Meet the ten finalists in our Bust In Britain competition hoping to win £5k and an Ibiza photoshoot

MEET the ten finalists in our Bust In Britain contest.

Readers across the UK entered for a chance to win £5,000 and an Ibiza photo- shoot. We caught up with the best of the bust as our photographer captured their curves and we show their entry picture.

Aimee Dorrance, 25

STUDENT nurse Aimee, of Wolverhampton, said: “I was at work flicking through the newspaper and decided to enter on a whim.

“I’d like to inspire people, let them know that having a bit of cleavage is not a bad thing.

“I used to think my boobs were too big, but I’ve learned to love them.

"I have no idea what I’d do if I won, I haven’t thought that far ahead.

“I’m just thrilled to be in the top ten.”

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The student nurse admits she hasn't thought about what she would do if she won

Monet Rickwood-Daly, 24

NANNY Monet, who lives in Bournemouth, said: “I only entered as a bit of fun, although I have always wanted to be a model and this could be a great kick-start to a career.

A photoshoot in Ibiza would be an amazing first modelling job.

“I just spent four months travelling around south east Asia and I would love to go back out around the world again, so maybe I would spend the winner’s money on that.”

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The nanny says she would love to travel again if she won

Lulu Cole, 22

RECEPTIONIST Lulu, from Brighton, said: “My mum is quite ill with breast cancer so I decided to enter with my healthy breasts so I could use the money to fund treatment for her in Germany, as it is not available on the NHS.

“My mum is my best friend, we’re a team.

"If I won it would mean the world to me.

“My boobs are great, so I thought I might be able to win and help her out.”

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Lulu hopes her boobs will win her the top prize

Laura Taylor, 24

NURSERY deputy manager Laura, from Manchester, said: “I was always bullied when I was younger for being ginger and short.

“I thought I’d give it a go for all the gingers out there.

"I never expected to get this far.

“When we did the photoshoot I have never felt so good in my life, I felt amazing.

“I am proud to have got this far, whether I win or not.”

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The 24-year-old says she loved doing the photoshoot

Sade Amos, 25

SADE works in fashion and lives in Grays, Essex.

She said: “I wanted to enter last year but nerves got the better of me.

"I am so glad I went for it this time.

“If I won I’d go on holiday and then invest in starting my own business.”

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If the 25-year-old wins she plans on going on holiday and investing in a business 

Demi Rickard, 21

POLITICS student Demi, from Plymouth, said: “I have become more confident as I’ve got older and wanted to showcase that.

“If I won I think I would try to pursue a proper career in modelling.

"I might even enter some beauty pageants.”

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The politics student says she will try to pursue a career in modelling if she wins

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Susanna Hamlyn, 27

SUSANNA is a railway signaller from Guildford, Surrey. She said: “I don’t dress provocatively at work, so I thought this would be a good way to show off a bit.

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Alice Coombe, 24

FULL-TIME mum Alice, of Plymouth, said: “I had a boob job after my first child and I’m proud of them – I paid for them.

“I think it’s great that there is a competition like this to support women’s bodies.”

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Nicole Sealey, 24

HEALTHCARE assistant Nicole, of Colchester, Essex, said: “At the care home where I work a resident called Richard is a big Sun reader and he joked that I should enter.

“I got him to help me choose my photo.

"If I win I’ll treat Richard to a meal out.”

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The healthcare assistant says she would treat that resident to a meal if she won

Kim Browne, 27

RECEPTIONIST Kim, of Comber, County Down, Northern Ireland, said: “At school I was voted most likely to become a Page Three model.

"I’m speechless that I’ve got this far.

"It has given me a massive confidence boost.”

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The receptionist says the competition has given her a huge confidence boost