thedailymirror--2020-07-05--British Falklands veteran shot dead defending partner in South Africa farm raid

A British Falklands War hero was shot dead bravely defending his partner in a farm robbery in South Africa .
Former Royal Navy sailor Julian Stobbs , 59 , was blasted multiple times in the head and chest after four armed gang members broke into their home as they slept .
Long-term partner Myrtle Clarke , 53 , escaped unharmed after the noise of the gunshots alerted nearby neighbours and forced the killers to flee , leaving Julian dying .
The killers entered the couple 's bedroom in the early hours of the morning on Friday , making off with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The death of Mr Stobbs was confirmed on the couple 's Facebook page .
Paramedics rushed to the remote Jazz Farm in Lanseria , 30 miles north of Johannesburg , but nothing could be done to save Julian who was declared dead at the scene .
The former British serviceman was an air traffic controller for a Lynx helicopter that was on based on board frigate HMS Penelope during the Falklands War .
The hotelier ’ s son , originally from Keswick , Cumbria , and his partner had lived at the farm @ @ @ @ @ @ @ club since 1994 .
A Neighbourhood Watch response team member said : “ The gang broke into the farm and stole two phones and two laptops and jewellery and other valuables .
“ They had left the farm leaving the two alive but for some reason they came back again , perhaps for the woman , and there was a struggle and the man was shot .
“ His injuries from the bullets were bad and nothing could be done to save him .
The woman was in a very bad state but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Julian and Myrtle were internationally famous and known as `` The Dagga Couple '' after winning a five-year battle to make smoking cannabis legal in South Africa .
They became household names , well known for their cannabis bashes at their private club and popular Jazz Farm .
Before their court battle , Julian and Myrtle were busted in a police raid at their six-acre farm in 2010 which was run as a private members club and “ hippy retreat ” where cannabis was openly smoked .
Despite a five-hour search in which @ @ @ @ @ @ @ held at gunpoint , police could not find a “ superweed drug lab ” they said existed .
But they did find a quarter pound of cannabis , known as dagga in South Africa , and charged them with drug dealing and they faced a ten-year prison sentence .
Speaking after the drugs raid on their home in 2010 , Julian said : “ I found myself with a revolver in my cheek and the more we thought about it the more we realised it was a gross invasion of our privacy .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ who served on the frigate HMS Penelope , and his partner refused to plead guilty and accept a lenient sentence offered by officers .
Instead they set up a powerful non-profit making organisation called Fields of Green for ALL to fight through the courts to make the personal use of cannabis legal .
The high profile case , dubbed `` The Trial of the Plant '' , was launched in 2013 and ended in 2018 with the law being changed to decriminalise the use , growing and possession of cannabis for personal use @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Tony Budden said : “ This really is a tragedy for the cannabis culture in South Africa and is desperately sad .
“ Jules worked tirelessly to bring awareness about the plant and its potential to the fore in order to create an open industry that benefitted all South Africans .
“ We will use Jules ’ passing to inspire us and to work even harder to see that his dreams don ’ t die and that his work on cannabis will continue through Myrtle .
“ We will pick up his sword @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 'fields of green for all ' that he envisioned and as a community we will work towards that ” .
Fellow activist Gareth Prince said : “ The murder of Julian is a huge loss to us all and I understand Myrtle is distraught and wants time alone to mourn his death .
“ He will be remembered by so many people and is now a legend . ''
A statement on the couple 's Facebook page The Dagga Couple hailed Julian `` our hero . ''
It said : “ During the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , 2020 , an armed robbery took place at the property of Jules Stobbs and Myrtle Clarke - best known as The Dagga Couple .
“ The attackers entered the couple ’ s bedroom and shot and fatally wounded Jules Stobbs .
Myrtle was physically left unharmed and the attackers made off with two cell phones and two laptops .
“ The Cannabis community is mourning the passing of our hero .
The family is requesting that the public respect their privacy and allow Myrtle some space during this difficult time .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we have already received . ''
Julian , known as Jules , left the Royal Navy in 1990 which he joined straight from school and travelled to Tokyo playing jazz guitar outside nightclubs .
He made so much money he flew to South Africa in 1993 where he met and fell in love with Myrtle Clarke and used his busking money to buy Jazz Farm outright .
The couple became involved in the South African TV and film industry working on the local version of Big Brother and on the Hollywood film Hotel @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as a “ greensman ” which was providing foliage both real and artificial such as plants , trees , flowers and vines for film sets .
Then came their arrest in 2010 and their subsequent campaign to legalise personal dagga use went global with funds pouring in from around the world .
In 2017 the Western Cape High Court in Cape Town ruled that prohibiting the use and possession of cannabis in private was against the nation ’ s constitution .
The State appealed but in 2018 Julian , who had been arrested @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , won his case when the Constitutional Court upheld the ruling .
Neither he or Myrtle were ever convicted after arguing their arrests were illegal .
Head of Community Safety at AfriForum civil rights group Ian Cameron confirmed Mr Stobbs had been shot dead during a robbery at their farm in Lanseria .
He said : “ They stole everything in the house and it seems they left and then they came back again and went into the bedroom and shot and killed the husband . ''
South Africa suffers some 21,000 murders @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , but activists claim the authorities turn a blind eye to attacks on white farmers .
The latest figures on farm attacks in the country from the South African Police Service state in 2017 there were 357 carried out with 74 farmers murdered .
Civil rights group AfriForum claim last year there were 552 farm attacks and 57 murders and say that the violence carried out is so violent it is unreportable .
Mr Cameron of Africa Forum added : `` The figures for this year show 156 farm attacks so far and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the attacks stopped .
`` Since we have gone down to Level 3 and with the reopening of the country it has become like open season on the farmers again and the attacks are flooding in '' he said .

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Former Royal Navy sailor Julian Stobbs, 59, was murdered in cold blood while defending his partner after armed robbers broke into their farmland home near Johannesburg.
A British Falklands War hero was shot dead bravely defending his partner in a farm robbery in South Africa.
Former Royal Navy sailor Julian Stobbs, 59, was blasted multiple times in the head and chest after four armed gang members broke into their home as they slept.
Long-term partner Myrtle Clarke, 53, escaped unharmed after the noise of the gunshots alerted nearby neighbours and forced the killers to flee, leaving Julian dying.
The killers entered the couple's bedroom in the early hours of the morning on Friday, making off with two cell phones and two laptops.
The death of Mr Stobbs was confirmed on the couple's Facebook page.
Paramedics rushed to the remote Jazz Farm in Lanseria, 30 miles north of Johannesburg, but nothing could be done to save Julian who was declared dead at the scene.
The former British serviceman was an air traffic controller for a Lynx helicopter that was on based on board frigate HMS Penelope during the Falklands War.
The hotelier’s son, originally from Keswick, Cumbria, and his partner had lived at the farm used as a private members and social club since 1994.
A Neighbourhood Watch response team member said: “The gang broke into the farm and stole two phones and two laptops and jewellery and other valuables.
“They had left the farm leaving the two alive but for some reason they came back again, perhaps for the woman, and there was a struggle and the man was shot.
“His injuries from the bullets were bad and nothing could be done to save him. The woman was in a very bad state but fortunately had not been hurt."
Julian and Myrtle were internationally famous and known as "The Dagga Couple" after winning a five-year battle to make smoking cannabis legal in South Africa.
They became household names, well known for their cannabis bashes at their private club and popular Jazz Farm.
Before their court battle, Julian and Myrtle were busted in a police raid at their six-acre farm in 2010 which was run as a private members club and “hippy retreat” where cannabis was openly smoked.
Despite a five-hour search in which Myrtle was strip-searched three times and Julian held at gunpoint, police could not find a “superweed drug lab” they said existed.
But they did find a quarter pound of cannabis, known as dagga in South Africa, and charged them with drug dealing and they faced a ten-year prison sentence.
Speaking after the drugs raid on their home in 2010, Julian said: “I found myself with a revolver in my cheek and the more we thought about it the more we realised it was a gross invasion of our privacy."
The retired air traffic controller, who served on the frigate HMS Penelope, and his partner refused to plead guilty and accept a lenient sentence offered by officers.
Instead they set up a powerful non-profit making organisation called Fields of Green for ALL to fight through the courts to make the personal use of cannabis legal.
The high profile case, dubbed "The Trial of the Plant", was launched in 2013 and ended in 2018 with the law being changed to decriminalise the use, growing and possession of cannabis for personal use.
South African cannabis activist and businessman Tony Budden said: “This really is a tragedy for the cannabis culture in South Africa and is desperately sad.
“Jules worked tirelessly to bring awareness about the plant and its potential to the fore in order to create an open industry that benefitted all South Africans.
“We will use Jules’ passing to inspire us and to work even harder to see that his dreams don’t die and that his work on cannabis will continue through Myrtle.
“We will pick up his sword and make sure South Africa sees the 'fields of green for all' that he envisioned and as a community we will work towards that”.
Fellow activist Gareth Prince said: “The murder of Julian is a huge loss to us all and I understand Myrtle is distraught and wants time alone to mourn his death.
“He will be remembered by so many people and is now a legend."
A statement on the couple's Facebook page The Dagga Couple hailed Julian "our hero."
It said: “During the early hours of Friday, 3 July, 2020, an armed robbery took place at the property of Jules Stobbs and Myrtle Clarke - best known as The Dagga Couple.
“The attackers entered the couple’s bedroom and shot and fatally wounded Jules Stobbs. Myrtle was physically left unharmed and the attackers made off with two cell phones and two laptops.
“The Cannabis community is mourning the passing of our hero. The family is requesting that the public respect their privacy and allow Myrtle some space during this difficult time.
“Thank you for the outpouring of love we have already received."
Julian, known as Jules, left the Royal Navy in 1990 which he joined straight from school and travelled to Tokyo playing jazz guitar outside nightclubs.
He made so much money he flew to South Africa in 1993 where he met and fell in love with Myrtle Clarke and used his busking money to buy Jazz Farm outright.
The couple became involved in the South African TV and film industry working on the local version of Big Brother and on the Hollywood film Hotel Rwanda.
Both became art directors known as a “greensman” which was providing foliage both real and artificial such as plants, trees, flowers and vines for film sets.
Then came their arrest in 2010 and their subsequent campaign to legalise personal dagga use went global with funds pouring in from around the world.
In 2017 the Western Cape High Court in Cape Town ruled that prohibiting the use and possession of cannabis in private was against the nation’s constitution.
The State appealed but in 2018 Julian, who had been arrested eight years earlier as a drug dealer, won his case when the Constitutional Court upheld the ruling.
Neither he or Myrtle were ever convicted after arguing their arrests were illegal.
Head of Community Safety at AfriForum civil rights group Ian Cameron confirmed Mr Stobbs had been shot dead during a robbery at their farm in Lanseria.
He said: “They stole everything in the house and it seems they left and then they came back again and went into the bedroom and shot and killed the husband."
South Africa suffers some 21,000 murders a year, averaging 58 a day, but activists claim the authorities turn a blind eye to attacks on white farmers.
The latest figures on farm attacks in the country from the South African Police Service state in 2017 there were 357 carried out with 74 farmers murdered.
Civil rights group AfriForum claim last year there were 552 farm attacks and 57 murders and say that the violence carried out is so violent it is unreportable.
Mr Cameron of Africa Forum added: "The figures for this year show 156 farm attacks so far and 23 murders but during the Covid-19 lockdown the attacks stopped.
"Since we have gone down to Level 3 and with the reopening of the country it has become like open season on the farmers again and the attacks are flooding in" he said.


thedailymirror--2020-07-05--Massive search for schoolboy, 11, who went missing on Super Saturday

Police have launched an urgent search for a missing 11-year-old schoolboy who vanished on Saturday night .
Officers are concerned for the safety of Cole McKeever , who is from the Kingstanding area of Birmingham .
The youngster was last seen around 10.30pm on a day dubbed Super Saturday due to England 's coronavirus lockdown being eased .
Cole is described by police as white and around 4ft 5ins tall with short brown hair .
He was wearing a black Nike tracksuit with gold down the side and a navy North Face coat when he was last seen on Saturday @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Police said : `` We urgently need your help to find a missing 11-year-old boy .
Have you been affected by this story ?
Email webnews @ mirror.co.uk .
`` Cole McKeever , from the Kingstanding area of Birmingham , has not been seen since around 10:30pm last night and we ’ re concerned for his safety .
`` Cole is described as white , around 4ft 5ins tall with short brown hair .
`` He was last seen wearing a black Nike tracksuit with gold down the side and a navy North @ @ @ @ @ @ @ seen Cole please contact us urgently on 101 or 999 . ''
The appeal was posted on the Birmingham Police Facebook page on Sunday afternoon .
Members of Cole 's family have shared the appeal on Facebook .
Last night was the busiest night of the summer in many towns and cities as pubs reopened for the first time in three months .
Police had to break up fights and deal with other trouble while some revellers overindulged on so-called `` Super Saturday '' , which one top cop said was as busy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who were lax in observing social distancing or caused trouble have been condemned , with the scenes stoking concerns that England could see a surge in cases after restrictions were relaxed .

West Midlands Police are concerned for the safety of missing boy Cole McKeever, 11, from the Kingstanding area of Birmingham, after he was last seen around 10.30pm on Saturday
Massive search for boy, 11, who went missing late last night on Super Saturday
Police have launched an urgent search for a missing 11-year-old schoolboy who vanished on Saturday night.
Officers are concerned for the safety of Cole McKeever, who is from the Kingstanding area of Birmingham.
The youngster was last seen around 10.30pm on a day dubbed Super Saturday due to England's coronavirus lockdown being eased.
Cole is described by police as white and around 4ft 5ins tall with short brown hair.
He was wearing a black Nike tracksuit with gold down the side and a navy North Face coat when he was last seen on Saturday night.
A spokesperson for West Midlands Police said: "We urgently need your help to find a missing 11-year-old boy.
Have you been affected by this story? Email webnews@mirror.co.uk.
"Cole McKeever, from the Kingstanding area of Birmingham, has not been seen since around 10:30pm last night and we’re concerned for his safety.
"Cole is described as white, around 4ft 5ins tall with short brown hair.
"He was last seen wearing a black Nike tracksuit with gold down the side and a navy North Face coat. If you’ve seen Cole please contact us urgently on 101 or 999."
The appeal was posted on the Birmingham Police Facebook page on Sunday afternoon.
Members of Cole's family have shared the appeal on Facebook.
Last night was the busiest night of the summer in many towns and cities as pubs reopened for the first time in three months.
Police had to break up fights and deal with other trouble while some revellers overindulged on so-called "Super Saturday", which one top cop said was as busy as New Year's Eve.
Those who were lax in observing social distancing or caused trouble have been condemned, with the scenes stoking concerns that England could see a surge in cases after restrictions were relaxed.


thedailymirror--2020-07-05--Stacey Solomon shares stunning house transformation as she prepares for visitors

Stacey Solomon has shared with followers the incredible ways she 's managed to transform her family home .
The Loose Women star had been taking some time off social media but returned today to show off her latest project .
Starting off in the bedroom , Stacey unveiled her new green bed spread which she threw a white bouquet of white flowers on to for an extra special touch .
`` I usually would n't bother on a Sunday but we are seeing special friends this morning so I have to , '' Stacey explained .
The mum-of-three then moved @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by her adorable one-year-old Rex .
Sharing the before shot first , Stacey revealed how she 'd cleaned up all the bath toys and shampoo bottles to create a sanctuary for her long soaks .
After removing the extra clutter , the after pic showed Stacey 's new look suite which now featured a bath rack where she had placed a luscious plant and some candles to help her unwind in style .
The busy star then turned her attentions to her kitchen where she headed straight for her snack cupboard .
Stacey @ @ @ @ @ @ @ up to her usual impeccable standards .
But it was n't long before Stacey had worked her magic and had all food items placed into their appropriate containers .
The super-tidy mum even hung her crisps on pegs for the ultimate in organisation .
After her work was done , Stacey shared an adorable picture of her son Rex taking a kip in the dog 's basket .
The star caught the two of them cuddled up together and could n't resist taking a snap .
While Stacey did n't have a nap @ @ @ @ @ @ @ garden where she enjoyed a well earned cup of tea with partner Joe Swash .
`` Me and Hoe are enjoying a very rare quiet moment in the garden having a tea from our rainbow cups .
Thinking about the NHS this morning .
We are so grateful to have such an incredible service .
You 're all bloody amazing .
`` Happy birthday NHS , '' cried Stacey as she and Joe did a cheers with their mugs .

The Loose Women star returned to Instagram today to show her followers some of the incredible changes she's made to her home
Stacey Solomon has shared with followers the incredible ways she's managed to transform her family home.
The Loose Women star had been taking some time off social media but returned today to show off her latest project.
Starting off in the bedroom, Stacey unveiled her new green bed spread which she threw a white bouquet of white flowers on to for an extra special touch.
"I usually wouldn't bother on a Sunday but we are seeing special friends this morning so I have to," Stacey explained.
Image: staceysolomon /Instagram) staceysolomon /Instagram)
The mum-of-three then moved to the bathroom where she was joined by her adorable one-year-old Rex.
Sharing the before shot first, Stacey revealed how she'd cleaned up all the bath toys and shampoo bottles to create a sanctuary for her long soaks.
After removing the extra clutter, the after pic showed Stacey's new look suite which now featured a bath rack where she had placed a luscious plant and some candles to help her unwind in style.
Image: staceysolomon /Instagram) staceysolomon /Instagram) Image: staceysolomon /Instagram) staceysolomon /Instagram)
The busy star then turned her attentions to her kitchen where she headed straight for her snack cupboard.
Stacey exposed her unusually messy shelves were not up to her usual impeccable standards.
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But it wasn't long before Stacey had worked her magic and had all food items placed into their appropriate containers.
The super-tidy mum even hung her crisps on pegs for the ultimate in organisation.
Image: staceysolomon /Instagram) staceysolomon /Instagram) Image: staceysolomon /Instagram) staceysolomon /Instagram)
After her work was done, Stacey shared an adorable picture of her son Rex taking a kip in the dog's basket.
The star caught the two of them cuddled up together and couldn't resist taking a snap.
While Stacey didn't have a nap, she did venture out to the garden where she enjoyed a well earned cup of tea with partner Joe Swash.
Image: staceysolomon /Instagram) staceysolomon /Instagram) Image: staceysolomon /Instagram) staceysolomon /Instagram)
"Me and Hoe are enjoying a very rare quiet moment in the garden having a tea from our rainbow cups. Thinking about the NHS this morning. We are so grateful to have such an incredible service. You're all bloody amazing.
"Happy birthday NHS," cried Stacey as she and Joe did a cheers with their mugs.


thedailymirror--2020-07-05--UK headed for mass unemployment like the 80s without urgent action, unions warn

Trade unions have warned of a return to 1980s levels of mass unemployment the Tories doe n't take urgent action to support workers and businesses .
In a statement ahead of the Chancellor 's financial statement this week they warned there is only a `` very short window '' to prevent hundreds of thousands of workers from losing their jobs .
Leaders of the TUC , Unite , Unison , GMB and Usdaw warned that the UK was staring at the biggest economic crisis for generations .
`` Without bold action from the Government we face the very real prospect @ @ @ @ @ @ @ seen since the 1980s .
`` Our message to the Chancellor is simple and stark , we have a very short window to save hundreds of thousands of jobs . ''
Unions said the job retention scheme has shown what active government can do during a crisis , adding it had rescued companies and saved millions from the dole queue .
`` Now is the time to build on that spirit , not shrink away from the challenges ahead . ''
The statement said previous recessions had shown the consequences of leaving young @ @ @ @ @ @ @ threadbare safety net '' .
`` A new offer of a guaranteed job for every young person facing long-term unemployment , paid at a real living wage , must be the cornerstone of the Chancellor 's plans . ''

Leaders of the TUC, Unite, Unison, GMB and Usdaw warned that the UK was staring at the biggest economic crisis for generations
UK headed for mass unemployment like the 1980s without urgent action, unions warn
Trade unions have warned of a return to 1980s levels of mass unemployment the Tories doen't take urgent action to support workers and businesses.
In a statement ahead of the Chancellor's financial statement this week they warned there is only a "very short window" to prevent hundreds of thousands of workers from losing their jobs.
Leaders of the TUC, Unite, Unison, GMB and Usdaw warned that the UK was staring at the biggest economic crisis for generations.
"Without bold action from the Government we face the very real prospect of mass unemployment on a scale not seen since the 1980s.
Image: Mirrorpix) Mirrorpix)
"Our message to the Chancellor is simple and stark, we have a very short window to save hundreds of thousands of jobs."
Unions said the job retention scheme has shown what active government can do during a crisis, adding it had rescued companies and saved millions from the dole queue.
"Now is the time to build on that spirit, not shrink away from the challenges ahead."
The statement said previous recessions had shown the consequences of leaving young people without any support beyond a "threadbare safety net".
"A new offer of a guaranteed job for every young person facing long-term unemployment, paid at a real living wage, must be the cornerstone of the Chancellor's plans."


thedailymirror--2020-07-05--Laura Whitmore and Holly Willoughby among stars to hit the pub on Super Saturday

Celebs made up for lost time as they sunk pints on Super Saturday after lockdown restrictions were eased .
The stars did n't waste the opportunity to get back in the boozers as pubs were allowed to open their doors to the public once again .
They enjoyed wine and a few G & Ts at their locals for the first time since March 's mass closure .
Louise Redknapp scream `` yasss we 're going for a pint '' in a car as she shared the relief with fans on Instagram .
Holly Willoughby , 39 , enjoyed a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and kids Belle , Harry and Chester in central London .
The mum made sure it was safety first - helping daughter Belle , 5 , with the hand sanitiser before going inside Love Island host Laura Whitmore hit a beer garden , writing on Instagram : `` Cheers to the freakin ’ weekend ! ''
The show 's winners Paige Turley and Finn Tapp went a boozy date and even reunited with fellow Love Islanders Demi Jones and Jamie Clayton as they shared videos and photos on Instagram of their pub sesh @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cocktails , while Emily Atack , 30 , also made the most of the re-opening by having a few drinks with pals .
Former Big Brother star Imogen Thomas partied at the Arts Club in Mayfair .
While the stars all kept their distance , the same could n't be said of elsewhere .
The easing of England 's coronavirus lockdown led to carnage on the streets as revellers flocked to pubs for the first time in over three months .
Police were called to fights , people getting naked in public and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's `` crystal clear is that drunk people can't/wo n't socially distance '' .
Worrying scenes of people ignoring social distancing in Soho , central London , and other places have sparked fresh fears of a second wave of Covid-19 and new local lockdowns .

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They raised a glass to the relaxing of lockdown restrictions this weekend - but make sure they didn't forget about social distancing as they toasted the big re-opening
Laura Whitmore and Holly Willoughby among stars to hit the pub on 'Super Saturday'
Celebs made up for lost time as they sunk pints on Super Saturday after lockdown restrictions were eased.
The stars didn't waste the opportunity to get back in the boozers as pubs were allowed to open their doors to the public once again.
They enjoyed wine and a few G&Ts at their locals for the first time since March's mass closure.
Louise Redknapp scream "yasss we're going for a pint" in a car as she shared the relief with fans on Instagram.
Holly Willoughby, 39, enjoyed a pub lunch with her husband Dan Baldwin and kids Belle, Harry and Chester in central London.
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The mum made sure it was safety first - helping daughter Belle, 5, with the hand sanitiser before going inside
Love Island host Laura Whitmore hit a beer garden, writing on Instagram: "Cheers to the freakin’ weekend!"
The show's winners Paige Turley and Finn Tapp went a boozy date and even reunited with fellow Love Islanders Demi Jones and Jamie Clayton as they shared videos and photos on Instagram of their pub sesh.
Image: louiseredknapp/Instagram) louiseredknapp/Instagram)
Coronation Street actress Lucy Fallon sipped cocktails, while Emily Atack, 30, also made the most of the re-opening by having a few drinks with pals.
Former Big Brother star Imogen Thomas partied at the Arts Club in Mayfair.
While the stars all kept their distance, the same couldn't be said of elsewhere.
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The easing of England's coronavirus lockdown led to carnage on the streets as revellers flocked to pubs for the first time in over three months.
Police were called to fights, people getting naked in public and other trouble with one officer saying it's "crystal clear is that drunk people can't/won't socially distance".
Worrying scenes of people ignoring social distancing in Soho, central London, and other places have sparked fresh fears of a second wave of Covid-19 and new local lockdowns.


thedailymirror--2020-07-05--Harry Maguire backed over Junior Stanislas nutmeg as David de Gea is blamed

Martin Keown has leapt to the defence of Harry Maguire after the Manchester United defender was nutmegged as Junior Stanislas scored for Bournemouth on Saturday afternoon .
Though United ran out 5-2 winners in what ended as a dominant victory , they had an early scare when Stanislas opened the scoring for the visitors in the 15th minute .
The English winger deftly threaded the ball through Maguire 's legs and ghosted past him before beating David de Gea at the near post .
Maguire - the most expensive defender in history - was widely criticised for being too easily @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , former Arsenal centre-back Keown believes the blame for the goal lies with de Gea , who himself has come under fire for his performances since the restart .
`` In fairness , they ’ ve had five clean sheets in the last six games , '' Keown said of the nutmegging on Match of the Day .
`` But this has happened to most players and he will be embarrassed .
I would say if that happened to me , I think David Seaman would be getting a bit of a rollicking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ really helped him .
`` It ’ s a brilliant piece of skill there and imagination from Stanislas but the ‘ keeper I feel should do a bit better and , of course , Harry Maguire will be unhappy as well . ''
United rallied after the Cherries opener as forward trio Mason Greenwood , Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial all struck before half-time .
But the Red Devils ' shakiness in defence was on display once more as they conceded an early penalty in the second-half and Bournemouth 's Joshua King converted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ second and Bruno Fernandes struck a powerful free kick to seal the victory for United , but questions remain about their solidity at the back .
Former Red Devils defender Rio Ferdinand believes a new centre-back to partner Maguire is one of the three areas manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer needs to target this summer in order to challenge for the Premier League title .
Sign up to the Mirror Football email here for the latest news and transfer gossip .

The £80million defender was nutmegged as Stanislas opened the scoring for Bournemouth at Old Trafford - but Gunners great Martin Keown believes the United No.1 was at fault
Martin Keown has leapt to the defence of Harry Maguire after the Manchester United defender was nutmegged as Junior Stanislas scored for Bournemouth on Saturday afternoon.
Though United ran out 5-2 winners in what ended as a dominant victory, they had an early scare when Stanislas opened the scoring for the visitors in the 15th minute.
The English winger deftly threaded the ball through Maguire's legs and ghosted past him before beating David de Gea at the near post.
Maguire - the most expensive defender in history - was widely criticised for being too easily beaten in his own area.
However, former Arsenal centre-back Keown believes the blame for the goal lies with de Gea, who himself has come under fire for his performances since the restart.
"In fairness, they’ve had five clean sheets in the last six games," Keown said of the nutmegging on Match of the Day .
"But this has happened to most players and he will be embarrassed. I would say if that happened to me, I think David Seaman would be getting a bit of a rollicking because the ‘keeper hasn’t really helped him.
"It’s a brilliant piece of skill there and imagination from Stanislas but the ‘keeper I feel should do a bit better and, of course, Harry Maguire will be unhappy as well."
United rallied after the Cherries opener as forward trio Mason Greenwood, Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial all struck before half-time.
But the Red Devils' shakiness in defence was on display once more as they conceded an early penalty in the second-half and Bournemouth's Joshua King converted from 12 yards.
Greenwood added his second and Bruno Fernandes struck a powerful free kick to seal the victory for United, but questions remain about their solidity at the back.
Former Red Devils defender Rio Ferdinand believes a new centre-back to partner Maguire is one of the three areas manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer needs to target this summer in order to challenge for the Premier League title.
Sign up to the Mirror Football email here for the latest news and transfer gossip.


thedailymirror--2020-07-05--Man who launched business with £72 and sack of brown rice now worth £24million

A vet created a £24m dog food business after starting with just £72 and a sack of brown rice .
John Burns , 71 , went from working as a vet in Carmarthenshire to launching his £24m business and is now one of the richest men in Wales .
His interest in animal health and human health in the 1970s sewed the seeds for his niche business Burns Pet Nutrition .
After prescribing medicines to poorly animals that were not `` curing the problem '' John decided to create his own nutritional pet food for dogs , cats and rabbits @ @ @ @ @ @ @ would sit with his family around the TV pouring cupfuls of rice into bags which he would sell from his car .
His product has since become Wales ' biggest pet food business based in Kidwelly , producing around 1,000 tonnes every week .
John , from Whitland , said : `` I thought this was going to be big news , a vet making his own pet food . ''
John 's first ever recipe and bestselling product today was developed in 1993 using simple ingredients including chicken , oats , peas @ @ @ @ @ @ @ £72 on a box of plastic sacks as `` packaging '' and said he was n't fussed on colour .
From his initial production of two tones of dog food in 1993 , John soon expanded to 20 tonnes and today around 1,000 tonnes are produced every week .
He said : `` I did n't have proper packaging .
It just came in a plain polythene bag and I designed the leaflet and a label to go on that polythene bag .
`` So you can imagine what that looked like .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' As a young vet in the 1970s , John could have been described as `` alternative '' and was eating brown rice for breakfast long before it was served up in hipster cafes .
Originally from the west coast of Scotland just south of Glasgow , he arrived in Carmarthenshire in 1971 after qualifying as a vet and worked at a practice in Whitland .
He said : `` I can remember the very first caesarean I ever performed on a cow was by torchlight in the middle of the night .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ seeing health problems in pets like itchy skin or ear problems . ''
When antibiotics or drugs were seen as the answer , John would advise clients this was not `` curing the problem '' and question the cause .
He said : `` I thought 'well that 's not what veterinary science ought to be ' .
Not for me anyhow .
`` I read an article about acupuncture and thought that looked promising at solving recurring health problems . ''
John left Whitland in 1976 and enrolled in a human acupuncture @ @ @ @ @ @ @ which in turn led to his interest in alternative medicine and nutrition .
He began to reason if it worked for humans , then it would surely work for dogs .
John said : `` Basically the traditional way of eating for humans had been abandoned by the modern world and had become high in meat and animal products with hardly any cereal grains or vegetables .
`` Part of the thinking was that many health problems had been caused by abandoning our traditional way of eating – things like cancer , diabetes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , obesity in pets is the most common issue affecting health . ''
John moved back to Llanelli and began telling clients in his practice that , while he would treat their animal with drugs , they should stop feeding their animals conventional pet food .
Instead , he advised starting their pets on a wholemeal diet of brown rice , vegetables , and meat in equal portions .
But after a few years of trying to get his message across , he realised the only way was to make the pet food @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was a job to get hold of quality brown rice back then .
`` It 's not like now , although even today it 's hard finding high-quality brown rice in west Wales . ''
Armed with his perfect formula , John criss-crossed the country looking for a manufacturer who would make the food for him and eventually found one in Llandovery in 1993 .
He said : `` The incubation period of my business was not far off 20 years .
`` I wish I 'd done it earlier , perhaps , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ back in the 70s .
People might not have been ready for it . ''
Wholesalers had initially warned John nobody would buy his product and he was advised to develop his local contacts instead .
He changed his ambitions and instead of rolling it out nationally , he drove to local vets and pet shops and sold his pet food from his car .
John said : `` Before I knew it I had a one-man business which was doing okay . ''
The young vet sold his practice and moved into @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and their two young children .
The family would sit around the TV putting cupfuls of food in bags and sticking on labels .
He said : `` I had to make a go of it .
I decided to concentrate full-time on the pet food business . ''
John , who has five children and nine grandchildren , said he is approached `` all the time '' to sell up but wants the company to remain a family business .
The multimillionaire still tackles the French Alps skiing every year and can @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 30 minutes and it is his competitive streak which has helped him towards success .
John also launched the Burns Pet Nutrition Foundation in 2007 to channel money from the company into the community and has no plans to retire just yet .
He said : `` It 's a way of life as much as anything , it 's not just a job .
`` I 'm in a position to be able to do that and use money I 've made from the company for charitable activities I 've set up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ''

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John Burns has become one of the richest men in Wales after he went from working as a vet in Carmarthenshire to running a multi-million-pound business started from scratch
Man who launched dog food business with £72 and sack of brown rice now worth £24m
A vet created a £24m dog food business after starting with just £72 and a sack of brown rice.
John Burns, 71, went from working as a vet in Carmarthenshire to launching his £24m business and is now one of the richest men in Wales.
His interest in animal health and human health in the 1970s sewed the seeds for his niche business Burns Pet Nutrition.
After prescribing medicines to poorly animals that were not "curing the problem" John decided to create his own nutritional pet food for dogs, cats and rabbits.
In its early stages, he would sit with his family around the TV pouring cupfuls of rice into bags which he would sell from his car.
Image: Adrian White/Wales Online WS) Adrian White/Wales Online WS)
His product has since become Wales' biggest pet food business based in Kidwelly, producing around 1,000 tonnes every week.
John, from Whitland, said: "I thought this was going to be big news, a vet making his own pet food."
John's first ever recipe and bestselling product today was developed in 1993 using simple ingredients including chicken, oats, peas and brown rice.
He spent just £72 on a box of plastic sacks as "packaging" and said he wasn't fussed on colour.
Image: Adrian White/Wales Online WS) Adrian White/Wales Online WS)
From his initial production of two tones of dog food in 1993, John soon expanded to 20 tonnes and today around 1,000 tonnes are produced every week.
He said: "I didn't have proper packaging. It just came in a plain polythene bag and I designed the leaflet and a label to go on that polythene bag.
"So you can imagine what that looked like. It was a very unappealing appearance."
As a young vet in the 1970s, John could have been described as "alternative" and was eating brown rice for breakfast long before it was served up in hipster cafes.
Image: Adrian White/Wales Online WS) Adrian White/Wales Online WS)
Originally from the west coast of Scotland just south of Glasgow, he arrived in Carmarthenshire in 1971 after qualifying as a vet and worked at a practice in Whitland.
He said: "I can remember the very first caesarean I ever performed on a cow was by torchlight in the middle of the night.
"Even at that stage I was seeing health problems in pets like itchy skin or ear problems."
When antibiotics or drugs were seen as the answer, John would advise clients this was not "curing the problem" and question the cause.
Image: Adrian White/Wales Online WS) Adrian White/Wales Online WS)
He said: "I thought 'well that's not what veterinary science ought to be'. Not for me anyhow.
"I read an article about acupuncture and thought that looked promising at solving recurring health problems."
John left Whitland in 1976 and enrolled in a human acupuncture course while working as a locum vet which in turn led to his interest in alternative medicine and nutrition.
He began to reason if it worked for humans, then it would surely work for dogs.
Image: Adrian White/Wales Online WS) Adrian White/Wales Online WS)
John said: "Basically the traditional way of eating for humans had been abandoned by the modern world and had become high in meat and animal products with hardly any cereal grains or vegetables.
"Part of the thinking was that many health problems had been caused by abandoning our traditional way of eating – things like cancer, diabetes and obesity.
"Rather like humans, obesity in pets is the most common issue affecting health."
John moved back to Llanelli and began telling clients in his practice that, while he would treat their animal with drugs, they should stop feeding their animals conventional pet food.
Image: Adrian White/Wales Online WS) Adrian White/Wales Online WS)
Instead, he advised starting their pets on a wholemeal diet of brown rice, vegetables, and meat in equal portions.
But after a few years of trying to get his message across, he realised the only way was to make the pet food himself.
John said: "It was a job to get hold of quality brown rice back then.
"It's not like now, although even today it's hard finding high-quality brown rice in west Wales."
Armed with his perfect formula, John criss-crossed the country looking for a manufacturer who would make the food for him and eventually found one in Llandovery in 1993.
He said: "The incubation period of my business was not far off 20 years.
"I wish I'd done it earlier, perhaps, but it might not have been right back in the 70s. People might not have been ready for it."
Wholesalers had initially warned John nobody would buy his product and he was advised to develop his local contacts instead.
He changed his ambitions and instead of rolling it out nationally, he drove to local vets and pet shops and sold his pet food from his car.
John said: "Before I knew it I had a one-man business which was doing okay."
The young vet sold his practice and moved into a bungalow in Kidwelly with his wife and their two young children.
The family would sit around the TV putting cupfuls of food in bags and sticking on labels.
He said: "I had to make a go of it. I decided to concentrate full-time on the pet food business."
John, who has five children and nine grandchildren, said he is approached "all the time" to sell up but wants the company to remain a family business.
The multimillionaire still tackles the French Alps skiing every year and can complete a 5km park run in around 30 minutes and it is his competitive streak which has helped him towards success.
John also launched the Burns Pet Nutrition Foundation in 2007 to channel money from the company into the community and has no plans to retire just yet.
He said: "It's a way of life as much as anything, it's not just a job.
"I'm in a position to be able to do that and use money I've made from the company for charitable activities I've set up. I find that very gratifying."


thedailymirror--2020-07-05--Redknapp makes Premier League top four prediction after Man Utd and Chelsea wins

Jamie Redknapp thinks that Manchester United and Chelsea will finish in the Premier League top four this season .
Both clubs won on Saturday in what threatened to be a big day in the race for a place in the Champions League , with United seeing off Bournemouth 5-2 at Old Trafford and Chelsea cruising to a 3-0 win over Watford at Stamford Bridge .
However , wins for Leicester at home to Crystal Palace and Arsenal away at sixth-placed Wolves have also kept them in the hunt for spot behind champions Liverpool and likely runners-up Manchester City .
Leicester @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ahead of fourth-placed Chelsea on 57 and then Manchester United on 55 .
But Redknapp sees that order being reversed come the end of the season .
“ Chelsea ’ s fixtures certainly look winnable .
They ’ ve got two tricky fixtures – Liverpool away and then Wolves at home could be a big one as well , '' the former Liverpool midfielder told Sky Sports. ''
Manchester United have got dream fixtures up to Leicester City away .
Leicester ’ s fixtures are difficult .
“ If you could have anyone @ @ @ @ @ @ @ probably choose Manchester United ’ s right now .
`` I think Manchester United [ are in pole position ] , looking at those fixtures and with the form they ’ re in .
You look at Mason Greenwood and the impact Bruno Fernandes has made at that club , it ’ s been phenomenal .
“ I think it will be Manchester United , Chelsea and then Leicester.
” Should Leicester finish fifth then they could still play in the Champions League next season , depending on the results of Manchester City @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The Court of Arbitration for Sport are set to deliver their verdict on that appeal on July 13 .

The Sky Sports pundit made his pick after Leicester, Manchester United, Arsenal and Chelsea all recorded victories on a big day in the race for the top four
Jamie Redknapp thinks that Manchester United and Chelsea will finish in the Premier League top four this season.
Both clubs won on Saturday in what threatened to be a big day in the race for a place in the Champions League, with United seeing off Bournemouth 5-2 at Old Trafford and Chelsea cruising to a 3-0 win over Watford at Stamford Bridge.
However, wins for Leicester at home to Crystal Palace and Arsenal away at sixth-placed Wolves have also kept them in the hunt for spot behind champions Liverpool and likely runners-up Manchester City.
Leicester currently sit third on 58 points, ahead of fourth-placed Chelsea on 57 and then Manchester United on 55.
But Redknapp sees that order being reversed come the end of the season.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
“Chelsea’s fixtures certainly look winnable. They’ve got two tricky fixtures – Liverpool away and then Wolves at home could be a big one as well," the former Liverpool midfielder told Sky Sports.
" Manchester United have got dream fixtures up to Leicester City away. Leicester’s fixtures are difficult.
“If you could have anyone’s fixtures there you’d probably choose Manchester United’s right now.
"I think Manchester United [are in pole position], looking at those fixtures and with the form they’re in. You look at Mason Greenwood and the impact Bruno Fernandes has made at that club, it’s been phenomenal.
Image: Matthew Peters) Matthew Peters)
“I think it will be Manchester United, Chelsea and then Leicester.”
Should Leicester finish fifth then they could still play in the Champions League next season, depending on the results of Manchester City's appeal against their two-year European ban.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport are set to deliver their verdict on that appeal on July 13.


thedailymirror--2020-07-05--Linford Christie accuses police of racism after athletes were stopped

Linford Christie has accused the Metropolitan Police of “ institutional racism ” after two athletes he manages were stopped and handcuffed while driving with their three-month-old baby .
The British Olympic 100m champion – who now runs sports agency Nuff Respect – demanded an explanation for what he condemned as an abuse of police stop and search powers .
Christie shared video footage of the incident online , which depicted officers physically restraining the athletes and apparently deciding not to practice social distancing consistently .
The sprinter directed his response to Met Police commissioner Dame Cressida Dick and questioned whether @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a part in their treatment .
In a statement posted on Twitter , Christie wrote : “ Two of my athletes were stopped by the police today , both international athletes , both parents of a three-month-old baby who was with them and both handcuffed outside of their home .
Christie continued : “ Can Cressida Dick or anyone please explain to me what justification the Met Police officers had in assaulting the driver , taking a mother away from her baby all without one piece of PPE and then calling the sniffer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ car that was suspicious or the black family in it which led to such a violent confrontation and finally an accusation of the car smelling of weed but refusing to do a roadside drug test .
“ This is not the first time this has happened ( second time in two months ) .
And I ’ m sure it won ’ t be the last but this type of abuse of power and institutionalised racism can not be justified or normalised any longer.
” The Metropolitan Police responded that officers were patrolling @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in response to an increase in youth violence involving weapons.
” It said in a statement : “ A vehicle with blacked out windows made off at speed from the officers , travelling the wrong side of the road .
The officers eventually caught up with the vehicle which was stopped… The driver initially refused to get out of the vehicle .
“ After a search was conducted on the persons/vehicle , no arrests were made and the occupants were allowed on their way .
“ Each stop is dealt with on its @ @ @ @ @ @ @ individual officers involved taking into account various aspects including behaviour and compliance .
“ Officers have to make these judgement calls regularly on a daily basis , often in difficult circumstances .
”

British Olympic 100m champion demands an explanation on behalf of his clients for what he condemns as an abuse of police powers
Linford Christie has accused the Metropolitan Police of “institutional racism” after two athletes he manages were stopped and handcuffed while driving with their three-month-old baby.
The British Olympic 100m champion – who now runs sports agency Nuff Respect – demanded an explanation for what he condemned as an abuse of police stop and search powers.
Christie shared video footage of the incident online, which depicted officers physically restraining the athletes and apparently deciding not to practice social distancing consistently.
The sprinter directed his response to Met Police commissioner Dame Cressida Dick and questioned whether racial prejudice against the black athletes played a part in their treatment.
In a statement posted on Twitter, Christie wrote: “Two of my athletes were stopped by the police today, both international athletes, both parents of a three-month-old baby who was with them and both handcuffed outside of their home.
Christie continued: “Can Cressida Dick or anyone please explain to me what justification the Met Police officers had in assaulting the driver, taking a mother away from her baby all without one piece of PPE and then calling the sniffer dog unit.
“Was it the car that was suspicious or the black family in it which led to such a violent confrontation and finally an accusation of the car smelling of weed but refusing to do a roadside drug test.
“This is not the first time this has happened (second time in two months). And I’m sure it won’t be the last but this type of abuse of power and institutionalised racism cannot be justified or normalised any longer.”
Image: Twitter) Twitter) Image: Twitter) Twitter)
The Metropolitan Police responded that officers were patrolling in that part of west London “in response to an increase in youth violence involving weapons.”
It said in a statement: “A vehicle with blacked out windows made off at speed from the officers, travelling the wrong side of the road. The officers eventually caught up with the vehicle which was stopped… The driver initially refused to get out of the vehicle.
“After a search was conducted on the persons/vehicle, no arrests were made and the occupants were allowed on their way.
“Each stop is dealt with on its own merits at the discretion of the individual officers involved taking into account various aspects including behaviour and compliance.
“Officers have to make these judgement calls regularly on a daily basis, often in difficult circumstances.”


thedailymirror--2020-07-05--'Downright dangerous' beer garden invaders force pub landlords to call 999

A village pub had to call the police and close last night as dozens of `` strangers '' flocked into its beer garden on Super Saturday .
The Red Lion in Rotherham , South Yorkshire , was forced to shut its doors hours after opening because loads of people turned up after surrounding venues closed .
It meant revellers could no longer socially distance properly and so the pub was closed by police , reports Examiner Live .
The popular pub , which is on Brook Hill in Thorpe Hesley shut immediately and staff called South Yorkshire Police for help @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on Saturday July 4 - dubbed Super Saturday - since lockdown was imposed on the UK on March 23 .
Strict rules are in place to ensure social distancing .
At 11.12pm last night , the Red Lion posted on its Facebook page : `` Tonight we had to ring 999 rapid response and close the pub with immediate effect when we got inundated with literally dozens of strangers in the beer garden in the space of about 90 minutes .
`` The police have subsequently told us this is because they closed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and that created a wave of people looking for somewhere open - they chose us !
`` Prior to that , the garden was busy with locals but manageable .
`` Once we realised what was happening and that the situation was getting downright dangerous , we reacted immediately but unfortunately this caused a huge crowd of people with nowhere to go outside . ''
The post also said that staff at The Horse & Tiger - a pub just down the road - were alerted and its doors were closed as well @ @ @ @ @ @ @ around the UK faced issues on Super Saturday .
Streets in London 's Soho were packed as drinkers met up with friends and police tried to enforce social distancing .
Devon and Cornwall police reported receiving more than 1,000 calls mainly because of drunken disorder and anti-social behaviour from drinkers .
Dorset police recorded 525 incidents in 24 hours .
Nottinghamshire also saw pubs close and four people arrested after drinking on Super Saturday .
Three pubs closed in Mansfield and Sutton in Ashfield closed and two closed in Arnold and Newark .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ in Leicestershire after worrying scenes in the town of Market Harborough .
Inspector Siobhán Gorman , in charge of policing in the town , added there had been `` incidents '' in the centre and that police had been granted Section 34 powers to remove people who were acting anti-socially .

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A village pub in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, was forced to shut just hours after opening when dozens of strangers flocked into its beer garden after surrounding pubs closed
A village pub had to call the police and close last night as dozens of "strangers" flocked into its beer garden on Super Saturday.
The Red Lion in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, was forced to shut its doors hours after opening because loads of people turned up after surrounding venues closed.
It meant revellers could no longer socially distance properly and so the pub was closed by police, reports Examiner Live.
The popular pub, which is on Brook Hill in Thorpe Hesley shut immediately and staff called South Yorkshire Police for help.
Bars reopened for the first time on Saturday July 4 - dubbed Super Saturday - since lockdown was imposed on the UK on March 23. Strict rules are in place to ensure social distancing.
Image: Google Streetview) Google Streetview)
At 11.12pm last night, the Red Lion posted on its Facebook page: "Tonight we had to ring 999 rapid response and close the pub with immediate effect when we got inundated with literally dozens of strangers in the beer garden in the space of about 90 minutes.
"The police have subsequently told us this is because they closed a number of pubs in the vicinity and that created a wave of people looking for somewhere open - they chose us!
"Prior to that, the garden was busy with locals but manageable.
"Once we realised what was happening and that the situation was getting downright dangerous, we reacted immediately but unfortunately this caused a huge crowd of people with nowhere to go outside."
Image: Google Streetview) Google Streetview)
The post also said that staff at The Horse & Tiger - a pub just down the road - were alerted and its doors were closed as well.
This news comes as drinking venues around the UK faced issues on Super Saturday.
Streets in London's Soho were packed as drinkers met up with friends and police tried to enforce social distancing.
Devon and Cornwall police reported receiving more than 1,000 calls mainly because of drunken disorder and anti-social behaviour from drinkers. Dorset police recorded 525 incidents in 24 hours.
Nottinghamshire also saw pubs close and four people arrested after drinking on Super Saturday.
Three pubs closed in Mansfield and Sutton in Ashfield closed and two closed in Arnold and Newark.
A dispersal order was granted to police in Leicestershire after worrying scenes in the town of Market Harborough.
Inspector Siobhán Gorman, in charge of policing in the town, added there had been "incidents" in the centre and that police had been granted Section 34 powers to remove people who were acting anti-socially.


thedailymirror--2020-07-05--Danny Rose confirms his Tottenham career is over after Newcastle loan

Danny Rose fears his Spurs career is over – and says he 's playing for his footballing future on loan at Newcastle .
The England left back has set his sights on extending his stay at St James 's Park , because he does n't reckon Jose Mourinho will have him back next season .
He also wants an England recall for the Euros next summer .
Rose , 30 last week , has battled back to fitness under United coach Steve Bruce and has turned in some decent performances since joining in January .
He said : “ First @ @ @ @ @ @ @ my future .
“ I do n't think I need a bigger motivation than that .
I have settled in very well , I love the lads , and staff and the fans .
“ It does n't take a rocket scientist to work out that my days are numbered at Spurs .
I am playing for my future – no bigger motivation .
“ It is probably the first time in my career I have been in this situation – never have I been down to less than one year on my @ @ @ @ @ @ @ experience for me.
” He added : It 's not enjoyable that you are training and you know you 're not going to be playing at the weekend .
“ That 's difficult .
When my old manager lost his job , that was pretty much the end for me .
“ I spent November not playing , December not playing , and then I joined here in January .
It was very frustrating .
I was n't needed in the manager 's plans at the moment in Tottenham.
” Newcastle staff will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ out a transfer strategy and a plan for pre-season , including discussing potential targets and loan players .
Rose says staff at his Tyneside hotel have done an amazing job smoothing his life .
And he revealed his nickname at the club is “ Chippy ” because the day he signed he said fish and chips were better in the North than in London .
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The 30-year-old England left-back is targeting an extension on his deal with the Magpies - with whom he has made nine appearances since his January loan move from Spurs
Danny Rose confirms his Tottenham career is over after Newcastle loan
Danny Rose fears his Spurs career is over – and says he's playing for his footballing future on loan at Newcastle.
The England left back has set his sights on extending his stay at St James's Park, because he doesn't reckon Jose Mourinho will have him back next season.
He also wants an England recall for the Euros next summer.
Rose, 30 last week, has battled back to fitness under United coach Steve Bruce and has turned in some decent performances since joining in January.
He said: “First and foremost, I am playing for my future.
“I don't think I need a bigger motivation than that. I have settled in very well, I love the lads, and staff and the fans.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
“It doesn't take a rocket scientist to work out that my days are numbered at Spurs. I am playing for my future – no bigger motivation.
“It is probably the first time in my career I have been in this situation – never have I been down to less than one year on my contract – so it's a new experience for me.”
Rose says Mauricio Pochettino's departure at Spurs made life “difficult”.
He added: It's not enjoyable that you are training and you know you're not going to be playing at the weekend.
“That's difficult. When my old manager lost his job, that was pretty much the end for me.
“I spent November not playing, December not playing, and then I joined here in January. It was very frustrating. I wasn't needed in the manager's plans at the moment in Tottenham.”
Newcastle staff will hold a meeting this week to plan out a transfer strategy and a plan for pre-season, including discussing potential targets and loan players.
Rose says staff at his Tyneside hotel have done an amazing job smoothing his life.
And he revealed his nickname at the club is “Chippy” because the day he signed he said fish and chips were better in the North than in London.
Sign up to the Mirror Football email here for the latest news and transfer gossip.


thedailymirror--2020-07-05--Pub locked down after car 'driven deliberately at woman outside'

A pub has been cordoned off after a car was allegedly driven deliberately at a woman outside last night .
The woman was taken to hospital after the incident near The Crusader pub in Clifton , Nottingham at about 12.20am today .
Nottinghamshire Police said a 23-year-old man has been arrested after what they described as a `` targeted attack '' .
Detective Sergeant Andy Buxton said : “ Officers were quickly on the scene of this incident and a car was stopped a short while later .
“ We believe it was a targeted attack and all persons concerned @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was no threat to the wider public .
`` Violence is completely unacceptable on our streets and we will always take swift action when it is reported to us.
” The woman is recovering in hospital with injuries that are not thought to be life-threatening .
Mark Knowles , 58 , an electrician who lives in the area , told Nottinghamshire Live : `` I didn ’ t hear anything and only found out this morning when a friend told me about the cordon .
`` I had expected it to be loud @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and closed by 11pm . ''
Another resident , who did not wish to be named , said : `` Waking up seeing the police parked outside that pub is nothing out the ordinary sadly .
`` We heard nothing only sirens around 10.45 but that may not have been for this . ''
Pubs yesterday opened for the first time in months across the country after being shut down during the coronavirus lockdown .
Worrying scenes of hundreds of drinkers ignoring social distancing rules and carnage in the streets sparked fresh @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and local lockdowns .
Those who were lax in observing social distancing or caused trouble have been condemned , with the scenes stoking concerns that England could see a surge in cases after restrictions were relaxed .
Also in Nottinghamshire , police responded to trouble at pubs across Mansfield , Sutton-in-Ashfield , Arnold and Newark .
Windows were smashed and at least one person was assaulted as police dealt with several incidents of anti-social behaviour .
Four people were arrested and five pubs decided to shut early in a bid to prevent any @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said the vast majority of people who went out on `` Super Saturday '' in England did the right thing , and the Government 's message to the public is `` enjoy the new freedoms , but do so safely '' .
But John Apter , the chairman of the Police Federation , said drunk people are unable to properly socially distance .
It was `` crystal clear '' revellers would not adhere to the one metre plus rule as restrictions were eased on Saturday , he added .

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Police have cordoned off a pub in Nottingham after a car was allegedly driven deliberately at a woman outside, leaving her in hospital. A 23-year-old man has been arrested
Pub in Nottingham locked down after car 'driven deliberately at woman outside'
A pub has been cordoned off after a car was allegedly driven deliberately at a woman outside last night.
The woman was taken to hospital after the incident near The Crusader pub in Clifton, Nottingham at about 12.20am today.
Nottinghamshire Police said a 23-year-old man has been arrested after what they described as a "targeted attack".
Detective Sergeant Andy Buxton said: “Officers were quickly on the scene of this incident and a car was stopped a short while later.
“We believe it was a targeted attack and all persons concerned are known to each other, there was no threat to the wider public.
Image: Nottingham Post) Nottingham Post)
"Violence is completely unacceptable on our streets and we will always take swift action when it is reported to us.”
The woman is recovering in hospital with injuries that are not thought to be life-threatening.
Mark Knowles, 58, an electrician who lives in the area, told Nottinghamshire Live : "I didn’t hear anything and only found out this morning when a friend told me about the cordon.
"I had expected it to be loud at the pub but it was quiet, and closed by 11pm."
Another resident, who did not wish to be named, said: "Waking up seeing the police parked outside that pub is nothing out the ordinary sadly.
"We heard nothing only sirens around 10.45 but that may not have been for this."
Pubs yesterday opened for the first time in months across the country after being shut down during the coronavirus lockdown.
Worrying scenes of hundreds of drinkers ignoring social distancing rules and carnage in the streets sparked fresh fears of a second wave of coronavirus and local lockdowns.
Those who were lax in observing social distancing or caused trouble have been condemned, with the scenes stoking concerns that England could see a surge in cases after restrictions were relaxed.
Also in Nottinghamshire, police responded to trouble at pubs across Mansfield, Sutton-in-Ashfield, Arnold and Newark.
Windows were smashed and at least one person was assaulted as police dealt with several incidents of anti-social behaviour.
Four people were arrested and five pubs decided to shut early in a bid to prevent any further trouble.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock said the vast majority of people who went out on "Super Saturday" in England did the right thing, and the Government's message to the public is "enjoy the new freedoms, but do so safely".
But John Apter, the chairman of the Police Federation, said drunk people are unable to properly socially distance.
It was "crystal clear" revellers would not adhere to the one metre plus rule as restrictions were eased on Saturday, he added.


thedailymirror--2020-07-05--Bernie Ecclestone, 89, wants even more kids after birth of son Alexander

He turns 90 in a matter of months but Bernie Ecclestone is determined to have even more children .
The 89-year-old ex-Formula One boss and wife Fabiana Flosi , 44 , welcomed baby Alexander Charles Ecclestone on Wednesday .
He hit back at those who say he is too old to be a dad to the boy they call Ace - and vowed to be the perfect parent to the new arrival .
The baby 's siblings are aged 65 , 35 and 31 - but he may have someone more his own age to play with in the near @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the magnate said : “ Now I have more time on my hands and I hope I can spend it with my son as he grows up .
`` I don ’ t know if we will stop here .
Perhaps he should have a little brother or sister ? ''
Asked if he has any help in the bedroom , he replied : “ Do I take anything ?
No !
Fabiana gives me some tablets — vitamin D — but I don ’ t take anything else.
” Bernie already has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has three children from his previous marriages and five grandchildren .
His eldest Deborah , 65 , was born to his first wife Ivy Bamford .
The mega-rich businessman then welcomed daughters Tamara , 35 , and Petra , 31 , with second wife Slavica Radic .
Speaking last week to the Daily Mail , the tycoon said : `` I just hope I live long enough to see as much of our baby as I can .
`` It ’ s all very good , I am very happy .
It ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ m more relaxed and my work is not so pressured so I can spend more time with him . ''
When asked if he 'd be changing nappies , he replied : `` I doubt it .
I will do what is asked . ''
Bernie is now worth £2.5billion , according to the most recent Sunday Times Rich List .

This Morning: Tamara Ecclestone says she's 'happy' for her dad
This Morning: Tamara Ecclestone says she's 'happy' for her dad
He says he hopes to 'live long enough' to see baby son 'Ace' grow up - but the former F1 supremo refuses to rule out having another child despite turning 90 in October
Bernie Ecclestone, 89, wants even more kids after birth of son Alexander
He turns 90 in a matter of months but Bernie Ecclestone is determined to have even more children.
The 89-year-old ex-Formula One boss and wife Fabiana Flosi, 44, welcomed baby Alexander Charles Ecclestone on Wednesday.
He hit back at those who say he is too old to be a dad to the boy they call Ace - and vowed to be the perfect parent to the new arrival.
The baby's siblings are aged 65, 35 and 31 - but he may have someone more his own age to play with in the near future.
Image: Getty Images Europe) Getty Images Europe)
Speaking to The Sun, the magnate said: “Now I have more time on my hands and I hope I can spend it with my son as he grows up.
"I don’t know if we will stop here. Perhaps he should have a little brother or sister?"
Asked if he has any help in the bedroom, he replied: “Do I take anything? No! Fabiana gives me some tablets — vitamin D — but I don’t take anything else.”
Bernie already has lots of experience raising children as he has three children from his previous marriages and five grandchildren.
His eldest Deborah, 65, was born to his first wife Ivy Bamford.
The mega-rich businessman then welcomed daughters Tamara, 35, and Petra, 31, with second wife Slavica Radic.
Speaking last week to the Daily Mail, the tycoon said: "I just hope I live long enough to see as much of our baby as I can.
Image: LightRocket via Getty Images) LightRocket via Getty Images)
"It’s all very good, I am very happy. It’s different now.
"I’m more relaxed and my work is not so pressured so I can spend more time with him."
When asked if he'd be changing nappies, he replied: "I doubt it. I will do what is asked."
Bernie is now worth £2.5billion, according to the most recent Sunday Times Rich List.


thedailymirror--2020-07-05--Katie Price posts video of make-up clad Bunny, 5, performing to camera

Katie Price was every inch the proud mother as she shared a video with her 2.2million Instagram followers of her youngest daughter sweetly singing .
Five-year-old Bunny sang along to the hit song Let It Go from Disney 's Frozen and appeared to know every word .
The youngster performed while watching the film on her mum 's bed with brother Jett by her side .
The siblings have been spending some quality time with their mum after living in lockdown with dad Kieran Hayler .
`` I absolutely adore my Bunny bobs , '' said Katie as she posted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
She looks so much like your Mum , '' one follower told the ex glamour model in the comments .
However as the compliments poured in so did the critics with some slamming Katie for letting the youngster wear make-up .
`` Did u let her got to sleep with mascara on ?
? ''
asked one , noticing the black make-up under Bunny 's syes .
`` Is that eyeliner ? ''
another wanted to know .
The mum recently treated her daughter to her own fully stocked make-up bag calling @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Do you love it all ?
I 've got brushes to give you as well , '' Katie told her in another Instagram video .
After sharing the latest clip of Bunny , one of Katie 's followers advised her , `` Concentrate on these gorgeous kids rather than a new man who ’ ll probably break your heart again .
Cherish your babies . ''
The fan spoke out after Katie went public with her new man as they enjoyed a cosy date .
Last month the 23-year-old Dreamboys stripper Katie had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Warrell , left her home and she moved on with Love Island hunk Carl Woods shortly after .
Katie and Carl were spotted snogging in the street yesterday before they hopped into his £250,000 Lamborghini Diablo sportscar .
The loved-up duo then headed to beloved TOWIE haunt Sheesh in Chigwell , Essex for a romantic dinner .
The restaurants Instagram page shared a video of the two cuddling as they enjoyed a meal at the celebrity hangout .
The man behind the camera said : `` Aww look at this beautiful little setting @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lockdown for three months , they have n't been able to see each other for three months . ''

The doting mum, 42, shared a video of her youngest daughter singing along to Disney's Frozen but her followers were more distracted by Bunny's make-up
Katie Price was every inch the proud mother as she shared a video with her 2.2million Instagram followers of her youngest daughter sweetly singing.
Five-year-old Bunny sang along to the hit song Let It Go from Disney's Frozen and appeared to know every word.
The youngster performed while watching the film on her mum's bed with brother Jett by her side. The siblings have been spending some quality time with their mum after living in lockdown with dad Kieran Hayler.
"I absolutely adore my Bunny bobs,"said Katie as she posted the clip online.
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"So cute. She looks so much like your Mum," one follower told the ex glamour model in the comments.
However as the compliments poured in so did the critics with some slamming Katie for letting the youngster wear make-up.
"Did u let her got to sleep with mascara on ??" asked one, noticing the black make-up under Bunny's syes.
"Is that eyeliner?" another wanted to know.
Image: katieprice/Instagram) katieprice/Instagram)
The mum recently treated her daughter to her own fully stocked make-up bag calling her to squeal with delight.
"Do you love it all? I've got brushes to give you as well," Katie told her in another Instagram video.
After sharing the latest clip of Bunny, one of Katie's followers advised her, "Concentrate on these gorgeous kids rather than a new man who’ll probably break your heart again. Cherish your babies."
The fan spoke out after Katie went public with her new man as they enjoyed a cosy date.
Last month the 23-year-old Dreamboys stripper Katie had been living with in lockdown, Al Warrell, left her home and she moved on with Love Island hunk Carl Woods shortly after.
Image: sheeshchigwell/Instagram) sheeshchigwell/Instagram)
Katie and Carl were spotted snogging in the street yesterday before they hopped into his £250,000 Lamborghini Diablo sportscar.
The loved-up duo then headed to beloved TOWIE haunt Sheesh in Chigwell, Essex for a romantic dinner.
The restaurants Instagram page shared a video of the two cuddling as they enjoyed a meal at the celebrity hangout.
The man behind the camera said: "Aww look at this beautiful little setting here.
"They've been in lockdown for three months, they haven't been able to see each other for three months."


thedailymirror--2020-07-05--Covid-19 could lead to 27,000 more excess UK deaths by next April, expert warns

Britain is `` likely '' to suffer a further 27,000 excess deaths before April 2021 under the current approach to coronavirus , a former Government chief scientific adviser has claimed .
Sir David King said it looked as though the current Government policy was to `` maintain '' the current level of about 3,000 new infections per day across England .
He told Sky News ' Sophy Ridge on Sunday : `` What we are saying is 27,000 excess deaths are likely between now and next April if the expectation by the chief medical officer is that he would be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the same place next spring .
`` If he 's correct we would still have about 2,000 to 3,000 new infections in England per day and that is the number of deaths that would follow from that .
He added : `` It looks as if the policy is to maintain the current level of about 3,000 new infections per day across England , while Scotland , Ireland and Northern Ireland are heading towards net zero . ''
The number of excess deaths in the UK since the coronavirus outbreak began is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a week ago .
The latest figures from the Office for National Statistics show 59,187 deaths above the five-year average in England and Wales between March 21 and June 19 .
Over the last 15 weeks since the first Covid-19 death in Scotland , the number of excess deaths was 4,906 .
In Northern Ireland , there have been 1,001 excess deaths since its first Covid-19 fatality , announced on March 19 , was registered .
Together , this means the total number of excess deaths in the UK since the outbreak began @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fears of a second wave of Covid-19 and new local lockdowns after the lockdown was eased in England on `` Super Saturday '' .
Hundreds of revellers ignored social distancing while drinking and partying in places such as Soho in central London , and there were scenes of carnage in the streets as police dealt with fights , public nudity , vandalism and other trouble .
Photos show police helping people who were slumped on the floor and too drunk to take care of themselves .
Health Secretary Matt Hancock claims the vast @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Saturday in England did the right thing .
Ahead of the easing of lockdown restrictions in England on Saturday , Mr Hancock had warned that people could end up `` behind bars '' if they got too carried away .
Speaking on Sky News on Sunday , Mr Hancock said : `` Well I think that from what I 've seen , although there 's some pictures to the contrary , very , very largely people have acted responsibly .
`` The large proportion of people , the vast majority of people are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ thing '' .
However , he added : `` But of course we 'll take action when we need to when ... if the minority break the rules . ''
On those who did not social distance , Mr Hancock said : `` Well we 'll of course keep this very closely under review , and you 've seen for instance in Leicester but also in other places that we do n't shirk from bringing in more drastic measures if that is what 's needed to control the virus . ''
The health @ @ @ @ @ @ @ biggest-ever '' flu immunisation this winter as a second wave of coronavirus remains `` entirely possible '' , the NHS 's chief executive has said .
Sir Simon Stevens told the BBC 's Andrew Marr Show on Sunday that the NHS was preparing for a second wave of Covid-19 .
He said : `` It is entirely possible there will be .
Particularly if it is co-existent with the flu .
And the risk is many of the symptoms are interchangeable .
`` So one of the things we need is a very @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` The ability to give early warnings to hospitals where there are those local increases and I think we are going to need the biggest-ever flu immunisation season we have ever had .
`` We do n't know yet whether there will be a Covid-19 vaccine available in time for winter . ''

Coronavirus could lead to 27,000 more deaths in the UK if it stays here for another 12 months
Coronavirus could lead to 27,000 more deaths in the UK if it stays here for another 12 months
Sir David King, a former Government chief scientific adviser, says it appears the current Government policy was to "maintain" the current level of about 3,000 new coronavirus infections per day across England
Coronavirus could lead to 27,000 more excess UK deaths by next April, expert warns
Britain is "likely" to suffer a further 27,000 excess deaths before April 2021 under the current approach to coronavirus, a former Government chief scientific adviser has claimed.
Sir David King said it looked as though the current Government policy was to "maintain" the current level of about 3,000 new infections per day across England.
He told Sky News' Sophy Ridge on Sunday: "What we are saying is 27,000 excess deaths are likely between now and next April if the expectation by the chief medical officer is that he would be surprised and delighted if the UK is in the same place next spring.
"If he's correct we would still have about 2,000 to 3,000 new infections in England per day and that is the number of deaths that would follow from that.
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He added: "It looks as if the policy is to maintain the current level of about 3,000 new infections per day across England, while Scotland, Ireland and Northern Ireland are heading towards net zero."
The number of excess deaths in the UK since the coronavirus outbreak began is just above 65,000 after little change from a week ago.
The latest figures from the Office for National Statistics show 59,187 deaths above the five-year average in England and Wales between March 21 and June 19.
Over the last 15 weeks since the first Covid-19 death in Scotland, the number of excess deaths was 4,906.
In Northern Ireland, there have been 1,001 excess deaths since its first Covid-19 fatality, announced on March 19, was registered.
Together, this means the total number of excess deaths in the UK since the outbreak began stands at 65,094.
There are fresh fears of a second wave of Covid-19 and new local lockdowns after the lockdown was eased in England on "Super Saturday".
Hundreds of revellers ignored social distancing while drinking and partying in places such as Soho in central London, and there were scenes of carnage in the streets as police dealt with fights, public nudity, vandalism and other trouble.
Photos show police helping people who were slumped on the floor and too drunk to take care of themselves.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock claims the vast majority of people who went out on Saturday in England did the right thing.
Ahead of the easing of lockdown restrictions in England on Saturday, Mr Hancock had warned that people could end up "behind bars" if they got too carried away.
Speaking on Sky News on Sunday, Mr Hancock said: "Well I think that from what I've seen, although there's some pictures to the contrary, very, very largely people have acted responsibly.
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"The large proportion of people, the vast majority of people are, I think, doing the right thing".
However, he added: "But of course we'll take action when we need to when... if the minority break the rules."
On those who did not social distance, Mr Hancock said: "Well we'll of course keep this very closely under review, and you've seen for instance in Leicester but also in other places that we don't shirk from bringing in more drastic measures if that is what's needed to control the virus."
The health service may have to deliver its "biggest-ever" flu immunisation this winter as a second wave of coronavirus remains "entirely possible", the NHS's chief executive has said.
Sir Simon Stevens told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show on Sunday that the NHS was preparing for a second wave of Covid-19.
He said: "It is entirely possible there will be. Particularly if it is co-existent with the flu. And the risk is many of the symptoms are interchangeable.
"So one of the things we need is a very rigorous NHS testing and tracing service available.
"The ability to give early warnings to hospitals where there are those local increases and I think we are going to need the biggest-ever flu immunisation season we have ever had.
"We don't know yet whether there will be a Covid-19 vaccine available in time for winter."


thedailymirror--2020-07-06--Magaluf 'unrecognisable' post-lockdown with empty streets and restaurant 'chaos'

Brits flying out to Magaluf post-lockdown could be greeted with an 'unrecognisable ' ghost town .
The holiday hotspot on the island of Mallorca is currently characterised by empty streets and barely occupied beaches , according to reports .
Travel blogger Lottie Gross was confronted with many closed shops , restaurants and bars despite tlockdown measures gradually being lifted since June .
Despite this time of year usually being the city 's peak tourist season Lottie found it far more `` quiet '' than many might expect , reports the Daily Star .
For updates on coronavirus , follow our @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of a Saturday night out , the writer revealed streetlamp lit views of shuttered up shops , empty restaurant tables , and only one other person in view .
Sharing the image on Twitter , she wrote : “ BIG NIGHT OUT VIBES .
Or not .
Magaluf is quiet tonight.
” On Sunday , views from the beach showed plenty of space between the sporadically used sun beds , and few families and sun-seekers enjoying the Mediterranean waters .
Lottie stated that it would be easy to maintain social distance due to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fellow tourists wouldn ’ t have to fight over sun loungers .
While dining at her hotel , she described the experience as “ chaos ” as staff struggled to get to grips with the new serving rules .
She tweeted : “ A little note about dinner ... My hotel is doing buffets but it 's not help yourself .
“ Screens protect the food from human breath and a server dishes up for you .
“ They 're struggling though .
Not enough servers , no queueing system & no timed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Images shows staff wearing PPE while standing ready to serve food , surfaces being wiped before diners took seats , and hotel occupants standing in good distance of each other .
The tourism industry is slowly beginning to open up as lockdown measures begin to ease across Europe and the world amid the ongoing global coronavirus pandemic .
Quarantine exemptions will come in to force from 10 July with “ air bridges ” between the UK and 59 other countries – including Spain .
Agreements in place between the nations will allow tourists @ @ @ @ @ @ @ without the need to automatically self-isolate for 14 days after landing .
It comes as the Minister of Model Econòmic , Tourism and Occupation of the Balearic Government , Iago Negueruela , believes the likes of Mallorca and Eivissa should take advantage of the lull re-shape the tourism model more towards families than 1830 holidays , reports La Vanguardia .

Having flown out to the Mallorca holiday hotspot, travel writer Lottie Gross has found many closed shops and bars, while restaurant staff struggle to cope with new rules
Brits flying out to Magaluf post-lockdown could be greeted with an 'unrecognisable' ghost town.
The holiday hotspot on the island of Mallorca is currently characterised by empty streets and barely occupied beaches, according to reports.
Travel blogger Lottie Gross was confronted with many closed shops, restaurants and bars despite tlockdown measures gradually being lifted since June.
Despite this time of year usually being the city's peak tourist season Lottie found it far more "quiet" than many might expect, reports the Daily Star.
For updates on coronavirus, follow our live blog HERE.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
Sharing a photo of a Saturday night out, the writer revealed streetlamp lit views of shuttered up shops, empty restaurant tables, and only one other person in view.
Sharing the image on Twitter, she wrote: “BIG NIGHT OUT VIBES. Or not. Magaluf is quiet tonight.”
On Sunday, views from the beach showed plenty of space between the sporadically used sun beds, and few families and sun-seekers enjoying the Mediterranean waters.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
Lottie stated that it would be easy to maintain social distance due to the lack of other people and that fellow tourists wouldn’t have to fight over sun loungers.
While dining at her hotel, she described the experience as “chaos” as staff struggled to get to grips with the new serving rules.
She tweeted: “A little note about dinner... My hotel is doing buffets but it's not help yourself.
“Screens protect the food from human breath and a server dishes up for you.
“They're struggling though. Not enough servers, no queueing system & no timed entry makes it chaos at best.”
Images shows staff wearing PPE while standing ready to serve food, surfaces being wiped before diners took seats, and hotel occupants standing in good distance of each other.
The tourism industry is slowly beginning to open up as lockdown measures begin to ease across Europe and the world amid the ongoing global coronavirus pandemic.
Quarantine exemptions will come in to force from 10 July with “air bridges” between the UK and 59 other countries – including Spain.
Agreements in place between the nations will allow tourists to travel to and from each other without the need to automatically self-isolate for 14 days after landing.
It comes as the Minister of Model Econòmic, Tourism and Occupation of the Balearic Government, Iago Negueruela, believes the likes of Mallorca and Eivissa should take advantage of the lull re-shape the tourism model more towards families than 1830 holidays, reports La Vanguardia.


thedailymirror--2020-07-06--Broadway star Nick Cordero has died after losing coronavirus battle

Nick Cordero has died at Cedars Sinai in Los Angeles after losing a long battle with coronavirus , aged 41 .
The Broadway star had spent 91 days in the hospital as he fought Covid-19 and complications brought on by the virus .
Nick 's wife , Amanda Kloots , has documented his fight for survival in a number of Instagram posts but she has posted the sad news that her husband passed away on Sunday morning .
Sharing a black and white photo of the award winning stage actor , Amanda captioned it with a lengthy tribute to Nick @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to keep him alive .
She wrote : `` God has another angel in heaven now .
My darling husband passed away this morning .
He was surrounded in love by his family , singing and praying as he gently left this earth .
⠀ '' I am in disbelief and hurting everywhere .
My heart is broken as I can not imagine our lives without him .
Nick was such a bright light .
He was everyone ’ s friend , loved to listen , help and especially talk .
`` He @ @ @ @ @ @ @ He loved his family and loved being a father and husband .
Elvis and I will miss him in everything we do , everyday . ''
Amanda continued : `` To Nicks extraordinary doctor , Dr. David Ng , you were my positive doctor !
There are not many doctors like you .
Kind , smart , compassionate , assertive and always eager to listen to my crazy ideas or call yet another doctor for me for a second opinion .
You ’ re a diamond in the rough . ''
Amanda went @ @ @ @ @ @ @ her during the past few months .
She added : `` I can not begin to thank everyone enough for the outpour of love , support and help we ’ ve received these last 95 days .
`` You have no idea how much you lifted my spirits at 3pm everyday as the world sang Nicks song , Live Your Life .
We sang it to him today , holding his hands .
`` As I sang the last line to him , “ they ’ ll give you hell but don ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not without a fight .
Live your life , ” I smiled because he definitely put up a fight .
I will love you forever and always my sweet man . ''
Nick had struggled to fight complications brought on by Covid-19 and Amanda had revealed previously that he needed to be resuscitated after an infection ravaged his body .
He also had an issue with blood flow to the lower part of his body , which led to doctors having to amputate his right leg .
Last week , Amanda told CBS @ @ @ @ @ @ @ husband would likely need a double lung transplant if he pulled through .
She said : `` We think that that is most likely the possibility , 99 percent chance that he would be needing that in order to live the kind of life that I know my husband would want to live .
That is a long road away . ''
`` They told me four times he wo n't survive , saying he wo n't survive through the night .
But he has .
He has .
`` I believe , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ person that 's going to decide when and if my husband goes .
So I will never try to play that role .
He 's fighting , I see it every day .
`` Nick 's doctor sees it and as long as he 's in there and fighting , I 'll continue to fight with him . ''
Nick was known for numerous roles in Broadway musicals such as Bullets Over Broadway , Rock of Ages , Waitress and A Bronx Tale .
He also made the occasional TV appearances in shows @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Order : Special Victims Unit .
Nick leaves behind his Amanda and their one-year-old son Elvis .
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Nick Cordero is a perfect doting father as he dances with his newborn
Nick Cordero is a perfect doting father as he dances with his newborn
Nick Cordero has been battling the effects of coronavirus for a number of weeks in hospital with his wife Amanda Kloots documenting the fight on social media
Nick Cordero has died at Cedars Sinai in Los Angeles after losing a long battle with coronavirus, aged 41.
The Broadway star had spent 91 days in the hospital as he fought Covid-19 and complications brought on by the virus.
Nick's wife, Amanda Kloots, has documented his fight for survival in a number of Instagram posts but she has posted the sad news that her husband passed away on Sunday morning.
Sharing a black and white photo of the award winning stage actor, Amanda captioned it with a lengthy tribute to Nick and the medical staff that had fought to keep him alive.
She wrote: "God has another angel in heaven now. My darling husband passed away this morning. He was surrounded in love by his family, singing and praying as he gently left this earth.

"I am in disbelief and hurting everywhere. My heart is broken as I cannot imagine our lives without him. Nick was such a bright light. He was everyone’s friend, loved to listen, help and especially talk.
"He was an incredible actor and musician. He loved his family and loved being a father and husband. Elvis and I will miss him in everything we do, everyday."
Amanda continued: "To Nicks extraordinary doctor, Dr. David Ng, you were my positive doctor! There are not many doctors like you. Kind, smart, compassionate, assertive and always eager to listen to my crazy ideas or call yet another doctor for me for a second opinion. You’re a diamond in the rough."
Amanda went on to thanks those that had supported her during the past few months.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
She added: "I cannot begin to thank everyone enough for the outpour of love , support and help we’ve received these last 95 days.
"You have no idea how much you lifted my spirits at 3pm everyday as the world sang Nicks song, Live Your Life. We sang it to him today, holding his hands.
"As I sang the last line to him, “they’ll give you hell but don’t you light them kill your light not without a fight. Live your life,” I smiled because he definitely put up a fight. I will love you forever and always my sweet man."
Priscilla Presley led tributes to the actor, tweeting: "I’m so shocked to see the news today that Nick has passed. My heart and soul goes out to Nick Cordero’s beautiful wife and family. Rest In Peace, Nick."
He had struggled to fight complications brought on by Covid-19 and Amanda had revealed previously that he needed to be resuscitated after an infection ravaged his body.
He also had an issue with blood flow to the lower part of his body, which led to doctors having to amputate his right leg.
Last week, Amanda told CBS This Morning's Gayle King that her husband would likely need a double lung transplant if he pulled through.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
She said: "We think that that is most likely the possibility, 99 percent chance that he would be needing that in order to live the kind of life that I know my husband would want to live. That is a long road away."
"They told me four times he won't survive, saying he won't survive through the night. But he has. He has.
"I believe, Gayle, that God is the only person that's going to decide when and if my husband goes. So I will never try to play that role. He's fighting, I see it every day.
"Nick's doctor sees it and as long as he's in there and fighting, I'll continue to fight with him."
Image: amandakloots/Instagram) amandakloots/Instagram)
Nick was known for numerous roles in Broadway musicals such as Bullets Over Broadway, Rock of Ages, Waitress and A Bronx Tale.
He also made the occasional TV appearances in shows such as Blue Bloods and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.
Nick leaves behind his Amanda and their one-year-old son Elvis.
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