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Airbnb is the most popular rendezvous choice for affair seekers, according to new research from Illicitencounters.com. The booking site topped a long list of locations for lovers to meet behind their partner’s back - with a staggering 67% claiming Airbnb helped facilitate their affair.

Kilmarnock has been unveiled as the cheating capital of Ayrshire, according to new figures.

Adultery is falling in Hamilton, with the cost of living crisis a factor in the cheating decrease.

READ MORE: ‘My boyfriend cheated on lads’ holiday and gave himself away when we had sex’ Some 34% named the iconic retailer.Cheater Amy, 31, said M&S were her ‘go to knickers’ when meeting her secret admirer.She said: “M&S knickers are pretty much fail safe – they look great and feel great, and are much better than those daft erotic knickers that spend most of their time up your bum.”A spokeswoman for married dating site Illicit Encounters, which conducted the poll, said: “We surveyed 1,000 of our female members to discover a few eye-opening facts about cheating.“We found that Marks and Spencer was the number one place where women bought sexy underwear for their lover’s eyes only, followed by Victoria’s Secret, and Agent Provocateur.”Jessica Leoni, sex and relationships expert at IllicitEncounters.com, said: “Marks and Sparks is the go-to store for women buying lingerie to wear for their illicit encounters.“Not only is it convenient to grab groceries and sexy underwear in one place, it’s also easier to hide on your bank statement.“A transaction from M&S is going to look much less suspect than, say, Victoria’s Secrets or Agent Provocateur.”READ NEXT:

yoga classes are the nation’s biggest love rats.Researchers discovered 52% of women who have cheated on their partner regularly do yoga.And of those, 78% said it boosts their sex lives – just like pop star Sting, who once claimed yoga helps him and wife Trudie Styler make love for seven hours.Experts believe yoga positions like downward-facing dog and the tree pose can help to improve love-making.After yoga, runners are the second most likely to cheat on their partner, with 20% of female joggers saying they have done so.Tennis players came third on 14%.Women who work out came fourth, with 7% admitting they have had a fling after a gym session.But only 3% of swimmers said they have been unfaithful and just 2% of cyclists.And 2% of women who play other sports including football, volleyball, golf and badminton said they had cheated on a partner.The dating site for married people, illicitencounters.com, asked 2,000 female members which sports they did.Spokeswoman Jessica Leoni said: “Women aretaking up yoga to continue to boost self-esteem and build confidence for an affair.“I’m not shocked swimming and cycling are bottom of the list – these sports are lonely and not sexy.

TV bonkbusters such as Bridgerton and Normal People are the top turn-on for men and women, a survey shows. Some 85 per cent of women and 82 per cent of men have had sex during or straight after a steamy show or movie such as 50 Shades of Grey or Basic Instinct.

Bridgerton and Normal People are now the number one way for getting us in the mood for sex. The vast majority of women (85%) and a similar number of men (82%) have had sex either during or straight after seeing a steamy show or an explicit movie like 50 Shades of Grey and Basic Instinct. After that, what puts men and women in the mood include clean bedsheets, flattering lighting, white wine and beer, scented candles and victory for their sports teams.

Gary Lineker has been red-carded by a sex survey after he famously claimed football was better than making love. The Match Of The Day star, 61, said he got a bigger thrill out of watching Leicester win the FA Cup last year – explaining the “euphoria” of seeing his heroes triumph was better than sex. But research reveals two-thirds of men don’t agree – and say they have more fun scoring with their partner.

heatwave by enjoying al fresco sex, according to a poll.There was also apparently an uptick in people misbehaving and looking to cheat on their partners as temperatures hit 21C.According to the Illicit Encounters dating app, nine out of ten people in the UK admit to having romped outdoors, with beaches being the favoured spot.Four in ten enjoyed getting jiggy in their back gardens, with parks and pools also proving popular.Relationship expert Jessica Leoni reckons that the recent blazing heat has been responsible for more people looking to have fun outside of their relationships.She said: “After the last two years, a summer of love is just what we need.”Fortunately for those who enjoy rumpy pumpy in the sun, it looks as if more is to come this year. Jim Dale, a senior meteorologist at British Weather Services, told the Express this month: "I think hot weather could come in fairly early as far as April is concerned perhaps."I know March is the start of Spring but I think we're probably going to get properly into April before we start to see the searing sort of temperatures."I wouldn't be surprised to see 26C, 27C, 28C in the middle of April."Unfortunately however, the UK's al fresco bonkers will have to put things on ice for a while with a massive snow bomb set to land this week.

IllicitEncounters.com member Sofia, 33, said: “When a man has a long list of sexual encounters it’s a red flag. I’d be wary that he’s a womaniser, and would not trust his intentions.”Meanwhile Henry, 56, argued: “I think variety in partners teaches you a lot about love making.