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Craig: The spy I'd like to love me

6:40am Monday 12th May 2008

James Bond star Daniel Craig is the celebrity British women would most like to sleep with.

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Craig received 13% of votes generally in a poll, which also found television host Dermot O'Leary was a particular hit with young women.

Almost a quarter (24%) of 25- to 34-year-old women chose to have him in their beds.

And 2% of the 1,039 women surveyed would like to share their bed with Prince Harry, who came seventh.

Simon Cowell was also a popular bedtime favourite, taking sixth place.

Regional variations saw London women put Alfie star Jude Law in first place, with 12% of the vote.

Scottish women put O'Leary in first place. He also came out top in the south of England, the Midlands and Wales.

The survey was carried out for Patch-it!, a detox patch which is worn on the sole of each foot overnight.

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