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"Zayn Malik&amp;#039;s sister has reportedly been ordered to stop selling unofficial One Direction merchandise. Psychology student Doniya Malik was making money selling handmade items online that used the band&amp;#039;s logo, reports The Sun.  However, she did not have permission to use the copyrighted image, and was apparently forced to delete her Sparkle Rock Chick website after being contacted by the band&amp;#039;s management. A source said: &amp;quot;Doniya had no idea she was doing anything wrong. &amp;quot;She was mortified when she heard it was a problem and took the site down immediately.&amp;quot; Products included clothes with messages such as: &amp;quot;The Next Mrs Harry Styles.&amp;quot; Photo gallery - One Direction&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;Take Me Home Tour&amp;#039; in pictures:  Official merchandise will be available from the One Direction 1D World UK store, which opens in Leeds today (March 23). It will stay open for three weeks. Zayn Malik recently stated that he would never have been able to handle fame as a solo artist. One Direction&amp;#039;s management has reportedly hired a chef to join the band&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;Take Me Home&amp;#039; world tour, to ensure they stick to a healthy diet. Watch a trailer for One Direction&amp;#039;s concert movie 1D3D - which hits cinemas on August 23 in the UK and August 30 in the USA - below:  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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