Spoon in underwear saving youths from forced marriage    The
British school summer holidays, now well under way, mark a peak
in reports of young people -- typically girls aged 15 and 16 --
being taken abroad on "holiday", for a marriage without consent,
the government says.     When petrified youngsters ring, "if
they don't know exactly when it may happen or if it's going to
happen, we advise them to put a spoon in their underwear," said
Natasha Rattu, Karma Nirvana's operations manager.  "When they
go though security, it will highlight this object in a private
area and, if 16 or over, they will be taken to a safe space
where they have that one last opportunity to disclose they're
being forced to marry," she told AFP.  "We've had people ring
and that it's helped them and got them out of a dangerous
situation. It's an incredibly difficult thing to do with your
family around you -- but they won't be aware you have done it.
It's a safe way."  The charity is working with airports -- so
far London Heathrow, Liverp