thedailymirror--2020-05-04--NHS Nightingale hospital to be put into hibernation due to drop in patients

The NHS Nightingale Hospital has been placed on `` standby '' after treating just a few dozen patients since it was opened .
The 4,000-bed emergency field hospital opened at the ExCel Centre in east London earlier this month after being built in the space of just a few weeks .
A leaked email obtained by the Daily Mail revealed that ministers were considering abandoning the facility .
But today Boris Johnson ’ s official spokesman confirmed reports that NHS Nightingale in London would be put into hibernation .
The spokesman said it is “ not likely that in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be new patients arriving at the London hospital .
For the latest updates on coronavirus , follow our live blog .
He added it has been “ effectively placed on standby so it would be ready to receive patients should that be required .
We are not anticipating that will be the case.
” Four Nightingale hospitals outside London have been built across the UK , including Birmingham , Manchester , Bristol and Harrogate .
It is understood that none of emergency hospitals have taken any patients .
The spokesman added that the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ waste of money .
He added : “ That ’ s obviously a very positive thing and we ’ re grateful to everybody in London for following the government ’ s advice to protect the NHS.
” Earlier this month , NHS England ’ s national medical director Professor Stephen Powis defended the construction of the hospitals becasue they added much-need hospital bed capacity Asked if NHS Nightingale hospitals were built in error , Prof Powis said : `` Absolutely 100 % not . ''
`` If you wind the clock back a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at an increase in the number of cases , infections , in the UK .
`` We were watching images from around the world of health systems that were overwhelmed and we had not put in place , were about to put in place , a series of social distancing measures not absolutely knowing how the public would respond to that .
`` It would have been foolish to have not planned for extra capacity within the NHS .
We did that in a number of ways including the Nightingales . ''
Prof @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we have not needed to use all that capacity is actually good news because it means that the public have complied with the social distancing measures .
`` They 've started to flatten that curve and we 've seen fewer admissions and ultimately fewer deaths than we might have seen if this virus had just been left to spread unchecked .
`` And the very early worst case scenarios that no country has let play out would have meant many , many , many deaths and an awful lot of pressure on health @ @ @ @ @ @ @ would have been a hundred , a thousand times more critical if the NHS had not put in that extra capacity and had become overwhelmed .
`` You would be quite rightly asking us why we had not gone every mile that we could possibly go to , to put in that extra capacity . ''
He concluded : `` So the Nightingales were not built in error and we may still need them .
`` We are not through this yet and although government policy and the scientific advice is to try @ @ @ @ @ @ @ start to spread widely again , we can never absolutely be certain .
`` And therefore for the months ahead , we need to maintain that extra capacity until we have more certainty . ''
He continued : `` I think you would be a hundred , a thousand times more critical if the NHS had not put in that extra capacity and had become overwhelmed . ''

Boris Johnson’s official spokesman confirmed reports that facility would be mothballed - but insisted that the facility was “absolutely not” a waste of money
NHS Nightingale hospital to be put into hibernation due to drop in patients
The NHS Nightingale Hospital has been placed on "standby" after treating just a few dozen patients since it was opened.
The 4,000-bed emergency field hospital opened at the ExCel Centre in east London earlier this month after being built in the space of just a few weeks.
But today Boris Johnson’s official spokesman confirmed reports that NHS Nightingale in London would be mothballed.
The spokesman said it is “not likely that in the coming days” there will be new patients arriving at the hospital.
For the latest updates on coronavirus, follow our live blog.
Image: POOL/AFP via Getty Images) POOL/AFP via Getty Images)
He added it has been “effectively placed on standby so it would be ready to receive patients should that be required. We are not anticipating that will be the case.”
Four Nightingale hospitals outside London have been built across the UK, including Birmingham, Manchester, Bristol and Harrogate.
It is understood that none of these hospitals have taken any patients.
The spokesman added that the Nightingales were “absolutely not” a waste of money.
He added: “That’s obviously a very positive thing and we’re grateful to everybody in London for following the government’s advice to protect the NHS.”
Image: POOL/AFP via Getty Images) POOL/AFP via Getty Images)
Earlier this month, NHS England’s national medical director Professor Stephen Powis defended the construction of the hospitals because they added much-need hospital bed capacity
Asked if NHS Nightingale hospitals were built in error, Prof Powis said: "Absolutely 100% not."
"If you wind the clock back a month or two, we were looking at an increase in the number of cases, infections, in the UK.
Image: POOL/AFP via Getty Images) POOL/AFP via Getty Images)
"We were watching images from around the world of health systems that were overwhelmed and we had not put in place, were about to put in place, a series of social distancing measures not absolutely knowing how the public would respond to that.
"It would have been foolish to have not planned for extra capacity within the NHS. We did that in a number of ways including the Nightingales."
Prof Powis continued: "The fact that we have not needed to use all that capacity is actually good news because it means that the public have complied with the social distancing measures.
"They've started to flatten that curve and we've seen fewer admissions and ultimately fewer deaths than we might have seen if this virus had just been left to spread unchecked.
"And the very early worst case scenarios that no country has let play out would have meant many, many, many deaths and an awful lot of pressure on health services.
"So I think you would have been a hundred, a thousand times more critical if the NHS had not put in that extra capacity and had become overwhelmed.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
"You would be quite rightly asking us why we had not gone every mile that we could possibly go to, to put in that extra capacity."
He concluded: "So the Nightingales were not built in error and we may still need them.
"We are not through this yet and although government policy and the scientific advice is to try and ensure that the virus does not start to spread widely again, we can never absolutely be certain.
"And therefore for the months ahead, we need to maintain that extra capacity until we have more certainty."
He continued: "I think you would be a hundred, a thousand times more critical if the NHS had not put in that extra capacity and had become overwhelmed."


thedailymirror--2020-05-04--Liam Gallagher slams singer Mark Lanegan for claims he swerved a fight with him

Liam Gallagher took aim at singer Mark Lanegan in his latest Twitter spat .
The songwriter , 47 , turned his attention to the rival singer , of the Screaming Trees band , for his latest stinging attack .
Claims emerged the former Oasis star bowed out of a US tour to dodge a planned fight with the Screaming Trees singer , 55 , in 1996 .
In a foul-mouthed tirade , Liam lashed out as he brushed off the claims by saying the American rocker was just trying to flog another book .
He wrote : `` Mark lannegn @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I asked you your bands name I was f****** around and called it something else you being an upiight junkie and not having a sense of humour got your little grungy knickers in a twist another b*******er trying to sell a book LG x . ''
( sic ) Liam was responding to new claims made in Mark 's book Sing Backwards And Weep .
Sing Backwards And Weep drudged back up their old sparring feud for the world to know about .
The singer recalled having set up a fight with Liam @ @ @ @ @ @ @ home instead .
Mark claimed Liam had bailed on him before he could take a swing at him .
According to The Sun , he wrote : `` Liam Gallagher was an obvious poser , a playground bully .
Like all bullies , he was also a total p***y .
“ He had quit and bailed before I could have a go at him before his promised playground battle royale in Miami .
“ Typical , I thought .
That phoney motherf***** had p***** his pants and gone home to mama before I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ thing up myself.
” Liam had been touring with his brother Noel for their band Oasis at the time .
Oasis famously broke up in 2009 after a backstage clash .
Fans were devastated and remain hopeful the band will get back together .
Liam has lent the olive branch of forgiveness many times but his offers have been rejected by his estranged brother Noel .

Liam Gallagher fired back after claims emerged the former Oasis star bowed out of a US tour to dodge a planned fight with the Screaming Trees singer Mark Lanegan in 1996
Liam Gallagher slams singer Mark Lanegan for claims he swerved a fight with him
Liam Gallagher took aim at singer Mark Lanegan in his latest Twitter spat.
The songwriter, 47, turned his attention to the rival singer, of the Screaming Trees band, for his latest stinging attack.
Claims emerged the former Oasis star bowed out of a US tour to dodge a planned fight with the Screaming Trees singer, 55, in 1996.
In a foul-mouthed tirade, Liam lashed out as he brushed off the claims by saying the American rocker was just trying to flog another book.
He wrote: "Mark lannegn here’s how I saw it I asked you your bands name I was f****** around and called it something else you being an upiight junkie and not having a sense of humour got your little grungy knickers in a twist another b*******er trying to sell a book LG x." (sic)
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Liam was responding to new claims made in Mark's book Sing Backwards And Weep.
Sing Backwards And Weep drudged back up their old sparring feud for the world to know about.
The singer recalled having set up a fight with Liam in Miami but his frenemy jetted off home instead.
Image: Hulton Archive) Hulton Archive)
Mark claimed Liam had bailed on him before he could take a swing at him.
According to The Sun, he wrote: "Liam Gallagher was an obvious poser, a playground bully. Like all bullies, he was also a total p***y.
“He had quit and bailed before I could have a go at him before his promised playground battle royale in Miami.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
“Typical, I thought. That phoney motherf***** had p***** his pants and gone home to mama before I had a chance to blow this whole thing up myself.”
Liam had been touring with his brother Noel for their band Oasis at the time.
Oasis famously broke up in 2009 after a backstage clash.
Fans were devastated and remain hopeful the band will get back together.
Liam has lent the olive branch of forgiveness many times but his offers have been rejected by his estranged brother Noel.


thedailymirror--2020-05-04--O2 and Virgin Media in talks to merge - affecting more than 40million users

Virgin Media and O2 have started talks for a multi-million merger in a move that will affect both broadband and mobile customers .
A potential tie-up could create one of the UK 's largest entertainment and telecoms firms , rivalling BT , which has more than 28million subscribers .
Spanish firm Telefonica , which owns O2 , confirmed that it was in talks with Liberty Global , which has owned Virgin Media since 2013 .
The company said that the negotiations were ongoing and there was no guarantee they would reach a agreement .
`` The process initiated by both @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not being able to guarantee , to this date , neither the precise terms nor the probability of its success , '' Telefonica said .
O2 , which provides the network for Tesco Mobile , Giffgaff and Sky Mobile , is the UK 's largest phone company with around 34million users .
Virgin has about 6million broadband and cable TV customers and another 3million mobile users .
A tie-up between the two would create a bigger rival to BT - which has 28 million mobile , TV and broadband customers across the country @ @ @ @ @ @ @ million businesses .
Telefonica tried to sell O2 to the owner of Three , CK Hutchison , for £10.3billion in 2015 .
However , the deal was blocked by the European Commission over concerns that it would have left just three major mobile phone operators in the UK .
But telecoms analyst Paolo Pescatore , who works for PP Foresight , does not think a deal between O2 and Virgin would face similar hurdles .
He said Virgin Media mainly provided services through cable , such as broadband and TV , whereas O2 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ very much complementary , '' he said .
Describing what a tie-up between the two companies could look like , Pescatore added : `` If you 're an O2 customer , you 'll be able to be able to buy more than just mobile .
`` If you 're a Virgin Media customer , the vision - ultimately - will be that you can buy everything in one place with one bill , which is n't the case today . ''
Billionaire John Malone , who owns Liberty Global also owns a 10 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will raise speculation about whether Liberty may be open to including ITV in the deal , as the share price of the broadcaster of shows including The Chase and Coronation Street has hit a 10-year low amid the fall in advertising sales due to coronavirus .

O2, which provides the network for Tesco Mobile, Giffgaff and Sky Mobile, is the UK's largest phone company with around 34million users - by joining forces with Virgin, it could create a database larger than BT
O2 and Virgin Media in talks to merge - affecting more than 40million users
Virgin Media and O2 have started talks for a multi-million merger in a move that will affect both broadband and mobile customers.
A potential tie-up could create one of the UK's largest entertainment and telecoms firms, rivalling BT, which has more than 28million subscribers.
Spanish firm Telefonica, which owns O2, confirmed that it was in talks with Liberty Global, which has owned Virgin Media since 2013.
The company said that the negotiations were ongoing and there was no guarantee they would reach a agreement.
"The process initiated by both parties is in a negotiation phase, not being able to guarantee, to this date, neither the precise terms nor the probability of its success," Telefonica said.
O2, which provides the network for Tesco Mobile, Giffgaff and Sky Mobile, is the UK's largest phone company with around 34million users.
Virgin has about 6million broadband and cable TV customers and another 3million mobile users.
A tie-up between the two would create a bigger rival to BT - which has 28 million mobile, TV and broadband customers across the country. It also provides services to a million businesses.
Telefonica tried to sell O2 to the owner of Three, CK Hutchison, for £10.3billion in 2015. However, the deal was blocked by the European Commission over concerns that it would have left just three major mobile phone operators in the UK.
But telecoms analyst Paolo Pescatore, who works for PP Foresight, does not think a deal between O2 and Virgin would face similar hurdles.
He said Virgin Media mainly provided services through cable, such as broadband and TV, whereas O2 focuses on mobile.
"It's very much complementary," he said.
Describing what a tie-up between the two companies could look like, Pescatore added: "If you're an O2 customer, you'll be able to be able to buy more than just mobile.
"If you're a Virgin Media customer, the vision - ultimately - will be that you can buy everything in one place with one bill, which isn't the case today."
Billionaire John Malone, who owns Liberty Global also owns a 10% stake in ITV.
The talks will raise speculation about whether Liberty may be open to including ITV in the deal, as the share price of the broadcaster of shows including The Chase and Coronation Street has hit a 10-year low amid the fall in advertising sales due to coronavirus.


thedailymirror--2020-05-04--Eight-year-old's song about buttholes is lockdown anthem we never knew we needed

It 's no secret that sometimes children do the funniest things , they just ca n't seem to help themselves .
From embarrassing their parents by yelling about periods in public to accidentally drawing rude pictures .
But one child might have just taken the crown - and she 's gone viral on social media for her efforts .
Eight-year-old Jolee Dunn from Los Angeles has written an original song , all about buttholes .
The little girl penned a thoughtful track called ' I Wonder What 's Inside Your Butthole ' and performed it beautifully .
Her mum , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ performance on Twitter for all to see , writing : `` My kid wrote a song called , ' I Wonder What ’ s Inside Your Butthole ' .
More than six million people have watched the video , which sees Jolee singing : `` I wonder what 's inside your butthole , maybe there is astronauts , maybe there is aliens , all inside your butthole .
What 's inside your butthole ?
I always want to know . ''
Over 324,000 people also liked the tweet , with many branding the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ proclaiming that she deserves a Grammy award for her hard work .
Others joked that the song was going to be stuck in their heads for the remainder of lockdown , with a guy named Joe saying : `` You realise I 'm going to be singing this .
By myself .
In quarantine .
For days . ''
Someone else commented that it was `` the pandemic anthem we didn ’ t know we needed '' .
Even a few professional musicians shared their thoughts .
Hayley Williams replied : `` Suddenly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ am honest with myself it will never be this good . ''
Creative types liked the song so much that a number of different remixes started popping up .
But according to Lisa , Jolee is indifferent about the number of fans she has accumulated .
Speaking to Buzzfeed , the parent , who just so happens to be a singer , said : `` Jolee will ponder [ her success ] for a moment , then ask , 'Did Doja Cat see it ? '
which is her only barometer for fame @ @ @ @ @ @ @ apparently the little girl 's idol , so fingers crossed she sees the video and responds .
The mum added : `` Jolee has always been super performative and the funniest person I have ever known .
`` She is always making up songs , and lyrics are her strong suit . ''

A little girl has become an internet sensation after her mum shared a video of her singing an original song called, 'I Wonder What's Inside Your Butthole'
Girl, 8, pens song 'I Wonder What's Inside Your Butthole' and honestly, it's a masterpiece
It's no secret that sometimes children do the funniest things, they just can't seem to help themselves.
From embarrassing their parents by yelling about periods in public to accidentally drawing rude pictures.
But one child might have just taken the crown - and she's gone viral on social media for her efforts.
Eight-year-old Jolee Dunn from Los Angeles has written an original song, all about buttholes.
Yes, really.
The little girl penned a thoughtful track called 'I Wonder What's Inside Your Butthole' and performed it beautifully.
Her mum, Lisa, posted a clip of the performance on Twitter for all to see, writing: "My kid wrote a song called, 'I Wonder What’s Inside Your Butthole'.
"Quite honestly, it slaps."
More than six million people have watched the video, which sees Jolee singing: "I wonder what's inside your butthole, maybe there is astronauts, maybe there is aliens, all inside your butthole. What's inside your butthole? I always want to know."
What a masterpiece!
Over 324,000 people also liked the tweet, with many branding the child a "lyrical genius" and proclaiming that she deserves a Grammy award for her hard work.
Others joked that the song was going to be stuck in their heads for the remainder of lockdown, with a guy named Joe saying: "You realise I'm going to be singing this. By myself. In quarantine. For days."
Someone else commented that it was "the pandemic anthem we didn’t know we needed".
Even a few professional musicians shared their thoughts.
Hayley Williams replied: "Suddenly self-conscious about my album bc if I am honest with myself it will never be this good."
Creative types liked the song so much that a number of different remixes started popping up.
But according to Lisa, Jolee is indifferent about the number of fans she has accumulated.
Speaking to Buzzfeed, the parent, who just so happens to be a singer, said: "Jolee will ponder [her success] for a moment, then ask, 'Did Doja Cat see it?' which is her only barometer for fame."
American rapper Doja Cat is apparently the little girl's idol, so fingers crossed she sees the video and responds.
The mum added: "Jolee has always been super performative and the funniest person I have ever known.
"She is always making up songs, and lyrics are her strong suit."


thedailymirror--2020-05-04--Meghan 'to launch new version of The Tig blog' - and work has already started

Meghan Markle could relaunch her hugely successful lifestyle blog The Tig as she has now quit the Royal Family , an expert has predicted .
The duchess was forced to close the page down shortly before marrying Prince Harry and beginning her royal life , to the disappointment of fans around the world .
She used the page to share photos of her home , travel tips , cookery ideas and personal updates .
But royal expert Myka Meier believes that Meghan will launch a new account in a similar style to The Tig , which could rival Gwyneth Paltrow @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Royally Obsessed : `` I think Meghan is going to have another Instagram .
I think she 's going to do a Goop , like a new version of The Tig .
I really think that 's coming .
`` I have a friend with a little bit of insider knowledge , and I think she 's already working on something .
`` I think we will be seeing something very interesting and creative with masterminds from all over the world coming together to bring something really inspiring together , coming soon .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ and she can now .
I think she 'll be very vocal in the next race . ''
Myka also believes we 'll see another royal baby soon , suggesting that Harry enjoyed growing up with a brother so will want the same for Archie .
She said : `` I think it will be an American born baby which will be very different .
`` I think we 're going to see some major international projects .
I think they 're going to be great humanitarians .
`` I really think this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ year for them .
I think we 'll see Meghan back in acting a little bit more , in terms of major motion films .
`` I think she 'll be choosy of course , but I think we 're going to see a lot of them .
I see her choosing really important roles , where the movie has a purpose behind it .
`` I do n't think we 'll see her do shallow films .
`` I genuinely think they 're going to be on every major red carpet .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ a number of other projects , and are also set to be the subject of a new biography entitled Finding Freedom .
The couple are understood to have co-operated with authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand , with the book which is set to `` reveal unknown details '' .
It will focus on their decision to quit the Royal Family .
According to the promotional blurb , it will also be `` dispelling the many rumours and misconceptions that plague the couple '' in Britain and North America .
Mr Scobie is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , while Ms Durand is a royal contributor for ELLE.com and OprahMag.com , with their book said to have been written `` with the participation of those closest to the couple '' .

Before marrying Prince Harry and becoming a member of the Royal Family, Meghan Markle was forced to close down her popular lifestyle blog The Tig
Meghan Markle 'to launch new version of The Tig blog' - and work has already started
Meghan Markle could relaunch her hugely successful lifestyle blog The Tig as she has now quit the Royal Family, an expert has predicted.
The duchess was forced to close the page down shortly before marrying Prince Harry and beginning her royal life, to the disappointment of fans around the world.
She used the page to share photos of her home, travel tips, cookery ideas and personal updates.
But royal expert Myka Meier believes that Meghan will launch a new account in a similar style to The Tig, which could rival Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop.
She told royal podcast Royally Obsessed : "I think Meghan is going to have another Instagram. I think she's going to do a Goop, like a new version of The Tig. I really think that's coming.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
"I have a friend with a little bit of insider knowledge, and I think she's already working on something.
"I think we will be seeing something very interesting and creative with masterminds from all over the world coming together to bring something really inspiring together, coming soon.
"She now can talk politics, and she can now. I think she'll be very vocal in the next race."
Myka also believes we'll see another royal baby soon, suggesting that Harry enjoyed growing up with a brother so will want the same for Archie.
She said: "I think it will be an American born baby which will be very different.
"I think we're going to see some major international projects. I think they're going to be great humanitarians.
"I really think this is going to be a very busy year for them. I think we'll see Meghan back in acting a little bit more, in terms of major motion films.
Image: Internet Unknown) Internet Unknown)
"I think she'll be choosy of course, but I think we're going to see a lot of them. I see her choosing really important roles, where the movie has a purpose behind it.
"I don't think we'll see her do shallow films.
"I genuinely think they're going to be on every major red carpet."
Meghan and Harry are working on a number of other projects, and are also set to be the subject of a new biography entitled Finding Freedom.
The couple are understood to have co-operated with authors Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand, with the book which is set to "reveal unknown details".
It will focus on their decision to quit the Royal Family.
According to the promotional blurb, it will also be "dispelling the many rumours and misconceptions that plague the couple" in Britain and North America.
Mr Scobie is the royal editor-at-large for Harper's Bazaar, while Ms Durand is a royal contributor for ELLE.com and OprahMag.com, with their book said to have been written "with the participation of those closest to the couple".


thedailymirror--2020-05-04--Man arrested after 'devoted' mum-of-two shot dead in 17th century farmhouse

Police have launched a murder inquiry after a mum of eight-year-old twin boys was shot dead at her farmhouse home early yesterday morning .
The victim was named locally as corporate solicitor Silke Hartshorne-Jones who was aged in her early 40s .
She was shot at her 17th century home where she lived with her husband Peter Hartshorne-Jones and her sons .
Police said they were called at around 4.45am to reports that a woman had been shot at Grade Two listed Chestnut Farm in the village of Barham near Ipswich , Suffolk .
Mrs Hartshorne-Jones was found in a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ detached house , and taken by ambulance to Ipswich Hospital , but was pronounced dead a short time later .
Police confirmed that a man had been arrested on suspicion of murder .
He is currently being questioned at the Police investigation Centre in Bury St Edmunds .
One villager described Mrs Hartshorne-Jones who was German as “ friendly ” and “ a devoted mother ” to her sons Henry and Harry .
The local resident who asked not to be named , added : “ What has happened is just awful beyond @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you expect in a peaceful village like this.
” Neighbour Kevin Terry , 53 , said : “ We did not hear anything at all last night , but we woke up to all the police activity .
“ The police came round to ask if we had hear anything , but we were unable to help.
” Mr Terry , a surveyor , said he had seen an ambulance arrive at Chestnut Farm at 2.15am one night soon after lockdown started .
He added : “ There was an ambulance at the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ days .
On each occasion the paramedics were there quite a long time .
Mrs Hartshorne-Jones worked as a lawyer for technology company K2 Partnering Solutions according to her Linked In profile .
Mr Hartshorne-Jones runs his own business called Hartshorne Fine English Shotguns selling what his website describes as `` the finest sporting English and Scottish shotguns '' .
He also has a recruitment company providing staff for the catering industry .
A Suffolk Police spokesman said : “ Police were called shortly before 4.45am .
“ On arrival at the premises @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in her 40s , inside who had suffered serious injuries .
“ She was transported to Ipswich Hospital via ambulance in a critical condition , where she sadly died a short time later .
“ A 51-year-old man was subsequently arrested on suspicion of murder and was taken to Bury St Edmunds Police Investigation Centre for questioning .
”

mirrornews@mirror.co.uk (Andy Lines, Neil Murphy)

Suffolk Police were called to Chestnut Farm in Barham, Suffolk, in the early hours of this morning where they found the body of a woman in her forties, named locally as corporate solicitor Silke Hartshorne-Jones
Police have launched a murder inquiry after a mum of eight-year-old twin boys was shot dead at her farmhouse home early yesterday morning.
The victim was named locally as corporate solicitor Silke Hartshorne-Jones who was aged in her early 40s.
She was shot at her 17th century home where she lived with her husband Peter Hartshorne-Jones and her sons.
Police said they were called at around 4.45am to reports that a woman had been shot at Grade Two listed Chestnut Farm in the village of Barham near Ipswich, Suffolk.
Mrs Hartshorne-Jones was found in a critical condition with serious injuries in the detached house, and taken by ambulance to Ipswich Hospital, but was pronounced dead a short time later.
Image: East Anglia News Service) East Anglia News Service)
Police confirmed that a man had been arrested on suspicion of murder.
He is currently being questioned at the Police investigation Centre in Bury St Edmunds.
One villager described Mrs Hartshorne-Jones who was German as “friendly” and “a devoted mother” to her sons Henry and Harry.
The local resident who asked not to be named, added: “What has happened is just awful beyond words. It is the last thing you expect in a peaceful village like this.”
Image: East Anglia News Service) East Anglia News Service)
Neighbour Kevin Terry, 53, said: “We did not hear anything at all last night, but we woke up to all the police activity.
“The police came round to ask if we had hear anything, but we were unable to help.”
Mr Terry, a surveyor, said he had seen an ambulance arrive at Chestnut Farm at 2.15am one night soon after lockdown started.
He added: “There was an ambulance at the house twice more over the next few days. On each occasion the paramedics were there quite a long time.
Image: East Anglia News Service) East Anglia News Service)
Mrs Hartshorne-Jones worked as a lawyer for technology company K2 Partnering Solutions according to her Linked In profile.
Mr Hartshorne-Jones runs his own business called Hartshorne Fine English Shotguns selling what his website describes as "the finest sporting English and Scottish shotguns".
Image: East Anglia News Service) East Anglia News Service)
He also has a recruitment company providing staff for the catering industry.
A Suffolk Police spokesman said: “Police were called shortly before 4.45am.
“On arrival at the premises, officers discovered a woman, aged in her 40s, inside who had suffered serious injuries.
“She was transported to Ipswich Hospital via ambulance in a critical condition, where she sadly died a short time later.
“A 51-year-old man was subsequently arrested on suspicion of murder and was taken to Bury St Edmunds Police Investigation Centre for questioning.”


thedailymirror--2020-05-04--Ravel Morrison responds to Wayne Rooney after comments on Man Utd exit

Ravel Morrison has admitted it upsets him to hear Wayne Rooney suggest he could have done more with his career , but accepted it was true .
The midfielder started his career with Man Utd in the same youth side that produced some current Red Devils stars , and was regarded as one of the finest talents at the club .
Rooney said in his Sunday Times column this week : `` I saw Paul Pogba come through , Jesse Lingard , all these players and Ravel was better than any of them by a country mile . ''
But @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a professional , and kept a lifestyle not befitting with that of his peers , eventually losing the patience of manager Sir Alex Ferguson .
Now plying his trade at Middlesbrough - on loan from Sheffield United - the 27-year-old is considered among the best of many stars to have never fulfilled their potential .
And the player himself opened up on his regrets of not achieving more at this stage of his career .
Discussing Rooney 's column , Morrison told talkSPORT : `` Obviously amazing comments .
Especially for the player @ @ @ @ @ @ @ one of the best to come out of England , so it 's high comments from a high player .
`` It makes you a bit upset that I could have gone a bit further .
I should have gone a bit further .
I 'm hoping still to go a bit further .
But to the likes of Pogba and Jesse ; I think both great players .
I think we had a great team , [ born ] around the 92s and 93s , that era of our year .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I did n't realise and understand ... obviously these are high players and I did n't understand their thoughts at the time .
I used to just go there and love playing football . ''
Jamie Redknapp revealed on Sky Sports that Ferguson had hailed Morrison as `` the most talented player he ’ s ever worked with '' .
Morrison had experienced a difficult upbringing in his home town of Wythenshawe , and revealed that he saw football as a form of `` escapism '' .
But he sadly failed to hit @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was eventually sold to West Ham in 2012 , before following a journeyman-like career since .
He added : `` I would n't say I struggled with pressure because I did n't really feel pressure .
Maybe some things in my life , when I was young , now I would sit there and not do things or go a different path and stuff like that .
`` Going into Manchester United was a nice environment to go into every day , world-class players , just enjoyable .
If I could go back @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a lot of things I 'd change .
`` I grew up at United , I was there from the Under-9s .
I 'd skip training some days , and I would wake up and do n't know why I 'd done it , but I 'd skip it .
And it 's hard to get me off the training field now . ''

Rooney suggested Morrison had not made the most of his talent having been one of the most promising youngsters at Man Utd but failing to force his way into the first team
Ravel Morrison has admitted it upsets him to hear Wayne Rooney suggest he could have done more with his career, but accepted it was true.
The midfielder started his career with Man Utd in the same youth side that produced some current Red Devils stars, and was regarded as one of the finest talents at the club.
Rooney said in his Sunday Times column this week: "I saw Paul Pogba come through, Jesse Lingard, all these players and Ravel was better than any of them by a country mile."
But Morrison struggled to adapt to life as a professional, and kept a lifestyle not befitting with that of his peers, eventually losing the patience of manager Sir Alex Ferguson.
Image: Man Utd via Getty Images) Man Utd via Getty Images)
Now plying his trade at Middlesbrough - on loan from Sheffield United - the 27-year-old is considered among the best of many stars to have never fulfilled their potential.
And the player himself opened up on his regrets of not achieving more at this stage of his career.
Discussing Rooney's column, Morrison told talkSPORT : "Obviously amazing comments. Especially for the player that he is, he's probably one of the best to come out of England, so it's high comments from a high player.
"It makes you a bit upset that I could have gone a bit further. I should have gone a bit further. I'm hoping still to go a bit further. But to the likes of Pogba and Jesse; I think both great players. I think we had a great team, [born] around the 92s and 93s, that era of our year.
"I knew I had ability, but I didn't realise and understand... obviously these are high players and I didn't understand their thoughts at the time. I used to just go there and love playing football."
Jamie Redknapp revealed on Sky Sports that Ferguson had hailed Morrison as "the most talented player he’s ever worked with".
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Morrison had experienced a difficult upbringing in his home town of Wythenshawe, and revealed that he saw football as a form of "escapism".
But he sadly failed to hit the heights expected of him, and was eventually sold to West Ham in 2012, before following a journeyman-like career since.
He added: "I wouldn't say I struggled with pressure because I didn't really feel pressure. Maybe some things in my life, when I was young, now I would sit there and not do things or go a different path and stuff like that.
"Going into Manchester United was a nice environment to go into every day, world-class players, just enjoyable. If I could go back through my life again there would be a lot of things I'd change.
"I grew up at United, I was there from the Under-9s. I'd skip training some days, and I would wake up and don't know why I'd done it, but I'd skip it. And it's hard to get me off the training field now."


thedailymirror--2020-05-04--Bat Woman scientist’s chilling warning year ago amid claims China lied to world

Shi Zhengli is one of the world 's authorities on coronavirus - and how it orginated before being passed onto humans .
The catastrophic chain of events , which started in China in December , has ended in a world wide pandemic with hundreds of thousands dead and billions of people now in lockdown .
Virologist Shi is the woman credited with unlocking Covid-19 's genetic code within days after the outbreak first seemed to come to the public 's attention .
Her work has now been passed to scientists around the world where experts are working day and night @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for the deadly bug .
But for seven days , China withheld this information from the rest of the world as the pandemic spread like wildfire .
Shi was 'muzzled ' from revealing her findings , which has prompted fears of a cover-up by the Chinese authorities .
And at the weekend , bombshell documents leaked which claimed China had deliberately suppressed or destroyed evidence about the coronavirus outbreak and hampered efforts to develop a vaccine .
The report - produced by the Five Eyes security alliance -accuses China of silencing doctors who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the disease and denying it could spread between humans for weeks , despite knowing this was untrue .
This caused the “ endangerment of other countries ” , and sets out the case against the Chinese government , according to reports in Australia .
The 15-page dossier , by intelligence bosses from the US , Canada , the UK , Australia and New Zealand , was leaked to the Saturday Telegraph , raising grave concerns about research into deadly pathogens at the Wuhan Institute of Virology .
It also alleges that China continued @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for weeks , giving it time to spread around the world .
Intelligence services reportedly believe evidence of the virus was destroyed in labs and requests to provide live samples to international scientists working on a vaccine were refused .
And the newspaper reports that the Australian government funded a team of Chinese scientists at a lab where deadly coronaviruses were genetically modified - even though they could be transmitted from bats to humans .
China has consistently denied that Covid-19 originated in a lab - a claim voiced again last week by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are said to be divided over whether the disease came from a laboratory or a wet market in the city of Wuhan .
But the World Health Organisation has said scientists examining its genetic sequences have ruled that `` this virus is natural in origin '' .
Even after the outbreak in Wuhan , the Chinese government locked down the city while telling the rest of the world such measures were not necessary , it is claimed .
The report claimed `` millions '' of people left the city before it went into @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the world .
The dossier claimed there was a “ deadly denial of human-to-human transmission ” , which has cost tens of thousands of lives , while doctors and scientists who spoke out were `` silenced '' .
It is also alleged that China `` bleached '' wildlife market stalls and refused to provide live samples that could help find a cure .
Intelligence agencies are investigating whether the virus could have accidentally leaked from a lab in Wuhan - with several studies led by scientist Shi said to be the source of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ virologist for the last 16 years and has discovered dozens of deadly SARS-like viruses in bat caves .
After studying samples taken from some of the first people to become infected with the new and then-mysterious respiratory illness in China in December she found it was similar to SARS .
It was identified as a novel coronavirus and within three days she completed its gene sequencing , finding that it was 96 per cent identical to a virus found in horseshoe bats in Yunnan , a process which can take months if not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ life examining coronaviruses in bat populations , which has earned her the nickname Bat Woman , Shi was one of the first to receive the call when a handful of patients presented with symptoms that looked to be a new strain of the bug .
She was at a conference outside Wuhan but jumped straight on a train and back to her lab on December 30 last year .
For two months , Shi and her team worked tirelessly to not only identify the genetic code but to learn all they could about @ @ @ @ @ @ @ noodles and only recently has her life returned to something resembling normality .
But initially , Shi had one fear - her lab had been responsible for unleashing the virus on the world .
In the 16 years she had been working with bats , Shi had found the subtropical areas of China posed the biggest risk for the coronavirus being transmitted from animals to human - not the centre of the country where Wuhan is located .
She said : `` I had never expected this kind of thing to happen in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ remember thinking 'could they have come from our lab ? '
'' Over the next few worrying days it emerged it did not seem to be a leak and the virus had likely had several previous , small , outbreaks before emerging in Wuhan at one of the city 's controversial wildlife markets , Shi has insisted .
However , an entire year before coronavirus pandemic outbreak , Shi made a chilling prediction about the threat of such a disease spreading around the globe .
In a study stressing the importance of researching @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Shi warned of the likelihood of a pandemic exactly like the one the world is currently battling .
Shi , who is the deputy director at the Wuhan Institute of Virology , was one of three experts to pen the disturbing report .
It analysed the three previous coronavirus outbreaks - SARS , MERS and Swine Flu - and looked at how likely another pandemic was .
The report warned that all three of the outbreaks could be traced back to bats and that two of them had originally come from China .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ is highly likely that future SARS- or MERS-like coronavirus outbreaks will originate from bats , and there is an increased probability that this will occur in China .
`` Therefore , the investigation of bat coronaviruses becomes an urgent issue for the detection of early warning signs , which in turn minimizes the impact of such future outbreaks in China . ''
The report also warned of the risks of China 's wet markets , where live animals were sold for food .
It said : `` Chinese food culture maintains that live @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this belief may enhance viral transmission . ''
Shi and her team were warning as far back as 2018 that bats could pass coronaviruses to humans .

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Shi Zhengli was 'muzzled' by Chinese authorities following the discovered of Covid-19, it has been claimed, followed by allegations that China had deliberately suppressed or destroyed evidence about the coronavirus pandemic
Shi Zhengli is one of the world's authorities on coronavirus - and how it orginated before being passed onto humans.
The catastrophic chain of events, which started in China in December, has ended in a world wide pandemic with hundreds of thousands dead and billions of people now in lockdown.
Virologist Shi is the woman credited with unlocking Covid-19's genetic code within days after the outbreak first seemed to come to the public's attention.
Her work has now been passed to scientists around the world where experts are working day and night to develop both a cure and vaccine for the deadly bug.
But for seven days, China withheld this information from the rest of the world as the pandemic spread like wildfire.
Shi was 'muzzled' from revealing her findings, which has prompted fears of a cover-up by the Chinese authorities.
And at the weekend, bombshell documents leaked which claimed China had deliberately suppressed or destroyed evidence about the coronavirus outbreak and hampered efforts to develop a vaccine.
The report - produced by the Five Eyes security alliance -accuses China of silencing doctors who spoke out, blocking news reports about the disease and denying it could spread between humans for weeks, despite knowing this was untrue.
This caused the “endangerment of other countries”, and sets out the case against the Chinese government, according to reports in Australia.
The 15-page dossier, by intelligence bosses from the US, Canada, the UK, Australia and New Zealand, was leaked to the Saturday Telegraph, raising grave concerns about research into deadly pathogens at the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
It also alleges that China continued to deny reports about the killer bug for weeks, giving it time to spread around the world.
Intelligence services reportedly believe evidence of the virus was destroyed in labs and requests to provide live samples to international scientists working on a vaccine were refused.
And the newspaper reports that the Australian government funded a team of Chinese scientists at a lab where deadly coronaviruses were genetically modified - even though they could be transmitted from bats to humans.
China has consistently denied that Covid-19 originated in a lab - a claim voiced again last week by US President Donald Trump.
Intelligence officials are said to be divided over whether the disease came from a laboratory or a wet market in the city of Wuhan.
Image: EcoHealth Alliance) EcoHealth Alliance)
But the World Health Organisation has said scientists examining its genetic sequences have ruled that "this virus is natural in origin".
Even after the outbreak in Wuhan, the Chinese government locked down the city while telling the rest of the world such measures were not necessary, it is claimed.
The report claimed "millions" of people left the city before it went into lockdown, spreading the killer disease around the world.
The dossier claimed there was a “deadly denial of human-to-human transmission”, which has cost tens of thousands of lives, while doctors and scientists who spoke out were "silenced".
It is also alleged that China "bleached" wildlife market stalls and refused to provide live samples that could help find a cure.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
Intelligence agencies are investigating whether the virus could have accidentally leaked from a lab in Wuhan - with several studies led by scientist Shi said to be the source of concern.
Shi has worked as a virologist for the last 16 years and has discovered dozens of deadly SARS-like viruses in bat caves.
After studying samples taken from some of the first people to become infected with the new and then-mysterious respiratory illness in China in December she found it was similar to SARS.
It was identified as a novel coronavirus and within three days she completed its gene sequencing, finding that it was 96 per cent identical to a virus found in horseshoe bats in Yunnan, a process which can take months if not years.
And after spending her working life examining coronaviruses in bat populations, which has earned her the nickname Bat Woman, Shi was one of the first to receive the call when a handful of patients presented with symptoms that looked to be a new strain of the bug.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
She was at a conference outside Wuhan but jumped straight on a train and back to her lab on December 30 last year.
For two months, Shi and her team worked tirelessly to not only identify the genetic code but to learn all they could about Covid-19.
She lived entirely on packet noodles and only recently has her life returned to something resembling normality.
But initially, Shi had one fear - her lab had been responsible for unleashing the virus on the world.
In the 16 years she had been working with bats, Shi had found the subtropical areas of China posed the biggest risk for the coronavirus being transmitted from animals to human - not the centre of the country where Wuhan is located.
Image: EcoHealth Alliance) EcoHealth Alliance)
She said: "I had never expected this kind of thing to happen in Wuhan, in central China. I remember thinking 'could they have come from our lab?'"
Over the next few worrying days it emerged it did not seem to be a leak and the virus had likely had several previous, small, outbreaks before emerging in Wuhan at one of the city's controversial wildlife markets, Shi has insisted.
However, an entire year before coronavirus pandemic outbreak, Shi made a chilling prediction about the threat of such a disease spreading around the globe.
In a study stressing the importance of researching the threat of bats and coronaviruses, Shi warned of the likelihood of a pandemic exactly like the one the world is currently battling.
Shi, who is the deputy director at the Wuhan Institute of Virology, was one of three experts to pen the disturbing report.
It analysed the three previous coronavirus outbreaks - SARS, MERS and Swine Flu - and looked at how likely another pandemic was.
The report warned that all three of the outbreaks could be traced back to bats and that two of them had originally come from China.
It added: "Thus, it is highly likely that future SARS- or MERS-like coronavirus outbreaks will originate from bats, and there is an increased probability that this will occur in China.
"Therefore, the investigation of bat coronaviruses becomes an urgent issue for the detection of early warning signs, which in turn minimizes the impact of such future outbreaks in China."
The report also warned of the risks of China's wet markets, where live animals were sold for food.
It said: "Chinese food culture maintains that live slaughtered animals are more nutritious, and this belief may enhance viral transmission."
Shi and her team were warning as far back as 2018 that bats could pass coronaviruses to humans.


thedailymirror--2020-05-04--When Love Island will return to ITV after coronavirus cancels summer series

Love Island fans have been left heartbroken after the show was cancelled for the first time ever .
Bosses of the ITV2 dating show have confirmed that the summer series is being pulled from the schedule due to the coronavirus pandemic .
So when will it be back ?
Channel execs have promised that the show will be back and `` stronger than ever '' in 2021 .
Kevin Lygo , Director of Television at ITV , said : `` We have tried every which way to make Love Island this summer but logistically it 's just not possible to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the wellbeing of everyone involved and that for us is the priority .
`` In normal circumstances we would be preparing very soon to travel out to the location in Mallorca to get the villa ready but clearly that ’ s now out of the question .
`` We are very sorry for fans of the show but making it safely is our prime concern and Love Island will be back stronger than ever in 2021 .
In the meantime Love Island fans can still enjoy all six series of Love Island on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ summer series launched on June 3 , meaning we would n't have long to wait if it was going ahead this year .
The plan had been for 2020 to be the first year since the show 's launch in 2015 to see two series hit TV screens .
The first ever winter series , hosted by Laura Whitmore , who stepped in to replace Caroline Flack , kicked off on January 12 .
So if the show returns for another winter series in 2021 , we have just over eight months to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of sexy singles head into the villa in the hope of finding love .
The decision to cancel the upcoming summer series was made during crisis talks held on Thursday and Friday last week .
It comes after channel boss Kevin said he felt Islanders `` slavering over each other '' would send the wrong message .
He said during an interview hosted by Edinburgh TV Festival : `` What signal might it be sending out if we 're doing a show where everyone is crammed together slavering over each other , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not to go near anyone in the park ? ''
Amid the coronavirus pandemic , it would be impossible to film the show with the restrictions on travel and of course , the social-distancing rules .
It 's reported that the work already put into the production of the now-cancelled summer series will instead by put to use in the next winter series .
It 's said that casting had already begun , with interviews taking place over video calls on Zoom , meaning that applicants who had been hoping to head to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for the next winter offering .
This is the first time Love Island has missed a series since it began in 2015 , when Max Morley and Jessica Hayes won .
It 's thought that a whopping 12,000 people had already applied for the show .
Laura will return to host the next series and her fiancé Iain Stirling will also return to provide the hilarious voiceover .
2021 might finally be the year we get two series of Love Island .

The ITV2 dating show has been cancelled for the first time ever due to the global coronavirus pandemic - here's when it will return to TV
Love Island fans have been left heartbroken after the show was cancelled for the first time ever.
Bosses of the ITV2 dating show have confirmed that the summer series is being pulled from the schedule due to the coronavirus pandemic.
So when will it be back?
Channel execs have promised that the show will be back and "stronger than ever" in 2021.
Kevin Lygo, Director of Television at ITV, said: "We have tried every which way to make Love Island this summer but logistically it's just not possible to produce it in a way that safeguards the wellbeing of everyone involved and that for us is the priority.
"In normal circumstances we would be preparing very soon to travel out to the location in Mallorca to get the villa ready but clearly that’s now out of the question.
Image: ITV) ITV)
"We are very sorry for fans of the show but making it safely is our prime concern and Love Island will be back stronger than ever in 2021. In the meantime Love Island fans can still enjoy all six series of Love Island on BritBox."
Last year, the summer series launched on June 3, meaning we wouldn't have long to wait if it was going ahead this year.
The plan had been for 2020 to be the first year since the show's launch in 2015 to see two series hit TV screens.
The first ever winter series, hosted by Laura Whitmore, who stepped in to replace Caroline Flack, kicked off on January 12.
Image: Supplied by WENN) Supplied by WENN) Image: ITV/REX) ITV/REX)
So if the show returns for another winter series in 2021, we have just over eight months to wait before we'll see a host of sexy singles head into the villa in the hope of finding love.
The decision to cancel the upcoming summer series was made during crisis talks held on Thursday and Friday last week.
It comes after channel boss Kevin said he felt Islanders "slavering over each other" would send the wrong message.
He said during an interview hosted by Edinburgh TV Festival: "What signal might it be sending out if we're doing a show where everyone is crammed together slavering over each other, and the rest of the world is told not to go near anyone in the park?"
Image: ITV) ITV)
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, it would be impossible to film the show with the restrictions on travel and of course, the social-distancing rules.
It's reported that the work already put into the production of the now-cancelled summer series will instead by put to use in the next winter series.
It's said that casting had already begun, with interviews taking place over video calls on Zoom, meaning that applicants who had been hoping to head to Spain this summer could be held back for the next winter offering.
This is the first time Love Island has missed a series since it began in 2015, when Max Morley and Jessica Hayes won.
It's thought that a whopping 12,000 people had already applied for the show.
Laura will return to host the next series and her fiancé Iain Stirling will also return to provide the hilarious voiceover.
2021 might finally be the year we get two series of Love Island.


thedailymirror--2020-05-04--Stokes fitness and diet programme - Week 5 of cricket legend's workout schedule

As lockdown life continues for a little while longer yet , I hope you ’ re still committed to being as active as you can be until things start to change .
It was good to hear that the ECB are still hopeful of some kind of cricket this summer if and when the Government gives it the green light .
But sadly The Hundred has had to be shelved until next year which was the right thing to do .
Whenever it does start it will be massive and everyone will be excited to see it come to life @ @ @ @ @ @ @ like this for it .
So , without further ado , here 's my latest training regime during another week in lockdown .
Give it a go , I hope you enjoy it ... Homemade batch of bircher muesli ( overnight oats ) with added banana , cinnamon , honey and spoonful of greek yoghurt .
Small flat white coffee .
Little run around with the kids in the garden to get the Heart Rate going .
How many bodyweight air squats can you do in 1 minute ?
Light stretching session to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Bubble and Squeak with Sunday Roast leftovers , one of the new things I 've been trying in the kitchen .
We turned the kids playroom into a 'shop ' so that they could learn about money in a fun way , we also watched David Attenborough 's lessons on BBC Bitesize .
Really useful for the kids ( and the adults ! )
Clare 's Lasagne with green salad and a few chips for the kids ( and me ) .
Back in the garden with the rain pausing for long @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lawn and then get the kids out for a 'mini-beast ' hunt .
These are the homeschooling bits that we all love .
Leftover lasagne from last night 's cooking with a portion of green salad .
Can of Red Bull , I was feeling a bit tired and unmotivated this afternoon , needed it to get me though .
10-10-10 Press ups varying each set of 10 from super wide to thumbs touching Quick stretch and foam roll to help for soreness tomorrow , and to bring the heart rate down after @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Sausages and chicken .
Side salad and veg .
Nice weather today .
Been told it would end soon , so had to be done !
Try out a Yoga session on YouTube Get the foam roller out .
Work from head to foot ( min 30mins ) Steak Sandwich .
Had some leftovers from the bbq last night , any excuse to fire it up again .
Have been watching some classic cricket matches on Sky and enjoyed the two Durham lads Graham Onions and Paul Collingwood keeping South Africa at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Even Colly looked young !
Pesto Pasta with spinach and pine nuts ( one of the favourites from veggie week ) .
Tuned into see the celebrations around Captain Tom 's 100th Birthday .
He 's an amazing man and it was great to see him presented with an England cap as an honorary member of our team .
He loves his cricket and I do n't think there would be a more inspirational person to give a team talk .
Tuna salad - Light lunch with the hard workout to come @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bit of motivation in the afternoon session Light stretching session while bringing the heart rate down Homemade pizza night with choice of toppings : meat , plenty of veg , cheese .
Kids ' favourite night of the week .
Toast with peanut butter , simple one this morning , nothing too heavy before the workout .
Stretching - longer session before the workout as there are a few DOMS after last night 's workout .
Focus on back , legs and hips .
Foam Roll Session to help those DOMS .
Leftover @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of green salad .
Cricket Challenge : Target practice – using a set of stumps or something similar sized , place 10 balls at increasing distance away from the stumps .
Moving quickly , pick up and throw each ball as fast as you can to get a mark out of 10 for how many times you hit .
Repeat with weaker arm .
Chicken Fajita 's , another fun one to get the kids involved and a nice healthy option .
Healthy 'Fry Up ' with poached eggs , bacon medallions , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Pot of tea , orange juice .
Homemade vegetable soup with a small salad .
Keeping it light with a big dinner to come .
Film with the family .
It was my choice and had to go with The Greatest Showman !
It is my favourite film with one of my favourite actors Hugh Jackman .
I still smile about the time he high fived me during his solo show .
Curry night - Missing our local during lockdown so Clare did her own Chicken Tikka Masala , almost as good @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with a side of beans .
Full body stretching - Longer session before the workout as feeling a bit tired and need one big push Squat Challenge to : `` Bring Sally Up '' – should be lasting the whole song by now !
Foam Roll Session to finish off the week 's training before hanging out with the kids .
Cheese sandwich - Sandwiches all round kids and adults .
Big roast to come so keeping it light .
Bit of practice on my FIFA20 skills which could have been better in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ team of myself , Stuart Broad and Jos Buttler got knocked out in the semi-final , but I really enjoyed taking on Shaun Wright-Phillips and lots of money was raised .
Sunday Roast with all the trimmings !

Mirror Sport columnist and England legend Ben Stokes has drawn up a fitness and diet programme lasting a whole week for Mirror readers as we battle through isolation together
As lockdown life continues for a little while longer yet, I hope you’re still committed to being as active as you can be until things start to change.
It was good to hear that the ECB are still hopeful of some kind of cricket this summer if and when the Government gives it the green light. But sadly The Hundred has had to be shelved until next year which was the right thing to do.
Whenever it does start it will be massive and everyone will be excited to see it come to life.
I might even need to train like this for it.
So, without further ado, here's my latest training regime during another week in lockdown. Give it a go, I hope you enjoy it...
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MONDAY
Breakfast
Homemade batch of bircher muesli (overnight oats) with added banana, cinnamon, honey and spoonful of greek yoghurt. Small flat white coffee.
Warm up
Little run around with the kids in the garden to get the Heart Rate going.
Morning
INTENSE WORKOUT
Exercise 1
10 x Burpees
8 x Squat Thrusts
6 x Pull ups or TRX rows
4 Sit Ups
2 press ups
2mins
x2
Exercise 2
30 on 30 off Skipping
Squat holds (1min)
Rest (15secs)
Plank (1min)
x5
CHALLENGE
How many bodyweight air squats can you do in 1 minute?
Warm down
Light stretching session to relax and bring the Heart Rate down.
Lunch
Bubble and Squeak with Sunday Roast leftovers, one of the new things I've been trying in the kitchen.
Afternoon
We turned the kids playroom into a 'shop' so that they could learn about money in a fun way, we also watched David Attenborough's lessons on BBC Bitesize. Really useful for the kids (and the adults!)
Dinner
Clare's Lasagne with green salad and a few chips for the kids (and me).
TUESDAY
3 egg omelette with cheese, ham and tomatoes. Small coffee.
Morning
Back in the garden with the rain pausing for long enough for me to look after the lawn and then get the kids out for a 'mini-beast' hunt. These are the homeschooling bits that we all love.
Lunch
Leftover lasagne from last night's cooking with a portion of green salad. Can of Red Bull, I was feeling a bit tired and unmotivated this afternoon, needed it to get me though.
Afternoon
MEDIUM WORK OUT
Exercise 1
10-10-10-10-10 bodyweight squats
10 lunges
10-10-10-10-10 goblet squats
10 lunges
10-10-10 Press ups varying each set of 10 from super wide to thumbs touching
Exercise 2
20 min walk
Warm down
Quick stretch and foam roll to help for soreness tomorrow, and to bring the heart rate down after the session.
Dinner
BBQ night - Steak, Sausages and chicken. Side salad and veg. Nice weather today. Been told it would end soon, so had to be done!
Image: Handout) Handout)
WEDNESDAY
Breakfast
3 Poached eggs on wholemeal bagels.
Morning
"REST" WORKOUT
Try out a Yoga session on YouTube
Get the foam roller out. Work from head to foot (min 30mins)
Lunch
Steak Sandwich. Had some leftovers from the bbq last night, any excuse to fire it up again.
Afternoon
Have been watching some classic cricket matches on Sky and enjoyed the two Durham lads Graham Onions and Paul Collingwood keeping South Africa at bay in 2009 to save the draw. Even Colly looked young!
Dinner
Pesto Pasta with spinach and pine nuts (one of the favourites from veggie week).
THURSDAY
Breakfast
Homemade Bircher Muesli (overnight oats) same batch as Thursday's breakfast. Small flat white coffee.
Morning
Tuned into see the celebrations around Captain Tom's 100th Birthday. He's an amazing man and it was great to see him presented with an England cap as an honorary member of our team. He loves his cricket and I don't think there would be a more inspirational person to give a team talk.
Lunch
Tuna salad - Light lunch with the hard workout to come. Red Bull time, for that bit of motivation in the afternoon session
Afternoon
INTENSE WORKOUT
Exercise 1
10 x Burpees
10 x Squats
10 x Pull ups or TRX rows
10 x Sit Ups
8-6-4-2
5mins REST
Exercise 2
10-8-6-4-2 Lunges
2-4-6-8-10 Hip Thrusts
10-8-6-4-2 Step Ups
x2
CHALLENGE
2km Run
Warm down
Light stretching session while bringing the heart rate down
Dinner
Homemade pizza night with choice of toppings: meat, plenty of veg, cheese. Kids' favourite night of the week.
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FRIDAY
Breakfast
Toast with peanut butter, simple one this morning, nothing too heavy before the workout.
Warm up
Stretching - longer session before the workout as there are a few DOMS after last night's workout. Focus on back, legs and hips.
Morning
MEDIUM WORK OUT
Exercise 1
10-10-10-10-10 bodyweight squats
10 lunges
10-10-10-10-10 goblet squats
10 lunges
Rest 5 mins
Exercise 2
30 on 30 off Skipping
Squat holds (1min)
Rest (15secs)
Plank (1min)
x2
Warm down
Foam Roll Session to help those DOMS.
Lunch
Leftover pizza from last night with a portion of green salad.
Afternoon
Cricket Challenge: Target practice – using a set of stumps or something similar sized, place 10 balls at increasing distance away from the stumps. Moving quickly, pick up and throw each ball as fast as you can to get a mark out of 10 for how many times you hit. Repeat with weaker arm.
Dinner
Chicken Fajita's, another fun one to get the kids involved and a nice healthy option.
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SATURDAY
Breakfast
Healthy 'Fry Up' with poached eggs, bacon medallions, baked beans, mushrooms, brown sauce. Pot of tea, orange juice.
Morning
"REST" WORKOUT
3 x long lunges (Each side)
4 x lateral band walks (10 x side)
Lunch
Homemade vegetable soup with a small salad. Keeping it light with a big dinner to come.
Afternoon
Film with the family. It was my choice and had to go with The Greatest Showman! It is my favourite film with one of my favourite actors Hugh Jackman. I still smile about the time he high fived me during his solo show.
Dinner
Curry night - Missing our local during lockdown so Clare did her own Chicken Tikka Masala, almost as good!
SUNDAY
Breakfast
3 Poached eggs on wholemeal bagels with a side of beans.
Warm up
Full body stretching - Longer session before the workout as feeling a bit tired and need one big push
Morning
INTENSE WORKOUT
Exercise 1
10 x Burpees
8 x Squat Thrusts
6 x Pull ups or TRX rows
4 Sit Ups
2 press ups
2mins REST
Exercise 2
Skipping (2mins)
Rest (30secs)
Squat holds (1min)
Rest (15secs)
Plank (1min)
2mins REST
Exercise 3
2 x Burpees
4 x Squat Thrusts
6 x Pull ups or TRX rows
8 x Sit Ups
10 x Press ups
CHALLENGE
Squat Challenge to: "Bring Sally Up" – should be lasting the whole song by now!
Warm down
Foam Roll Session to finish off the week's training before hanging out with the kids.
Lunch
Cheese sandwich - Sandwiches all round kids and adults. Big roast to come so keeping it light.
Afternoon
Bit of practice on my FIFA20 skills which could have been better in the NHS Charities Together Cup. Our team of myself, Stuart Broad and Jos Buttler got knocked out in the semi-final, but I really enjoyed taking on Shaun Wright-Phillips and lots of money was raised.
Dinner
Sunday Roast with all the trimmings!


thedailymirror--2020-05-04--'One in a million' mum died in husband's arms on holiday with undiagnosed clot

A 42-year-old mum suddenly died in her husband 's arms on a dream family holiday while her beloved son slept nearby .
Zoe Williams , from Wales , fell ill a day after she travelled with her husband and son to America .
The mum passed away in husband Jason Williams ' arms just days after they arrived in San Francisco while their 11-year-old Hayden slept nearby .
Her grieving husband says her death is suspected to be linked to her oral contraception and deep-vein thrombosis following a long-haul flight , reports Wales Online .
Jason described Zoe as `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The day after they arrived in the US , Zoe tried to leave their hotel room with Jason and Hayden but only made it 20 yards before collapsing .
Follow our live blog for all the latest coronavirus news and updates She deteriorated over the next few days but still wanted her family to get the most of their dream holiday .
The family received Zoe 's final cause of death in February , which left him with a mix of emotions .
Doctors in the US had previously wrongly linked her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 20 years ago .
`` We found out she had a blood clot in her lung which was likely to have been caused by her contraceptive pill and the long-haul flight , '' he said .
`` It was a a relief to find out what really happened but also frustrating that deep vein thrombosis was n't picked up when she was checked after an 11 hour flight . ''
The contraceptive pill , commonly referred to as `` the pill '' , is well-known to be linked to increased risk of blood @ @ @ @ @ @ @ says the risk is small but `` statistically significant '' .
Women who use some types of oral conraceptives have a very small but heightened risk of stroke and deep-vein thrombosis after long-haul flights .
That risk can be exacerbated by certain health and lifestyle factors , according to side effect warnings on some products .
The NHS has more advice on the pill and potential side effects you and your doctor can discuss here .
Six months on from the heartbreaking trip , Jason , 45 , from Caerphilly has spoken about @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Hayden since .
He said Hayden had been `` phenomenal '' and talks about his mother every day .
`` When we came home from San Francisco I spoke to his school and gave him a week off , '' said Jason .
`` He was offered extra support but we decided to play it by ear .
The main thing was to make sure he had as much structure and normality in his life as possible , so he kept up with after-school activities like football and boxing .
`` He has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ talks about his mum every single day and that 's really important .
He does n't have many down days , he just remembers all the good times we had together . ''
Jason said he has got through the last six months by keeping himself busy and seeing the `` amazing '' support from the local community and beyond .
He said : `` I 'm just trying to keep my life busy and structured .
The support from the community has been amazing too so that 's really helped .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The Grand Hyatt , also keep in touch with us to see how we are doing .
They 've been amazing throughout .
`` The trigger points seem to be the most unlikely things .
For example , when we first got back home I got upset seeing a bag of peas .
`` It was sad because Zoe bought them before we went to San Francisco and she was the last person to touch them . ''
Though he is not in work at the moment due to the coronavirus lockdown , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ work challenging but is thankful to his colleagues for their support and understanding .
He said : `` I tried going back to work , but I found it too difficult at first , I could n't focus my mind so I started going back in January before the lockdown .
I had a lot of support in work from the boys who ran it for me until I could go back . ''
Zoe 's funeral was held on November 22 , 2019 at Thornhill Crematorium then a disco at Caerphilly Rugby @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and family of Zoe were played .
The family was inundated with support and struggled to fit everyone into the venue .
`` About 800 people turned up to Zoe 's funeral and all the women wore leopard print because Zoe loved it and we wanted it to celebrate her life .
People were in good spirits , I had messages after it saying ' I know this does n't sound right but that was the best funeral I 've been to ' , '' Jason said .
`` Yellow was Zoe 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Watkins , organised for Caerphilly Castle to be lit up yellow on the day of her funeral . ''
Hayden is `` football mad '' and said when word got out about Zoe , it touched the hearts of some of his biggest sporting heroes , which meant a lot to both of them .
Welsh footballer Aaron Ramsey , who also plays for Juventus , presented Hayden with a signed shirt after Wales qualified for the Euros .
Hayden was also invited to the football club in Turin , Italy , in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said he his very thankful to Ramsey , who is also from Caerphilly , and his family for making the experience `` so magical '' for Hayden , who was also invited to a Manchester United game in February by family friend Nick Walsh and club legend Denis Irwin .
`` They organised a VIP day for Hayden and he led the team out .
Player Daniel James even took him into the team huddle , '' Mr Williams added .
`` Of course it has been hard for us but the support @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that initial difficult stage . ''
But the support did n't stop there , with Cardiff City player Joe Bennett getting in touch and offering Hayden his shirt and boots , and Welsh rugby player Alun Wyn Jones sending a video showing his support .
Following their trip to Italy , Jason and Hayden had to go straight into isolation , but were luckily both well .
Jason said : `` This year has been difficult and a write-off in many ways but the most important thing is that we 're both healthy @ @ @ @ @

Zoe Williams was just 42 when she died after suffering deep-vein thrombosis following a long-haul flight in a rare tragedy suspected to be linked to her oral contraceptive pill
'One in a million' mum died in husband's arms on holiday with undiagnosed blood clot
A 42-year-old mum suddenly died in her husband's arms on a dream family holiday while her beloved son slept nearby.
Zoe Williams, from Wales, fell ill a day after she travelled with her husband and son to America.
The mum passed away in husband Jason Williams' arms just days after they arrived in San Francisco while their 11-year-old Hayden slept nearby.
Her grieving husband says her death is suspected to be linked to her oral contraception and deep-vein thrombosis following a long-haul flight, reports Wales Online.
Jason described Zoe as "a very special wife and mother".
The day after they arrived in the US, Zoe tried to leave their hotel room with Jason and Hayden but only made it 20 yards before collapsing.
Follow our live blog for all the latest coronavirus news and updates
She deteriorated over the next few days but still wanted her family to get the most of their dream holiday.
The family received Zoe's final cause of death in February, which left him with a mix of emotions.
Doctors in the US had previously wrongly linked her symptoms to a treatable illness she suffered 20 years ago.
"We found out she had a blood clot in her lung which was likely to have been caused by her contraceptive pill and the long-haul flight," he said.
"It was a a relief to find out what really happened but also frustrating that deep vein thrombosis wasn't picked up when she was checked after an 11 hour flight."
The contraceptive pill, commonly referred to as "the pill", is well-known to be linked to increased risk of blood clots in the veins.
The NHS says the risk is small but "statistically significant".
Women who use some types of oral conraceptives have a very small but heightened risk of stroke and deep-vein thrombosis after long-haul flights.
That risk can be exacerbated by certain health and lifestyle factors, according to side effect warnings on some products.
The NHS has more advice on the pill and potential side effects you and your doctor can discuss here.
Six months on from the heartbreaking trip, Jason, 45, from Caerphilly has spoken about how life has been for him and Hayden since.
He said Hayden had been "phenomenal" and talks about his mother every day.
"When we came home from San Francisco I spoke to his school and gave him a week off," said Jason.
"He was offered extra support but we decided to play it by ear. The main thing was to make sure he had as much structure and normality in his life as possible, so he kept up with after-school activities like football and boxing.
"He has been nothing short of phenomenal. He talks about his mum every single day and that's really important. He doesn't have many down days, he just remembers all the good times we had together."
Jason said he has got through the last six months by keeping himself busy and seeing the "amazing" support from the local community and beyond.
He said: "I'm just trying to keep my life busy and structured. The support from the community has been amazing too so that's really helped.
"The hotel where Zoe passed away, The Grand Hyatt, also keep in touch with us to see how we are doing. They've been amazing throughout.
"The trigger points seem to be the most unlikely things. For example, when we first got back home I got upset seeing a bag of peas.
"It was sad because Zoe bought them before we went to San Francisco and she was the last person to touch them."
Mr Williams runs a flooring company called Haydens Designer Flooring Ltd.
Though he is not in work at the moment due to the coronavirus lockdown, he said he found going back to work challenging but is thankful to his colleagues for their support and understanding.
He said: "I tried going back to work, but I found it too difficult at first, I couldn't focus my mind so I started going back in January before the lockdown. I had a lot of support in work from the boys who ran it for me until I could go back."
Zoe's funeral was held on November 22, 2019 at Thornhill Crematorium then a disco at Caerphilly Rugby Club, where songs that reminded friends and family of Zoe were played.
The family was inundated with support and struggled to fit everyone into the venue.
"About 800 people turned up to Zoe's funeral and all the women wore leopard print because Zoe loved it and we wanted it to celebrate her life. People were in good spirits, I had messages after it saying 'I know this doesn't sound right but that was the best funeral I've been to'," Jason said.
"Yellow was Zoe's favourite colour and her friend, Gemma Watkins, organised for Caerphilly Castle to be lit up yellow on the day of her funeral."
Hayden is "football mad" and said when word got out about Zoe, it touched the hearts of some of his biggest sporting heroes, which meant a lot to both of them.
Welsh footballer Aaron Ramsey, who also plays for Juventus, presented Hayden with a signed shirt after Wales qualified for the Euros.
Hayden was also invited to the football club in Turin, Italy, in February to watch Aaron play.
Jason said he his very thankful to Ramsey, who is also from Caerphilly, and his family for making the experience "so magical" for Hayden, who was also invited to a Manchester United game in February by family friend Nick Walsh and club legend Denis Irwin.
"They organised a VIP day for Hayden and he led the team out. Player Daniel James even took him into the team huddle," Mr Williams added.
"Of course it has been hard for us but the support we've had really got us through that initial difficult stage."
But the support didn't stop there, with Cardiff City player Joe Bennett getting in touch and offering Hayden his shirt and boots, and Welsh rugby player Alun Wyn Jones sending a video showing his support.
Following their trip to Italy, Jason and Hayden had to go straight into isolation, but were luckily both well.
Jason said: "This year has been difficult and a write-off in many ways but the most important thing is that we're both healthy and doing well."


thedailymirror--2020-05-04--Pregnant Sheridan Smith's new drama Isolation Stories was filmed by her fiancé

The director of new drama Isolation Stories said on This Morning it was actually filmed by heavily pregnant Sheridan Smith 's fiancé in lockdown .
Jeff Pope , ITV 's Head of Factual Drama , spoke to hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield about the show , which was written , directed and performed in lockdown .
They played a trailer for the show starring Sheridan as Melanie , speaking to her family over video calls while heavily pregnant and on her own .
Jeff explained that Monday night 's episode , which is based around Sheridan 's character , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Horn .
`` He , without any question , could start a career as a camera operator if he wanted to after this , '' said Jeff .
`` He was fantastic , and of course it was just the two of them and she 's massively pregnant , she 's due in about two weeks .
`` He moved her around , he did the lighting , he did her wardrobe , he made lunch… '' It was one of the most wonderful spirits of togetherness I have ever experienced working on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was ever in the same room . ''
Jeff revealed it took less than a month for the show to go `` from idea to screen '' which is almost unheard of normally .
`` If it ’ s not as polished and perfect as normal drama , I just felt people would give us a break because we had a go , '' he said .
One actor , Eddie Marsan , had his two sons act in the show too so they could add more characters to the show without breaking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Janine , was camerawoman for all of Eddie 's scenes , all the while home schooling the children during break times .
Actors also had to do their own make up including Robert Glenister who had to make himself look sick with makeup without any experience , while a makeup artist advised him via video chat on what to do .
Jeff revealed that the project was inspired by his wife having shown coronavirus symptoms .
He said : “ For about three days we were on the verge of , ‘ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ E ?
’ 111 and a couple of doctors who were friends , the advice was to do with breaths per minute , over 20 is dangerous , should be about 14 .
`` So I didn ’ t realise it at the time , but I thought that afterwards , this is an interesting story and I built around that .
`` And I spoke to three other wonderful writers… and the pitch was just to reflect something that is going on in our lives… and let ’ s tell these short @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be funny , they might be sad , heartwarming but at least reflect what ’ s going on whilst it ’ s still going on .
”

The director of new drama Isolation Stories revealed the cast's families stepped in to help as pregnant Sheridan Smith's fiancé filmed her scenes and another actor's sons starred in it
Pregnant Sheridan Smith's new drama Isolation Stories was filmed by her fiancé in lockdown
The director of new drama Isolation Stories said on This Morning it was actually filmed by heavily pregnant Sheridan Smith 's fiancé in lockdown.
Jeff Pope, ITV's Head of Factual Drama, spoke to hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield about the show, which was written, directed and performed in lockdown.
They played a trailer for the show starring Sheridan as Melanie, speaking to her family over video calls while heavily pregnant and on her own.
Jeff explained that Monday night's episode, which is based around Sheridan's character, was entirely filmed by her fiancé Jamie Horn.
"He, without any question, could start a career as a camera operator if he wanted to after this," said Jeff.
"He was fantastic, and of course it was just the two of them and she's massively pregnant, she's due in about two weeks.
"He moved her around, he did the lighting, he did her wardrobe, he made lunch…
"It was one of the most wonderful spirits of togetherness I have ever experienced working on a drama, even though no one was ever in the same room."
Jeff revealed it took less than a month for the show to go "from idea to screen" which is almost unheard of normally.
"If it’s not as polished and perfect as normal drama, I just felt people would give us a break because we had a go," he said.
One actor, Eddie Marsan, had his two sons act in the show too so they could add more characters to the show without breaking social distancing rules.
Image: Dave Benett/Getty Images) Dave Benett/Getty Images)
And his wife, Janine, was camerawoman for all of Eddie's scenes, all the while home schooling the children during break times.
Actors also had to do their own make up including Robert Glenister who had to make himself look sick with makeup without any experience, while a makeup artist advised him via video chat on what to do.
Jeff revealed that the project was inspired by his wife having shown coronavirus symptoms.
Image: ITV) ITV)
He said: “For about three days we were on the verge of, ‘Should we take her to A&E?’ 111 and a couple of doctors who were friends, the advice was to do with breaths per minute, over 20 is dangerous, should be about 14.
"So I didn’t realise it at the time, but I thought that afterwards, this is an interesting story and I built around that.
"And I spoke to three other wonderful writers… and the pitch was just to reflect something that is going on in our lives… and let’s tell these short stories.
“Hopefully they’ll be funny, they might be sad, heartwarming but at least reflect what’s going on whilst it’s still going on.”


thedailymirror--2020-05-04--Bayern Munich warned off Leroy Sane transfer by ex-boss Heynckes

Former Bayern Munich boss Jupp Heynckes claims Manchester City ’ s Leroy Sane is not worth big money .
Bayern have wanted Sane for over 12 months and hope to land the Manchester City forward this summer .
Sane will have just one year left on his contract at the Etihad and has shown little inclination to sign a new deal .
Sane , 24 , who has not played since tearing his anterior cruciate ligaments in the Community Shield nine months ago , was valued at £70million before the coronavirus outbreak .
Heynckes , who won the Champions League @ @ @ @ @ @ @ warned his old club the Germany international is not worth such a high figure because he has yet to prove he is a top talent .
“ For me , he has not yet made a breakthrough to becoming an absolute top player , ” said Heynckes .
“ I think this is a player at a crossroads .
Will he keep working hard on himself or will he remain just as an exceptional talent ?
“ He has to be ready to make the next big step because there is no use @ @ @ @ @ @ @ time .
“ I also honestly tell you that I don ’ t consider the price justifiable.
” Sane has refused City ’ s offer of new terms and Bayern believe they can land him for a reduced fee when the transfer window opens because he will have fewer than 12 months left on his contract .
Bayern have no interest in turning Philippe Coutinho 's loan spell permanent , despite having the option to sign the Brazilian from Barcelona for £80million , with Sane their preferred option .

Talks held over the resumption of the Premier League
Talks held over the resumption of the Premier League
Germany winger Sane is top of Bayern Munich's wishlist as they bid to strengthen, but Champions League winner Jupp Heynckes has question if they should splash the cash
Former Bayern Munich boss Jupp Heynckes claims Manchester City’s Leroy Sane is not worth big money.
Bayern have wanted Sane for over 12 months and hope to land the Manchester City forward this summer.
Sane will have just one year left on his contract at the Etihad and has shown little inclination to sign a new deal.
Sane, 24, who has not played since tearing his anterior cruciate ligaments in the Community Shield nine months ago, was valued at £70million before the coronavirus outbreak.
Heynckes, who won the Champions League in 2013 as Bayern boss, has warned his old club the Germany international is not worth such a high figure because he has yet to prove he is a top talent.
Image: Manchester City FC via Getty Ima) Manchester City FC via Getty Ima)
“For me, he has not yet made a breakthrough to becoming an absolute top player,” said Heynckes.
“I think this is a player at a crossroads. Will he keep working hard on himself or will he remain just as an exceptional talent?
“He has to be ready to make the next big step because there is no use in flashing the talent from time to time.
“I also honestly tell you that I don’t consider the price justifiable.”
Sane has refused City’s offer of new terms and Bayern believe they can land him for a reduced fee when the transfer window opens because he will have fewer than 12 months left on his contract.
Bayern have no interest in turning Philippe Coutinho's loan spell permanent, despite having the option to sign the Brazilian from Barcelona for £80million, with Sane their preferred option.


thedailymirror--2020-05-04--Holly Willoughby's Celeb Juice job still up for grabs after lockdown ruined exit

Holly Willoughby 's Celebrity Juice job still up for grabs as `` no-one '' has been lined up to takeover yet as Keith Lemon blamed the coronavirus for `` ruining '' her big send off .
Her co-star Keith has revealed he knew about her departure a week before she announced it , but managed to keep it secret .
He 's went on to insist ITV bosses have not approached any other stars about taking over , amid rumours actress Michelle Keegan has been lined up for the job .
The comedy character , played by Leigh Francis , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this week and was asked about Holly 's news .
He said : `` [ It was a ] shocker .
She told me last week so I knew when we were doing the lockdown Juices , but I did n't want to bring down the joy .
`` Got ta keep it joyful , I guess ... .
Who is taking her place ?
No one yet .
`` I was quite humoured by news of the bookies saying who is up for it .
No one is yet .
I ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ yet . ''
He went on to blame the coronavirus for ruining Holly 's exit - as they were n't able to film a proper last show with her , but they are going to show a tribute episode featuring her best bits .
Keith went on : `` So we got the last one this week , which was filmed on my birthday so that was quite boozy .
Matt Goss got totally naked apart from a sock .
This Thursday .
`` Next week it ’ s a compilation show looking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Holly ’ s best bits , with Holly , Mel B , John Barrowman and your friend Mr. Essex [ Joey Essex ] .
It ’ s a farewell to Holly ... '' It ’ s a shame it wasn ’ t in the studio [ her last show ] , but lockdown ruined the world.
`` Keith insisted that although he 's sad to see Holly go , he 's sure he 'll get over it - like he did when fellow team captain Fearne Cotton left in 2018 .
He went @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Fearne left .
If anyone leaves who you like a lot , love a lot , you 're upset aren ’ t ya ?
but we are all adults aren ’ t we ?
. ''
Holly confirmed her exit in a statement , thank her co-stars for a fun 12 years on the show .
She wrote : `` Thank you @ celebjuiceofficial for 12 years of fantastic chaos ...
I can ’ t quite believe what we ’ ve done and how quick that time has gone .
Thank you to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ve always had the loudest and best audiences ... '' It ’ s time for me to hand over my team captain seat to some lucky lucky person ... whoever that is , know you are about to get one of the best jobs in telly working with one of comedies finest ... @ keithlemon . ''
`` Where to begin ...
I remember starting this journey with you and saying ‘ I think this might work ’ ... my goodness me it did ... three friends , you me and @ fearnecotton @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the heart of it.. friendship ...
I love the bones of you Lemon !
`` Thank you for making me laugh for twelve years .
`` I ’ ll be back as a guest and just to make sure someone is keeping you in check ... if I don ’ t see you through a week or next week or the week after ... know you are always in my heart . ''

Holly Willoughby's Celebrity Juice co-star Keith Lemon has revealed 'no-one' has been lined up to take over after the shock exit and blamed the coronavirus for ruining her big send off
Holly Willoughby's Celebrity Juice job still up for grabs after lockdown 'ruined' send off
Holly Willoughby 's Celebrity Juice job still up for grabs as "no-one" has been lined up to takeover yet as Keith Lemon blamed the coronavirus for "ruining" her big send off.
Her co-star Keith has revealed he knew about her departure a week before she announced it, but managed to keep it secret.
He's went on to insist ITV bosses have not approached any other stars about taking over, amid rumours actress Michelle Keegan has been lined up for the job.
The comedy character, played by Leigh Francis, appeared on Mark Wright's Instagram Stories this week and was asked about Holly's news.
He said: "[It was a] shocker. She told me last week so I knew when we were doing the lockdown Juices, but I didn't want to bring down the joy.
Image: ITV) ITV)
"Gotta keep it joyful, I guess.... Who is taking her place? No one yet.
"I was quite humoured by news of the bookies saying who is up for it. No one is yet. I’ve not had any meetings about it yet."
He went on to blame the coronavirus for ruining Holly's exit - as they weren't able to film a proper last show with her, but they are going to show a tribute episode featuring her best bits.
Keith went on: "So we got the last one this week, which was filmed on my birthday so that was quite boozy. Matt Goss got totally naked apart from a sock. This Thursday.
Image: ITV) ITV)
"Next week it’s a compilation show looking back all of Celebrity Juice, including Holly’s best bits, with Holly, Mel B, John Barrowman and your friend Mr. Essex [Joey Essex]. It’s a farewell to Holly...
"It’s a shame it wasn’t in the studio [her last show], but lockdown ruined the world. "
Keith insisted that although he's sad to see Holly go, he's sure he'll get over it - like he did when fellow team captain Fearne Cotton left in 2018.
Image: ITV) ITV)
He went on: "I was gutted when Fearne left. If anyone leaves who you like a lot, love a lot, you're upset aren’t ya? but we are all adults aren’t we?."
Holly confirmed her exit in a statement, thank her co-stars for a fun 12 years on the show.
She wrote: "Thank you @celebjuiceofficial for 12 years of fantastic chaos... I can’t quite believe what we’ve done and how quick that time has gone. Thank you to you all for watching, we’ve always had the loudest and best audiences...
"It’s time for me to hand over my team captain seat to some lucky lucky person... whoever that is, know you are about to get one of the best jobs in telly working with one of comedies finest... @keithlemon."
"Where to begin... I remember starting this journey with you and saying ‘I think this might work’... my goodness me it did... three friends, you me and @fearnecotton.
"That is what is at the heart of it.. friendship... I love the bones of you Lemon!
"Thank you for making me laugh for twelve years.
"I’ll be back as a guest and just to make sure someone is keeping you in check... if I don’t see you through a week or next week or the week after... know you are always in my heart."