A London tribunal on Thursday overturned a five-year ban on supermodel Naomi Campbell serving as a charity trustee, finding that misuse of funds at her charity Fashion for Relief, which stages runway shows to raise money for humanitarian causes, had been concealed from her. The First-Tier Tribunal acknowledged serious mismanagement at the charity but said Campbell was not responsible for improper spending, including hotel costs in France in 2018, though she shared responsibility for failures to keep minutes and file accounts on time. The Charity Commission, England and Wales's charity regulator, said it was weighing whether the ruling has wider implications for its work. (Note: the source concerns Campbell, a British model, not a Sikh activist.)