thedailymirror--2020-06-19--White man tells black girl 'she doesn't deserve to be here' and threatens arrest

A white immigration worker has been filmed telling a black teenager 'you do n't belong here ' as he threatens to get her arrested when he spots her in his upmarket neighbourhood .
The shocking footage shows Lee Jeffers furiously ranting at 15-year-old Breonna Nelson-Hicks when he sees her with three white friends in the gated community in Wellington in West Palm Beach , Florida .
Despite Breonna telling him she lives there he refuses to believe her and says he is going to get her arrested .
When one of her friends whips out her phone and starts filming @ @ @ @ @ @ @ do n't care if you take my picture ... because you do n't belong in this development . ''
The video of him ranting at the black girl was uploaded on Twitter with the caption : `` RETWEET until this man is identified !
He harassed a group of black teens in a gated community in the affluent Village of Wellington , here in my county .
`` According to him , `` they did n't belong in this development . ''
The man went on to be identified as Lee Jeffers who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Immigration Services ( USCIS ) in West Palm Beach .
The USCIS said in response : `` USCIS holds its employees to the highest standards of integrity and professionalism regardless if they are on or off-duty .
We are looking into the matter that has been reported in the press about this individual ’ s off-duty behaviour .
`` The video is certainly disturbing , and we are working to get all available information in considering what action , if any , may be appropriate for the agency to take . ''
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Breonna and her friends , two boys and to girls , were riding through the gated community in a golf cart when they noticed a man tailgating them in a Toyota , The Palm Beach Post reports .
Breonna 's grandfather , Tony Nelson , told the news outlet that the boys got nervous and jumped off the cart while the girls decided to walk to the black teen 's house .
Lee confronts the girls and says : “ What ’ s your name ?
” OK , where do you live @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : “ Why would we tell you any of this ?
” He responds saying : “ OK , not a problem .
I ’ m going to call the gate and have you all arrested .
You do not deserve to be in here.
” Breonna asks : “ Do you have a problem ?
Because I can get my grandfather.
” Lee rants : “ Bring him out right now !
” Breonna goes and alerts her grandfather as a woman can be heard telling the girls not to argue because @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” “ OK but you ’ re coming at a 15-year-old , ” one of the girls says in response .
Lee goes on to say : “ Because you ’ re 15 years old ?
You could marry in Mississippi or Alabama.
” The legal age to marry in Mississippi is 21 and 18 in Alabama .
Breaonna 's grandad Tony emerges and says : “ Don ’ t stick your hand out .
Did you threaten a child ?
” He tells his granddaughter and her friends to go inside so @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the recording ends .
According to the Palm Beach Post , both men filed a police report but officers say no crime was committed .
Tony has lived in the gated community for 33 years and was one of the village 's first black families , the post reports .

White man threatens black teen in his own gated community 'because he doesn't belong there'
White man threatens black teen in his own gated community 'because he doesn't belong there'
Lee Jeffers is being investigated by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services after disturbing footage shows him ranting at the 15-year-old girl at the gated community where they both live
White man tells black girl 'she doesn't deserve to be here' in her own neighbourhood
A white immigration worker has been filmed telling a black teenager 'you don't belong here' as he threatens to get her arrested when he spots her in his upmarket neighbourhood.
The shocking footage shows Lee Jeffers furiously ranting at 15-year-old Breonna Nelson-Hicks when he sees her with three white friends in the gated community in Wellington in West Palm Beach, Florida.
Despite Breonna telling him she lives there he refuses to believe her and says he is going to get her arrested.
When one of her friends whips out her phone and starts filming he remains undeterred saying: "I don't care if you take my picture ... because you don't belong in this development."
The video of him ranting at the black girl was uploaded on Twitter with the caption: "RETWEET until this man is identified! He harassed a group of black teens in a gated community in the affluent Village of Wellington, here in my county.
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"According to him, "they didn't belong in this development."
The man went on to be identified as Lee Jeffers who works for the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) in West Palm Beach.
The USCIS said in response: "USCIS holds its employees to the highest standards of integrity and professionalism regardless if they are on or off-duty. We are looking into the matter that has been reported in the press about this individual’s off-duty behaviour.
"The video is certainly disturbing, and we are working to get all available information in considering what action, if any, may be appropriate for the agency to take."
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The drama is claimed to have unfolded when Breonna and her friends, two boys and to girls, were riding through the gated community in a golf cart when they noticed a man tailgating them in a Toyota, The Palm Beach Post reports.
Breonna's grandfather, Tony Nelson, told the news outlet that the boys got nervous and jumped off the cart while the girls decided to walk to the black teen's house.
Lee confronts the girls and says: “What’s your name?” OK, where do you live?”
One of the girls replies: “Why would we tell you any of this?”
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He responds saying: “OK, not a problem. I’m going to call the gate and have you all arrested. You do not deserve to be in here.”
Breonna asks: “Do you have a problem? Because I can get my grandfather.”
Lee rants: “Bring him out right now!”
Breonna goes and alerts her grandfather as a woman can be heard telling the girls not to argue because “It’s not worth it.”
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Lee replies: “It is because you’re driving illegally.”
“OK but you’re coming at a 15-year-old,” one of the girls says in response.
Lee goes on to say: “Because you’re 15 years old? You could marry in Mississippi or Alabama.”
The legal age to marry in Mississippi is 21 and 18 in Alabama.
Breaonna's grandad Tony emerges and says: “Don’t stick your hand out. Did you threaten a child?”
He tells his granddaughter and her friends to go inside so he can deal with the incident and the recording ends.
According to the Palm Beach Post, both men filed a police report but officers say no crime was committed.
Tony has lived in the gated community for 33 years and was one of the village's first black families, the post reports.


thedailymirror--2020-06-19--Dimitar Berbatov picks his Man Utd player of the season so far

Dimitar Berbatov has named central midfielder Fred as the Manchester United player he has been most impressed with so far this season .
The Brazilian international came in for some criticism during his first campaign at Old Trafford for failing to display the form that had convinced the club to sign him from Shakhtar Donetsk for £47m in the summer of 2018 .
But his form has dramatically improved this season , and he has been an ever-present in Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 's starting line-up , making 39 appearances in all competition .
Speaking to Betfair , Berbatov compared Fred @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Tottenham 's Moussa Sissoko .
`` At first , Fred had a difficult time at United , getting used to the tempo , with the speed of the games and the challenges , '' Berbatov said .
`` It ’ s not easy , coming from a different league , and sometimes he spent too much time on the ball and lost possession easily .
Slowly but surely , however , his game has changed and he has become used to the Premier League .
`` Fred ’ s improvement reminds me of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people didn ’ t rate him but now he ’ s player of the season already and the fans love him .
Patience pays off and , like Sissoko , Fred is proving that he has turned it around .
`` He isn ’ t getting much attention because Bruno Fernandes is still in the spotlight and Pogba is fit again , but Fred has his place there in midfield and if he is happy to not have the headlines but play regularly , I think he will take that .
`` If @ @ @ @ @ @ @ know that someone has your back , you are going to go forward freely and not be afraid to lose the ball .
`` When you know you have Fred covering your back and you speak before the game , and have that understanding that your team mate will be there for you , it makes it much easier as an attacking player to take risks and play those passes that can cause a lot of trouble . ''

The former Red Devils striker has been particularly impressed with one midfielder who he feels has improved considerably during the current campaign
Dimitar Berbatov has named central midfielder Fred as the Manchester United player he has been most impressed with so far this season.
The Brazilian international came in for some criticism during his first campaign at Old Trafford for failing to display the form that had convinced the club to sign him from Shakhtar Donetsk for £47m in the summer of 2018.
But his form has dramatically improved this season, and he has been an ever-present in Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's starting line-up, making 39 appearances in all competition.
Speaking to Betfair, Berbatov compared Fred's upturn in form to that of Tottenham's Moussa Sissoko.
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"At first, Fred had a difficult time at United, getting used to the tempo, with the speed of the games and the challenges," Berbatov said.
"It’s not easy, coming from a different league, and sometimes he spent too much time on the ball and lost possession easily. Slowly but surely, however, his game has changed and he has become used to the Premier League.
"Fred’s improvement reminds me of how Moussa Sissoko started at Spurs, people didn’t rate him but now he’s player of the season already and the fans love him. Patience pays off and, like Sissoko, Fred is proving that he has turned it around.
"He isn’t getting much attention because Bruno Fernandes is still in the spotlight and Pogba is fit again, but Fred has his place there in midfield and if he is happy to not have the headlines but play regularly, I think he will take that.
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"If you are an attacking player and you know that someone has your back, you are going to go forward freely and not be afraid to lose the ball.
"When you know you have Fred covering your back and you speak before the game, and have that understanding that your team mate will be there for you, it makes it much easier as an attacking player to take risks and play those passes that can cause a lot of trouble."


thedailymirror--2020-06-19--Eamonn Holmes apologises to This Morning caller after awkward blunder

This Morning suffered an awkward blunder today after Eamonn Holmes misheard a Spin To Win contestant 's password as 'good evening ' rather than 'bees knees ' .
Eamonn and wife Ruth Langsford began calling various people who had entered the competition .
They called the first person who had a rather deep voice as they said something .
`` He said good evening ! ''
Eamonn chuckled and leaned over .
Ruth shushed him and said : `` Hello ? ''
Eamonn asked : `` Why do you contradict me every time with everything ? ''
Later on in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the caller Lee , from Hull , had said 'bees knees ' rather than good evening and that he would be getting a free spin later .
The couple had moved on to the next callers , one of which who won but accidentally called them Holly and Phil .
Contestant Jessica was overcome with excitement after she realised that she was on the ITV programme today .
`` Are you kidding me ? ''
she asked as Eamonn and wife Ruth Langsford confirmed that they were n't kidding her .
She continued @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Phil and Holly ?
! ''
`` No you 're not talking to Phil and Holly , '' Eamonn responded .
`` Better than that !
Cancel her and move on !
Next one ! ''
`` Even better !
Yes ! ''
`` Oh my god ! ''
Jessica squealed .
`` Oh my god ! ''
She later revealed that she was on maternity leave and was currently walking around the park with her baby .
Eamonn and Ruth then spun the wheel and she won £1,000 , leaving her delighted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ quite so fortunate before her after the hosts misheard his password .
The couple later clarified that he had said 'bees knees ' rather than good evening , which Eamonn believed he had said , and that he would be getting a free spin later .
*This Morning airs weekdays at 10am on ITV

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Ruth Langsford rowed with her husband as she insisted that the caller did not say 'good evening' as Eamonn hit back at her for always disagreeing with him - but she was right
Eamonn Holmes apologises to This Morning caller after awkward blunder
This Morning suffered an awkward blunder today after Eamonn Holmes misheard a Spin To Win contestant's password as 'good evening' rather than 'bees knees'.
Eamonn and wife Ruth Langsford began calling various people who had entered the competition.
They called the first person who had a rather deep voice as they said something.
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"He said good evening!" Eamonn chuckled and leaned over.
Ruth shushed him and said: "Hello?"
"He said good evening," Eamonn insisted.
"He didn't!" Ruth retorted.
"He did."
"He didn't!"
Eamonn asked: "Why do you contradict me every time with everything?"
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Later on in the programme, the couple clarified that the caller Lee, from Hull, had said 'bees knees' rather than good evening and that he would be getting a free spin later.
The couple had moved on to the next callers, one of which who won but accidentally called them Holly and Phil.
Contestant Jessica was overcome with excitement after she realised that she was on the ITV programme today.
"Are you kidding me?" she asked as Eamonn and wife Ruth Langsford confirmed that they weren't kidding her.
She continued: "I'm really talking to Phil and Holly?!"
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"No you're not talking to Phil and Holly," Eamonn responded. "Better than that! Cancel her and move on! Next one!"
"Eamonn and Ruth?" she replied.
"Even better! Yes!"
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"Oh my god!" Jessica squealed. "Oh my god!"
She later revealed that she was on maternity leave and was currently walking around the park with her baby.
Eamonn and Ruth then spun the wheel and she won £1,000, leaving her delighted.
However, another caller was not quite so fortunate before her after the hosts misheard his password.
The couple later clarified that he had said 'bees knees' rather than good evening, which Eamonn believed he had said, and that he would be getting a free spin later.
*This Morning airs weekdays at 10am on ITV


thedailymirror--2020-06-19--How to keep your family safe as swimming pools prepare to open with strict rules

After weeks of anticipation , leisure centres could finally be set to reopen in a matter of weeks .
Speaking at the daily briefing yesterday , culture secretary Oliver Dowden revealed that gyms , leisure centre and ‘ all the other normal fitness activities ’ could return at the start of July .
The news will come as music to the ears of many parents , who are eager to get their children out of the house .
However , when swimming pools do finally reopen , they ’ re likely to be subject to strict rules .
Earlier this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ‘ Returning to the Pool ’ advice , including showering and changing at home , and avoiding certain strokes .
To help families prepare for the reopening of swimming pools , Paul Thompson , Founder of Water Babies , has given his advice .
Speaking to Mirror Online , he said : “ When pools reopen it won ’ t be a case of ‘ business as usual ’ and we will all need to adjust to a new normal .
“ The new Swim England guidelines ensure the safety of carers and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are still waiting on the Government response , we are confident that once this is given , and that everyone follows the Swim England guidelines , it will be safe for parents to take their young ones swimming again.
” If you ’ re planning to take your children swimming when pools reopen , Mr Thompson advises you speak directly with the operator to ensure you ’ re up-to-date with the latest rules .
He said : “ Parents wanting to get back swimming with their children should speak to the swimming pool @ @ @ @ @ @ @ before returning to the facility .
“ They should provide you with the correct information and advice to follow as each pool facility will have its own COVID-19 protocols in place.
” Meanwhile , if anyone in your family is experiencing any coronavirus symptoms , it ’ s best to stay at home , according to Mr Thompson .
He added : “ If yourself or a member of your household is experiencing COVID-19 symptoms , do not go swimming and stay at home to avoid putting yourself or others at risk .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ than essential items with you to leisure facilities to minimise contact with surroundings .
”

EXCLUSIVE: To help families prepare for the reopening of swimming pools, Paul Thompson, Founder of Water Babies, has given his advice to Mirror Online
How to keep your family safe as swimming pools prepare to reopen with strict new rules
After weeks of anticipation, leisure centres could finally be set to reopen in a matter of weeks.
Speaking at the daily briefing yesterday, culture secretary Oliver Dowden revealed that gyms, leisure centre and ‘all the other normal fitness activities’ could return at the start of July.
The news will come as music to the ears of many parents, who are eager to get their children out of the house.
However, when swimming pools do finally reopen, they’re likely to be subject to strict rules.
Earlier this week, Swim England revealed its new ‘Returning to the Pool’ advice, including showering and changing at home, and avoiding certain strokes.
To help families prepare for the reopening of swimming pools, Paul Thompson, Founder of Water Babies, has given his advice.
Speaking to Mirror Online, he said: “When pools reopen it won’t be a case of ‘business as usual’ and we will all need to adjust to a new normal.
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“The new Swim England guidelines ensure the safety of carers and babies swimming again, and while we are still waiting on the Government response, we are confident that once this is given, and that everyone follows the Swim England guidelines, it will be safe for parents to take their young ones swimming again.”
If you’re planning to take your children swimming when pools reopen, Mr Thompson advises you speak directly with the operator to ensure you’re up-to-date with the latest rules.
He said: “Parents wanting to get back swimming with their children should speak to the swimming pool operator, leisure centre or swim school before returning to the facility.
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“They should provide you with the correct information and advice to follow as each pool facility will have its own COVID-19 protocols in place.”
Meanwhile, if anyone in your family is experiencing any coronavirus symptoms, it’s best to stay at home, according to Mr Thompson.
He added: “If yourself or a member of your household is experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, do not go swimming and stay at home to avoid putting yourself or others at risk.
“We also recommend taking nothing more than essential items with you to leisure facilities to minimise contact with surroundings.”


thedailymirror--2020-06-19--Coronavirus alert level reduced - Level 3 and what difference it makes explained

The UK 's coronavirus alert level has finally been reduced today for the first time since lockdown .
The four Chief Medical Officers for the four nations of the UK agreed it should be reduced from Level 4 to Level 3 .
It means the Covid-19 epidemic is in `` general circulation '' , but transmission is no longer `` high or rising exponentially '' .
It 's finally happened after the government claimed for weeks that it was moving `` towards '' 3 .
Health Secretary Matt Hancock boasted it is a `` big moment for the country , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people ’ s determination to beat this virus . ''
But it does n't actually make much difference to how the UK will come out of lockdown .
That 's because after a massive row over the alert level , the government claimed it does n't actually make a difference to easing restrictions .
So what is the alert level and what difference will today 's announcement make to your life ?
What are the coronavirus alert levels ?
There are five alert levels , set by a Joint Biosecurity Centre that was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pandemic .
They are : • None Level 1 COVID-19 is not known to be present in the UK • None Level 2 COVID-19 is present in the UK , but the number of cases and transmission is low • None Level 4 A COVID-19 epidemic is in general circulation ; transmission is high or rising exponentially • None Level 5 As level 4 and there is a material risk of healthcare services being overwhelmed What is the UK Covid-19 alert level now ?
As of Friday 19 June the alert level is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is in general circulation '' .
That is down from level four , as the alert level had been since the system was set up in May .
Changes to the alert level are recommended by the JBC and then signed off by the four Chief Medical Officers in the four nations of the UK .
In other words , despite Boris Johnson claiming for weeks that it was moving towards 3 , he does not have direct power to change the alert level .
The level is set primarily by R - @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is infecting - and the overall number of coronavirus cases .
What is the alert level actually used for ?
There 's a big debate about some of this .
We know from the roadmap for easing lockdown , published on May 11 , that the alert level is designed to `` communicate the current level of risk clearly to the public '' .
So it 's a bit like the terror threat level .
It crunches of all the risks facing the UK into one `` star rating '' , to give @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bad things are .
It shows the threat now - not the potential future threat if the virus spins out of control again .
What 's controversial is how much the alert level affects lockdown directly .
When it was first announced in May , the government said there was a link - but now it claims there is n't a link at all .
What did the government say before ?
When the alert level system was set up in May , the government linked it to the easing of lockdown .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ above ) , is said that at level 4 , `` current social distancing measures and restrictions '' remain .
Only at level 3 would there be a `` gradual relaxing of restrictions and social distancing measures . ''
And at level 2 there would be `` no or minimal social distancing measures '' .
And Boris Johnson said on May 10 : `` That Covid Alert Level will tell us how tough we have to be in our social distancing measures – the lower the level the fewer the measures .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and stricter we will have to be . ''
What does the government say now ?
The government has since changed its tune and made clear any changes to lockdown are not based on the alert level .
Instead , No10 says lockdown changes are based on the `` five tests '' for easing lockdown : • The NHS is able to cope • None No risk of a second peak that overwhelms NHS This prompted a massive row when the government started easing lockdown in England - opening schools and shops , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ - despite the high alert level .
Questioned on June 1 , the PM 's spokesman appeared to rewrite history .
He said the government `` were always clear '' that changes to lockdown were based on the separate `` five tests '' - not the alert levels .
Why did the row happen ?
We still do n't fully know .
Perhaps it 's possible that early No10 literature - including Boris Johnson 's address to the nation - was produced in error or when the policy was n't properly settled .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Using the five tests , rather than the alert level , allowed some political input into the decision to ease lockdown .
Rather than basing it entirely on the science about the virus , Boris Johnson could also base his decision on other factors like the economy .
We also know it took a long time for the Joint Biosecurity Centre - which sets the alert level - to be ready .
On June 1 , three weeks after it was announced , No10 admitted the Joint Biosecurity Centre was not yet @ @ @ @ @ @ @ What difference will it make to lockdown ?
The government now insists changes to the alert level wo n't impact lockdown directly .
But today 's decision paves the way to more easing of lockdown , because it gives a clear signal from the scientists that we are no longer in the worst of it .
We 're not out of the woods yet - but the government can now use the alert level as a crutch to prove we 're beating the virus .
A No10 spokesman said today the alert level @ @ @ @ @ @ @ inform decisions on the continuing easing of lockdown , ” but they ’ re “ not contingent on each other ” .
So , for example , it makes it more likely that England 's pubs , restaurants and holiday sites can begin slowly to reopen from July 4 as planned .
But it does n't directly mean they will .

It's the first time the alert level has been cut since lockdown - but it doesn't mean we're out of the woods, and it might not actually make much difference to your life
UK coronavirus alert level reduced - what is Level 3 and what difference will it make?
The UK's coronavirus alert level has finally been reduced today for the first time since lockdown.
The four Chief Medical Officers for the four nations of the UK agreed it should be reduced from Level 4 to Level 3.
It means the Covid-19 epidemic is in "general circulation", but transmission is no longer "high or rising exponentially".
It's finally happened after the government claimed for weeks that it was moving "towards" 3.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock boasted it is a "big moment for the country, and a real testament to the British people’s determination to beat this virus."
But it doesn't actually make much difference to how the UK will come out of lockdown.
Image: 10 Downing Street/AFP via Getty) 10 Downing Street/AFP via Getty)
That's because after a massive row over the alert level, the government claimed it doesn't actually make a difference to easing restrictions.
So what is the alert level and what difference will today's announcement make to your life?
We've had a took.
What are the coronavirus alert levels?
There are five alert levels, set by a Joint Biosecurity Centre that was established in May to deal with the pandemic. They are:
Level 1 COVID-19 is not known to be present in the UK
Level 2 COVID-19 is present in the UK, but the number of cases and transmission is low
Level 3 A COVID-19 epidemic is in general circulation
Level 4 A COVID-19 epidemic is in general circulation; transmission is high or rising exponentially
Level 5 As level 4 and there is a material risk of healthcare services being overwhelmed
What is the UK Covid-19 alert level now?
As of Friday 19 June the alert level is three, meaning "a COVID-19 epidemic is in general circulation".
That is down from level four, as the alert level had been since the system was set up in May.
Who agrees the UK alert level?
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Changes to the alert level are recommended by the JBC and then signed off by the four Chief Medical Officers in the four nations of the UK.
In other words, despite Boris Johnson claiming for weeks that it was moving towards 3, he does not have direct power to change the alert level.
The level is set primarily by R - the number of new people each carrier is infecting - and the overall number of coronavirus cases.
What is the alert level actually used for?
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
There's a big debate about some of this.
We know from the roadmap for easing lockdown, published on May 11, that the alert level is designed to "communicate the current level of risk clearly to the public".
So it's a bit like the terror threat level.
It crunches of all the risks facing the UK into one "star rating", to give the public a vague idea of how bad things are.
It shows the threat now - not the potential future threat if the virus spins out of control again.
What's controversial is how much the alert level affects lockdown directly. When it was first announced in May, the government said there was a link - but now it claims there isn't a link at all.
What did the government say before?
When the alert level system was set up in May, the government linked it to the easing of lockdown.
In a slide on May 11 (above), is said that at level 4, "current social distancing measures and restrictions" remain.
Only at level 3 would there be a "gradual relaxing of restrictions and social distancing measures."
And at level 2 there would be "no or minimal social distancing measures".
And Boris Johnson said on May 10: "That Covid Alert Level will tell us how tough we have to be in our social distancing measures – the lower the level the fewer the measures.
"The higher the level, the tougher and stricter we will have to be."
What does the government say now?
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The government has since changed its tune and made clear any changes to lockdown are not based on the alert level.
Instead, No10 says lockdown changes are based on the "five tests" for easing lockdown:
The NHS is able to cope
A sustained fall in deaths
New infections dropping enough
Adequate testing and PPE
No risk of a second peak that overwhelms NHS
This prompted a massive row when the government started easing lockdown in England - opening schools and shops, and letting groups of six meet outdoors - despite the high alert level.
Questioned on June 1, the PM's spokesman appeared to rewrite history.
He said the government "were always clear" that changes to lockdown were based on the separate "five tests" - not the alert levels.
Why did the row happen?
We still don't fully know. Perhaps it's possible that early No10 literature - including Boris Johnson's address to the nation - was produced in error or when the policy wasn't properly settled.
But what we do know is this.
Using the five tests, rather than the alert level, allowed some political input into the decision to ease lockdown.
Rather than basing it entirely on the science about the virus, Boris Johnson could also base his decision on other factors like the economy.
We also know it took a long time for the Joint Biosecurity Centre - which sets the alert level - to be ready.
On June 1, three weeks after it was announced, No10 admitted the Joint Biosecurity Centre was not yet "fully up and running”.
What difference will it make to lockdown?
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
The government now insists changes to the alert level won't impact lockdown directly.
But today's decision paves the way to more easing of lockdown, because it gives a clear signal from the scientists that we are no longer in the worst of it.
We're not out of the woods yet - but the government can now use the alert level as a crutch to prove we're beating the virus.
A No10 spokesman said today the alert level “will be used by government to inform decisions on the continuing easing of lockdown,” but they’re “not contingent on each other”.
So, for example, it makes it more likely that England's pubs, restaurants and holiday sites can begin slowly to reopen from July 4 as planned.
But it doesn't directly mean they will.


thedailymirror--2020-06-19--Top clubs could be omitted from League Cup in post-coronavirus shake-up

The Premier League 's top clubs could be forced to withdraw from next season 's League Cup in a post-coronavirus shake-up .
Next term 's fixture list is set to be even more congested than usual due to the layoff forced by the Covid-19 pandemic .
The Champions League and Europa League will run into August with the new domestic season not getting underway until September .
And with next season 's group stages in the European competitions being held between October and December , it is likely to cross over with the League Cup .
That could see the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the domestic cup competition in favour of the much more lucrative tournaments on the continent .
Alternatively , clubs could field youth teams in the competition as Liverpool did in their 5-0 drubbing by Aston Villa in quarter-finals of this season 's edition while playing in the Club World Cup .
But there are concerns that would compromise the integrity of the League Cup .
If big sides to not play in the competition , the EFL would seek compensation as part of a £250million Premier League rescue package , report The Times @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the race for both the Champions League and Europa League with nine games remaining of the top-flight campaign .
Liverpool , Manchester City , Leicester and Chelsea currently occupy the top four , but City must wait on the result of their appeal against a UEFA ban from European competition next term .
If they are unsuccessful , the last Europa League spot could fall as low as eighth depending on which team wins the FA Cup .
Manchester United , Sheffield United , Wolves , Tottenham , Arsenal , Burnley , Crystal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ shake-up .

A fixture pile-up caused by the coronavrius pandemic could see the Premier League's biggest clubs omitted from next season's League Cup
Top Premier League clubs could be omitted from League Cup in post-coronavirus shake-up
The Premier League's top clubs could be forced to withdraw from next season's League Cup in a post-coronavirus shake-up.
Next term's fixture list is set to be even more congested than usual due to the layoff forced by the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Champions League and Europa League will run into August with the new domestic season not getting underway until September.
And with next season's group stages in the European competitions being held between October and December, it is likely to cross over with the League Cup.
That could see the Premier League sides qualifying for Europe ditch the domestic cup competition in favour of the much more lucrative tournaments on the continent.
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Alternatively, clubs could field youth teams in the competition as Liverpool did in their 5-0 drubbing by Aston Villa in quarter-finals of this season's edition while playing in the Club World Cup.
But there are concerns that would compromise the integrity of the League Cup.
If big sides to not play in the competition, the EFL would seek compensation as part of a £250million Premier League rescue package, report The Times.
A clutch of clubs are in the race for both the Champions League and Europa League with nine games remaining of the top-flight campaign.
Liverpool, Manchester City, Leicester and Chelsea currently occupy the top four, but City must wait on the result of their appeal against a UEFA ban from European competition next term.
If they are unsuccessful, the last Europa League spot could fall as low as eighth depending on which team wins the FA Cup.
Manchester United, Sheffield United, Wolves, Tottenham, Arsenal, Burnley, Crystal Palace and Everton are all in the shake-up.


thedailymirror--2020-06-20--Lockdown end in sight as scientists 'totally comfortable' with dropping 2m rule

Boris Johnson is reportedly preparing to significantly relax the coronavirus lockdown and reopen the economy over the coming fortnight .
It comes after the UK 's coronavirus alert level was reduced today for the first time since the start of the pandemic .
A Government source told the Daily Mail that its scientific advisers are now `` totally comfortable '' with relaxing the two-metre rule , after the threat from Covid-19 was downgraded from level four to three .
It is understood that scientists have given their approval to reduce the distance people need to stay apart to one metre @ @ @ @ @ @ @ This is likely to include more widespread use of face masks , screens and making sure buildings are ventilated .
For the latest on the coronavirus pandemic , read our liveblog here The measure is one of several that the PM is expected to announce over the next two weeks in an attempt to revive the economy and return to a `` new normal '' .
Earlier today , Mr Johnson said he wanted all children in England to return to school on a five-dayss-a-week basis in September .
Meanwhile , ministers are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bridges '' with 10 other countries to allow travel overseas , while the Welsh Government has announced it wants to restart tourism next month .
A Whitehall source has also told the paper that two families could be allowed to visit each other at home as part of expanded `` support bubbles '' .
Health officials are also preparing to write to more than two million people who are currently shielding due to health conditions , telling them they can soon venture outside to shop and enjoy leisure activities .
It comes after @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for the four nations of the UK agreed to reduce the coronavirus threat level as the number of new infections continues to slow .
The downgrading - recommended by the Joint Biosecurity Centre ( JBC ) - means the Covid-19 epidemic is in `` general circulation '' , but transmission is no longer `` high or rising exponentially '' .
However , advisers have warned that localised outbreaks of Covid-19 are still `` likely '' to occur .
Health Secretary Matt Hancock boasted it is a `` big moment for the country , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people ’ s determination to beat this virus . ''
Earlier today , the Prime Minister dropped his strongest hint yet that the two-metre social distancing rule could be dropped .
On a visit to Bovingdon Primary School in Hertfordshire on Friday , he told the public to `` watch this space '' when asked if the measure could be relaxed to help schools in England return in autumn .
A Downing Street team is already running an urgent review of the two-metre rule , which is expected to conclude next week .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ between people in shops and outdoor spaces cut to a level seen in other European countries .
It comes after warnings from the hospitality industry and MPs that thousands of pubs , restaurants and cafes would go bust if forced to re-open while the two-metre rule is still in place .
The Government is now understood to be pressing ahead with plans to re-open the hospitality industry on July 4 .
The latest official coronavirus figures show the UK daily death toll is still in the three figures after 173 new fatalities were @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's total death toll to 42,461 fatalities since the outbreak began .

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is getting ready to announce a series of measures to re-open the economy, including relaxing the two-metre rule, under the new reduced Covid-19 alert level
Boris Johnson is reportedly preparing to significantly relax the coronavirus lockdown and reopen the economy over the coming fortnight.
It comes after the UK's coronavirus alert level was reduced today for the first time since the start of the pandemic.
A Government source told the Daily Mail that its scientific advisers are now "totally comfortable" with relaxing the two-metre rule, after the threat from Covid-19 was downgraded from level four to three.
It is understood that scientists have given their approval to reduce the distance people need to stay apart to one metre, if other precautions are taken.
This is seen as crucial if pubs and hospitality venues are able to reopen, with reports of social distancing patrols and apps being used to order drinks being part of measures to help them get up and running.
This is likely to include more widespread use of face masks, screens and making sure buildings are ventilated.
For the latest on the coronavirus pandemic, read our liveblog here
The measure is one of several that the PM is expected to announce over the next two weeks in an attempt to revive the economy and return to a "new normal".
Earlier today, Mr Johnson said he wanted all children in England to return to school on a five-dayss-a-week basis in September.
Meanwhile, ministers are said to be negotiating holiday "air bridges" with 10 other countries to allow travel overseas, while the Welsh Government has announced it wants to restart tourism next month.
A Whitehall source has also told the paper that two families could be allowed to visit each other at home as part of expanded "support bubbles".
Health officials are also preparing to write to more than two million people who are currently shielding due to health conditions, telling them they can soon venture outside to shop and enjoy leisure activities.
It comes after the UK's four Chief Medical Officers for the four nations of the UK agreed to reduce the coronavirus threat level as the number of new infections continues to slow.
The downgrading - recommended by the Joint Biosecurity Centre (JBC) - means the Covid-19 epidemic is in "general circulation", but transmission is no longer "high or rising exponentially".
However, advisers have warned that localised outbreaks of Covid-19 are still "likely" to occur.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock boasted it is a "big moment for the country, and a real testament to the British people’s determination to beat this virus."
Earlier today, the Prime Minister dropped his strongest hint yet that the two-metre social distancing rule could be dropped.
On a visit to Bovingdon Primary School in Hertfordshire on Friday, he told the public to "watch this space" when asked if the measure could be relaxed to help schools in England return in autumn.
A Downing Street team is already running an urgent review of the two-metre rule, which is expected to conclude next week.
The review could see the recommended distance between people in shops and outdoor spaces cut to a level seen in other European countries.
It comes after warnings from the hospitality industry and MPs that thousands of pubs, restaurants and cafes would go bust if forced to re-open while the two-metre rule is still in place.
The Government is now understood to be pressing ahead with plans to re-open the hospitality industry on July 4.
The latest official coronavirus figures show the UK daily death toll is still in the three figures after 173 new fatalities were reported today.
It brings the UK's total death toll to 42,461 fatalities since the outbreak began.


thedailymirror--2020-06-20--Solskjaer hits back at Roy Keane's rant over Man Utd keeper David de Gea

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer defended David de Gea from an astonishing blast after Roy Keane labelled Manchester United 's keeper ‘ over-rated ’ .
The ex-Red Devils skipper tore into De Gea for failing to keep out Steven Bergwijn ’ s 27th-minute opener .
Bruno Fernandes equalised from the spot nine minutes from time .
Solskjaer said : “ David did really well .
Roy was a fantastic midfielder and he ’ s a good friend of mine .
`` But I ’ m not sure he ’ d have stopped it either .
David was a bit disappointed but the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ We reacted well.
” With United 1-0 down at half time , furious Keane had said : “ De Gea is the most overrated goalkeeper I ’ ve seen in a long time .
“ I am sick to death of this goalkeeper .
I would be flying in at half time .
I would be swinging punches at that guy .
This is a standard save for a standard , international goalkeeper .
I am flabbergasted.
” Bergwijn sped past England defender Harry Maguire to ram his effort through De Gea ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ You ’ ve got to flex your muscles .
Maguire and De Gea , I wouldn ’ t even let them on the bus after the game .
Get a taxi back to Manchester .
“ These are established international players .
We ’ re trying to get in the top four .
Shocking .
“ I am disgusted with it .
They should hang their heads in shame.
” The draw foiled Jose Mourinho ’ s bid to take his side to within a point of fifth-placed United .
Instead it continued @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s entire career with five defeats and two draws from the north Londoners ’ last seven .
Tottenham would even have been robbed of all three points had VAR not overruled a late penalty from referee Jon Moss who believed - wrongly - that Eric Dier had fouled Bruno Fernandes .
Mourinho , who insisted the earlier penalty was soft , said afterwards : “ We know that Manchester United have had an incredible record of penalties given this season .
“ So we knew we had to be very , very @ @ @ @ @ @ @ block shots with hands behind the body .
“ But in the first penalty the referee Jonathan Moss made his first decision - and referees can make mistakes .
But VAR should not make mistakes .
“ The second penalty is incredible for me .
It 's a situation in the box where I feel when the VAR calls for simulation , immediately the player should be exposed and get a yellow card .
`` That didn ’ t happen .
So I feel really upset with these two decisions.
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Solskjaer defended De Gea over Tottenham goal in 1-1 draw, saying 'I’m not sure Keane would have stopped it either', while Jose Mourinho blasted VAR over penalty decisions
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer defended David de Gea from an astonishing blast after Roy Keane labelled Manchester United's keeper ‘over-rated’.
The ex-Red Devils skipper tore into De Gea for failing to keep out Steven Bergwijn’s 27th-minute opener. Bruno Fernandes equalised from the spot nine minutes from time.
Solskjaer said: “David did really well. Roy was a fantastic midfielder and he’s a good friend of mine.
"But I’m not sure he’d have stopped it either. David was a bit disappointed but the ball was moving through the air. We reacted well.”
With United 1-0 down at half time, furious Keane had said: “De Gea is the most overrated goalkeeper I’ve seen in a long time.
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“I am sick to death of this goalkeeper. I would be flying in at half time. I would be swinging punches at that guy. This is a standard save for a standard, international goalkeeper. I am flabbergasted.”
Bergwijn sped past England defender Harry Maguire to ram his effort through De Gea’s arms.
Keane added: "You’ve got to flex your muscles. Maguire and De Gea, I wouldn’t even let them on the bus after the game. Get a taxi back to Manchester.
“These are established international players. We’re trying to get in the top four. Shocking.
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“I am disgusted with it. They should hang their heads in shame.”
Fernandes netted after Eric Dier brought down second-half substitute Paul Pogba.
The draw foiled Jose Mourinho’s bid to take his side to within a point of fifth-placed United. Instead it continued the worst run of the Spurs boss’s entire career with five defeats and two draws from the north Londoners’ last seven.
Tottenham would even have been robbed of all three points had VAR not overruled a late penalty from referee Jon Moss who believed - wrongly - that Eric Dier had fouled Bruno Fernandes.
Mourinho, who insisted the earlier penalty was soft, said afterwards: “We know that Manchester United have had an incredible record of penalties given this season.
“So we knew we had to be very, very cautious. We knew we had to block shots with hands behind the body.
“But in the first penalty the referee Jonathan Moss made his first decision - and referees can make mistakes. But VAR should not make mistakes.
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“The second penalty is incredible for me. It's a situation in the box where I feel when the VAR calls for simulation, immediately the player should be exposed and get a yellow card.
"That didn’t happen. So I feel really upset with these two decisions.”
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thedailymirror--2020-06-20--Brazil Covid-19 cases top 1 million with 49,000 dead and peak still not reached

Brazil has become only the second country in the world to pass one million confirmed coronavirus cases .
The grim milestone was reached on Friday after a record daily rise of 54,771 , suggesting the ravaged country has not even reached the peak yet .
Deaths in the country also rose by 1,206 , taking the official tally to 48,954 , although the true figure is feared to be far higher .
There is no widespread testing programme in the country with the true figure of cases thought to be as many as ten times higher .
Second only to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ deaths , Brazil confirmed its first case of the novel coronavirus on February 26 .
The virus has spread relentlessly across the continent-sized country , eroding support for right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro and raising fears of economic collapse .
Brazil had reported 1,032,913 confirmed cases on Friday , with and is likely to surpass 50,000 deaths on Saturday , although weekend reporting can be lower .
Even so , the true extent of the outbreak far exceeds the official figures , according to many experts , who cite a lack of widespread testing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is much less than the real number of people who have been infected , because there is under-reporting of a magnitude of five to 10 times , '' said Alexandre Naime Barbosa , a medical professor at the Sao Paulo State University .
`` The true number is probably at least 3 million and could even be as high as 10 million people . ''
COVID-19 , the illness caused by the coronavirus , arrived in Brazil via wealthy tourists returning from Europe to major southeastern cities such as Sao Paulo and Rio @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the interior , reaching 82 % of Brazil 's municipalities , Health Ministry data showed .
Bolsonaro , sometimes called the `` Tropical Trump , '' has been widely criticized for his handling of the crisis .
The country still has had no permanent health minister after losing two since April , following clashes with the president .
Bolsonaro has shunned social distancing , calling it a job-killing measure more dangerous than the virus itself .
He has also promoted two anti-malarial drugs as remedies , chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine , despite little evidence @ @ @ @ @ @ @ captain 's handling of the crisis has prompted Brazilians to bang pots and pans regularly outside their apartments in protest , but it has not stopped him from wading into costly political battles with his own cabinet and the Supreme Court , stoking fears of instability .
Pressure from Bolsonaro and public fatigue after months of ineffective state and local isolation orders has led governors and mayors to begin lifting restrictions on commerce and other economic activity .
Public health experts have warned that loosening restrictions too soon threatens to accelerate contagion and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that there will be a new wave after the loosening of these measures , '' said Ricardo Langer , a doctor treating COVID-19 patients at the MaracanÃ£ stadium field hospital in Rio de Janeiro .
The government has said the economy will contract by 4.7 % this year , while economists surveyed by the central bank think it will fall more than 6 % .
Latin America has registered 90,439 deaths , according to a Reuters tally , with nearly two million cases .

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The South American country has been devastated by coronavirus and despite sky-high numbers registered its largest daily rise in cases yesterday, suggesting worse is still to come
Brazil coronavirus cases top one million with 49,000 dead - and peak still not reached
Brazil has become only the second country in the world to pass one million confirmed coronavirus cases.
The grim milestone was reached on Friday after a record daily rise of 54,771, suggesting the ravaged country has not even reached the peak yet.
Deaths in the country also rose by 1,206, taking the official tally to 48,954, although the true figure is feared to be far higher.
There is no widespread testing programme in the country with the true figure of cases thought to be as many as ten times higher.
Second only to the United States in both cases and deaths, Brazil confirmed its first case of the novel coronavirus on February 26.
The virus has spread relentlessly across the continent-sized country, eroding support for right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro and raising fears of economic collapse.
Brazil had reported 1,032,913 confirmed cases on Friday, with and is likely to surpass 50,000 deaths on Saturday, although weekend reporting can be lower.
Even so, the true extent of the outbreak far exceeds the official figures, according to many experts, who cite a lack of widespread testing.
"That number of 1 million is much less than the real number of people who have been infected, because there is under-reporting of a magnitude of five to 10 times," said Alexandre Naime Barbosa, a medical professor at the Sao Paulo State University.
"The true number is probably at least 3 million and could even be as high as 10 million people."
COVID-19, the illness caused by the coronavirus, arrived in Brazil via wealthy tourists returning from Europe to major southeastern cities such as Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro and has spread deep into the interior, reaching 82% of Brazil's
municipalities, Health Ministry data showed.
Bolsonaro, sometimes called the "Tropical Trump," has been widely criticized for his handling of the crisis.
The country still has had no permanent health minister after losing two since April, following clashes with the president.
Bolsonaro has shunned social distancing, calling it a job-killing measure more dangerous than the virus itself.
He has also promoted two anti-malarial drugs as remedies, chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine, despite little evidence they work.
The far-right former army captain's handling of the crisis has prompted Brazilians to bang pots and pans regularly outside their apartments in protest, but it has not stopped him from wading into costly political battles with his own cabinet and the Supreme Court, stoking fears of instability.
Pressure from Bolsonaro and public fatigue after months of ineffective state and local isolation orders has led governors and mayors to begin lifting restrictions on commerce and other economic activity.
Public health experts have warned that loosening restrictions too soon threatens to accelerate contagion and drive up fatalities.
"We think that there will be a new wave after the loosening of these measures," said Ricardo Langer, a doctor treating COVID-19 patients at the MaracanÃ£ stadium field hospital in Rio de Janeiro.
A worsening outbreak could weigh on already-grim economic forecasts.
The government has said the economy will contract by 4.7% this year, while economists surveyed by the central bank think it will fall more than 6%.
Latin America has registered 90,439 deaths, according to a Reuters tally, with nearly two million cases.


thedailymirror--2020-06-19--Evra's pop at Roy Keane about letting Man Utd players on the bus after draw

Patrice Evra had a cheeky dig at Roy Keane after the Manchester United legend said he would n't have let certain players on the bus following their draw with Tottenham .
Keane was incensed at half-time during United 's 1-1 draw at Tottenham on Friday night , with Harry Maguire and David de Gea at fault after the Red Devils went 1-0 down to Steven Bergwijn 's strike .
Former United hardman Keane said if he was still playing he 'd have been `` swinging punches '' at half-time , and insisted he 'd have made Maguire and De Gea @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Gunnar Solskjaer 's side eventually came away from north London with a point after Bruno Fernandes despatched a late penalty won by returning substitute Paul Pogba .
Keane was still not happy after the game , describing United 's defence as `` a shambles '' .
However , he had mellowed enough for his former team-mate Evra to poke fun at his earlier assertion that back in his day De Gea and Maguire would n't have got on the team bus .
`` Roy , do they still get onto the bus with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you make sure they get a taxi ? ''
Evra joked on Sky Sports .
Keane laughed : `` No I 'd maybe let them on the bus , but they 'd have to sit down the back . ''
Evra then decided to quit while he was ahead rather than risk the wrath of the former United skipper , saying : `` Wow , I came here in peace , I want to leave in peace .
I wo n't get involved . ''
During the half-time analysis , Keane had launched @ @ @ @ @ @ @ opener , slamming mistakes from Luke Shaw , Maguire and De Gea and saying he was `` sick to death '' of the goalkeeper .
Keane said : `` I 've watched a lot of football over the years and I 'm shocked at that goal .
I 'm watching that and I 'm fuming .
`` I ca n't believe Shaw - heading the ball up in the air and then running forward .
I am staggered at Maguire .
Staggered how an international player can get done like this .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this goalkeeper .
I would be flying in at half time .
I would be swinging punches at that guy .
He added : `` Maguire and De Gea , I would n't even let them on the bus after the game .
Get a taxi back to Manchester . ''
Evra laughed at the suggestion , but Keane was n't done with his rant , saying : `` These are established international players .
`` They 're trying to get into the top four - not win leagues by the way , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
I am disgusted with it .
`` Maguire , De Gea , you should hang your head in shame .
Representing Manchester United and you 're letting people run past you ?
Get close to people - move your feet . ''
The draw kept United in fifth place , two points behind Chelsea in fourth .
Tottenham stayed in eighth place , four points behind Solskjaer 's side .
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Keane said at half-time he'd have made De Gea and Maguire get taxis home - but after United secured a 1-1 draw against Tottenham, Evra took a cheeky swipe at the Red Devils legend
Patrice Evra's dig at Roy Keane about letting Man Utd players on the bus after draw
Patrice Evra had a cheeky dig at Roy Keane after the Manchester United legend said he wouldn't have let certain players on the bus following their draw with Tottenham.
Keane was incensed at half-time during United's 1-1 draw at Tottenham on Friday night, with Harry Maguire and David de Gea at fault after the Red Devils went 1-0 down to Steven Bergwijn's strike.
Former United hardman Keane said if he was still playing he'd have been "swinging punches" at half-time, and insisted he'd have made Maguire and De Gea get taxis back to Manchester.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side eventually came away from north London with a point after Bruno Fernandes despatched a late penalty won by returning substitute Paul Pogba.
Keane was still not happy after the game, describing United's defence as "a shambles".
Image: Sky Sports) Sky Sports)
However, he had mellowed enough for his former team-mate Evra to poke fun at his earlier assertion that back in his day De Gea and Maguire wouldn't have got on the team bus.
"Roy, do they still get onto the bus with the team back to Manchester or would you make sure they get a taxi?" Evra joked on Sky Sports.
Keane laughed: "No I'd maybe let them on the bus, but they'd have to sit down the back."
Evra then decided to quit while he was ahead rather than risk the wrath of the former United skipper, saying: "Wow, I came here in peace, I want to leave in peace. I won't get involved."
During the half-time analysis, Keane had launched into an epic rant over Bergwijn's opener, slamming mistakes from Luke Shaw, Maguire and De Gea and saying he was "sick to death" of the goalkeeper.
Keane said: "I've watched a lot of football over the years and I'm shocked at that goal. I'm watching that and I'm fuming.
"I can't believe Shaw - heading the ball up in the air and then running forward. I am staggered at Maguire. Staggered how an international player can get done like this.
"And I am sick to death of this goalkeeper. I would be flying in at half time. I would be swinging punches at that guy.
He added: "Maguire and De Gea, I wouldn't even let them on the bus after the game. Get a taxi back to Manchester."
Evra laughed at the suggestion, but Keane wasn't done with his rant, saying: "These are established international players.
"They're trying to get into the top four - not win leagues by the way, God forbid about winning trophies. Shocking. I am disgusted with it.
"Maguire, De Gea, you should hang your head in shame. Representing Manchester United and you're letting people run past you? Get close to people - move your feet."
The draw kept United in fifth place, two points behind Chelsea in fourth but having played a game more. Tottenham stayed in eighth place, four points back from Solskjaer's side.
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thedailymirror--2020-06-19--Strictly star Natalie Lowe shares heartbreaking miscarriage experiences

Strictly Come Dancing star Natalie Lowe has revealed she suffered multiple heartbreaking miscarriages in pursuit of starting a family .
The 39-year-old dance professional is married to businessman James Knibbs and together they welcomed their first child , a son named Jack , last December .
But the road to parenthood was difficult for the couple , with Natalie suffering two miscarriages in the space of one year .
Natalie – who starred on Strictly between 2009 and 2016 – has discussed her secret heartbreak for the first time as she hopes her story will help other sufferers share their @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sun , Natalie explained that she first discovered she was pregnant in January 2018 , three weeks before she and James tied-the-knot .
Having spent seven years in the UK , the dance professional was excited to be able to share her news with her family in Australia as it happened .
She revealed : “ I was like , ‘ Oh my god , I ’ m actually in Australia .
I can tell my mum something for the first time instead of over the phone , I ’ m having my @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be pregnant for my wedding and then my next chapter is going to begin ’ .
It was just too good to be true.
” However , during a trip back to the UK , the Strictly star said she came to realise something was wrong with the pregnancy .
She explained : “ It wasn ’ t until I got halfway home .
I rang James from the airport and said , ‘ Could you just book me a scan ?
’ Then , when I arrived , I didn ’ t @ @ @ @ @ @ @ worst day of my life .
“ I ’ m not sure which was worse , hearing the news , or how it was done .
The lady who told me , I felt like it was her two millionth time .
She said that it wasn ’ t meant to be .
It was just a bit of a double whammy.
” Three months later , the couple went to South Africa for a delayed honeymoon – where they discovered Natalie was pregnant for a second time .
But the happy news @ @ @ @ @ @ @ later , Natalie suffered a second miscarriage .
She said : “ The second time just completely ruined me .
There ’ s kind of no escape from that .
And it was like history repeating itself .
Again , I just put on a brave face , saying ‘ I can do this ’ .
Natalie explained that the second loss hit her hard five months later during a holiday in Greece , where she felt overcome with anxiety and felt depressed as she processed the miscarriage .
The dance star then @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Bereavement UK and sought help through counselling .
Natalie and James finally had happy news in April 2019 when they discovered they were pregnant again .
The couple welcomed their son , Jack , in December 2019 .
Announcing the news on social media at the time , Natalie wrote : “ Overjoyed to announce the arrival of Jack James Knibbs weighing in at 8lbs 8oz .
“ We ’ re all doing amazingly well and are so grateful for this gift of life .
Massive thank you to all the incredible team @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Manchester @ MFT_SMH @ bbcstrictly @ Fit_Steps .
”

Greg Rutherford and Natalie Lowe Rumba to 'Bring Me To Life' on Halloween Week
Greg Rutherford and Natalie Lowe Rumba to 'Bring Me To Life' on Halloween Week
Australian Strictly Come Dancing dance professional Natalie Lowe and her husband James Knibbs suffered devastating heartbreak as they started their family together
Strictly Come Dancing star Natalie Lowe has revealed she suffered multiple heartbreaking miscarriages in pursuit of starting a family.
The 39-year-old dance professional is married to businessman James Knibbs and together they welcomed their first child, a son named Jack, last December.
But the road to parenthood was difficult for the couple, with Natalie suffering two miscarriages in the space of one year.
Natalie – who starred on Strictly between 2009 and 2016 – has discussed her secret heartbreak for the first time as she hopes her story will help other sufferers share their experiences.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Discussing her ordeal with The Sun, Natalie explained that she first discovered she was pregnant in January 2018, three weeks before she and James tied-the-knot.
Having spent seven years in the UK, the dance professional was excited to be able to share her news with her family in Australia as it happened.
She revealed: “I was like, ‘Oh my god, I’m actually in Australia. I can tell my mum something for the first time instead of over the phone, I’m having my baby, I’m gonna be pregnant for my wedding and then my next chapter is going to begin’. It was just too good to be true.”
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
However, during a trip back to the UK, the Strictly star said she came to realise something was wrong with the pregnancy.
She explained: “It wasn’t until I got halfway home. I rang James from the airport and said, ‘Could you just book me a scan?’ Then, when I arrived, I didn’t feel right. It was probably the worst day of my life.
“I’m not sure which was worse, hearing the news, or how it was done. The lady who told me, I felt like it was her two millionth time. She said that it wasn’t meant to be. It was just a bit of a double whammy.”
Three months later, the couple went to South Africa for a delayed honeymoon – where they discovered Natalie was pregnant for a second time.
Image: WireImage) WireImage)
But the happy news was shattered when, just two months later, Natalie suffered a second miscarriage.
She said: “The second time just completely ruined me. There’s kind of no escape from that. And it was like history repeating itself. Again, I just put on a brave face, saying ‘I can do this’.
Natalie explained that the second loss hit her hard five months later during a holiday in Greece, where she felt overcome with anxiety and felt depressed as she processed the miscarriage.
The dance star then sought help form a charity called Child Bereavement UK and sought help through counselling.
Natalie and James finally had happy news in April 2019 when they discovered they were pregnant again.
The couple welcomed their son, Jack, in December 2019.
Announcing the news on social media at the time, Natalie wrote: “Overjoyed to announce the arrival of Jack James Knibbs weighing in at 8lbs 8oz.
“We’re all doing amazingly well and are so grateful for this gift of life. Massive thank you to all the incredible team at St Mary’s Hospital in Manchester @MFT_SMH @bbcstrictly @Fit_Steps.”


thedailymirror--2020-06-19--Michelle Keegan 'set for WAG life as Mark Wright is approached Billericay Town'

Michelle Keegan could find herself catapulted to the front of the WAG queue as hubby Mark Wright is being lined up to become a paid footballer .
According to reports , 33-year-old reality star Mark could see himself stepping back in time to re-pursue his football dreams – which came to an end back in 2011 .
According to The Sun , the former The Only Way Is Essex star is being approached to sign to Billericay Town Football Club at the behest of former Premiership League star Jamie O ’ Hara .
While glamorous wife Michelle , 33 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cheering him on as he plays in a pay-as-you-play capacity in the next season .
The Sun reports that the non-league team ’ s player/manager Jamie , 33 , wants to snap up Mark to the tune of £600 a week .
A source told the publication : “ Jamie has known Mark for a while and has long-admired his ability on the pitch .
He played to a decent standard as a youngster and was a professional for a time before focusing on showbiz .
“ Now Jamie has offered him a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ won ’ t be a groundbreaking wage but it could see him earning money to play the sport he loves again .
“ And it would make Michelle easily Britain ’ s most glamorous Wag .
The locals in Billericay are going to be gobsmacked.
” Mark has a history of playing football in a semi-professional capacity back in his younger years .
The TV star played left-back for the youth teams of West Ham between 1994 and 1998 , Arsenal between 1998 and 2001 , and for Tottenham Hotspur from 2001 to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ adult , playing for a number of clubs between 2005 and 2011 .
Fans saw Mark on the pitch after his newfound fame as a reality star in 2016 when he plated for Soccer Aid where he was named Man of the Match .
Meanwhile Michelle has a level of experience of WAG life - having played Bobby Moore ’ s wife in a dramatisation of the footballer ’ s life .
Michelle played Tina in Tina and Bobby which aired on ITV in 2017 .
The show attracted over six million viewers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ warm reviews from critics .

Michelle could soon be a wife of a paid footballer if reports that husband Mark is being offered a deal to be a player to the tune of hundreds of pounds per week prove to be true
Michelle Keegan 'set for WAG life as Mark Wright is approached by Billericay Town FC'
Michelle Keegan could find herself catapulted to the front of the WAG queue as hubby Mark Wright is being lined up to become a paid footballer.
According to reports, 33-year-old reality star Mark could see himself stepping back in time to re-pursue his football dreams – which came to an end back in 2011.
According to The Sun, the former The Only Way Is Essex star is being approached to sign to Billericay Town Football Club at the behest of former Premiership League star Jamie O’Hara.
While glamorous wife Michelle, 33, would no doubt be at the sidelines cheering him on as he plays in a pay-as-you-play capacity in the next season.
Image: Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images) Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images)
The Sun reports that the non-league team’s player/manager Jamie, 33, wants to snap up Mark to the tune of £600 a week.
A source told the publication: “Jamie has known Mark for a while and has long-admired his ability on the pitch. He played to a decent standard as a youngster and was a professional for a time before focusing on showbiz.
“Now Jamie has offered him a late lifeline back into football. It won’t be a groundbreaking wage but it could see him earning money to play the sport he loves again.
Image: Getty Images Europe) Getty Images Europe)
“And it would make Michelle easily Britain’s most glamorous Wag. The locals in Billericay are going to be gobsmacked.”
Mark has a history of playing football in a semi-professional capacity back in his younger years.
The TV star played left-back for the youth teams of West Ham between 1994 and 1998, Arsenal between 1998 and 2001, and for Tottenham Hotspur from 2001 to 2005.
He then played as an adult, playing for a number of clubs between 2005 and 2011.
Fans saw Mark on the pitch after his newfound fame as a reality star in 2016 when he plated for Soccer Aid where he was named Man of the Match.
Image: Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images) Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images)
Meanwhile Michelle has a level of experience of WAG life - having played Bobby Moore’s wife in a dramatisation of the footballer’s life.
Michelle played Tina in Tina and Bobby which aired on ITV in 2017.
The show attracted over six million viewers for the first episode – and attracted warm reviews from critics.


thedailymirror--2020-06-19--Police could patrol pub beer gardens to ensure social distancing in 'new normal'

Police could start patrolling beer gardens to ensure drinkers comply with social distancing rules under plans to re-open pubs next month .
Customers will also be asked to order drinks on phone apps and sit at spaced-out tables , the Times reports .
Under new Government guidelines on how the hospitality industry will operate post-lockdown , restaurants will also have smaller menus .
To stop coronavirus from spreading , staff will also no longer set tables in advance .
Instead , napkins and cutlery will be brought out when meals are served , while all menus will have to be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the latest on the coronavirus pandemic , read our liveblog here There will also be a ban on self-service buffets , and waiters will be required to wash their hands every time they serve a new table .
According to the paper , Boris Johnson will announce next week that the Government will press ahead with plans to re-open the hospitality industry from July 4 .
It is also understood that the Prime Minister is set to relax the two-metre rule in an attempt to boost the economy .
On a visit to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , he told the public to `` watch this space '' when asked if the measure could be relaxed to help schools in England return in autumn .
A Downing Street team is already running an urgent review of the two-metre rule , which is expected to conclude next week .
The review could see the recommended distance between people in shops and outdoor spaces cut to a level seen in other European countries .
Ministers are also due to publish new legislation which would automatically allow pubs , bars and restaurants to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ street .
Meanwhile under plans to re-open hotels , guests will be encouraged to order food using room service , with meals left on trays outside their rooms .
It comes as the UK 's coronavirus alert level was reduced today for the first time since lockdown .
The four Chief Medical Officers for the four nations of the UK agreed it should be reduced from Level 4 to Level 3 .
The downgrading - recommended by the Joint Biosecurity Centre ( JBC ) - means the Covid-19 epidemic is in `` general @ @ @ @ @ @ @ longer `` high or rising exponentially '' .
However , advisers have warned that localised outbreaks of Covid-19 are still `` likely '' to occur .
Health Secretary Matt Hancock boasted it is a `` big moment for the country , and a real testament to the British people ’ s determination to beat this virus . ''
Meanwhile the PM says lowering the alert level from four to three allows ministers to `` start making some progress '' on social-distancing measures .
He has also said it is his intention that children @ @ @ @ @ @ @ able to return to school on a five-days-a-week basis in September .
At today 's Downing Street daily briefing , Education Secretary Gavin Williamson suggested that primary school class sizes of 15 , known as `` bubbles '' , could be expanded back to their normal size to allow more children back in the classroom .
Mr Williamson added that further guidance on safety measures will be published in the next two weeks .
The latest official coronavirus figures show the UK daily death toll is still in the three figures after 173 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ brings the UK 's total death toll to 42,461 fatalities since the outbreak began .

The British Beer and Pub Association demands clarity on the reopening of pubs
The British Beer and Pub Association demands clarity on the reopening of pubs
The Government is reportedly set to re-open pubs on July 4, but under new social distancing rules customers will have to order drinks on phone apps while beer gardens could be patrolled
Pub beer gardens could be patrolled to enforce social distancing in 'new normal'
Beer gardens could be patrolled to ensure drinkers comply with social distancing rules under plans to re-open pubs next month.
Customers will also be asked to order drinks on phone apps and sit at spaced-out tables, the Times reports.
Under new Government guidelines on how the hospitality industry will operate post-lockdown, restaurants will also have smaller menus.
To stop coronavirus from spreading, staff will also no longer set tables in advance.
Instead, napkins and cutlery will be brought out when meals are served, while all menus will have to be disposable and used only once.
For the latest on the coronavirus pandemic, read our liveblog here
There will also be a ban on self-service buffets, and waiters will be required to wash their hands every time they serve a new table.
According to the paper, Boris Johnson will announce next week that the Government will press ahead with plans to re-open the hospitality industry from July 4.
It is also understood that the Prime Minister is set to relax the two-metre rule, which is seen as a barrier to some pubs and restaurants reopening.
Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden told the BBC that a review into the rule will be concluded in the "coming days".
On a visit to Bovingdon Primary School in Hertfordshire on Friday, he told the public to "watch this space" when asked if the measure could be relaxed to help schools in England return in autumn.
And it is being reported by the Mail that government scientists are now "totally comfortable" with the distance being cut.
A Downing Street team is already running an urgent review of the two-metre rule, which is expected to conclude next week.
The review could see the recommended distance between people in shops and outdoor spaces cut to a level seen in other European countries.
Ministers are also due to publish new legislation which would automatically allow pubs, bars and restaurants to serve alcohol on pavements and in the street.
Meanwhile under plans to re-open hotels, guests will be encouraged to order food using room service, with meals left on trays outside their rooms.
It comes as the UK's coronavirus alert level was reduced today for the first time since lockdown.
The four Chief Medical Officers for the four nations of the UK agreed it should be reduced from Level 4 to Level 3.
The downgrading - recommended by the Joint Biosecurity Centre (JBC) - means the Covid-19 epidemic is in "general circulation", but transmission is no longer "high or rising exponentially".
However, advisers have warned that localised outbreaks of Covid-19 are still "likely" to occur.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock boasted it is a "big moment for the country, and a real testament to the British people’s determination to beat this virus."
Meanwhile the PM says lowering the alert level from four to three allows ministers to "start making some progress" on social-distancing measures.
He has also said it is his intention that children of all ages in England should be able to return to school on a five-days-a-week basis in September.
At today's Downing Street daily briefing, Education Secretary Gavin Williamson suggested that primary school class sizes of 15, known as "bubbles", could be expanded back to their normal size to allow more children back in the classroom.
Mr Williamson added that further guidance on safety measures will be published in the next two weeks.
The latest official coronavirus figures show the UK daily death toll is still in the three figures after 173 new fatalities were reported today.
It brings the UK's total death toll to 42,461 fatalities since the outbreak began.


thedailymirror--2020-06-19--Demi Sims dating Ex On The Beach star after failed Megan Barton-Hanson romance

Demi Sims appears to be in a new relationship .
The TOWIE babe 's new sweetheart Leonie McSorley revealed that she is in a relationship with the Essex native by posting a loved-up couples snap onto her Instagram account on Friday evening .
Leonie , who has appeared on MTV 's Ex On The Beach , captioned the telling snap : `` wifed off . ''
The cute photo showed the couple holding each other tightly while posing on the sofa and smitten Demi , 23 , typed below the offering : `` Babyyyy '' and added a heart emoji @ @ @ @ @ @ @ failed romance with Love Island 's Megan Barton-Hanson , is yet to share any snaps of herself and Leonie on her own Instagram grid but she did recently take to her Instagram Story to share a snap of them both in bed - but Leonie 's face was concealed by her pastel pink hair .
Leonie is from Liverpool and lives in Manchester according to her Instagram bio , so it is likely she has been staying with her girlfriend during lockdown .
Proving Leonie 's family approve of Demi , the Instagram @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to gush over the couple an told that she `` could n't be happier '' for her twin .
`` My Twinny and her one @ demi_sims have gone insta offishhh and I couldn ’ t be happier , '' she gushed .
Fans appeared delighted by the news that Demi has settled down , with one saying : `` Can u actual imagine the sex tape these two would create . ''
Their new romance comes after Demi split from on-off girlfriend Megan Barton-Hanson .
Megan and Demi met during Celebs Go @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the PDA at the show 's wrap party .
The girls later split in August 2019 before their relationship had even really started .
A representative for Demi and Leonie has been contacted by Mirror Online for comment .
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DEMI AND FRANKIE SIMS STRUGGLE TO KEEP THEIR EYES OPEN LEAVING G-A-Y
DEMI AND FRANKIE SIMS STRUGGLE TO KEEP THEIR EYES OPEN LEAVING G-A-Y
TOWIE babe Demi Sims is dating 2017's EX On The Beach star Leonie McSorley after her sour split with Megan Barton-Hanson
Demi Sims 'wifed off' with Ex On The Beach star after failed Megan Barton-Hanson romance
Demi Sims appears to be in a new relationship.
The TOWIE babe's new sweetheart Leonie McSorley revealed that she is in a relationship with the Essex native by posting a loved-up couples snap onto her Instagram account on Friday evening.
Leonie, who has appeared on MTV's Ex On The Beach, captioned the telling snap: "wifed off."
The cute photo showed the couple holding each other tightly while posing on the sofa and smitten Demi, 23, typed below the offering: "Babyyyy" and added a heart emoji.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
Demi, who recently had a failed romance with Love Island's Megan Barton-Hanson, is yet to share any snaps of herself and Leonie on her own Instagram grid but she did recently take to her Instagram Story to share a snap of them both in bed - but Leonie's face was concealed by her pastel pink hair.
Leonie is from Liverpool and lives in Manchester according to her Instagram bio, so it is likely she has been staying with her girlfriend during lockdown.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
Proving Leonie's family approve of Demi, the Instagram star's sister Che took to Twitter to gush over the couple an told that she "couldn't be happier" for her twin.
"My Twinny and her one @demi_sims have gone insta offishhh and I couldn’t be happier," she gushed.
Image: Instagram) Instagram) Image: Demi Sims/Instagram) Demi Sims/Instagram)
Fans appeared delighted by the news that Demi has settled down, with one saying: "Can u actual imagine the sex tape these two would create."
As another wrote: "Fittest couple everrrrr."
Their new romance comes after Demi split from on-off girlfriend Megan Barton-Hanson.
Image: Channel 4) Channel 4)
Megan and Demi met during Celebs Go Dating - they were seen packing on the PDA at the show's wrap party.
The girls later split in August 2019 before their relationship had even really started.
A representative for Demi and Leonie has been contacted by Mirror Online for comment.
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thedailymirror--2020-06-19--FBI tracks down 'arsonist' after finding review of distinctive T-shirt she wore

A woman suspected of torching two police cars was tracked down after the FBI discovered her online review of the distinctive T-shirt she was wearing .
Footage and pictures of the incident - which happened during a protest in Philadelphia - showed the fires were started by a masked woman wearing a T-shirt which said : “ Keep the Immigrants .
Deport the Racists.
” Investigators discovered the shirt was only available from one place - a store on Etsy .
Helpfully for them , there was a five-star review for the T-shirt posted days before the protest .
A @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to another account on online fashion site Poshmark .
From there detectives identified the woman as Lore-Elisabeth Blumenthal , 33 , by matching it with her LinkedIn profile .
A trawl through videos from the massage centre where she works revealed she had a distinctive tattoo which was also seen in images of the protest .
The cars were set alight on May 30 as tensions spilled over following the killing of George Floyd by white police officer Derek Chauvin .
If convicted , Blumenthal could face seven years behind bars .
Attorney @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , told The Philadelphia Inquirer that many people are aware how information shared on sites such as Instagram can be used against them .
He also warned the FBI may have violated the privacy of many others in order to track down suspects .
Mr Hetznecker said : “ Social media has fueled much of the protests , and has also become a fertile ground for government surveillance . ''
And he continued : “ The question is whether they ’ ve undermined the privacy interests of everyone based on the search for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s the same paradigm that was used to profile Muslims after 9/11 , the same paradigm used for profiling African Americans.
” US Attorney William M. McSwain described the torching of the police cars as a “ violent and despicable act.
” In a statement he said : “ We at the US Attorney ’ s Office fully support the First Amendment right of the people to assemble peaceably and to petition their government .
“ But torching a police car has nothing to do with peaceful protest or any legitimate message @ @ @ @ @ @ @ acts can stand by to put your hands behind your back and head to federal prison .
`` We are coming for you .
”

Image: US District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania)
Investigators say Lore-Elisabeth Blumenthal, 33, was wearing a shirt saying “Keep the Immigrants. Deport the Racists” which is only available from one Etsy seller. A five-star review led them to Blumenthal's LinkedIn page
FBI tracks down 'arsonist' after finding review of distinctive T-shirt she wore
A woman suspected of torching two police cars was tracked down after the FBI discovered her online review of the distinctive T-shirt she was wearing.
Footage and pictures of the incident - which happened during a protest in Philadelphia - showed the fires were started by a masked woman wearing a T-shirt which said: “Keep the Immigrants. Deport the Racists.”
Investigators discovered the shirt was only available from one place - a store on Etsy.
Helpfully for them, there was a five-star review for the T-shirt posted days before the protest.
A Google search of the username led them to another account on online fashion site Poshmark.
Image: NurPhoto/PA Images) NurPhoto/PA Images)
From there detectives identified the woman as Lore-Elisabeth Blumenthal, 33, by matching it with her LinkedIn profile.
A trawl through videos from the massage centre where she works revealed she had a distinctive tattoo which was also seen in images of the protest.
The cars were set alight on May 30 as tensions spilled over following the killing of George Floyd by white police officer Derek Chauvin.
Image: NurPhoto/PA Images) NurPhoto/PA Images)
If convicted, Blumenthal could face seven years behind bars.
Attorney Paul Hetznecker, who is representing Blumenthal, told The Philadelphia Inquirer that many people are aware how information shared on sites such as Instagram can be used against them.
He also warned the FBI may have violated the privacy of many others in order to track down suspects.
Mr Hetznecker said: “Social media has fueled much of the protests, and has also become a fertile ground for government surveillance."
And he continued: “The question is whether they’ve undermined the privacy interests of everyone based on the search for one or two individuals.
“That’s the same paradigm that was used to profile Muslims after 9/11, the same paradigm used for profiling African Americans.”
US Attorney William M. McSwain described the torching of the police cars as a “violent and despicable act.”
In a statement he said: “We at the US Attorney’s Office fully support the First Amendment right of the people to assemble peaceably and to petition their government.
“But torching a police car has nothing to do with peaceful protest or any legitimate message.
"Anybody who engaged in such acts can stand by to put your hands behind your back and head to federal prison.
"We are coming for you.”


thedailymirror--2020-06-19--Celebrity Gogglebox fans in hysterics over Denise Van Outen's raunchy sex chat

Celebrity Gogglebox fans were astounded this evening at the bawdy chat of Denise Van Outen and her boyfriend , Eddie Boxshall .
As they parked themselves on the sofa to see what telly had to offer for the week , the pair were distracted from the actual shows as they engaged in some filthy sex chat .
Eddie placed a bowl of popcorn between his legs and urged Denise to help herself , while Denise clapped back : `` Makes a change to pick some up from that area that actually fills me up . ''
The pair could n't @ @ @ @ @ @ @ should reach down to the bottom .
Denise also said that Eddie could `` lick his own balls '' if he was going to act like a dog .
Fans took to Twitter over the pair 's raunchy convo .
One wrote : `` Ohhh Denise and her other half having a little sexy chat flirt there . ''
Another shared a string of cry laughing emojis alongside Denise 's dog joke about Eddie .
A third branded it Gogglebox 's `` best ever quote . ''
A fourth seemed to have the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ emoji and tweeting : `` I 've developed a mild obsession with Denise Van Outen 's boyfriend Eddie . ''
The pair star on Celebrity Gogglebox 's second season alongside the likes of Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash , Eammon Holmes and Ruth Langsford , and Harry and Sandra Redknapp .
Laura Whitmore and Iain Stirling will also be showing their faces further down the line .
Zoe Ball and her son Woody Cook , Nick Grimshaw and his niece Liv , and boxer Nicola Adams and her partner Ella are also all @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at 9pm on Channel 4 .

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Viewers tuning into Celebrity Gogglebox tonight were left gobsmacked as Denise Van Outen and her boyfriend Eddie chatted sex
Celebrity Gogglebox fans were astounded this evening at the bawdy chat of Denise Van Outen and her boyfriend, Eddie Boxshall.
As they parked themselves on the sofa to see what telly had to offer for the week, the pair were distracted from the actual shows as they engaged in some filthy sex chat.
Eddie placed a bowl of popcorn between his legs and urged Denise to help herself, while Denise clapped back: "Makes a change to pick some up from that area that actually fills me up."
The pair couldn't contain their giggles as he said she should reach down to the bottom.
Image: Channel 4) Channel 4)
Denise also said that Eddie could "lick his own balls" if he was going to act like a dog.
Fans took to Twitter over the pair's raunchy convo.
One wrote: "Ohhh Denise and her other half having a little sexy chat flirt there."
Image: Channel 4) Channel 4)
Another shared a string of cry laughing emojis alongside Denise's dog joke about Eddie.
A third branded it Gogglebox's "best ever quote."
A fourth seemed to have the hots for Eddie, posting a heart emoji and tweeting: "I've developed a mild obsession with Denise Van Outen's boyfriend Eddie."
Image: Channel 4) Channel 4) Image: Channel 4) Channel 4)
The pair star on Celebrity Gogglebox's second season alongside the likes of Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash, Eammon Holmes and Ruth Langsford, and Harry and Sandra Redknapp.
Laura Whitmore and Iain Stirling will also be showing their faces further down the line.
Zoe Ball and her son Woody Cook, Nick Grimshaw and his niece Liv, and boxer Nicola Adams and her partner Ella are also all stars.
*Celebrity Gogglebox airs on Fridays at 9pm on Channel 4.