thedailymirror--2020-10-31--Oleksandr Usyk beats Derek Chisora to set up Anthony Joshua clash

Oleksandr Usyk proved he belongs with the best heavyweights in the world as he outclassed Derek Chisora .
The former undisputed cruiserweight champion took his time before moving through the gears to eventually stamp his authority on the fight .
And in doing so he secured his shot at world champion Anthony Joshua , who was watching from ringside as all three judges gave the Ukrainian the nod .
Chisora , roared on by friend Tony Bellew , made a strong start as he looked to drag Usyk into the trenches by making the most of his near three-stone weight @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hand in the opening two sessions although had a tendency to lunge in on his unbeaten opponent , often missing wildly and expending much-needed energy .
Usyk soon began to find his feet in just his second fight at heavyweight and they were soon keeping him away from Chisora 's attacks .
And he began to assert his authority as the fight reached the halfway point as Chisora 's attacks slowed and became more desperate .
Usyk enjoyed his best moments to date in the seventh round as he showed a glimpse of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The Brit enjoyed a brief recovery before Usyk made sure of victory by controlling the latter rounds before he was awarded victory by scores of 117-112 and 115-113 twice .
Usyk said : `` It 's a real test in heavyweight , Chisora a big guy , a hard guy .
I was expecting a fight like that , I was expecting a tougher fight .
`` My plan is to go to my home , maximum time with my family .
I want to become not just world champion , but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , meanwhile , believed he had done enough to have his hand raised .
He said : `` I feel great .
I was pushing the pace .
I 'm just disappointed with the result , gutted . ''
On the undercard , Lee Selby was beaten by George Kambosos to leave the Welshman 's future in doubt .
Former featherweight world champion Selby was bidding to set up a shot at new lightweight champion Teofimo Lopez .
But after a strong second half , it was Kambosos who was deservedly given the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ new star .
Earlier , Savannah Marshall produced a brilliant display to stop Hannah Rankin in the seventh round of their world title fight .
Marshall dominated from the first bell before putting an authoritative stop to the contest to win the WBO middleweight belt .

TYSON FURY CONFIRMS NEXT FIGHT WILL BE IN UK AS DEONTAY WILDER BOUT FALLS THROUGH
TYSON FURY CONFIRMS NEXT FIGHT WILL BE IN UK AS DEONTAY WILDER BOUT FALLS THROUGH
Chisora started well but Usyk showed his class in just his second fight at heavyweight
Oleksandr Usyk proved he belongs with the best heavyweights in the world as he outclassed Derek Chisora.
The former undisputed cruiserweight champion took his time before moving through the gears to eventually stamp his authority on the fight.
And in doing so he secured his shot at world champion Anthony Joshua, who was watching from ringside as all three judges gave the Ukrainian the nod.
Chisora, roared on by friend Tony Bellew, made a strong start as he looked to drag Usyk into the trenches by making the most of his near three-stone weight advantage.
The Brit landed his right hand in the opening two sessions although had a tendency to lunge in on his unbeaten opponent, often missing wildly and expending much-needed energy.
Usyk soon began to find his feet in just his second fight at heavyweight and they were soon keeping him away from Chisora's attacks.
And he began to assert his authority as the fight reached the halfway point as Chisora's attacks slowed and became more desperate.
Usyk enjoyed his best moments to date in the seventh round as he showed a glimpse of his power as Chisora began to tire.
The Brit enjoyed a brief recovery before Usyk made sure of victory by controlling the latter rounds before he was awarded victory by scores of 117-112 and 115-113 twice.
Image: Dave Thompson Matchroom Boxing) Dave Thompson Matchroom Boxing)
Usyk said: "It's a real test in heavyweight, Chisora a big guy, a hard guy. I was expecting a fight like that, I was expecting a tougher fight.
"My plan is to go to my home, maximum time with my family. I want to become not just world champion, but the undisputed world champion."
Chisora, meanwhile, believed he had done enough to have his hand raised.
He said: "I feel great. I was pushing the pace. I'm just disappointed with the result, gutted."
Image: Dave Thompson Matchroom Boxing) Dave Thompson Matchroom Boxing)
On the undercard, Lee Selby was beaten by George Kambosos to leave the Welshman's future in doubt.
Former featherweight world champion Selby was bidding to set up a shot at new lightweight champion Teofimo Lopez.
But after a strong second half, it was Kambosos who was deservedly given the nod and who called out boxing's new star.
Earlier, Savannah Marshall produced a brilliant display to stop Hannah Rankin in the seventh round of their world title fight.
Marshall dominated from the first bell before putting an authoritative stop to the contest to win the WBO middleweight belt.


thedailymirror--2020-10-31--Fred and Rose West's son, 40, 'found dead in hostel in suspected drug overdose'

Fred and Rosemary West 's youngest son has been found dead from a suspected overdose .
Barry West , 40 , had long battled drug addiction , nightmares and psychiatric problems , according to reports .
Barry was just seven years old when he saw his parents beat his sister Heather to death at their home in Gloucester .
All the children of Fred and Rose West were forced to endure incest , brutal beatings , porn and prostitution .
But Barry was particularly affected by his parents ' crime history , people close to the family said .
A @ @ @ @ @ @ @ found peace , never escaped the ghosts of Cromwell Street .
`` Of all the Wests ' younger children , Barry had the most difficult life . ''
In 1995 , Fred West killed himself in prison in 1995 while awaiting trial on 12 murder charges while Rose West was sentenced to life without parole for ten murders .
Barry was found dead at a hostel in Maidstone , Kent , according to the Mail on Sunday .
Because of the backlog in cases due to the coronavirus pandemic , an inquest will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ New Year , according to the newspaper .
A family member who asked not to be named said Barry had died `` some weeks ago '' .
They added : `` We heard he had died , but we know no more than that . ''
Barry was just seven-years-old when he saw his parents beat his sister Heather , 16 , to death .
During an interview in 2002 , Barry recalled the night his sister was killed .
He said she came back home at about 3am and her parents were @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` I heard my mum slap her , then I looked through the crack and saw my dad walk round behind her and put his leg out .
`` Then he grabbed her neck and tripped her over .
`` She went on to the floor .
I could see her just a few feet away .
Then my mum just booted her .
`` She was kicking and kicking her and calling her a slag .
My dad still had her by the throat .
`` Then , when he tried to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , she refused .
I think that 's why she ended up dead . ''
Barry said his parents then wrapped Heather in some plastic and planned to get rid of her body before her siblings woke up .
He previously described his mum , who was sentenced to life , as a `` psychopath '' .
Of his dad , Barry said : `` I was happy when my dad committed suicide and now I think they should put my mum in a room with all the parents of the people she @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to pieces . ''

Barry West, 40, had long battled drug addiction, nightmares and psychiatric problems, according to reports. He was found dead from a suspected overdose at a hostel in Maidstone, Kent
Fred and Rosemary West's youngest son has been found dead from a suspected overdose.
Barry West, 40, had long battled drug addiction, nightmares and psychiatric problems, according to reports.
Barry was just seven years old when he saw his parents beat his sister Heather to death at their home in Gloucester.
All the children of Fred and Rose West were forced to endure incest, brutal beatings, porn and prostitution.
But Barry was particularly affected by his parents' crime history, people close to the family said.
A family source said: "He never found peace, never escaped the ghosts of Cromwell Street.
"Of all the Wests' younger children, Barry had the most difficult life."
In 1995, Fred West killed himself in prison in 1995 while awaiting trial on 12 murder charges while Rose West was sentenced to life without parole for ten murders.
Image: PA Archive/PA Images) PA Archive/PA Images)
Barry was found dead at a hostel in Maidstone, Kent, according to the Mail on Sunday.
Because of the backlog in cases due to the coronavirus pandemic, an inquest will not be held until later in the New Year, according to the newspaper.
A family member who asked not to be named said Barry had died "some weeks ago".
They added: "We heard he had died, but we know no more than that."
Image: SWNS) SWNS)
Barry was just seven-years-old when he saw his parents beat his sister Heather, 16, to death.
During an interview in 2002, Barry recalled the night his sister was killed.
He said she came back home at about 3am and her parents were waiting for her.
Barry said: "I heard my mum slap her, then I looked through the crack and saw my dad walk round behind her and put his leg out.
"Then he grabbed her neck and tripped her over.
"She went on to the floor. I could see her just a few feet away. Then my mum just booted her.
"She was kicking and kicking her and calling her a slag. My dad still had her by the throat.
"Then, when he tried to get her to do things to him, she refused. I think that's why she ended up dead."
Barry said his parents then wrapped Heather in some plastic and planned to get rid of her body before her siblings woke up.
He previously described his mum, who was sentenced to life, as a "psychopath".
Of his dad, Barry said: "I was happy when my dad committed suicide and now I think they should put my mum in a room with all the parents of the people she helped murder so they could tear her to pieces."


thedailymirror--2020-10-31--Woman kills her twin seven-year-old daughters in murder-suicide

A mum shot her two seven-year-old daughters left before taking her own life , investigators in the US said .
Psychologist Michele Boudreau Deegan , 55 , was found dead alongside the Mairy Anneleise Deegan and Katie Elizabeth Deegan .
A friend has suggested she may have murdered the little girls because she feared her former partner would get custody of them .
The tragedy happened in Sudden Valley , Washington State , last night .
In a statement the Whatcom County Sheriff 's Department said that the girls ' dad had been ruled out as a suspect .
It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ clearly implicates Michele Boudreau Deegan as the only suspect in the death of her two daughters . ''
The killer mum was described as `` deeply troubled '' by a former friend , KIRO 7 reports .
Whatcom County Sheriff Bill Elfo said : `` It 's a real tragic situation that we 're still investigating , trying to get more information on what might have motivated someone to do something this horrific . ''
In a Facebook post , one of her friends wrote : `` Michelle was a wonderful woman ... @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in an absolutely sick , unimaginably twisted way , obviously ) to `` protect '' the girls from a life with their dad without her .
`` She was a kind and warm friend , bright and empathetic , a psychologist with a local practice that helped so many people , including me , and my daughter . ''
The friend said Deegan had been caught up in a `` horrific custody battle , with a man she had a domestic violence protection order against '' .
She wrote : `` Every time @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , she would be dragged into a new frivolous and expensive renegotiation .
`` She had been bankrupted by litigation , right or wrong , she worried for her girls with their dad ... .. ( the sad irony is not lost on me ) ... ... this was a mental health tragedy , not a terrible person . ''

Psychologist Michele Boudreau Deegan, 55, was found dead alongside the Mairy Anneleise Deegan and Katie Elizabeth Deegan in Sudden Valley, Washington State
A mum shot her two seven-year-old daughters left before taking her own life, investigators in the US said.
Psychologist Michele Boudreau Deegan, 55, was found dead alongside the Mairy Anneleise Deegan and Katie Elizabeth Deegan.
A friend has suggested she may have murdered the little girls because she feared her former partner would get custody of them.
The tragedy happened in Sudden Valley, Washington State, last night.
In a statement the Whatcom County Sheriff's Department said that the girls' dad had been ruled out as a suspect.
It said: “Evidence at the scene clearly implicates Michele Boudreau Deegan as the only suspect in the death of her two daughters."
The killer mum was described as "deeply troubled" by a former friend, KIRO 7 reports.
Whatcom County Sheriff Bill Elfo said: "It's a real tragic situation that we're still investigating, trying to get more information on what might have motivated someone to do something this horrific."
In a Facebook post, one of her friends wrote: "Michelle was a wonderful woman....she HAD TO HAVE BEEN trying (in an absolutely sick, unimaginably twisted way, obviously) to "protect" the girls from a life with their dad without her.
"She was a kind and warm friend, bright and empathetic, a psychologist with a local practice that helped so many people, including me, and my daughter."
The friend said Deegan had been caught up in a "horrific custody battle, with a man she had a domestic violence protection order against".
She wrote: "Every time she believed her divorce was almost final, she would be dragged into a new frivolous and expensive renegotiation.
"She had been bankrupted by litigation, right or wrong, she worried for her girls with their dad.....(the sad irony is not lost on me)......this was a mental health tragedy, not a terrible person."


thedailymirror--2020-10-31--Hunt for Nazi massacre site 'Death Valley' finds human ashes and scorched bones

A search at a site where up to 1,000 are suspected to have been killed by the Nazis has uncovered human ashes and bones .
The site , which is near Chojnice , northern Poland , has become known as the Death Valley due to the harrowing reports of a mass killing that took place there in 1945 .
Archaeologist Dawid Kobialka said the discovery of human remains indicates the site was indeed an execution spot where bodies were burnt in order to cover up their murder .
The evidence tallies with reports by witnesses who say they recall `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` stench '' of burnt bodies lingering over the town .
Dr Kobialka said bones were found only one or two centimetres beneath the surface - enough for a shovel to reveal them at a single stroke .
He said : `` Our main goal was to find material remains related to executions in the Death Valley from the Second World War .
`` We followed a standard archaeological methodology : archival research , non-invasive research , a metal detector survey , we looked for witnesses and , finally , we carried out @ @ @ @ @ @ @ data resulted in discovering what we believe is an execution spot and a place where the bodies of victims were burned to cover up evidence of the crime . ''
It 's evidence that fits with witness accounts of bodies being burned after the massacre .
Dr Kobialka said one witness in particular was helpful in uncovering the site .
He said : `` Kazimierz Janikowski had especially important information .
`` As a young boy , in 1945 , he went to the Death Valley and found burned human remains .
He @ @ @ @ @ @ @ should be looking .
`` The place that he indicated to us was about 40m from where we found burned human remains .
`` The victims were murdered from a close distance and then the bodies were thrown into a cremation hearth . ''
The finding of human remains at the site follows the discovery of other artefacts related to the massacre there .
Many of these items also showed signs of burning .
Dr Kobialka said : `` We found material evidence of the crime , e.g .
bullets and shells from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` We found personal belongings of the victims like buttons , pocket knives , coins and devotional articles .
We found an earring and a fragment of a brooch , among others .
`` Most of the artefacts have marks which confirm that they had contact with fire and high temperatures .
Some artefacts made of aluminium are completely melted . ''
The 1945 massacre was one of two that took place at the Death Valley , with the other taking place in 1939 , and targeting Polish intellectuals and community leaders @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the later massacre , meanwhile , were Gestapo prisoners from the city of Bydgoszcz , 44 miles to the south .
Jan Grunt , a witness to the 1945 massacre , said the Germans left behind gasoline barrels when they departed .
`` The shootings from pistols were heard almost all night , '' he said .
`` The bodies were doused in gasoline and later burned .
The fire was discernible for three days and nights at the Death Valley . ''
Mr Janikowski recalled seeing the barrels too .
He said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ gasoline barrels .
There was a stench over town when the bodies were burned . ''
Dr Kobialka , who was born in Chojnice , described how the massacre continued to have an effect generations later .
`` There are descendants of the victims who still look for information about what happened to their relatives , '' he said .
`` I have literally just got an email from an old woman whose father was probably killed at the Death Valley .
She was three months old when the Gestapo arrested her father @ @ @ @ @ @ @ social , cultural , and historical value .
There is information that only archaeology can reclaim , even in the context of events as recent as the Second World War . ''
A more in-depth excavation of the site is to take place next year .

mirrornews@mirror.co.uk (Michael Havis, Claire Gilbody-Dickerson)

Witnesses of the 1945 mass killing in northern Poland recall hearing Nazi pistols firing "all night" and the "stench" of burnt bodies pervading the area
A search at a site where up to 1,000 are suspected to have been killed by the Nazis has uncovered human ashes and bones.
The site, which is near Chojnice, northern Poland, has become known as the Death Valley due to the harrowing reports of a mass killing that took place there in 1945.
Archaeologist Dawid Kobialka said the discovery of human remains indicates the site was indeed an execution spot where bodies were burnt in order to cover up their murder.
The evidence tallies with reports by witnesses who say they recall "those 200-litre gasoline barrels" and the "stench" of burnt bodies lingering over the town.
Dr Kobialka said bones were found only one or two centimetres beneath the surface - enough for a shovel to reveal them at a single stroke.
Image: Dawid Kobialka/Pen News) Dawid Kobialka/Pen News)
He said: "Our main goal was to find material remains related to executions in the Death Valley from the Second World War.
"We followed a standard archaeological methodology: archival research, non-invasive research, a metal detector survey, we looked for witnesses and, finally, we carried out test excavations.
"All the obtained data resulted in discovering what we believe is an execution spot and a place where the bodies of victims were burned to cover up evidence of the crime."
Image: Dawid Kobialka/Pen News) Dawid Kobialka/Pen News)
It's evidence that fits with witness accounts of bodies being burned after the massacre.
Dr Kobialka said one witness in particular was helpful in uncovering the site.
He said: "Kazimierz Janikowski had especially important information.
"As a young boy, in 1945, he went to the Death Valley and found burned human remains. He showed us more or less where we should be looking.
"The place that he indicated to us was about 40m from where we found burned human remains.
"The victims were murdered from a close distance and then the bodies were thrown into a cremation hearth."
Image: Dawid Kobialka/Pen News) Dawid Kobialka/Pen News)
The finding of human remains at the site follows the discovery of other artefacts related to the massacre there.
Many of these items also showed signs of burning.
Dr Kobialka said: "We found material evidence of the crime, e.g. bullets and shells from Walther PPK and P08 Parabellum German pistols.
"We found personal belongings of the victims like buttons, pocket knives, coins and devotional articles. We found an earring and a fragment of a brooch, among others.
"Most of the artefacts have marks which confirm that they had contact with fire and high temperatures. Some artefacts made of aluminium are completely melted."
The 1945 massacre was one of two that took place at the Death Valley, with the other taking place in 1939, and targeting Polish intellectuals and community leaders.
It's thought that victims of the later massacre, meanwhile, were Gestapo prisoners from the city of Bydgoszcz, 44 miles to the south.
Image: Daniel Frymark/Pen News) Daniel Frymark/Pen News)
Jan Grunt, a witness to the 1945 massacre, said the Germans left behind gasoline barrels when they departed.
"The shootings from pistols were heard almost all night," he said.
"The bodies were doused in gasoline and later burned. The fire was discernible for three days and nights at the Death Valley."
Mr Janikowski recalled seeing the barrels too.
He said: "I still see those 200-litre gasoline barrels. There was a stench over town when the bodies were burned."
Dr Kobialka, who was born in Chojnice, described how the massacre continued to have an effect generations later.
"There are descendants of the victims who still look for information about what happened to their relatives," he said.
"I have literally just got an email from an old woman whose father was probably killed at the Death Valley. She was three months old when the Gestapo arrested her father.
"Such archaeology has a great social, cultural, and historical value. There is information that only archaeology can reclaim, even in the context of events as recent as the Second World War."
A more in-depth excavation of the site is to take place next year.


thedailymirror--2020-10-31--Kim Kardashian's 'living nightmare' as she transforms mansion into spider den

Kim Kardashian has gone all out for spooky season by transformed her Calabasas mansion into a webbed den .
The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star , 40 , treated her 190 million Instagram followers to a tour inside the creepy Halloween-themed home on Saturday .
Not one to shy away from the extravagant , the reality TV star ensured that she celebrated the freaky holiday despite it being cancelled by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic .
The haunting video started off with Kim recording the outside of her home with Kanye West as she panned the camera across a giant @ @ @ @ @ @ @ her mansion .
Although the proud mum-of-four is utterly terrified of spiders , she vowed to create the best Halloween for her children who are ‘ obsessed ’ with all things creepy-crawly .
Almost every inch of the makeup mogul ’ s prized home was covered in spider webs as she transformed her minimal mansion into a Halloween fortress .
As she continued with the epic tour , Kim told fans that she transformed the family library room into a trampoline room where her kids could jump to their hearts content on the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ shared snippets of her living room , dining room and kitchen which all featured monstrous spiders scattered across the spacious rooms .
Kim and Kanye ’ s luxurious home was decorated with striking red-light fixtures with transformed the mansion into a ‘ living nightmare ’ .
Eerie music and haunting sound effects were emanating from the corridors as the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star showed fans around her spooky home .
Kim and her eldest daughter North , 8 , decided to don matching outfits as they transformed into jokers .
There @ @ @ @ @ @ @ won Halloween with these efforts !

Keeping Up With The Kardashians star Kim Kardashian ensured that she celebrated the freaky holiday despite it being cancelled by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic
Kim Kardashian has gone all out for spooky season by transformed her Calabasas mansion into a webbed den.
The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star, 40, treated her 190 million Instagram followers to a tour inside the creepy Halloween-themed home on Saturday.
Not one to shy away from the extravagant, the reality TV star ensured that she celebrated the freaky holiday despite it being cancelled by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
The haunting video started off with Kim recording the outside of her home with Kanye West as she panned the camera across a giant pink tarantula which sat on top of her mansion.
Image: kimkardashian/Instagram) kimkardashian/Instagram)
Although the proud mum-of-four is utterly terrified of spiders, she vowed to create the best Halloween for her children who are ‘obsessed’ with all things creepy-crawly.
Almost every inch of the makeup mogul’s prized home was covered in spider webs as she transformed her minimal mansion into a Halloween fortress.
As she continued with the epic tour, Kim told fans that she transformed the family library room into a trampoline room where her kids could jump to their hearts content on the special day.
Image: Kim Kardashian/Instagram) Kim Kardashian/Instagram) Image: Kim Kardashian/Instagram) Kim Kardashian/Instagram)
The brunette bombshell also shared snippets of her living room, dining room and kitchen which all featured monstrous spiders scattered across the spacious rooms.
Kim and Kanye’s luxurious home was decorated with striking red-light fixtures with transformed the mansion into a ‘living nightmare’.
Image: Kim Kardashian/Instagram) Kim Kardashian/Instagram) Image: Kim Kardashian/Instagram) Kim Kardashian/Instagram)
Eerie music and haunting sound effects were emanating from the corridors as the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star showed fans around her spooky home.
Kim and her eldest daughter North, 8, decided to don matching outfits as they transformed into jokers.
There’s no denying that Kim has won Halloween with these efforts!


thedailymirror--2020-10-31--Kris Jenner outshines Kardashian daughters with spooky Jack Skellington costume

Kris Jenner brought her A game to this year 's unconventional Halloween celebration .
The Momager , 64 , looked unrecognisable as she transformed into The Nightmare Before Christmas character Jack Skellington .
In fact , her transformation was so good that she even managed to rival her famous daughters ' costumes .
Kris rushed to Instagram and Twitter to showcase her incredible costume , which saw the mum-of-six even rent a vintage white vehicle as part of the image .
Opting for an on-brand striped black suit , Kris ' famous dark hairdo was dyed grey .
Her makeup @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Keeping Up With The Kardashians star clearly hired a professional to get her looking identical to the character .
Sharing the image with her 37.2 million Instagram followers , Kris penned : `` This is halloween # jackskellington . ''
Naturally , the incredible transformation has fans flocking to the comments section to compliment the businesswoman on her glowing look .
`` Wow Kris .
YOU DID THAT , '' wrote one fan .
A third chimed in : `` Yes yes yes !
!
Serving us major looks . ''
While a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ an icon !
Loving this . ''
Kris ' daughters showcased their stellar Halloween looks on social media earlier on , with Kendall and Kylie taking a trip down memory lane for their look .
The pair recreated their childhood Halloween outfits with a twist , as they shared their throwback snap with fans beside a sexed up version of the outfits on Instagram .
Earlier on , the lip kit mogul and her pouting pals made for some very moody Power Rangers .
Kylie led the pack as the red ranger from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ five chums also donning the lycra to complete the line-up .
Meanwhile Kim Kardashian needed no excuse to get dressed up and make a show of herself .
This year the costume queen roped in her four children as well as BFF Jonathan Cheban to achieve her dream of transforming into Tiger King 's first lady Carole Baskin .
Sporting a leopard print blouse , a waist length blonde weave and the iconic flower garland , Kim looked a dead-ringer for the Netflix star .
While a mullet-sporting Jonathan became Joe Exotic himself @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Chicago and Psalm looking utterly adorable as four tigers .
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Kris Jenner looks unrecognisable as Jack Skellington as she outshines daughters' costumes
Kris Jenner looks unrecognisable as Jack Skellington as she outshines daughters' costumes
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The Momager, 64, looked unrecognisable as she transformed into The Nightmare Before Christmas character Jack Skellington
Kris Jenner brought her A game to this year's unconventional Halloween celebration.
The Momager, 64, looked unrecognisable as she transformed into The Nightmare Before Christmas character Jack Skellington.
In fact, her transformation was so good that she even managed to rival her famous daughters' costumes.
Kris rushed to Instagram and Twitter to showcase her incredible costume, which saw the mum-of-six even rent a vintage white vehicle as part of the image.
Opting for an on-brand striped black suit, Kris' famous dark hairdo was dyed grey.
Her makeup was nothing short of dramatic as the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star clearly hired a professional to get her looking identical to the character.
Image: Kris Jenner/Instagram) Kris Jenner/Instagram)
Sharing the image with her 37.2 million Instagram followers, Kris penned: "This is halloween #jackskellington."
Naturally, the incredible transformation has fans flocking to the comments section to compliment the businesswoman on her glowing look.
"Wow Kris. YOU DID THAT," wrote one fan.
Another penned: "Iconic. Absolutely killed it!"
Image: Kris Jenner/Instagram) Kris Jenner/Instagram)
A third chimed in: "Yes yes yes!! Serving us major looks."
While a fourth agreed, adding: "What an icon! Loving this."
Kris' daughters showcased their stellar Halloween looks on social media earlier on, with Kendall and Kylie taking a trip down memory lane for their look.
The pair recreated their childhood Halloween outfits with a twist, as they shared their throwback snap with fans beside a sexed up version of the outfits on Instagram.
Image: Kris Jenner/Instagram) Kris Jenner/Instagram)
Kylie penned: "Mood tonight," alongside a snap from their childhood.
Earlier on, the lip kit mogul and her pouting pals made for some very moody Power Rangers.
Kylie led the pack as the red ranger from the much-loved kids TV show with her five chums also donning the lycra to complete the line-up.
Meanwhile Kim Kardashian needed no excuse to get dressed up and make a show of herself.
Image: Kylie Jenner /Instagram) Kylie Jenner /Instagram) Image: kimkardashian/Instagram) kimkardashian/Instagram)
This year the costume queen roped in her four children as well as BFF Jonathan Cheban to achieve her dream of transforming into Tiger King's first lady Carole Baskin.
Sporting a leopard print blouse, a waist length blonde weave and the iconic flower garland, Kim looked a dead-ringer for the Netflix star.
While a mullet-sporting Jonathan became Joe Exotic himself with Kim's kids North, Saint, Chicago and Psalm looking utterly adorable as four tigers.
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thedailymirror--2020-10-31--Burnley fans told to back controversial lawyer Farnell in £200m takeover

Burnley fans have been told controversial sports lawyer Chris Farnell is the right man to take them forward in a proposed £200million takeover .
And Scott Johnson , at the heart of the battle to save Bury FC from extinction , believes fans should be embracing Farnell 's involvement with Egyptian businessman Mohamed Elkashashy - not fearing it .
Farnell was criticised for trying to help save Bury FC after being asked by Johnson , general manager at Gigg Lane , to help out .
Johnson insists only incompetence by the EFL and meddling by owner Steve Dale were to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ – not Farnell .
Cheshire-based lawyer Farnell was handed a ban by the EFL earlier this year which prevented him from owning a club after irregularities surfaced during an attempted takeover at Charlton with Manchester businessman Paul Elliot .
Farnell appealed and the ban was subsequently overturned – and Johnson insists he 's got the connections to be a huge asset to Burnley .
He says : “ It ’ s time for the truth .
I ’ ve sat back and read some of the social media rubbish by people with agendas @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ Burnley fans need to ignore these keyboard warriors who seem to think it is okay to peddle half truths and lies .
“ I asked Chris to help us at Bury because I knew he was vastly experienced and had many , many contacts in football .
“ He was there whenever we needed him , he didn ’ t ask for a penny and did everything he could to save the club .
“ In the end , we had three bids on the table - all before the deadline @ @ @ @ @ @ @ weren ’ t considered by the EFL .
“ It is nonsense to suggest Chris tried to sell the club to a Brazilian pastor like it was some half-baked plan !
“ The bid was genuine , funds had been proved and the bid came from a close friend of our goalkeeping coach , not Chris who proved to be a wealth of knowledge and never once asked for payment .
“ I would trust him with my life and Burnley FC have nothing to worry about.
” Farnell and partner Elkashashy are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ £200m takeover at Burnley FC after agreeing to buy the Turf Moor club .
“ Burnley fans should be delighted , ” Johnson added .
“ This is a huge investment and they 're bringing football contacts , knowledge and expertise .
Exciting times lie ahead for Burnley .
“ And I 'm certain he 'll be a huge asset to Sean Dyche when it comes to signing players.
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The Clarets are on the verge of a £200million takeover by Egyptian businessman Mohamed Elkashashy and Farnell, who was banned by the EFL earlier this year but saw the sanction overturned on appeal
Burnley fans have been told sports lawyer Chris Farnell is the right man to take them forward in a proposed £200million takeover.
And Scott Johnson, at the heart of the battle to save Bury FC from extinction, believes fans should be embracing Farnell's involvement with Egyptian businessman Mohamed Elkashashy - not fearing it.
Farnell was criticised for trying to help save Bury FC after being asked by Johnson, general manager at Gigg Lane, to help out.
Johnson insists only incompetence by the EFL and meddling by owner Steve Dale were to blame for the club’s demise – not Farnell.
Cheshire-based lawyer Farnell was handed a ban by the EFL earlier this year which prevented him from owning a club after an attempted takeover at Charlton with Manchester businessman Paul Elliot.
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Farnell appealed and the ban was subsequently overturned – and Johnson insists he's got the connections to be a huge asset to Burnley.
He says: “It’s time for the truth. I’ve sat back and read some of the social media rubbish by people with agendas and it’s out of order.
“Burnley fans need to ignore these keyboard warriors who seem to think it is okay to peddle half truths and lies.
“I asked Chris to help us at Bury because I knew he was vastly experienced and had many, many contacts in football.
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“He was there whenever we needed him, he didn’t ask for a penny and did everything he could to save the club.
“In the end, we had three bids on the table - all before the deadline - and yet for some reason they weren’t considered by the EFL.
“It is nonsense to suggest Chris tried to sell the club to a Brazilian pastor like it was some half-baked plan!
“The bid was genuine, funds had been proved and the bid came from a close friend of our goalkeeping coach, not Chris who proved to be a wealth of knowledge and never once asked for payment.
“I would trust him with my life and Burnley FC have nothing to worry about.”
Farnell and partner Elkashashy are awaiting Premier League approval to complete a £200m takeover at Burnley FC after agreeing to buy the Turf Moor club.
“Burnley fans should be delighted,” Johnson added. “This is a huge investment and they're bringing football contacts, knowledge and expertise. Exciting times lie ahead for Burnley.
“And I'm certain he'll be a huge asset to Sean Dyche when it comes to signing players.”
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thedailymirror--2020-10-31--Donald Trump descends into gibberish about 'work and horror' during speech

A tired-looking Donald Trump descended into gibberish during a 'low-energy ' campaign speech days away from the US election .
The President gave the first of four rallies in Pennsylvania in Bucks County this afternoon .
He started to attack his rival , election frontrunner Joe Biden - accusing him , without providing any evidence , of backing trade policies that made `` his donors '' and `` his family '' rich .
But he then veered off into just ... we 're not sure what .
He said : `` And as we all know , he profited from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ horror given to Pennsylvania workers .
`` He made a lot of money and his family made a lot of money and nobody knew about it until just recently . ''
It 's entirely unclear what he was referring to .
The President has repeatedly attacked Biden , using misleadingly edited footage to appear as if the former Vice President had misspoken or made gaffes .
And today he mocked Biden for his criticism of the Republican 's record of fighting COVID-19 , which has killed more people in the United States than @ @ @ @ @ @ @ watched Joe Biden speak yesterday .
All he talks about is COVID , COVID .
He 's got nothing else to say .
COVID , COVID , '' Trump told the crowd , some of whom did not wear masks .
He said the United States was `` just weeks away '' from mass distribution of a safe vaccine against COVID-19 , which is pushing hospitals to capacity and killing up to 1,000 people in the United States each day .
Trump gave no details to back up his remarks about an imminent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ former Vice President Biden nationally , but with a closer contest in the most competitive states that will decide the election .
Voters say the coronavirus is their top concern .
Campaigning in the Midwest on Friday , Trump falsely said doctors earn more money when their patients die of the disease , building on his past criticism of medical experts like Dr. Anthony Fauci , the country 's top infectious diseases expert .
The president criticized Democratic officials in Minnesota for enforcing social-distancing rules that limited his rally to 250 people .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ but a horrible thing , '' he said .

A tired-looking President claimed Joe Biden had profited from the "misery of unleashed work and horror." It remains unclear what he was talking about
Donald Trump descends into gibberish about 'work and horror' during speech
A tired-looking Donald Trump descended into gibberish during a 'low-energy' campaign speech days away from the US election.
The President gave the first of four rallies in Pennsylvania in Bucks County this afternoon.
He started to attack his rival, election frontrunner Joe Biden - accusing him, without providing any evidence, of backing trade policies that made "his donors" and "his family" rich.
But he then veered off into just...we're not sure what.
He said: "And as we all know, he profited from the misery of unleashed...work and horror given to Pennsylvania workers.
"He made a lot of money and his family made a lot of money and nobody knew about it until just recently."
It's entirely unclear what he was referring to.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
The President has repeatedly attacked Biden, using misleadingly edited footage to appear as if the former Vice President had misspoken or made gaffes.
And today he mocked Biden for his criticism of the Republican's record of fighting COVID-19, which has killed more people in the United States than in any other country.
"I watched Joe Biden speak yesterday. All he talks about is COVID, COVID. He's got nothing else to say. COVID, COVID," Trump told the crowd, some of whom did not wear masks.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
He said the United States was "just weeks away" from mass distribution of a safe vaccine against COVID-19, which is pushing hospitals to capacity and killing up to 1,000 people in the United States each day. Trump gave no details to back up his remarks about an imminent vaccine.
Opinion polls show Trump trailing former Vice President Biden nationally, but with a closer contest in the most competitive states that will decide the election. Voters say the coronavirus is their top concern.
Campaigning in the Midwest on Friday, Trump falsely said doctors earn more money when their patients die of the disease, building on his past criticism of medical experts like Dr. Anthony Fauci, the country's top infectious diseases expert.
The president criticized Democratic officials in Minnesota for enforcing social-distancing rules that limited his rally to 250 people. "It's a small thing, but a horrible thing," he said.


thedailymirror--2020-10-31--Mum who 'couldn't see doctor for months' during lockdown now told she has cancer

A mum who claims she could n't see her doctor for months as she experienced abdominal pains during lockdown has been diagnosed with bowel cancer .
Brenda Chirila started experiencing severe abdominal pain and discomfort just before the coronavirus pandemic struck .
She knew something was n't right and tried book an appointment with her doctor , but as the country went into lockdown , she told the Manchester Evening News this became difficult .
From the end of March until July , the mum-of-one from Partington , Greater Manchester , claims she was unable to see a medical professional @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was finally able to see her GP after three months , who recommended that she change her eating habits and provide some blood samples .
She claims she was referred to Wythenshawe Hospital for further tests but struggled to get an appointment as her case was n't classed as an emergency .
Six weeks ago , Brenda 's husband George was forced to ring an ambulance , after her pain became unmanageable .
The 42-year-old underwent X-rays , and MRI scan and a colonoscopy , which revealed the pain had been caused by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has a young daughter , was given the devastating news that she had bowel cancer , and that it had spread to her liver .
She has started chemotherapy and intends to beat the disease , but believes if she had been sent for tests sooner , her prognosis may have been different .
`` The pain started around March time when the pandemic happened , so at first I thought it might be to do with not being active , '' Brenda said .
`` I was n't doing the school run @ @ @ @ @ @ @ like usual .
`` It ( the pain ) carried on and I just knew that something was n't right , '' Brenda said .
`` But I was scared about how I was going to see a doctor as we had just gone into lockdown .
`` I knew I really needed to see someone face-to-face but it took me ages just to get hold of anyone at the surgery , let alone get an appointment . ''
Brenda said she eventually managed to get an appointment with her GP around July @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to ease .
`` I told him that I did n't feel right and that I wanted him to investigate the problem , '' she said .
`` He told me to change my diet and give some samples for them to analyse and when I went back for another appointment , I was told I had some kind of inflammation . ''
Brenda was referred to Wythenshawe Hospital for further testing , but says she did n't receive a letter in the post for nearly three weeks .
`` I got a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hospital for a phone appointment because I was n't classed as an emergency and they were n't doing routine appointments , '' she said .
`` Finally , I got an appointment at the hospital and by this time it was late July because I had gone back to work by this point .
`` They did an MRI scan and a CT scan and then all that was left was to come back for a colonoscopy . ''
The mum claims she was n't provided with any pain medication from either her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ did n't know what was wrong with her .
Before she was able to return to the hospital for her colonoscopy appointment , Brenda was rushed to A+E .
`` I ca n't describe the amount of pain I was in , it got so bad that my husband rang an ambulance for me , '' she said .
`` The paramedics gave me morphine which was the first time I 'd had any strong pain relief .
I was sent home with codeine and told to wait for my next appointment .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ colonoscopy appointment and they stopped the scan pretty quickly , saying there was some kind of blockage . ''
Brenda says she was approached by a doctor and asked her if she had anyone with her , to which she replied 'no ' , as Covid rules did not allow .
She was told the reason for the blockage was because she had a large tumour .
`` I was on my own when they told me because nobody , not even my husband was allowed to come in to the appointment with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ After that I was called in for an appointment with the Christie Hospital , where I was told I had bowel cancer , and that it had spread to my liver .
Although Brenda knows the tumour was unavoidable , she feels her prognosis could have been improved if the process to diagnosis had been quicker .
`` I know things take time but I really wish they had seen me sooner .
I think it could have been a totally different situation , '' she said .
Despite everything she has been @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to beat her cancer for the sake of her family and friends .
`` I am ready to fight this , I just hope I am strong enough to get through this , '' she said .
`` I have such amazing people around me and the support has been incredible .
It gives me the strength I need .
`` I just want to be myself again .
Even if it means losing my hair I want to beat this . ''
Her best friend Sue has set up a gofundme page @ @ @ @ @ @ @ financially through the next few months , particularly at Christmas .
A spokesperson for Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust ( MFT ) said : “ We have continued to provide cancer care during the Covid-19 outbreak except when it is considered that the risks of treatment outweigh the benefit to the patient .
“ As a regional provider of cancer services , MFT offers care to patients across the whole of Greater Manchester and we are working hard to ensure our two week referral target is achieved .
“ Due to patient confidentiality @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to comment on individual cases.
” You can donate to the fundraising page here .

Brenda Chirila claims that from the end of March until July she was unable to see a medical professional after she started experiencing severe abdominal pain and discomfort
Mum who 'couldn't see doctor for months' during lockdown now told she has cancer
A mum who claims she couldn't see her doctor for months as she experienced abdominal pains during lockdown has been diagnosed with bowel cancer.
Brenda Chirila started experiencing severe abdominal pain and discomfort just before the coronavirus pandemic struck.
She knew something wasn't right and tried book an appointment with her doctor, but as the country went into lockdown, she told the Manchester Evening News this became difficult.
From the end of March until July, the mum-of-one from Partington, Greater Manchester, claims she was unable to see a medical professional about her symptoms.
Brenda says she was finally able to see her GP after three months, who recommended that she change her eating habits and provide some blood samples.
She claims she was referred to Wythenshawe Hospital for further tests but struggled to get an appointment as her case wasn't classed as an emergency.
Image: Sue Dempsey / MEN Media) Sue Dempsey / MEN Media)
Six weeks ago, Brenda's husband George was forced to ring an ambulance, after her pain became unmanageable.
The 42-year-old underwent X-rays, and MRI scan and a colonoscopy, which revealed the pain had been caused by a large tumour.
Brenda, who has a young daughter, was given the devastating news that she had bowel cancer, and that it had spread to her liver.
She has started chemotherapy and intends to beat the disease, but believes if she had been sent for tests sooner, her prognosis may have been different.
Image: Sue Dempsey / MEN Media) Sue Dempsey / MEN Media)
"The pain started around March time when the pandemic happened, so at first I thought it might be to do with not being active," Brenda said.
"I wasn't doing the school run, going to work or shopping around like usual.
"It (the pain) carried on and I just knew that something wasn't right," Brenda said.
"But I was scared about how I was going to see a doctor as we had just gone into lockdown.
"I knew I really needed to see someone face-to-face but it took me ages just to get hold of anyone at the surgery, let alone get an appointment."
Brenda said she eventually managed to get an appointment with her GP around July, when the national lockdown had begun to ease.
"I told him that I didn't feel right and that I wanted him to investigate the problem," she said.
"He told me to change my diet and give some samples for them to analyse and when I went back for another appointment, I was told I had some kind of inflammation."
Brenda was referred to Wythenshawe Hospital for further testing, but says she didn't receive a letter in the post for nearly three weeks.
Image: Julian Hamilton/Daily Mirror) Julian Hamilton/Daily Mirror)
"I got a letter saying I needed to ring the hospital for a phone appointment because I wasn't classed as an emergency and they weren't doing routine appointments," she said.
"Finally, I got an appointment at the hospital and by this time it was late July because I had gone back to work by this point.
"They did an MRI scan and a CT scan and then all that was left was to come back for a colonoscopy."
The mum claims she wasn't provided with any pain medication from either her GP or the hospital, as they didn't know what was wrong with her.
Before she was able to return to the hospital for her colonoscopy appointment, Brenda was rushed to A+E.
"I can't describe the amount of pain I was in, it got so bad that my husband rang an ambulance for me," she said.
"The paramedics gave me morphine which was the first time I'd had any strong pain relief. I was sent home with codeine and told to wait for my next appointment.
"Eventually I got in for my colonoscopy appointment and they stopped the scan pretty quickly, saying there was some kind of blockage."
Brenda says she was approached by a doctor and asked her if she had anyone with her, to which she replied 'no', as Covid rules did not allow.
Image: Julian Hamilton/Daily Mirror) Julian Hamilton/Daily Mirror)
She was told the reason for the blockage was because she had a large tumour.
"I was on my own when they told me because nobody, not even my husband was allowed to come in to the appointment with me," she said.
"After that I was called in for an appointment with the Christie Hospital, where I was told I had bowel cancer, and that it had spread to my liver.
"I started chemotherapy straight away."
Although Brenda knows the tumour was unavoidable, she feels her prognosis could have been improved if the process to diagnosis had been quicker.
"I know things take time but I really wish they had seen me sooner. I think it could have been a totally different situation," she said.
Despite everything she has been through, Brenda says she is determined to beat her cancer for the sake of her family and friends.
"I am ready to fight this, I just hope I am strong enough to get through this," she said.
"I have such amazing people around me and the support has been incredible. It gives me the strength I need.
"I just want to be myself again. Even if it means losing my hair I want to beat this."
Her best friend Sue has set up a gofundme page to help support Brenda and her family financially through the next few months, particularly at Christmas.
A spokesperson for Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT) said: “We have continued to provide cancer care during the Covid-19 outbreak except when it is considered that the risks of treatment outweigh the benefit to the patient.
“As a regional provider of cancer services, MFT offers care to patients across the whole of Greater Manchester and we are working hard to ensure our two week referral target is achieved.
“Due to patient confidentiality it would not be appropriate for us to comment on individual cases.”
You can donate to the fundraising page here .


thedailymirror--2020-10-31--Jurgen Klopp gives verdict on Premier League continuing during second lockdown

Jurgen Klopp saw his Liverpool stars climb back on top of the Premier League – then welcomed the chance to keep playing during the impending Lockdown .
The Kop boss was jubilant after £41million substitute Diogo Jota fired home a late winner against plucky West Ham minutes after VAR and referee Kevin Friend had ruled out another goal by the former Wolves star .
Victory took Liverpool back to the top of the table , leap-frogging Everton , but Klopp was just as delighted that football will continue when the country shuts down for a second time this week .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ are allowed to do things they like to do and football , is one of those things , '' he said .
“ It proves we can keep the bubbles we are in kind of safe .
Everyone has had cases like we have but we were able to isolate them so they did n't spread .
“ Those did n't happen in the training ground they happened when players were travelling for internationals and in normal life .
We have proved we can do it .
“ The world is in a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be allowed to play football.
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“ We have to try everything to win football games .
It 's not about shining , or flying , or whatever , it 's about hard work , '' Klopp said .
“ That was absolutely necessary against West Ham.
” Klopp saluted centre back Nathanial Phillips who made his Liverpool debut with an assured display which earned him a hug from the German .
Klopp added : `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ guy , intelligent , everything .
He 's not easy on the eye , he 's not Messi but who cares ?
In the air , he 's a monster !
He was incredible.
” Hammers boss David Moyes was angry at the penalty , won and converted by Mo Salah , which brought Liverpool level .
“ I do n't think it was a penalty he ( Salah ) threw himself to the ground , '' said the Irons boss .
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Liverpool battled to a 2-1 win over West Ham while simultaneously the government announced a new national lockdown - but the top flight is set to continue rather than be suspended
Jurgen Klopp gives verdict on Premier League continuing during second lockdown
Jurgen Klopp saw his Liverpool stars climb back on top of the Premier League – then welcomed the chance to keep playing during the impending Lockdown.
The Kop boss was jubilant after £41million substitute Diogo Jota fired home a late winner against plucky West Ham minutes after VAR and referee Kevin Friend had ruled out another goal by the former Wolves star.
Victory took Liverpool back to the top of the table, leap-frogging Everton, but Klopp was just as delighted that football will continue when the country shuts down for a second time this week.
“In lockdown it's important people are allowed to do things they like to do and football, is one of those things," he said.
Image: PA) PA)
“It proves we can keep the bubbles we are in kind of safe. Everyone has had cases like we have but we were able to isolate them so they didn't spread.
“Those didn't happen in the training ground they happened when players were travelling for internationals and in normal life. We have proved we can do it.
“The world is in a difficult place and we are happy to be allowed to play football.”
Did Liverpool deserve to beat West Ham? Have your say here.
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Klopp was delighted his stars found a way to come back and win after Pablo Fornals gave West Ham an early lead.
“We have to try everything to win football games. It's not about shining, or flying, or whatever, it's about hard work," Klopp said.
“That was absolutely necessary against West Ham.”
Klopp saluted centre back Nathanial Phillips who made his Liverpool debut with an assured display which earned him a hug from the German.
Klopp added: "He's a brilliant guy, smart guy, intelligent, everything. He's not easy on the eye, he's not Messi but who cares? In the air, he's a monster! He was incredible.”
Hammers boss David Moyes was angry at the penalty, won and converted by Mo Salah, which brought Liverpool level.
“I don't think it was a penalty he (Salah) threw himself to the ground," said the Irons boss. "We are very disappointed we didn't get anything from the game.”
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thedailymirror--2020-10-31--Ole Gunnar Solskjaer names four formations that Man Utd are now ready to play

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer claims Manchester United have a squad to execute any tactical plan .
The Old Trafford boss reckons he has now got more options across the pitch than at any time since taking charge from Jose Mourinho in December 2018 .
United face Arsenal today looking to continue their unbeaten four game form streak after crushing Bundesliga leaders RB Leipzig 5-0 in the Champions League .
That followed hot on the heels of a win in France against Paris Saint Germain with United ’ s tactics spot on again .
And Solskjaer admits he ’ s revelling in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ all seasons after trialling a new system with Donny van der Beek at the head of a diamond , cutting Leipzig to pieces .
“ I think last season we put a lot of work into our principles and the way we want to play , and we had a foundation to play it from with two central midfielders .
This season we ’ ve had added quality in the squad with Edinson Cavani , Donny and Alex Telles , ” says Solskjaer .
“ Paul Pogba and Marcus Rashford are now back @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we have more options tactically .
“ If we want to play a 4-3-3 , a diamond , a 3-4-3 or 3-5-2 , I think we have more options than ever before.
” Critics have suggested Pogba and Bruno Fernandes can ’ t operate effectively in the same team but Solskjaer insists it is no problem .
“ Good players can always play together if there is balance in the team , ” he said .
“ You can ’ t play the 10 best forwards in the team together .
Of course @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we are working to find.
” United were hammered for failing to land number one target Jadon Sancho from Borussia Dortmund in the last transfer window .
But Solskjaer is happy with his new signings who have given the squad a competitive boost .
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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer may have missed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , but he still made some big moves in the transfer market with Donny van de Beek , Alex Telles and Edinson Cavani all arriving .
But their start to the season has been a mixed bag , with a home defeat to Crystal Palace and a 6-1 thrashing by Spurs at one end of the scale , and a tremendous 2-1 win over PSG in Paris at the other .
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“ I think we ’ ve signed well , I ’ m very happy with the signings we ’ ve made , I think all of them have made an impact , ” says the United boss .
“ They are players we ’ ve targeted for a little while and I ’ m happy with them .
“ You want competition for places and you want players to know that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ my place .
“ And you want players who can cope with that pressure , which you have to do if you ’ re part of Man United .
Alex Telles played really well in Paris and I think Luke Shaw has also played really well the last few games , that ’ s the competition you want.
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Solskjaer will celebrate two years in charge next month and his greying hair means the baby-faced assassin tag he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ gone .
And as he grapples with restoring United to former glory the Norwegian revealed he switches off by watching American comedy sit-com Seinfeld .
“ I ’ m getting older but , no , I enjoy it .
I have to say I told myself when I got the job ‘ You ’ ve got to enjoy every single minute , the highs and the lows ’ .
“ It is a challenge of course but if I didn ’ t enjoy it , I wouldn ’ t be here .
You @ @ @ @ @ @ @ some TV series once in a while but it ’ s almost 24/7 , definitely .
“ At the moment I ’ m going through some old Seinfeld .
I ’ ve got the new series as well but I ’ m very old school and I ’ m through season five at the moment and have gone through them in the last few months .
”

United's manager is no stranger to mixing up his team's approach to each match, with their recent form displaying their application of a range of systems to good effect
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer names four formations that Man Utd are now ready to play
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer claims Manchester United have a squad to execute any tactical plan.
The Old Trafford boss reckons he has now got more options across the pitch than at any time since taking charge from Jose Mourinho in December 2018.
United face Arsenal today looking to continue their unbeaten four game form streak after crushing Bundesliga leaders RB Leipzig 5-0 in the Champions League.
That followed hot on the heels of a win in France against Paris Saint Germain with United’s tactics spot on again.
And Solskjaer admits he’s revelling in the luxury of having a team for all seasons after trialling a new system with Donny van der Beek at the head of a diamond, cutting Leipzig to pieces.
Image: Manchester United via Getty Imag) Manchester United via Getty Imag)
“I think last season we put a lot of work into our principles and the way we want to play, and we had a foundation to play it from with two central midfielders. This season we’ve had added quality in the squad with Edinson Cavani, Donny and Alex Telles,” says Solskjaer.
“Paul Pogba and Marcus Rashford are now back fit so we have more options and we have more options tactically.
“If we want to play a 4-3-3, a diamond, a 3-4-3 or 3-5-2, I think we have more options than ever before.”
Critics have suggested Pogba and Bruno Fernandes can’t operate effectively in the same team but Solskjaer insists it is no problem.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
“Good players can always play together if there is balance in the team,” he said.
“You can’t play the 10 best forwards in the team together. Of course you need balance and that is what we are working to find.”
United were hammered for failing to land number one target Jadon Sancho from Borussia Dortmund in the last transfer window.
But Solskjaer is happy with his new signings who have given the squad a competitive boost.
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“I think we’ve signed well, I’m very happy with the signings we’ve made, I think all of them have made an impact,” says the United boss.
“They are players we’ve targeted for a little while and I’m happy with them.
“You want competition for places and you want players to know that there’s someone who can take my place.
“And you want players who can cope with that pressure, which you have to do if you’re part of Man United. Alex Telles played really well in Paris and I think Luke Shaw has also played really well the last few games, that’s the competition you want.”
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Solskjaer will celebrate two years in charge next month and his greying hair means the baby-faced assassin tag he once had as a player is long gone. And as he grapples with restoring United to former glory the Norwegian revealed he switches off by watching American comedy sit-com Seinfeld.
“I’m getting older but, no, I enjoy it. I have to say I told myself when I got the job ‘You’ve got to enjoy every single minute, the highs and the lows’.
“It is a challenge of course but if I didn’t enjoy it, I wouldn’t be here. You try to switch off, you watch some TV series once in a while but it’s almost 24/7, definitely.
“At the moment I’m going through some old Seinfeld. I’ve got the new series as well but I’m very old school and I’m through season five at the moment and have gone through them in the last few months.”


thedailymirror--2020-10-31--Carlo Ancelotti makes Everton admission as he discusses long-term future

Carlo Ancelotti has revealed he wants to stay at Everton “ for years ” after admitting he 's loving life at Goodison Park .
The famed Italian boss is approaching a year in charge next month with Everton flying after a powerful start to the season .
Apart from almost eight years at AC Milan - where he won two Serie A titles and two European Cups – Ancelotti has only stayed a couple of seasons or less at most of his other clubs including Chelsea , Paris St Germain , Real Madrid , Bayern Munich and Napoli – despite @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the new season 's surprise package and thriving under Ancelotti 's experienced guidance , the Italian wants his stay on Merseyside to be longer than his stints in France , Spain , Germany , Italy and at Stamford Bridge .
And he believes the different dynamic of Everton 's quest for success makes that goal more than possible .
“ I think every club has its own different project , its own goal .
If you go to Milan , Real Madrid , it 's clear that the target is to win ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , for now , the target is to be competitive in the Premier League and Europe , to reach Europe next season .
“ It is a bit different .
But the fact I feel good here , I would like to stay more than two or three years that I have usually done in the past at teams where I ’ ve trained .
“ I would like to stay a little bit more because the project is also a bit different .
“ Of course we would like to win , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ win , but it takes time .
It is going to take a little bit more time than at the other top teams that I managed.
” From the moment he sat down with Goodison 's major shareholder , Iranian businessman Farhad Moshiri , a year ago Ancelotti knew success would not be instant and Everton 's board would be more patient than Real Madrid or Bayern Munich who are used to winning .
Says Ancelotti : “ The starting point was at the meeting before I signed the contract here .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ clear and ambitious , and so for this reason I signed .
“ And I am really happy here .
I like where I live and work.
” Despite setting the pace in the opening weeks of the campaign Ancelotti is realistic enough to know Everton are outside favourites to last the course until May .
And he 's admitted his first target is to make sure Everton qualify for European football next season as he heads to Newcastle without injured James Rodriguez and Seamus Coleman as well as suspended Richarlison and Lucas @ @ @ @ @ @ @ having the time to prepare his team while top six rivals juggle Champions and Europa League the Italian relishes the prospect of a more hectic schedule .
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“ The target for this season is really clear .
It doesn ’ t matter that we lost one game ” says Ancelotti .
“ It doesn ’ t matter that we are at the top of the table at this moment .
Of course , if the league finished now we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not our target .
“ Our first target is to be in the European competitions next season .
“ Of course , we have the possibility to train more now and prepare well physically and tactically .
You can prepare the strategy .
“ We have a lot of time to do this now but honestly , I would prefer that next season we are in Europe and don ’ t have time to train .
”

Ancelotti is enjoying a successful start to the season as Everton shot to the top of the table and put themselves among the top four discussion less than a year after his appointment
Carlo Ancelotti has revealed he wants to stay at Everton “for years” after admitting he's loving life at Goodison Park.
The famed Italian boss is approaching a year in charge next month with Everton flying after a powerful start to the season.
Apart from almost eight years at AC Milan - where he won two Serie A titles and two European Cups – Ancelotti has only stayed a couple of seasons or less at most of his other clubs including Chelsea, Paris St Germain, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich and Napoli – despite winning trophies.
But with Everton proving the new season's surprise package and thriving under Ancelotti's experienced guidance, the Italian wants his stay on Merseyside to be longer than his stints in France, Spain, Germany, Italy and at Stamford Bridge.
And he believes the different dynamic of Everton's quest for success makes that goal more than possible.
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“I think every club has its own different project, its own goal. If you go to Milan, Real Madrid, it's clear that the target is to win” says Ancelotti.
“Here at Everton, for now, the target is to be competitive in the Premier League and Europe, to reach Europe next season.
“It is a bit different. But the fact I feel good here, I would like to stay more than two or three years that I have usually done in the past at teams where I’ve trained.
“I would like to stay a little bit more because the project is also a bit different.
“Of course we would like to win, and I think we are going to win, but it takes time. It is going to take a little bit more time than at the other top teams that I managed.”
From the moment he sat down with Goodison's major shareholder , Iranian businessman Farhad Moshiri, a year ago Ancelotti knew success would not be instant and Everton's board would be more patient than Real Madrid or Bayern Munich who are used to winning.
Says Ancelotti: “The starting point was at the meeting before I signed the contract here.
“The project we spoke about was really clear and ambitious, and so for this reason I signed.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
“And I am really happy here. I like where I live and work.”
Despite setting the pace in the opening weeks of the campaign Ancelotti is realistic enough to know Everton are outside favourites to last the course until May.
And he's admitted his first target is to make sure Everton qualify for European football next season as he heads to Newcastle without injured James Rodriguez and Seamus Coleman as well as suspended Richarlison and Lucas Digne.
Yet although he's enjoying having the time to prepare his team while top six rivals juggle Champions and Europa League the Italian relishes the prospect of a more hectic schedule.
Can Everton challenge for the title this season? Have your say below.
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“The target for this season is really clear. It doesn’t matter that we lost one game” says Ancelotti.
“It doesn’t matter that we are at the top of the table at this moment. Of course, if the league finished now we would be champions, but that is not our target.
“Our first target is to be in the European competitions next season.
“Of course, we have the possibility to train more now and prepare well physically and tactically. You can prepare the strategy.
“We have a lot of time to do this now but honestly, I would prefer that next season we are in Europe and don’t have time to train.”


thedailymirror--2020-10-31--Liverpool monitoring Ajax defender Perr Schuurs two years after trial at club

Liverpool are monitoring Ajax defender Perr Schuurs following his recent outstanding Champions League display against them .
Schuurs has already been on trial at Anfield as a 17-year-old and although he impressed it was felt it was better to leave him in Holland with Fortuna Sittard and continue to monitor his progress .
The 6ft 3in stopper whose composure and authority has been likened to a young Virgil van Dijk went on to captain Fortuna Sittard as a teenager before moving to Ajax .
And following the departure of Matthijs de Ligt to Juventus , Schuurs now 20 , has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Erik ten Hag ’ s side .
The son of a Dutch international hand ball player and with a sister who is a professional tennis player the young Schuurs was always destined for a career in sport .
He has been called up by Holland but has yet to make his senior international debut but ironically that could be about to change through Van Dijk ’ s long term injury .
And so could his club future with Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp and his coaches talking highly of his display in their side @ @ @ @ @ @ @ against Ajax in Amsterdam 11 days ago .
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This could lead to an offer in the January transfer window , especially with other leading clubs becoming increasingly aware of the potential of the stylish stopper .
They will also be able to take another close look at Schuurs when he and Ajax come to Anfield in the return Champions League group game on December 1st .
Liverpool 's interest in Schuurs comes amid reports Man Utd are keeping tabs @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Ajax are bracing themselves for a bidding war over the 18-year-old midfielder , with Barcelona and Juventus also keen on landing his signature .

EXCLUSIVE: Jurgen Klopp was impressed with the teenager's performance in the Champions League clash between the two sides and Schuurs could help solve Liverpool's injury crisis
Liverpool are monitoring Ajax defender Perr Schuurs following his recent outstanding Champions League display against them.
Schuurs has already been on trial at Anfield as a 17-year-old and although he impressed it was felt it was better to leave him in Holland with Fortuna Sittard and continue to monitor his progress.
The 6ft 3in stopper whose composure and authority has been likened to a young Virgil van Dijk went on to captain Fortuna Sittard as a teenager before moving to Ajax.
And following the departure of Matthijs de Ligt to Juventus, Schuurs now 20, has earned himself a regular place in manager Erik ten Hag’s side.
Image: Pro Shots/Sipa USA) Pro Shots/Sipa USA)
The son of a Dutch international hand ball player and with a sister who is a professional tennis player the young Schuurs was always destined for a career in sport.
He has been called up by Holland but has yet to make his senior international debut but ironically that could be about to change through Van Dijk’s long term injury.
And so could his club future with Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp and his coaches talking highly of his display in their side’s opening Champions League group victory against Ajax in Amsterdam 11 days ago.
Will Liverpool win the league again this season? Have your say below.
Image: Liverpool FC via Getty Images) Liverpool FC via Getty Images)
This could lead to an offer in the January transfer window, especially with other leading clubs becoming increasingly aware of the potential of the stylish stopper.
They will also be able to take another close look at Schuurs when he and Ajax come to Anfield in the return Champions League group game on December 1st.
Liverpool's interest in Schuurs comes amid reports Man Utd are keeping tabs on his Ajax teammate Ryan Gravenberch.
Ajax are bracing themselves for a bidding war over the 18-year-old midfielder, with Barcelona and Juventus also keen on landing his signature.


thedailymirror--2020-10-31--Paul Pogba slammed for "disrespecting" Man Utd and "rocking the boat"

The talkSPORT host and former United striker struggled for the Red Devils during two seasons at Old Trafford in the mid-1980s after moving from Tottenham .
But Brazil acknowledges it was a great honour to pull on United ’ s shirt – and believes it ’ s disgraceful the way Pogba has treated them with disdain in allowing his agent Mino Raiola to make constant references to a “ dream ” move to Real Madrid .
Pogba , 27 , is no longer the star turn in Ole Gunnar Solskjaer ’ s squad , with Bruno Fernandes the new midfield @ @ @ @ @ @ @ showing class on the pitch and humility off it with his school-meals campaign .
And although United triggered a one-year contract extension that ties the French World Cup winner to the club until the summer of 2022 , Brazil would ditch Pogba in a flash .
“ I ’ d drive him to the airport and put him on the plane myself , ” said Brazil , who reckons Pogba ’ s time at Old Trafford is done .
Pogba played his part in United ’ s 5-0 Champions League demolition of RB @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Frenchman – signed for £8 million from Juventus in 2016 – needs to move on .
“ Some moves aren ’ t always a success , I know that from my time at United where it didn ’ t really work out , ” said the Scot .
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Ole @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Jadon Sancho in the summer , but he still made some big moves in the transfer market with Donny van de Beek , Alex Telles and Edinson Cavani all arriving .
But their start to the season has been a mixed bag , with a home defeat to Crystal Palace and a 6-1 thrashing by Spurs at one end of the scale , and a tremendous 2-1 win over PSG in Paris at the other .
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“ But what I can not accept is Pogba disrespecting a club like United .
I look back on my time there and recognise it was a privilege to play for them even when things weren ’ t going well .
`` But he ’ s rocked the boat by talking up a move to Madrid when he should be trying to make his time at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ d drive him to Manchester Airport myself .
It ’ s not worked out , he ’ s not been consistent enough , but I ’ d wish him the best and say ‘ go and show us what a great player you are.
’ “ He ’ s not done nearly enough to justify his price tag and hasn ’ t helped Ole Gunnar Solskjaer when his manager really needed him to perform .
“ I don ’ t think the club are helping Ole either with the Pogba situation .
I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ about how good he is and that he ’ s a World Cup winner – for me he ’ s shown the club contempt with his behaviour .
“ The problem now is that the pandemic has wrecked the finances of even the biggest clubs and now the likes of Real Madrid and Juventus can ’ t afford him .
Maybe his best option is moving to Paris Saint-Germain.
” Brazil knows a thoroughbred when he sees one – and he believes Pogba should have taken his lead from United legend Bryan Robson @ @ @ @ @ @ @ title this season ?
Have your say below .
“ When you think of the great players the club have had – like Robson , who I played with – Pogba ’ s not in the same league , ” he said of the former England skipper , who played at Old Trafford from 1981 to 1994 “ Robbo was a true captain , a fierce competitor , and someone who would never lie down .
If you weren ’ t at it he would be screaming in your face , saying : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not good enough , we are better than this.
’ “ For me Robson was just a magnificent footballer and he deserved that Captain Marvel tag all day long “ I played with so many greats , like Ossie Ardiles , Glenn Hoddle and Kenny Dalglish , who could all affect a game , but Robson ’ s mentality was on a different level .
What a guy – on and off the pitch.
” Only Here for A Visit : A Life Lived to the Full – from Sporting Glories to Wild @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .

Pogba has frequently made eyes for the exit door at Old Trafford with persistent transfer links with Real Madrid refusing so go away despite him failing to find his best form
Alan Brazil has slammed Paul Pogba for disrespecting Manchester United.
The talkSPORT host and former United striker struggled for the Red Devils during two seasons at Old Trafford in the mid-1980s after moving from Tottenham.
But Brazil acknowledges it was a great honour to pull on United’s shirt – and believes it’s disgraceful the way Pogba has treated them with disdain in allowing his agent Mino Raiola to make constant references to a “dream” move to Real Madrid.
Pogba, 27, is no longer the star turn in Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s squad, with Bruno Fernandes the new midfield darling of United fans and Marcus Rashford showing class on the pitch and humility off it with his school-meals campaign.
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And although United triggered a one-year contract extension that ties the French World Cup winner to the club until the summer of 2022, Brazil would ditch Pogba in a flash.
“I’d drive him to the airport and put him on the plane myself,” said Brazil, who reckons Pogba’s time at Old Trafford is done.
Pogba played his part in United’s 5-0 Champions League demolition of RB Leipzig in midweek. But Brazil insists the Frenchman – signed for £8 million from Juventus in 2016 – needs to move on.
“Some moves aren’t always a success, I know that from my time at United where it didn’t really work out,” said the Scot.
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“But what I cannot accept is Pogba disrespecting a club like United. I look back on my time there and recognise it was a privilege to play for them even when things weren’t going well.
"But he’s rocked the boat by talking up a move to Madrid when he should be trying to make his time at Old Trafford work.
“I’d drive him to Manchester Airport myself. It’s not worked out, he’s not been consistent enough, but I’d wish him the best and say ‘go and show us what a great player you are.’
“He’s not done nearly enough to justify his price tag and hasn’t helped Ole Gunnar Solskjaer when his manager really needed him to perform.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
“I don’t think the club are helping Ole either with the Pogba situation. I don’t care what anyone says about how good he is and that he’s a World Cup winner – for me he’s shown the club contempt with his behaviour.
“The problem now is that the pandemic has wrecked the finances of even the biggest clubs and now the likes of Real Madrid and Juventus can’t afford him. Maybe his best option is moving to Paris Saint-Germain.”
Brazil knows a thoroughbred when he sees one – and he believes Pogba should have taken his lead from United legend Bryan Robson.
Can Man Utd challenge for the title this season? Have your say below.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
“When you think of the great players the club have had – like Robson, who I played with – Pogba’s not in the same league,” he said of the former England skipper, who played at Old Trafford from 1981 to 1994
“Robbo was a true captain, a fierce competitor, and someone who would never lie down. If you weren’t at it he would be screaming in your face, saying: ‘This is crap, this is not good enough, we are better than this.’
“For me Robson was just a magnificent footballer and he deserved that Captain Marvel tag all day long
“I played with so many greats, like Ossie Ardiles, Glenn Hoddle and Kenny Dalglish, who could all affect a game, but Robson’s mentality was on a different level. What a guy – on and off the pitch.”
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thedailymirror--2020-10-31--Voice of the Sunday Mirror: Boris Johnson's leadership is an abject failure

Once again , the country has to steel itself for another national lockdown .
The surge in the number of Covid cases has made such a move unavoidable .
Unless we act , the death toll from this terrible virus will rise and the NHS in England will be unable to cope .
To save lives , we have to make this sacrifice .
But nobody is under any illusion about the cost .
It leaves many firms , already struggling from the first lockdown , in a precarious position .
More jobs will be put at risk .
More @ @ @ @ @ @ @ should we forget the personal toll .
Families and friends will be isolated , putting further pressure on people ’ s mental health .
What is your view ?
Have your say in the comments section Now , more than ever , we need to look out for our neighbours and reach out to those who are alone or shielding .
There is also a responsibility on the Government to put in place a robust support scheme for companies and organisations affected by the new restrictions .
This is an anxious time for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ facing unemployment through no fault of their own .
And there should be additional support for families on the breadline for whom Universal Credit is not nearly generous enough .
While a second national lockdown in England is unavoidable , it was not unpredicted .
Boris Johnson was advised more than three weeks ago by his own scientists to impose a two-week circuit breaker .
To the Prime Minister ’ s shame , he ignored that advice .
Instead of being guided by the science , he jettisoned it .
In doing so @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ahead of the curve , save lives and limit the economic damage wrought by Covid .
Instead of two-week circuit breaker , we are now facing a month of new restrictions .
Having been too slow to bring in the first lockdown , Mr Johnson has now been too slow to bring in the second one .
What an abject failure of leadership at a time of national crisis .
From the moment he first uttered the words “ Bond , James Bond ” , Sean Connery made the part his own .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ no other actor had Connery ’ s grace , devilish good looks , deadpan humour and that glint of menace .
The role took the former Edinburgh milkman to global stardom .
But Sir Sean was far more than a single part .
He shone in A Bridge Too Far , Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade and the Oscar-winning The Untouchables – to name just a few of his outstanding film credits .
He was a proud Scot , who generously backed a charity to improve children ’ s education in his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the only villain he was unable to beat was old age .
Unlike the debonair film hero he played to perfection , Connery only got to live once ... but what a life it was .

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Boris Johnson puts England on new four-week lockdown with pubs and shops told to close
Boris Johnson puts England on new four-week lockdown with pubs and shops told to close
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If only the dithering Prime Minister had listened to the scientists and acted earlier in the first wave and now in the second, then we could have been ahead of the curve, saved lives and limited the economic damage
Voice of the Sunday Mirror: Boris Johnson's leadership is an abject failure
Once again, the country has to steel itself for another national lockdown.
The surge in the number of Covid cases has made such a move unavoidable.
Unless we act, the death toll from this terrible virus will rise and the NHS in England will be unable to cope.
To save lives, we have to make this sacrifice.
But nobody is under any illusion about the cost. It leaves many firms, already struggling from the first lockdown, in a precarious position.
More jobs will be put at risk. More livelihoods left in the balance.
Nor should we forget the personal toll. Families and friends will be isolated, putting further pressure on people’s mental health.
What is your view? Have your say in the comments section
Now, more than ever, we need to look out for our neighbours and reach out to those who are alone or shielding.
There is also a responsibility on the Government to put in place a robust support scheme for companies and organisations affected by the new restrictions.
This is an anxious time for workers across England, who could be facing unemployment through no fault of their own.
And there should be additional support for families on the breadline for whom Universal Credit is not nearly generous enough.
While a second national lockdown in England is unavoidable, it was not unpredicted.
Boris Johnson was advised more than three weeks ago by his own scientists to impose a two-week circuit breaker.
To the Prime Minister’s shame, he ignored that advice. Instead of being guided by the science, he jettisoned it.
In doing so, he missed the chance to get ahead of the curve, save lives and limit the economic damage wrought by Covid.
Instead of two-week circuit breaker, we are now facing a month of new restrictions.
Having been too slow to bring in the first lockdown, Mr Johnson has now been too slow to bring in the second one.
What an abject failure of leadership at a time of national crisis.
007th heaven
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From the moment he first uttered the words “Bond, James Bond”, Sean Connery made the part his own.
There have been other Bonds, but no other actor had Connery’s grace, devilish good looks, deadpan humour and that glint of menace.
The role took the former Edinburgh milkman to global stardom.
But Sir Sean was far more than a single part.
He shone in A Bridge Too Far, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade and the Oscar-winning The Untouchables – to name just a few of his outstanding film credits.
He was a proud Scot, who generously backed a charity to improve children’s education in his home country.
In the end, the only villain he was unable to beat was old age.
Unlike the debonair film hero he played to perfection, Connery only got to live once... but what a life it was.


thedailymirror--2020-10-31--Strictly fans point out Jamie Laing’s hilarious former Strictly star lookalike

Strictly Come Dancing 's Jamie Laing took to the dance floor on Saturday night with his partner Karen Hauer .
His fox trot attracted some mixed criticism from judges Motsi Mabuse , Craig Revel Horwood and Shirley Ballas though they agreed he had improved upon last week .
But while he danced around the stage , many viewers were all tweeting the same thing .
They noticed he bears a striking resemblance to Judge Robert Rinder , who appeared on the show in 2016 .
One tweeted : `` Didn ’ t realise judge Rinder was back on # Strictly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ me ... it ’ s Jamie Laing !
!
# spittingdabs `` .
Another remarked : `` Jamie Laing looks like Judge Rinder # Strictly `` .
`` Do Jamie ’ s facial expressions remind anymore else of judge rinder or just me ?
# strictly , '' wondered a third .
Some even wondered if they were the same person , or related , as one tweeted : `` Have Jamie Laing and Judge Rinder ever been seen in the same room together ?
# Strictly `` .
Craig savaged Jamie 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ballroom bit was really bad , your bottom was sticking out , you were creeping around like the Grinch , there was gapping all over the place .
`` But all that said , I absolutely loved the opening section , the syncopation , I loved the Fred Estaire lines , it was difficult but some of it was brilliant ! ''
he added .
Maisie Smith and Gorka Marque , and HRVY and Janet Manrara topped the leaderboard with their scores on Saturday .
They were closely followed by Nicola Adams and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the scores were Jacqui Smith and Anton Du Beke , followed by Jamie and Karen and Jason Bell and Luba Mushtuk .
* Strictly Come Dancing continues next Saturday on BBC1

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Strictly fans could not help but notice Jamie Laing bore a striking resemblance to a former Strictly star
Strictly Come Dancing 's Jamie Laing took to the dance floor on Saturday night with his partner Karen Hauer.
His fox trot attracted some mixed criticism from judges Motsi Mabuse, Craig Revel Horwood and Shirley Ballas though they agreed he had improved upon last week.
But while he danced around the stage, many viewers were all tweeting the same thing.
They noticed he bears a striking resemblance to Judge Robert Rinder, who appeared on the show in 2016.
Image: BBC) BBC)
One tweeted: "Didn’t realise judge Rinder was back on #Strictly..... oh no.... silly me... it’s Jamie Laing!! #spittingdabs ".
Another remarked: "Jamie Laing looks like Judge Rinder #Strictly ".
"Do Jamie’s facial expressions remind anymore else of judge rinder or just me? #strictly," wondered a third.
Image: PA) PA)
Some even wondered if they were the same person, or related, as one tweeted: "Have Jamie Laing and Judge Rinder ever been seen in the same room together? #Strictly ".
"Jamie Laing is Judge Rinder's love child #Strictly," added another.
Craig savaged Jamie's performance, telling him: "The ballroom bit was really bad, your bottom was sticking out, you were creeping around like the Grinch, there was gapping all over the place.
"But all that said, I absolutely loved the opening section, the syncopation, I loved the Fred Estaire lines, it was difficult but some of it was brilliant!" he added.
Maisie Smith and Gorka Marque, and HRVY and Janet Manrara topped the leaderboard with their scores on Saturday.
They were closely followed by Nicola Adams and Katya Jones.
At the bottom of the scores were Jacqui Smith and Anton Du Beke, followed by Jamie and Karen and Jason Bell and Luba Mushtuk.
* Strictly Come Dancing continues next Saturday on BBC1