thedailymirror--2020-04-25--Man 'forced two kids to listen' as he raped their mum during a break in

A young man forced his way into a woman 's home and raped her in front of her hysterical children .
John Ward molested the woman , who can not be named for legal reasons , as she was walking the family dog with her kids in Rochdale , Greater Manchester .
She managed to flee the 24-year-old , who was high on cocaine and drunk as he pursued her , Manchester Evening News reported .
Ward forced his way into her home , pushed her onto the stairs and covered her mouth with his hand .
He then carried @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on her .
One of the children shouted in vain for Ward to 'get off ' their mum after he slammed the living room door on them .
The victim moved out of her home on the day of the attack and has never returned .
She suffers flashbacks and her young children have been left traumatised .
Ward , from Rochdale , was sentenced along with his accomplice Aaron Farrell , 24 , from Middleton , who watched the rape through the kitchen window .
They both then wiped their fingerprints from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for 16 years at Minshull Street Crown Court today , Judge John Potter told the defendant he had 'brutally raped ' his victim : He said : `` Throughout this appalling and dreadful ordeal , she could hear her children screaming and crying because they knew they mother was being attacked the other side of the living room door .
`` At one point they were able to open the door only for you to slam the door and continue with your depraved behaviour towards their mother .
`` She was terrified not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ her by you but by her helplessness and powerlessness to break free from your grip and protect herself and her children .
`` The trauma and anguish that she must have experienced at this time is hardly imaginable .
You treated your victim in this manner as an object to satisfy your wicked , evil sexual desires . ''
On the day of the attack the mum left her home at 8.50am .
When she was nearly back at the house she noticed two men swigging from a wine bottle .
Michael Lavery @ @ @ @ @ @ @ began to try and engage her in conversation though she just wanted to get past them .
`` As she spoke with them , to keep the situation friendly , Ward moved to stand in front of her , Farrell was behind her .
`` They made comments to her such as her being good looking , asking her whether she was single and at one point referring to her as a milf .
Ward asked her for a kiss and Farrell told her 'yeah , give him a kiss , nothing will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The woman refused and pointed out she was with her child 'but they continued to harass her ' , said Mr Lavery .
The prosecutor went on : `` She felt intimidated and was fearful they may have had a knife and so she attempted to give the defendant Ward a peck on the cheek , hoping to appease him in order to allow her to escape their attention .
`` As she did this he turned his face and kissed her full on the mouth and stuck his tongue into her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ move away . ''
Ward tried to kiss her in the same manner a second time and told the woman 's child : `` I 'm your new dad . ''
The youngster laughed as they 'clearly did n't understand what was happening ' , said Mr Lavery .
Ward then removed his penis from his trousers and asked : 'do you want it ? '
The woman walked home and checked on her second child when she got there .
Moments later she saw the two men peering through the lounge window @ @ @ @ @ @ @ door shut in fear .
Her children were left 'panicked ' and 'upset ' at the sight of the men .
CCTV uncovered by the police later showed the men at the house and one of the children 'in a state of distress ' before they climbed onto the top of a bin store at the rear of the property , said Mr Lavery .
The mother opened the kitchen door slightly and screamed as she saw both men walking through the lounge towards the kitchen while her children began to 'scream and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` She shouted at the men to get out of her house which they did at that point , '' said the prosecutor .
The woman locked the front door , closed the curtains and thought the ordeal had come an an end .
`` Around 10 minutes later she heard a knock on the door believing it was unrelated to the males , and without thinking , she unlocked and opened the door to see the defendant Ward stood in front of her .
She described him as appearing very , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the footage he was carrying a bottle of alcohol - and unsteady on his feet , '' said Mr Lavery .
Ward put his foot in the doorway and forced his way into the entrance hall .
The children - 'hysterical ' at this point - were shut into the living room by Ward .
The court heard he pulled the woman towards her and said that he 'fancied the f*** of her ' .
Ward pushed her against a wall and forced himself on her , and when the children tried to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ shut and told them ' I 'm just talking to mum ' .
He pushed his victim onto the stairs , pulled down his tracksuit bottoms and raped her .
His victim was 'numb ' while her children were 'screaming ' behind the lounge door .
`` Ward had his hand over her mouth trying to keep her still , '' said Mr Lavery , who described to the court a sequence of vile sex assaults .
The prosecutor went on : `` She described that she couldn ’ t scream or shout @ @ @ @ @ @ @ completely numb .
She told the police that all she could hear was her children screaming for her and her not being able to get to them . ''
Farrell was captured on CCTV looking through the window .
The men fled , leaving the woman 'on the stairs in a state of panic unable even to comfort her children who were hysterical ' , said the prosecutor .
She called her family who alerted the police .
Police were called and arrested the two men despite their attempts to escape , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ comments when they were interviewed but the woman later identified Ward as the man who had raped her .
In a victim impact statement read out in court , the woman said she had to move out of the house with her children on the day of the rape because the men 'caused me so much trauma and distress ' .
`` I would never be able to walk back into that house after that day without having flashbacks , '' she said , adding she had been left with anxiety , depression @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was on medication , struggled to sleep and suffered from flashbacks .
`` Night-time can be really difficult when the children have to go to bed and leave me on my own with my thoughts .
I 'm constantly watching my back if I go out , '' she admitted .
She said she still panicked even though she knew both men were now behind bars .
The court heard Ward has a series of previous convictions including violence .
He has served time for assault .
Farrell also has a number of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Anthony Morris , defending Ward , pointed to his client 's 'high use ' of cocaine and alcohol and said his client was taking courses while behind bars to address his addictions .
The barrister also noted a pre-sentence report from the Probation Service had found the defendant 'seemed genuinely shocked and overwhelmed by his actions ' although he claimed he could not remember the incident .
`` He 's shown some understanding of the consequences of his actions on the victim and her family , '' said Mr Morris .
The barrister @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he lives with it in one sense almost every day and can not believe he was capable of such actions himself . ''
Brendan O'Leary , defending Farrell , said his client had accepted his actions were 'wholly unacceptable ' but were caused because he was 'in drink ' .
He had 'panicked ' when he saw Ward attacking the woman through the window , he said .
Jailing Ward , Judge Potter told him : `` You subjected her to a vicious , sustained an determined sexual attack in the sanctuary of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ witnessed by her children .
The level of depravity is on any view of a level at the most serious end of the scale . ''
He said the attack only ended when Farrell came into the house and 'saw the scene of dreadful abuse taking place in front of you in that small hall ' .
Addressing Farrell , the judge went on : `` You closed the front door .
You remained outside .
You then carefully wiped the handle of the front door to remove your and Ward 's fingerprints @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you knew was taking place .
`` This was as blatant as there could be imagined of intending to pervert the course of public justice . ''
Ward , 24 , of Rochdale , was jailed for 12 years with extended licence period of four years after he pleaded guilty to sexual assault and two counts of rape .
He may apply for parole after eights years .
He has also placed on the sex offenders ' register .
Farrell , 24 , of Parkfield , Middleton , was jailed for one year @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the course of justice .
He was told he would be released half way through his sentence .
Both men appeared in court from prison via videolink .
The press , prosecutor and defence counsel all attended the hearing from remote locations .
Only the judge and his clerk were in court .

John Ward, from Rochdale, Greater Manchester, raped a woman in front of her children after following her to her home and breaking in while very drunk and high on cocaine
Man 'forced two kids to listen' as he raped their mum during a break in
A young man forced his way into a woman's home and raped her in front of her hysterical children.
John Ward molested the woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, as she was walking the family dog with her kids in Rochdale, Greater Manchester.
She managed to flee the 24-year-old, who was high on cocaine and drunk as he pursued her, Manchester Evening News reported.
Ward forced his way into her home, pushed her onto the stairs and covered her mouth with his hand.
He then carried out a series of violent sexual assaults on her.
One of the children shouted in vain for Ward to 'get off' their mum after he slammed the living room door on them.
The victim moved out of her home on the day of the attack and has never returned.
She suffers flashbacks and her young children have been left traumatised.
Ward, from Rochdale, was sentenced along with his accomplice Aaron Farrell, 24, from Middleton, who watched the rape through the kitchen window.
Image: Cavendish Press (Manchester) Ltd) Cavendish Press (Manchester) Ltd)
They both then wiped their fingerprints from the front door handle.
Jailing Ward for 16 years at Minshull Street Crown Court today, Judge John Potter told the defendant he had 'brutally raped' his victim:
He said: "Throughout this appalling and dreadful ordeal, she could hear her children screaming and crying because they knew they mother was being attacked the other side of the living room door.
"At one point they were able to open the door only for you to slam the door and continue with your depraved behaviour towards their mother.
"She was terrified not just by this appalling sexual abuse of her by you but by her helplessness and powerlessness to break free from your grip and protect herself and her children.
"The trauma and anguish that she must have experienced at this time is hardly imaginable. You treated your victim in this manner as an object to satisfy your wicked, evil sexual desires."
On the day of the attack the mum left her home at 8.50am.
When she was nearly back at the house she noticed two men swigging from a wine bottle.
Michael Lavery, prosecuting, said: "Farrell began to try and engage her in conversation though she just wanted to get past them.
"As she spoke with them, to keep the situation friendly, Ward moved to stand in front of her, Farrell was behind her.
"They made comments to her such as her being good looking, asking her whether she was single and at one point referring to her as a milf.
Image: MEN Media) MEN Media)
Ward asked her for a kiss and Farrell told her 'yeah, give him a kiss, nothing will happen', the court was told.
The woman refused and pointed out she was with her child 'but they continued to harass her', said Mr Lavery.
The prosecutor went on: "She felt intimidated and was fearful they may have had a knife and so she attempted to give the defendant Ward a peck on the cheek, hoping to appease him in order to allow her to escape their attention.
"As she did this he turned his face and kissed her full on the mouth and stuck his tongue into her mouth, not surprisingly she tried to move away."
Ward tried to kiss her in the same manner a second time and told the woman's child: "I'm your new dad."
The youngster laughed as they 'clearly didn't understand what was happening', said Mr Lavery.
Ward then removed his penis from his trousers and asked: 'do you want it?'
The woman walked home and checked on her second child when she got there.
Moments later she saw the two men peering through the lounge window, prompting her to slam the kitchen door shut in fear.
Her children were left 'panicked' and 'upset' at the sight of the men.
CCTV uncovered by the police later showed the men at the house and one of the children 'in a state of distress' before they climbed onto the top of a bin store at the rear of the property, said Mr Lavery.
The mother opened the kitchen door slightly and screamed as she saw both men walking through the lounge towards the kitchen while her children began to 'scream and cry', the court was told.
"She shouted at the men to get out of her house which they did at that point," said the prosecutor.
The woman locked the front door, closed the curtains and thought the ordeal had come an an end.
"Around 10 minutes later she heard a knock on the door believing it was unrelated to the males, and without thinking, she unlocked and opened the door to see the defendant Ward stood in front of her. She described him as appearing very, very drunk - it's clear from the footage he was carrying a bottle of alcohol - and unsteady on his feet," said Mr Lavery.
Ward put his foot in the doorway and forced his way into the entrance hall.
The children - 'hysterical' at this point - were shut into the living room by Ward.
The court heard he pulled the woman towards her and said that he 'fancied the f*** of her'.
Ward pushed her against a wall and forced himself on her, and when the children tried to open the door he repeatedly slammed it shut and told them 'I'm just talking to mum'.
He pushed his victim onto the stairs, pulled down his tracksuit bottoms and raped her.
His victim was 'numb' while her children were 'screaming' behind the lounge door.
"Ward had his hand over her mouth trying to keep her still," said Mr Lavery, who described to the court a sequence of vile sex assaults.
The prosecutor went on: "She described that she couldn’t scream or shout or do anything and that she felt completely numb. She told the police that all she could hear was her children screaming for her and her not being able to get to them."
Farrell was captured on CCTV looking through the window.
The men fled, leaving the woman 'on the stairs in a state of panic unable even to comfort her children who were hysterical', said the prosecutor.
She called her family who alerted the police.
Image: Manchester Evening News) Manchester Evening News)
Police were called and arrested the two men despite their attempts to escape, the court heard.
The men made no comments when they were interviewed but the woman later identified Ward as the man who had raped her.
In a victim impact statement read out in court, the woman said she had to move out of the house with her children on the day of the rape because the men 'caused me so much trauma and distress'.
"I would never be able to walk back into that house after that day without having flashbacks," she said, adding she had been left with anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts.
She said she was on medication, struggled to sleep and suffered from flashbacks.
"Night-time can be really difficult when the children have to go to bed and leave me on my own with my thoughts. I'm constantly watching my back if I go out," she admitted.
She said she still panicked even though she knew both men were now behind bars.
The court heard Ward has a series of previous convictions including violence. He has served time for assault.
Farrell also has a number of previous convictions including burglary and robbery.
Anthony Morris, defending Ward, pointed to his client's 'high use' of cocaine and alcohol and said his client was taking courses while behind bars to address his addictions.
The barrister also noted a pre-sentence report from the Probation Service had found the defendant 'seemed genuinely shocked and overwhelmed by his actions' although he claimed he could not remember the incident.
"He's shown some understanding of the consequences of his actions on the victim and her family," said Mr Morris.
The barrister added: "He's told me he lives with it in one sense almost every day and cannot believe he was capable of such actions himself."
Brendan O'Leary, defending Farrell, said his client had accepted his actions were 'wholly unacceptable' but were caused because he was 'in drink'.
He had 'panicked' when he saw Ward attacking the woman through the window, he said.
Jailing Ward, Judge Potter told him: "You subjected her to a vicious, sustained an determined sexual attack in the sanctuary of her own home and it was materially witnessed by her children. The level of depravity is on any view of a level at the most serious end of the scale."
He said the attack only ended when Farrell came into the house and 'saw the scene of dreadful abuse taking place in front of you in that small hall'.
Addressing Farrell, the judge went on: "You closed the front door. You remained outside. You then carefully wiped the handle of the front door to remove your and Ward's fingerprints from the scene of the attack that you knew was taking place.
"This was as blatant as there could be imagined of intending to pervert the course of public justice."
Ward, 24, of Rochdale, was jailed for 12 years with extended licence period of four years after he pleaded guilty to sexual assault and two counts of rape. He may apply for parole after eights years.
He has also placed on the sex offenders' register.
Farrell, 24, of Parkfield, Middleton, was jailed for one year and nine months after he admitted perverting the course of justice. He was told he would be released half way through his sentence.
Both men appeared in court from prison via videolink. The press, prosecutor and defence counsel all attended the hearing from remote locations.
Only the judge and his clerk were in court.


thedailymirror--2020-04-25--Couple 'charged fee' after £17,000 wedding cancelled due to coronavirus

A couple whose wedding has been cancelled amid the national coronavirus lockdown have been told they still owed the venue money if they do n't rebook .
Adam Gibbs , 36 , and Sarah Summerskill , 33 , from Woking , were told their dream day in May was off because of social distancing restrictions which will still be in place .
But the devastated husband and wife-to-be were dealt another blow when they were told they would still have to pay the venue an 80 % cancellation charge - although they can rebook for free .
The couple , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Cain Manor in Surrey on May 9 , had been planning their £17,000 day for 18 months , the BBC reports .
After the ceremony was cancelled by the venue – which is part of the Bijou Weddings Group – they were told they would need to pay the cancellation fee and were advised to claim it back on their insurance and rebook the ceremony .
But Adam and Sarah were left feeling “ lost and hopeless ” after their claim was declined on the basis that cancellation of the wedding and closure @ @ @ @ @ @ @ order .
The pair have already paid £13,000 towards their celebration .
`` The venue has still got £13,000 of our money and are still demanding additional payments [ to fulfil the cancellation charge ] in the next week .
It 's not the kind of money you find down the back of the sofa , '' Mr Gibbs told the BBC .
`` It 's seems nonsensical to us that a venue can cancel on us and then charge us 80 % [ of the cost ] without delivering a service .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ couple that they would need to pay the full cancellation charge for the wedding package , which amounts to £13,600 – an extra £600 on top of what they had already shelled out .
But Bijou Weddings has since said it would be willing to rebook their wedding date on another date in 2020 free of charge .
The company says that if customers are able to make insurance claims and get the cancellation fees refunded , then it will offer alternative dates later on this year or in 2021 or 2022 for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ would be charged at 2019 package prices .
They also said it would include a free bar float of £1,000 .
For customers who do not have insurance or could not claim on insurance , Bijou Weddings said it will rebook weddings free of charge and on available dates left in 2020 , or a Sunday-to-Thursday wedding in 2021 in the same month as their original booking .
But other Bijou Weddings customers have criticised the options they ’ ve been offered .
Jack Trowsdale , 27 , and Claudia Dickens , 25 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ £21,000 for their June 12 wedding at Botleys Mansion - another Bijou venue - when it was cancelled .
`` We 'd saved for so long and hard for it and then not only to find the wedding is cancelled , but to be told they think you owe them money for a wedding that did n't even happen .
It 's beyond belief almost , '' Mr Trowsdale told the BBC .
The couple has now been offered an alternative wedding date on a weekday at no extra cost but are seeking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has shattered '' their hopes of a special day .
Sam Cutmore-Scott , managing director of Bijou Weddings said : `` In our 25 years delivering weddings , this is the first time our venues have been forced to close .
I should point out that Bijou has not voluntarily or arbitrarily cancelled any weddings - it has been forced to close its venues and halt weddings caught in the government 's social distancing restrictions .
`` We have thus tried to accommodate the needs of couples who are immediately impacted , while @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have weddings booked in 2021 and beyond . ''
Defended its decision to keep the cancellation charges , he continued : `` Cancellation charges protect us from cancellations in an industry where the average engagement and advance booking period is around 23 months .
`` Couples protect themselves from unforeseen circumstances by taking out wedding insurance which , in the normal course of events , covers cancellations that are caused by circumstances beyond the couple 's control .
`` We sent cancellation charge information to all our impacted couples so that any with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ themselves whole again .
`` We have not followed up or chased cancellation charges during this crisis period and , for those couples who do not have insurance or whose insurance is shirking their responsibilities , we have offered a broad variety of postponement options with no charge or rearrangement fee . ''
Other bride and grooms are having trouble rescheduling weddings cancelled as a result of coronavirus .
A new study by London-based wedding planning app , Bridebook , revealed that coronavirus will directly impact up to 64 per cent of weddings @ @ @ @ @ @ @ or travel logistics .
Additionally , 36 per cent of all wedding business will be lost and the wedding industry is set to suffer losses of up to £87.5 billion .
Earlier this month it was revealed Princess Beatrice has cancelled her Royal wedding in May as the coronavirus lockdown continues .
The Princess had been due to marry Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi on May 29 .
Jenny Maybury , 39 , and Michael Bromwich , 36 , both from the Midlands , had their wedding moved from a Sunday in May , to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ discovered only 12 of the 75 guests could make the new date in September , Jenny decided to ask the hotel for a refund of £5,355 , the BBC reports .
The venue , Abel 's Harp in Shropshire , told the couple no weekends were available , but Jenny claims they have refused to compensate them for the difference in price , or for a reduction in the number of guests .
Abel 's Harp did not respond when approached by the BBC for comment .

NHS couple forced to cancel wedding because of coronavirus break down when strangers throw them surprise one
NHS couple forced to cancel wedding because of coronavirus break down when strangers throw them surprise one
Adam Gibbs, 36, and Sarah Summerskill, 33, from Woking, were told their dream day in May was off because of social distancing restrictions which will still be in place
A couple whose wedding has been cancelled amid the national coronavirus lockdown have been told they still owed the venue money if they don't rebook.
Adam Gibbs, 36, and Sarah Summerskill, 33, from Woking, were told their dream day in May was off because of social distancing restrictions which will still be in place.
But the devastated husband and wife-to-be were dealt another blow when they were told they would still have to pay the venue an 80% cancellation charge - although they can rebook for free.
The couple, who were due to get married at Cain Manor in Surrey on May 9, had been planning their £17,000 day for 18 months, the BBC reports.
After the ceremony was cancelled by the venue – which is part of the Bijou Weddings Group – they were told they would need to pay the cancellation fee and were advised to claim it back on their insurance and rebook the ceremony.
But Adam and Sarah were left feeling “lost and hopeless” after their claim was declined on the basis that cancellation of the wedding and closure of the venue arose from a government order.
The pair have already paid £13,000 towards their celebration.
"The venue has still got £13,000 of our money and are still demanding additional payments [to fulfil the cancellation charge] in the next week. It's not the kind of money you find down the back of the sofa," Mr Gibbs told the BBC.
"It's seems nonsensical to us that a venue can cancel on us and then charge us 80% [of the cost] without delivering a service."
Initially, Bijou Weddings told the couple that they would need to pay the full cancellation charge for the wedding package, which amounts to £13,600 – an extra £600 on top of what they had already shelled out.
But Bijou Weddings has since said it would be willing to rebook their wedding date on another date in 2020 free of charge.
The company says that if customers are able to make insurance claims and get the cancellation fees refunded, then it will offer alternative dates later on this year or in 2021 or 2022 for rebooked weddings, and the new wedding would be charged at 2019 package prices.
They also said it would include a free bar float of £1,000.
For customers who do not have insurance or could not claim on insurance, Bijou Weddings said it will rebook weddings free of charge and on available dates left in 2020, or a Sunday-to-Thursday wedding in 2021 in the same month as their original booking.
But other Bijou Weddings customers have criticised the options they’ve been offered.
Jack Trowsdale, 27, and Claudia Dickens, 25, from West Sussex had already paid £21,000 for their June 12 wedding at Botleys Mansion - another Bijou venue - when it was cancelled.
"We'd saved for so long and hard for it and then not only to find the wedding is cancelled, but to be told they think you owe them money for a wedding that didn't even happen. It's beyond belief almost," Mr Trowsdale told the BBC.
The couple has now been offered an alternative wedding date on a weekday at no extra cost but are seeking a full refund as "the ordeal has shattered" their hopes of a special day.
Sam Cutmore-Scott, managing director of Bijou Weddings said: "In our 25 years delivering weddings, this is the first time our venues have been forced to close. I should point out that Bijou has not voluntarily or arbitrarily cancelled any weddings - it has been forced to close its venues and halt weddings caught in the government's social distancing restrictions.
"We have thus tried to accommodate the needs of couples who are immediately impacted, while still respecting our commitments to clients who have weddings booked in 2021 and beyond."
Defended its decision to keep the cancellation charges, he continued: "Cancellation charges protect us from cancellations in an industry where the average engagement and advance booking period is around 23 months.
"Couples protect themselves from unforeseen circumstances by taking out wedding insurance which, in the normal course of events, covers cancellations that are caused by circumstances beyond the couple's control.
"We sent cancellation charge information to all our impacted couples so that any with insurance could make a claim and make themselves whole again.
"We have not followed up or chased cancellation charges during this crisis period and, for those couples who do not have insurance or whose insurance is shirking their responsibilities, we have offered a broad variety of postponement options with no charge or rearrangement fee."
Other bride and grooms are having trouble rescheduling weddings cancelled as a result of coronavirus.
A new study by London-based wedding planning app, Bridebook, revealed that coronavirus will directly impact up to 64 per cent of weddings in 2020 either by postponements, cancellations or travel logistics.
Additionally, 36 per cent of all wedding business will be lost and the wedding industry is set to suffer losses of up to £87.5 billion.
Earlier this month it was revealed Princess Beatrice has cancelled her Royal wedding in May as the coronavirus lockdown continues.
The Princess had been due to marry Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi on May 29.
Jenny Maybury, 39, and Michael Bromwich, 36, both from the Midlands, had their wedding moved from a Sunday in May, to a Wednesday in September.
After they discovered only 12 of the 75 guests could make the new date in September, Jenny decided to ask the hotel for a refund of £5,355, the BBC reports.
The venue, Abel's Harp in Shropshire, told the couple no weekends were available, but Jenny claims they have refused to compensate them for the difference in price, or for a reduction in the number of guests.
Abel's Harp did not respond when approached by the BBC for comment.


thedailymirror--2020-04-25--Prickles the sheep returns home seven years after going missing

In 2013 a huge bush fire in Tasmania meant that the fences around Alice Gray 's farm were burned down .
This caused a lot of chaos as a number of sheep escaped and ended up getting rather lost for seven years .
Over time they were forgotten about by their owners .
However , one little sheep , named Prickles proved to be a master of self-isolation and social distancing , keeping herself going for all that time .
And now she has returned home , much to Alice 's surprise - although she 's not looking quite so @ @ @ @ @ @ @ gigantic woolly coat , which is set to be shorn off for charity , with her owners organising a 'guess the weight of her fleece ' competition to raise funds , with the proceeds going to help refugees suffering amid the coronavirus crisis .
Speaking to the BBC , Alice said : `` We believe that Prickles was trapped in a bush block at the back of our farm .
`` We did n't know Prickles existed , however we had an inkling . ''
The family had set up some night-time cameras @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , when they caught sight of the huge ball of fluff .
However it was n't until they were outside enjoying a barbecue that Prickles made her presence known .
Alice 's husband caught the sheep , but Prickles proved so strong that it took a total of five adults to load her into the back of a van and return her to the farm yard to be with the rest of the sheep .
She 's now readjusting to life on the farm and is said to be `` doing wonderfully '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ added an important message about Prickles and the Covid-19 pandemic , saying : `` If Prickles can be isolated for seven years , the rest of us do n't have an excuse for complaining for being stuck at home . ''
If you 've been inspired by Prickles , you can donate to her fundraiser for the United Nations Refugee Agency here .

A sheep that went missing in 2013 has returned home after spending seven years alone in the Tasmanian bush and she's looking a little different than when she left
Prickles the sheep returns home after seven years - owners joke she was 'self-isolating'
In 2013 a huge bush fire in Tasmania meant that the fences around Alice Gray's farm were burned down.
This caused a lot of chaos as a number of sheep escaped and ended up getting rather lost for seven years.
Over time they were forgotten about by their owners.
However, one little sheep, named Prickles proved to be a master of self-isolation and social distancing, keeping herself going for all that time.
And now she has returned home, much to Alice's surprise - although she's not looking quite so little anymore.
Prickles is sporting a gigantic woolly coat, which is set to be shorn off for charity, with her owners organising a 'guess the weight of her fleece' competition to raise funds, with the proceeds going to help refugees suffering amid the coronavirus crisis.
Image: Courtesy of Alice Gray) Courtesy of Alice Gray)
Speaking to the BBC, Alice said: "We believe that Prickles was trapped in a bush block at the back of our farm.
"We didn't know Prickles existed, however we had an inkling."
The family had set up some night-time cameras to see if they had any deer, when they caught sight of the huge ball of fluff.
However it wasn't until they were outside enjoying a barbecue that Prickles made her presence known.
Image: Courtesy of Alice Gray) Courtesy of Alice Gray)
Alice's husband caught the sheep, but Prickles proved so strong that it took a total of five adults to load her into the back of a van and return her to the farm yard to be with the rest of the sheep.
She's now readjusting to life on the farm and is said to be "doing wonderfully" living in the retirement paddock.
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Alice added an important message about Prickles and the Covid-19 pandemic, saying: "If Prickles can be isolated for seven years, the rest of us don't have an excuse for complaining for being stuck at home."
If you've been inspired by Prickles, you can donate to her fundraiser for the United Nations Refugee Agency here.


thedailymirror--2020-04-25--Liverpool told they 'need' Timo Werner transfer to challenge their front three

Timo Werner has been backed to challenge Liverpool 's front three for a starting berth if he completes a transfer this summer .
The Red Bull Leipzig striker is reportedly keen on a switch to Anfield and is ready to become a Liverpool player if they meet his £52million release clause .
Liverpool are not believed to be considering a transfer , despite Jurgen Klopp being a long-term admirer of his fellow German compatriot .
But former Reds legend Phil Thompson feels his old club should be targeting talents like Werner if they are serious about strengthening their squad .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ realistic challenge to the front three , '' Thompson told Sky Sports .
`` Mo Salah , Sadio Mane , Roberto Firmino - they look as though they 're set .
`` We do have Divock Origi but I think everybody realises that he 's more of an impact player , for sort of the last 15 , 20 minutes - but that 's not really good enough .
`` We do need somebody a little bit better .
Some people will say 'Will Werner get in and will he want to come @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he would and I think he does .
`` You look at Manchester City , they 've got two top class players in every position .
That is what Liverpool need and I think Werner would help to give us that . ''
Leipzig 's sporting director revealed on Friday that they had not received any approach for the 24-year-old , nor had Werner expressed his intentions to leave .
`` There have been no enquiries , and Timo did n't contact us either , '' Markus Krosche said .
`` These rumours @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of now , there is nothing new . ''
Liverpool 's transfer business could be hampered by the current economic crisis , with rivals Man Utd already admitting they may have to alter their recruitment plans this summer .
One player that Thompson does n't expect to be moving on though is Mane , who has been linked with a switch to Real Madrid .
`` We had the same thing with Mohamed Salah last summer , fending off Barcelona , Real Madrid and Juventus , '' Thompson added .
`` These things @ @ @ @ @ @ @ [ attract interest ] as well because of the way he played - he was our best forward last year without a doubt and he does bring something great .
`` If you 're asking me who is the one that is happier at our football club , I would say Sadio Mane and I would think he 's more than happy to be there . ''

Reports suggest Liverpool are not planning on activating Werner's release clause before its June expiry date, but the club have been urged to move for the "fantastic" striker
Liverpool told they 'need' Timo Werner transfer to challenge their front three
Timo Werner has been backed to challenge Liverpool's front three for a starting berth if he completes a transfer this summer.
The Red Bull Leipzig striker is reportedly keen on a switch to Anfield and is ready to become a Liverpool player if they meet his £52million release clause.
Liverpool are not believed to be considering a transfer, despite Jurgen Klopp being a long-term admirer of his fellow German compatriot.
But former Reds legend Phil Thompson feels his old club should be targeting talents like Werner if they are serious about strengthening their squad.
"I think he'll give a realistic challenge to the front three," Thompson told Sky Sports. "Mo Salah, Sadio Mane, Roberto Firmino - they look as though they're set.
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"We do have Divock Origi but I think everybody realises that he's more of an impact player, for sort of the last 15, 20 minutes - but that's not really good enough.
"We do need somebody a little bit better. Some people will say 'Will Werner get in and will he want to come to Liverpool?'. I think he would and I think he does.
"You look at Manchester City, they've got two top class players in every position. That is what Liverpool need and I think Werner would help to give us that."
Leipzig's sporting director revealed on Friday that they had not received any approach for the 24-year-old, nor had Werner expressed his intentions to leave.
"There have been no enquiries, and Timo didn't contact us either," Markus Krosche said.
"These rumours have been around for weeks. As of now, there is nothing new."
Liverpool's transfer business could be hampered by the current economic crisis, with rivals Man Utd already admitting they may have to alter their recruitment plans this summer.
One player that Thompson doesn't expect to be moving on though is Mane, who has been linked with a switch to Real Madrid.
"We had the same thing with Mohamed Salah last summer, fending off Barcelona, Real Madrid and Juventus," Thompson added. "These things always happen.
"Sadio Mane will [attract interest] as well because of the way he played - he was our best forward last year without a doubt and he does bring something great.
"If you're asking me who is the one that is happier at our football club, I would say Sadio Mane and I would think he's more than happy to be there."


thedailymirror--2020-04-25--Wizz Air becomes first to resume London flights to Spain and Portugal

Low cost airline Wizz Air said it would restart some flights from Luton Airport on Friday .
It will become one of the first European airlines to start restoring services which have been grounded during the coronavirus pandemic .
Wizz said in a statement today that cabin crew would wear masks and gloves throughout flights and distribute sanitising wipes to each passenger .
Its aircraft would be disinfected overnight , it added .
Flights to several destinations in Romania , plus Budapest in Hungary , Lisbon in Portugal , and Tenerife in Spain would be amongst those to restart , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the coronavirus pandemic , click here Wizz Air UK managing director Owain Jones said : “ As we restart selected Luton flights to provide an essential service to passengers who need to travel , our primary concern is the health , safety and well-being of our customers and crew .
“ The protective measures that we are implementing will ensure the most sanitary conditions possible .
`` We encourage our customers to watch our new video on how to stay safe when travelling , as well as for more details on our new @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Travel Weekly earlier this week , Wizz Air chief executive Josef Varadi said : “ The industry will have to address physical distancing .
In the first few months planes will not be filled.
” And he told an Aviation Week webcast that around 10 % of the fleet would be in the air by Friday .
He said : “ I think we ’ ll start seeing some easing during the course of May or into June , I don ’ t know .
`` What we do know is it is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ end of May or sometime in June we ’ ll be at 30 % .
”

The low-cost airline has announced it will resume flights from Luton Airport on Friday - becoming one of the first airlines in Europe to restore services following the coronavirus outbreak
Wizz Air becomes first to resume London flights to places including Spain and Portugal
Low cost airline Wizz Air said it would restart some flights from Luton Airport on Friday.
It will become one of the first European airlines to start restoring services which have been grounded during the coronavirus pandemic.
Wizz said in a statement today that cabin crew would wear masks and gloves throughout flights and distribute sanitising wipes to each passenger.
Its aircraft would be disinfected overnight, it added.
Flights to several destinations in Romania, plus Budapest in Hungary, Lisbon in Portugal, and Tenerife in Spain would be amongst those to restart, said Wizz.
For the latest on the coronavirus pandemic, click here
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Wizz Air UK managing director Owain Jones said: “As we restart selected Luton flights to provide an essential service to passengers who need to travel, our primary concern is the health, safety and well-being of our customers and crew.
“The protective measures that we are implementing will ensure the most sanitary conditions possible.
"We encourage our customers to watch our new video on how to stay safe when travelling, as well as for more details on our new health and safety measures.”
Speaking to Travel Weekly earlier this week, Wizz Air chief executive Josef Varadi said: “The industry will have to address physical distancing. In the first few months planes will not be filled.”
And he told an Aviation Week webcast that around 10% of the fleet would be in the air by Friday.
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He said: “I think we’ll start seeing some easing during the course of May or into June, I don’t know.
"What we do know is it is becoming unsustainable.
"Maybe at the end of May or sometime in June we’ll be at 30%.”
Current UK government advice is for Britons to avoid all non-essential global travel indefinitely.


thedailymirror--2020-04-25--Piers Morgan fumes as Donald Trump unfollows him after 'bats**t' cure claim

Piers Morgan has revealed Donald Trump has unfollowed him after he went on a furious rant about the US president .
The GMB host took to Twitter and Instagram on Saturday morning to announce that Donald Trump no longer follows him on the social media site .
It comes after Piers first hit back at claims that Trump had muted him in recent days , branding it `` fake news '' .
But now Piers has shared that Donald has indeed took steps to remove him from his followers list on the social media site .
The decision was made @ @ @ @ @ @ @ where he furiously slammed Trump 's `` bats**t '' coronavirus cure theory .
Piers took aim at the US president as he said the crazy theory - to inject coronavirus patients with disinfectant and use UV light to treat the illness - `` will kill people '' .
Telling fans the news , he wrote on Twitter : `` UPDATE : President @ realDonaldTrump has unfollowed me on Twitter , hours after I wrote this @ DailyMail column '' .
Piers was an avid supporter and good friend of the president , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a sit-down interview with him in 2018 .
In his column , the journalist hit out at Mr Trump , writing : `` I just see a president pretending to be a medical expert and spewing theories that might have disastrous consequences . ''
`` By far the most reckless and dangerous thing President Trump has done is use the most powerful podium on earth to air his bats**t crazy theories about how to beat the virus , '' he added .
Donald Trump suggested in a press briefing to use UV rays @ @ @ @ @ @ @ inject themselves with bleach jabs after a new study proved that direct sunlight kills the coronavirus .
After experts warned the president that cleaning products can be `` harmful and potentially fatal '' , he later said he was being `` sarcastic '' .
On Thursday Piers swiftly hit back at `` fake news '' claims that Mr Trump was no longer following him on the social media platform .
One tweet read : `` Trump has unfollowed @ piersmorgan love it '' .
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Piers Morgan took to Twitter to announce that the US president has unfollowed him on Twitter after he penned ascathing article about Trump's 'bats**t crazy' coronavirus theory
Piers Morgan has revealed Donald Trump has unfollowed him after he went on a furious rant about the US president.
The GMB host took to Twitter and Instagram on Saturday morning to announce that Donald Trump no longer follows him on the social media site.
It comes after Piers first hit back at claims that Trump had muted him in recent days, branding it "fake news".
But now Piers has shared that Donald has indeed took steps to remove him from his followers list on the social media site.
The decision was made after Piers' latest article for MailOnline where he furiously slammed Trump's "bats**t" coronavirus cure theory.
Piers took aim at the US president as he said the crazy theory - to inject coronavirus patients with disinfectant and use UV light to treat the illness - "will kill people".
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Telling fans the news, he wrote on Twitter: "UPDATE: President @realDonaldTrump has unfollowed me on Twitter, hours after I wrote this @DailyMail column".
Piers was an avid supporter and good friend of the president, and at one point had the chance for a sit-down interview with him in 2018.
In his column, the journalist hit out at Mr Trump, writing: "I just see a president pretending to be a medical expert and spewing theories that might have disastrous consequences."
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"By far the most reckless and dangerous thing President Trump has done is use the most powerful podium on earth to air his bats**t crazy theories about how to beat the virus," he added.
Donald Trump suggested in a press briefing to use UV rays on the body or for people to inject themselves with bleach jabs after a new study proved that direct sunlight kills the coronavirus.
After experts warned the president that cleaning products can be "harmful and potentially fatal", he later said he was being "sarcastic".
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
On Thursday Piers swiftly hit back at "fake news" claims that Mr Trump was no longer following him on the social media platform.
One tweet read: "Trump has unfollowed @piersmorgan love it".
The GMB star decided to set the record straight, writing: "Fake news."
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thedailymirror--2020-04-25--Jadon Sancho transfer to Man Utd in doubt after Ed Woodward's latest comments

Manchester United 's pursuit of Jadon Sancho has been left in serious doubt by executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward .
The Old Trafford chief has warned that mega-money transfers may not be possible this summer in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak .
And that could include United 's move for the 20-year-old Borussia Dortmund star , their No.1 summer target , who is expected to cost at least £100m .
The Red Devils have also been tipped in some quarters to make a sensational £200m bid for Tottenham talisman Harry Kane .
But both moves have been thrown into uncertainty @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Woodward claimed that the days of players commanding such huge fees are over during a fans ' forum meeting by conference call .
“ Nobody should be under any illusions about the scale of challenge facing everyone in football , ” said Woodward .
“ It may not be 'business as usual ' for any clubs , including ourselves , in the transfer market this summer .
`` As ever , our priority is the success of the team , but we need visibility of the impact across the whole industry , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and the wider financial picture , before we can talk about a return to normality .
“ On this basis , I can not help feeling that speculation around transfers of individual players for hundreds of millions of pounds this summer seems to ignore the realities that face the sport . ''
Sancho has two years remaining on his deal at Westfalenstadion and it is hard to imagine German giants Dortmund letting their star go this summer for less than a nine-figure fee , so United may miss out on their priority target @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the hottest prospects in Europe after two spectacular break-out seasons with Dortmund .
The Manchester City academy product scored 13 goals and provided 19 assists in 2018-19 and has already surpassed that tally in fewer appearances this season , with 17 goals and 19 assists .
With his move to the Red Devils now in danger , Sancho may opt to stay with Dortmund , where the offer of a lucrative new contract in on the table ; the German giants know that keeping him for another year would likely see his @ @ @ @ @

The executive vice-chairman believes the transfer market could be irreversibly changed by the coronavirus outbreak - and the changes could scupper United's move for Sancho
Manchester United's pursuit of Jadon Sancho has been left in serious doubt by executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward.
The Old Trafford chief has warned that mega-money transfers may not be possible this summer in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
And that could include United's move for the 20-year-old Borussia Dortmund star, their No.1 summer target, who is expected to cost at least £100m.
The Red Devils have also been tipped in some quarters to make a sensational £200m bid for Tottenham talisman Harry Kane.
But both moves have been thrown into uncertainty by the executive vice-chairman's latest comments.
Woodward claimed that the days of players commanding such huge fees are over during a fans' forum meeting by conference call.
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“Nobody should be under any illusions about the scale of challenge facing everyone in football,” said Woodward.
“It may not be 'business as usual' for any clubs, including ourselves, in the transfer market this summer.
"As ever, our priority is the success of the team, but we need visibility of the impact across the whole industry, including timings of the transfer window, and the wider financial picture, before we can talk about a return to normality.
“On this basis, I cannot help feeling that speculation around transfers of individual players for hundreds of millions of pounds this summer seems to ignore the realities that face the sport."
Sancho has two years remaining on his deal at Westfalenstadion and it is hard to imagine German giants Dortmund letting their star go this summer for less than a nine-figure fee, so United may miss out on their priority target.
The England winger emerged as one of the hottest prospects in Europe after two spectacular break-out seasons with Dortmund.
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The Manchester City academy product scored 13 goals and provided 19 assists in 2018-19 and has already surpassed that tally in fewer appearances this season, with 17 goals and 19 assists.
With his move to the Red Devils now in danger, Sancho may opt to stay with Dortmund, where the offer of a lucrative new contract in on the table; the German giants know that keeping him for another year would likely see his value only rise further.


thedailymirror--2020-04-25--Lauren Goodger breaks lockdown rules as she works out with personal trainer

Lauren Goodger has broken the lockdown rules as she was seen working out with her personal trainer .
The former TOWIE star , 33 , was seen exercising with the unnamed trainer in Epping Forest in Essex , and the duo were n't keeping their two metre distance .
Lockdown rules state that you should n't be socialising with people other than members of your household , including your own family if you do n't live with them .
When out in public you should keep at least two metres ( six foot ) distance between you and others , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ following either of these rules .
Lauren was dressed in skintight black leggings and a matching vest top for the sporty outing .
Her brunette locks were worn in a messy bun and she kept her face covered with a large pair of sunglasses .
She teamed the look with a pair of purple trainers and a black cross body bag .
Her personal trainer looked ready for the workout in a Nike top and matching shorts .
She donned a baseball cap and grey trainers while the duo went on their walk @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that she 'd been on a 5k hike yesterday .
Her Stories were full of pictures of healthy food , suggesting she 's using the lockdown to undergo a health kick .

The former TOWIE star was spotted working out with a friend near her home in Essex
Lauren Goodger breaks lockdown rules as she works out with friend
Lauren Goodger had a chance meeting with a friend during the strict UK lockdown.
The former TOWIE star, 33, bumped into a pal while she was out exercising in Epping Forest in Essex in recent days.
Lockdown rules state that you shouldn't be socialising with people other than members of your household, including your own family if you don't live with them.
When out in public you should keep at least two metres (six foot) distance between you and others.
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Lauren Goodger's representative told The Mirror: "The woman pictured is Lauren’s friend Jodie she ran into in the forest whilst on a walk.
"They kept a social distance and had a brief chat before parting ways.”
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Lauren was dressed in skintight black leggings and a matching vest top for the sporty outing.
Her brunette locks were worn in a messy bun and she kept her face covered with a large pair of sunglasses.
She teamed the look with a pair of purple trainers and a black cross body bag.
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Her friend dressed for the outing in a Nike top and matching shorts.
She donned a baseball cap and grey trainers while the duo went on their walk.
Taking to Instagram, Lauren revealed that she'd been on a 5k hike yesterday.
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Her Stories were full of pictures of healthy food, suggesting she's using the lockdown to undergo a health kick.


thedailymirror--2020-04-25--Man Utd target Thomas Meunier 'in talks with Tottenham' over transfer

Thomas Meunier has spoken to Tottenham Hotspur manager Jose Mourinho about a transfer this summer , according to a report from France .
The Belgian right-back is set to leave Paris Saint-Germain when his contract expires in June , after four years with the Ligue 1 club .
28-year-old Meunier has made 128 appearances for PSG but has played fewer minutes this season due to the continued development of teammate Thilo Kehrer .
As such , PSG boss Thomas Tuchel is unlikely to offer Meunier a new contract and clubs across Europe have been put on alert by the prospect @ @ @ @ @ @ @ free transfer .
Borussia Dortmund , Inter Milan , Manchester United and Napoli have all made `` initial contact '' , but French newspaper L'Equipe report that Spurs are in pole position to sign the Belgium international .
Mourinho is understood to have told Meunier that he would like him to join Spurs next season during a phone call and the latter was impressed by his treatment , which is contrast to the way he has been dealt with at PSG this campaign .
Meunier still hopes to stay at PSG and would @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a new deal at Parc des Princes , though Sporting Director Leonardo appears unlikely to give him one and there have been no conversations about an extension .
The report adds that Meunier loves Paris and owns his home there , but Spurs have been the most persistent suitor `` by far '' .
However , Mourinho 's plans could be scuppered by Spurs chairman Daniel Levy , who is against the move for unknown reasons .
Meunier has been used in a variety of roles throughout his career , ranging from his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ even on either wing .
He has made 40 Belgium appearances , scoring seven goals , and won five major honours during his four years with PSG .

The Paris Saint-Germain right-back is out of contract this summer and has reportedly had a phone call with Spurs boss Jose Mourinho about a move to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
Thomas Meunier has spoken to Tottenham Hotspur manager Jose Mourinho about a transfer this summer, according to a report from France.
The Belgian right-back is set to leave Paris Saint-Germain when his contract expires in June, after four years with the Ligue 1 club.
28-year-old Meunier has made 128 appearances for PSG but has played fewer minutes this season due to the continued development of teammate Thilo Kehrer.
As such, PSG boss Thomas Tuchel is unlikely to offer Meunier a new contract and clubs across Europe have been put on alert by the prospect of snatching the experienced full-back on a free transfer.
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Borussia Dortmund, Inter Milan, Manchester United and Napoli have all made "initial contact", but French newspaper L'Equipe report that Spurs are in pole position to sign the Belgium international.
Mourinho is understood to have told Meunier that he would like him to join Spurs next season during a phone call and the latter was impressed by his treatment, which is contrast to the way he has been dealt with at PSG this campaign.
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Meunier still hopes to stay at PSG and would leap at the opportunity of being offered a new deal at Parc des Princes, though Sporting Director Leonardo appears unlikely to give him one and there have been no conversations about an extension.
The report adds that Meunier loves Paris and owns his home there, but Spurs have been the most persistent suitor "by far".
However, Mourinho's plans could be scuppered by Spurs chairman Daniel Levy, who is against the move for unknown reasons.
Meunier has been used in a variety of roles throughout his career, ranging from his natural right-back berth to central midfield and even on either wing.
He has made 40 Belgium appearances, scoring seven goals, and won five major honours during his four years with PSG.


thedailymirror--2020-04-25--Love Island's Joe Garratt flouts lockdown after moving in with co-star

Love Island 's Joe Garratt has ignored strict lockdown measures by driving back to his London home after spending three weeks in Scotland with former co-star Anton Danyluk , according to sources .
The telly personality was living with pal Anton and his family since the lockdown was imposed , but has now fled back to South East London .
His risky decision comes as the government announced there will be another three weeks of staying at home until the strict measures are potentially lifted .
It seems the star has broken government rules as all non-essential travel is not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ isolating at his London pad , appears to have made the journey back home as he 's been in `` good health '' for the duration of living with Anton 's family .
A source told The Sun : `` Joe is in good health , so after three weeks with Anton ’ s family , he ’ s gone home .
`` He drove straight there and did n't come into contact with anyone on the way . ''
The reality star 's low-key drive home was quickly spotted by one fan @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his recent Instagram posts .
They curiously penned : `` Are u still in lockdown in Scotland with Anton ? ''
It was recently revealed there has been a rise in people ignoring government advice to stay safe at home and only travel for essential reasons .
According to the AA , there has been a 10 per cent rise in journeys since restrictions were first put in place .
Joe 's three weeks of isolation with Anton included live Instagram videos for fans under the name 'Janton ' and daily workout sessions @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
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Love Island star Joe Garratt drove back to London after living with pal Anton Danyluk and his family for the last three weeks
Love Island 's Joe Garratt has ignored strict lockdown measures by driving back to his London home after spending three weeks in Scotland with former co-star Anton Danyluk, according to sources.
The telly personality was living with pal Anton and his family since the lockdown was imposed, but has now fled back to South East London.
His risky decision comes as the government announced there will be another three weeks of staying at home until the strict measures are potentially lifted.
It seems the star has broken government rules as all non-essential travel is not allowed.
Joe, who is now isolating at his London pad, appears to have made the journey back home as he's been in "good health" for the duration of living with Anton's family.
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A source told The Sun : "Joe is in good health, so after three weeks with Anton’s family, he’s gone home.
"He drove straight there and didn't come into contact with anyone on the way."
The reality star's low-key drive home was quickly spotted by one fan, who questioned where Anton was in his recent Instagram posts.
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They curiously penned: "Are u still in lockdown in Scotland with Anton?"
It was recently revealed there has been a rise in people ignoring government advice to stay safe at home and only travel for essential reasons.
According to the AA, there has been a 10 per cent rise in journeys since restrictions were first put in place.
Joe's three weeks of isolation with Anton included live Instagram videos for fans under the name 'Janton' and daily workout sessions in the former hunky PT's home-gym.
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thedailymirror--2020-04-25--Man dies ingesting fish tank cleaner thinking it was drug championed by Trump

A man died after drinking fish tank cleaner , believing it was a malaria drug that could potentially beat coronavirus .
Gary Lenius and his wife Wanda , both in their 60s , drank chloroquine phosphate last month after confusing it for hydroxychloroquine - a drug previously touted by Donald Trump as a potential cure to treat Covid-19 .
Gary , a retired mechanical engineer living in Arizona , died on March 22 and his wife was left in critical condition after ingesting the toxic chemical .
The man 's wife said she had watched televised briefings during which President @ @ @ @ @ @ @ chloroquine .
Wanda told NBC that she and her husband took a teaspoon of fish tank cleaner - that they kept in the house to treat their koi fish - mixing it with soda , hoping it would protect them from contracting the coronavirus .
She said : `` We were afraid we were getting sick .
We were getting really worried .
`` We saw his [ Trump 's ] press conference .
It was on a lot , actually .
Trump kept saying it was pretty much a cure . ''
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ the pantry and I saw it sitting on the back shelf and I said 'hey is n't that stuff they were talking about on tv ' . ''
However , within 20 minutes of taking the substance , she said both of them became extremely ill , at first feeling `` dizzy and hot . ''
She added : `` I started vomiting .
My husband started developing respiratory problems and wanted to hold my hand . ''
Wanda said she called 911 , but her husband died shortly after arriving at the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ n't believe anything that the president says and his people , be so careful .
Call your doctor . ''
Dr. Daniel Brooks , medical director of Banner Poison and Drug Information Center , said in a statement : `` Given the uncertainty around Covid-19 , we understand that people are trying to find new ways to prevent or treat this virus , but self-medicating is not the way to do so . ''
Gary , who worked as a senior engineer at John Deere in Iowa , was `` beloved by everyone @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the 68-year-old man described him as `` genuine '' , `` patient '' and `` human '' .
One told The Washington Free Beacon : `` Every now and then you meet somebody that is kind , genuine , patient , intelligent , helpful , sincere , and friendly , and you know right away you like this guy . ''
Referring to hydroxychloroquine , Gary 's wife said : `` They kept saying that it was approved for other things . ''
The drug had previously been approved by the US @ @ @ @ @ @ @ treatment .
However , experts have warned there is no proof that the medicine kills Covid-19 .
This week , Donald Trump has been slammed after suggesting ultraviolet rays or `` disinfectant injections '' could be possible treatments for coronavirus .
His comments were described as `` irresponsible and dangerous '' by medical experts following his speculation in front of reporters at the White House on Thursday .
Trump said : `` Supposing we hit the body with a tremendous ... whether it 's ultraviolet or just very powerful light .
`` Supposing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , which you can do either through the skin or in some other way .
Sound interesting .
`` I see the disinfectant , where it knocks it out in a minute , one minute , and is there a way we can do something like that , by injection inside ... or almost a cleaning ... '' As you see it gets in the lungs , and it does a tremendous number on the lungs . ''
After the briefing , health experts were quick to point out that ingesting such substances @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of people who tested positive for Covid-19 in the US has passed 925,000 , with over 52,000 deaths reported .

Trump suggests 'doing something' with sunlight and disinfectant to cure coronavirus
Trump suggests 'doing something' with sunlight and disinfectant to cure coronavirus
Gary Lenius and his wife Wanda, both in their 60s, drank chloroquine phosphate last month after confusing it for hydroxychloroquine. Gary died and Wanda was left in critical condition
Man dies drinking cleaner he thought was drug championed by Trump to beat coronavirus
A man died after drinking fish tank cleaner, believing it was a malaria drug that could potentially beat coronavirus.
Gary Lenius and his wife Wanda, both in their 60s, drank chloroquine phosphate last month after confusing it for hydroxychloroquine - a drug previously touted by Donald Trump as a potential cure to treat Covid-19.
Gary, a retired mechanical engineer living in Arizona, died on March 22 and his wife was left in critical condition after ingesting the toxic chemical.
The man's wife said she had watched televised briefings during which President Trump talked about the potential benefits of chloroquine.
Wanda told NBC that she and her husband took a teaspoon of fish tank cleaner - that they kept in the house to treat their koi fish - mixing it with soda, hoping it would protect them from contracting the coronavirus.
She said: "We were afraid we were getting sick. We were getting really worried.
"We saw his [Trump's] press conference. It was on a lot, actually. Trump kept saying it was pretty much a cure."
Wanda added: "I was in the pantry and I saw it sitting on the back shelf and I said 'hey isn't that stuff they were talking about on tv'."
However, within 20 minutes of taking the substance, she said both of them became extremely ill, at first feeling "dizzy and hot."
She added: "I started vomiting. My husband started developing respiratory problems and wanted to hold my hand."
Wanda said she called 911, but her husband died shortly after arriving at the hospital.
She added: "Don't believe anything that the president says and his people, be so careful. Call your doctor."
Dr. Daniel Brooks, medical director of Banner Poison and Drug Information Center, said in a statement: "Given the uncertainty around Covid-19, we understand that people are trying to find new ways to prevent or treat this virus, but self-medicating is not the way to do so."
Gary, who worked as a senior engineer at John Deere in Iowa, was "beloved by everyone", his wife said.
Friends of the 68-year-old man described him as "genuine", "patient" and "human".
One told The Washington Free Beacon : "Every now and then you meet somebody that is kind, genuine, patient, intelligent, helpful, sincere, and friendly, and you know right away you like this guy."
Referring to hydroxychloroquine, Gary's wife said: "They kept saying that it was approved for other things."
The drug had previously been approved by the US Food and Drug Administration as an anti-malaria treatment.
However, experts have warned there is no proof that the medicine kills Covid-19.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
This week, Donald Trump has been slammed after suggesting ultraviolet rays or "disinfectant injections" could be possible treatments for coronavirus.
His comments were described as "irresponsible and dangerous" by medical experts following his speculation in front of reporters at the White House on Thursday.
Trump said: "Supposing we hit the body with a tremendous... whether it's ultraviolet or just very powerful light.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
"Supposing we brought the light inside the body, which you can do either through the skin or in some other way. Sound interesting.
"I see the disinfectant, where it knocks it out in a minute, one minute, and is there a way we can do something like that, by injection inside... or almost a cleaning...
"As you see it gets in the lungs, and it does a tremendous number on the lungs."
After the briefing, health experts were quick to point out that ingesting such substances would likely prove fatal.
The number of people who tested positive for Covid-19 in the US has passed 925,000, with over 52,000 deaths reported.


thedailymirror--2020-04-25--NHS boss pleads for public to get medical care for non-coronavirus illnesses

An NHS chief has called on the public to seek help when they need it - after figures showed a 50 % drop in the number of people visiting A & E .
This morning Stephen Powis , NHS England 's medical director , said steps have been taken to make A & E departments and GP surgeries safe .
Prof Powis told the BBC that fear of overburdening the NHS and fears about catching the deadly bug could be behind a fall in the number of people seeking medical attention .
He said : `` If you do have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ think it might be a heart attack , a sick child who is deteriorating , if you are a pregnant woman and the baby is not moving as much as it used to - it is important you do n't delay . ''
For the latest on the coronavirus pandemic , click here Prof Powis said there were concerns about fewer people seeking medical help for non-coronavirus related issues .
This is because they fear being a burden on the health services , and fear catching Covid-19 , he said .
Asked if @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not presenting themselves to doctors , he told BBC Breakfast : `` It would be true to say we are concerned about that .
`` Clearly we have seen the reduction in A & E attendances .
`` If everybody is self-isolating , there may be less infections being transmitted other than Covid-19 .
`` What we absolutely want people to do is if you do have a condition , particularly an emergency that is not coronavirus , you should not be afraid of accessing healthcare services . ''
Figures released by the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ earlier this week showed the death rate is more than 16,000 above the seasonal average .
But of these 10,335 were attributed to Covid-19 .

Professor Stephen Powis, NHS England's medical director, called for anyone who is seriously ill to seek attention without delay as figures show a sharp drop in people using A&E departments
NHS boss pleads for public to get medical care for non-coronavirus illnesses
An NHS chief has called on the public to seek help when they need it - after figures showed a 50% drop in the number of people visiting A&E.
This morning Stephen Powis, NHS England's medical director, said steps have been taken to make A&E departments and GP surgeries safe.
Prof Powis told the BBC that fear of overburdening the NHS and fears about catching the deadly bug could be behind a fall in the number of people seeking medical attention.
He said: "If you do have symptoms of stroke, chest pain and think it might be a heart attack, a sick child who is deteriorating, if you are a pregnant woman and the baby is not moving as much as it used to - it is important you don't delay."
For the latest on the coronavirus pandemic, click here
Image: 10 Downing Street/AFP via Getty) 10 Downing Street/AFP via Getty)
Prof Powis said there were concerns about fewer people seeking medical help for non-coronavirus related issues.
This is because they fear being a burden on the health services, and fear catching Covid-19, he said.
Asked if lives are being lost because people are not presenting themselves to doctors, he told BBC Breakfast: "It would be true to say we are concerned about that.
"Clearly we have seen the reduction in A&E attendances.
Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto) Getty Images/iStockphoto)
"If everybody is self-isolating, there may be less infections being transmitted other than Covid-19.
"What we absolutely want people to do is if you do have a condition, particularly an emergency that is not coronavirus, you should not be afraid of accessing healthcare services."
Figures released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) earlier this week showed the death rate is more than 16,000 above the seasonal average.
But of these 10,335 were attributed to Covid-19.


thedailymirror--2020-04-25--Ex-Liverpool star Matteo's life-saving treatment was 'like scene from Avengers'

Dominic Matteo 's wife has lifted the lid on her husband 's brain tumour surgery last year , comparing the process of saving him to a `` scene from the Avengers '' .
Matteo , who played for Liverpool between 1993 and 2000 , was working for the club 's television channel when he came off air suffering from a persistent headache .
The former Scotland international had seen an optician and a doctor but neither had been able to pinpoint what was causing his pain .
So Matteo , who also played for Leeds United and Stoke City , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be diagnosed with a virus , only to be told he had a brain tumour .
And his wife , Jessica , has recalled the `` traumatic '' early stages of his diagnosis at Leeds General Infirmary , before being told that Matteo would require emergency surgery the following day .
She explained how she then had to rush to collect Matteo 's elderly parents , Marie and Albert , from Liverpool before taking them to hospital for a 'family meeting ' .
`` At this point , Dom was in a wheelchair @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` He was unable to walk , his eyes were completely glazed over .
He deteriorated so quickly .
We took him back to his room and put him to bed .
I drove home with Marie and Albert , but as I got on to the drive , I got a call to say he ’ d had a massive seizure .
`` They said they were resuscitating him and doing everything they could , but could I get back to the hospital ?
I did , as fast as I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ back to Leeds , which is half an hour away .
You can imagine what that was like .
Dom was unconscious when I got there and a team was working on him . ''
Jessica then painted a vivid picture of how the doctors worked to save her husband 's life .
She added : `` It was unreal , how they made these decisions .
It was like a scene from The Avengers .
`` They were gathered around him , saving his life .
They took him away from me @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the early hours to say they had saved him and got rid of 95 per cent of the tumour . ''
It was announced on Thursday that Matteo has fully recovered from his brain tumour .

The former Scotland international underwent surgery on a brain tumour last year and his wife, Jessica, has opened up about the "unreal" process of saving her husband's life
Dominic Matteo's wife has lifted the lid on her husband's brain tumour surgery last year, comparing the process of saving him to a "scene from the Avengers".
Matteo, who played for Liverpool between 1993 and 2000, was working for the club's television channel when he came off air suffering from a persistent headache.
The former Scotland international had seen an optician and a doctor but neither had been able to pinpoint what was causing his pain.
So Matteo, who also played for Leeds United and Stoke City, went into hospital hoping that he would be diagnosed with a virus, only to be told he had a brain tumour.
Image: Allsport) Allsport)
And his wife, Jessica, has recalled the "traumatic" early stages of his diagnosis at Leeds General Infirmary, before being told that Matteo would require emergency surgery the following day.
She explained how she then had to rush to collect Matteo's elderly parents, Marie and Albert, from Liverpool before taking them to hospital for a 'family meeting'.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
"At this point, Dom was in a wheelchair," Jessica told the Daily Mail. "He was unable to walk, his eyes were completely glazed over. He deteriorated so quickly. We took him back to his room and put him to bed. I drove home with Marie and Albert, but as I got on to the drive, I got a call to say he’d had a massive seizure.
"They said they were resuscitating him and doing everything they could, but could I get back to the hospital? I did, as fast as I could. I drove like a lunatic back to Leeds, which is half an hour away. You can imagine what that was like. Dom was unconscious when I got there and a team was working on him."
Jessica then painted a vivid picture of how the doctors worked to save her husband's life. She added: "It was unreal, how they made these decisions. It was like a scene from The Avengers.
"They were gathered around him, saving his life. They took him away from me at 5.15pm. They phoned me in the early hours to say they had saved him and got rid of 95 per cent of the tumour."
It was announced on Thursday that Matteo has fully recovered from his brain tumour.


thedailymirror--2020-04-25--John Stapleton thanks fans for support after death of wife Lynn Faulds Wood

John Stapleton has spoken out to thank fans for their support following the death of his wife Lynn Faulds Wood .
Former Watchdog host Lynn died at the age of 72 on Friday after suffering a 'massive stroke ' .
On Saturday morning her husband John took to Twitter to pay tribute to his loving wife and to thanks those who had sent him kind words since the news was announced .
`` Huge thank you to the hundreds and hundreds of people who have paid tribute to Lynn .
A wonderful mother to Nick , a loving and hugely @ @ @ @ @ @ @ journalist on so many fronts who really made a difference to the world we live in .
We ’ ll miss her always , '' he shared .
Lynn died at midday on Friday with her husband John and their son Nick by her side .
She was best known for fronting BBC consumer show Watchdog alongside John from 1985 to 1993 .
In a statement her family said : `` Having suffered a massive stroke last night and a subsequent bleed on the brain , presenter and journalist Lynn Faulds Wood passed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ her husband John Stapleton and son Nick at her bedside . ''
Lynn had previously beaten cancer twice after surviving both advanced bowel and skin cancer .
Just earlier this year , Lynn had campaigned against the axing of Watchdog after BBC budget cuts meant the long-running show would be reduced to a segment on The One Show .
She had previously succeeded in persuading bosses at the station not to scrap the show when they considered the option in 1986 .
Lynn warned in February this year : `` We 've never @ @ @ @ @ @ @ old and the vulnerable out of their money .
I read it was £20billion last year .
I do n't know of another consumer champion out there . ''
The Glasgow born TV star memorably turned down an MBE in 2016 and said the honours system needed to be 'dragged into the 21st Century . '
As well as Watchdog , Lynn presented Doctor Knows best , Bobby Moore & Me and investigative programme World in Action .
She also appeared as a consumer expert on GMTV between 2003 and 2009 .
After @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , many of her former colleagues took to social media to pay their respects .
Dame Esther Rantzen , who presented Old Dogs , New Tricks , with Lynne , shared : `` We made a series together which was huge fun but also very hard-hitting because she was such an impressive and courageous consumer journalist .
`` She fought for the rights of vulnerable people doggedly and determinedly and she is a huge loss to journalism and to her friends and family .
`` We are all devastated at this news .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ had inspired her to become a journalist .
`` She has been the most wonderful , generous , kind friend to me and my family for such a long time .
Ca n't believe she 's gone , '' wrote Sophie .
Fellow BBC newsreader George Algiah shared : `` So sad to hear that Lynn Faulds Wood has died .
After I was diagnosed with bowel cancer she spent many a phone call giving me advice about treatment and moral support .
She was kind , generous , purposeful and strong .
@ @ @ @

Former Watchdog host Lynn Faulds Wood died at the age of 72 on Friday after suffering a 'massive stroke'
John Stapleton breaks silence to thank fans for support after death of wife Lynn Faulds Wood
John Stapleton has spoken out to thank fans for their support following the death of his wife Lynn Faulds Wood.
Former Watchdog host Lynn died at the age of 72 on Friday after suffering a 'massive stroke'.
On Saturday morning her husband John took to Twitter to pay tribute to his loving wife and to thanks those who had sent him kind words since the news was announced.
"Huge thank you to the hundreds and hundreds of people who have paid tribute to Lynn. A wonderful mother to Nick, a loving and hugely supportive wife to me and a campaigning journalist on so many fronts who really made a difference to the world we live in. We’ll miss her always," he shared.
Image: Daily Record) Daily Record)
Lynn died at midday on Friday with her husband John and their son Nick by her side.
She was best known for fronting BBC consumer show Watchdog alongside John from 1985 to 1993.
In a statement her family said: "Having suffered a massive stroke last night and a subsequent bleed on the brain, presenter and journalist Lynn Faulds Wood passed away peacefully at 12 noon today with her husband John Stapleton and son Nick at her bedside."
Lynn had previously beaten cancer twice after surviving both advanced bowel and skin cancer.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Just earlier this year, Lynn had campaigned against the axing of Watchdog after BBC budget cuts meant the long-running show would be reduced to a segment on The One Show.
She had previously succeeded in persuading bosses at the station not to scrap the show when they considered the option in 1986.
Lynn warned in February this year: "We've never had more people trying to scam the old and the vulnerable out of their money. I read it was £20billion last year. I don't know of another consumer champion out there."
The Glasgow born TV star memorably turned down an MBE in 2016 and said the honours system needed to be 'dragged into the 21st Century.'
As well as Watchdog, Lynn presented Doctor Knows best, Bobby Moore & Me and investigative programme World in Action.
She also appeared as a consumer expert on GMTV between 2003 and 2009.
After Lynn's death was announced on Friday, many of her former colleagues took to social media to pay their respects.
Dame Esther Rantzen, who presented Old Dogs, New Tricks, with Lynne, shared: "We made a series together which was huge fun but also very hard-hitting because she was such an impressive and courageous consumer journalist.
"She fought for the rights of vulnerable people doggedly and determinedly and she is a huge loss to journalism and to her friends and family.
"We are all devastated at this news."
Newsreader Sophie Rayworth said that Lynn had inspired her to become a journalist.
"She has been the most wonderful, generous, kind friend to me and my family for such a long time. Can't believe she's gone," wrote Sophie.
Fellow BBC newsreader George Algiah shared: "So sad to hear that Lynn Faulds Wood has died. After I was diagnosed with bowel cancer she spent many a phone call giving me advice about treatment and moral support. She was kind, generous, purposeful and strong. RIP Lynn."


thedailymirror--2020-04-25--Changing face of Kris Jenner - how the 64-year-old maintains that youthful looks

There 's no denying that Kris Jenner sits at the top of the tier when it comes to celebrities who defy the rules of aging .
The momanger and Keeping Up With The Kardashians star looks better now than she ever has , at the tender age of 64 .
The proud mother-of-six has raised the most successful and talked about children on the planet , and she has kept herself looking youthful and sprightly all the while .
But how has Kris managed to look just so spectacular for all these years ?
She 's previously admitted to having @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but the entire Kardashian clan are notoriously very secretive about all the plastic surgeries which they might have had done to alter their changing appearances .
This has left many fans wondering how 64-year-old Kris has managed to keep her youthful glow .
According to a cosmetic expert and surgeon from Glow by MYA Cosmetic Surgery , the reality TV star has most probably underwent many different surgical and non-surgical procedures to keep her looking frsh .
The expert told the Mirror Online : `` I would suggest that Kris has had a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the years some to help maintain a youthful appearance as well as change some of her physical features '' .
When it comes the starlets ever-changing nose , it would seem that Kris has had more than one surgery as it appears to have gotten increasingly thinner and smaller down through the years .
`` I would suggest that Kris may have had a Rhinoplasty ( the surgical name for nose reshaping surgery ) procedure - the bridge of her nose appears thinner , and the tip and nostrils appear to be smaller @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
As well as this , the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star may have decided to reduce the size of her nostrils after famously admitting that she hated them on the 15th season of the hit TV show .
The cosmetic expert explains : `` The surgical procedure of reducing the size of the nostrils is called an alar base reduction .
A nose changing shape in such a way could only be achieved through surgery rather than contouring .
Kris is said to have forked out a hefty cost of £10,000 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the surgeon explains that she has more than likely had several operations to change the defining features of her nose .
`` It 's also possible that Kris has had more than one Rhinoplasty as the nose does appear slightly thinner in recent years .
Occasionally , patients find the desired result was not achieved and feel they need another operation .
As mentioned previously , Kris has revealed that she underwent a neck lift back in 2015 .
Our expert surgeon says : `` Kris has spoken openly in the past on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Kardashians around having a neck lift .
The scarring following the procedure is normally hidden around the back of the ear to keep it discrete . ''
When it comes to her breasts , Kris has been very open about the procedures she 's had done .
The cosmetic expert reveals that it 's possible that Kris had an Augmented Matopexy – more commonly known as an uplift with implants .
This procedure can typically range from £6,500 - £8,000 .
In terms of non-surgical treatments , the Keeping Up With The Kardashian @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fillers in her cheeks , chin and jawline .
Dermal fillers can be used in this area to re-introduce structure and volume along the cheek bone just like in Kris ' case .
The procedure replaces soft tissue whilst filling in wrinkles/skin folds and fillers can range in price depending on the area and amount used - between £150 - £500 per session .
Our expert states : `` I believe that Kris may have undergone the non-surgical treatment of fillers to her lips as she appears to have slightly fuller lips compared @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ensured her lips still appear extremely natural and in proportion to the patient ’ s facial features .
Kris ' eyes also appear brighter and her eyebrows seem to have been slightly lifted throughout the years .
This points towards the non-surgical treatment of anti-wrinkle injections which is also known as Botox .
`` Kris has most likely had Botox to her forehead and glabella ( in between the eyebrows ) as you can see she has a smooth forehead , lifted eyebrow arches and a limited frown/expression .
The treatment normally lasts @ @ @ @ @ @ @ gradually returns , the lines and wrinkles begin to reappear and need to be treated again .
The procedure can give the appearance of smoother skin if you are after a youthful appearance or can be used as a preventative measure to slow the process of getting wrinkles .
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The reality TV queen looks as young as she did on the first episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians over a decade ago
There's no denying that Kris Jenner sits at the top of the tier when it comes to celebrities who defy the rules of aging.
The momanger and Keeping Up With The Kardashians star looks better now than she ever has, at the tender age of 64.
The proud mother-of-six has raised the most successful and talked about children on the planet, and she has kept herself looking youthful and sprightly all the while.
But how has Kris managed to look just so spectacular for all these years?
Image: WireImage) WireImage)
She's previously admitted to having breast implants and a neck lift, but the entire Kardashian clan are notoriously very secretive about all the plastic surgeries which they might have had done to alter their changing appearances.
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This has left many fans wondering how 64-year-old Kris has managed to keep her youthful glow.
According to a cosmetic expert and surgeon from Glow by MYA Cosmetic Surgery, the reality TV star has most probably underwent many different surgical and non-surgical procedures to keep her looking frsh.
Image: BACKGRID) BACKGRID) Image: DIGITAL/EROTEME.CO.UK) DIGITAL/EROTEME.CO.UK)
The expert told the Mirror Online: "I would suggest that Kris has had a range of surgical and non-surgical procedures over the years some to help maintain a youthful appearance as well as change some of her physical features".
When it comes the starlets ever-changing nose, it would seem that Kris has had more than one surgery as it appears to have gotten increasingly thinner and smaller down through the years.
"I would suggest that Kris may have had a Rhinoplasty (the surgical name for nose reshaping surgery) procedure - the bridge of her nose appears thinner, and the tip and nostrils appear to be smaller and slightly lifted compared to previous images.
Image: DIGITAL/EROTEME.CO.UK) DIGITAL/EROTEME.CO.UK) Image: E! Entertainment / BACKGRID) E! Entertainment / BACKGRID)
As well as this, the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star may have decided to reduce the size of her nostrils after famously admitting that she hated them on the 15th season of the hit TV show.
The cosmetic expert explains: "The surgical procedure of reducing the size of the nostrils is called an alar base reduction. A nose changing shape in such a way could only be achieved through surgery rather than contouring.
Kris is said to have forked out a hefty cost of £10,000 a pop for each Rhinoplasty procedure as the surgeon explains that she has more than likely had several operations to change the defining features of her nose.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Image: BACKGRID) BACKGRID)
"It's also possible that Kris has had more than one Rhinoplasty as the nose does appear slightly thinner in recent years. Occasionally, patients find the desired result was not achieved and feel they need another operation.
As mentioned previously, Kris has revealed that she underwent a neck lift back in 2015.
Our expert surgeon says: "Kris has spoken openly in the past on an episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians around having a neck lift. The scarring following the procedure is normally hidden around the back of the ear to keep it discrete."
When it comes to her breasts, Kris has been very open about the procedures she's had done.
Image: Getty) Getty) Image: © www.splashnews.com) © www.splashnews.com)
The cosmetic expert reveals that it's possible that Kris had an Augmented Matopexy – more commonly known as an uplift with implants.
This procedure can typically range from £6,500 - £8,000.
In terms of non-surgical treatments, the Keeping Up With The Kardashian's star is highly speculated to have fillers in her cheeks, chin and jawline.
Dermal fillers can be used in this area to re-introduce structure and volume along the cheek bone just like in Kris' case.
Image: NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images) NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images)
Image: BACKGRID) BACKGRID)
The procedure replaces soft tissue whilst filling in wrinkles/skin folds and fillers can range in price depending on the area and amount used - between £150 - £500 per session.
Our expert states: "I believe that Kris may have undergone the non-surgical treatment of fillers to her lips as she appears to have slightly fuller lips compared to previous images. The provider has ensured her lips still appear extremely natural and in proportion to the patient’s facial features.
Kris' eyes also appear brighter and her eyebrows seem to have been slightly lifted throughout the years.
Image: Jen Lowery / SplashNews.com) Jen Lowery / SplashNews.com)
This points towards the non-surgical treatment of anti-wrinkle injections which is also known as Botox.
"Kris has most likely had Botox to her forehead and glabella (in between the eyebrows) as you can see she has a smooth forehead, lifted eyebrow arches and a limited frown/expression. The treatment normally lasts between 3-6 months and as muscle action gradually returns, the lines and wrinkles begin to reappear and need to be treated again.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The procedure can give the appearance of smoother skin if you are after a youthful appearance or can be used as a preventative measure to slow the process of getting wrinkles.
Looking good Kris!
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