thedailymirror--2020-03-08--Harry Redknapp and Caitlyn Jenner pocketed £20k each from 'charity' photoshoot

Harry Redknapp and Caitlyn Jenner pocketed huge fees to plug a fake charity in a TV sting .
Channel 4 ’ s Dispatches approached booking agents after setting up a bogus charity called Cleaning Up Plastic Pollution in Africa ( CUPPA ) .
Agency MN2S said footie manager Redknapp would post on Instagram for £15,000 and do a photoshoot for £5,000 , so the reporters paid £20,000 for both .
A snap of Redknapp , 73 , in a CUPPA T-shirt and cap was later posted , saying : “ I ’ m proud to support CUPPA.
” His lawyer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ charge for regular charity work .
“ He agreed to payment after being informed the charity was supported by private investors .
`` He was paid less than the sum quoted.
” MN2S also received £19,500 for a photoshoot and post with US reality star Jenner , 70 .
Her lawyer said : “ Apart from this , she has never been paid for charitable work and intended to donate the money to charities.
” MN2S said charities benefit from celeb links and fees are “ heavily discounted ” from usual rates .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Scandal is on Channel 4 on Monday at 8pm

Harry Redknapp and Caitlyn Jenner 'received fees' to plug what they thought was a charity - but it was actually a sting for Channel 4 programme Despatches
Harry Redknapp and Caitlyn Jenner pocketed huge fees to plug a fake charity in a TV sting.
Channel 4’s Dispatches approached booking agents after setting up a bogus charity called Cleaning Up Plastic Pollution in Africa (CUPPA).
Agency MN2S said footie manager Redknapp would post on Instagram for £15,000 and do a photoshoot for £5,000, so the reporters paid £20,000 for both.
A snap of Redknapp, 73, in a CUPPA T-shirt and cap was later posted, saying: “I’m proud to support CUPPA.”
Image: Channel 4) Channel 4)
His lawyer said: “He would never knowingly charge for regular charity work.
“He agreed to payment after being informed the charity was supported by private investors.
"He was paid less than the sum quoted.”
Image: Channel 4) Channel 4)
MN2S also received £19,500 for a photoshoot and post with US reality star Jenner, 70.
Her lawyer said: “Apart from this, she has never been paid for charitable work and intended to donate the money to charities.”
MN2S said charities benefit from celeb links and fees are “heavily discounted” from usual rates.
A spokesperson for Harry Redknapp said: “As everyone knows, Harry does a massive amount of work for Charities big and small, and has done for many years, which he doesn’t charge for.
“He is disappointed that he was deceived into believing that private investors wanted to engage his services, and would not have accepted payment if he had been told this was being paid for by the charity in question.
"Harry’s 2019 theatre tours raised over £160,000 for charity, and is doing the same again this year. Harry is shocked and upset that he was misled in this way and is donating the money he was paid to the charities he works with so that it can be put to good use.”
Celebs For Sale: The Great Charity Scandal is on Channel 4 on Monday at 8pm


thedailymirror--2020-03-08--How to fall asleep as fast as possible and wake up feeling refreshed every day

A good night ’ s sleep is as important as eating well and exercising when it comes to our health – it allows our bodies and brains to recover from the effects of the day .
‘ Sleep is your life-support system – Mother Nature ’ s best effort yet at immortality , ’ says neuroscientist and author of Why We Sleep , Matthew Walker .
‘ Is there any process in your body that isn ’ t wonderfully enhanced when you get sleep , or demonstrably impaired when you don ’ t get enough ?
The answer seems to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a sedative – they may help you fall asleep , but it is not a natural , restorative sleep , and they don ’ t address the underlying causes of insomnia .
Instead , ask your doctor about Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia ( CBT-I ) .
This helps you identify thoughts and behaviours that could be causing your sleep problems , and replaces them with healthy habits to promote good sleep .
Are you waking up to go to the loo ?
As we get older , we ’ re often not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bladders , so we have to make frequent trips to the toilet .
Try limiting your fluid intake two hours before bed , and cut back on alcohol and caffeine , which are bladder stimulants .
If you ’ re getting up more than three times a night , contact your GP to rule out any health issues .
Nod off in no time with these 5 tips ‘ Our bodies are designed to revolve around regularity , ’ says Matthew .
Aim to go to bed and wake up at the same @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have one bad night ’ s sleep , power through until bedtime , rather than napping in the day .
2 .
Say no to alcohol While a few glasses of wine might make you fall asleep , it restricts REM ( rapid eye movement ) sleep , and can cause you to wake up frequently throughout the night .
The blue light from your phone or tablet can reduce the production of melatonin , a hormone responsible for the sleep-wake cycle .
Turn your devices to ‘ night mode ’ , which @ @ @ @ @ @ @ put them away at least one hour before bed .
If you are kept awake because tomorrow ’ s to-do list is running through your mind , try keeping a pen and notepad by your bed to jot down any thoughts and anxieties before you go to sleep .
Writing worries down helps you to get an objective view on them , so you don ’ t have to ruminate on them all night .
5 .
If you can ’ t sleep , get up… ‘ Our brains quickly learn that bed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ than asleep , ’ says Matthew .
‘ Go to a different room , read or meditate in dim light until you feel sleepy.
’ Try these three breathing exercises The leading cause of insomnia is stress .
When we are stressed , our body produces hormones that make us alert for danger .
When we are ‘ alert ’ , we find it difficult to switch off .
The good news is , you can use your breath to help you feel relaxed and ready for sleep .
This activates the more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sit comfortably , and use your right thumb to close off your right nostril .
Breathe in through your left nostril and out through your left nostril .
Aim for a few minutes each night before you go to bed , or if you wake up in the night .
A technique that reduces anxiety and helps you drift off in as little as 60 seconds .
While lying in bed , inhale through the nose for a count of 4 , hold the breath for a count of 7 , then slowly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of 8 .
Repeat until you fall asleep .
This calms the mind through sound vibration .
In a seated position , close your eyes and cover your ears with your index fingers .
Inhale through your nose , then as you exhale , make the sound of the letter ‘ m ’ .
The ‘ hum ’ lasts as long as your exhale .
Repeat 10 times .

If you struggle to sleep you’re not alone – a quarter of UK adults get less than five hours a night and a third suffer from insomnia. Here’s how to sleep better
How to fall asleep as fast as possible and wake up feeling refreshed every day
A good night’s sleep is as important as eating well and exercising when it comes to our health – it allows our bodies and brains to recover from the effects of the day.
‘Sleep is your life-support system – Mother Nature’s best effort yet at immortality,’ says neuroscientist and author of Why We Sleep, Matthew Walker.
‘Is there any process in your body that isn’t wonderfully enhanced when you get sleep, or demonstrably impaired when you don’t get enough? The answer seems to be no.’
Sleeping pills act as a sedative – they may help you fall asleep, but it is not a natural, restorative sleep, and they don’t address the underlying causes of insomnia.
Instead, ask your doctor about Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I).
This helps you identify thoughts and behaviours that could be causing your sleep problems, and replaces them with healthy habits to promote good sleep.
Image: Getty Images/EyeEm) Getty Images/EyeEm)
Are you waking up to go to the loo? As we get older, we’re often not able to hold as much in our bladders, so we have to make frequent trips to the toilet.
Try limiting your fluid intake two hours before bed, and cut back on alcohol and caffeine, which are bladder stimulants. If you’re getting up more than three times a night, contact your GP to rule out any health issues.
Nod off in no time with these 5 tips
Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto) Getty Images/iStockphoto)
1. Stick to a routine
‘Our bodies are designed to revolve around regularity,’ says Matthew. Aim to go to bed and wake up at the same time every day. Even if you have one bad night’s sleep, power through until bedtime, rather than napping in the day.
2. Say no to alcohol
While a few glasses of wine might make you fall asleep, it restricts REM (rapid eye movement) sleep, and can cause you to wake up frequently throughout the night.
3. Reduce screen time
The blue light from your phone or tablet can reduce the production of melatonin, a hormone responsible for the sleep-wake cycle. Turn your devices to ‘night mode’, which switches off the blue light. Or put them away at least one hour before bed.
4. Write things down
If you are kept awake because tomorrow’s to-do list is running through your mind, try keeping a pen and notepad by your bed to jot down any thoughts and anxieties before you go to sleep. Writing worries down helps you to get an objective view on them, so you don’t have to ruminate on them all night.
5. If you can’t sleep, get up…
‘Our brains quickly learn that bed is a place you are awake rather than asleep,’ says Matthew. ‘Go to a different room, read or meditate in dim light until you feel sleepy.’
Try these three breathing exercises
Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto) Getty Images/iStockphoto)
The leading cause of insomnia is stress. When we are stressed, our body produces hormones that make us alert for danger. When we are ‘alert’, we find it difficult to switch off. The good news is, you can use your breath to help you feel relaxed and ready for sleep.
1. Left nostril breathing'
This activates the more calming side of the nervous system. Sit comfortably, and use your right thumb to close off your right nostril. Breathe in through your left nostril and out through your left nostril. Aim for a few minutes each night before you go to bed, or if you wake up in the night.
2. 4-7-8 breathing
A technique that reduces anxiety and helps you drift off in as little as 60 seconds. While lying in bed, inhale through the nose for a count of 4, hold the breath for a count of 7, then slowly exhale through the mouth for a count of 8. Repeat until you fall asleep.
3. Humming bee breath
This calms the mind through sound vibration. In a seated position, close your eyes and cover your ears with your index fingers. Inhale through your nose, then as you exhale, make the sound of the letter ‘m’. The ‘hum’ lasts as long as your exhale. Repeat 10 times.


thedailymirror--2020-03-08--Mum's life-long anorexia battle finally cured after family hire “horse whisperer”

Nuzzling noses and stroking manes , Joanna Corfield is a picture of health and calm serenity surrounded by her beautiful free-roaming ponies .
But it ’ s been a long journey for the anorexia sufferer to find such inner peace .
‘ For most of my life I felt I was less than everyone else , ’ admits Joanna , 60 , who lives in Carmarthenshire , Wales .
‘ I carried a lot of darkness inside me .
I tried traditional therapies , but it took the love and understanding of a pony to finally make me confront my @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ Growing up in Cambridgeshire with her vicar dad , mum , and three brothers , Joanna felt like there was always pressure to behave in a certain way and , from an early age , believed she was falling short .
‘ Dad was quite Victorian in his attitudes , ’ she recalls .
‘ And Mum lacked confidence , which I inherited from her .
I was never academic and I felt I was a disappointment.
’ Joanna was a tomboy , often teased for having ‘ fat ankles ’ and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ after a cartoon character .
‘ I was never fat .
I ’ m 5ft 6ins tall and never weighed more than 9st 5lb .
But I took the comments to heart .
By 14 , I ’ d started running 10 to 15 miles daily to try to make myself smaller.
’ Aged 15 , Joanna was sent to boarding school .
It was an unhappy , lonely experience and she became fixated on food .
‘ School food was disgusting .
They served watery onion quiche and tinned tomatoes on toast @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , no one paid any attention .
When other girls started commenting , “ Ooh you ’ re all skinny , ” it made me feel powerful , like I had willpower they didn ’ t. ’ After a year , Joanna ’ s worried parents removed her and sent her to the local comp , but anorexia had taken a grip .
Aged 16 , her weight had plummeted to a shocking 5st .
‘ No one had really heard of anorexia in the mid-1970s , ’ explains Joanna .
‘ My @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , then called a “ mental asylum ” .
I was a naive vicar ’ s daughter surrounded by very sick people slashing themselves and rocking in corners .
It wasn ’ t the best environment for me .
‘ I was pumped full of sedatives , forced to have milky drinks every hour and two nurses stood guard at mealtimes making me eat.
’ After three months , when her weight had risen to 7st 8lbs , she went home , and so the cycle began .
Joanna was later admitted to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ forced to eat 3,000 calories a day and to undergo group therapy .
By now she had also developed bulimia .
Eating in front of her family , in private she made herself sick .
She did it so often , she eventually mastered vomiting at will .
Despite this , she managed to get five O levels , but then flitted from job to job .
‘ I worked as a nanny , in a shop , as a waitress , sometimes only lasting half a day .
I was so anxious @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with food I even began a catering course , which I was good at , but quit .
I felt rubbish at everything .
I dressed sexily in tight jeans and heels but had no self-esteem and fell in with the wrong crowd.
’ In 1986 , aged 26 , Joanna got married to a much older painting contractor called Peter* .
They bought a house with land in Norfolk .
‘ I wasn ’ t in love with him but he was 20 years older and worshipped me .
He knew about @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to handle me.
’ The years of self-abuse meant Joanna took a long time to get pregnant .
Baby Richard* arrived in 1989 , but even during the pregnancy Joanna restricted herself to just one meal replacement shake a day and a glass of water .
And despite trying IVF for a second child , she had no luck .
As a mum she made spag bol and lasagne for her family , but for years she was secretly locked in a binge/purge cycle .
Things only changed when Richard , then aged @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with horses .
‘ One of the ponies , Gus , had been abandoned .
Richard begged me to keep him and I agreed .
We had the land and I ’ d ridden as a child .
Gus was not my friend though .
He kicked me and bit .
‘ Everyone said , “ Gus needs a companion.
” So we got Bronwen , a dark bay mare .
She was terrified of me !
Every time I approached her she ran to the furthest corner of the paddock , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to mount her .
‘ I knew she had a sunny disposition with her previous owners , so the problem , as always , must be me.
’ Refusing to be beaten , Joanna read every book she could find on horse behaviour .
‘ It became my new obsession .
After three months of failing to progress , I sought the help of a professional “ horse whisperer ” .
This small , unremarkable man had Bronwen mesmerised .
Respecting him as an equal , they shared a real understanding . '
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ I appeared through Bronwen ’ s eyes .
It was crystal clear that my pony was just mirroring me .
It was a wake-up call to confront my own body language , beliefs and self-hatred.
’ Convinced her own fear was causing the pony ’ s mood , she began studying Bronwen ’ s behaviours .
‘ I noticed every twitch , ripple of muscle and change in energy perfectly reflected my own .
For the first time in my life , paying minute attention to her , I began really tuning into @ @ @ @ @ @ @ had just been a foreign land.
’ Gradually , over weeks and months , Joanna began to let go of her tension around Bronwen – and was rewarded when the pony ’ s wrath softened into warm , protective affection .
‘ The feeling I got from Bronwen as she wrapped her head and neck around me once I ’ d let go of my fear was something I ’ d never experienced before and it was so rewarding.
’ That new calmness extended beyond the paddock , too – soon Joanna was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ‘ It was like the obsession and addictions I had around my body were being replaced by something that felt healing and healthy . '
I gradually binged and purged less until , after two years of having Bronwen , I realised I just didn ’ t want to do that any more .
I ’ d become addicted to feeling good instead , like the joyful person inside was allowed to be free.
’ Determined others should be able to benefit like her , Joanna became a pioneer of Equine Involvement Therapy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to benefit mental and emotional health .
She also qualified as a hypnotherapist , stress management and mindfulness practitioner .
Joanna found the confidence to leave her marriage in 2006 .
She now lives in Wales with her free-roaming ponies who are kept naturally in a herd .
And she runs HopeThruHorses , which was registered as a charitable organisation for mental health last year .
More than 100 people have benefited from being in the company of her ponies – there are now 15 as Bronwen had foals and Joanna has acquired @ @ @ @ @ @ @ issues with her , clients are encouraged to practise breathing exercises , then observe the ponies , before finally interacting with them .
It ’ s not about petting horses , it ’ s about becoming more self-aware .
Because horses are highly attuned to body language , clients come to appreciate how their own behaviour affects others .
No riding skills are required and a three-hour session is ideal , though some clients attend for just an hour .
As well as seeing people with eating disorders transform their lives , Joanna @ @ @ @ @ @ @ issues including anxiety , stress and deep-rooted trauma .
‘ We recently had a visit from children with special needs .
One boy , who was non-verbal , began speaking for the first time , saying things like , “ Come on , ” and , “ Good boy , ” to the horses .
It was magically rewarding .
‘ Within a herd all the horses have a role , but no one is better than anyone else , ’ says Joanna .
‘ Horses teach us that we are all equal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but we can all learn from spending time with animals.
’ The theory is that horses are sociable animals with herd dynamics similar to the family system .
Horses are naturally calm animals , highly tuned to body language , and practitioners believe they can regulate the nervous system , helping people release the fear that lies behind their problems .
Equine Involvement Therapy addresses the psychological and emotional effects of trauma on the nervous system , body , mind and energy .
Find out more about Joanna ’ s work at HopeThruHorses.com @

Joanna Corfield's relationship with a horse cured anorexia after 30 years and she runs an equine centre in Carmarthenshire for others with mental health issues
Nuzzling noses and stroking manes, Joanna Corfield is a picture of health and calm serenity surrounded by her beautiful free-roaming ponies. But it’s been a long journey for the anorexia sufferer to find such inner peace.
‘For most of my life I felt I was less than everyone else,’ admits Joanna, 60, who lives in Carmarthenshire, Wales.
‘I carried a lot of darkness inside me. I tried traditional therapies, but it took the love and understanding of a pony to finally make me confront my fears about life and look after myself.’
Growing up in Cambridgeshire with her vicar dad, mum, and three brothers, Joanna felt like there was always pressure to behave in a certain way and, from an early age, believed she was falling short.
‘Dad was quite Victorian in his attitudes,’ she recalls. ‘And Mum lacked confidence, which I inherited from her. I was never academic and I felt I was a disappointment.’
Joanna was a tomboy, often teased for having ‘fat ankles’ and nicknamed Jumbo Jo by other kids, after a cartoon character.
‘I was never fat. I’m 5ft 6ins tall and never weighed more than 9st 5lb. But I took the comments to heart. By 14, I’d started running 10 to 15 miles daily to try to make myself smaller.’
Aged 15, Joanna was sent to boarding school. It was an unhappy, lonely experience and she became fixated on food.
Image: Hopethruhorses.com) Hopethruhorses.com)
‘School food was disgusting. They served watery onion quiche and tinned tomatoes on toast. It was easy not to eat, no one paid any attention. When other girls started commenting, “Ooh you’re all skinny,” it made me feel powerful, like I had willpower they didn’t.’
After a year, Joanna’s worried parents removed her and sent her to the local comp, but anorexia had taken a grip. Aged 16, her weight had plummeted to a shocking 5st.
‘No one had really heard of anorexia in the mid-1970s,’ explains Joanna. ‘My parents checked me into a psychiatric hospital, then called a “mental asylum”.
I was a naive vicar’s daughter surrounded by very sick people slashing themselves and rocking in corners. It wasn’t the best environment for me.
‘I was pumped full of sedatives, forced to have milky drinks every hour and two nurses stood guard at mealtimes making me eat.’
After three months, when her weight had risen to 7st 8lbs, she went home, and so the cycle began. Joanna was later admitted to a different hospital for six months, forced to eat 3,000 calories a day and to undergo group therapy.
By now she had also developed bulimia. Eating in front of her family, in private she made herself sick. She did it so often, she eventually mastered vomiting at will. Despite this, she managed to get five O levels, but then flitted from job to job.
‘I worked as a nanny, in a shop, as a waitress, sometimes only lasting half a day. I was so anxious and unhappy. I was so obsessed with food I even began a catering course, which I was good at, but quit. I felt rubbish at everything. I dressed sexily in tight jeans and heels but had no self-esteem and fell in with the wrong crowd.’
Image: Hopethruhorses.com) Hopethruhorses.com)
In 1986, aged 26, Joanna got married to a much older painting contractor called Peter*. They bought a house with land in Norfolk. ‘I wasn’t in love with him but he was 20 years older and worshipped me. He knew about my eating disorder but was clueless how to handle me.’
The years of self-abuse meant Joanna took a long time to get pregnant. Baby Richard* arrived in 1989, but even during the pregnancy Joanna restricted herself to just one meal replacement shake a day and a glass of water. And despite trying IVF for a second child, she had no luck.
As a mum she made spag bol and lasagne for her family, but for years she was secretly locked in a binge/purge cycle. Things only changed when Richard, then aged 11, landed a Saturday job working with horses.
‘One of the ponies, Gus, had been abandoned. Richard begged me to keep him and I agreed. We had the land and I’d ridden as a child. Gus was not my friend though. He kicked me and bit.
‘Everyone said, “Gus needs a companion.” So we got Bronwen, a dark bay mare. She was terrified of me! Every time I approached her she ran to the furthest corner of the paddock, and she’d move as I attempted to mount her.
‘I knew she had a sunny disposition with her previous owners, so the problem, as always, must be me.’
Refusing to be beaten, Joanna read every book she could find on horse behaviour.
‘It became my new obsession. After three months of failing to progress, I sought the help of a professional “horse whisperer”. This small, unremarkable man had Bronwen mesmerised. Respecting him as an equal, they shared a real understanding.
Image: Hopethruhorses.com) Hopethruhorses.com)
'I had this sudden realisation of how I appeared through Bronwen’s eyes. It was crystal clear that my pony was just mirroring me. It was a wake-up call to confront my own body language, beliefs and self-hatred.’
Convinced her own fear was causing the pony’s mood, she began studying Bronwen’s behaviours.
‘I noticed every twitch, ripple of muscle and change in energy perfectly reflected my own. For the first time in my life, paying minute attention to her, I began really tuning into my own body, which until then had just been a foreign land.’
Gradually, over weeks and months, Joanna began to let go of her tension around Bronwen – and was rewarded when the pony’s wrath softened into warm, protective affection.
‘The feeling I got from Bronwen as she wrapped her head and neck around me once I’d let go of my fear was something I’d never experienced before and it was so rewarding.’
That new calmness extended beyond the paddock, too – soon Joanna was practising daily breathing exercises and meditation.
‘It was like the obsession and addictions I had around my body were being replaced by something that felt healing and healthy.
'I gradually binged and purged less until, after two years of having Bronwen, I realised I just didn’t want to do that any more. I’d become addicted to feeling good instead, like the joyful person inside was allowed to be free.’
Determined others should be able to benefit like her, Joanna became a pioneer of Equine Involvement Therapy, a method
of working with horses to benefit mental and emotional health. She also qualified as a hypnotherapist, stress management and mindfulness practitioner.
Joanna found the confidence to leave her marriage in 2006. She now lives in Wales with her free-roaming ponies who are kept naturally in a herd. And she runs HopeThruHorses, which was registered as a charitable organisation for mental health last year.
More than 100 people have benefited from being in the company of her ponies – there are now 15 as Bronwen had foals and Joanna has acquired some others.
After talking through their issues with her, clients are encouraged to practise breathing exercises, then observe the ponies, before finally interacting with them. It’s not about petting horses, it’s about becoming more self-aware.
Because horses are highly attuned to body language, clients come to appreciate how their own behaviour affects others. No riding skills are required and a three-hour session is ideal, though some clients attend for just an hour.
As well as seeing people with eating disorders transform their lives, Joanna has helped others with a variety of issues including anxiety, stress and deep-rooted trauma.
‘We recently had a visit from children with special needs. One boy, who was non-verbal, began speaking for the first time, saying things like, “Come on,” and, “Good boy,” to the horses. It was magically rewarding.
‘Within a herd all the horses have a role, but no one is better than anyone else,’ says Joanna. ‘Horses teach us that we are all equal. A horse transformed my life, but we can all learn from spending time with animals.’
*names have been changed.
What is Equine Involvement Therapy?
The theory is that horses are sociable animals with herd dynamics similar to the family system. Horses are naturally calm animals, highly tuned to body language, and practitioners believe they can regulate the nervous system, helping people release the fear that lies behind their problems. Equine Involvement Therapy addresses the psychological and emotional effects of trauma on the nervous system, body, mind and energy. Find out more about Joanna’s work at HopeThruHorses.com.


thedailymirror--2020-03-07--England 33-30 Wales: Eddie Jones rages over Tuilagi red card in Twickenham win

Eddie Jones let rip after England had Manu Tuilagi sent off and gave up the chance to go top of the Six Nations .
Tuilagi saw red for a no-arms head hit on George North as England edged a Twickenham thriller but for the second straight game failed to convert first half dominance into maximum points .
Jones ’ team ended the game with 13 men and the Aussie boss raged : “ We were expecting a tough Test right to the end and we got it - but when you get 13 against 16 , it 's pretty hard.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ O ’ Keefe was favouring Wales could well land him in hot water - and leaves England sweating on THREE potential disciplinary issues .
It was a tale of two tackles , with Tuilagi ’ s hit following an incident , caught on television , which appeared to show prop Joe Marler ‘ bag snatching ’ Alun Wyn Jones .
Testicle grabbing , twisting or squeezing carries a lower end bag of 12 weeks and the unimpressed Wales captain said : “ Hopefully World Rugby have a look at it.
” England had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ nation bogged down by the twin-pronged misery of flooding and coronavirus .
They provided the thrills alright for a sell-out crowd as they powered to a 33-16 lead an hour into a brutally physical contest en route to only their third Triple Crown since winning the World Cup 17 years ago .
But they then got carried away with themselves and after Ellis Genge was sent to the sin bin Tuilagi ploughed into North and was given his marching orders .
Wales boss Wayne Pivac said : `` I thought it was the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Jones fumed : “ Manu was trying to kill the tackle .
That ’ s the only thing he was trying to do .
“ It just seems there ’ s no common sense applied in that situation .
This bit about where your arms are , what a load of rubbish .
“ I usually don ’ t comment , but I don ’ t see how you can tackle a guy .
Clearly the guy is falling , there ’ s a good chop tackle and Manu is coming over the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ He ’ s doing everything that he ’ s supposed to be doing and he gets red carded.
” Wales could not believe their good fortune and Dan Biggar and Justin Tipuric snatched late tries to rescue a losing point and leave England short of the four-try bonus they needed to leapfrog France .
Tuilagi is the sixth England player to be sent off , the first since Elliot Daly against Argentina in 2016 - and the first EVER in a Five/Six Nations match .
How it changed the mood of a stadium @ @ @ @ @ @ @ customary barnstorming start , with Anthony Watson crossing after just four minutes following a beautifully worked move .
Maro Itoje won a line-out in the Welsh 22 , Tom Curry fed the ball out to Ben Youngs who flicked it straight back inside for Watson to power through two tackles to the line .
Soon after Marler squeezed Jones ’ lunchbox but escaped on-field punishment as the officials missed it .
When Youngs , Owen Farrell and George Ford then put Elliot Daly over in the corner it seemed England could do no @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in memory of former team mate Matthew J Watkins - hit back with the try of the game , a length-of-the-field effort finished by Tipuric on the first play of the second half .
However , Tuilagi responded with England ’ s third try - before forfeiting hero status and leaving his team hanging on at the death .

Tuilagi faces ban and Joe Marler could join him on naughty step for appearing to grab Alun Wyn Jones' private parts
Eddie Jones let rip after England had Manu Tuilagi sent off and gave up the chance to go top of the Six Nations.
Tuilagi saw red for a no-arms head hit on George North as England edged a Twickenham thriller but for the second straight game failed to convert first half dominance into maximum points.
Jones’ team ended the game with 13 men and the Aussie boss raged: “We were expecting a tough Test right to the end and we got it - but when you get 13 against 16, it's pretty hard.”
His inference that Kiwi ref Ben O’Keefe was favouring Wales could well land him in hot water - and leaves England sweating on THREE potential disciplinary issues.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
It was a tale of two tackles, with Tuilagi’s hit following an incident, caught on television, which appeared to show prop Joe Marler ‘bag snatching’ Alun Wyn Jones.
Testicle grabbing, twisting or squeezing carries a lower end bag of 12 weeks and the unimpressed Wales captain said: “Hopefully World Rugby have a look at it.”
England had promised to raise the spirits of a nation bogged down by the twin-pronged misery of flooding and coronavirus.
They provided the thrills alright for a sell-out crowd as they powered to a 33-16 lead an hour into a brutally physical contest en route to only their third Triple Crown since winning the World Cup 17 years ago.
But they then got carried away with themselves and after Ellis Genge was sent to the sin bin Tuilagi ploughed into North and was given his marching orders.
Wales boss Wayne Pivac said: "I thought it was the correct decision."
But England counterpart Jones fumed: “Manu was trying to kill the tackle. That’s the only thing he was trying to do.
Image: FACUNDO ARRIZABALAGA/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock) FACUNDO ARRIZABALAGA/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock)
“It just seems there’s no common sense applied in that situation. This bit about where your arms are, what a load of rubbish.
“I usually don’t comment, but I don’t see how you can tackle a guy. Clearly the guy is falling, there’s a good chop tackle and Manu is coming over the top to kill the tackle.
“He’s doing everything that he’s supposed to be doing and he gets red carded.”
Image: Action Images via Reuters) Action Images via Reuters)
Wales could not believe their good fortune and Dan Biggar and Justin Tipuric snatched late tries to rescue a losing point and leave England short of the four-try bonus they needed to leapfrog France.
Tuilagi is the sixth England player to be sent off, the first since Elliot Daly against Argentina in 2016 - and the first EVER in a Five/Six Nations match.
How it changed the mood of a stadium which had revelled in England’s customary barnstorming start, with Anthony Watson crossing after just four minutes following a beautifully worked move.
Image: PA) PA)
Maro Itoje won a line-out in the Welsh 22, Tom Curry fed the ball out to Ben Youngs who flicked it straight back inside for Watson to power through two tackles to the line.
Soon after Marler squeezed Jones’ lunchbox but escaped on-field punishment as the officials missed it. When Youngs, Owen Farrell and George Ford then put Elliot Daly over in the corner it seemed England could do no wrong.
Wales - wearing black armbands in memory of former team mate Matthew J Watkins - hit back with the try of the game, a length-of-the-field effort finished by Tipuric on the first play of the second half.
However, Tuilagi responded with England’s third try - before forfeiting hero status and leaving his team hanging on at the death.
ENGLAND - Tries: Watson, Daly, Tuilagi. Cons: Farrell 3. Pens: Farrell 3, Ford.
WALES - Tries: Tipuric 2, Biggar. Cons: Biggar 3. Pen: Halfpenny 2, Biggar.


thedailymirror--2020-03-07--Wayne Rooney 'compares Man Utd star Bruno Fernandes to Paul Scholes'

Wayne Rooney reportedly compared Bruno Fernandes to Manchester United legend Paul Scholes after coming up against the Portuguese ace this week .
Rooney 's Derby County side were beaten 3-0 by his former club on Thursday , with Fernandes one of United 's best players on the night .
The Red Devils have yet to lose with Fernandes in the side since his £47million move from Sporting Lisbon in January , and Rams skipper Rooney was impressed by what he saw at Pride Park .
So much so , that United 's all-time top scorer reportedly told pals Fernandes reminded @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the legendary midfielder of the Sir Alex Ferguson era who was one of the finest players of his generation .
`` Wayne loved being back on the pitch against United , '' said a source quoted by The Sun .
“ He loves the club .
He told the players they were a very , very good team and that they will only get better now Fernandes has signed for them .
“ Wayne thought it was hard to get close to him at times and his performance reminded him of the way @ @ @ @ @ @ @ added : “ Some of the players told him they are really excited Bruno is there .
“ They said he has brought a buzz back around the club.
” A member of the Class of '92 , one-club man Scholes played more than 700 times for United , scoring more than 150 goals in a career spanning 20 years .
He was a member of the treble-winning side of 1998/99 , with his trophy haul including 11 Premier League titles , two European Cups , three FA Cups , two League Cups @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , 25 , has already scored twice for United since joining in January , having netted eight league goals and six in the Europa League for Sporting prior to his January move .

Manchester United's all-time top scorer came up against Fernandes in FA Cup clash on Thursday, and says his former club will only get better with Portuguese ace in the side
Wayne Rooney reportedly compared Bruno Fernandes to Manchester United legend Paul Scholes after coming up against the Portuguese ace this week.
Rooney's Derby County side were beaten 3-0 by his former club on Thursday, with Fernandes one of United's best players on the night.
The Red Devils have yet to lose with Fernandes in the side since his £47million move from Sporting Lisbon in January, and Rams skipper Rooney was impressed by what he saw at Pride Park.
So much so, that United's all-time top scorer reportedly told pals Fernandes reminded him of his former teammate Scholes, the legendary midfielder of the Sir Alex Ferguson era who was one of the finest players of his generation.
"Wayne loved being back on the pitch against United," said a source quoted by The Sun .
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
“He loves the club. He told the players they were a very, very good team and that they will only get better now Fernandes has signed for them.
“Wayne thought it was hard to get close to him at times and his performance reminded him of the way Paul Scholes played."
The source added: “Some of the players told him they are really excited Bruno is there.
“They said he has brought a buzz back around the club.”
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
A member of the Class of '92, one-club man Scholes played more than 700 times for United, scoring more than 150 goals in a career spanning 20 years.
He was a member of the treble-winning side of 1998/99, with his trophy haul including 11 Premier League titles, two European Cups, three FA Cups, two League Cups and the Club World Cup.
Fernandes, 25, has already scored twice for United since joining in January, having netted eight league goals and six in the Europa League for Sporting prior to his January move.


thedailymirror--2020-03-07--Kevin Clifton 'desperate to quit Strictly in 2018' and resented Anneka Rice pairing

Kevin Clifton was keen to quit Strictly Come Dancing last year but was persuaded to stay , according to reports .
The pro , who sensationally quit the show on Friday , was also reportedly resentful of being paired with Anneka Rice in last year 's series .
Anneka , 61 , struggled with the routines and the pair got booted off the shoe in the third week .
It was a tough fall from grace for Kevin , 37 , who had won the show the previous year with Stacey Dooley , who then became his girlfriend .
According @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to leave on a high but was talked into staying another year - which saw him suffer a crushing defeat .
He had allegedly been offered lucrative gigs with Stacey which meant he wanted to leave on a high .
A source said : “ He only earns around £45,000 for the show and yet he could pick up £100,000 for a year-long theatre gig .
“ His head was turned by the money .
But he was talked into coming back with a lot of flattery about ‘ King Kev ’ being @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ He hoped to follow his and Stacey ’ s win with more success .
Instead he was paired with Anneka , who — lovely as she is — was never going to the final.
” They added that he wished he had followed his sister Joanne , who quit Strictly in 2016 after she won the show alongside partner Ore Odub .
MirrorOnline has reached out to a rep for Kevin for comment .
Kevin joined the BBC show 's professional line-up in 2013 , but penned a heartfelt post on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
He wrote : `` To the entire Strictly family , the past 7 years have been some of the most wonderful years of my life .
I am grateful to the BBC and Strictly Come Dancing for giving me the opportunity to have been a part of something truly special .
`` Since first being called ‘ Kevin From Grimsby ’ by Sir Bruce Forsyth in 2013 I have experienced the highs of 5 finals , winning a Guinness World record on It Takes Two , the Strictly Arena tour glitterball and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ series with Stacey Dooley .
`` After finishing last series with the Children In Need trophy and the Christmas Special I want to leave on a high and have therefore decided the time has come to move on and focus on other areas of my life and career .
`` I want to thank all of the pros for inspiring me every day as well as all of my celebrity partners .
The whole team behind the scenes have made always made the Strictly family what it is and the loveliest show to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ anyone who has ever voted for me and my partners .
It means the world .
And a special thank you to Jason Gilkison for always believing in me .
`` To me Strictly always has been and always will be the best show on tv and has been an absolute dream and honour to be a part of .
`` Pre 2013 I used to watch every week .
Now I look forward to returning to being a fan and cheering on my friends who keep dancing . ''

Kevin Clifton was reportedly desperate to leave on a high after winning Strictly in 2018 with Stacey Dooley, but was persuaded to stay for another year
Kevin Clifton was keen to quit Strictly Come Dancing last year but was persuaded to stay, according to reports.
The pro, who sensationally quit the show on Friday, was also reportedly resentful of being paired with Anneka Rice in last year's series.
Anneka, 61, struggled with the routines and the pair got booted off the shoe in the third week.
It was a tough fall from grace for Kevin, 37, who had won the show the previous year with Stacey Dooley, who then became his girlfriend.
According to The Sun , Kevin was desperate to leave on a high but was talked into staying another year - which saw him suffer a crushing defeat.
Image: Getty) Getty)
He had allegedly been offered lucrative gigs with Stacey which meant he wanted to leave on a high.
A source said: “He only earns around £45,000 for the show and yet he could pick up £100,000 for a year-long theatre gig.
“His head was turned by the money. But he was talked into coming back with a lot of flattery about ‘King Kev’ being the most-loved pro dancer on the show.
Image: BBC/PA) BBC/PA)
“He hoped to follow his and Stacey’s win with more success. Instead he was paired with Anneka, who — lovely as she is — was never going to the final.”
They added that he wished he had followed his sister Joanne, who quit Strictly in 2016 after she won the show alongside partner Ore Odub.
A rep for Kevin denied the claims.
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Kevin joined the BBC show's professional line-up in 2013, but penned a heartfelt post on Friday to announce he was stepping back.
He wrote: "To the entire Strictly family, the past 7 years have been some of the most wonderful years of my life. I am grateful to the BBC and Strictly Come Dancing for giving me the opportunity to have been a part of something truly special.
"Since first being called ‘Kevin From Grimsby’ by Sir Bruce Forsyth in 2013 I have experienced the highs of 5 finals, winning a Guinness World record on It Takes Two, the Strictly Arena tour glitterball and then the ultimate of winning the 2018 series with Stacey Dooley.
Image: PA) PA)
"After finishing last series with the Children In Need trophy and the Christmas Special I want to leave on a high and have therefore decided the time has come to move on and focus on other areas of my life and career.
"I want to thank all of the pros for inspiring me every day as well as all of my celebrity partners. The whole team behind the scenes have made always made the Strictly family what it is and the loveliest show to work for.
"Thank you to anyone who has ever voted for me and my partners. It means the world. And a special thank you to Jason Gilkison for always believing in me.
"To me Strictly always has been and always will be the best show on tv and has been an absolute dream and honour to be a part of.
"Pre 2013 I used to watch every week. Now I look forward to returning to being a fan and cheering on my friends who keep dancing."


thedailymirror--2020-03-07--Madeira earthquake: Tourists run for cover as powerful 5.2 tremor rocks tourist hotspot

British tourists have been caught up in a powerful earthquake which struck the island of Madeira this evening .
The magnitude 5.3 tremor shook the popular holiday spot just before 9pm .
It struck 42 kilometres from the Deserta Grande Island , according to the National Geographic Institute .
A couple from Blackpool have spoken of how they felt the tremor , which happened at a depth of 5 kilometres , from their third floor hotel room .
Were you affected by the earthquake ?
Email webnews @ mirror.co.uk '' It lasted for about a minute , '' they told @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 3rd floor of the Pestana Casino Gardens .
We knew what it was , having been in Christchurch Feb 2011 , which was much worse .
`` There were no aftershocks , no pre-shocks , only a single rumble .
Then it was gone . ''
Another holidaymaker in Funchal said : `` On holiday in hotel .
Very very scary .
Thought the building was going to collapse . ''
Others reported `` very strong shaking '' with ornaments falling on the floor , walls and lights shaking and shaking floors in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ moved with side to side shaking , '' said another .
The shakes were also reportedly felt in the Canary Islands .
The Deserta Grande Island is 14 miles southeast of Madeira Island , part of an archipelago of four islands off the northwest coast of Africa .
It is home to just under 270,000 people and is visited by a million tourists each year .
No injuries have been reported and no infrastructure of housing was damaged , according to the national civil protection authority .

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British tourists are among those caught in a powerful 5.2 magnitude earthquake which struck the holiday island of Madeira this evening
British tourists have been caught up in a powerful earthquake which struck the island of Madeira this evening.
The magnitude 5.3 tremor shook the popular holiday spot just before 9pm.
It struck 42 kilometres from the Deserta Grande Island, according to the National Geographic Institute.
A couple from Blackpool have spoken of how they felt the tremor, which happened at a depth of 5 kilometres, from their third floor hotel room.
Were you affected by the earthquake? Email webnews@mirror.co.uk
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"It lasted for about a minute," they told earthquakes.com .
"We were on the 3rd floor of the Pestana Casino Gardens. We knew what it was, having been in Christchurch Feb 2011, which was much worse.
"There were no aftershocks, no pre-shocks, only a single rumble. Then it was gone."
Another holidaymaker in Funchal said: "On holiday in hotel. Very very scary. Thought the building was going to collapse."
Others reported "very strong shaking" with ornaments falling on the floor, walls and lights shaking and shaking floors in restaurants.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
"No damage whole house moved with side to side shaking," said another.
The shakes were also reportedly felt in the Canary Islands.
The Deserta Grande Island is 14 miles southeast of Madeira Island, part of an archipelago of four islands off the northwest coast of Africa.
It is home to just under 270,000 people and is visited by a million tourists each year.
No injuries have been reported and no infrastructure of housing was damaged, according to the national civil protection authority.


thedailymirror--2020-03-07--Joe Swash says brutal Dancing On Ice rehearsals have caused him to 'break down'

Joe Swash says his punishing Dancing On Ice schedule is pushing him to breaking point - as the final episode of the current series nears .
The 38-year-old former EastEnders actor has skated his way to the live final of the 2020 series , but it sounds like it has come at a cost at his mental and physical health .
Joe - who has been in a relationship with 30-year-old Stacey Solomon since 2015 and together they have four children between them - became a dad to youngest son , Rex , last May .
But the combination of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ week and barely seeing his family has left him at the end of his tether as the climactic Dancing On Ice final comes in to view .
“ For the past couple of weeks I ’ ve been right on the edge physically , mentally and emotionally .
It ’ s such a tough show and the hours are so long , ” Joe told the Daily Star .
“ It ’ s had me in a right mess .
I have 10-minute periods where I have a little breakdown .
There have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ups and downs… I feel so tired , I ’ ve just felt quite emotional .
You can lose perspective , ” he continued .
With girlfriend Stacey also working a hectic schedule due to her own television career , Joe admits he is missing his own family and has barely had time to see them .
“ It ’ s 10 hours a day , seven days a week .
I had a baby and then I just haven ’ t seen him .
I see more of him on Instagram than @ @ @ @ @ @ @ moment , ” he said .
Joe has made it to the final of Dancing On Ice alongside profession skate partner Alex Murphy .
On Sunday night , they will battle against Paralympic sprinter Libby Clegg and her partner Mark Hanretty , and Diversity dancer Perri Kiely and his partner Vanessa Bauer for the Dancing On Ice crown .
The latest series has been hit with scandal since it began airing at the start of the year - with former judge Jason Gardiner lashing out at Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield and describing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ dropped from the show .
While contestant Caprice Bourret sensationally quit the series after week four amid allegations of behind-the-scenes bullying .
The Dancing On Ice 2020 series final airs on ITV on Sunday 8 March at 6pm .

Joe and his Dancing On Ice profession skate partner Alex Murphy have made it all the way to the end of the series - but it has come at a price for the former EastEnders star
Joe Swash says brutal Dancing On Ice rehearsals have caused him to 'break down'
Joe Swash says his punishing Dancing On Ice schedule is pushing him to breaking point - as the final episode of the current series nears.
The 38-year-old former EastEnders actor has skated his way to the live final of the 2020 series, but it sounds like it has come at a cost at his mental and physical health.
Joe - who has been in a relationship with 30-year-old Stacey Solomon since 2015 and together they have four children between them - became a dad to youngest son, Rex, last May.
But the combination of training on the ice seven days a week and barely seeing his family has left him at the end of his tether as the climactic Dancing On Ice final comes in to view.
Image: ITV/REX/Shutterstock) ITV/REX/Shutterstock)
“For the past couple of weeks I’ve been right on the edge physically, mentally and emotionally. It’s such a tough show and the hours are so long,” Joe told the Daily Star.
“It’s had me in a right mess. I have 10-minute periods where I have a little breakdown. There have been tears. I’ve had ups and downs… I feel so tired, I’ve just felt quite emotional. You can lose perspective,” he continued.
With girlfriend Stacey also working a hectic schedule due to her own television career, Joe admits he is missing his own family and has barely had time to see them.
Image: EMPICS Entertainment) EMPICS Entertainment)
“It’s 10 hours a day, seven days a week. I had a baby and then I just haven’t seen him. I see more of him on Instagram than I do in real life at the moment,” he said.
Joe has made it to the final of Dancing On Ice alongside profession skate partner Alex Murphy.
On Sunday night, they will battle against Paralympic sprinter Libby Clegg and her partner Mark Hanretty, and Diversity dancer Perri Kiely and his partner Vanessa Bauer for the Dancing On Ice crown.
Image: Getty) Getty)
The latest series has been hit with scandal since it began airing at the start of the year - with former judge Jason Gardiner lashing out at Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield and describing them as 'fake' after he was dropped from the show.
While contestant Caprice Bourret sensationally quit the series after week four amid allegations of behind-the-scenes bullying.
The Dancing On Ice 2020 series final airs on ITV on Sunday 8 March at 6pm.


thedailymirror--2020-03-07--Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner look almost identical as they pose in bikinis

Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner are looking more and more alike all the time , and their latest snap shows that they 're basically twins at this point .
The sisters posed in their bikinis by the pool in a photo Kim , 39 , shared with her 162million Instagram followers .
They showed off their matching figures , with both of them sporting eye-wateringly tiny waists and their trademark curvy bottoms .
Kylie , 22 , faced away from the camera and looked up at the sky while wearing a brown bikini with bardot sleeves .
She closed her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ she sat with her back to her older sister .
Kim 's body was facing away for the camera but she turned her neck around to look directly down the lens .
The mum-of-four donned a black bikini and wore her long black locks loose down her back .
The duo were sitting in the garden of one of their plush mansions which featured a huge grey sofa around a firepit .
`` Yin and Yang , '' Kim captioned the post , no doubt a comment on how similar they are .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ comment on how alike the reality TV stars look .
One commented : `` Y'all look like the same age lol you 're amazing Kim . ''
`` The teacher and the student , '' another posted .
A third said : `` I ca n't even tell you apart . ''
`` No she 's actually your clone , '' a fourth agreed .
Kylie has often been accused of copying her older sister , with the duo sporting similar body shapes and hairstyles .
It was reported that Kanye West was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
A source told HollywoodLife.com : `` Kanye is Kylie 's biggest supporter and loves the young lady she is becoming .
He 's definitely been championing her for years as he sees real superstar potential in Kylie .
`` That 's why he felt OK telling her that she needs to stop copying every move Kim makes and create her own identity . ''

Kardashian/Jenners vacay: hanging around in tiny bikinis and playing with the kids
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Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner looked like twins as they posed by the pool together in similar bikinis
Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner look almost identical as they pose in bikinis
Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner are looking more and more alike all the time, and their latest snap shows that they're basically twins at this point.
The sisters posed in their bikinis by the pool in a photo Kim, 39, shared with her 162million Instagram followers.
They showed off their matching figures, with both of them sporting eye-wateringly tiny waists and their trademark curvy bottoms.
Kylie, 22, faced away from the camera and looked up at the sky while wearing a brown bikini with bardot sleeves.
She closed her eyes and soaked up the sun as she sat with her back to her older sister.
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Kim's body was facing away for the camera but she turned her neck around to look directly down the lens.
The mum-of-four donned a black bikini and wore her long black locks loose down her back.
The duo were sitting in the garden of one of their plush mansions which featured a huge grey sofa around a firepit.
"Yin and Yang," Kim captioned the post, no doubt a comment on how similar they are.
Image: Kylie Jenner/Youtube) Kylie Jenner/Youtube)
And her followers couldn't help but comment on how alike the reality TV stars look.
One commented: "Y'all look like the same age lol you're amazing Kim."
"The teacher and the student," another posted.
A third said: "I can't even tell you apart."
"No she's actually your clone," a fourth agreed.
Image: SplashNews.com) SplashNews.com)
Kylie has often been accused of copying her older sister, with the duo sporting similar body shapes and hairstyles.
It was reported that Kanye West was furious with Kylie for stealing her image.
A source told HollywoodLife.com: "Kanye is Kylie's biggest supporter and loves the young lady she is becoming. He's definitely been championing her for years as he sees real superstar potential in Kylie.
"That's why he felt OK telling her that she needs to stop copying every move Kim makes and create her own identity."


thedailymirror--2020-03-07--UFC 248 prize money and purses for Adesanya vs Romero and Zhang vs Jedrzejczyk

Israel Adesanya will bank $ 500,000 win or lose for his middleweight title defence against Yoel Romero tonight .
Adesanya makes the first defence of the title he won by stopping Robert Whittaker in Melbourne last October .
He previously held the interim belt and has opted to face the dangerous Cuban Romero instead of waiting for likely next challenger Paulo Costa to recover from injury .
Romero will earn $ 350,000 from tonight 's fight as he looks to halt a two-fight losing streak .
In the co-main event , Weili Zhang will earn at least $ 100,000 from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with that sum boosted to $ 200,000 if she retains her title .
Former champion Jedrzejzyk will earn $ 106,000 which will be doubled if she rips the title away from the Chinese athlete .
Zhang Weil ( $ 100,000 to show , $ 100,000 to win ) vs Joanna Jedrzejczyk ( $ 106,000 to show , $ 106,000 to win ) Beneil Dariush ( $ 70,000 to show , $ 70,000 to win ) vs Drakkar Klose ( $ 40,000 to show , $ 40,000 to win ) Neil Magny ( $ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ win ) vs Li Jingliang ( $ 64,000 to show , $ 64,000 to win ) Alex Oliveira ( $ 64,000 to show , $ 64,000 to win ) vs Max Griffin ( $ 35,000 to show , $ 35,000 to win ) Sean O ’ Malley ( $ 35,000 to show , $ 35,000 to win ) vs Jose Quinonez ( $ 33,000 to show , $ 33,000 to win ) Mark Madsen ( $ 33,000 to show , $ 33,000 to win ) vs Austin Hubbard ( $ 12,000 to show @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Vieira ( $ 14,000 to show , $ 14,000 to win ) vs Saparbek Safarov ( $ 22,000 to show , $ 22,000 to win ) Gerald Meerschaert ( $ 30,000 to show , $ 30,00 to win ) vs Deron Winn ( $ 12,000 to show , $ 12,000 to win ) Emily Whitmire ( $ 14,000 to show , $ 14,000 to win ) vs Polyana Viana ( $ 18,000 to show , $ 18,000 to win ) Giga Chikadze ( $ 12,000 to show , $ 12,000 to win ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ show , $ 10,000 to win ) Batgerel Danaa ( $ 10,000 to show , $ 10,000 to win ) vs Guido Cannetti ( $ 14,000 to show , $ 14,000 to win )

Israel Adesanya and Yoel Romero face off ahead of UFC 248
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Israel Adesanya defends his middleweight title against dangerous veteran Yoel Romero while Weili Zhang does likewise with her strawweight title against Joanna Jedrzejzyk
UFC 248 prize money and purses for Adesanya vs Romero and Zhang vs Jedrzejczyk
Israel Adesanya will bank $500,000 win or lose for his middleweight title defence against Yoel Romero tonight.
Adesanya makes the first defence of the title he won by stopping Robert Whittaker in Melbourne last October.
He previously held the interim belt and has opted to face the dangerous Cuban Romero instead of waiting for likely next challenger Paulo Costa to recover from injury.
Romero will earn $350,000 from tonight's fight as he looks to halt a two-fight losing streak.
In the co-main event, Weili Zhang will earn at least $100,000 from her strawweight title defence against Joanna Jedrzejzyk with that sum boosted to $200,000 if she retains her title.
Former champion Jedrzejzyk will earn $106,000 which will be doubled if she rips the title away from the Chinese athlete.
Image: Zuffa LLC) Zuffa LLC)
Full UFC 248 salaries and prize money
Israel Adesanya ($500,000) vs Yoel Romero ($350,000)
Zhang Weil ($100,000 to show, $100,000 to win) vs Joanna Jedrzejczyk ($106,000 to show, $106,000 to win)
Beneil Dariush ($70,000 to show, $70,000 to win) vs Drakkar Klose ($40,000 to show, $40,000 to win)
Neil Magny ($76,000 to show, $76,000 to win) vs Li Jingliang ($64,000 to show, $64,000 to win)
Alex Oliveira ($64,000 to show, $64,000 to win) vs Max Griffin ($35,000 to show, $35,000 to win)
Sean O’Malley ($35,000 to show, $35,000 to win) vs Jose Quinonez ($33,000 to show, $33,000 to win)
Mark Madsen ($33,000 to show, $33,000 to win) vs Austin Hubbard ($12,000 to show, $12,000 to win)
Rodolfo Vieira ($14,000 to show, $14,000 to win) vs Saparbek Safarov ($22,000 to show, $22,000 to win)
Gerald Meerschaert ($30,000 to show, $30,00 to win) vs Deron Winn ($12,000 to show, $12,000 to win)
Emily Whitmire ($14,000 to show, $14,000 to win) vs Polyana Viana ($18,000 to show, $18,000 to win)
Giga Chikadze ($12,000 to show, $12,000 to win) vs Jamall Emmers ($10,000 to show, $10,000 to win)
Batgerel Danaa ($10,000 to show, $10,000 to win) vs Guido Cannetti ($14,000 to show, $14,000 to win)


thedailymirror--2020-03-07--Bella Hadid poses topless with only a burrito to cover her modesty in saucy snap

Bella Hadid gave her social media followers an eyeful on Saturday .
The model , 23 , uploaded a cheeky snap onto her Instagram stories that saw her nibbling on a burrito which she held over her bust to cover her modesty .
Bella posed sitting on the floor with the foil-wrapped stuffed tortilla in her hand in the saucy offering .
The beauty could be seen donning a baseball cap and flared trousers and she pulled her top down to expose her chest .
She typed atop of the image : `` Just a girl and her burrito '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but last week she was accused of editing her snaps .
In one of the sizzling photos she shared days ago her foot appeared bizarrely bendy as she sat on a chair with her legs crossed .
The shelf behind her appeared to bend around her arms as she posed with one hand on her lap .
A second image showed the shelf bending in a different direction and the reflection of the mirror in the shiny floor was also wonky .
Her Instagram followers were quick to point out all the strange @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : `` The mirror looks funny . ''
`` Love did you edit your feet ? ''
another posted .
`` Did you edit your legs ? ''
A third posted : `` Bella I love you so much but your foot on the left LMAOO . ''
In the stunning snaps Bella donned a tiny denim jacket and a minuscule matching skirt as she posed .
She pulled the look together with a brightly coloured striped hat .
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Bella Hadid wishes her sister a happy birthday...in a very strange way!
Bella Hadid wishes her sister a happy birthday...in a very strange way!
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Catwalk queen Bella Hadid proudly paraded her nude torso on her Instagram stories over the weekend
Bella Hadid poses topless with only a burrito to cover her modesty in saucy snap
Bella Hadid gave her social media followers an eyeful on Saturday.
The model, 23, uploaded a cheeky snap onto her Instagram stories that saw her nibbling on a burrito which she held over her bust to cover her modesty.
Bella posed sitting on the floor with the foil-wrapped stuffed tortilla in her hand in the saucy offering.
The beauty could be seen donning a baseball cap and flared trousers and she pulled her top down to expose her chest.
She typed atop of the image: "Just a girl and her burrito".
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
Bella often shares semi-nude photos online but last week she was accused of editing her snaps.
In one of the sizzling photos she shared days ago her foot appeared bizarrely bendy as she sat on a chair with her legs crossed.
The shelf behind her appeared to bend around her arms as she posed with one hand on her lap.
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A second image showed the shelf bending in a different direction and the reflection of the mirror in the shiny floor was also wonky.
Her Instagram followers were quick to point out all the strange things about the pictures.
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One commented: "The mirror looks funny."
"Love did you edit your feet?" another posted. "Did you edit your legs?"
A third posted: "Bella I love you so much but your foot on the left LMAOO."
In the stunning snaps Bella donned a tiny denim jacket and a minuscule matching skirt as she posed.
She pulled the look together with a brightly coloured striped hat.
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thedailymirror--2020-03-07--Coronation Street and Emmerdale ban handshakes as coronavirus leads to set changes

Coronation Street and Emmerdale have both banned handshakes amid coronavirus fears .
ITV bosses are taking precautions against COVID-19 in a bid to stop any of the cast or crew being infected .
A source told The Sun : `` There 's hand sanitizer everywhere , and signs up telling people not to shake hands , and to wash them regularly.
” ITV chief Carolyn McCall said the channel had drawn up a “ contingency plan by program genre ” .
She explained that bosses “ haven ’ t had to change anything on the production side ” but that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
This comes after a Corrie star self-isolated after coming back from holiday on the advice of medics .
But the actor , who did not show any symptoms , was cleared to return to set after speaking to health professionals .
A Corrie spokeswoman said : “ The Coronation Street cast member referred to in reports this morning has been advised by health professionals that they are not required to self isolate , following this advice they will be returning to work when they are next scheduled to film .
`` The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ precautionary measure . ''
A source added : “ The initial decision to stay away from work was taken on return from holiday whilst inquiries were made about the regions the cast member had visited during their trip .
`` Following those investigations this advice has now been given freeing them up to return to work when next called.
” Some scenes have had to be re-written but insiders say the disruption has so far been “ minimal ” .
A source previously revealed : `` The actor spoke to health professionals after @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ t displaying any symptoms but were advised to self-isolate as a precautionary measure because of where they had been .
“ We film six to eight weeks in advance so there has been room for manoeuvre .
`` We ’ ve only had to write them out of a couple of scenes , while others can be shifted to the future.
” *Coronation Street airs Mondays , Wednesday and Fridays on ITV at 7.30pm and 8.30pm and Emmerdale airs weekdays on ITV at 7pm

CORONATION STREET'S CRAIG TINKER 'GOING TO DIE' AS SOAP DROPS TRAGIC CLUE
CORONATION STREET'S CRAIG TINKER 'GOING TO DIE' AS SOAP DROPS TRAGIC CLUE
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ITV bosses are taking precautions against coronavirus - with ITV chief Carolyn McCall saying the channel had drawn up a "contingency plan by program genre"
Coronation Street and Emmerdale ban handshakes as coronavirus leads to set changes
Coronation Street and Emmerdale have both banned handshakes amid coronavirus fears.
ITV bosses are taking precautions against COVID-19 in a bid to stop any of the cast or crew being infected.
A source told The Sun : "There's hand sanitizer everywhere, and signs up telling people not to shake hands, and to wash them regularly.”
ITV chief Carolyn McCall said the channel had drawn up a “contingency plan by program genre”.
She explained that bosses “haven’t had to change anything on the production side” but that staff were being advised about foreign travel.
Image: ITV) ITV)
This comes after a Corrie star self-isolated after coming back from holiday on the advice of medics.
But the actor, who did not show any symptoms, was cleared to return to set after speaking to health professionals.
A Corrie spokeswoman said: “The Coronation Street cast member referred to in reports this morning has been advised by health professionals that they are not required to self isolate, following this advice they will be returning to work when they are next scheduled to film.
"The initial personal decision was taken as a precautionary measure."
Image: ITV) ITV)
A source added: “The initial decision to stay away from work was taken on return from holiday whilst inquiries were made about the regions the cast member had visited during their trip.
"Following those investigations this advice has now been given freeing them up to return to work when next called.”
Some scenes have had to be re-written but insiders say the disruption has so far been “minimal”.
Image: ITV) ITV)
A source previously revealed: "The actor spoke to health professionals after coming back home.
"They aren’t displaying any symptoms but were advised to self-isolate as a precautionary measure because of where they had been.
“We film six to eight weeks in advance so there has been room for manoeuvre.
"We’ve only had to write them out of a couple of scenes, while others can be shifted to the future.”
*Coronation Street airs Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays on ITV at 7.30pm and 8.30pm and Emmerdale airs weekdays on ITV at 7pm


thedailymirror--2020-03-07--Chris McLaughlin: Tory assault on civil service will have deep consequences for democracy

Something is rotten in the state of Boris .
Not just the man himself but in the heart of the Government he rules .
Ministers and civil servants are locked in a civil war over who actually runs the show .
It ’ s an age-old battle not too far removed from the vintage TV show Yes Minister .
This time it ’ s real and bigger , with deep consequences for the country ’ s democracy .
Boris Johnson and his puppet master Dominic Cummings have decided to go nuclear against the traditional “ permanent government ” that is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bit fed up with their civil servants and their apparent failure to deliver policies that they say the country voted for , even though very few voters actually read the manifesto .
At their most frustrated – some would say paranoid – moments , Prime Ministers and their Cabinet colleagues start muttering charges of sabotage .
For this one , goaded by Dom , the civil service is the enemy within .
Pity that Priti Patel was one of the frontline shock troops in the war .
More so because the Home Office @ @ @ @ @ @ @ overdue for reform .
If ever there were a jagged peg in a ragged hole… Others are equally unsuited to the task , though are likely to fail less dramatically .
Take Education Secretary Gavin Williamson , who survived in Cabinet despite having to bail out at Defence for being a security risk .
Or Dominic Raab , the Foreign Secretary who was surprised to find out how reliant Britain is on Calais .
Or Attorney General Suella Braverman , whose mission is to politicise the court system .
Zealous Brexiteers all , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Whitehall bureaucracy they believe is made up of staunch Remainers who did , and will , get in the way .
Ministers may come and go but Sir Humphrey and his mandarin class have always been there to guide any radical minister away from anything too “ brave ” .
Keep calm and carry on regardless – less of a rallying call , more of a nod over a port in a gentleman ’ s club .
At least that ’ s the view of Cummings , whose criticism of the old-fashioned , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ civil service is well documented .
Now , just as the war is getting under way , events intervene .
The arrival of coronavirus has produced a national crisis and the timing of it could not have been worse for Boris ’ s war on the civil service .
If there ’ s one thing the permanent government is good at it ’ s managing a good old national emergency calmly .
It pulls together in one collective effort – all the qualities that Boris and Dom denigrate .
Holed up in his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the flood victims , Boris at first tried to turn an uninterested face to the march of the advancing virus .
He is now losing battles on all fronts .

'Boris Johnson's ill-time war sees ministers and civil servants locked in a civil war over who runs Government'
Chris McLaughlin: Tory assault on civil service will have deep consequences for democracy
Something is rotten in the state of Boris. Not just the man himself but in the heart of the Government he rules.
Ministers and civil servants are locked in a civil war over who actually runs the show. It’s an age-old battle not too far removed from the vintage TV show Yes Minister.
This time it’s real and bigger, with deep consequences for the country’s democracy.
Boris Johnson and his puppet master Dominic Cummings have decided to go nuclear against the traditional “permanent government” that is Whitehall.
Every Prime Minister gets a bit fed up with their civil servants and their apparent failure to deliver policies that they say the country voted for, even though very few voters actually read the manifesto.
At their most frustrated – some would say paranoid – moments, Prime Ministers and their Cabinet colleagues start muttering charges of sabotage.
For this one, goaded by Dom, the civil service is the enemy within.
Image: PA) PA)
Pity that Priti Patel was one of the frontline shock troops in the war.
More so because the Home Office is one Whitehall bastion that is most overdue for reform. If ever there were a jagged peg in a ragged hole…
Others are equally unsuited to the task, though are likely to fail less dramatically.
Take Education Secretary Gavin Williamson, who survived in Cabinet despite having to bail out at Defence for being a security risk. Or Dominic Raab, the Foreign Secretary who was surprised to find out how reliant Britain is on Calais.
Or Attorney General Suella Braverman, whose mission is to politicise the court system.
Image: Getty) Getty)
Zealous Brexiteers all, and ready
for a fight against a Whitehall bureaucracy they believe is made up of staunch Remainers who did, and will, get in
the way.
Ministers may come and go but Sir Humphrey and his mandarin class have always been there to guide any radical minister away from anything too “brave”. Keep calm and carry on regardless – less of a rallying call, more of a nod over a port in a gentleman’s club.
At least that’s the view of Cummings, whose criticism of the old-fashioned, incompetent and obstructive nature of the permanent civil service is well documented.
Now, just as the war is getting under way, events intervene.
Image: WILL OLIVER/EPA-EFE/REX) WILL OLIVER/EPA-EFE/REX)
The arrival of coronavirus has produced a national crisis and the timing of it could not have been worse for Boris’s war on the civil service.
If there’s one thing the permanent government is good at it’s managing a good old national emergency calmly.
It pulls together in one collective effort – all the qualities that Boris and Dom denigrate.
Holed up in his grace and favour country mansion to avoid the flood victims, Boris at first tried to turn an uninterested face to the march of the advancing virus.
He is now losing battles on all fronts.
Alas, poor Boris.


thedailymirror--2020-03-07--Bradley Walsh loses it in explosive Ant and Dec prank - but viewers left fuming

Mortified Bradley Walsh loses his rag in a teaser for an explosive Saturday Night Takeaway prank .
The Chase presenter starts yelling at contestants and is left open-mouthed as cheeky duo Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly causes havoc .
Bradley is the first ever double victim , having previously been pranked back in 2005 , as Undercover returns next week .
But viewers were fuming that they are being forced to wait another week , despite the prank being previewed last week .
During the new sneak peek , Ant and Dec get hold of the confidential questions and start @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Ant says : `` Prepare for the best cash build up round ever . ''
Bradley is stunned when one of the contestants gets an impossibly hard question right , and his eyes light up again when another amazing answer is given .
The presenter gets frustrated when one player says she knows the answer but takes her time pressing the button .
Ant and Dec are in hysterics as Brad slumps over the desk and yells : `` Oh my god . ''
The team manages to build a prize fund of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has ever played for .
`` Are you having a laugh !
This is a wind up , '' yells Brad as he 's forced to tell Jenny the Chaser to come out again .
The climax of the prank sees Ant and Dec dressing up as firemen and pressing a big red button .
A light then flashes in front of a shocked Bradley 's face - but what chaos have they caused ?
After the preview , Ant said : `` Can ’ t wait to show you that . ''
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Twitter to ask where the prank was .
One viewer asked : `` Hey Ant & Dec where is the Bradley Walsh Prank ?
Daughter very disappointed to say the least ! ''
`` Did I miss the Bradley Walsh bit on # SaturdayNightTakeaway or was it not supposed to be on tonight ?
, '' added another .
A third said : `` Where ’ s the Bradley Walsh prank ?
`` Wait so the Bradley walsh under cover isnt even on tonight why do they keep teasing it , '' said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ first time that the presenters have gone undercover to prank Bradley - as they fooled the comedy star back in a 2005 .
Brad , who was starring on Coronation Street at the time , was booked as an after-dinner speaker at 'TKWay Plastics ' .
Dec wore prosthetics and make-up to portray the fictional plastic company 's managing director as part of the prank .
Bradley was made to take part in a sing-song with the rest of the 'company ' that saw him jokingly 'offend ' employees at the fictional company @ @ @ @ @ @ @ raised a toast to Dotty the Duck - the fictional mascot of the company that they revealed had passed away .
Then someone dressed as Dotty the Duck arrived and danced around Bradley before seemingly starting an altercation with the comic until finally speaking in Ant 's voice .
Recognising those dulcet Geordie tones , Bradley unmasked Dotty as Ant and furiously fled the room before being tracked down and responding to them both with a bleeped out swear-word .
Will the next prank go down as well as the first ?
*Ant @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Saturdays on ITV at 7pm

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The Chase presenter starts yelling at contestants and is left open-mouthed as cheeky duo Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly causes havoc in a teaser for the prank
Bradley Walsh loses it in explosive Ant and Dec prank - but viewers left fuming
Mortified Bradley Walsh loses his rag in a teaser for an explosive Saturday Night Takeaway prank.
The Chase presenter starts yelling at contestants and is left open-mouthed as cheeky duo Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly causes havoc.
Bradley is the first ever double victim, having previously been pranked back in 2005, as Undercover returns next week.
But viewers were fuming that they are being forced to wait another week, despite the prank being previewed last week.
During the new sneak peek, Ant and Dec get hold of the confidential questions and start telling the contestants what to do.
Image: ITV) ITV) Image: ITV) ITV)
Ant says: "Prepare for the best cash build up round ever."
Bradley is stunned when one of the contestants gets an impossibly hard question right, and his eyes light up again when another amazing answer is given.
The presenter gets frustrated when one player says she knows the answer but takes her time pressing the button.
Image: ITV) ITV)
Ant and Dec are in hysterics as Brad slumps over the desk and yells: "Oh my god."
The team manages to build a prize fund of £200,000, which is the most anyone has ever played for.
"Are you having a laugh! This is a wind up," yells Brad as he's forced to tell Jenny the Chaser to come out again.
Image: ITV) ITV)
The climax of the prank sees Ant and Dec dressing up as firemen and pressing a big red button.
A light then flashes in front of a shocked Bradley's face - but what chaos have they caused?
After the preview, Ant said: "Can’t wait to show you that."
Image: ITV) ITV)
Unhappy Saturday Night Takeaway viewers took to Twitter to ask where the prank was.
One viewer asked: "Hey Ant & Dec where is the Bradley Walsh Prank? Daughter very disappointed to say the least!"
"Did I miss the Bradley Walsh bit on #SaturdayNightTakeaway or was it not supposed to be on tonight?," added another.
A third said: "Where’s the Bradley Walsh prank?
"Wait so the Bradley walsh under cover isnt even on tonight why do they keep teasing it," said a fourth.
Image: ITV) ITV) Image: ITV) ITV)
This is not the first time that the presenters have gone undercover to prank Bradley - as they fooled the comedy star back in a 2005.
Brad, who was starring on Coronation Street at the time, was booked as an after-dinner speaker at 'TKWay Plastics'.
Dec wore prosthetics and make-up to portray the fictional plastic company's managing director as part of the prank.
Bradley was made to take part in a sing-song with the rest of the 'company' that saw him jokingly 'offend' employees at the fictional company.
Image: ITV) ITV)
Brad started cracking up when they raised a toast to Dotty the Duck - the fictional mascot of the company that they revealed had passed away.
Then someone dressed as Dotty the Duck arrived and danced around Bradley before seemingly starting an altercation with the comic until finally speaking in Ant's voice.
Recognising those dulcet Geordie tones, Bradley unmasked Dotty as Ant and furiously fled the room before being tracked down and responding to them both with a bleeped out swear-word.
Will the next prank go down as well as the first?
*Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway airs Saturdays on ITV at 7pm


thedailymirror--2020-03-07--Marnie Simpson shows off weight loss after infection forced her to ditch sugar

Marnie Simpson has showed off her major weight loss after a bacterial infection forced her to ditch sugar and eat more vegetables .
The Geordie Shore star gave birth to her baby Rox last October , and the traumatic 28-hour labour saw her suffer from a bacterial infection .
Taking to Instagram , Marnie showed off her toned tum in a skimpy white g-string and crop top after losing three stone since pregnancy .
She previously told OK !
: “ So she [ the doctor ] told me to cut out all sugar , drink loads of water , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of greens – which I ’ ve never done in my life . ''
`` I couldn ’ t eat anything with sugar in , and everything ’ s got sugar in . ''
She contracted a UTI which required her to increase her strength and immunity in order to beat it as it was resistant to antibiotics .
Marnie previously told The Sun about the agonising pain the UTI caused her .
She said : `` I was in so much pain I was basically bed-bound for weeks on end .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ nappy because I could n't stand .
It was a struggled to feed him .
It was so hard because I couldn ’ t do all the normal things a mum does for their baby .
`` The doctor told me I had lost so much blood and my immune system was so low . ''
Rox 's dad , Casey Johnson , took over parenting duties while Marnie recovered from her painful infection .
She revealed he took Rox to lie on his mother so they could bond even while she was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ loved up couple added the experience brought them closer together , though Marnie said Casey has warned her not to expect a ring for another year or two .
Marnie has considered using a surrogate in future after `` traumatic labour '' .
The mother-of-one said her difficult experience with birthing has `` put her off '' the process of natural childbirth all together .
She admitted she has `` genuinely spoken about surrogacy '' as the thought of going through it again is too much for the star .
Distraught Marnie admitted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ since having Rox and she confessed the labour has left her with major anxiety .

MARNIE SIMPSON SAYS SHE IS ‘OVERWHELMED’ AFTER GIVING BIRTH
MARNIE SIMPSON SAYS SHE IS ‘OVERWHELMED’ AFTER GIVING BIRTH
Marnie Simpson has showed off her body after losing three stone since an infection she contracted during labour forced her to ditch the sugar
Marnie Simpson shows off weight loss after infection forced her to ditch sugar
Marnie Simpson has showed off her major weight loss after a bacterial infection forced her to ditch sugar and eat more vegetables.
The Geordie Shore star gave birth to her baby Rox last October, and the traumatic 28-hour labour saw her suffer from a bacterial infection.
Taking to Instagram , Marnie showed off her toned tum in a skimpy white g-string and crop top after losing three stone since pregnancy.
She previously told OK!: “So she [the doctor] told me to cut out all sugar, drink loads of water, eat loads of fruit, eat loads of greens – which I’ve never done in my life."
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
"I couldn’t eat anything with sugar in, and everything’s got sugar in."
She contracted a UTI which required her to increase her strength and immunity in order to beat it as it was resistant to antibiotics.
Marnie previously told The Sun about the agonising pain the UTI caused her.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
She said: "I was in so much pain I was basically bed-bound for weeks on end.
"I couldn’t even change his nappy because I couldn't stand. It was a struggled to feed him. It was so hard because I couldn’t do all the normal things a mum does for their baby.
"The doctor told me I had lost so much blood and my immune system was so low."
Image: marns/Instagram) marns/Instagram)
Rox's dad, Casey Johnson, took over parenting duties while Marnie recovered from her painful infection.
She revealed he took Rox to lie on his mother so they could bond even while she was too sick to be hands-on.
The loved up couple added the experience brought them closer together, though Marnie said Casey has warned her not to expect a ring for another year or two.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
Marnie has considered using a surrogate in future after "traumatic labour".
The mother-of-one said her difficult experience with birthing has "put her off" the process of natural childbirth all together.
She admitted she has "genuinely spoken about surrogacy" as the thought of going through it again is too much for the star.
Distraught Marnie admitted she has not been the same person since having Rox and she confessed the labour has left her with major anxiety.


thedailymirror--2020-03-07--Jose Mourinho slams Tanguy Ndombele in scathing attack on Tottenham's record signing

Jose Mourinho launched into a lengthy and passionate criticism of midfielder Tanguy Ndombele after the Frenchman 's latest performance in a Tottenham shirt .
Spurs ' record summer signing has struggled to get to grips with the Premier League since his arrival , but was handed a starting berth for the trip to Burnley on Saturday .
But Mourinho was less than impressed with the £52million man , who was dragged off at half-time along with central midfield partner Oliver Skipp with Spurs a goal down .
And not for the first time Ndombele fell foul of his boss 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ did n't have a midfield in the first half , '' Mourinho blasted .
`` I think more important than the tactics is to have midfield players who want the ball , to connect the game , to have them press and recover the ball .
To have midfield players to win duels .
We did n't have it .
`` Of course I am not speaking about Skipp , he is a kid of 19 who played two hours of football a few days ago .
I am not critical with Skipp @ @ @ @ @ @ @ going to run away .
I have to say Tanguy has had enough time to come to a different level .
I know the Premier League is very difficult , I know that some players take a long time .
`` But a player with his potential , his responsibility , he has to give us more .
And especially when you see the way Lo Celso played , every minute I was expecting more in the first half . ''
Mourinho 's decision to haul Ndombele off was immediately vindicated , as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ minutes of the restart , which Dele Alli duly converted .
Ndombele has completed 90 minutes just once since Mourinho took charge of Tottenham , and has had his fitness called into question by his coach previously .
Mourinho continued : “ I was expecting players not tired to give more to the team and I think somebody [ Ndombele ] has to realise this is the Premier League .
“ I think this is probably a new experience , the first time he comes to Burnley , and I hope next season @ @ @ @ @ @ @ now isn ’ t enough .
“ Many fantastic players in their first season in a new country , for different reasons , they struggle .
There are many , many examples of that .
“ He ’ s a player with great talent and has to know he has to do much better and know I can not keep giving him opportunities to play because the team is much more important than the players , and the players must be on the pitch as a consequence of their performance .
This is @ @ @ @

Ndombele was hauled off at half-time during Tottenham's 1-1 draw with Burnley and has still only managed to complete 90 minutes just once under Mourinho's management
Jose Mourinho launched into a lengthy and passionate criticism of midfielder Tanguy Ndombele after the Frenchman's latest performance in a Tottenham shirt.
Spurs' record summer signing has struggled to get to grips with the Premier League since his arrival, but was handed a starting berth for the trip to Burnley on Saturday.
But Mourinho was less than impressed with the £52million man, who was dragged off at half-time along with central midfield partner Oliver Skipp with Spurs a goal down.
And not for the first time Ndombele fell foul of his boss's comments after the match.
"We didn't have a midfield in the first half," Mourinho blasted. "I think more important than the tactics is to have midfield players who want the ball, to connect the game, to have them press and recover the ball. To have midfield players to win duels. We didn't have it.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
"Of course I am not speaking about Skipp, he is a kid of 19 who played two hours of football a few days ago. I am not critical with Skipp at all.
"I am not going to run away. I have to say Tanguy has had enough time to come to a different level. I know the Premier League is very difficult, I know that some players take a long time.
"But a player with his potential, his responsibility, he has to give us more. And especially when you see the way Lo Celso played, every minute I was expecting more in the first half."
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
Mourinho's decision to haul Ndombele off was immediately vindicated, as Tottenham were awarded a penalty within five minutes of the restart, which Dele Alli duly converted.
Ndombele has completed 90 minutes just once since Mourinho took charge of Tottenham, and has had his fitness called into question by his coach previously.
Mourinho continued: “I was expecting players not tired to give more to the team and I think somebody [Ndombele] has to realise this is the Premier League.
“I think this is probably a new experience, the first time he comes to Burnley, and I hope next season he can be fantastic, because until now isn’t enough.
“Many fantastic players in their first season in a new country, for different reasons, they struggle. There are many, many examples of that.
“He’s a player with great talent and has to know he has to do much better and know I cannot keep giving him opportunities to play because the team is much more important than the players, and the players must be on the pitch as a consequence of their performance. This is performance-level football.”


thedailymirror--2020-03-07--Hand sanitiser being stolen from hospitals amid coronavirus panic

Reckless thieves have been helping themselves to hand sanitiser from hospitals as national panic over coronavirus heightens .
Medics today pleaded with the public not to steal because it puts patients at risk .
In a Facebook plea , Northampton General Hospital said staff have noticed `` a lot '' of hand sanitiser going missing .
It comes as the number of confirmed coronavirus cases rose to 209 on Saturday - an increase of 45 in 24 hours .
The hospital wrote : `` We 're seeing a lot of hand sanitiser dispensers disappearing from the end of our patients @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` Please help us to keep our patients safe by not removing the dispensers or using them to top up your own dispensers . ''
The Northampton Chronicle reports that a memo from the hospital 's infection prevention team says ward managers have been asked to `` monitor closely '' any change in supply .
It said : “ Whilst we acknowledge that there is potential for a national shortage of foam due to the coronavirus , we do not want our patients to be put at risk of other infections whilst @ @ @ @ @ @ @ result , wards are being urged to ration the amount of hand sanitiser on each ward .
It comes as shops across the country report shortages of hand sanitiser and soaps .
Pictures from stores show empty shelves amid panic-buying which has seen stocks dramatically depleted .
Globally , the number of reported coronavirus cases has risen past 105,000 , with more than 3,500 deaths .
Mainland China has the most cases at 80,652 , followed by South Korea ( 7,041 ) , Italy ( 5,883 ) , Iran ( 5,823 ) , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 716 ) and Spain ( 500 ) .
The top ten is rounded out by Japan ( 461 ) , the US ( 346 ) and Switzerland ( 268 ) .
With 206 infections , the UK has the 11th-most cases in the world .
The total number of cases of Covid-19 in the Irish Republic increased to 19 on Saturday .
Pope Francis will live-stream Sunday services and other events online due to Italy 's deadly coronavirus outbreak .
The 83-year-old pontiff , who is suffering from a cold , has cancelled @ @ @ @ @ @ @ prevent large gatherings at the Vatican .
He will not address crowds from a window overlooking St Peter 's Square on Sunday as normal and he will not hold his general audience from there on Wednesday .
Tens of thousands of people flock to the Vatican to see the pope , who recently tested negative for the flu-like virus , known as Covid-19 .

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Hospital chiefs in Northampton have pleaded with visitors not to put patients at risk by helping themselves to containers on wards as panic grows over the coronavirus outbreak
Reckless thieves have been helping themselves to hand sanitiser from hospitals as national panic over coronavirus heightens.
Medics today pleaded with the public not to steal because it puts patients at risk.
In a Facebook plea, Northampton General Hospital said staff have noticed "a lot" of hand sanitiser going missing.
It comes as the number of confirmed coronavirus cases rose to 209 on Saturday - an increase of 45 in 24 hours.
The hospital wrote: "We're seeing a lot of hand sanitiser dispensers disappearing from the end of our patients' beds and from our welcome desks.
"Please help us to keep our patients safe by not removing the dispensers or using them to top up your own dispensers."
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The Northampton Chronicle reports that a memo from the hospital's infection prevention team says ward managers have been asked to "monitor closely" any change in supply.
It said: “Whilst we acknowledge that there is potential for a national shortage of foam due to the coronavirus, we do not want our patients to be put at risk of other infections whilst they are in hospital.”
As a result, wards are being urged to ration the amount of hand sanitiser on each ward.
It comes as shops across the country report shortages of hand sanitiser and soaps.
Pictures from stores show empty shelves amid panic-buying which has seen stocks dramatically depleted.
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Globally, the number of reported coronavirus cases has risen past 105,000, with more than 3,500 deaths.
Mainland China has the most cases at 80,652, followed by South Korea (7,041), Italy (5,883), Iran (5,823), Germany (799), France (716) and Spain (500).
The top ten is rounded out by Japan (461), the US (346) and Switzerland (268).
With 206 infections, the UK has the 11th-most cases in the world.
The total number of cases of Covid-19 in the Irish Republic increased to 19 on Saturday.
Pope Francis will live-stream Sunday services and other events online due to Italy's deadly coronavirus outbreak.
The 83-year-old pontiff, who is suffering from a cold, has cancelled all his regular appearances in public to prevent large gatherings at the Vatican.
He will not address crowds from a window overlooking St Peter's Square on Sunday as normal and he will not hold his general audience from there on Wednesday.
Tens of thousands of people flock to the Vatican to see the pope, who recently tested negative for the flu-like virus, known as Covid-19.