Eleanor Hawkins, former head-girl of Ockbrook School in Derbyshire, has flown home this weekend after being arrested for posing naked on top of a 'sacred' mountain in Malaysia. Eleanor was jailed for three days and ordered to pay an £860 fine.
Maggie Throup is the MP for Erewash - she says she's held an urgent meeting with the Foreign Office to find out what they are doing to help Eleanor Hawkins.
She is currently being held on the Malaysian island of Borneo after posing naked on a mountain considered by locals to be sacred.
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