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Retailer says underwear that could become male equivalent of push-up bra is intended to ‘help men feel their most confident’ For men who lament the decline of the codpiece, or who lack confidence at the office when their pants are not pushing up their genitals all day, Marks & Spencer is riding to the rescue. The retailer, the UK market leader in selling underwear, has launched what could be considered the male equivalent of the push-up bra. Continue reading... from The Guardian https://ift.tt/okGpMIl

Bills for up to 15 million customers will rise by more than they were told when they signed contracts The UK telecoms regulator has criticised O2 for raising prices for millions of mobile phone customers by more than they were originally told. In an unusual intervention, Ofcom said it was “disappointed” by the phone network’s decision, which “goes against the spirit of our rules”. Continue reading... from The Guardian https://ift.tt/7JgYUqz

New York museum under fire from heirs of Jewish couple allegedly forced to surrender artwork upon fleeing to US The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York is being sued by the heirs of a Jewish couple over a Vincent van Gogh oil painting they say was looted by the Nazis. The suit alleges the couple, Hedwig and Frederick Stern, bought the painting, Olive Picking, in 1935, the year before they were forced to flee their home in Munich. Continue reading... from The Guardian https://ift.tt/kZu0fvK

Dog walker was reportedly walking past Uxbridge house where man and child were stabbed Murder detectives are investigating after a man believed to have been walking a dog past a house where a row had broken out was stabbed to death. The man, 49, died in Midhurst Gardens, Uxbridge, west London, in an incident when a man and a child were also stabbed. Continue reading... from The Guardian https://ift.tt/K4OfaEj

Starmer’s announcement on visit to Ankara comes as jailed opposition leader Ekrem İmamoğlu faces fresh charges Britain has agreed to sell 20 Typhoon fighter jets to Turkey in an £8bn deal despite concerns about alleged human rights violations by its government. Keir Starmer signed the deal during a visit on Monday to Ankara to meet the country’s president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. The prime minister said the deal would boost the Nato alliance, despite criticism of Turkey’s increasingly authoritarian administration. Continue reading... from The Guardian https://ift.tt/YnZQ97L

19-year-old wing scored five tries on first Prem start Borthwick has picked 36-player squad for four matches Noah Caluori, the 19-year-old Saracens wing, has been named in England’s autumn internationals squad by Steve Borthwick. Caluori burst on to the Prem scene by scoring five tries against Sale on 18 October and, as England gear up for a busy November featuring four Tests, Borthwick has called up the uncapped youngster after initially inviting him to a training camp last week. The 36-player squad, including 19 forwards and 17 backs, gathered at Pennyhill Park in Surrey on Sunday night. Continue reading... from The Guardian https://ift.tt/QE6Xh41

Exclusive: new anti-fraud system fails to account for fact many return to country via airport in Irish capital Parents in Northern Ireland have had their child support payments stopped as part of the UK government’s crackdown on alleged benefit fraud simply because they flew into Dublin airport when returning to Northern Ireland from a holiday in England. So far 346 families have had their benefits frozen, an investigation by NI online newspaper, the Detail , shared with the Guardian, has discovered. Continue reading... from The Guardian https://ift.tt/0pMVWeB