thedailymirror--2020-11-15--Hundreds of people send cards to boy, 9, diagnosed with life-limiting disease

Hundreds of people have sent birthday cards to a nine-year-old boy who was diagnosed with a life-limiting disease .
Oscar Jealous , from Great Barr , Birmingham , is turning nine today and his parents hoped to organise a big birthday party for him , but unfortunately they can not because of lockdown restrictions .
His family instead launched an appeal to get as many people as possible to send him a birthday card to make Oscar enjoy his special day .
On Tuesday , Birmingham Live reported that the family had already received more than 300 cards and 20 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ week went on .
Oscar was diagnosed just before lockdown with Batten Disease , a neuro-degenerative illness that affects only a handful of children every year .
His condition means he is losing his sight , will gradually lose speech and mobility and is developing dementia .
Parents , Alex and Dani Jealous , who also have another son Charlie , aged five , say they are heartbroken but determined to fill every moment of Oscar 's life with joy - with a little help from their family and friends .
Alex said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ make Oscar feel special '' and for this reason they launched an appeal for people to send over birthday cards , BBC News reports .
He said : `` The intention when he was diagnosed was to have a big family party in the garden .
`` The simple fact is , it is more likely that next year will be very different , this is probably going to be the last birthday where he understands what is going on . ''
The 36-year-old dad also told Birmingham Live : `` Every birthday @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on and the reality is we have to make them as special as possible because we don ’ t know where we will be this time next year .
`` We do n't have loads of time with Oscar , but the time we do have , it has to be positive and fun and make memories .
`` So this year we wanted to go the extra mile and are asking as many people as possible to send him a birthday card .
`` We originally wanted to throw the biggest birthday @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for obvious reasons so instead decided to make it a birthday to remember with lots of cards and smiles . ''
The family 's house is currently a building site while work to convert it to meet Oscar 's needs is being carried out and the family are having to live upstairs .
They received a small Government grant to help with the building work , but are also having to use up every penny of their savings .
Although he is still attending Priestley Smith School in Perry Bar , Oscar 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ losing his sight , is having frequent seizures and has also lost the ability to swallow and has had to have a feeding tube fitted .
Oscar was diagnosed with Batten Disease in late February after a series of tests at Great Ormond Street Hospital .
His mum , Dani , aged 33 , a shipping clerk , explained shortly after the devastating diagnosis how it was a neurological disorder that affected the brain .
`` Childhood dementia is what they said to us that day and knowing those things were going to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it felt like our world ended .
It was crushing , '' she said .
`` At the end of it I asked the doctors the question : 'Will he die from this ? '
They answered me 'yes ' .
`` I was n't expecting them to say yes , I thought they would say no , we will just deal with it , his life will be different ... but they said yes . ''
She said they asked doctors how long Oscar had left and were given the heartbreaking prediction @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his early teens '' .
The family said Oscar was `` their little superstar '' who lit up a room when he walked into it .
Their campaign had been given the name `` Be More Oscar `` because one of his cousins once used that expression when describing how everyone should look at life in the same upbeat and positive way Oscar does .
A Gofundme page has been launched by the family to help cover the costs of adventures , alongside the bucket list of moments that money ca n't buy @

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Oscar Jealous, who was diagnosed with Batten's disease, is turning nine today and his parents hoped to organise a big birthday party for him, but they cannot because of lockdown restrictions
Hundreds of people have sent birthday cards to a nine-year-old boy who was diagnosed with a life-limiting disease.
Oscar Jealous, from Great Barr, Birmingham, is turning nine today and his parents hoped to organise a big birthday party for him, but unfortunately they cannot because of lockdown restrictions.
His family instead launched an appeal to get as many people as possible to send him a birthday card to make Oscar enjoy his special day.
On Tuesday, Birmingham Live reported that the family had already received more than 300 cards and 20 presents - which kept arriving as the week went on.
Oscar was diagnosed just before lockdown with Batten Disease, a neuro-degenerative illness that affects only a handful of children every year.
Image: bemoreOscar/Facebook) bemoreOscar/Facebook)
His condition means he is losing his sight, will gradually lose speech and mobility and is developing dementia.
Parents, Alex and Dani Jealous, who also have another son Charlie, aged five, say they are heartbroken but determined to fill every moment of Oscar's life with joy - with a little help from their family and friends.
Alex said he wanted to do something to "make Oscar feel special" and for this reason they launched an appeal for people to send over birthday cards, BBC News reports.
He said: "The intention when he was diagnosed was to have a big family party in the garden.
"The simple fact is, it is more likely that next year will be very different, this is probably going to be the last birthday where he understands what is going on."
The 36-year-old dad also told Birmingham Live: "Every birthday is going to be different from now on and the reality is we have to make them as special as possible because we don’t know where we will be this time next year.
"We don't have loads of time with Oscar, but the time we do have, it has to be positive and fun and make memories.
Image: bemoreOscar/Facebook) bemoreOscar/Facebook)
"So this year we wanted to go the extra mile and are asking as many people as possible to send him a birthday card.
"We originally wanted to throw the biggest birthday party ever, but can’t for obvious reasons so instead decided to make it a birthday to remember with lots of cards and smiles."
The family's house is currently a building site while work to convert it to meet Oscar's needs is being carried out and the family are having to live upstairs.
They received a small Government grant to help with the building work, but are also having to use up every penny of their savings.
Although he is still attending Priestley Smith School in Perry Bar, Oscar's health is deteriorating and he's gradually losing his sight, is having frequent seizures and has also lost the ability to swallow and has had to have a feeding tube fitted.
Oscar was diagnosed with Batten Disease in late February after a series of tests at Great Ormond Street Hospital.
His mum, Dani, aged 33, a shipping clerk, explained shortly after the devastating diagnosis how it was a neurological disorder that affected the brain.
"Childhood dementia is what they said to us that day and knowing those things were going to happen, our world ended. Or it felt like our world ended. It was crushing," she said.
"At the end of it I asked the doctors the question: 'Will he die from this?' They answered me 'yes'.
"I wasn't expecting them to say yes, I thought they would say no, we will just deal with it, his life will be different...but they said yes."
She said they asked doctors how long Oscar had left and were given the heartbreaking prediction that he "may make it to his early teens".
The family said Oscar was "their little superstar" who lit up a room when he walked into it.
Their campaign had been given the name " Be More Oscar " because one of his cousins once used that expression when describing how everyone should look at life in the same upbeat and positive way Oscar does.
A Gofundme page has been launched by the family to help cover the costs of adventures, alongside the bucket list of moments that money can't buy.


thedailymirror--2020-11-15--Prince Charles' pals claim The Crown is ‘trolling Royals on a Hollywood budget’

Prince Charles ' pals have accused producers of the hit Netflix drama The Crown of exploiting the Royal Family ’ s pain for financial gain , it is claimed .
The streaming giant yesterday launched the fourth series of the show , which examines Charles ' marriage to Princess Diana , her eating disorders plus the affair he had with Camilla Parker Bowles .
Close pals of the Prince have accused the streaming giant of ‘ trolling the Royals on a Hollywood budget ’ by presenting fiction as fact .
Several Palace insiders have expressed their concerns about the content @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has presented a twisted version of events .
One source told MailOnline : `` This is drama and entertainment for commercial ends being made with no regard to the actual people involved who are having their lives hijacked and exploited .
`` In this case , it ’ s dragging up things that happened during very difficult times 25 or 30 years ago without a thought for anyone ’ s feelings .
That isn ’ t right or fair , particularly when so many of the things being depicted don ’ t represent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ examines Charles meeting and marrying an innocent Diana .
It also covers his affair with Camilla , who was married at the time , and it is that narrative which has particularly enraged insiders .
A palace source said : `` There is no sense of telling carefully nuanced stories – it ’ s all very two-dimensional .
This is trolling with a Hollywood budget .
The public shouldn ’ t be fooled into thinking this is an accurate portrayal of what really happened .
Disturbing scenes which show Diana gorging on food @ @ @ @ @ @ @ given on-screen warnings .
Another insider claims Prince William is irritated that his parents ' split is brought up on the show .
They said the Duke of Cambridge is `` none too pleased with it '' and that he feels both his parents are being `` exploited '' and `` presented in a false , simplistic way to make money '' .
Prince Charles ' pals have pointed out what they claim are `` gross inaccuracies in the new series '' .
The insiders claim some of the inaccurate scenes include Charles @ @ @ @ @ @ @ inaccuracy is how the series depicts Diana confronting the Queen and the Prince of Wales about his affair at their wedding rehearsal at St Paul ’ s Cathedral .
Netflix , Kensington Palace and Clarence House have been contacted for comment .

Netflix release teaser for season four of The Crown
Netflix release teaser for season four of The Crown
Prince Charles ' pals have accused producers of the hit Netflix show The Crown of ‘trolling the Royal family on a Hollywood budget’ and 'presenting fiction as fact'
Prince Charles ' pals have accused producers of the hit Netflix drama The Crown of exploiting the Royal Family’s pain for financial gain, it is claimed.
The streaming giant yesterday launched the fourth series of the show, which examines Charles' marriage to Princess Diana, her eating disorders plus the affair he had with Camilla Parker Bowles.
Close pals of the Prince have accused the streaming giant of ‘trolling the Royals on a Hollywood budget’ by presenting fiction as fact.
Several Palace insiders have expressed their concerns about the content of the show, which they claim has presented a twisted version of events.
One source told MailOnline: "This is drama and entertainment for commercial ends being made with no regard to the actual people involved who are having their lives hijacked and exploited.
Image: Tim Graham Photo Library via Getty Images) Tim Graham Photo Library via Getty Images)
"In this case, it’s dragging up things that happened during very difficult times 25 or 30 years ago without a thought for anyone’s feelings. That isn’t right or fair, particularly when so many of the things being depicted don’t represent the truth."
The fourth series examines Charles meeting and marrying an innocent Diana.
It also covers his affair with Camilla, who was married at the time, and it is that narrative which has particularly enraged insiders.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
A palace source said: "There is no sense of telling carefully nuanced stories – it’s all very two-dimensional. This is trolling with a Hollywood budget. The public shouldn’t be fooled into thinking this is an accurate portrayal of what really happened.
Disturbing scenes which show Diana gorging on food before vomiting into a toilet have been given on-screen warnings.
Another insider claims Prince William is irritated that his parents' split is brought up on the show.
Image: Tim Graham Photo Library via Getty Images) Tim Graham Photo Library via Getty Images)
They said the Duke of Cambridge is "none too pleased with it" and that he feels both his parents are being "exploited" and "presented in a false, simplistic way to make money".
Prince Charles' pals have pointed out what they claim are "gross inaccuracies in the new series".
The insiders claim some of the inaccurate scenes include Charles verbally abusing his wife.
Another alleged inaccuracy is how the series depicts Diana confronting the Queen and the Prince of Wales about his affair at their wedding rehearsal at St Paul’s Cathedral.
Netflix, Kensington Palace and Clarence House have been contacted for comment.


thedailymirror--2020-11-15--Belgium England odds and betting tips

Belgium England odds and betting tips

Don ’ t fret about who ’ ll win in Belgium tonight – just hope for foul play .
The year of 2020 has changed so much in our world , but at least the Nations League remains the same reliably uninvolving folderol of jumped-up friendlies .
Gareth Southgate will understand England need to beat Belgium ( 7.45pm ) to retain a chance of reaching the finals , which take place next October – a piece of post-Euros pandemic scheduling that will have had Jurgen Klopp snorting his Sugar Puffs out of his nose .
The Three Lions won the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ formbook ’ s a dog ’ s breakfast right now , and the added volatility of late Covid withdrawals makes the 1X2 murky .
Embrace football ’ s new normal with a penalty punt instead .
No VAR here , but there ’ s been at least one penalty in three of England ’ s four games in Group A2 .
Belgium also gather their share .
Take the 12/5 ( Hills ) ‘ a penalty is awarded ’ .
Take a punt on Scotland and Northern Ireland being incapable of stomaching a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s trip to Austria ( 7.45pm ) looks like their usual dry one .
Scottish heads will head to Slovakia ( 2pm ) .
On Thursday , David Marshall saved a penalty to send them to a tournament for the first time in 22 years .
Shandies all round !
Bet NO ‘ both teams score ’ in both games , the double pays 2/1 ( Fred ) .
Gareth Bale opted to putt his feet up and focus on his laptop during Wales ’ s 0-0 against the USA on Thursday night @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the first round of the Masters at Augusta .
Bale should be back teeing it up for the Nations League visit of the Republic of Ireland ( 5pm ) – he ’ s the driver of Wales ’ s quality edge .
The Irish might be relegated and were very ordinary in their defeat by England .
Take the Wales WIN at 6/5 ( Unibet ) .
Norway ’ s Erling Haaland is different gravy - punt him ‘ anytime scorer ’ ( v Romania , 7.45pm ) at 11/10 ( Paddy ) @

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Don’t fret about who’ll win in Belgium tonight – just hope for foul play.
The year of 2020 has changed so much in our world, but at least the Nations League remains the same reliably uninvolving folderol of jumped-up friendlies.
Gareth Southgate will understand England need to beat Belgium (7.45pm) to retain a chance of reaching the finals, which take place next October – a piece of post-Euros pandemic scheduling that will have had Jurgen Klopp snorting his Sugar Puffs out of his nose.
The Three Lions won the reverse fixture 2-1, but the international formbook’s a dog’s breakfast right now, and the added volatility of late Covid withdrawals makes the 1X2 murky.
Embrace football’s new normal with a penalty punt instead. No VAR here, but there’s been at least one penalty in three of England’s four games in Group A2. Belgium also gather their share.
Take the 12/5 (Hills) ‘a penalty is awarded’.
Take a punt on Scotland and Northern Ireland being incapable of stomaching a ding-dong today.
The goal-lite Irish’s trip to Austria (7.45pm) looks like their usual dry one.
Scottish heads will head to Slovakia (2pm). On Thursday, David Marshall saved a penalty to send them to a tournament for the first time in 22 years. Shandies all round!
Bet NO ‘both teams score’ in both games, the double pays 2/1 (Fred).
Gareth Bale opted to putt his feet up and focus on his laptop during Wales’s 0-0 against the USA on Thursday night. In entirely unrelated news it was the first round of the Masters at Augusta.
Bale should be back teeing it up for the Nations League visit of the Republic of Ireland (5pm) – he’s the driver of Wales’s quality edge.
The Irish might be relegated and were very ordinary in their defeat by England. Take the Wales WIN at 6/5 (Unibet).
Norway’s Erling Haaland is different gravy - punt him ‘anytime scorer’ (v Romania, 7.45pm) at 11/10 (Paddy).
Last week: Winners at 11/2, 19/20 & 9/5


thedailymirror--2020-11-15--Kate Middleton's first love 'who blew hot and cold' and 'broke her heart'

Kate Middleton 's first love reportedly `` blew hot and cold '' before she fell for Prince William .
The Duchess of Cambridge met Harry Blakelock , who is said to have been her first love , at Marlborough College .
A friend said Kate was still hung up on him after graduation and spent a lot of time talking about him to her friends during the early part of her gap year , when she was studying in Italy .
In 2001 she spent three months in Florence , where she was visited by her parents who took her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ But perhaps hurt by her break-up with Blakelock , Kate did not find any romance in Florence , according to the Mail on Sunday .
A friend told the newspaper : `` When Kate arrived in Florence , she was really hung up about Harry .
`` She spoke about him all the time and he seemed to have messed her around quite a bit .
`` He seemed to have blown hot and cold with her when they were at school and she was always talking about how she could get him @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was also in Florence at the same time but nothing happened between him and Kate , from what the friend remembers .
In her book Kate : The Future Queen , royal expert and biographer Katie Nicholl , spoke to a friend who said : `` He was the only boy she talked about , and I do n't even think it was that serious . ''
Harry later married a school friend of Kate ’ s and is now a senior vice-president at Lockton - the world ’ s largest independent insurance @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the first time in 2001 at university , where he had gone after a gap year following his education at Eton .
They were part of the same social circle as they had enrolled on the same course .
They had plenty of common ground too , having moved into the same halls of residence - St Salvator 's Hall , or Sally 's to its student renters - and found themselves in the same classes and lectures .
Royal author Tom Quinn revealed details of their love story in the documentary William @ @ @ @ @ @ @ True ?
which aired on Channel 5 .
One of the funny stories the documentary talks about is that Prince William tripped as he walked towards Kate and told her : `` Oh that 's a terrible start , you 're going to think I 'm a complete clot . ''
The pair then became friends and formed a strong bond which then turned into romance .
William and Kate moved in together with two friends in a private home in their second year , which is where love blossomed away from the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was their shared sense of baldy humour that helped them click , as Wills explained during their engagement interview in 2009 .
`` She 's got a really naughty sense of humour , which really helps me because I 've got a really dirty sense of humour so it was good fun , we had a really good laugh , and then things happened , '' he said at the time .
They married in on April 29 , 2011 and now have three children - George , Charlotte and Louis .

The Duchess of Cambridge met Harry Blakelock, who is said to have been her first love, at Marlborough College. A friend said she found it hard to get over him after their break-up
Kate Middleton's first love 'who blew hot and cold' and 'broke her heart'
Kate Middleton's first love reportedly "blew hot and cold" before she fell for Prince William.
The Duchess of Cambridge met Harry Blakelock, who is said to have been her first love, at Marlborough College.
A friend said Kate was still hung up on him after graduation and spent a lot of time talking about him to her friends during the early part of her gap year, when she was studying in Italy.
In 2001 she spent three months in Florence, where she was visited by her parents who took her and her friends out for dinner.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images) Image: Patrick McMullan via Getty Images) Patrick McMullan via Getty Images)
But perhaps hurt by her break-up with Blakelock, Kate did not find any romance in Florence, according to the Mail on Sunday.
A friend told the newspaper: "When Kate arrived in Florence, she was really hung up about Harry.
"She spoke about him all the time and he seemed to have messed her around quite a bit.
"He seemed to have blown hot and cold with her when they were at school and she was always talking about how she could get him back."
Image: PA) PA)
The source added Harry was also in Florence at the same time but nothing happened between him and Kate, from what the friend remembers.
In her book Kate: The Future Queen , royal expert and biographer Katie Nicholl, spoke to a friend who said: "He was the only boy she talked about, and I don't even think it was that serious."
Harry later married a school friend of Kate’s and is now a senior vice-president at Lockton - the world’s largest independent insurance broker.
Kate met Prince William for the first time in 2001 at university, where he had gone after a gap year following his education at Eton.
Image: Clarence House via GettyImages) Clarence House via GettyImages) Image: Reuters) Reuters)
They were part of the same social circle as they had enrolled on the same course.
They had plenty of common ground too, having moved into the same halls of residence - St Salvator's Hall, or Sally's to its student renters - and found themselves in the same classes and lectures.
Royal author Tom Quinn revealed details of their love story in the documentary William & Kate: Too Good To Be True? which aired on Channel 5.
Image: Clarence House via GettyImages) Clarence House via GettyImages)
One of the funny stories the documentary talks about is that Prince William tripped as he walked towards Kate and told her: "Oh that's a terrible start, you're going to think I'm a complete clot."
The pair then became friends and formed a strong bond which then turned into romance.
William and Kate moved in together with two friends in a private home in their second year, which is where love blossomed away from the rabble of shared halls.
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And it was their shared sense of baldy humour that helped them click, as Wills explained during their engagement interview in 2009.
"She's got a really naughty sense of humour, which really helps me because I've got a really dirty sense of humour so it was good fun, we had a really good laugh, and then things happened," he said at the time.
They married in on April 29, 2011 and now have three children - George, Charlotte and Louis.


thedailymirror--2020-11-15--Gordon Ramsay shows off stunning coastal views from his £6m mansion in Cornwall

Gordon Ramsay has shown off the stunning views he enjoys at his £6million Cornwall mansion .
The TV chef shared a video of his one-year-old son Oscar hoovering in his living room , which captured the breathtaking views from his panoramic windows .
The Hell 's Kitchen star said in the Instagram clip `` good man , just like daddy does '' , as the youngster ran towards the windows , where ocean and rolling green countryside could be seen .
It comes after Gordon showed off his stunning Cornish beach house on Instagram earlier this week when he shared @ @ @ @ @ @ @ In the breathtaking clip , the camera panned across an amazing view of the coast , rolling hills and powdery sand .
His followers were also treated to a glimpse of his renovated mansion which has eco-friendly living roofs on its outbuildings .
The video also revealed that Gordon 's enormous outdoor pool , which cost over £100,000 , has been drained for the winter months .
Gordon defiantly returned to Cornwall amid the second nationwide lockdown earlier this week .
The celebrity chef has been at war with residents in the county @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at the start of the first lockdown earlier this year .
He 's faced claims he 's broken the rules on several occasions , and reportedly received a warning from local officials after racing around the region on his bike .
But it seems as though Gordon is n't going to let the past affect his wholesome lockdown with his family , as he took to Instagram to share a sweet snap of son Oscar at the beach Gordon ruffled feathers in Cornwall since the start of the first lockdown , when Mirror @ @ @ @ @ @ @ out of London and whisked them to the south west to stay in one of their holiday homes there .
One neighbour told us : `` We live in a spacious area , so second home owners have decided to come here even though MPs have asked them to stay away .
`` There are a lot of elderly people down here - it 's an elderly population , the average age is 65 to 85 , with a lot of people living alone .
`` It 's a scary time .
I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ set a good example , not run off to their country homes . ''

Gordon Ramsay shows off his huge house and enormous garden right on the beach
Gordon Ramsay shows off his huge house and enormous garden right on the beach
Gordon Ramsay shared a video of his one-year-old son Oscar hoovering in the living room of his Cornish home which captured the breathtaking views of rolling hills and ocean
Gordon Ramsay has shown off the stunning views he enjoys at his £6million Cornwall mansion.
The TV chef shared a video of his one-year-old son Oscar hoovering in his living room, which captured the breathtaking views from his panoramic windows.
The Hell's Kitchen star said in the Instagram clip "good man, just like daddy does", as the youngster ran towards the windows, where ocean and rolling green countryside could be seen.
It comes after Gordon showed off his stunning Cornish beach house on Instagram earlier this week when he shared a clip of a stunning sunrise.
In the breathtaking clip, the camera panned across an amazing view of the coast, rolling hills and powdery sand.
His followers were also treated to a glimpse of his renovated mansion which has eco-friendly living roofs on its outbuildings.
The video also revealed that Gordon's enormous outdoor pool, which cost over £100,000, has been drained for the winter months.
Gordon defiantly returned to Cornwall amid the second nationwide lockdown earlier this week.
The celebrity chef has been at war with residents in the county after fleeing to his second home there at the start of the first lockdown earlier this year.
He's faced claims he's broken the rules on several occasions, and reportedly received a warning from local officials after racing around the region on his bike.
But it seems as though Gordon isn't going to let the past affect his wholesome lockdown with his family, as he took to Instagram to share a sweet snap of son Oscar at the beach
Gordon ruffled feathers in Cornwall since the start of the first lockdown, when Mirror Online revealed he'd taken his family out of London and whisked them to the south west to stay in one of their holiday homes there.
One neighbour told us: "We live in a spacious area, so second home owners have decided to come here even though MPs have asked them to stay away.
"There are a lot of elderly people down here - it's an elderly population, the average age is 65 to 85, with a lot of people living alone.
"It's a scary time. I think it's up to celebrities to set a good example, not run off to their country homes."


thedailymirror--2020-11-15--Rob Kardashian shows off new work on sweet arm tattoo of his late father Robert

Rob Kardashian has revealed he has got more work done on his arm tattoo of his late father Robert .
The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star shared a snap on Instagram of his tattoo which shows Robert emerging from a veil of billowing clouds and light beams .
To add to the heavenly scene there is also an angelic wing over his head from another tattoo .
The image of Robert , who died aged 59 of esophageal cancer in July 2003 , looks like a younger version than the one seen in the 1990s and early 2000s .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ You brother !
! ''
and tagged tattoo artist Mister Cartoon .
It looks like Rob had only recently touched up his tattoo as previous snaps only showed the basic outline of his father 's face on the tattoo , without any heavenly touches .
Kris Jenner 's son also had ink smeared on his hand , suggesting he had just got the tattoo done up before the snap was taken .
Robert Kardashian was close friends with former American Football star and actor O. J. Simpson , and was his defense attorney @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was accused of murdering his ex wife and her friend but was acquitted of two counts of murder .
Rob 's latest inking comes after his sister Kim Kardashian received a hologram of her late dad , Robert Kardashian Snr from her husband Kanye West for her birthday last month .
On Thursday Kim shared her emotional reaction to receiving the hologram on Instagram .
In a clip the mum-of-four is seen bursting into tears upon seeing the hologram .
Kim can be seen sitting in a line alongside her sisters Kourtney , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and their momager Kris Jenner .
Meanwhile , her husband Kanye shares his birthday wishes from FaceTime as he presents Kim with the spine-tingling hologram .
Upon seeing her beloved father , Kim begins to weep before placing her head in her hands , overcome with emotion .
Robert tells his second-eldest daughter that he ’ s so proud of her and the woman she has grown up to be in the sweet message .
“ Happy birthday , Kimberly .
Look at you .
You ’ re 40 and all grown up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ re beautiful , just like when you were a little girl .
I watch over you and your sisters and brother and the kids every day .
”

Rob Kardashian shared a snap of the work he has had done on his tattoo of his late dad Robert Kardashian, which shows him emerging from a veil of billowing clouds and light beams
Rob Kardashian shows off new work on heartwarming arm tattoo of late father Robert
Rob Kardashian has revealed he has got more work done on his arm tattoo of his late father Robert.
The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star shared a snap on Instagram of his tattoo which shows Robert emerging from a veil of billowing clouds and light beams.
To add to the heavenly scene there is also an angelic wing over his head from another tattoo.
The image of Robert, who died aged 59 of esophageal cancer in July 2003, looks like a younger version than the one seen in the 1990s and early 2000s.
Rob captioned his post: "Thank You brother!!" and tagged tattoo artist Mister Cartoon.
Image: robkardashianofficial/Instagram) robkardashianofficial/Instagram)
It looks like Rob had only recently touched up his tattoo as previous snaps only showed the basic outline of his father's face on the tattoo, without any heavenly touches.
Kris Jenner's son also had ink smeared on his hand, suggesting he had just got the tattoo done up before the snap was taken.
Robert Kardashian was close friends with former American Football star and actor O. J. Simpson, and was his defense attorney during his 1995 murder trial.
Simpson was accused of murdering his ex wife and her friend but was acquitted of two counts of murder.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Rob's latest inking comes after his sister Kim Kardashian received a hologram of her late dad, Robert Kardashian Snr from her husband Kanye West for her birthday last month.
On Thursday Kim shared her emotional reaction to receiving the hologram on Instagram.
In a clip the mum-of-four is seen bursting into tears upon seeing the hologram.
Kim can be seen sitting in a line alongside her sisters Kourtney, 41, and Kendall, 24, and their momager Kris Jenner.
Meanwhile, her husband Kanye shares his birthday wishes from FaceTime as he presents Kim with the spine-tingling hologram.
Upon seeing her beloved father, Kim begins to weep before placing her head in her hands, overcome with emotion.
Robert tells his second-eldest daughter that he’s so proud of her and the woman she has grown up to be in the sweet message.
“Happy birthday, Kimberly. Look at you. You’re 40 and all grown up” Robert gushes.
“You’re beautiful, just like when you were a little girl. I watch over you and your sisters and brother and the kids every day.”


thedailymirror--2020-11-15--Pre-Brexit stockpiling and Covid pandemic could cause Christmas present chaos

Shoppers have been warned that pre-Brexit stockpiling and the coronavirus pandemic could cause shortages in festive stock .
A backlog of shipping containers has been seen at Felixstowe Port - UK 's busiest container port - in Suffolk over the past few weeks .
Among these , there are 11,000 containers of personal protective equipment ordered by the government which are slowing down operations at the port , sources claim .
It is believed the containers are filling 30 per cent of the container space at the port .
One ship which was due to be unloaded at Felixstowe Port @ @ @ @ @ @ @ delays , BBC News reports .
Hutchinson Port Holdings , which owns the port , blames pre-Brexit stockpiling and the Covid pandemic for the delays .
Freight manager Matt Hudson told the BBC that containers were being left on the quayside because haulage companies could not book a slot to enter the site .
He also warned that increased shipping prices could be passed on to consumers `` if the chaos continues '' .
Mr Hudson said the chaos is delaying freight going into shops , which are already suffering the consequences of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ If retail outlets ca n't sell what is actually en-route at the moment in time for Christmas , potentially they could lose even more money than they have done already this year . ''
The volume of containers at the port is also thought to be greater than usual because the flow of goods into the UK was heavily disrupted during the first lockdown in spring , according to The Guardian .
A spokesman for Felixstowe told the newspaper that some of the PPE containers have been at the port since August , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ top of a more general spike in volumes being experienced worldwide '' .
He added the port is working with the Health Department to get the containers moved .
In addition to the pandemic , it is believed similar delays could continue to be seen when the UK officially leaves the European Union on January 1 , 2021 .
Preparations for checks on goods entering and leaving the UK from Kent are likely to cause chaos at the end of the Brexit transition period .
John Roberts , the chief executive of online @ @ @ @ @ @ @ situation at Felixstowe as `` a mess '' .
He added : `` There was there was a period of about six weeks where incoming stock to the UK dropped off significantly .
`` Now we have turned the tap back on the capacity in China and the capacity in the UK ports is overloaded .
`` Of course the little thing that ’ s also adding to the complexity is called Brexit . ''

A backlog of shipping containers has been seen at Felixstowe Port - UK's busiest container port - in Suffolk over the past few weeks. Among these, there are 11,000 containers of PPE
Shoppers have been warned that pre-Brexit stockpiling and the coronavirus pandemic could cause shortages in festive stock.
A backlog of shipping containers has been seen at Felixstowe Port - UK's busiest container port - in Suffolk over the past few weeks.
Among these, there are 11,000 containers of personal protective equipment ordered by the government which are slowing down operations at the port, sources claim.
It is believed the containers are filling 30 per cent of the container space at the port.
Image: Tim Graham) Tim Graham)
One ship which was due to be unloaded at Felixstowe Port was redirected to Rotterdam because of current delays, BBC News reports.
Hutchinson Port Holdings, which owns the port, blames pre-Brexit stockpiling and the Covid pandemic for the delays.
Freight manager Matt Hudson told the BBC that containers were being left on the quayside because haulage companies could not book a slot to enter the site.
He also warned that increased shipping prices could be passed on to consumers "if the chaos continues".
Image: PA) PA)
Mr Hudson said the chaos is delaying freight going into shops, which are already suffering the consequences of the pandemic.
He said: "If retail outlets can't sell what is actually en-route at the moment in time for Christmas, potentially they could lose even more money than they have done already this year."
The volume of containers at the port is also thought to be greater than usual because the flow of goods into the UK was heavily disrupted during the first lockdown in spring, according to The Guardian.
A spokesman for Felixstowe told the newspaper that some of the PPE containers have been at the port since August, "which does create additional pressure on top of a more general spike in volumes being experienced worldwide".
He added the port is working with the Health Department to get the containers moved.
In addition to the pandemic, it is believed similar delays could continue to be seen when the UK officially leaves the European Union on January 1, 2021.
Preparations for checks on goods entering and leaving the UK from Kent are likely to cause chaos at the end of the Brexit transition period.
John Roberts, the chief executive of online electrical goods retailer AO.com, described the situation at Felixstowe as "a mess".
He added: "There was there was a period of about six weeks where incoming stock to the UK dropped off significantly.
"Now we have turned the tap back on the capacity in China and the capacity in the UK ports is overloaded.
"Of course the little thing that’s also adding to the complexity is called Brexit."


thedailymirror--2020-11-15--WIN a copy of Paul Hollywood’s Pies & Puds

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thedailymirror--2020-11-14--George bags historic hat-trick as England make Georgia pay for Oxford punch-up

Jamie George made history as he led a fierce English backlash against Georgia in the Twickenham rain .
In 149 years of international rugby no England hooker had bagged a hat-trick of tries .
George took less than an hour to put that right , scoring three times as Eddie Jones ’ men made Georgia pay for starting a brawl with them in a specially arranged scrummage session last year .
“ We wanted to take them on , '' the Saracens star admitted .
`` There have been a couple of previous encounters on the training field and this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pumped up .
“ If you were in the front row that day you remember .
It was certainly there in the back of my mind.
” This was payback , plain and simple and Jones made no attempt to disguise the fact .
“ All the guys remember the session in Oxford , ” he said .
“ Even the backs got involved that day , they ran in from about 40 metres away to have a go .
“ We wanted to make a point that we won ’ t be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ England ’ s six-try victory put them top of Nations Cup group A , a point ahead of Ireland , whom they play at home on Saturday .
The result was never in doubt from the moment Jack Willis capped his effervescent debut with the opening try on 16 minutes .
It quickly became clear that England ’ s focus was as much on administering a lesson in respect as winning the game .
Time and again Owen Farrell ’ s team opted for the set-piece and the chance to get stuck into @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to take on Georgia at their strength , ” Jones confirmed .
“ We wanted to get our set-piece going and make a point of them not out-scrumming us.
” The softening up process paid dividends after 30 minutes as George found Charlie Ewels at the lineout , then received the ball back and was driven over the try line .
England enjoyed that so much they repeated it four minutes later .
Ewels again made the catch and Willis , Joe Launchbury and Billy Vunipola drove George over .
They would call @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , same personnel , same outcome to put George into the record books .
But not before Jonathan Joseph provided the standout moment of the match , gliding off his wing and into midfield to stretch the Georgian defence , before releasing Elliot Daly for the score .
Sadly , for the game as a spectacle , Joseph suffered a back spasm and was forced off the field , taking all creativity with him .
Filthy weather and an empty stadium were mitigating factors for the sort of contest Amazon will not have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ broadcasting .
Even George seemed reluctant to celebrate his achievement a fortnight on from winning his 50th cap .
“ I don ’ t know how to put it into words really , ” he said .
“ It is quite embarrassing .
I just happened to be on the end of maul tries .
“ I am getting a bit of stick but I am happy we did what we did .
We tried to set the tone and intensity of the game and I think we did that.
” Dan Robson @ @ @ @ @ @ @ final try from a tapped penalty but Jones ’ thoughts had already turned to Ireland .
“ That is going to be the most important game of the year , ” he said .
“ Ireland will be cock-a-hoop after their win big win against Wales .
They ’ ll come here with plenty of confidence and swagger .
”

Jamie George made history as he led a fierce English backlash against Georgia in the Twickenham rain.
In 149 years of international rugby no England hooker had bagged a hat-trick of tries.
George took less than an hour to put that right, scoring three times as Eddie Jones’ men made Georgia pay for starting a brawl with them in a specially arranged scrummage session last year.
“We wanted to take them on," the Saracens star admitted. "There have been a couple of previous encounters on the training field and this was round three. We were very pumped up.
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“If you were in the front row that day you remember. It was certainly there in the back of my mind.”
This was payback, plain and simple and Jones made no attempt to disguise the fact.
“All the guys remember the session in Oxford,” he said. “Even the backs got involved that day, they ran in from about 40 metres away to have a go.
Image: FACUNDO ARRIZABALAGA/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock) FACUNDO ARRIZABALAGA/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock)
“We wanted to make a point that we won’t be stood over and we did that.”
England’s six-try victory put them top of Nations Cup group A, a point ahead of Ireland, whom they play at home on Saturday.
The result was never in doubt from the moment Jack Willis capped his effervescent debut with the opening try on 16 minutes.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
It quickly became clear that England’s focus was as much on administering a lesson in respect as winning the game.
Time and again Owen Farrell’s team opted for the set-piece and the chance to get stuck into their minnow opponents.
“We wanted to take on Georgia at their strength,” Jones confirmed. “We wanted to get our set-piece going and make a point of them not out-scrumming us.”
Image: FACUNDO ARRIZABALAGA/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock) FACUNDO ARRIZABALAGA/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock)
The softening up process paid dividends after 30 minutes as George found Charlie Ewels at the lineout, then received the ball back and was driven over the try line.
England enjoyed that so much they repeated it four minutes later. Ewels again made the catch and Willis, Joe Launchbury and Billy Vunipola drove George over.
They would call it a third time on the hour, same personnel, same outcome to put George into the record books.
Image: PA) PA)
But not before Jonathan Joseph provided the standout moment of the match, gliding off his wing and into midfield to stretch the Georgian defence, before releasing Elliot Daly for the score.
Sadly, for the game as a spectacle, Joseph suffered a back spasm and was forced off the field, taking all creativity with him.
Filthy weather and an empty stadium were mitigating factors for the sort of contest Amazon will not have welcomed in their first foray into rugby broadcasting.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
Even George seemed reluctant to celebrate his achievement a fortnight on from winning his 50th cap.
“I don’t know how to put it into words really,” he said. “It is quite embarrassing. I just happened to be on the end of maul tries.
“I am getting a bit of stick but I am happy we did what we did. We tried to set the tone and intensity of the game and I think we did that.”
Dan Robson came off the bench to score the final try from a tapped penalty but Jones’ thoughts had already turned to Ireland.
“That is going to be the most important game of the year,” he said. “Ireland will be cock-a-hoop after their win big win against Wales. They’ll come here with plenty of confidence and swagger.”
ENGLAND - Tries: Willis, George 3, Daly, Robson. Cons: Farrell 5.


thedailymirror--2020-11-14--Pictures show £110,000 Audi supercar wreckage after crashing into embankment

The motorist appears to have spun off a 30mph road in the grey Audi R8 before ploughing into the grass @ @ @ @ @ halt .
Pictures show the wreckage of the top of the range supercar which pumps @ @ @ @ @ £130,000 new .
The driver appears to have escaped unscathed following the crash in Hulme @ @ @ @ @ both the passenger and driver side were activated during the crash , the Manchester Evening @ @ @ @ @ the body remained intact , with some damage to the front bumper and wheels .
@ @ @ @ @ the scene and offered assistance to the driver .
Emergency services were not called to @ @ @

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The grey Audi R8 reportedly spun out of control from the main road and crashed into the grass mound in Hulme, Manchester
A supercar driver smashed into a grassy embankment head-on in a £110,000 Audi sports car.
The motorist appears to have spun off a 30mph road in the grey Audi R8 before ploughing into the grass verge and coming to a halt.
Pictures show the wreckage of the top of the range supercar which pumps out 600 horsepower and costs £130,000 new.
The driver appears to have escaped unscathed following the crash in Hulme, Manchester.
Airbags on both the passenger and driver side were activated during the crash, the Manchester Evening News reports.
Most of the body remained intact, with some damage to the front bumper and wheels.
A police traffic officer attended the scene and offered assistance to the driver.
Emergency services were not called to the incident.


thedailymirror--2020-11-14--Strictly fans convinced they've 'worked out' bombshell bottom two - and exit

Strictly Come Dancing fans are convinced they 've worked out who the bottom two are likely to be - which could mean a shock exit tomorrow .
Due to lockdown coronavirus restrictions , there is no audience at Elstree which , in turns , means limited spoilers .
This has led dedicated viewers of the BBC dancing show to tot up the tallies and conduct polls to work out who is likely to get the chop .
Tonight , Clara and Aljaz shot to the top of the leaderboard after impressing the judges with their stunning Charleston .
The pair @ @ @ @ @ @ @ highest score yet , despite it only being week four .
But down at the bottom were JJ and Amy , whose Jive to Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy failed to wow , despite Prince Harry 's cameo , and scored them just 17 .
Despite that , fans do n't reckon that the pair will be in the bottom two .
After conducting numerous polls , super sleuths have worked out that Maisie and Gorka , Caroline and Johannes , and Max and Dianne are all in danger .
Viewers have predicted that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ two , and that whoever joins her in it will get the boot .
Could Caroline or Max be kicked out of the competition tomorrow ?
This comes after Nicola and Katya were forced to pull out of the competition last week after the pro tested positive for Covid-19 .
The dancer admitted she was `` devastated and heartbroken '' as the BBC confirmed that boxer Nicola would not be able to return to the show next year as she would have an unfair advantage .
Motsi Mabuse has also had to pull @ @ @ @ @ @ @ two weeks as she quarantines .
The judge was replaced by Anton Du Beke after flying out to Germany for an emergency , which she later confirmed was an attempted break-in to her dance studio .
*Strictly Come Dancing returns tomorrow on BBC One

Dedicated Strictly Come Dancing fans have been totting up the tallies and conducting polls to work out who is likely to get the chop during tomorrow's results show
Strictly Come Dancing fans are convinced they've worked out who the bottom two are likely to be - which could mean a shock exit tomorrow.
Due to lockdown coronavirus restrictions, there is no audience at Elstree which, in turns, means limited spoilers.
This has led dedicated viewers of the BBC dancing show to tot up the tallies and conduct polls to work out who is likely to get the chop.
Tonight, Clara and Aljaz shot to the top of the leaderboard after impressing the judges with their stunning Charleston.
Image: PA) PA)
The pair received 29 out of 30 - the highest score yet, despite it only being week four.
But down at the bottom were JJ and Amy, whose Jive to Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy failed to wow, despite Prince Harry's cameo, and scored them just 17.
Despite that, fans don't reckon that the pair will be in the bottom two.
After conducting numerous polls, super sleuths have worked out that Maisie and Gorka, Caroline and Johannes, and Max and Dianne are all in danger.
Image: PA) PA) Image: PA) PA)
Viewers have predicted that Maisie will definitely be in the bottom two, and that whoever joins her in it will get the boot.
Could Caroline or Max be kicked out of the competition tomorrow?
This comes after Nicola and Katya were forced to pull out of the competition last week after the pro tested positive for Covid-19.
The dancer admitted she was "devastated and heartbroken" as the BBC confirmed that boxer Nicola would not be able to return to the show next year as she would have an unfair advantage.
Motsi Mabuse has also had to pull out of the show for the next two weeks as she quarantines.
The judge was replaced by Anton Du Beke after flying out to Germany for an emergency, which she later confirmed was an attempted break-in to her dance studio.
*Strictly Come Dancing returns tomorrow on BBC One


thedailymirror--2020-11-14--Drunk ex-soldier killed nurse after ploughing Land Rover sending her flying 98ft

A drunk ex-soldier killed a nurse after ploughing into her at more than 50mph as she was on her way to meet her husband , a court heard .
Craig Mossop 's Land Rover ploughed into mum-of-two Susan Jackson , an NHS nurse for more than 30 years , at more than 50mph and sent her flying 98ft .
She died at the scene as Mossop , 52 , drove off .
He ran a red light before smashing into another person who was left with a fractured spine , ribs , nose and a punctured lung .
Bolton Crown @ @ @ @ @ @ @ just been for a run and was crossing the road towards a David Lloyd gym in Bolton , Greater Manchester , where her husband was waiting for her indoors when she was hit on August 23 .
She was a specialist nurse at the University Hospital of South Manchester and had arranged to meet her husband Graham Lockett for a swim at the leisure centre .
The court heard the 18-year-old Land Rover uninsured Mossop was driving had faulty brakes and hit Susan with such force she was flung 30 metres across the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ passerby and a staff member from the health club gave Susan CPR for 20 minutes until paramedics arrived .
But she was pronounced dead at the scene from severe multiple injuries , including a completely severed spine .
Mr Lockett , who was waiting inside the club , learned of the tragedy outside after he rang his wife 's mobile phone and it was answered by a police officer .
Mossop , appearing via video link from prison , sat with a mask on and head bowed as Mr Lockett told him how @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with his wife as she died .
But he stressed to Mossop : `` I have reached the point that I am not going to feel guilty any longer .
I have decided that you should be burdened with this guilt alone . ''
After killing Susan , Mossop did not slow or stop and careered through a red light before smashing into another pedestrian , John Devaney .
Mr Devaney spent three days in a critical care unit with a broken spine , ribs , nose and punctured lung .
Mossop only @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a wall .
Colin Buckle , prosecuting , said the vehicle , which Mossop shared with his partner Karen Marsh , had no MOT and he was not insured to drive it .
Mr Buckle told the court : `` Mercifully the pathologist concludes Mrs Jackson would n't have known anything about the impact . ''
He said Mr Lockett had grown concerned that Susan had not arrived at the gym and frantically rang her phone .
Mr Buckle said : `` The phone was eventually answered by a police officer telling Mr @ @ @ @ @ @ @ park where , of course , he was confronted with the scene at the bottom of Royal Court Drive and he was informed that his wife had died . ''
Police collision experts calculate the Land Rover was doing at least 52.8mph as it hurtled towards Susan .
Mossop recorded a breath test of 51mcg of alcohol in 100ml of breath at the police station three hours after the crash , above the legal limit of 35mcg .
Mossop , of Bolton , pleaded guilty to causing death and serious injury by dangerous @ @ @ @ @ @ @ licence or insurance .
The court heard Susan had brought up two daughters , Emma and Sophie , alone after the suicide of her first husband before marrying Mr Lockett six years ago .
Mark Friend , defending Mossop , told the court : `` He is truly sorry for his actions '' .
He added Mossop has been diagnosed with PTSD after serving two tours of duty in Northern Ireland and had struggled with drink and drugs after seeing a friend killed .
Mr Friend said : `` There is a sad @ @ @ @ @ @ @ British Army in order to protect the public now being criminally responsible for the death of a member of the public and , of course , the serious injury to Mr Devaney . ''
Mossop has 17 previous convictions for 37 offences including for drink driving , driving whilst banned and other motoring offences , the court heard .
Speaking after Susan 's death earlier this year , Mr Lockett said : `` Sue was a loving , funny , fiercely determined , compassionate and strong wife .
`` She was a loving @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sophie and a friend to so many .
`` Sue was a nurse and had worked for the NHS for 30 years .
She will be greatly missed by all her colleagues and patients .
`` As a family we are heartbroken and in total shock and disbelief that Sue was taken from us like this .
We have lost a large part of ourselves and our world . ''

Craig Mossop, 52, mowed down mother-of-two and NHS nurse Susan Jackson in Bolton at more than 50mph before fleeing the scene then ploughing into another pedestrian
A drunk ex-soldier killed a nurse after ploughing into her at more than 50mph as she was on her way to meet her husband, a court heard.
Craig Mossop's Land Rover ploughed into mum-of-two Susan Jackson, an NHS nurse for more than 30 years, at more than 50mph and sent her flying 98ft.
She died at the scene as Mossop, 52, drove off.
He ran a red light before smashing into another person who was left with a fractured spine, ribs, nose and a punctured lung.
Bolton Crown Court heard Susan, 50, had just been for a run and was crossing the road towards a David Lloyd gym in Bolton, Greater Manchester, where her husband was waiting for her indoors when she was hit on August 23.
She was a specialist nurse at the University Hospital of South Manchester and had arranged to meet her husband Graham Lockett for a swim at the leisure centre.
The court heard the 18-year-old Land Rover uninsured Mossop was driving had faulty brakes and hit Susan with such force she was flung 30 metres across the road and into a wall.
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A passerby and a staff member from the health club gave Susan CPR for 20 minutes until paramedics arrived.
But she was pronounced dead at the scene from severe multiple injuries, including a completely severed spine.
Mr Lockett, who was waiting inside the club, learned of the tragedy outside after he rang his wife's mobile phone and it was answered by a police officer.
Mossop, appearing via video link from prison, sat with a mask on and head bowed as Mr Lockett told him how he had felt guilty about not being with his wife as she died.
But he stressed to Mossop: "I have reached the point that I am not going to feel guilty any longer. I have decided that you should be burdened with this guilt alone."
After killing Susan, Mossop did not slow or stop and careered through a red light before smashing into another pedestrian, John Devaney.
Mr Devaney spent three days in a critical care unit with a broken spine, ribs, nose and punctured lung. Mossop only came to a stop when he hit a wall.
Colin Buckle, prosecuting, said the vehicle, which Mossop shared with his partner Karen Marsh, had no MOT and he was not insured to drive it.
Mr Buckle told the court: "Mercifully the pathologist concludes Mrs Jackson wouldn't have known anything about the impact."
He said Mr Lockett had grown concerned that Susan had not arrived at the gym and frantically rang her phone.
Image: PA Archive/PA Images) PA Archive/PA Images)
Mr Buckle said: "The phone was eventually answered by a police officer telling Mr Lockett to come out to the car park where, of course, he was confronted with the scene at the bottom of Royal Court Drive and he was informed that his wife had died."
Police collision experts calculate the Land Rover was doing at least 52.8mph as it hurtled towards Susan.
Mossop recorded a breath test of 51mcg of alcohol in 100ml of breath at the police station three hours after the crash, above the legal limit of 35mcg.
Mossop, of Bolton, pleaded guilty to causing death and serious injury by dangerous driving, drink driving and having no licence or insurance.
The court heard Susan had brought up two daughters, Emma and Sophie, alone after the suicide of her first husband before marrying Mr Lockett six years ago.
Mark Friend, defending Mossop, told the court: "He is truly sorry for his actions".
He added Mossop has been diagnosed with PTSD after serving two tours of duty in Northern Ireland and had struggled with drink and drugs after seeing a friend killed.
Mr Friend said: "There is a sad irony for a man who entered the British Army in order to protect the public now being criminally responsible for the death of a member of the public and, of course, the serious injury to Mr Devaney."
Mossop has 17 previous convictions for 37 offences including for drink driving, driving whilst banned and other motoring offences, the court heard.
Honorary Recorder of Bolton, Judge Martin Walsh, adjourned sentencing until Monday.
Speaking after Susan's death earlier this year, Mr Lockett said: "Sue was a loving, funny, fiercely determined, compassionate and strong wife.
"She was a loving mum to her two daughters Emma and Sophie and a friend to so many.
"Sue was a nurse and had worked for the NHS for 30 years. She will be greatly missed by all her colleagues and patients.
"As a family we are heartbroken and in total shock and disbelief that Sue was taken from us like this. We have lost a large part of ourselves and our world."


thedailymirror--2020-11-14--I'm A Celeb star Shane Richie bragged about drug-fuelled orgy with six women

I 'm A Celeb campmate Shane Richie has spilled all on his scandalous past sex life .
The former Alfie Moon actor , 56 , has lots of stories to tell about his secret sexual history from his teenage years - including a threesome to a drug-fuelled orgy with six girls .
Ex-EastEnders star Shane used to work at Pontins Holiday Park in the Isle of Wight aged 16 and claimed he bedded lots of women during his time as an employee .
The ruthless soap star lost his virginity at 12-years-old .
He said : `` One week in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ down from Chelmsford they called themselves the Sexy Six and they were all blonde .
`` They invited me to a club .
I said I 'd bring some mates along , but they told me I should come on my own . ''
Shane revealed he did go with them and they offered him `` what he says he presumed was speed '' .
The star `` thought it was meant to make you high '' but instead he felt `` extremely randy '' after taking it .
Explaining the scenario , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ one girl he 'd been eyeing up all night and they were kissing and cuddling on the bed when another girl joined them .
Shane said he was kissing them both until he was informed by one of the girls that some of their friends wanted to join in , according to his 2004 autobiography Rags to Richie : The Story So Far .
He stepped into the other room to find the other girls completely naked and `` smoking a joint and drinking wine '' .
The star says he was `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ during the X-rated night of passion .
However it was n't all fun and games as Shane says it `` stopped being a turn-on when there were six '' as `` there was no way he was going to please them '' .
Much to his disappointment , the girls fell asleep and left him alone with just one of the group .
Shane said he felt `` used and abused '' the following day but was fulfilled by the night before .
The actor also boasted he had sex with hundreds of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ been a thousand '' .
Shane also revealed he once had a threesome with a mother and her daughter .
He chatted them up during a night at bingo and assumed they were sisters , but realised their relationship once he got back to their room .
The star said he was `` in a hurry to finish '' so he could brag about the night to his pals - which he did with a huge smile on his face .
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Shane Ritchie’s son ‘gobsmacked’ about I’m a Celeb and admits he's very worried about dad
Shane Ritchie’s son ‘gobsmacked’ about I’m a Celeb and admits he's very worried about dad
I'm A Celeb campmate Shane Richie has spilled all on his secret past sex life - from having a threesome with a mother and daughter to a drug-fuelled orgy with six girls from Essex
I'm A Celeb campmate Shane Richie has spilled all on his scandalous past sex life.
The former Alfie Moon actor, 56, has lots of stories to tell about his secret sexual history from his teenage years - including a threesome to a drug-fuelled orgy with six girls.
Ex-EastEnders star Shane used to work at Pontins Holiday Park in the Isle of Wight aged 16 and claimed he bedded lots of women during his time as an employee.
The ruthless soap star lost his virginity at 12-years-old.
He said: "One week in July a group of six girls came down from Chelmsford they called themselves the Sexy Six and they were all blonde.
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"They invited me to a club. I said I'd bring some mates along, but they told me I should come on my own."
Shane revealed he did go with them and they offered him "what he says he presumed was speed".
The star "thought it was meant to make you high" but instead he felt "extremely randy" after taking it.
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Explaining the scenario, he said he ended up alone with one girl he'd been eyeing up all night and they were kissing and cuddling on the bed when another girl joined them.
Shane said he was kissing them both until he was informed by one of the girls that some of their friends wanted to join in, according to his 2004 autobiography Rags to Richie: The Story So Far.
He stepped into the other room to find the other girls completely naked and "smoking a joint and drinking wine".
The star says he was "passed around from girl to girl" during the X-rated night of passion.
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However it wasn't all fun and games as Shane says it "stopped being a turn-on when there were six" as "there was no way he was going to please them".
Much to his disappointment, the girls fell asleep and left him alone with just one of the group.
Shane said he felt "used and abused" the following day but was fulfilled by the night before.
The actor also boasted he had sex with hundreds of women, claiming it "could've been a thousand".
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Shane also revealed he once had a threesome with a mother and her daughter.
He chatted them up during a night at bingo and assumed they were sisters, but realised their relationship once he got back to their room.
The star said he was "in a hurry to finish" so he could brag about the night to his pals - which he did with a huge smile on his face.
Mirror Online has contacted Shane's rep for comment.
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thedailymirror--2020-11-14--Millions of UK-made coronavirus vaccines 'ready by Christmas', professor claims

Tens of millions of UK-made coronavirus vaccines will be ready for production by the end of the year , claims a professor overseeing the trial .
Professor Andrew Pollard , chief investigator of the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine trial , was “ optimistic ” to get approval on the jab by Christmas .
His team 's work was a “ miracle ” that was done at “ record speed ” , he said , adding that the vaccine is on the cusp of demonstrating “ efficacy ” .
It comes after New York-based pharmaceutical giant Pfizer gave the world fresh hope for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ jab was more than 90 per cent effective in preventing the disease .
Professor Pollard said the Oxford vaccine will be ten times cheaper than the Pfizer/BioNTech jab and easier to deliver because it does n't have to be stored at temperatures below -70C .
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The director of the Oxford Vaccine Group told the Sun : “ Ours are stored at fridge temperature.
” Researchers around the world are racing to develop and roll out a Covid-19 vaccine for mass use @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ re optimistic we ’ ll be able to demonstrate efficacy by the end of the year .
`` We have been working tirelessly all year and can ’ t wait to see the results in the months ahead . ''
AstraZeneca will deliver the vaccine on a not-for-profit basis , he added .
The Government has put in an order for 100million doses of the Oxford/AstraZeneca jab , which is believed to cost £2.23 per dose .
It has also ordered 40million doses of the Pfizer vaccine , which needs two injections @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the next two weeks will be `` absolutely crucial '' in ensuring that England 's coronavirus lockdown ends as planned on December 2 , a Government scientific adviser has warned .
Professor Susan Michie , a member of the Government 's Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies ( Sage ) , urged the public to resist breaking current rules , to `` be in a position '' to spend the festive period with loved ones .
She also suggested that the announcement of a potential Covid-19 vaccine could lead to complacency with the measures @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` no difference '' to the current wave .
It comes after documents released by Sage on Friday warned that a return to the tiered system of coronavirus restrictions will see infections rise again .
When asked what should replace current restrictions when lockdown ends , Prof Michie told BBC Radio 4 's Today programme : `` It 's too early to know .
I think the next two weeks is going to be absolutely crucial .
`` They 're going to be a very challenging two weeks , partly because of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , the promise of a vaccine may be making people feel complacent .
`` But the vaccine is very unlikely to come in until the end of the year or beginning of next year and that 's going to make no difference to the current second wave .
`` So I think for the next two weeks , everybody has to really get all their resolve together . ''
Prof Michie , a behavioural scientist at University College London , advised the public to `` really pay attention to resisting any urges to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and visiting other households .
`` Because that will maximise the chance that in two weeks ' time , on December 2 , we 're in a position where actually we do n't have to continue the lockdown , '' she added .
`` And better still , what everybody wants , is to be in a position where they can spend the Christmas and winter holiday times with loved ones . ''
When asked if this meant the gains during lockdown would be lost , Prof Michie said she was `` quite @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Northern Ireland brought transmission rates down .
Elsewhere , the Government said a further 462 people had died within 28 days of testing positive for Covid-19 as of Saturday .
As of 9am on Saturday , there had been a further 26,860 lab-confirmed cases of coronavirus in the UK , slightly down from 27,301 on Friday .
Newly-released documents , written the day before the second national lockdown was imposed , show a consensus statement prepared by a modelling subgroup of Sage raised concerns about returning to the tier system .
Modelling @ @ @ @ @ @ @ well-adhered to '' , it is likely to reduce the reproduction number to less than 1 , with hospital admissions and deaths expected to fall until at least the second week of December .
But the document , dated November 4 , added : `` If England returns to the same application of the tiering system in place before November 5 , then transmission will return to the same rate of increase as today . ''
Other documents from late October state that any hopes of families gathering at Christmas will also be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 1 for `` some time '' .
On Friday , Sage said that the R rate for the UK has fallen to 1-1.2 , with experts believing it is already below 1 in some places .
It is hoped that R will drop in more places next week or the week after , as people remain under lockdown restrictions .

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Scientist behind Pfizer vaccine says first UK patients could get jab next month
Scientist behind Pfizer vaccine says first UK patients could get jab next month
Professor Andrew Pollard says the experimental vaccine developed by the University of Oxford and AstraZeneca is on the cusp of demonstrating “efficacy”, just days after Pfizer's huge announcement
Tens of millions of UK-made coronavirus vaccines will be ready for production by the end of the year, claims a professor overseeing the trial.
Professor Andrew Pollard, chief investigator of the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine trial, was “optimistic” to get approval on the jab by Christmas.
His team's work was a “miracle” that was done at “record speed”, he said, adding that the vaccine is on the cusp of demonstrating “efficacy”.
It comes after New York-based pharmaceutical giant Pfizer gave the world fresh hope for a vaccine when it announced its experimental jab was more than 90 per cent effective in preventing the disease.
Professor Pollard said the Oxford vaccine will be ten times cheaper than the Pfizer/BioNTech jab and easier to deliver because it doesn't have to be stored at temperatures below -70C.
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The director of the Oxford Vaccine Group told the Sun: “Ours are stored at fridge temperature.”
Researchers around the world are racing to develop and roll out a Covid-19 vaccine for mass use.
Professor Pollard said: “We’re optimistic we’ll be able to demonstrate efficacy by the end of the year.
"We have been working tirelessly all year and can’t wait to see the results in the months ahead."
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AstraZeneca will deliver the vaccine on a not-for-profit basis, he added.
The Government has put in an order for 100million doses of the Oxford/AstraZeneca jab, which is believed to cost £2.23 per dose.
It has also ordered 40million doses of the Pfizer vaccine, which needs two injections thought to cost £29.47.
Meanwhile, the next two weeks will be "absolutely crucial" in ensuring that England's coronavirus lockdown ends as planned on December 2, a Government scientific adviser has warned.
Professor Susan Michie, a member of the Government's Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage), urged the public to resist breaking current rules, to "be in a position" to spend the festive period with loved ones.
She also suggested that the announcement of a potential Covid-19 vaccine could lead to complacency with the measures, adding that the jab will make "no difference" to the current wave.
It comes after documents released by Sage on Friday warned that a return to the tiered system of coronavirus restrictions will see infections rise again.
When asked what should replace current restrictions when lockdown ends, Prof Michie told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "It's too early to know. I think the next two weeks is going to be absolutely crucial.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images) Image: Press Association Images) Press Association Images)
"They're going to be a very challenging two weeks, partly because of the weather, partly because, I think, the promise of a vaccine may be making people feel complacent.
"But the vaccine is very unlikely to come in until the end of the year or beginning of next year and that's going to make no difference to the current second wave.
"So I think for the next two weeks, everybody has to really get all their resolve together."
Prof Michie, a behavioural scientist at University College London, advised the public to "really pay attention to resisting any urges to break the rules" on social distancing and visiting other households.
"Because that will maximise the chance that in two weeks' time, on December 2, we're in a position where actually we don't have to continue the lockdown," she added.
"And better still, what everybody wants, is to be in a position where they can spend the Christmas and winter holiday times with loved ones."
When asked if this meant the gains during lockdown would be lost, Prof Michie said she was "quite hopeful" after tough measures in Wales and Northern Ireland brought transmission rates down.
Elsewhere, the Government said a further 462 people had died within 28 days of testing positive for Covid-19 as of Saturday.
As of 9am on Saturday, there had been a further 26,860 lab-confirmed cases of coronavirus in the UK, slightly down from 27,301 on Friday.
Newly-released documents, written the day before the second national lockdown was imposed, show a consensus statement prepared by a modelling subgroup of Sage raised concerns about returning to the tier system.
Modelling found that if the lockdown is "well-adhered to", it is likely to reduce the reproduction number to less than 1, with hospital admissions and deaths expected to fall until at least the second week of December.
But the document, dated November 4, added: "If England returns to the same application of the tiering system in place before November 5, then transmission will return to the same rate of increase as today."
Other documents from late October state that any hopes of families gathering at Christmas will also be dependent on the R value staying below 1 for "some time".
On Friday, Sage said that the R rate for the UK has fallen to 1-1.2, with experts believing it is already below 1 in some places.
It is hoped that R will drop in more places next week or the week after, as people remain under lockdown restrictions.


thedailymirror--2020-11-14--Barcelona 'will have to pay Messi loyalty bonus' even if he leaves on free

Barcelona will reportedly have to pay Lionel Messi his €33m ( £30m ) loyalty bonus next summer regardless of whether or not he decides to stay .
Messi 's current contract is due to expire at the end of the season and he could decide to walk away for free next summer , after his failed attempts to force a move earlier this year .
According to a report from ESPN , the terms of the deal , which he signed back in 2017 , included a €66m ( £60m ) loyalty bonus .
Messi was already paid half of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ other half is due when his contract expires in June , meaning he will receive the money irrespective of whether he decides to leave the Nou Camp .
The 33-year-old 's future is up in the air after he attempted to leave , with outgoing president Josep Maria Bartomeu a key reason for his unhappiness .
Speaking to Goal , Messi hit out at Bartomeu , saying : `` Throughout the year I had been telling the president that I wanted to leave , that the time had come to seek new goals @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` He told me all the time : 'We 'll talk , not now , this and that ' , but nothing .
The president did not give me a clue at what he was really saying .
`` What they say is that I did not say it before June 10 – but I repeat , we were in the middle of all the competitions and it was not the moment .
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`` But apart from that , the president always told me , 'When the season is over , you decide if you stay or leave ' , he never set a date , and well , it was simply @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he was not following his word , but not to get into a fight because I did not want to fight with the club . ''
However , Bartomeu has since resigned and it appears Messi 's future is dependent on who is elected as his replacement and whether they can convince him to stay .

Lionel Messi will earn the remaining €33m of his Barcelona loyalty bonus irrespective of whether he stays at the Nou Camp
Barcelona 'will have to pay Lionel Messi loyalty bonus' even if he leaves on free
Barcelona will reportedly have to pay Lionel Messi his €33m (£30m) loyalty bonus next summer regardless of whether or not he decides to stay.
Messi's current contract is due to expire at the end of the season and he could decide to walk away for free next summer, after his failed attempts to force a move earlier this year.
According to a report from ESPN, the terms of the deal, which he signed back in 2017, included a €66m (£60m) loyalty bonus.
Messi was already paid half of that bonus back in February and the other half is due when his contract expires in June, meaning he will receive the money irrespective of whether he decides to leave the Nou Camp.
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The 33-year-old's future is up in the air after he attempted to leave, with outgoing president Josep Maria Bartomeu a key reason for his unhappiness.
Speaking to Goal, Messi hit out at Bartomeu, saying: "Throughout the year I had been telling the president that I wanted to leave, that the time had come to seek new goals and new directions in my career.
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"He told me all the time: 'We'll talk, not now, this and that', but nothing. The president did not give me a clue at what he was really saying.
"What they say is that I did not say it before June 10 – but I repeat, we were in the middle of all the competitions and it was not the moment.
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"But apart from that, the president always told me, 'When the season is over, you decide if you stay or leave', he never set a date, and well, it was simply to make to the club official that he was not following his word, but not to get into a fight because I did not want to fight with the club."
However, Bartomeu has since resigned and it appears Messi's future is dependent on who is elected as his replacement and whether they can convince him to stay.


thedailymirror--2020-11-14--Mourinho has helped Bale "fall back in love with football" at Tottenham

Gareth Bale has `` fallen back in love '' with football thanks to his return to Tottenham under manager Jose Mourinho , says Wales assistant boss Robert Page .
Bale , 31 , rejoined Spurs on a season-long loan from Real Madrid in September .
He arrived back in north London carrying a knee injury but has since returned to full fitness and made six appearances for the club .
The Wales star has cut a frustrated figure in the Spanish capital in recent seasons due to his public falling out with Los Blancos boss Zinedine Zidane .
In contrast @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the bench to score the winner in the 2-1 win over Brighton earlier this month and Page believes he is once again relishing game time .
`` He looks to me like he 's enjoying his football , '' Page said .
`` He loves coming away with Wales .
He absolutely loves it .
`` As long as I 've been involved he 's never missed a camp , other than the recent one ( in October ) through injury .
`` He 's first through the doors , loves being part @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in his step when he comes on camp - and that 's exactly what I 've seen in the past couple of days .
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`` Now being at a place like Tottenham , he has a manager who wants him there and wants him to play week in , week out - or they are building him up to that where he plays 90 minutes consistently .
`` We 've now got a player on our hands @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the game and is enjoying his football .
`` Hopefully we will reap the rewards of that as well .
`` The older you get , you do lose a little bit of sharpness .
I experienced that myself as a player .
I have not seen any evidence of that in the last two days of training .
`` Some of the things I saw yesterday ( Friday ) was the other way .
He 's looking just as sharp , bright and powerful .
`` He 's in great shape and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ training yesterday you took a step back .
It was great to watch . ''
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In stark contrast to recent seasons at Real Madrid, Bale is "loving" his football once more under a manager "who wants him", claims Wales assistant boss Robert Page
Jose Mourinho has helped Gareth Bale "fall back in love with football" at Tottenham
Gareth Bale has "fallen back in love" with football thanks to his return to Tottenham under manager Jose Mourinho, says Wales assistant boss Robert Page.
Bale, 31, rejoined Spurs on a season-long loan from Real Madrid in September.
He arrived back in north London carrying a knee injury but has since returned to full fitness and made six appearances for the club.
The Wales star has cut a frustrated figure in the Spanish capital in recent seasons due to his public falling out with Los Blancos boss Zinedine Zidane.
In contrast, Bale celebrated emphatically as came off the bench to score the winner in the 2-1 win over Brighton earlier this month and Page believes he is once again relishing game time.
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"He looks to me like he's enjoying his football," Page said . "He loves coming away with Wales. He absolutely loves it.
"As long as I've been involved he's never missed a camp, other than the recent one (in October) through injury.
"He's first through the doors, loves being part of it and he has a spring in his step when he comes on camp - and that's exactly what I've seen in the past couple of days.
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"Now being at a place like Tottenham, he has a manager who wants him there and wants him to play week in, week out - or they are building him up to that where he plays 90 minutes consistently.
"We've now got a player on our hands that has fallen back in love with the game and is enjoying his football.
"Hopefully we will reap the rewards of that as well.
"The older you get, you do lose a little bit of sharpness. I experienced that myself as a player. I have not seen any evidence of that in the last two days of training.
"Some of the things I saw yesterday (Friday) was the other way. He's looking just as sharp, bright and powerful.
"He's in great shape and some of the things he did in training yesterday you took a step back. It was great to watch."
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thedailymirror--2020-11-14--Woman, 100, fell outside her home and taken to hospital – before dying of Covid

A 100-year-old woman who was taken to hospital after suffering a fall developed coronavirus on the ward and died .
Enid Miller tested positive for Covid-19 six days after arriving on the ward and died from the virus one week later , an inquest heard .
The centenarian was found lying on the ground by her neighbour after she fell down a pair of steps at her home in Nantwich , Cheshire .
Her nephew Stuart Cope , who was unable to speak to his dying aunt , was initially told she had fractured her hip .
But doctors could @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Stoke on Trent Live reports .
Mrs Miller , who had lived independently for almost three decades , later developed coronavirus on the ward and died .
The inquest heard the elderly patient was unable to speak with relatives in her final moments at the Royal Stoke University Hospital .
In a statement , Mr Cope said : `` Her CT scan showed fractures and we were told they couldn ’ t operate .
“ We couldn ’ t speak to her while she was in hospital and she tested positive for coronavirus @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , she passed away.
” Mrs Miller , who had lived alone since her husband ’ s death in 1992 , was found on the ground outside her home on October 2 .
Royal Stoke clinician Khalid Deeney told the inquest : `` “ The patient was put on a management plan but tested positive for Covid-19 .
“ She didn ’ t show improvement from there and a discussion was held with the family .
A decision was then made to palliate her.
” He said : `` I conclude Enid was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a fall down two steps .
“ She was found by a neighbour and taken to hospital where the CT scan showed she had a fracture .
“ She developed coronavirus and it was clear it wasn ’ t possible to subject her to treatment .
`` On a balance of probability Enid died of coronavirus at the Royal Stoke University Hospital .
”

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Enid Miller was found lying on the ground outside her home in Nantwich, Cheshire. and was taken to hospital where she tested positive for coronavirus six days later
Woman, 100, fell outside her home and caught coronavirus in hospital before dying
A 100-year-old woman who was taken to hospital after suffering a fall developed coronavirus on the ward and died.
Enid Miller tested positive for Covid-19 six days after arriving on the ward and died from the virus one week later, an inquest heard.
The centenarian was found lying on the ground by her neighbour after she fell down a pair of steps at her home in Nantwich, Cheshire.
Her nephew Stuart Cope, who was unable to speak to his dying aunt, was initially told she had fractured her hip.
But doctors could not operate due to her age, Stoke on Trent Live reports.
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Mrs Miller, who had lived independently for almost three decades, later developed coronavirus on the ward and died.
The inquest heard the elderly patient was unable to speak with relatives in her final moments at the Royal Stoke University Hospital.
In a statement, Mr Cope said: "Her CT scan showed fractures and we were told they couldn’t operate.
“We couldn’t speak to her while she was in hospital and she tested positive for coronavirus on October 8. On October 15, she passed away.”
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
Mrs Miller, who had lived alone since her husband’s death in 1992, was found on the ground outside her home on October 2.
Royal Stoke clinician Khalid Deeney told the inquest: "“The patient was put on a management plan but tested positive for Covid-19.
“She didn’t show improvement from there and a discussion was held with the family. A decision was then made to palliate her.”
North Staffordshire senior coroner Andrew Barkley found Mrs Miller died of coronavirus.
He said: "I conclude Enid was living at home independently when she suffered a fall down two steps.
“She was found by a neighbour and taken to hospital where the CT scan showed she had a fracture.
“She developed coronavirus and it was clear it wasn’t possible to subject her to treatment.
"On a balance of probability Enid died of coronavirus at the Royal Stoke University Hospital.”


thedailymirror--2020-11-14--I'm A Celeb cast complain about castle's 'horrific and minging' bathroom

I 'm A Celebrity fans can rest easy knowing that their favourite show is hitting screens tomorrow night , despite the sizeable odds 2020 threw at it .
Tomorrow night 's opening episode will see the new roster of famous faces head to the - allegedly haunted - Gwrych Castle , near Abergele in Wales .
For the next six weeks , the celebs will do battle with the elements as they take on all the wet and wind that a Welsh November has to offer .
And their first impressions of their new digs wo n't be overly flattering @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : `` I 've never seen a more ... basic is putting it nicely ... horrific bathroom . ''
`` The washroom .
First of all , it 's minging , '' she scolds , `` It needs a really good clean .
`` Well I 'm sorry , but no .
My hair .
I 'll look like I 've had Donald Trump 's hairdresser ! ''
The full line-up for 2020 's series is one of the most star-studded to date .
Fans breathed a collective sigh of relief as ITV @ @ @ @ @ @ @ despite several lockdowns .
But show bosses were forced to shift it to Gwrych Castle after Covid made the usual Aussie jungle an impossibility .
Pushing ahead with production for the flagship reality show , ITV 's making sure to pull it off in a Covid-safe way , setting the air date for tomorrow ( November 15 ) .
While many complained - before national lockdown 2.0 - that it was unfair that I 'm A Celeb went ahead with filming while much of Wales remained under a local lockdown , the Welsh @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the growing mental health crisis .
`` If it can continue in a Covid safe way then clearly it has long term benefits , '' said Economy Minister Ken Skates .
`` I know the producers are incredibly keen to demonstrate that they can produce a show of this nature during a pandemic , and in a responsible way . ''
Meanwhile , other fans had taken Twitter to beg show bosses to press ahead forge ahead with it despite the second lockdown - saying it would be `` the only thing '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ days ahead .
Vernon 's wife and Strictly host Tess Daly shared that he 's `` over the moon '' to be included in the line-up .
*I 'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here airs Sunday at 9pm on ITV .

ANT AND DEC GET TOTALLY SOAKED IN NEW I'M A CELEB TRAILER
ANT AND DEC GET TOTALLY SOAKED IN NEW I'M A CELEB TRAILER
I'm A Celebrity is back tomorrow night, with the opening episode introducing the fresh-faced celebs to Gwrych Castle, their home for the next six weeks
I'm A Celeb cast complain about 'horrific and minging' bathroom as they land in castle
I'm A Celebrity fans can rest easy knowing that their favourite show is hitting screens tomorrow night, despite the sizeable odds 2020 threw at it.
Tomorrow night's opening episode will see the new roster of famous faces head to the - allegedly haunted - Gwrych Castle, near Abergele in Wales.
For the next six weeks, the celebs will do battle with the elements as they take on all the wet and wind that a Welsh November has to offer.
And their first impressions of their new digs won't be overly flattering.
Radio 1 DJ Jordan North laughs: "I've never seen a more...basic is putting it nicely...horrific bathroom."
Image: ITV/REX/Shutterstock) ITV/REX/Shutterstock)
Corrie veteran Beverley Callard isn't impressed either.
"The washroom. First of all, it's minging," she scolds, "It needs a really good clean.
"Well I'm sorry, but no. My hair. I'll look like I've had Donald Trump's hairdresser!"
The full line-up for 2020's series is one of the most star-studded to date.
Image: ITV/REX/Shutterstock) ITV/REX/Shutterstock) Image: ITV/REX/Shutterstock) ITV/REX/Shutterstock)
Fans breathed a collective sigh of relief as ITV managed to get the show to run despite several lockdowns.
But show bosses were forced to shift it to Gwrych Castle after Covid made the usual Aussie jungle an impossibility.
Pushing ahead with production for the flagship reality show, ITV's making sure to pull it off in a Covid-safe way, setting the air date for tomorrow (November 15).
While many complained - before national lockdown 2.0 - that it was unfair that I'm A Celeb went ahead with filming while much of Wales remained under a local lockdown, the Welsh government argued the show could help combat the growing mental health crisis.
Image: ITV/REX/Shutterstock) ITV/REX/Shutterstock) Image: ITV/REX/Shutterstock) ITV/REX/Shutterstock)
"If it can continue in a Covid safe way then clearly it has long term benefits," said Economy Minister Ken Skates.
"I know the producers are incredibly keen to demonstrate that they can produce a show of this nature during a pandemic, and in a responsible way."
Meanwhile, other fans had taken Twitter to beg show bosses to press ahead forge ahead with it despite the second lockdown - saying it would be "the only thing" that would get them through the housebound days ahead.
Vernon's wife and Strictly host Tess Daly shared that he's "over the moon" to be included in the line-up.
*I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here airs Sunday at 9pm on ITV.