NUCLEAR workers are being told not to have casual sex while on holiday — in case they end up in bed with an enemy spy.
The warning has been issued by the UK Atomic Energy Authority to its workers at Windscale in West Cumbria, and sites at Dounreay, Caithness, Harwell and Culham.
The UKAEA’s holiday sex advice appears in the latest company bulletin for employees.
It comes in the wake of the London terror bombings last month, with nuclear bosses fearing their workers could be seduced into giving away secrets.
The UKAEA says: “The threat of exposure following sexual involvement has been used by several foreign intelligence services to pressure people into working for them.”
Staff at Windscale say they are still trying to figure out how seriously to take the “travel guidelines”.
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Last weekend Tommy and I visited my mother in Redding. Mom gave us a gift certificate for the Redding Bed and Breakfast, a delightful farmhouse run by Lacy LaMoire.
We had visions of going out dancing or dining somewhere quaint, but after a day at Burney Falls we were tired and ready just to sit in the hot tub and sip wine.
Lacy toured us through the house, which only had one other room rented out. She has a nice collection of antiques and has made headboards out of old fireplace hearths.
I'd never stayed at a B&B before, so
SOARING temperatures could lead to Bank Holiday chaos on the roads and railways over the weekend.
Weather forecasters are predicting the warmest weather of the year so far over the weekend and, according to the AA, motorists can expect to experience one of the top five busiest weekends of the year.
An AA spokesman told the News: "We are likely to see the key motorways and A-roads busier than normal on Sunday and there may be localised traffic congestion, particularly on roads leading to the coasts, national parks and other countryside spots."
Archie Robertson, chief executive of the Highways Agency, has issued his
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HOLLYWOOD (AHN) - Jennifer Aniston vehemently denies recent reports romantically linking her with co-star Vince Vaughn. Both are currently filming 'The Break Up' in Chicago, and have been photographed cuddling on set.
Aniston's rep, Stephen Huvane, told Pagesix.com, "There is no romantic interest. Vince is a good friend of Jennifer's. I think the tabloids are so eager to her with someone romantically that they just make these false assumptions."
Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston split in January.
Since the split, rumors of a romance between Pitt and Angelina Jolie have sparked.
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Tourists from Northern Ireland and the east of England are the most likely to have a holiday romance, a new survey claimed today.
The UK-wide survey by Teletext Holidays also revealed the Welsh were the most successful at turning a holiday romp into a romance.
Nearly half (49%) of all holiday flings lasted less than a week and almost a fifth lasted just one night.
A women`s top holiday fling was with a sports instructor, while men prefer local waitresses or air stewardesses.
Australia was the best place to find sexy locals and Portugal the worst, the poll of 1,529 UK adults found.
The survey