user: Input: Helen Perry, 36, joked that she would block the torch after learning people from 60 miles away had been chosen to carry the torch through her town. The former care home manager wrote: 'Let's all have a street party on the route so its blocked till they hand the torch to a Brid born and bred person' She posted comments on local newspaper's Facebook page.
Output: By. Rob Cooper. PUBLISHED:. 07:22 EST, 31 May 2012. |. UPDATED:. 16:32 EST, 31 May 2012. Arrest threat: Helen Perry who joked on Facebook that she would squirt out the Olympic flame with her son's water pistol. A mother-of-two who joked on Facebook that she would squirt the Olympic flame out with a water pistol was given a police warning. Helen Perry, 36, was threatened with arrest after writing that she had her son’s water guns at the ready after learning that people who live 60 miles away had been chosen to carry the torch through her hometown. She also said that she would blockade the route through Bridlington, East Yorkshire, until they chose a local person to take part in the relay. Several weeks after posting the light-hearted comments on a local newspaper page, she received a call from police. 'I could not believe what I was hearing when I answered my phone and it was the police calling about what I had written on Facebook,' said the former care home manager. 'At first I thought it was a joke. 'The officer I spoke to warned me that if I carried out what I had joked about online then I would be committing a criminal offence and would be arrested. 'I understand that security is very tight at the moment what with the Olympics and the Queen’s Jubilee but this was very clearly a joke. 'Bridlington is quite a small place. and it was just like we were having a conversation between friends on. Facebook. Water pistol threat: Helen Perry writes on Facebook that she has nicked her son's water pistol ready to target the Olympic flame in a series of messages posted on a community page. Torch threat: Helen Perry, 36, wrote on Facebook she would put it out with a water pistol. 'The tone was clearly light-hearted. 'I got quite a telling off and I remember him mentioning something about terrorism. 'I felt quite stupid because I have warned people in the past to be careful what they post on Facebook.' Mrs Perry said she assured the police officer that she would not do anything to disrupt the relay when it passes through Bridlington later this month. Mrs Perry first posted: 'there are people in brid who do deserve the privilege and should’ve been a consideration.' Torch threat: Karen Ashton is pictured carrying the Olympic Flame between Macclesfield and Knutsford in Cheshire today. Torchbearer: Chancellor George Osborne stands with Michael Dooling in his constituency today as the flame visits Tatton Park, Cheshire. She later wrote: 'Let’s all have a street party on the route so its blocked till they hand the torch to a brid born and bred person. Lol.' Another user wrote on the thread that they should arm themselves with water guns and put the flame out in protest. In a light-hearted response Mrs Perry put: 'I’ve already nicked the kids water guns. LoL.' A spokesman for Humberside Police confirmed that words of advice were offered to a Bridlington woman following comments made about disruption to the Olympic Torch’s progress in advance of its forthcoming visit to the region. Assistant Chief Constable Alan Leaver said: 'We are delighted the torch is coming to the region. Officers from the Yorkshire and Humber region want to make sure that it is a happy event which people can come and enjoy. 'Anyone intent on causing trouble will be dealt with appropriately. We won’t allow people to make a nuisance of themselves.' Today the torch relay passed through Cheshire, where credit controller Karen Ashton, 38, carried the flame between Knutsford and Macclesfield. Ms Ashton was nominated for the 'structured approach she has instilled in the team'. The 70-day relay started in Land’s End and will finish on July 27 at the opening ceremony of the Games. Each torch cost £495 to make but runners were offered the chance to buy them for just £215, while those who won their places through sponsors, such as Coca-Cola, were given them for free. Many of the torch-bearers have listed the torch for sale on Ebay, with some demanding £100,000. Olympic bosses have come under fire for allowing The Voice’s American judge Will.i.am carry the Games’ torch. Boxer Amir Khan carries the Olympic Flame on the Torch Relay leg through Bolton. Khan, 25, won a silver medal at the Athens Games in 2004. The former two-time, WBA Super and IBF Light Welterweight world boxing champion lights the cauldron after carrying the flame through his hometown of Bolton. A man has appeared in court charged with threatening to disrupt the Olympic Torch relay. Darren Cole, 40, appeared via video link in a blue T-shirt at Taunton Magistrates' Court today after being charged under the criminal damage act. It is alleged Cole, of no fixed abode, phoned a journalist at a national newspaper on May 20 and threatened to set fire to his camper van, which would have damaged property nearby. The threat was made on the eve of the third day of the Torch relay prior to the Olympic flame being carried through the Somerset town. Thousands of people lined the streets of Taunton with music star Will.i.am a surprise torchbearer. Cole was remanded in custody and is due to appear before the same court on June 13.

Input: The 28-year-old Liverpudlian is the current face of lingerie label Ultimo. She stars in the new campaign for the OMG Plunge Bra, £27. The bra contains silicone gel and claims to boost the bust by two sizes.
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assistant: By. Daily Mail Repoter. PUBLISHED:. 03:46 EST, 14 March 2014. |. UPDATED:. 05:59 EST, 14 March 2014. From chicken fillets to surgery and plunge bras, there's no shortage of ways for women to boost their assets. Now Abbey Clancy has appeared in a glamorous set of new photos for Ultimo in which she sports the latest addition to the nation's cleavage boosting arsenal, the overhauled OMG Plunge Bra. The original has proved to be one of Britain's best-loved bras and was even worn by Julia Roberts to play busty blond Erin Brockovich. Scroll down for video. Cleavage boosting: Abbey Clancy poses in the OMG plunge bra that is now 50 per cent lighter than before. The £27 bra is famous for launching the. Ultimo brand and helping flat-chested women to add two full cup sizes to. their cleavage without resorting to surgery. Now the bra, which contains silicone gel that moulds around the breasts, has had a revamp and according to lingerie tycoon Michelle Mone, is now '50 per cent lighter'. She continued: 'Owing. to the use of advanced construction techniques, we’ve also improved its. structure to give extra boost and projection, and added clever features. such as the racer back clip, which gives the option to bring the straps. together at the back. 'If women loved the original, this product is. going to blow their minds – it’s without doubt the best, most. comfortable and lightweight cleavage bra on the market.' Explained: The new bra includes a racer back, fixed silicone inserts and a plunging neckline. Looking good: Lingerie tycoon Michelle Mone (left) and a fully clothed Abbey Clancy (right) Strictly Come Dancing winner Abbey has been the face of the brand since last December, and along with her appearance in the OMG Plunge Bra, has also starred in the company's bridal underwear campaign. Offering her top lingerie buying tips after being offered the Ultimo job, Abbey said: 'My top lingerie tip would be to invest in two lingerie drawers - one for everyday, comfy lingerie and the other for more luxurious styles for those special occasions.' She is the latest in a long line of glamorous women to have appeared in Ultimo campaigns, with predecessors including Luisa Lopilato, Mel B, Penny Lancaster and Rachel Hunter. Abbey Clancy, new to Ultimo as the lingerie brand's latest face and body, models the intricate bridal range. The 28-year-old model showcases the brand's new bridal collection in a series of stunning photos. The incredibly toned Strictly winner models the on-trend caged bras from Ultimo's collection. This January shoot was Abbey's first as the new face and body of the lingerie giant. The new and. improved ‘OMG Plunge Bra’ is available from www.ultimo.co.uk.