Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Eric Clapton back Testicular Cancer charity

Sir Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Eric Clapton and Brian May are among several celebrities who are auctioning off their own ties and scarves for charity.

Proceeds will raise funds for Male Cancer Awareness charity Cahonas Scotland as part of their annual Loosen Up Charity Auction.

Other ballsy celebrities including Elvis Costello, Shirley Manson, Annie Lennox and Rod Stewart (and many more) have also donated items from their wardrobe to support the charity as part of Testicular Cancer Awareness Month.

Commenting on the launch of this years 'Loosen Up' campaign, Cahonas Scotland Founder and Chair, Ritchie Marshall said, "This is the fifth year we have hosted our auction. Over the years the Loosen Up Auction has attracted fantastic support - from award winning-actors and music artists to the top stars in Sport and TV favourites, and we expect this year to be just as popular. We would like to thank the many celebrities who have taken the time to engage with us and learn more about what we do and support Testicular Cancer Awareness Month"

All funds raised will help Cahonas Scotland to advance education, awareness and early diagnosis of Testicular Cancer.

To view the items and take part in the auction - which runs until April 24th - visit the official auction website www.loosenupauction.com.