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Miss World: Is it empowering for women or a sexist relic?

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December 14, 2019

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Ahead of the Miss World final in London, Sky News looks at how the competition has divided opinion over the years.

This year's contestant for England, junior doctor Bhasha Mukherjee, hit back at claims the contest is outdated.

She says everyone should love their bodies but "always strive to be your healthiest form".

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