pulses racing as she sports leather coat dress (and not much else) for London X Factor auditionsBy DAILY MAIL REPORTERPUBLISHED: 12:42, 19 June 2013 | UPDATED: 17:00, 19 June 2013The fashion wars on The X Factor have truly begun.And sizzling judge Nicole Scherzinger has crushed all competition by rocking up to the latest auditions in London in an incredibly sexy outfit.The former Pussycat Doll, 34, got lustful singing hopefuls in a frenzy of excitement by wearing a tiny trench coat and little else as she arrived at the ExCeL Centre.Scroll down for video Sizzling Scherzy: Nicole Scherzinger stood out from her fellow judges as The X Factor auditions arrived in London on WednesdayInjecting a high dosage of sex appeal into the judging panel, Nicole smouldered in a leather trench which she teamed with a sexy pair of red and gold heels. The Wet singer certainly made for a sexy sight as she prepared to listen to countless auditionees wail through the beginning stage of the competition.'I had so much fun and such a great experience on the show last year – it far exceeded all my expectations!' the star said when it was confirmed she would return to the show after her category won last year's show.She smoulders! The former Pussycat Doll was just stunning as she took to the X Factor red carpetWhat's beneath the coat? Nicole's teasing outfit allows the imagination to believe that she is wearing nothing under her coatHello everyone: Nicole arrived in her private car - and it would seem she had been reading OK! and GQ magazines during her commute'I always give 110% to all I do and I put everything else on hold to focus on X Factor and supporting my Scherzy boys,' she continued.'This year, now that I’ve worked out doing my new music and the show together, I am so excited to get back to the UK, my second home, and get stuck into X Factor 2013!'Fellow female judge Sharon Osbourne looked like she may have raided one of husband Ozzy's outfits for this round of auditions.Diamonds and pearls: The singer was joined by a guest for a quick photo on the red carpetWill they be performing? A pearly king and queen flank Ms Scherzinger Nicole Scherzinger and team sing Pussycat Dolls during X Factor...She's back: Sharon Osbourne has made a triumphant return to The X Factor judging panelStanding out in the crowd, the 60-year-old music expert gave a bit of Goth glam to the X Factor red carpet in a black suit with pointed orange heels.'I couldn’t be happier about coming back for the 10th anniversary of X factor,' Sharon said when it was revealed she would be making a triumphant return to the judging panel.'I can’t wait to give Gary Barlow a big hug, sit next to the gorgeous Nicole, and of course throw water on dear Louis. Yay!'X-cited? Sharon has been quite vocal about how much she is looking forward to returning to judge on the singing showGood X-ample: Sharon is regarded by many as one of the best business women in the music industryReady for more: Sharon can't wait to sit with Gary and Nicole - and douse Louis with waterWhile Sharon is thrilled to be returning to The X Factor, her husband Ozzy has recently opened up about his own TV career - making suggestion that he regrets appearing on The Osbournes on MTV earlier this century.'That was a period of my career that I’m f***ing glad is gone,’ the 64-year-old told Classic Rock on his reality TV days.‘Sharon’s turned into this television person now. And she’s great. But she’s always saying to me: “You are coming to the show, aren’t you?” And I’m going. “No! I f***ing hate doing TV!” I didn’t start off playing music to be the fucking weatherman".'Hey handsome: Gary Barlow is back for a third round of X Factor funGary Barlow is returning for his third round of The X Factor and will continue to serve as head judge on the hit ITV show - looking hunky for this round of auditions in a deep navy blue polo shirt, black jeans, and well worn boots.'It's great to be back for the 10-year anniversary of X Factor and my third year with the show,' he said earlier this year.'This year is looking to be our best yet! To have a winner like James Arthur last year was a big game changer; I really hope that his authenticity and credibility will attract acts of a similar talent this series and I'm very excited about that.'What a hunk: Gary looked highly desirable even in his casual wear as he headed to watch some potentially awful auditionsSomeone is a fan: A pearly queen went in for a hug from the Take That mega starAnd of course no X Factor year would be complete without Louis Walsh.'I'm back with a vengeance!' the 60-year-old said earlier this year - the only judge to have survived every season of the show to remain on the panel (excluding a brief disappearance in series 3)'Ten years on and I'm just as thrilled to be involved in the best show on TV and even more delighted to be re-united with original judge Sharon Osbourne. Let the fun and games commence!'Lou Lou is back: Mr Walsh is the only X Factor judge to have appeared on every series of the showIs that waterproof? Louis looked delightful in a purple hue blazer - but he might need to duck if Sharon throws water at himAnd of course sister show The Xtra Factor is capturing all the fun and scandal that can't make it onto the main show.Co-hosts Caroline Flack, 33, and Matt Richardson, 22, were on hand to talk to contestants and keep the judges in check.Caroline looked a delight in a pair of black shorts, a corresponding black top, and white blazer.Flack in Straps: Caroline wore strappy shoes, shorts, a T-shirt and a cream blazer and looked lovelyChange up: Caroline is back to present The Xtra Factor, but Ollie Murs is notShe also wore cute black strappy shoes and had a bright lip and her hair slightly disheveled and sexy.Plucked from obscurity, Xtra Factor co-host Matt is on course to be a new TV heartthrob.Rocking up to the audition, the comedian looked dapper in a light blue blazer, black jeans, white shirt and white shoes - suggesting he's already got his wardrobe down for the competition that will see him on screens from August to Christmas.New on-screen couple: Caroline is instead joined by up-and-coming comedian Matt Richardson who scrubbed up well for the London auditionsXtra hot: Flackers and Matt will be fronting the sister show all the way to ChristmasRead more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2344381/Nicole-Scherzinger-set-pulses-racing-sports-leather-coat-dress-London-X-Factor-auditions.html#ixzz2Wi60NwuFFollow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook
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More details on the London atrocity

The Daily Mail has more details on the murder of a young man at the Woolwich in south-east London this morning (NZ time):A dramatic video tonight emerged of a man with bloodied hands, carrying knives and ranting 'We swear by almighty Allah we will never stop fighting you', after a serving soldier was hacked to death by two men just 200 yards from an Army barracks.The man can be seen and heard talking to the camera. The video came as terrified eyewitnesses saw two men shot by police marksmen after the machete attack in Woolwich, south-east London. The two men are thought to have waited around for 20 minutes until Metropolitan Police officers arrived and then tried to attack them - but were swiftly shot by armed policemen, including a woman. They apparently shouted 'Allahu Akbar', which means 'God is great' in Arabic, and tried to film the attack, the BBC's political editor Nick Robinson said.Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe tonight confirmed two men had been arrested and officers from the counter-terrorist unit were leading the investigation into the killing.He said: 'It is hard to comprehend the shocking and horrific scenes we have seen this afternoon on a busy street as Londoners went about their day as normal. We have launched a murder investigation.'Theresa May tonight called a meeting of the Government's emergency Cobra committee in response to the machete and knife attack on the man who was wearing a Help for Heroes T-shirt. The Home Secretary said she had been briefed on the killing by the head of MI5 and police later confirmed they were treating the incident as a possible terror attack.Meanwhile Prime Minister David Cameron cancelled a meeting with French President Francois Hollande to return to London. He said Britain has faced similar terror attacks before and added: ‘We will never buckle in the face of it.’Before the dramatic video of the bloodied man was obtained by ITV News, eyewitnesses said the 'crazed' men in their 20s launched a ferocious attack and were 'hacking, chopping and cutting him.' In footage released by ITV News, a man with bloodied hands carrying a knife and a machete addresses people holding a camera, where he appears to attempt to justify the incident. Speaking to those recording the scene he says: 'I apologise that women had to witness this today, but in our land our women have to see the same.'You people will never be safe. Remove your government, they don't care about you.' In footage obtained by The Sun, he can also be heard saying: 'You think David Cameron is going to get caught in the street when we start busting our guns you think politicians are going to die? There are obvious political overtones to this despicable act. The alleged assailants waited for the police to arrive, then tried to attack them as well. Had this been a simple act of violence, the assailants would most likely have fled; they certainly wouldn't have waited, and asked witnesses to photograph them and film them as they made hate-filled political statements.Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of the slain soldier, with his colleagues at Woolwich and elsewhere, and with those who will have been traumatised today by witnessing an act of utter brutality. And even as we type this, news reports are coming in of extreme tension and bottle-throwing in the Woolwich area, and of two attacks on mosques in the UK; Sky News reports: English Defence League supporters have thrown missiles at police in Woolwich after a machete attack that left one man dead. A group of between 75 and 100 men gathered at The Queen's Arms pub on Burrage Grove, where they sang nationalistic songs. Sky News correspondent Alistair Bunkall, who is at the scene, said: "As soon as the EDL got into the town centre ... it became not only a lot harder for the police to try and contain anything, but also the aggression (increased) quite considerably. "A few missiles have been thrown, glass bottles and the like. The police are trying to surround them and they've been charging them as well with batons." It came after two men were arrested after separate attacks on mosques following the suspected terrorist incident in Woolwich. A 43-year-old man is in custody on suspicion of attempted arson after reportedly walking into a mosque with a knife in Braintree, Essex. Local MP Brooks Newmark said on this Twitter account: "Local mosque in Braintree attacked by man with knives and incendiary device. Man arrested. No one injured. "Just met with leaders of local mosque in Braintree which was attacked this evening. Thanked local police for their swift response." Essex Police confirmed a 43-year-old from Braintree had been arrested on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon and attempted arson after the incident in Silks Way at 7.15pm. Meanwhile police in Kent were called to reports of criminal damage at a mosque in Canterbury Street, Gillingham, at 8.40pm. A spokesman said a man was in custody on suspicion of racially-aggravated criminal damage.Calm heads are required on both sides of this argument. Further violence or bloodshed will achieve nothing but further hatred.  
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