London, Sept 17 : The proposal of teaching gay sex lessons to kids as young as five has created uproar in Britain.

The project initiated by an organisation called ‘No Outsiders’ aims to stop playground bullying and hatred towards gays.

Academics suggests that the kids should understand the “pleasure and desire” of same sex relationships.

A pilot scheme is already running in 14 primary schools.

Campaigners said that abolishing Section 28 – which banned the promotion of homosexuality in schools, has led to this.

London, September 17 : Prince William is to judge a photographic contest aiding the homeless.

London, September 17 : Pixie Geldof is all set to follow her sister Peaches’ footstep, as she will be shooting a sexy lingerie advert for Agent Provocateur.

Pixie, the 18-year-old model, is appreciated for her fashion sense and edgy hairstyles.

Her father, Bob, who was stunned with Peaches’ shoot with the label, has blessed his younger daughter to work with the same professionals, reports the Daily Star.

“Bob was so happy with the shoot that he has given his blessing for Pixie to do one with the same designers,” a spokesman for Peaches said.

An insider added: “After having Peaches in one of our ads it would be fitting – and a real coup – to get her little sister as well.

London, Sept 17 : Thelma & Louise''s blue Ford Thunderbird, one of Hollywood''s most famous cars, is set to go under the hammer next month in Italy.

London, Sept 17 : Robbie Williams ‘is absolutely gutted’, for he has broken-up with his long-time girlfriend Ayda Field.

The couple called it quits after 14 months together, with Williams occupying himself into work on his next album.

"Robbie is absolutely gutted the relationship has ended,” the Mirror quoted a source, as saying.

"He thought Ayda was his soulmate, and the most beautiful woman he has ever met, so he was desperate for it to work.

"Unfortunately, the timing was not right for them, and after being on-off for a while they''ve finally decided to call it quits.

London, Sept 17 : A serious crisis looms large over British defence forces as there is a possibility of a mass walkout due to massive under-funding and poor pay scales, as much of the defence budget is being spent on forces deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan, a report titled “Overcoming The Defence Crisis” backed by former military chiefs has warned.

It said that all the three major political parties must unite to back the “woefully under-funded” forces whose budget “urgently needs to be increased” from the current 34 billion to 50 billion dollars over the next three years.