user: Question: From sexy lingerie to nail varnish, it seems any products can be linked to the upcoming Fifty Shades of Grey film. But now JD Williams has turned the erotic novel on its head by launching its 'Over 50 Shades of Grey' lingerie campaign. Aimed at the more mature woman, the range is far from the leather and lace usually associated with the EL James books, and is all modeled by women over the age of 50. JD Williams have turned the erotic novel on its head by launching their 'Over 50 Shades of Grey' lingerie campaign. The women hold signs proclaiming 'Age is just a number', and 'We're over 50 shades of grey', while proudly showing off their figures in simple but elegant shapewear from the retailer. The campaign is in direct response to research showing that three out of five UK women aged 50 plus feel underrepresented in the media. The mature market currently stands as the UK’s fastest growing fashion sector, which is now worth £6.7bn and is emerging as Britain’s most powerful consumer group, yet it’s widely ignored. The brand hopes that the images, which will be shown online, will promote body confidence for all women regardless of age, shape and size. Modeled by women over the age of 50 and hair various 'shades of grey' the campaign makes a tongue-in-cheeky connection with the upcoming film adaptation of the erotic novel. Research shows that three out of five UK women aged 50 plus feel underrepresented in the media. JD Williams spokesperson Carie Barkhuizen said: 'We can expect to be bombarded with images of young women looking luscious in lingerie at this time of year, but what about the more mature woman? 'Interestingly, our research also discovered that 52 per cent of UK women feel most confident over the age of 45, so what better way to showcase that confidence by featuring mature models over 50 looking just as fantastic – and sexy – in lingerie as their younger counterparts? 'Age is just a number and I think our campaign proves that you can good in lingerie at any age!'
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Important parts: JD Williams' campaign inspired by Fifty Shades of Grey film release. All lingerie modelled by women aged over 50 with undyed grey hair. Mature market is worth £6.7bn and UK's strongest consumer group. Yet 60 per cent of women aged over 50 feel underrepresented in the media.

Question: By. Kerry Mcdermott. PUBLISHED:. 11:35 EST, 10 July 2012. |. UPDATED:. 13:40 EST, 10 July 2012. Anthony Morrison evaded police custody by escaping down a luggage chute. A suspected armed robber evaded police custody today after allegedly escaping through a luggage chute moments before he was arrested by officers. Anthony Morrison, 32, touched down at Manchester Airport on a flight from Amsterdam when he was due to be held for questioning. However, he is believed to have got into the secure baggage area of Terminal 3 before leaving through the main door. Detectives want to speak to Morrison in connection with an armed robbery in Oldham, Greater Manchester, in December last year, and he was due to be held at an immigration desk in Terminal One. He is understood to have contacted police from Amsterdam to say he wanted to give himself up. A Greater Manchester Police spokesman said: 'On Friday police were made aware that a 32-year-old man was flying into Manchester Airport from Amsterdam to be spoken to in connection with a robbery that took place in the Oldham area in December 2011. 'After the plane landed the man subsequently escaped. 'Inquiries are ongoing to find the man and a review of the circumstances of how he escaped is underway.' Two years ago, the UK Border Agency’s (UKBA) independent chief inspector criticised Manchester Airport over its security. John Vine said he’d found two areas, one thought to be in Terminal 3, which allowed travellers to walk out without passing through customs and immigration checks. Police believe that after entering the secure baggage area Morrison then left the airport through a main door in Terminal 3. Mr Vine said: 'We observed that there were two areas in the airport where there was the potential for international passengers transferring between terminals to be able to walk out of the airport without passing through primary control points. 'It was considered serious enough to have been discussed at the level of Home Secretary yet had been removed from the airport risk register, placed on a regional risk register and not dealt with.' He added that he was concerned to discover UKBA staff had known about the 'potential risk to the border' for some time. Manchester Airport said at the time that the issues had been addressed by the UKBA. Sorry we are unable to accept comments for legal reasons.
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Important parts: Anthony Morrison was due to be arrested after returning from Amsterdam. Police have launch investigation into how Morrison avoided arrest. Due to be taken into custody at Terminal 1 but he walked out of Terminal 3.

Question: By. David Kent. Sevilla have officially completed the signing of Liverpool forward Iago Aspas on a season-long loan. The Spanish striker passed a medical on Friday after the two clubs agreed a deal, which includes the option to buy permanently, earlier in the week and the paperwork has now been finalised. Aspas, 26, moved to Anfield from Celta Vigo last summer but had a disappointing season and made just 15 appearances, the majority as a substitute, and scored one goal. Unhappy stay: Aspas failed to break into the starting line-up after his £9m move to Liverpool. Heading home: The Spanish striker managed just one goal in his season at the club. The forward cost Liverpool £9million last year, but failed to adapt to a lack of playing time and the English weather during his season at Anfield. 'My experience in the Premier League was fabulous on a collective level, but on an individual level it was very hard for me, because I went from playing all the time to not playing at all,' he told Spanish radio station Cadena Ser. Short stay: Aspas will join Sevilla on a season-long loan, with the possibility of a permanent deal. 'Even though people say Galicians are used to seeing clouds in the sky and a similar climate to the one in Liverpool, once you return here you treasure Spain a lot more. 'I hope I can adapt and climatise to Sevilla as quickly as possible.'
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assistant: Sevilla sign Spanish player for one year with option of permanent deal. Aspas signed for Liverpool last summer. Striker scored just once last year.