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Snog, Marry, Avoid? fans are in for a real treat as presenter Jenny Frost looks back at the best top ten make unders of the last two series. 

Obsessed with fake tans, false nails, hair extensions and revealing outfits, our top ten were all in dire need of a make under and fast! 

The show counts down from 10 to 1 of POD’s toughest challenges and her greatest victories. From the ones that got away to the ones that changed for good and all the tan and tantrums in between! 

Who could forget Scotland’s number one camp ‘Male Barbie’ who became a smash hit on YouTube? Or series one favourite Tamsin, who wore duct tape around her breasts, instead of a top and party girl Michaela who was obsessed with being naked on a night out? 

Read more: Male Barbie Tops Snog, Marry, Avoid List

There’s only one week to go until World AIDS Day and Prowler has teamed up with Crusaid to stock the EXCLUSIVE Giles Deacon t shirt for the charity’s THINK.TALK.ACT.GIVE! World AIDS Day campaign.

“Prowler is proud to be supporting Crusaid this World AIDS day. HIV and AIDS are still very serious issues and by stocking the exclusive Giles Deacon t-shirt we can raise awareness of the issues and help Crusaid raise money to continue its work,” said Mark Philips, Senior Buyer at Prowler.

British fashion favourite and GQ’s 2008 Man of the Year, Giles Deacon has loaned his collection mascot “Eek” to the campaign. Dressed with spikes in an abstract reference to ‘protection’ the edgy t-shirt is guaranteed to satisfy the fashion conscious and is this season’s ‘must have’ item for those who want to look good and support the HIV and AIDS cause while doing it.

“People need to be reminded that HIV and AIDS haven’t gone away and that it was not just an illness of the eighties. Fashion is a form of self expression and always gets people talking. By getting Eek ‘protected’ I hope he can inspire many conversations around HIV and AIDS and really get people talking and thinking about this illness– it affects everyone!” said Giles Deacon. 

Read more: Exclusive World AIDS Day Giles Deacon T-shirts

Swedish pop group and gay icons ABBA have topped the chart for bands we would like to see reformed.

Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! some more ABBA, was the call of the UK public who voted overwhelmingly in favour of the Eurovision winners, who broke up nearly eighteen years ago. 

The Police came in second place, with Pink Floyd and The Smiths sharing third spot, respectively. The top five most wanted reformation of bands (with the majority of the original members alive) are:

ABBA - 25%
The Police - 13%
Pink Floyd - 11%
The Smiths - 11%
Oasis - 10%

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Stonewall have released ‘Some people are gay. Get over it!’ mugs on sale in time for Christmas. They cost £4.99 plus £3.95 for postage and packaging per mug. 

All funds go towards Stonewall’s work – including our Education for All campaign, which tackles homophobic bullying in Britain’s schools. 

The pupil-devised slogan started life as posters, post-cards and stickers – all of which are still free to order through the contact details above. The campaign slogan currently features on 3,500 bus interior panels across Britain as part of an awareness raising drive for National Anti-Bullying Week. T-shirts depicting the slogan have been worn by politicians and celebrities alike to promote support for Stonewall’s campaign.

A number of high profile supporters – now including all three of the main party leaders – have shown their support for Stonewall’s Education for All campaign in time for National Anti-Bullying Week, which started today.

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Stephen Fry is welcomed back in his role of Dr. Gordan Wyatt in Bones, Sky1's darkly amusing hit crime drama. The show airs on Thursday 19th November at 9pm and the episode is called “The Dwarf in the Dirt”. 

Created by Hart Hanson and inspired by real-life forensic anthropologist and best-selling novelist Kathy Reichs, BONES follows forensic anthropologist Dr Temperance Brennan (Deschanel) and FBI Agent Seeley Booth’s (Boreanaz) work at the Jeffersonian institute solving crimes when the bodies are so badly decomposed, burned or destroyed that only the victim’s bones can provide clues to their fate.

In “The Dwarf in the Dirt”, Booth is still suffering some lingering effects from his brain surgery and has to get re-certified for FBI marksmanship. Unfortunately he’s not the accurate shot he was before going under the knife and seeks help from Dr.Gordan Wyatt (Fry) at his new restaurant. Meanwhile Booth and Brennan investigate the death of a little person who was a former wrestling star. “The Dwarf in the Dirt” will premiere on Sky1 HD and Sky1 on Thursday 19th November at 9pm.

Read more: Stephen Fry Back in Bones