For great skin in winter you need two things: moisturizer and sunscreen. It’s that simple.Oh sure, there are different lotions, serums, formulas and spa treatments for improving skin tone and feel, but in the end it pretty much boils down to wearing sunscreen with a minimum sun protection factor (SPF) of 15 every day, and liberal use of moisturizers, said Dr. Rex Largen of Nebraska Dermatology."If a person started wearing sunscreen when they were 10 or younger, they would do a tremendous amount toward protecting skin from the usual signs of aging — age spots, skin cancer and wrinkling," Largen said. .

The latest updates from Washington state caucuses

12:08 p.m.: Mike Huckabee's campaign wants a vote-by-vote recount of Washington state Republican caucus results that apparently gave Arizona Sen. John McCain a narrow win. Huckabee adviser Jim Pinkerton says an attorney for the campaign is already in Washington, working with other attorneys in Arkansas to investigate their concerns about Saturday's caucus.

Fee hike for water quality permits blocked

JEFFERSON CITY, MO. (AP) -- Missouri senators are blocking a proposal to raise fees for the state's water quality regulation. The Department of Natural Resources estimates it needs an additional $30 million over the next five years for its clean water operations. A draft report from a joint House and Senate committee calls for a 50 percent cost increase over five years in clean water permits for such things as construction projects, sewage plants and large livestock farms. But Senate committee members have refused to sign off on the recommendations. Republican Sens. Brad Lager and Jack Goodman say they are concerned the fee increase is too large. They also want a stronger guarantee the department would handle permit requests more quickly.

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David Jones denies corporate paedophillia claims

MARK COLVIN: There's a furious row between the retailer, David Jones, and the think-tank, the Australia Institute, over a report which accused big stores of "corporate paedophilia".

The Australia Institute paper accuses the makers of a number of advertising and marketing campaigns of "sexualising" children.

But several companies identified in the report have strenuously denied the charge. And the Australia Institute says David Jones has threatened to sue.

Kathryn Roberts reports.

KATHRYN ROBERTS: The standoff between retailers and the Australia Institute has escalated with the Institute's Executive Director Dr Clive Hamilton making this allegation.

CLIVE HAMILTON: David Jones rang me this morning demanding that the Institute remove all references to David Jones.

Alligators seized from home

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