thedailymirror--2020-06-13--Full list of Premier League champions as Liverpool chase first title in 30 years

Liverpool look set to become the seventh club to become Premier League champions since the league ’ s creation in 1992 .
Jurgen Klopp ’ s men enjoy a 25-point lead over reigning champions Manchester City with nine games to go in the season .
Should Liverpool cross the line , they will end a 30-year wait for the league title to return to Anfield .
The Premier League did not exist the last time Liverpool won the league , back in 1990 .
Back then , the top tier of English football was called the First Division .
So @ @ @ @ @ @ @ times in their illustrious history , none of those championships have come since the inception of the Premier League .
How many clubs have won the Premier League ?
Manchester United have dominated the Premier League era , having won 13 of the 27 seasons completed to date , although it ’ s now seven years since they were last crowned champions .
Meanwhile Arsenal , who won three titles in six years from 1998-2004 , have now gone 16 years since their last Premier League triumph .
These are the year-by-year winners @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 1992/93 :

Seven clubs have become Premier League champions since its inception in 1992/93. Surprisingly, Liverpool - who have 18 league titles to their name - are not one of them
Full list of Premier League winners as Liverpool secure first title in 30 years
Liverpool have become become the seventh club to become Premier League champions since the league’s creation in 1992.
Jurgen Klopp’s side ended the 2019/20 season on 99 points, 18 ahead of second-place Manchester City to secure their first league title for 30 years.
Their success makes Liverpool just the seventh club to lift the Premier League trophy, and the first new winner of the competition since Leicester City's shock triumph in 2016.
It leaves Liverpool on 19 league titles, one behind Manchester United who have 20 to their name.
How many clubs have won the Premier League?
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Manchester United have dominated the Premier League era, having won 13 of the 27 seasons completed to date, although it’s now seven years since they were last crowned champions.
Meanwhile Arsenal, who won three titles in six years from 1998-2004, have now gone 16 years since their last Premier League triumph.
Man Utd: 13
Chelsea : 5
Man City: 4
Arsenal: 3
Blackburn Rovers: 1
Leicester City: 1
Liverpool: 1
Premier League winners
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These are the year-by-year winners since the first Premier League season in 1992/93:
1992/93: Man Utd
1993/94: Man Utd
1994/95: Blackburn
1995/96: Man Utd
1996/97: Man Utd
1997/98: Arsenal
1998/99: Man Utd
1999/00: Man Utd
2000/01: Man Utd
2001/02: Arsenal
2002/03: Man Utd
Image: Action Images via REUTERS) Action Images via REUTERS)
2003/04: Arsenal
2004/05: Chelsea
2005/06: Chelsea
2006/07: Man Utd
2007/08: Man Utd
2008/09: Man Utd
2009/10: Chelsea
2010/11: Man Utd
2011/12: Man City
2012/13: Man Utd
2013/14: Man City
2014/15: Chelsea
2015/16: Leicester
2016/17: Chelsea
2017/18: Man City
2018/19: Man City
2019/20: Liverpool
English league champions
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
In total 24 clubs have won the league in England, either when it was called the First Division or in the Premier League era.
The clubs to have be crowned champions are:
Manchester United - 20 league titles
Liverpool - 19
Arsenal - 13
Everton - 9
Aston Villa - 7
Manchester City - 6
Sunderland - 6
Chelsea - 6
Newcastle - 4
Sheffield Wednesday - 4
Wolves - 3
Leeds - 3
Huddersfield - 3
Blackburn Rovers - 3
Preston North End - 2
Tottenham Hotspur - 2
Derby County - 2
Burnley - 2
Portsmouth - 2
Sheffield United - 1
West Brom - 1
Ipswich - 1
Nottingham Forest - 1
Leicester - 1


thedailymirror--2020-06-13--Fuming driver gets 7 parking tickets during wife's 12-day lockdown hospital stay

A motorist was left fuming after he received seven parking tickets issued while he was visiting his wife after she was hospitalised for 12 days .
The fines , which will potentially cost Paul Gledhill a total of £700 , occurred in early May after he used a Smart Parking facility near the University Hospital of North Tees .
Mr Gledhill says he has been using the car park for the past two years , while his wife , Kirsty , has been in and out of hospital .
On Sunday May 10 , Mr Gledhill arrived at the almost @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who had just begun a 12-day stay , reports Teesside Live .
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He says when he tried to pay at the ticket machine , his money was not accepted , and a message was displayed on the screen saying something along the lines of `` no payment required '' .
The same thing happened when he tried to pay the next day .
Mr Gledhill assumed that the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the coronavirus lockdown , as was the situation in other nearby parking facilities .
He then continued to park his car there for the next five days .
But several weeks later , all on the same day , he received seven parking tickets from Smart Parking , racking up to a total of £700 he will potentially have to pay .
Mr Gledhill says he would have quite willingly paid the £2.50 daily charge , as he has done countless times before , had the machine accepted his money .
Ironically , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ park - where parking is currently free - was almost empty because so few people are visiting , but Paul stuck with the car park he usually uses .
Another car park he could have used , also off Hardwick Road and operated in conjunction with the hospital , is also not charging at the moment .
Five of his seven visits between May 9-17 were for less than 20 minutes .
Paul , an electrician of Vaynor Drive , Ingelby Barwick , admits he was shocked when seven parking tickets fell through @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Before Covid , I was taking Kirsty to hospital once a week and I ’ d always pay my £2.50 for up to 14 hours , or £2 on Sunday .
“ When I arrived on May 10 , I was surprised to see the car park empty , and the booth where a guy usually sits closed up .
I tried to pay but the machine wouldn ’ t take my money and said something like ‘ no payment required ’ .
Then when I came back the next day , it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ take my money.
” Mr Gledhill ’ s fines will cost £60 - or £420 in total - if he pays within 14 days , or £700 thereafter .
But he ’ s appealing all seven , saying : “ When I opened the first one , I went mental - then I had to open six more .
“ I ’ d have been quite happy to pay my £2 or £2.50 because I ’ ve been doing it every week for many months .
“ I ’ ve appealed all seven @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , people need to be aware they ’ re still charging you - even if it looks like they ’ re not and the machines don ’ t take your money .
Also , the letter you get feels quite intimidating - and I got seven.
” Smart Parking has confirmed it is looking into the case .
A spokesman said : `` Smart Parking were engaged to manage the car park at Hardwick Road in order to stop parking abuse , whilst making sure motorists can always find somewhere to park .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ a state of the art ANPR parking management system that monitors cars entering and exiting .
`` To use the car park , motorists simply need to pay the correct tariff at one of our payment machines , either before , during or after their parking experience .
At Hardwick Road these terms and conditions of use are highlighted via numerous signs positioned around the car park .
As such , we would remind all motorists to always check the terms and conditions of use before deciding to park .
`` As proud @ @ @ @ @ @ @ BPA ) , Smart Parking strictly follows its guidelines and Code of Practice .
Additionally , we operate a BPA audited appeals process for those motorists who feel they have been incorrectly charged .
In light of the information provided , we are currently investigating Mr Gledhill ’ s case and will get back to him as soon as possible . ''

Paul Gledhill, from Ingelby Barwick on Teesside, said the ticket machine wouldn't take his money, leading him to assume charges had been waived as a result of Covid-19
A motorist was left fuming after he received seven parking tickets issued while he was visiting his wife after she was hospitalised for 12 days.
The fines, which will potentially cost Paul Gledhill a total of £700, occurred in early May after he used a Smart Parking facility near the University Hospital of North Tees.
Mr Gledhill says he has been using the car park for the past two years, while his wife, Kirsty, has been in and out of hospital.
On Sunday May 10, Mr Gledhill arrived at the almost empty car park to visit Kirsty, who had just begun a 12-day stay, reports Teesside Live.
Image: Katie Lunn/Teesside Live) Katie Lunn/Teesside Live)
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He says when he tried to pay at the ticket machine, his money was not accepted, and a message was displayed on the screen saying something along the lines of "no payment required".
The same thing happened when he tried to pay the next day.
Mr Gledhill assumed that the ticket machine was out of action during the coronavirus lockdown, as was the situation in other nearby parking facilities.
Image: Katie Lunn/Teesside Live) Katie Lunn/Teesside Live)
He then continued to park his car there for the next five days.
But several weeks later, all on the same day, he received seven parking tickets from Smart Parking, racking up to a total of £700 he will potentially have to pay.
Mr Gledhill says he would have quite willingly paid the £2.50 daily charge, as he has done countless times before, had the machine accepted his money.
Ironically, on each occasion, the hospital car park - where parking is currently free - was almost empty because so few people are visiting, but Paul stuck with the car park he usually uses.
Another car park he could have used, also off Hardwick Road and operated in conjunction with the hospital, is also not charging at the moment.
Image: Teesside Live/Katie Lunn) Teesside Live/Katie Lunn)
Five of his seven visits between May 9-17 were for less than 20 minutes.
Paul, an electrician of Vaynor Drive, Ingelby Barwick, admits he was shocked when seven parking tickets fell through his letterbox in one go.
“Before Covid, I was taking Kirsty to hospital once a week and I’d always pay my £2.50 for up to 14 hours, or £2 on Sunday.
“When I arrived on May 10, I was surprised to see the car park empty, and the booth where a guy usually sits closed up. I tried to pay but the machine wouldn’t take my money and said something like ‘no payment required’. Then when I came back the next day, it happened again - it wouldn’t take my money.”
Mr Gledhill’s fines will cost £60 - or £420 in total - if he pays within 14 days, or £700 thereafter.
But he’s appealing all seven, saying: “When I opened the first one, I went mental - then I had to open six more.
“I’d have been quite happy to pay my £2 or £2.50 because I’ve been doing it every week for many months.
Image: Katie Lunn/Teesside Live) Katie Lunn/Teesside Live)
“I’ve appealed all seven tickets but whatever happens in my case, people need to be aware they’re still charging you - even if it looks like they’re not and the machines don’t take your money. Also, the letter you get feels quite intimidating - and I got seven.”
Smart Parking has confirmed it is looking into the case.
A spokesman said: "Smart Parking were engaged to manage the car park at Hardwick Road in order to stop parking abuse, whilst making sure motorists can always find somewhere to park.
"At the car park we operate a state of the art ANPR parking management system that monitors cars entering and exiting.
"To use the car park, motorists simply need to pay the correct tariff at one of our payment machines, either before, during or after their parking experience. At Hardwick Road these terms and conditions of use are highlighted via numerous signs positioned around the car park. As such, we would remind all motorists to always check the terms and conditions of use before deciding to park.
"As proud members of the British Parking Association (BPA), Smart Parking strictly follows its guidelines and Code of Practice. Additionally, we operate a BPA audited appeals process for those motorists who feel they have been incorrectly charged. In light of the information provided, we are currently investigating Mr Gledhill’s case and will get back to him as soon as possible."


thedailymirror--2020-06-13--Mum renovating home finds 'clever' tip from previous owner under old wallpaper

A woman renovating her home was caught by surprise after finding a hidden note .
The Australian mum was in the midst of peeling off the old wallpaper in her house when she uncovered a handy message from the previous owner .
Written in pen , was a DIY hack which was signed off by someone called `` Jon '' on December 21 1997 - and had only been uncovered 22 years later , reported News.com.au .
It read : `` If you ever need to wallpaper this room again , it will take 8 rolls of wallpaper .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 17 per roll on [ December 5 1997 ] and didn ’ t have enough .
It really pissed me off . ''
The eager DIY fan shared the snap to a mum 's group on Facebook - and since then has been inundated with comments from people praising the idea , with some calling it `` clever '' and `` thoughtful . ''
The DIY mum found the tip extremely helpful , as did many others after it racked up 8500 likes quickly after it was posted .
One mum even joked @ @ @ @ @ @ @ frustration . ''
`` But another person found a flaw in his advice after pointing out that wallpapers come in different widths and lengths .
Similarly a woman doing the food shop at her local supermarket spotted a note attached to a block of cheese .
It read : `` To whoever is reading this , you are doing great !
`` You deserve an amazing and happy day today ! ''
Rebecca shared the heartwarming message to social media , and although some called it sweet and loved the idea , others @ @ @ @ @ @ @

The Australian mum took to Facebook to share a picture of a note she found whilst redecorating her house from the previous owner - and it gave her some very handy advice
A woman was left stunned after she came across a handwritten note hidden behind her wallpaper.
The Australian mum was in the midst of redecorating her house when she uncovered a handy message from the previous homeowner.
Hand-written in pen was a DIY hack that revealed how many rolls of wallpaper was needed to cover the wall.
The note, which was signed off by someone called "Jon" on December 21, 1997 was uncovered 22 years after it was put there, reports News.com.au.
It read: "If you ever need to wallpaper this room again, it will take 8 rolls of wallpaper.
Image: Facebook) Facebook)
"I bought just six rolls at $17 per roll on [December 5 1997] and didn’t have enough. It really p***ed me off."
The eager DIY fan shared the snap to a mum's group on Facebook - and since then has been inundated with comments from people praising the idea, with some calling it "clever" and "thoughtful."
The DIY mum found the tip extremely helpful, as did many others after it racked up 8,500 likes quickly after it was posted.
While one mum joked: "You can just feel the frustration," another said they hope Jon has finally gotten over the annoying wallpaper incident.
But one Facebook user found a flaw in his advice after they pointed out that wallpapers come in different widths and lengths.
The mum found the helpful message in June of last year when people were keen to do up their houses during the coronavirus lockdown.
This comes as a woman who was doing the food shop at her local supermarket spotted a note attached to a block of cheese.
It read: "To whoever is reading this, you are doing great!
"You deserve an amazing and happy day today!"
Rebecca shared the heartwarming message to social media, and although some called it sweet and loved the idea, others thought it was "cheesy."
Have you come across any hidden notes? Let us know in the comments.
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thedailymirror--2020-06-13--Neville responds to queries of how Pogba and Fernandes will play together

It seems to be the big question on the lips of many football fans at the moment - how will Paul Pogba and Bruno Fernandes play together ?
Arguably Man Utd 's two biggest talents are yet to feature in the same side due to Pogba 's absence through injury .
Fernandes has taken centre stage while the Frenchman has been sidelined , becoming a fan favourite almost instantly .
But it remains to be seen whether they can both operate to their full potential in United 's midfield .
United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has previously insisted `` good @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and now his former teammate Gary Neville has weighed in on the debate .
`` I don ’ t understand the sentiment of 'How do Pogba and Fernandes ' fit together , ' Neville tweeted .
`` They won ’ t be in a 2 sitting [ two holding midfielders ] !
`` With more fluid systems today than 20 years ago it should be simple .
`` We ’ ve just watched [ Kevin ] De Bruyne and David Silva play together for 3 years in a MDF 3 [ midfield three @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his squad has been ravaged by injuries , Solskjaer now has a wealth of options at his disposal , particularly in the middle of the park .
Along with Pogba and Fernandes , United have Fred , Scott McTominay and Nemanja Matic vying for places , while Jesse Lingard and Andreas Pereira are on the fringes of the side .
And his first look at a Pogba and Fernandes combination against opposition will not have filled Solskjaer with confidence .
Matic got the nod to start alongside the duo in midfield for United @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , but they lost the first of two matches with the Baggies .
United were beaten 2-1 in the first match , another XI took over to win 3-1 in the second .
Pereira did his chances of selection no harm in the latter , scoring twice .
Solskjaer is still expected to pick both Fernandes and Pogba in his starting XI for United 's first Premier League fixture back on Friday .
They travel to Tottenham for an 8:15pm kick-off on Friday June 19 .
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Pogba is back fit again after his injury layoff and is expected to lineup alongside new boy Fernandes for the first time when the Premier League kicks off again this coming week
Gary Neville answers queries of how Paul Pogba and Bruno Fernandes will play together
It seems to be the big question on the lips of many football fans at the moment - how will Paul Pogba and Bruno Fernandes play together?
Arguably Man Utd's two biggest talents are yet to feature in the same side due to Pogba's absence through injury.
Fernandes has taken centre stage while the Frenchman has been sidelined, becoming a fan favourite almost instantly.
But it remains to be seen whether they can both operate to their full potential in United's midfield.
United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has previously insisted "good players can always play together", and now his former teammate Gary Neville has weighed in on the debate.
Image: Offside via Getty Images) Offside via Getty Images)
"I don’t understand the sentiment of 'How do Pogba and Fernandes' fit together,' Neville tweeted. "They won’t be in a 2 sitting [two holding midfielders]!
"With more fluid systems today than 20 years ago it should be simple.
"We’ve just watched [Kevin] De Bruyne and David Silva play together for 3 years in a MDF 3 [midfield three]."
After a season where his squad has been ravaged by injuries, Solskjaer now has a wealth of options at his disposal, particularly in the middle of the park.
Along with Pogba and Fernandes, United have Fred, Scott McTominay and Nemanja Matic vying for places, while Jesse Lingard and Andreas Pereira are on the fringes of the side.
And his first look at a Pogba and Fernandes combination against opposition will not have filled Solskjaer with confidence.
Matic got the nod to start alongside the duo in midfield for United's friendly with West Brom on Friday, but they lost the first of two matches with the Baggies.
United were beaten 2-1 in the first match, another XI took over to win 3-1 in the second.
Pereira did his chances of selection no harm in the latter, scoring twice.
Solskjaer is still expected to pick both Fernandes and Pogba in his starting XI for United's first Premier League fixture back on Friday.
They travel to Tottenham for an 8:15pm kick-off on Friday June 19.
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thedailymirror--2020-06-13--Rihanna 'renting Kardashian's former home for £330ka month rent'

Rihanna is shelling out $ 415,000 ( £330,000 ) to rent the swanky home where Kourtney And Khloe Kardashian stayed while filming their reality series Take The Hamptons , it is claimed .
It is thought the pop star will be staying in the incredible property on a two-acre peninsula in the North Sea hamlet of the Hamptons , from the middle of July until the middle of August this year .
It is believed that jet skis and her own boat - so she can go on a trip out into the Atlantic - are going to be thrown @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Her broker Dylan Eckhardt told the New York Post a deal has been signed for the star 's month-long stay .
He said : “ It checks every box . ''
Despite Eckhardt 's claims , an insider close to the pop star , says the deal has not been agreed yet .
It is thought Rihanna will be putting down a $ 1million ( £800,00 ) security deposit for the home , which is spread across 8,900 square feet .
The home has six-and-a-half bathrooms , five bedrooms , a swimming pool @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
After leaving the home , it 's though Rihanna will then head off to a home in Malibu until the end of September .
In May Rihanna was named as one of Britain ’ s richest women – with a fortune of £468million .
A record 150 of the 1,000 wealthiest people in the UK are women , according to the latest edition of the Sunday Times Rich List .
Of those , 25 are billionaires – another all-time high .
Barbadian singer Rihanna , 32 , was 48th out of 50 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ she is now based in London .
Her huge wealth is thanks in part to the storming success of her Fenty business brand , which stretches from cosmetics to fashion .
She said in an interview last year : “ I never thought I would make this much money , so a number is not going to stop me from working .
”

It is thought the pop star will be staying on the property on a two-acre peninsula in the North Sea hamlet of the Hamptons from the middle of July until the middle of August
Rihanna is shelling out $415,000 (£330,000) to rent the swanky home where Kourtney And Khloe Kardashian stayed while filming their reality series Take The Hamptons, it is claimed.
It is thought the pop star will be staying in the incredible property on a two-acre peninsula in the North Sea hamlet of the Hamptons, from the middle of July until the middle of August this year.
It is believed that jet skis and her own boat - so she can go on a trip out into the Atlantic - are going to be thrown in as part of the deal.
Her broker Dylan Eckhardt told the New York Post a deal has been signed for the star's month-long stay.
He said: “It checks every box."
Image: WILL OLIVER/EPA-EFE/REX) WILL OLIVER/EPA-EFE/REX)
Despite Eckhardt's claims, an insider close to the pop star, says the deal has not been agreed yet.
It is thought Rihanna will be putting down a $1million (£800,00) security deposit for the home, which is spread across 8,900 square feet.
The home has six-and-a-half bathrooms, five bedrooms, a swimming pool, and a private 85-feet long dock.
Image: Douglas Elliman) Douglas Elliman)
After leaving the home, it's though Rihanna will then head off to a home in Malibu until the end of September.
In May Rihanna was named as one of Britain’s richest women – with a fortune of £468million.
A record 150 of the 1,000 wealthiest people in the UK are women, according to the latest edition of the Sunday Times Rich List.
Image: Douglas Elliman) Douglas Elliman)
Of those, 25 are billionaires – another all-time high.
Barbadian singer Rihanna, 32, was 48th out of 50 makes it on to the list because she is now based in London.
Her huge wealth is thanks in part to the storming success of her Fenty business brand, which stretches from cosmetics to fashion.
Image: Douglas Elliman) Douglas Elliman)
She said in an interview last year: “I never thought I would make this much money, so a number is not going to stop me from working.”


thedailymirror--2020-06-13--Steve Stammers, former Sunday Mirror football correspondent, dies age 71

Steve Stammers , the former Sunday Mirror football correspondent who has died suddenly at the age of 71 , was one of the last of the old school Fleet Street football writers .
He spent more than 40 years following the daily twists and turns of a sport that emerged from the cloth cap era to become a billion dollar playground .
Stammers charted the evolution with enthusiasm and energy and along the way befriended a host of stars from Steve Perryman and George Graham to Patrick Vieira and Arsene Wenger .
A grammar schoolboy from Harold Hill , he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ white shirts , polished shoes and an adherence to old fashioned values like good manners and loyalty .
He also turned joke telling into an art form .
He worked for six newspapers , including the Daily Star , Evening Standard and Sunday Mirror and compiled an impressive contacts book that contained details of some of the most significant and influential people in the game .
When Swindon fans were in uproar following his revelation that their manager Glenn Hoddle was about to join Chelsea , Stammers knew he was on safe ground @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was spot on .
A couple of days later Chelsea confirmed Hoddle ’ s appointment .
Stammers ’ source ?
Ken Bates .
Stammers broke many major stories but the one that gave him most satisfaction was his 1996 exclusive that an unknown French coach working in Japan was about to become manager of Arsenal .
Steve enjoyed a long and fruitful relationship with Arsene and became a familiar figure at the Arsenal training ground .
As a French speaker he was well placed to befriend many of Arsenal ’ s French players @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at international level .
He covered a total of eight World Cup tournaments .
He was even invited by Patrick Vieira to be the English based director of his Diambars charity that provides football and education programmes for Senegalese children .
In 2008 he wrote ‘ Arsenal : The official biography ’ and in retirement continued to write about football on a freelance basis .
The Football Writers ' Association have paid tribute to Steve on social media , declaring : `` Really sad to report that our great friend and long standing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ after a short illness , aged 71 .
A superb football reporter and colleague .
Our thoughts and prayers to his family and friends . ''
He was married twice and is survived by his two children .

Trusted by football's greatest managers and players, Steve Stammers was the last of the old school Fleet Street football writers. He has passed away at the age of 71.
Steve Stammers: Last of the old school, trusted by football's greatest managers and players
Steve Stammers, the former Sunday Mirror football correspondent who has died suddenly at the age of 71, was one of the last of the old school Fleet Street football writers.
He spent more than 40 years following the daily twists and turns of a sport that emerged from the cloth cap era to become a billion dollar playground.
Stammers charted the evolution with enthusiasm and energy and along the way befriended a host of stars from Steve Perryman and George Graham to Patrick Vieira and Arsene Wenger.
A grammar schoolboy from Harold Hill, he was noted for smart ties, crisp white shirts, polished shoes and an adherence to old fashioned values like good manners and loyalty.
He also turned joke telling into an art form.
Image: Sunday Mirror) Sunday Mirror)
He worked for six newspapers, including the Daily Star, Evening Standard and Sunday Mirror and compiled an impressive contacts book that contained details of some of the most significant and influential people in the game.
When Swindon fans were in uproar following his revelation that their manager Glenn Hoddle was about to join Chelsea, Stammers knew he was on safe ground.
His story, initially ridiculed, was spot on. A couple of days later Chelsea confirmed Hoddle’s appointment. Stammers’ source? Ken Bates.
Stammers broke many major stories but the one that gave him most satisfaction was his 1996 exclusive that an unknown French coach working in Japan was about to become manager of Arsenal.
Steve enjoyed a long and fruitful relationship with Arsene and became a familiar figure at the Arsenal training ground.
As a French speaker he was well placed to befriend many of Arsenal’s French players and he regularly covered the French team at international level. He covered a total of eight World Cup tournaments.
He was even invited by Patrick Vieira to be the English based director of his Diambars charity that provides football and education programmes for Senegalese children.
In 2008 he wrote ‘Arsenal: The official biography’ and in retirement continued to write about football on a freelance basis.
Bobby Barnes, PFA Deputy Chief Executive, paid tribute to Steve, declaring: "We are really sad to see Steve Stammers has passed away. One of the last 'old school' reporters.
"Back in the day, certain journos had unique access in clubs, including travelling on the players’ coach to matches.
"At West Ham, Steve had that status and never a word from inside the camp made it into his copy. The first journalist who interviewed me as a young player - I trusted him then and continued to do so to this day. A real loss to everyone."
He was married twice and is survived by his two children.


thedailymirror--2020-06-13--Dai Greene frustrated by lack of athletics and ineffective anti-doping measures

Dai Greene has voiced his frustration at the lack of competition for British athletes and the slow pace at which the sport is returning from lockdown .
He has also blasted the “ madness ” of track and field allowing Salwa Eid Naser to become world champion over 400 metres when the Nigerian-born Bahraini already had three missed drugs tests against her name .
Wales ’ former world 400m hurdles champion looked on enviously as current No.1 Karsten Warholm headlined the Impossible Games on Thursday , a behind-closed-doors meet comprised of innovative events to get around social distancing restrictions .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ there ’ s a growing frustration in the athletics community , certainly in the UK , that there has been no innovation , ” said Greene .
“ I feel they should be looking to schedule comps .
“ Other countries are ahead of us in terms of their innovation .
We need something not only to entertain the fans , but also as motivation for training .
“ The rules for elite sport were opened up three weeks ago and football matches will start back on Wednesday , yet I can ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ set of hurdles at the elite training centre.
” Greene , 34 , lives on a farm and has spent much of lockdown lifting tractor tyres and logs to try to replicate gym work .
He has been irritated by this week ’ s revelation that Naser was able to compete in Doha last October and was only provisionally suspended after missing a fourth drugs test .
“ First of all I don ’ t really understand how you miss three tests , ” he said .
“ To be one of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to devote your entire lifestyle to staying ahead of the rest .
“ It does n't just happen .
Your routine is sleep , eat , train , repeat .
Your life is really structured .
It shouldn ’ t be difficult to organise your ‘ whereabouts ’ around that .
“ The fact Naser missed three tests before the champs and was not provisionally suspended is really bad .
I don ’ t understand how it ’ s still not resolved now , eight months on.
” The contrast is stark between @ @ @ @ @ @ @ British hammer thrower Mark Dry , who is serving a four-year ban .
Dry missed one test , which is not a punishable offence , but because he lied about his whereabouts was hammered by the authorities .
“ As an athlete what you want is consistency , ” said Greene .
“ You want the punishment to fit the crime .
You can ’ t compare Mark ’ s situation with Naser ’ s , it ’ s chalk and cheese , yet one of them has a four-year ban , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ world champs .
“ It ’ s madness .
It seems to be one rule for one , another for somebody else .
`` As a general point , I don ’ t feel enough athletes speak out against drug cheats .
People should say more . ''

“The rules for elite sport were opened up three weeks ago and football matches will start back on Wednesday, yet I can’t even use starting blocks or a set of hurdles at the elite training centre”
Dai Greene has voiced his frustration at the lack of competition for British athletes and the slow pace at which the sport is returning from lockdown.
He has also blasted the “madness” of track and field allowing Salwa Eid Naser to become world champion over 400 metres when the Nigerian-born Bahraini already had three missed drugs tests against her name.
Wales’ former world 400m hurdles champion looked on enviously as current No.1 Karsten Warholm headlined the Impossible Games on Thursday, a behind-closed-doors meet comprised of innovative events to get around social distancing restrictions.
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“It’s fair to say there’s a growing frustration in the athletics community, certainly in the UK, that there has been no innovation,” said Greene. “I feel they should be looking to schedule comps.
“Other countries are ahead of us in terms of their innovation. We need something not only to entertain the fans, but also as motivation for training.
“The rules for elite sport were opened up three weeks ago and football matches will start back on Wednesday, yet I can’t even use starting blocks or a set of hurdles at the elite training centre.”
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Greene, 34, lives on a farm and has spent much of lockdown lifting tractor tyres and logs to try to replicate gym work.
He has been irritated by this week’s revelation that Naser was able to compete in Doha last October and was only provisionally suspended after missing a fourth drugs test.
“First of all I don’t really understand how you miss three tests,” he said. “To be one of the world’s top athletes you have to devote your entire lifestyle to staying ahead of the rest.
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“It doesn't just happen. Your routine is sleep, eat, train, repeat. Your life is really structured. It shouldn’t be difficult to organise your ‘whereabouts’ around that.
“The fact Naser missed three tests before the champs and was not provisionally suspended is really bad. I don’t understand how it’s still not resolved now, eight months on.”
The contrast is stark between the treatment of Naser and that of British hammer thrower Mark Dry, who is serving a four-year ban.
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Dry missed one test, which is not a punishable offence, but because he lied about his whereabouts was hammered by the authorities.
“As an athlete what you want is consistency,” said Greene. “You want the punishment to fit the crime. You can’t compare Mark’s situation with Naser’s, it’s chalk and cheese, yet one of them has a four-year ban, the other is allowed to compete at the world champs.
“It’s madness. It seems to be one rule for one, another for somebody else.
"As a general point, I don’t feel enough athletes speak out against drug cheats. People should say more."


thedailymirror--2020-06-13--Diogo Dalot's vow to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer before Man Utd's Premier League return

Diogo Dalot is aiming to give Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer a selection headache as the Premier League restarts .
The Portuguese defender has made only 10 appearances this season , four of which came in the top-flight .
The 21-year-old has struggled with hip and groin injuries and slipped down the pecking order at Old Trafford after the arrival of Aaron Wan-Bissaka last summer .
But Dalot insists he will `` make the task difficult '' for Solskjaer as the Norwegian picks his teams for United 's remaining games - starting with the trip to Tottenham Hotspur on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s only a good thing because it ups the challenge a little bit more as well , '' Dalot told Sky Sports .
“ We have a lot more players to each position and then we as a player need to make the task difficult for the manager .
“ And he just has to pick 11 , but we will make sure that everyone is ready and everyone is fully fit to play.
” Dalot 's last appearance came in the 3-0 FA victory over Derby County in March .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a £2million deal in July 2018 and is contracted at Old Trafford for another three years .
Though he is yet to nail down a starting role , Dalot reaffirmed his desire to become United 's first-choice right-back in February .
`` It feels good to start feeling confident again and feeling comfortable with my fitness .
I 'm going to push hard and make sure that I deserve to play here , '' he said .
`` That 's why I signed to come here .
I want to be the best @ @ @ @ @ @ @ United .
`` They [ injuries ] are experiences that I need to live .
It 's football and you need to be ready for this kind of challenge .
`` Of course I was young when all this happened but in my mind I am always trying to be positive and in the future I 'll be strong , physically and mentally .
`` I think I have the ability to play at right-back at this club and I need to show that . ''
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The Portuguese defender has only made a handful of appearances this season - but he insists he and the whole squad will be ready to make an impact during the run-in
Diogo Dalot is aiming to give Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer a selection headache as the Premier League restarts.
The Portuguese defender has made only 10 appearances this season, four of which came in the top-flight.
The 21-year-old has struggled with hip and groin injuries and slipped down the pecking order at Old Trafford after the arrival of Aaron Wan-Bissaka last summer.
But Dalot insists he will "make the task difficult" for Solskjaer as the Norwegian picks his teams for United's remaining games - starting with the trip to Tottenham Hotspur on Friday evening.
“I think that’s only a good thing because it ups the challenge a little bit more as well," Dalot told Sky Sports.
Image: Gareth Copley) Gareth Copley)
“We have a lot more players to each position and then we as a player need to make the task difficult for the manager.
“And he just has to pick 11, but we will make sure that everyone is ready and everyone is fully fit to play.”
Dalot's last appearance came in the 3-0 FA victory over Derby County in March.
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The Portugal U21 star joined from Porto in a £2million deal in July 2018 and is contracted at Old Trafford for another three years.
Though he is yet to nail down a starting role, Dalot reaffirmed his desire to become United's first-choice right-back in February.
"It feels good to start feeling confident again and feeling comfortable with my fitness. I'm going to push hard and make sure that I deserve to play here," he said.
"That's why I signed to come here. I want to be the best right-back that I can be at Manchester United.
"They [injuries] are experiences that I need to live. It's football and you need to be ready for this kind of challenge.
"Of course I was young when all this happened but in my mind I am always trying to be positive and in the future I'll be strong, physically and mentally.
"I think I have the ability to play at right-back at this club and I need to show that."
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thedailymirror--2020-06-13--'My husband secretly let his mum watch our baby cameras and report back on me'

A new mum has said she feels 'completely violated ' after her mother-in-law accidentally revealed that she has access to the cameras in her home and watches how she cares for her baby .
The mum says when her child was born , her husband 's mother had wanted to live with them to help cook and clean in the first year of their son 's life , but they declined the offer and recently hired a nanny to help with childcare .
When she said no to her mother-in-law moving in , she instead asked for access to their @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was going on during the day .
The mum again declined , telling her husband she found it 'odd and intrusive ' and did n't even want her own mother to be able to see them as you can look back at any previous recordings from around the home .
But she has now discovered that her husband had gone behind her back to give his mum access to log in and watch the cameras at any time , keeping it a secret from his wife .
She said : `` I found @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sent to a group chat that was meant for him that she has been monitoring everything from when he ( their child ) comes back from a walk to when he sleeps to when he eats .
`` I thought it was all behind us until I saw that text message today from her to him saying 'the nanny brought him back from his walk ten minutes ago and now he is sleeping ' , '' as reported by Kidspot .
`` I feel like my trust and privacy is completely violated and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ go from here . ''
After asking others on Reddit whether she was right to be furious that the pair had been spying on her , one replied : `` To start change the password to the camera account and do not give it to SO ( significant other ) , he lost that right when he gave the last one to his mummy . ''
Another suggested : `` I would do some inappropriate adult things in view of the nanny cam , then he will have to fess up that he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with his pants down . ''

A new mum discovered her mother-in-law has been able to watch her at home at any time after her husband went behind her back to give her remote access to their baby cameras
A new mum has said she feels 'completely violated' after her mother-in-law accidentally revealed that she has access to the cameras in her home and watches how she cares for her baby.
The mum says when her child was born, her husband's mother had wanted to live with them to help cook and clean in the first year of their son's life, but they declined the offer and recently hired a nanny to help with childcare.
When she said no to her mother-in-law moving in, she instead asked for access to their baby cameras so she could monitor what was going on during the day.
The mum again declined, telling her husband she found it 'odd and intrusive' and didn't even want her own mother to be able to see them as you can look back at any previous recordings from around the home.
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But she has now discovered that her husband had gone behind her back to give his mum access to log in and watch the cameras at any time, keeping it a secret from his wife.
She said: "I found out today through an inadvertent message she sent to a group chat that was meant for him that she has been monitoring everything from when he (their child) comes back from a walk to when he sleeps to when he eats.
"I thought it was all behind us until I saw that text message today from her to him saying 'the nanny brought him back from his walk ten minutes ago and now he is sleeping'," as reported by Kidspot.
"I feel like my trust and privacy is completely violated and I don’t know where to go from here."
After asking others on Reddit whether she was right to be furious that the pair had been spying on her, one replied: "To start change the password to the camera account and do not give it to SO (significant other), he lost that right when he gave the last one to his mummy."
Another suggested: "I would do some inappropriate adult things in view of the nanny cam, then he will have to fess up that he gave her the code or get caught with his pants down."


thedailymirror--2020-06-13--Queen in public for first time in lockdown at much-changed Trooping the Colour

The Queen has appeared in public for the first time during lockdown at a very different version of Trooping the Colour .
Dressed in a muted jade Stewart Parvin coat and matching hat by Rachel Trevor-Morgan , Her Majesty joined a celebration to mark her Official Birthday in the Quadrangle of Windsor Castle .
The event replaces the Trooping the Colour ceremony normally staged in central London , which could not be held in its traditional form because of coronavirus .
Instead , a small , brief , military ceremony with no members of the public present was agreed to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Welsh Guards , who a few weeks ago were manning Covid-19 test centres , staged the unique event .
In their honour The Queen wore the brooch of the Welsh Guards - a diamond leek .
She also wore a floral silk dress with pleated hem detail , in shades of jade grey and dusty pink .
As the Queen arrived in Windsor Castle 's quadrangle the ceremony began when she took her place on a dais .
The royal salute was then given by the troops and the national anthem was played @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Division - made up of the British Army 's most prestigious regiments - has a close affinity with the Queen and was keen to mark the milestone with a ceremony dubbed mini-Trooping .
Lance Corporal Chusa Siwale , 29 , originally from Zambia , had a central role in the ceremony which was created by Garrison Sergeant Major Warrant Officer Class 1 Andrew Stokes .
The guardsman , whose regiment is part of the Household Division , said it was a `` huge privilege '' to be given the key role performing the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ very difficult '' time for the country .
He said : `` Only four weeks ago I was involved with testing key workers for Covid-19 as part of the Welsh Guards ' contribution to the battle against the virus ; now I am on parade performing in front of Her Majesty .
`` This is a very proud day for me . ''
In accordance with government advice , members of the public were asked not to attend Windsor town centre or gather in the hope of seeing any of the ceremony , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ external viewpoint .
The ceremony from previous years famously features a gathering of the royal family on Buckingham Palace 's balcony to acknowledge the crowds in The Mall and watch a flypast .
Trooping also attracts thousands of spectators , friends and family of the soldiers taking part in the military spectacle , who fill stands around Horse Guards Parade in Whitehall where the event is normally staged .
This year 's ceremony was created in just over two weeks and allowed the Guardsmen to show their precision marching skills while maintaining a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
An event like this marking the sovereign 's birthday has not been staged at Windsor since 1895 , when a ceremony was held in honour of Queen Victoria .
The head of state was last seen at a major event on March 9 when she attended the Westminster Abbey Commonwealth Day service with senior members of the monarchy and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex , who made their final appearance as working royals .
The Queen and Prince Philip have been social distancing at Windsor Castle since the government restrictions were @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 99 , they are both in the vulnerable category and have been carrying out their royal duties via video call and on the phone .

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Queen appears for first time during lockdown at hugely changed Trooping the Colour
Queen appears for first time during lockdown at hugely changed Trooping the Colour
Dressed in a muted jade Stewart Parvin coat and matching hat by Rachel Trevor-Morgan Her Majesty joined a celebration to mark her Official Birthday in the Quadrangle of Windsor Castle
Queen seen in public for first time in lockdown at much-changed Trooping the Colour
The Queen’s official birthday was marked at Windsor Castle yesterday (SAT) for the first time in her 68-year reign.
In her first live public engagement during the coronavirus lockdown, the monarch attended a parade by 20 socially distanced soldiers from the 1st Battalion Welsh Guards - including the first ever female guardsman to parade for the Queen’s birthday.
Wearing a floral silk jade grey and dusty pink dress by Stewart Parvin outfit and hat by Rachel Trevor-Morgan, with the diamond leek brooch of the Welsh Guards, the Queen smiled broadly as she emerged onto the historic castle’s Quadrangle from the Sovereign’s Gate.
Taking her seat on a dais, a raised platform decorated with pink begonias and bay trees, Her Majesty looked on with pride at the assembled military outfit, accompanied by Vice-Admiral Tony Johnstone-Burt, Master of the Household, Lt Col Michael Vernon, Comptroller and Major Nana Twemasi-Ankrah, the Queen’s equerry.
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It is understood that other senior members of the royal family, including the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge tuned in on the BBC to watch the spectacle from their homes in Birkhall, Aberdeenshire and Anmer Hall, Norfolk, respectively
The Queen, 94, was greeted by a royal salute before watching military drills by the guardsmen who are used to standing shoulder-to-shoulder, but had specially adapted their manoeuvres to keep 2.2 metres apart, under the watchful eye of Lieutenant Colonel Henry Llewelyn-Usher, who commanded the ceremony.
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The 1st Battalion Welsh Guards, who are currently on guard at Windsor Castle and have played a key role in the Covid-19 response, were due to have their Colour “trooped” at this year’s official birthday parade, Trooping the Colour, which traditionally takes place at Horse Guards Parade in London and involves more than 1400 soldiers and 200 horses.
Soldiers were chosen to take part who were either living in the Windsor area, on duty at the Castle or based in the nearby barracks, limiting the amount of travel required.
Members of the public had been actively discouraged from travelling to Windsor so that the strict rules surrounding gatherings could still be adhered to.
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The Queen has previously attended Trooping the Colour at Horse Guards Parade during every year of her reign, except for 1955 when it was cancelled due to a national rail strike.
Today was the first time the sovereign’s birthday parade has been held at Windsor since 1895 during the reign of Queen Victoria. Trooping the Colour has marked the official birthday of the sovereign since 1748.
A reduced Massed Band of the Household Division of 42 musicians, conducted by Lieutenant Colonel Simon Hoare played a series of Welsh tunes during the brief 20-minute ceremony including Men of Harlech and The Rising of the Lark.
Trooping in slow and quick time, band members executed “feathering” at each end to ensure they maintained social distancing.
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The Queen watched the Guards’ Colour being paraded and a second salute before departing.
The event was televised live on the BBC, but took place entirely within the confines of Windsor Castle, with no viewing positions for the public due to coronavirus restrictions.
A royal source said the Queen was “delighted” the spectacle was performed and “grateful” for the efforts of everyone who made it a reality.
Garrison Sergeant Major Warrant Officer Class 1 Andrew Stokes, who oversaw the soldiers’ training for the unique ceremony, said: “The Army teaches individuals many skills, but one of the greatest is teamwork, and this parade is a marvellous display of that: a collaboration of ideas and new thinking to celebrate the leadership of the Sovereign on her official birthday.
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With fewer people on parade there is no hiding place, there never is, and only the highest standard is acceptable, but more spacing between individuals means there is also no room for errors, and so the soldier has to really concentrate on their own personal drill, reaction to orders, dressing and social distancing.”
Guardsman Rhian Morgan from Newport, South Wales, is one of two female Guardsmen who joined the Welsh Guards earlier this year.
She is the first female Guardsman to appear on a parade for The Queen’s birthday, although she has done several duties as Queen’s Guard at the Royal Palaces and was also involved in COVID-19 testing at Regional Testing Centre Chessington early in the pandemic.
Women regularly appear on the Trooping of the Colour as musicians, members of The King’s Troop Royal Horse Artillery, supporting staff, veterinary officers, signallers and latterly in the Household Cavalry.
Lance Corporal Chusa Siwale, 29, from Zambia, who deployed to Afghanistan in 2018, was the Lone Drummer for the ceremony, delivering the “Drummer’s Call” to instigate the colour being “Trooped” through the ranks.
He said: “It is a huge privilege for me to be undertaking this key role in the parade at what is a very difficult time for the UK.
Only four weeks ago I was involved with testing key workers for COVID-19 as part of the Welsh Guards’ contribution to the battle against the virus; now I am on parade performing in front of Her Majesty. This is a very proud day for me”.
At the Queen’s side throughout the ceremony was Vice-Admiral Tony Johnstone-Burt, the Master of the Household who has been overseeing what has been nicknamed “HMS Bubble” – the loyal group of staff working for the Queen and Prince Philip at Windsor throughout the lockdown.


thedailymirror--2020-06-13--Katie Price reflects on co-parenting with Peter on Junior's 15th birthday

Katie Price has paid tribute to her son Junior on his 15th birthday as she reflected on how she and Peter Andre had raised their boy .
Junior was born in June 2005 , three months after Katie and Peter tied the knot in a lavish ceremony at Highclere castle - and a year after the pair first met on I 'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out of Here !
After three years of marriage Katie and Peter split in May 2009 and continued to share custody of Junior and his sister Princess Tiaamii .
As their eldest boy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mum Katie took to Instagram to reflect on how proud she was of her co-parenting with Pete .
`` Happy 15th birthday to my mini me in many ways and so proud of the young man he is turning out to be .
His dad and me have done a good job , '' she mused .
Katie followed this up with `` Excited for today when he comes home for a surprise ❤❤ '' She accompanied this with a sweet family snap of her kissing Junior on the cheek .
Fans immediately @ @ @ @ @ @ @ birthday wishes to Junior .
`` You ’ ve always been a great mother Katie .
Happy birthday Junior , can remember when he was just a baby xx '' added another .
Another disagreed with Katie 's 'mini me ' comment and said Junior was `` so like his dad . ''
Junior 's birthday comes just two weeks after Katie celebrated her eldest son Harvey 's 18th birthday with a jungle-themed party Earlier this month , Katie 's ex Peter shared a rare message about Harvey to celebrate his special day @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from Junior , Peter responded with three love hearts .
In a recent interview , Katie said that Peter and her third husband Kieran had been 'great dads ' .
Opening up about parenting in lockdown , the former glamour model said : `` I regularly FaceTime the kids .
I can ’ t wait to see them and to give them a big hug – this has been really hard .
Kieran and Peter are great dads – I know the children are in safe hands . ''

The Pricey is celebrating the 15th birthday of her son Junior, who she affectionately referred to as her 'mini me'
Katie Price opens up about co-parenting with Peter Andre on Junior's 15th birthday
Katie Price has paid tribute to her son Junior on his 15th birthday as she reflected on how she and Peter Andre had raised their boy.
Junior was born in June 2005, three months after Katie and Peter tied the knot in a lavish ceremony at Highclere castle - and a year after the pair first met on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!
After three years of marriage Katie and Peter split in May 2009 and continued to share custody of Junior and his sister Princess Tiaamii.
As their eldest boy celebrates his birthday this weekend, doting mum Katie took to Instagram to reflect on how proud she was of her co-parenting with Pete.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
"Happy 15th birthday to my mini me in many ways and so proud of the young man he is turning out to be. His dad and me have done a good job," she mused.
Katie followed this up with "Excited for today when he comes home for a surprise ❤❤"
She accompanied this with a sweet family snap of her kissing Junior on the cheek.

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Fans immediately began to comment by sharing their own birthday wishes to Junior.
"Such a lovely lad Katie," shared one.
"You’ve always been a great mother Katie. Happy birthday Junior, can remember when he was just a baby xx" added another.
Another disagreed with Katie's 'mini me' comment and said Junior was "so like his dad."
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Junior's birthday comes just two weeks after Katie celebrated her eldest son Harvey's 18th birthday with a jungle-themed party
Earlier this month, Katie's ex Peter shared a rare message about Harvey to celebrate his special day.
Replying to a happy birthday post from Junior, Peter responded with three love hearts.
In a recent interview, Katie said that Peter and her third husband Kieran had been 'great dads'.
Opening up about parenting in lockdown, the former glamour model said: "I regularly FaceTime the kids. I can’t wait to see them and to give them a big hug – this has been really hard. Kieran and Peter are great dads – I know the children are in safe hands."


thedailymirror--2020-06-13--Queen told William off at Trooping the Colour - and it was because of George

Trooping the Colour is a highlight in the royal , and is one of the few times of the year we get to see the whole family together .
The most famous moment of the celebrations , which mark the Queen 's official birthday .
is when they all come together on the Buckingham Palace balcony to wave to well-wishers and watch the flypast .
The arrival of little royals - including George , Charlotte and Louis - has brought lots of cute moments , but also means the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have to be mum and dad @ @ @ @ @ @ @ things normally run smoothly , Prince William 's parenting trick appeared to get him in trouble with the Queen at 2016 event .
As Princess Charlotte , who was making her Trooping the Colour debut , was held by her mum Kate , Wills was in charge of looking after George .
The eldest Cambridge kid stood at the front looking over the thousands of people gathered below - and dad Wills crouched down to speak to him .
However granny clearly was n't impressed , and appeared to say `` Stand up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he was told and rose immediately , looking rather sheepish .
It was an extra special Trooping the Colour , as it was the Queen 's 90th birthday .
Wills was dressed in his full military uniform , while Kate looked pretty in a baby pink coat and matching hat .
George , who loves planes , looked keen to watch the display and even his sister - who had just celebrated her first birthday - was n't scared by the number amount of news .
Kate pointed up at the sky as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ arms and gestured towards the planes .
This year 's Trooping the Colour was cancelled due to the coronavirus lockdown , however a small military ceremony is being held at Windsor Castle .
Buckingham Palace confirmed their plans yesterday , announcing that Her Majesty will take two royal salutes from the Welsh Guards on Saturday .
The ceremony will be carried out by a detachment from the 1st Battalion Welsh Guards , whose colour - or military flag - was due to be trooped this year at the Queen 's Birthday Parade on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Windsor Castle , they have played a key role in the military response to the Covid-19 pandemic over the past few months .
When the Queen arrives at the castle 's quadrangle she will receive a royal salute which will be followed by a set of military drills and a musical performance by a Band of the Household Division .
The ceremony , which will last about 20 minutes , will be shown on the BBC .

Did the Queen tell Prince William off during her 90th birthday celebrations?
Did the Queen tell Prince William off during her 90th birthday celebrations?
Prince William, Kate Middleton, George and Charlotte joined the Queen and other members of the royal family on the Buckingham Palace for the Trooping the Colour in 2016 - but the monarch had a few stern words for her grandson
Queen told Prince William off at Trooping the Colour - and it was because of George
Trooping the Colour is a highlight in the royal, and is one of the few times of the year we get to see the whole family together.
The most famous moment of the celebrations, which mark the Queen's official birthday. is when they all come together on the Buckingham Palace balcony to wave to well-wishers and watch the flypast.
The arrival of little royals - including George, Charlotte and Louis - has brought lots of cute moments, but also means the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have to be mum and dad while enjoying the special moment.
While things normally run smoothly, Prince William's parenting trick appeared to get him in trouble with the Queen at 2016 event.
Image: Reuters) Reuters)
As Princess Charlotte, who was making her Trooping the Colour debut, was held by her mum Kate, Wills was in charge of looking after George.
The eldest Cambridge kid stood at the front looking over the thousands of people gathered below - and dad Wills crouched down to speak to him.
However granny clearly wasn't impressed, and appeared to say "Stand up William".
Image: AFP/Getty Images) AFP/Getty Images)
The prince did as he was told and rose immediately, looking rather sheepish.
Oh dear...
It was an extra special Trooping the Colour, as it was the Queen's 90th birthday.
Image: Reuters) Reuters)
Wills was dressed in his full military uniform, while Kate looked pretty in a baby pink coat and matching hat.
George, who loves planes, looked keen to watch the display and even his sister - who had just celebrated her first birthday - wasn't scared by the number amount of news.
Kate pointed up at the sky as she held the little princess in her arms and gestured towards the planes.
Image: PA) PA)
This year's Trooping the Colour was cancelled due to the coronavirus lockdown, however a small military ceremony is being held at Windsor Castle.
Buckingham Palace confirmed their plans yesterday, announcing that Her Majesty will take two royal salutes from the Welsh Guards on Saturday.
The ceremony will be carried out by a detachment from the 1st Battalion Welsh Guards, whose colour - or military flag - was due to be trooped this year at the Queen's Birthday Parade on Horse Guards in Whitehall.
Stationed at Windsor Castle, they have played a key role in the military response to the Covid-19 pandemic over the past few months.
When the Queen arrives at the castle's quadrangle she will receive a royal salute which will be followed by a set of military drills and a musical performance by a Band of the Household Division.
The ceremony, which will last about 20 minutes, will be shown on the BBC.


thedailymirror--2020-06-13--Heartbreak for parents of boy, 1, who won't live long enough to go to school

The parents of a one-year-old boy with a rare condition have spoken of their heartbreak that they will never see him go to school .
Little Rowan Packer has Tay-Sachs Disease , a genetic condition which causes progressive damage to the nervous system .
His mum Deborah McDonald said it was `` hard knowing no matter what you do , Rowan will not survive '' .
She has bravely spoken out to raise awareness of the condition that means her son is not likely to live long enough even to go to school .
It affects just one in 320,000 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ within the Ashkenazi Jewish population of Eastern Europe where one in 3,500 babies are born with it .
The family do not think there are Ashkenazi antecedents on either side and Rowan ’ s brother and sister Aaron , seven , and Gracie , five , do not have the condition , reports Daily Record .
Deborah , 26 , and Rowan 's delivery driver dad Aaron Packer , 25 , had never even heard of the condition before Rowan was diagnosed .
Deborah , who trained as a nurse for a time @ @ @ @ @ @ @ heard about other genetic conditions but never this one .
It was an absolute shock.
” Student Deborah , studying for an honours degree in integrated health and social care , had a normal pregnancy with Rowan .
With her other two pregnancies she suffered life-threatening pre-eclampsia and they were born nine weeks early .
However , Deborah , who has the immune disease lupus which can cause damage to organs and as well as causing miscarriages , had always felt there was something very different about the pregnancy because Rowan hardly moved @ @ @ @ @ @ @ looked absolutely perfect when he was born and all the routine tests came back fine.
” He weighed 5lb 15oz – the biggest of all the couple ’ s babies , with Aaron only 3lb 3oz and Gracie a tiny 2lb 14oz .
She said : “ He was maybe about four months when we realised he wasn ’ t trying to turn over .
We were doing exercises on the mat with him but he didn ’ t have the urge to do it .
“ His eyesight was always a bit @ @ @ @ @ @ @ person or an object .
He had a string of tests but when a “ cherry dot ” was spotted on the retina during eyetest it pretty much confirmed the diagnosis .
Deborah said : “ It is just mad .
This thing can be in families for years and years but the chances of meeting a partner who also has the gene are quite slim , particularly in somewhere the size of Scotland .
“ We only know of one other child in Scotland with it , a little boy in Aberdeen @ @ @ @ @ @ @ me with answers and advice .
He is maybe three or four and is unresponsive .
“ It is hard knowing no matter what you do , Rowan will not survive .
If it was cancer there may have been a chance but there is nothing that can be done for him.
” Rowan , who turned one on May 24 , can only eat pureed food and his movement is just like a newborn .
Deborah said : “ He can smile and laugh .
But that will go .
He will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ roll over and he can ’ t put any pressure on his feet .
“ If he is not lying down , he is in his chair if we are not lifting him .
His wee muscles just don ’ t work and anything that he can do just now will be lost .
Even any automatic responses will go away .
“ At the end , he will be completely unaware of anything .
The body just stops functioning.
” The couple are desperate to move to a bigger home .
At @ @ @ @ @ @ @ private let in Mosspark , Glasgow , as they wait for a Glasgow Housing Association medical property to become available .
The family need a bigger house so Rowan can have a proper hospital bed and a hoist for when he grows too big for his mum to carry .
Deborah said : “ We have been bidding for medical properties but we have lost out to people who have been on the list longer .
”

Little Rowan Packer has Tay-Sachs Disease, a genetic condition which causes progressive damage to the nervous system - and his devastated parents have been warned that he will never see him go to school
Heartbreak for parents of one-year-old boy who won't live long enough to go to school
The parents of a one-year-old boy with a rare condition have spoken of their heartbreak that they will never see him go to school.
Little Rowan Packer has Tay-Sachs Disease, a genetic condition which causes progressive damage to the nervous system.
His mum Deborah McDonald said it was "hard knowing no matter what you do, Rowan will not survive".
She has bravely spoken out to raise awareness of the condition that means her son is not likely to live long enough even to go to school.
It affects just one in 320,000 babies – although it is more common within the Ashkenazi Jewish population of Eastern Europe where one in 3,500 babies are born with it.
The family do not think there are Ashkenazi antecedents on either side and Rowan’s brother and sister Aaron, seven, and Gracie, five, do not have the condition, reports Daily Record.
Image: UGC) UGC)
Deborah, 26, and Rowan's delivery driver dad Aaron Packer, 25, had never even heard of the condition before Rowan was diagnosed.
Deborah, who trained as a nurse for a time, said: “I’d heard about other genetic conditions but never this one. It was an absolute shock.”
Student Deborah, studying for an honours degree in integrated health and social care, had a normal pregnancy with Rowan. With her other two pregnancies she suffered life-threatening pre-eclampsia and they were born nine weeks early.
But Rowan wasn’t born until 39 weeks.
However, Deborah, who has the immune disease lupus which can cause damage to organs and as well as causing miscarriages, had always felt there was something very different about the pregnancy because Rowan hardly moved.
But she said: “He looked absolutely perfect when he was born and all the routine tests came back fine.”
He weighed 5lb 15oz – the biggest of all the couple’s babies, with Aaron only 3lb 3oz and Gracie a tiny 2lb 14oz.
Image: UGC) UGC)
She said: “He was maybe about four months when we realised he wasn’t trying to turn over. We were doing exercises on the mat with him but he didn’t have the urge to do it.
“His eyesight was always a bit strange. He never focused on a person or an object.
“Rowan wasn’t progressing like a normal child at all.”
He had a string of tests but when a “cherry dot” was spotted on the retina during eyetest it pretty much confirmed the diagnosis.
Deborah said: “It is just mad. This thing can be in families for years and years but the chances of meeting a partner who also has the gene are quite slim, particularly in somewhere the size of Scotland.
“We only know of one other child in Scotland with it, a little boy in Aberdeen, and his mum has been helping me with answers and advice. He is maybe three or four and is unresponsive.
“It is hard knowing no matter what you do, Rowan will not survive. If it was cancer there may have been a chance but there is nothing that can be done for him.”
Rowan, who turned one on May 24, can only eat pureed food and his movement is just like a newborn.
Deborah said: “He can smile and laugh. But that will go. He will never be able to sit unaided or roll over and he can’t put any pressure on his feet.
“If he is not lying down, he is in his chair if we are not lifting him. His wee muscles just don’t work and anything that he can do just now will be lost. Even any automatic responses will go away.
“At the end, he will be completely unaware of anything. The body just stops functioning.”
The couple are desperate to move to a bigger home. At the moment they are in a two-bed private let in Mosspark, Glasgow, as they wait for a Glasgow Housing Association medical property to become available.
The family need a bigger house so Rowan can have a proper hospital bed and a hoist for when he grows too big for his mum to carry.
Deborah said: “We have been bidding for medical properties but we have lost out to people who have been on the list longer.”


thedailymirror--2020-06-13--Brescia to sue Mario Balotelli and Mino Raiola over "slanderous accusations"

Serie A club Brescia are taking legal action against Mario Balotelli and his agent Mino Raiola over `` slanderous accusations '' .
Raiola claimed his client was `` discriminated against '' by not receiving a coronavirus test like the rest of his teammates .
The agent declared this week : `` They are discriminating against Balotelli , he has never been tested by Brescia , not even one swab . ''
And Balotelli posted an Instagram story saying his agent 's claims were `` all true '' .
However , Brescia have denied the accusations and outlined they will take @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Raiola .
The Lombardy-based club wrote in a statement : `` It is important to underline that , apparently , this extended inspection will happen following the false and slanderous accusations of irresponsible people , published this morning in the media .
`` On this specific issue , we have instructed our lawyers to take action against those who made these false accusations .
`` Brescia wish to clarify that we respected the medical protocol to the letter and even privately hired a full-time specialist ( at real expense ) to deal with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` Being accused of not respecting the rules , by one of our players no less , is shameful slander and those who said it will pay ( both in economic and image terms ) in the opportune venues , so we can protect the work and sacrifices of this club .
`` Unfortunately , as we all know , the irresponsible behaviour of an individual can create serious risks for everyone involved , so we 'll be forced to enact even more rigid measures to protect the club and its representatives @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his club started on Tuesday , when he was turned away from training for having an invalid medical certificate .
Under new Serie A rules , players must show medical documents upon arrival at training and stadiums .
Brescia return to action with a trip to Fiorentina on Monday 22 June - but Balotelli is unlikely to play any part in the run-in .
He has scored five goals this season for the club , based in his boyhood town , but they are rock bottom of the table and destined for a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the Mirror Football email here for the latest news and transfer gossip .

The Serie A club are taking legal action after Raiola claimed Balotelli was discriminated against by not receiving a coronavirus test like his teammates
Serie A club Brescia are taking legal action against Mario Balotelli and his agent Mino Raiola over "slanderous accusations".
Raiola claimed his client was "discriminated against" by not receiving a coronavirus test like the rest of his teammates.
The agent declared this week: "They are discriminating against Balotelli, he has never been tested by Brescia, not even one swab."
And Balotelli posted an Instagram story saying his agent's claims were "all true".
However, Brescia have denied the accusations and outlined they will take legal action against the Italian striker and Raiola.
The Lombardy-based club wrote in a statement : "It is important to underline that, apparently, this extended inspection will happen following the false and slanderous accusations of irresponsible people, published this morning in the media.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
"On this specific issue, we have instructed our lawyers to take action against those who made these false accusations.
"Brescia wish to clarify that we respected the medical protocol to the letter and even privately hired a full-time specialist (at real expense) to deal with any possible health emergencies linked to COVID-19.
"Being accused of not respecting the rules, by one of our players no less, is shameful slander and those who said it will pay (both in economic and image terms) in the opportune venues, so we can protect the work and sacrifices of this club.
Image: SIMONE VENEZIA/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock) SIMONE VENEZIA/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock)
"Unfortunately, as we all know, the irresponsible behaviour of an individual can create serious risks for everyone involved, so we'll be forced to enact even more rigid measures to protect the club and its representatives."
The row between Balotelli and his club started on Tuesday, when he was turned away from training for having an invalid medical certificate.
Under new Serie A rules, players must show medical documents upon arrival at training and stadiums.
Brescia return to action with a trip to Fiorentina on Monday 22 June - but Balotelli is unlikely to play any part in the run-in.
He has scored five goals this season for the club, based in his boyhood town, but they are rock bottom of the table and destined for a return to Serie B.
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thedailymirror--2020-06-13--Kim Kardashian stunned by what her son wrote in his Mother's Day tribute to her

Kim Kardashian took to Instagram to reveal the gift her four-year-old son Saint made her Mother 's Day - but she was n't impressed about everything he wrote in his card .
The reality star shared snaps of a card the youngster made which he answered questions about his mummy .
Kim , 39 , circled some of the things Saint wrote which left her baffled enough to write 'WTF ' over it .
At the start of the gift Saint wrote that his mom was aged '11-years-old ' .
He went on to say that his mum likes to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a baffled Kim circled his comment and wrote `` WTF '' beside it .
Saint , who Kim shares with her husband Kanye West , also wrote that the best things she cooks is `` babas '' - and a confused Kim commented `` Bottles ?
!
?
! ''
.
She also circled the word `` asparagus '' , which the little one had claimed was her favourite food - and pointed out that 'she hated asparagus ' .
Kim jokingly disputed Saint 's claim that the best thing the pair do @ @ @ @ @ @ @ - writing `` I do n't but he does lol '' .
But one thing the youngster said that left Kim feeling elated .
Saint said his 'mom is special because she snuggles me ' - prompting Kim to proudly say `` Best thing ever !
!
!
He got this right for sure '' .
Kim and Kanye have three other children .
Kim recently told how having her fourth baby , she does n't feel like she wants any more kids .
On an episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` Our surrogate is so amazing , she had the easiest delivery , '' she said .
`` She pushed literally maybe one time .
Kourtney and Kanye were in the room with me .
I feel so complete . ''
The doting mum added : `` I really do feel like four [ kids ] is the perfect number for me .
I feel so full in the best way , but I 'm done . ''

The reality star shared snaps of a card the youngster made, circled some of the mistakes in red and wrote cheeky comments next to them
Kim Kardashian stunned by what her son wrote in his Mother's Day tribute to her
Kim Kardashian took to Instagram to reveal the gift her four-year-old son Saint made her Mother's Day - but she wasn't impressed about everything he wrote in his card.
The reality star shared snaps of a card the youngster made which he answered questions about his mummy.
Kim, 39, circled some of the things Saint wrote which left her baffled enough to write 'WTF' over it.
At the start of the gift Saint wrote that his mom was aged '11-years-old'.
He went on to say that his mum likes to "leave him alone" - and a baffled Kim circled his comment and wrote "WTF" beside it.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
Saint, who Kim shares with her husband Kanye West, also wrote that the best things she cooks is "babas" - and a confused Kim commented "Bottles?!?!".
She also circled the word "asparagus", which the little one had claimed was her favourite food - and pointed out that 'she hated asparagus'.
Kim jokingly disputed Saint's claim that the best thing the pair do to relax is "watching TV" - writing "I don't but he does lol".
But one thing the youngster said that left Kim feeling elated.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
Saint said his 'mom is special because she snuggles me' - prompting Kim to proudly say "Best thing ever !!! He got this right for sure".
Kim and Kanye have three other children.
Kim recently told how having her fourth baby, she doesn't feel like she wants any more kids.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
On an episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians in October last year Kim said: "Our surrogate is so amazing, she had the easiest delivery," she said. "She pushed literally maybe one time. Kourtney and Kanye were in the room with me. I feel so complete."
The doting mum added: "I really do feel like four [kids] is the perfect number for me. I feel so full in the best way, but I'm done."


thedailymirror--2020-06-14--Paris riot police fire tear gas during clashes with anti-racism protesters

Riot police have clashed with protesters in Paris after thousands turned out to denounce racism .
Tear gas was fired into the crowds when violence erupted three hours into a peaceful demonstration against police brutality on Saturday .
The protest , which drew an estimated crowd of 15,000 , comes as anger continues to sweep the globe following the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis , USA while in police custody .
Reuters news agency reports that activists began hurling bottles , paving stones and bicycle wheels at police lines after being refused permission to march to the city 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ outlet was also vandalised .
Sign up to get the Mirror 's biggest and best stories delivered straight to your inbox at www.mirror.co.uk/email Police then fired tear gas and charged at pockets of violent protesters .
In one of the world 's biggest demonstrations on Saturday , anti-racist protesters had gathered at the Place de la République in central Paris chanting slogans such as `` no justice , no peace '' .
One banner read : “ I hope I don ’ t get killed for being black today ” .
The event @ @ @ @ @ @ @ activists , who unfurled a banner with the words “ anti-white racism ” from the rooftop of a building overlooking the protest .
However , residents emerged onto their balconies and ripped it up using with knives and scissors to cheers from below .
Assa Traore , the sister of 24-year-old Adama Traore , who died near Paris in 2016 after being detained by French police , was among those to address the crowds .
“ The death of George Floyd has a strong echo in the death in France of my little @ @ @ @ @ @ @ What ’ s happening in the United States is happening in France .
Our brothers are dying.
” Traore ’ s family say he was asphyxiated when three officers held him down with the weight of their bodies .
Authorities , however , say the cause of his death is unclear .
Earlier this week , Interior Minister Christophe Castaner acknowledged there were “ proven suspicions of racism ” within French law enforcement agencies .
His remarks have been met with criticism from police unions , who say officers are being scapegoated for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ place in Marseille , where police also fired tear gas after protesters threw stones and set bins alight , BFM television reports .
It comes after shocking scenes of violence were seen across the UK after right-wing groups launched counter-protests to Black Lives Matter demonstrations .
Men were left bloodied as thugs and anti-racist demonstrators came to blows during clashes in London .
People were knocked to the floor and left needing treatment from paramedics as officers tried to stop fights in Trafalgar Square , after far-right demonstrators had attacked police and journalists @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who lay prone on the ground in scenes of chaos shortly before a 5pm curfew , aimed at ending the demonstrations , went into effect .
After the deadline , there were further scenes of violence at Waterloo station when fights broke out as anti-racism activists attacked thugs who were trying to catch trains homes , according to witnesses .

An estimated 15,000 anti-racist protesters turned out for a Black Lives Matter protest in Paris today, where clashes between police and small pockets of violent demonstrators saw tear gas being fired into crowds
Riot police have clashed with protesters in Paris after thousands turned out to denounce racism.
Tear gas was fired into the crowds when violence erupted three hours into a peaceful demonstration against police brutality on Saturday.
The protest, which drew an estimated crowd of 15,000, comes as anger continues to sweep the globe following the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, USA while in police custody.
Reuters news agency reports that activists began hurling bottles, paving stones and bicycle wheels at police lines after being refused permission to march to the city's Opera House.
An Orange mobile phone outlet was also vandalised.
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Police then fired tear gas and charged at pockets of violent protesters.
In one of the world's biggest demonstrations on Saturday, anti-racist protesters had gathered at the Place de la République in central Paris chanting slogans such as "no justice, no peace".
One banner read: “I hope I don’t get killed for being black today”.
Image: Anadolu Agency via Getty Images) Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)
The event was met by a group of far-right activists, who unfurled a banner with the words “anti-white racism” from the rooftop of a building overlooking the protest.
However, residents emerged onto their balconies and ripped it up using with knives and scissors to cheers from below.
Assa Traore, the sister of 24-year-old Adama Traore, who died near Paris in 2016 after being detained by French police, was among those to address the crowds.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
“The death of George Floyd has a strong echo in the death in France of my little brother,” she said.
“What’s happening in the United States is happening in France. Our brothers are dying.”
Traore’s family say he was asphyxiated when three officers held him down with the weight of their bodies.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
Authorities, however, say the cause of his death is unclear.
Earlier this week, Interior Minister Christophe Castaner acknowledged there were “proven suspicions of racism” within French law enforcement agencies.
His remarks have been met with criticism from police unions, who say officers are being scapegoated for deep-rooted social ills.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
Another protest took place in Marseille, where police also fired tear gas after protesters threw stones and set bins alight, BFM television reports.
It comes after shocking scenes of violence were seen across the UK after right-wing groups launched counter-protests to Black Lives Matter demonstrations.
Men were left bloodied as thugs and anti-racist demonstrators came to blows during clashes in London .
People were knocked to the floor and left needing treatment from paramedics as officers tried to stop fights in Trafalgar Square, after far-right demonstrators had attacked police and journalists.
Police were seen protecting some people who lay prone on the ground in scenes of chaos shortly before a 5pm curfew, aimed at ending the demonstrations, went into effect.
After the deadline, there were further scenes of violence at Waterloo station when fights broke out as anti-racism activists attacked thugs who were trying to catch trains homes, according to witnesses.


thedailymirror--2020-06-14--Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang fired Real Madrid and Barcelona transfer warning

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has been told that the grass may not be greener away from Arsenal by former Gunner Ian Wright .
The striker 's contract in north London is winding down and there has been interest shown from the likes of Inter Milan and Barcelona .
Since Aubameyang moved to Arsenal he has been their most reliable source of goals and last term picked up the Golden Boot .
But with the striker now north of 30 Wright has told the Express that he may not get the sort of deal he was envisaging away from the Emirates .
He @ @ @ @ @ @ @ still going and he continued scoring goals then he 'd be in a strong position .
`` But I think the position he 's in now - we 're talking about someone who 's going to be 32 next summer .
`` He is getting into a situation where if he does see that contract out , are the same people going to come for him ?
`` The contract what he 's got on the table from Arsenal , is there going to be another club who 's going to give him @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Aubameyang has again led the goalscoring charts for the north Londoners , racking up 20 strikes thus far .
The former Borussia Dortmund man is keen to play in the Champions League once again - something that currently looks beyond Arsenal .
But Wright has also cautioned Aubameyang against pushing too hard for a lucrative deal .
He added : `` If he does say ' I do n't want to sign a deal ' and then [ Mikel ] Arteta starts to use [ Gabriel ] Martinelli and he starts to score @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of a sudden Aubameyang 's position and negotiation point gets weaker .
`` I think the longer he waits , in this time , the more it might affect him . ''

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has attracted interest from the likes of Barcelona with his Arsenal contract winding down but the Gunners striker has been warned against leaving the Emirates
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has been told that the grass may not be greener away from Arsenal by former Gunner Ian Wright.
The striker's contract in north London is winding down and there has been interest shown from the likes of Inter Milan and Barcelona.
Since Aubameyang moved to Arsenal he has been their most reliable source of goals and last term picked up the Golden Boot.
But with the striker now north of 30 Wright has told the Express that he may not get the sort of deal he was envisaging away from the Emirates.
He said: "If the season was still going and he continued scoring goals then he'd be in a strong position.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
"But I think the position he's in now - we're talking about someone who's going to be 32 next summer.
"He is getting into a situation where if he does see that contract out, are the same people going to come for him?
"The contract what he's got on the table from Arsenal, is there going to be another club who's going to give him the same kind of contract?"
Aubameyang has again led the goalscoring charts for the north Londoners, racking up 20 strikes thus far.
Image: IKIMAGES/AFP via Getty Images) IKIMAGES/AFP via Getty Images)
The former Borussia Dortmund man is keen to play in the Champions League once again - something that currently looks beyond Arsenal.
But Wright has also cautioned Aubameyang against pushing too hard for a lucrative deal.
He added: "If he does say 'I don't want to sign a deal' and then [Mikel] Arteta starts to use [Gabriel] Martinelli and he starts to score goals and do well, then all of a sudden Aubameyang's position and negotiation point gets weaker.
"I think the longer he waits, in this time, the more it might affect him."


thedailymirror--2020-06-14--Charlotte Crosby credits coronavirus Chief Medical Officer for her new romance

Charlotte Crosby has hailed the government ’ s coronavirus chief medical advisor Chris Whitty as the unlikely matchmaker of her current romance with Liam Beaumont .
The 30-year-old former Geordie Shore star says 54-year-old medical expert Chris helped her take the plunge with videographer Liam .
Chaz and Liam were at the beginning of a romance when the coronavirus outbreak forced the UK into lockdown .
And the reality star says it was the advice of Chief Medical Officer Chris that made her decide to go all in on her romance with Liam .
She explained to The Sun on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ move in together or not see each other .
“ It was hearing the Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty , who advised that if you want to see your boyfriend or girlfriend you have to move in — so you could say Chris made us take the leap of faith .
“ Before then we ’ d only spent about two or three weeks together in total , so we had to make that decision right then and there , which was really scary.
” It sounds like moving straight to cohabiting has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said : “ Fingers crossed , we haven ’ t had one single argument yet .
It ’ s been amazing.
” The reality star and her hunky 30-year-old boyfriend were spotted out and about for the first time earlier this month .
The pair were spotted getting hot and soapy together when they teamed up to wash one of their cars together outside their house .
The couple looked well matched – as they appeared outside while dressed in matching black outfits .
Charlotte has been unlucky in love in the past @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Gary Beadle being a main focus of Geordie Shore .
While her turbulent romance with Stephen Bear made headlines for all the wrong reasons as they repeatedly split and reunited before ending things for good in 2017 .

Charlotte Crosby says Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty has been an unlikely matchmaker after pushing her and new boyfriend Liam Beaumont together – and towards relationship bliss
Charlotte Crosby has hailed the government’s coronavirus chief medical advisor Chris Whitty as the unlikely matchmaker of her current romance with Liam Beaumont.
The 30-year-old former Geordie Shore star says 54-year-old medical expert Chris helped her take the plunge with videographer Liam.
Chaz and Liam were at the beginning of a romance when the coronavirus outbreak forced the UK into lockdown.
And the reality star says it was the advice of Chief Medical Officer Chris that made her decide to go all in on her romance with Liam.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
She explained to The Sun on Sunday: “We had to either move in together or not see each other.
“It was hearing the Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty, who advised that if you want to see your boyfriend or girlfriend you have to move in — so you could say Chris made us take the leap of faith.
“Before then we’d only spent about two or three weeks together in total, so we had to make that decision right then and there, which was really scary.”
Image: PA) PA)
It sounds like moving straight to cohabiting has worked wonders for the couple.
Charlotte said: “Fingers crossed, we haven’t had one single argument yet. It’s been amazing.”
The reality star and her hunky 30-year-old boyfriend were spotted out and about for the first time earlier this month.
The pair were spotted getting hot and soapy together when they teamed up to wash one of their cars together outside their house.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
The couple looked well matched – as they appeared outside while dressed in matching black outfits.
Charlotte has been unlucky in love in the past – having seen her failed romance with Gary Beadle being a main focus of Geordie Shore.
While her turbulent romance with Stephen Bear made headlines for all the wrong reasons as they repeatedly split and reunited before ending things for good in 2017.


thedailymirror--2020-06-14--Kirsty Gallacher discusses 'PTSD' caused by divorce from Paul Sampson

Kirsty Gallagher has revealed she was left with PTSD following her divorce from rugby star Paul Sampson .
The 44-year-old Scottish sports presenter was married to 42-year-old English Rugby star Paul between 2010 and 2015 .
The couple welcomed two children together before their split , 10-year-old son Jude and 13-year-old son Oscar .
But the couple endured a painful break up which Kirsty has previously blamed for a drink-drive arrest , however she has now explained the full impact the demise of her marriage had on her .
The Sun quotes Kirsty talking to Outspoken Beauty podcast : “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
I found it devastating .
“ I was grieving and mourning .
I think I had post traumatic stress disorder .
I was skinny , not eating and wanting to black it all out .
It was painful.
” “ I felt a burden and a sadness for my children , even though I didn ’ t do anything wrong and Sammo didn ’ t do anything wrong .
No one was to blame.
” Kirsty previously said of her divorce to You Magazine : “ It was traumatic .
Divorce is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ floors everyone .
`` I was just so anxious about the kids – my pain was connected with their pain , and I did n't look after myself.
” While Paul has previously discussed his side of the divorce .
He said in an interview last month that he had been stunned when Kirsty requested a divorce hime he was struggling with depression due to the death of his father .
He revealed the pair toasted their divorce from opposite ends of a Champagne bar when they found themselves in the same place @ @ @ @ @ @ @ He said : “ It was all a bit surreal , to be honest .
“ After about an hour I thought , ‘ Well , I ’ m not going to let her leave without saying something ’ .
So I went over and said , ‘ Are you OK ?
’ “ She got quite annoyed but I said , ‘ Look , this doesn ’ t have to be a war .
’ ”

Sport presenter Kirsty tied-the-knot with England Rugby star Paul in 2010 during a Spanish ceremony and together they have two sons - however their marriage ended in divorce in 2015
Kirsty Gallagher has revealed she was left with PTSD following her divorce from rugby star Paul Sampson.
The 44-year-old Scottish sports presenter was married to 42-year-old English Rugby star Paul between 2010 and 2015.
The couple welcomed two children together before their split, 10-year-old son Jude and 13-year-old son Oscar.
But the couple endured a painful break up which Kirsty has previously blamed for a drink-drive arrest, however she has now explained the full impact the demise of her marriage had on her.
Image: WireImage) WireImage)
Speaking to Outspoken Beauty podcast, Kirsty said: “The divorce was a very difficult period. I found it devastating.
“I was grieving and mourning. I think I had post traumatic stress disorder. I was skinny, not eating and wanting to black it all out. It was painful.”
“I felt a burden and a sadness for my children, even though I didn’t do anything wrong and Sammo didn’t do anything wrong. No one was to blame.”
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Kirsty previously said of her divorce to You Magazine: “It was traumatic. Divorce is horrible. It floored me like it floors everyone.
"I was just so anxious about the kids – my pain was connected with their pain, and I didn't look after myself.”
While Paul has previously discussed his side of the divorce.
He said in an interview last month that he had been stunned when Kirsty requested a divorce hime he was struggling with depression due to the death of his father.
He revealed the pair toasted their divorce from opposite ends of a Champagne bar when they found themselves in the same place the day their divorce was finalised.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
He said: “It was all a bit surreal, to be honest.
“After about an hour I thought, ‘Well, I’m not going to let her leave without saying something’. So I went over and said, ‘Are you OK?’
“She got quite annoyed but I said, ‘Look, this doesn’t have to be a war.’”