Women Warned Against Gel Bras on Flights
The latest victim of the war on terror: bust boosters. Crooks and Liars: What's next? Flying naked?
The latest victim of the war on terror: bust boosters.
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U.S. authorities are advising women not to wear gel bras on airplanes as information developed in the foiled London plot points to an expanding role for women in smuggling explosives on to an aircraft.
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Police in the U.K. have recovered baby bottles containing peroxide, including some with false bottoms, from a recycling center close to the homes of some of the arrested suspects.
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