Bakery workers strip for charity

Women staff at a branch of bakers Greggs have stripped off for charity, covering their modesty with buns and biscuits.

They bared nearly all for a charity calendar, now on sale at every one of the 1,650 Greggs shops across the UK.

Priced at £5 it has reportedly been flying off the shelves and is on course to raise more than £100,000 for the BBC Children in Need appeal.

The mouth-watering calendar was the idea of Kelly Gilmour, 32, an assistant ­manageress at the shop in Gateshead, Tyneside, where all the women work.

Kelly, who appears as Miss June with a pile of doughnuts and a can of cream, said: "Customers may look at their Belgian buns in a different way now.

"We were really nervous about ­doing the pictures but a couple of glasses of wine helped. Then it was good fun."

Covered in Belgian buns as Miss March, manager Nicola Dickenson, 35, added: "We can't believe it. We're not exactly supermodels."