The allegations made by Miss Britain, Mila Magee, during her withdrawal from the 72nd World Beauty Contest in India have caused a stir. "I didn't come here to be exploited for the entertainment of the world. The Miss World beauty pageant is supposed to have some values. They made me feel like a prostitute," were the words of Mila Magee, denouncing the organizers for asking her to entertain middle-aged businessmen at a dinner as a "thank you" for the money they had put into the contest. Greek contestant Stella Michaelidou, who is in India for the 72nd World Beauty Pageant, speaking to iefimerida, gave her own explanation for the departure of Miss Britain, who was replaced by the first alternate Charlotte Grant. "The truth is that Miss England wasn't having a good time and couldn't wait to leave. It's very difficult to be in such a competition and have to participate in the process of this competition for a month. This girl couldn't...