thedailymirror--2020-09-03--Dec refused to host I'm A Celeb with a man as only a woman could replace Ant

Declan Donnelly refused to host I 'm A Celebrity with another man and was adamant only a woman could replace Ant McPartlin .
Ant pulled out of the 2018 series as he took a break from TV to deal with his personal demons after his drink-driving conviction and a stint in rehab .
Holly Willoughby was drafted in to replace him , and Dec has now revealed he shot down plans to bring in another male host .
Other names including Stephen Mulhern and Phillip Schofield had been linked to the job , but Dec was adamant he wanted a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Australia - and Holly was top of his list .
In their new book Once Upon A Tyne , Dec wrote : `` The year that Holly stepped in , it was very strange for me to host a TV show with anyone but Ant .
`` Ant and I are both really good mates with Holly and she is a brilliant and accomplished presenter , but I had no real idea how she worked , not she me , and we knew that for the viewers there was a curiosity factor to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ job and was fantastic to work with and once we knew Ant was n't going to be a part of that series , she was top of my list to host alongside me . ''
Dec also admitted it would be too strange for another man to be seen as replacing his good pal - and made it clear the job should go to a female host .
He went on : `` At first there was a lot of speculation about who it would be , with people saying Stephen Mulhern or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` But right from the very beginning there was no way I was going to host the show with another male .
`` I did n't want to have another man standing on the same side Ant stood .
`` I did n't want it to appear that another guy was stepping in to take Ant 's place because they were n't and because no one ever could . ''
Holly was a huge hit with viewers but she made it clear she was just keeping Ant 's place until he could return @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and is due back in his rightful spot next to Dec on the upcoming 2020 series , which will be filmed in Wales instead of Australia .

Declan Donnelly told I'm A Celebrity bosses there was no way he would host the show with another man after Ant McPartlin took time off - and demanded a woman was brought in to replace his long time telly partner
Declan Donnelly refused to host I'm A Celebrity with another man and was adamant only a woman could replace Ant McPartlin.
Ant pulled out of the 2018 series as he took a break from TV to deal with his personal demons after his drink-driving conviction and a stint in rehab.
Holly Willoughby was drafted in to replace him, and Dec has now revealed he shot down plans to bring in another male host.
Other names including Stephen Mulhern and Phillip Schofield had been linked to the job, but Dec was adamant he wanted a female co-host to present beside him in Australia - and Holly was top of his list.
In their new book Once Upon A Tyne, Dec wrote: "The year that Holly stepped in, it was very strange for me to host a TV show with anyone but Ant.
"Ant and I are both really good mates with Holly and she is a brilliant and accomplished presenter, but I had no real idea how she worked, not she me, and we knew that for the viewers there was a curiosity factor to it...
Image: ITV) ITV)
"Holly did a superb job and was fantastic to work with and once we knew Ant wasn't going to be a part of that series, she was top of my list to host alongside me."
Dec also admitted it would be too strange for another man to be seen as replacing his good pal - and made it clear the job should go to a female host.
He went on: "At first there was a lot of speculation about who it would be, with people saying Stephen Mulhern or Phillip Schofield should get the job.
Image: Supplied by WENN) Supplied by WENN) Image: ITV) ITV)
"But right from the very beginning there was no way I was going to host the show with another male.
"I didn't want to have another man standing on the same side Ant stood.
"I didn't want it to appear that another guy was stepping in to take Ant's place because they weren't and because no one ever could."
Holly was a huge hit with viewers but she made it clear she was just keeping Ant's place until he could return.
He returned for the 2019 show and is due back in his rightful spot next to Dec on the upcoming 2020 series, which will be filmed in Wales instead of Australia.


thedailymirror--2020-09-03--Primark fight forces high street to close as man rushed to hospital

A fight in a Primark store was so violent the high street was forced to close temporarily .
A man was rushed to hospital after being left with head injuries when the brawl got out of hand .
The fight at the branch in Wembley , north west London , begun at around 5pm on Wednesday .
A man was arrested on suspicion of having an offensive weapon .
Police said a knife was also recovered at the scene , MyLondon report .
Wembley High Road was temporarily closed as police dealt with the incident with the London Ambulance Service @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at the scene and made their way into the shop , footage shows .
A spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police said : “ Police were called at 5.10pm on Wednesday September 2 to reports of a fight inside a shop on High Road in Wembley .
“ Officers and the London Ambulance Service attended .
A man was taken to a north London hospital suffering from a head injury ; his injuries are not believed to be life-threatening .
“ The man has been arrested on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the scene .
A Primark spokesperson said : `` We can confirm that police attended our Wembley store today following an incident involving two customers .
`` The safety of our customers and employees is our highest priority and we are assisting the police with their inquiry . ''

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MAN RUSHED TO HOSPITAL WITH HEAD INJURIES AFTER 'FIGHT IN WEMBLEY PRIMARK'
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The injuries the victim sustained are not thought to be life threatening but police confirmed the brawl at the bargain clothing store on Wednesday
Primark fight forces high street to close as man rushed to hospital with head injuries
A fight in a Primark store was so violent the high street was forced to close temporarily.
A man was rushed to hospital after being left with head injuries when the brawl got out of hand.
The fight at the branch in Wembley, north west London, begun at around 5pm on Wednesday.
A man was arrested on suspicion of having an offensive weapon.
Police said a knife was also recovered at the scene, MyLondon report.
Wembley High Road was temporarily closed as police dealt with the incident with the London Ambulance Service also in attendance.
Multiple officers arrived at the scene and made their way into the shop, footage shows.
A spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police said: “Police were called at 5.10pm on Wednesday September 2 to reports of a fight inside a shop on High Road in Wembley.
“Officers and the London Ambulance Service attended. A man was taken to a north London hospital suffering from a head injury; his injuries are not believed to be life-threatening.
“The man has been arrested on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon.
“A knife was recovered at the scene.
“Enquiries continue.”
A Primark spokesperson said: "We can confirm that police attended our Wembley store today following an incident involving two customers.
"The safety of our customers and employees is our highest priority and we are assisting the police with their inquiry."


thedailymirror--2020-09-03--Drinker tests positive for Covid-19 after visit to country's biggest beer garden

A drinker has tested positive for coronavirus after they attended one of Britain 's biggest beer gardens over the weekend .
The infected person visited a garden capable of holding 500 drinkers which had been erected on a rugby pitch belonging to the Barrow Raiders .
The rugby league side converted the pitch during the lockdown in a bid to recoup money lost as a result of the coronavirus pandemic .
An official for the club , which plays two divisions below the Super League in League One , confirmed the positive test on Wednesday .
In the statement , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the virus was contracted at the beer garden .
The people who were with the drinker on Sunday have been contacted by the track and trace system and told to self-isolate .
Other drinkers do not need to self-isolate as the beer garden is outdoors and good social distancing measures were in place , said organisers .
A post on the club 's Facebook page stated : `` Barrow Raiders are aware that there has been intense speculation of there being someone at our Beer Garden on Sunday that has subsequently tested positive @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we heard the rumours we were in touch with the NHS Track and Trace team .
`` We can confirm that there was someone in attendance that has subsequently tested positive .
`` There is no suggestion that this was contracted at the event but earlier in the week , although the positive result was n't received until Tuesday .
`` We have taken advice from the Director of Public Health for Cumbria , Colin Cox , and all people that were in the immediate group have been contacted individually and asked to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ event being outdoors and physical distancing was for the most part in place there is not a requirement for all guests to be tested or self-isolate .
`` Of course if symptoms do develop then you should book a test irrespective of whether you have been to the ground . ''
The club has also confirmed additional cleaning procedures are in place .

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The infected person visited a garden on Sunday which had been erected on a rugby pitch belonging to rugby club Barrow Raiders to recoup money lost as a result of the coronavirus pandemic
Drinker finds out they have coronavirus after visiting Britain's biggest beer garden
A drinker has tested positive for coronavirus after they attended one of Britain's biggest beer gardens over the weekend.
The infected person visited a garden capable of holding 500 drinkers which had been erected on a rugby pitch belonging to the Barrow Raiders.
The rugby league side converted the pitch during the lockdown in a bid to recoup money lost as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
An official for the club, which plays two divisions below the Super League in League One, confirmed the positive test on Wednesday.
In the statement, the spokesman said there is no suggestion the virus was contracted at the beer garden.
Image: Stuart Walker / SWNS) Stuart Walker / SWNS)
The people who were with the drinker on Sunday have been contacted by the track and trace system and told to self-isolate.
Other drinkers do not need to self-isolate as the beer garden is outdoors and good social distancing measures were in place, said organisers.
A post on the club's Facebook page stated: "Barrow Raiders are aware that there has been intense speculation of there being someone at our Beer Garden on Sunday that has subsequently tested positive for COVID-19.
"As soon as we heard the rumours we were in touch with the NHS Track and Trace team.
Image: North West Evening Mail / SWNS.C) North West Evening Mail / SWNS.C)
"We can confirm that there was someone in attendance that has subsequently tested positive.
"There is no suggestion that this was contracted at the event but earlier in the week, although the positive result wasn't received until Tuesday.
"We have taken advice from the Director of Public Health for Cumbria, Colin Cox, and all people that were in the immediate group have been contacted individually and asked to self isolate.
"Due to the event being outdoors and physical distancing was for the most part in place there is not a requirement for all guests to be tested or self-isolate.
"Of course if symptoms do develop then you should book a test irrespective of whether you have been to the ground."
The club has also confirmed additional cleaning procedures are in place.


thedailymirror--2020-09-03--My world fell apart when I got cancer - then 19-year-old daughter was diagnosed

In January last year , Angela 's entire world was turned upside-down when she heard the words everyone fears - she had cancer .
She admits feeling angry , scared and upset all at once when her doctor told her she had breast cancer which had spread to the bone .
In the months that followed she went through gruelling radiotherapy and started a course of targeted drugs to attack the disease .
Everything went as well as it could and determined to take a positive approach , she started to get her life back on track .
But just @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , her life was thrown again when her daughter Ami , 19 , was given the same devastating news .
Speaking about her own diagnoses , Angela told Mirror Online : `` Your world just falls apart .
Everything runs through your head in about five seconds .
All these thoughts about what you 're going to miss with your family and your life .
`` You just think you 're going to die . ''
But as the weeks went on , she changed her approach and forced herself to be positive @ @ @ @ @ @ @ had to tell Ami she also had the disease .
The teenager was diagnosed with advanced , stage 4 papillary renal cell carcinoma - a type of kidney cancer that is very rare in young people .
Despite four cycles of immunotherapy with terrible side effects the tumour continued to grow , but she 's now on a new treatment which is proving more successful .
Ami said : `` One scary thing is that I had to sign a consent form which had a box ticked that they ’ re not treating @ @ @ @ @ @ @ maintain the cancer and help me have the best quality of life I can have with this disease .
`` That was a heart sinking moment that I may never be cancer free again .
`` I am only 19 and have gone through a lot in the last six to eight months from scans to hair colour loss , but everyday gets easier and easier and I ’ m ready to go on this journey .
`` My mum also has cancer so we ’ re doing this together but it helps @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Angela said : `` My heart just dropped .
I did n't want to tell Ami .
It was very hard , it was like we were going around in a circle .
`` My cancer just felt so insignificant , mine was just in the background .
`` There were the same emotions as I had but it was n't as shocking because of experience .
`` It took away the surprise element because we knew what was going to come .
`` Everything goes so fast after you get diagnosed , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ your head around and seeing people , and you 're taking in a lot of information .
That takes a lot of your emotion . ''
Before her diagnoses , Ami was in so much pain she struggled to move and spent her times curled up on the sofa .
Angela , who is speaking ahead of Macmillan 's Coffee Morning said : `` It was heartbreaking watching her every day .
She was like a zombie because she was in so much pain .
`` I just wanted my Ami back , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ person that was n't really functioning .
`` I wanted to see the life and soul and that smile come back . ''
Angela 's first hope was that Ami would take on her positive approach to treatment .
She said : `` Watching her everyday was the hardest .
I was really hoping she would pull the positive out of what was going on and not getting buried in it .
It is hard to drag yourself out . ''
And it seems Ami is doing just that , and has started @ @ @ @ @ @ @ - art .
Coronavirus means Ami was n't able to work in her job as a waitress , giving her time to paint and make cards , and she even set up her own Etsy shop .
She said : `` People think Stage Four is you 're going to die eventually , but it just means it just means it 's moved to a different part of the body and it ca n't be contained .
`` Knowing it 's Stage Four does n't bother me , it does n't matter what @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you 're responding to treatment , that 's all that matters . ''
Angela adds : `` It 's just incredible , the positivity that has come out of it .
She 's moving in a completely different direction and thinking more about what she wants to do . ''
While their cancers and treatment plans have been very different , they have experienced many of the same side effects .
Both Angela and Ami have also been grateful of the extra time they 've had together due to being in lockdown as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ brother and sister .
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EXCLUSIVE: Angela and Ami's cancers are completely different, as are their treatments, but they are going through the awful, life-changing diagnoses together, side-by-side
'My world fell apart when I got cancer - then my 19-year-old daughter was diagnosed'
In January last year, Angela's entire world was turned upside-down when she heard the words everyone fears - she had cancer.
She admits feeling angry, scared and upset all at once when her doctor told her she had breast cancer which had spread to the bone.
In the months that followed she went through gruelling radiotherapy and started a course of targeted drugs to attack the disease.
Everything went as well as it could and determined to take a positive approach, she started to get her life back on track.
But just 12 months after Angela got her diagnoses, her life was thrown again when her daughter Ami, 19, was given the same devastating news.
Speaking about her own diagnoses, Angela told Mirror Online: "Your world just falls apart. Everything runs through your head in about five seconds. All these thoughts about what you're going to miss with your family and your life.
Image: Ami and Angela) Ami and Angela)
"You just think you're going to die."
But as the weeks went on, she changed her approach and forced herself to be positive - something she believes helped when she had to tell Ami she also had the disease.
The teenager was diagnosed with advanced, stage 4 papillary renal cell carcinoma - a type of kidney cancer that is very rare in young people.
Despite four cycles of immunotherapy with terrible side effects the tumour continued to grow, but she's now on a new treatment which is proving more successful.
Ami said: "One scary thing is that I had to sign a consent form which had a box ticked that they’re not treating to cure the cancer, but instead maintain the cancer and help me have the best quality of life I can have with this disease.
"That was a heart sinking moment that I may never be cancer free again.
Image: Ami and Angela) Ami and Angela)
"I am only 19 and have gone through a lot in the last six to eight months from scans to hair colour loss, but everyday gets easier and easier and I’m ready to go on this journey.
"My mum also has cancer so we’re doing this together but it helps to have her by my side.”
Angela said: "My heart just dropped. I didn't want to tell Ami. It was very hard, it was like we were going around in a circle.
"My cancer just felt so insignificant, mine was just in the background.
"There were the same emotions as I had but it wasn't as shocking because of experience.
"It took away the surprise element because we knew what was going to come.
"Everything goes so fast after you get diagnosed, you've got a lot to get your head around and seeing people, and you're taking in a lot of information. That takes a lot of your emotion."
Before her diagnoses, Ami was in so much pain she struggled to move and spent her times curled up on the sofa.
Angela, who is speaking ahead of Macmillan's Coffee Morning said: "It was heartbreaking watching her every day. She was like a zombie because she was in so much pain.
"I just wanted my Ami back, I saw her disappear into this broken person that wasn't really functioning.
"I wanted to see the life and soul and that smile come back."
Angela's first hope was that Ami would take on her positive approach to treatment.
She said: "Watching her everyday was the hardest. I was really hoping she would pull the positive out of what was going on and not getting buried in it. It is hard to drag yourself out."
And it seems Ami is doing just that, and has started spending more time doing what she loves - art.
Coronavirus means Ami wasn't able to work in her job as a waitress, giving her time to paint and make cards, and she even set up her own Etsy shop.
She said: "People think Stage Four is you're going to die eventually, but it just means it just means it's moved to a different part of the body and it can't be contained.
"Knowing it's Stage Four doesn't bother me, it doesn't matter what they call it. As long as you're responding to treatment, that's all that matters."
Angela adds: "It's just incredible, the positivity that has come out of it. She's moving in a completely different direction and thinking more about what she wants to do."
While their cancers and treatment plans have been very different, they have experienced many of the same side effects.
Both Angela and Ami have also been grateful of the extra time they've had together due to being in lockdown as a family, along with Ami's brother and sister.
However you take part in Coffee Morning this year, you’ll be helping millions of people living with cancer, who need us to raise a mug more than ever. Sign up at coffee.macmillan.org.uk


thedailymirror--2020-09-03--Premier League terminate largest overseas TV deal in £523m financial blow

The Premier League have terminated its largest overseas TV contract with the Chinese streaming service , PPTV .
PPTV finalised a £523million for the rights to stream all 380 Premier League games per season in China , for the three years between 2019-22 .
But they failed to make their first payment , of £160million , to the Premier League back in March .
Six months down the line , that money has still not been paid .
The Premier League confirmed on Thursday , in a short statement posted on social media : “ The Premier League confirms that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Premier League coverage in China with its licensee in that territory .
“ The Premier League will not be commenting further on the matter at this stage.
” PPTV are owned by the the Chinese retail giant Suning , who also own CSL side Jiangsu Suning - where it 's alleged players have recently gone without payment - and Italian giants Inter Milan .
They also boast exclusive rights to Serie A , Ligue 1 , La Liga and the Bundesliga .
Suning 's turnover in their last financial year was over £28billion @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to be about more than merely money .
The deal was struck back in 2016 , when a number of Chinese companies were diversifying their various portfolios by purchasing English football clubs .
That came as President Xi Jinping led a drive for businesses to invest more in football in a bid to turn the country into a footballing superpower .
President Xi had set a target for the nation to be the world 's biggest sports economy by 2025 and PPTV ’ s £523million deal was 12 times more than previous rights @ @ @ @ @ @ @ However , things have greatly changed since then , both in terms of sport and politically - with escalating tensions between the British and Chinese governments .
In July , the Chinese ambassador in London accused Britain of interfering in the country 's internal affairs , warning of consequences after a pledge from Prime Minister Boris Johnson to offer UK residency to up to three million Hong Kong residents .
Prior to that declaration , Johnson ’ s decision to block Chinese technology giant Huawei 's involvement in the UK 's new 5G @ @ @ @ @ @ @ two nations .
It ’ s claimed by numerous sources that the Chinese company had been looking to renegotiate the deal , at a time when Premier League clubs have already lost in excess of £500million due to coronavirus .
Now the Premier League and its clubs are left facing a further black hole in their finances , after electing to terminate the deal .
Conrad Wiacek , Head of Analysis and Consulting at GlobalData Sport , says : “ The cancellation of the Premier League ’ s largest overseas TV deal with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a shock to the Premier League and may suggest that further hard times are on the way .
`` With the next Premier League rights cycle due to begin in 2022 , the league will be looking at new options in a bid to shore up its international rights portfolio .
“ The league generates in excess of £6.7bn per rights cycle from its overseas rights , in addition to the £5bn domestic rights market - with the deal with PPTV its largest individual international rights deal .
`` With heightened political tensions @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be seen as an extension of this political battle . ''
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The Chinese streaming service PPTV paid £564million for a three-year deal in 2016, but failed to make their first payment of £160million back in March and six months later have still yet to pay the Premier League
The Premier League have terminated its largest overseas TV contract with the Chinese streaming service, PPTV.
PPTV finalised a £564million for the rights to stream all 380 Premier League games per season in China, for the three years between 2019-22.
But they failed to make their first payment, of £160million, to the Premier League back in March.
Six months down the line, that money has still not been paid.
The Premier League confirmed on Thursday, in a short statement posted on social media: “The Premier League confirms that it has today terminated its agreements for Premier League coverage in China with its licensee in that territory.
“The Premier League will not be commenting further on the matter at this stage.”
Image: PA) PA)
PPTV are owned by the the Chinese retail giant Suning, who also own CSL side Jiangsu Suning - where it's alleged players have recently gone without payment - and Italian giants Inter Milan. They also boast exclusive rights to Serie A, Ligue 1, La Liga and the Bundesliga.
Suning's turnover in their last financial year was over £28billion - making the apparent failed payment appear to be about more than merely money.
PPTV had been looking to renegotiate the deal, at a time when Premier League clubs have already lost in excess of £500million due to coronavirus.
Now the Premier League and its clubs are left facing a further black hole in their finances, after the deal's termination.
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A PPTV statement said: "After many rounds of talks, there remain disagreements on the value of rights between PP Sports and the Premier League and regrettably we have not reached an agreement with the Premier League.
"Although PP Sports has overpaid the Premier League in advance of the copyright cycle, PP Sports will terminate its cooperation with the Premier League."
The original deal was struck back in 2016, when a number of Chinese companies were diversifying their various portfolios by purchasing English football clubs.
That came as President Xi Jinping led a drive for businesses to invest more in football in a bid to turn the country into a footballing superpower.
Image: Xinhua/REX/Shutterstock) Xinhua/REX/Shutterstock)
President Xi had set a target for the nation to be the world's biggest sports economy by 2025 and PPTV’s £564million deal was 12 times more than previous rights holders Super Sports Media were paying.
However, things have greatly changed since then, both in terms of sport and politically - with escalating tensions between the British and Chinese governments.
In July, the Chinese ambassador in London accused Britain of interfering in the country's internal affairs, warning of consequences after a pledge from Prime Minister Boris Johnson to offer UK residency to up to three million Hong Kong residents.
Prior to that declaration, Johnson’s decision to block Chinese technology giant Huawei's involvement in the UK's new 5G network had already soured relations between the two nations.
Conrad Wiacek, Head of Analysis and Consulting at GlobalData Sport, says: “The cancellation of the Premier League’s largest overseas TV deal with China’s PPTV will come as a shock to the Premier League and may suggest that further hard times are on the way.
"With the next Premier League rights cycle due to begin in 2022, the league will be looking at new options in a bid to shore up its international rights portfolio.
“The league generates in excess of £6.7bn per rights cycle from its overseas rights, in addition to the £5bn domestic rights market - with the deal with PPTV its largest individual international rights deal.
"With heightened political tensions impacting UK/Chinese relations, this termination may be seen as an extension of this political battle."
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thedailymirror--2020-09-03--Lauren Goodger's face looks totally different as she power-walks down the street

Lauren Goodger was spotted heading out on a casual stroll in a bid to maintain her hourglass figure as she ups her OnlyFans content .
The former TOWIE star , 33 , was all smiles as she donned casual sportswear for her sweaty outing - but fans might have noticed how different her face looked .
Wearing shear sports leggings , Lauren teamed her simple look with a full face of makeup and a tactfully messy bun .
Lauren also wore a plunging tank top as her sports bra was clearly seen underneath it .
The reality TV star recently @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and is now determined to do something about it .
And her newfound determination could have something to do with her OnlyFans account , as she continues urging fans to subscribe to her sexy daily content .
The app allows its users to sell sexy content for monthly subscribers , ranging from lingerie shots to porn videos .
Lauren revealed she joined the subscription service last month , two years after contemplating the idea of signing up .
Announcing her decision to jump on the bandwagon , she wrote : `` I 've @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who want to see me on only fans the time is now ... subscribe # dailycontent . ''
She 's charging fans a hefty $ 50 ( £38 ) a month for exclusive content of herself wearing racy lingerie , according to her OnlyFans page .
Her content page has already racked up thousands of likes as she posts daily to please her fans .
`` Hey people !
You win !
Welcome to my highly anticipated content for Only Fans eyes only .
If you like what you see subscribe to my @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Proud with the response of her page , Lauren often shares positive reviews she receives on her Instagram Story , urging others to sign-up .
As speculation mounted whether it 's porn on the cards next for Lauren , she was quick to say no to the daring venture .
Speaking to New !
magazine , she said : `` I am not judging anyone that does .
But it 's not something I would want to do .
LOL . ''
She added : `` I just thought the fan who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fans ' on my IG , meant I would set up a page just for my fans .
I did n't realise it was a bloody porn site . ''
It seems taking the plunge to start her X-rated page has worked out well for the star .
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LAUREN GOODGER COSIES UP TO MYSTERY MAN BEFORE TWERKING ALL OVER CLUB
LAUREN GOODGER COSIES UP TO MYSTERY MAN BEFORE TWERKING ALL OVER CLUB
The reality TV star recently revealed she is unhappy with her body and is now determined to do something about it
Lauren Goodger's face looks totally different as she power-walks down the street
Lauren Goodger was spotted heading out on a casual stroll in a bid to maintain her hourglass figure as she ups her OnlyFans content.
The former TOWIE star, 33, was all smiles as she donned casual sportswear for her sweaty outing - but fans might have noticed how different her face looked.
Wearing shear sports leggings, Lauren teamed her simple look with a full face of makeup and a tactfully messy bun.
Lauren also wore a plunging tank top as her sports bra was clearly seen underneath it.
The reality TV star recently revealed she is unhappy with her body and is now determined to do something about it.
And her newfound determination could have something to do with her OnlyFans account, as she continues urging fans to subscribe to her sexy daily content.
Image: BACKGRID) BACKGRID)
The app allows its users to sell sexy content for monthly subscribers, ranging from lingerie shots to porn videos.
Lauren revealed she joined the subscription service last month, two years after contemplating the idea of signing up.
Announcing her decision to jump on the bandwagon, she wrote: "I've given in! To all my fans who want to see me on only fans the time is now... subscribe #dailycontent."
Image: BACKGRID) BACKGRID)
She's charging fans a hefty $50 (£38) a month for exclusive content of herself wearing racy lingerie, according to her OnlyFans page.
Her content page has already racked up thousands of likes as she posts daily to please her fans.
"Hey people! You win! Welcome to my highly anticipated content for Only Fans eyes only. If you like what you see subscribe to my exclusive page," her bio reads.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
Proud with the response of her page, Lauren often shares positive reviews she receives on her Instagram Story, urging others to sign-up.
As speculation mounted whether it's porn on the cards next for Lauren, she was quick to say no to the daring venture.
Speaking to New! magazine, she said: "I am not judging anyone that does. But it's not something I would want to do. LOL."
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
She added: "I just thought the fan who asked me about the 'just for the fans' on my IG, meant I would set up a page just for my fans. I didn't realise it was a bloody porn site."
It seems taking the plunge to start her X-rated page has worked out well for the star.
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thedailymirror--2020-09-03--Police find rude note on car criticising parking after dealing with emergency

Police officers who dealt with a major emergency found an angry note on their car when they returned .
A huge emergency presence was launched in connection with a serious incident in Sutton Hill , Telford , on Wednesday night .
According to a West Mercia force Twitter account , seven police cars , ambulances and the Midlands Air Ambulance attended the scene , Birmingham Live reports .
Following the incident , officers returned to their vehicle to find a large note had been placed on the dashboard which read : `` This is private property NOT a parking space @ @ @ @ @ @ @ picture of the note , saying : `` Whilst dealing with a serious incident along with @ OfficialWMAS we found this sign left on 1 of the 7 police cars at the scene .
`` Please be assured that we will never intentionally block a drive or properly unless it is an absolute emergency , like this was . ''
As other Twitter users condemned the resident who wrote the note , police posted another tweet .
This said : `` Air Ambulance was in attendance as well , very much a serious @ @ @ @ @ @ @ driveways , but sometimes the situation means we can ’ t waste life saving seconds parking up nicely . ''
Other Twitter users piled in to support the police .
One said : `` Feel free to block my drive any time .
Will even provide tea/coffee . ''
While another said : `` What is wrong with the community .
# norespect . ''
A similar incident happened in Lymington , Hampshire last year when paramedics returned to their ambulance to find an insulting note slapped on the windscreen .
The crude @ @ @ @ @ @ @ criticised them for parking their vehicle over the householder 's drive .
`` Dumb*** ! ''
the note , which was covered by plastic to protect it from the elements , exclaimed .
`` You are fully blocking my driveway ! ''
South Central Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust said the crew were on a 999 call in the area .

After West Mercia officers dealt with a serious incident in Sutton Hill, Telford, they found a rude note about their parking slapped on their car dashboard
Police find rude note on car criticising parking after dealing with emergency
Police officers who dealt with a major emergency found an angry note on their car when they returned.
A huge emergency presence was launched in connection with a serious incident in Sutton Hill, Telford, on Wednesday night.
According to a West Mercia force Twitter account, seven police cars, ambulances and the Midlands Air Ambulance attended the scene, Birmingham Live reports.
Following the incident, officers returned to their vehicle to find a large note had been placed on the dashboard which read: "This is private property NOT a parking space!!"
Telford Police tweeted a picture of the note, saying: "Whilst dealing with a serious incident along with @OfficialWMAS we found this sign left on 1 of the 7 police cars at the scene.
Image: Google Streetview) Google Streetview)
"Please be assured that we will never intentionally block a drive or properly unless it is an absolute emergency, like this was."
As other Twitter users condemned the resident who wrote the note, police posted another tweet.
This said: "Air Ambulance was in attendance as well, very much a serious incident.
"We never intentionally block driveways, but sometimes the situation means we can’t waste life saving seconds parking up nicely."
Image: Coventry Telegraph) Coventry Telegraph)
Other Twitter users piled in to support the police. One said: "Feel free to block my drive any time. Will even provide tea/coffee."
While another said: "What is wrong with the community. #norespect."
A similar incident happened in Lymington, Hampshire last year when paramedics returned to their ambulance to find an insulting note slapped on the windscreen.
The crude sign aimed at the emergency service workers criticised them for parking their vehicle over the householder's drive.
"Dumb***!" the note, which was covered by plastic to protect it from the elements, exclaimed.
"You are fully blocking my driveway!"
South Central Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust said the crew were on a 999 call in the area.


thedailymirror--2020-09-03--British tourist killed in hit-and-run motorbike crash on trip to see girlfriend

A British tourist has been killed in a horror hit-and-run motorcycle crash in Thailand .
Lee Farrell , 43 , from Taunton , Somerset , had been eating with friends at a restaurant in Nakhon Ratchasima province on Wednesday night .
He rode home alone before being hit by a truck which fled the scene - leaving Lee to bleed to death on the ground .
A shocked local noticed the man sprawled face-down on the ground in a pool of blood shortly before midnight .
Paramedics arrived at the scene and performed CPR but they were unable to revive @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Pictures show how Lee 's damaged motorcycle was toppled over on the ground a few feet from him .
There did not appear to be any helmet near him and pictures show a deep wound on Lee 's head .
Police are now investigating the crash .
They believe a truck had knocked Lee off his bike before speeding away from the scene .
The Sawangmetta Rescue Foundation said that Lee was taken to the Maharaj Hospital for doctors to perform a post-death examination .
''The injured person did not have a pulse @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stated .
''Volunteers performed CPR while waiting for the resuscitation team but the injured person was later confirmed to be dead . ''
Police from the Muang district of the city , also known as Korat , confirmed today they were treating the death as a suspected hit-and-run .
They said Lee had arrived in Thailand before the country 's border 's closed due to the coronavirus and had remained in the country .
Officers are checking CCTV to try and trace the vehicle suspected of crashing into Lee .
Investigating officer , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` The British Embassy has been informed of the death .
The investigation is still early so we are still checking to find CCTV cameras in the area that might have captured it .
''Lee had been here with a three-month visa .
He was visiting his Thai girlfriend .
''We are sure that another vehicle hit him causing the crash that killed him .
But we do n't know who the driver of that vehicle was . ''
We 'll be bringing you the very latest updates , pictures and video on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ back regularly for updates on this developing story here at Mirror.co.uk .

Lee Farrell, 43, from Taunton, Somerset, was hit by a truck while riding home from a meal with his friends at a restaurant in the Nakhon Ratchasima province of Thailand
British tourist killed in hit-and-run motorbike crash on trip to see girlfriend
A British tourist has been killed in a horror hit-and-run motorcycle crash in Thailand.
Lee Farrell, 43, from Taunton, Somerset, had been eating with friends at a restaurant in Nakhon Ratchasima province on Wednesday night.
He rode home alone before being hit by a truck which fled the scene - leaving Lee to bleed to death on the ground.
A shocked local noticed the man sprawled face-down on the ground in a pool of blood shortly before midnight.
Paramedics arrived at the scene and performed CPR but they were unable to revive Lee and he was pronounced dead.
Pictures show how Lee's damaged motorcycle was toppled over on the ground a few feet from him. There did not appear to be any helmet near him and pictures show a deep wound on Lee's head.
Image: ViralPress) ViralPress)
Police are now investigating the crash. They believe a truck had knocked Lee off his bike before speeding away from the scene.
The Sawangmetta Rescue Foundation said that Lee was taken to the Maharaj Hospital for doctors to perform a post-death examination.
''The injured person did not have a pulse at the scene,'' the report stated.
''Volunteers performed CPR while waiting for the resuscitation team but the injured person was later confirmed to be dead.''
Police from the Muang district of the city, also known as Korat, confirmed today they were treating the death as a suspected hit-and-run.
They said Lee had arrived in Thailand before the country's border's closed due to the coronavirus and had remained in the country.
Officers are checking CCTV to try and trace the vehicle suspected of crashing into Lee.
Investigating officer, Lieutenant colonel Udon Khadkaew, said: ''The British Embassy has been informed of the death. The investigation is still early so we are still checking to find CCTV cameras in the area that might have captured it.
''Lee had been here with a three-month visa. He was visiting his Thai girlfriend.
''We are sure that another vehicle hit him causing the crash that killed him. But we don't know who the driver of that vehicle was.''
We'll be bringing you the very latest updates, pictures and video on this breaking news story.
Please check back regularly for updates on this developing story here at Mirror.co.uk.


thedailymirror--2020-09-04--Juventus 'to pay Barcelona performance-related bonuses' to seal Suarez transfer

Juventus are looking to seal a cut price deal for Luis Suarez by only paying Barcelona performance-related bounses .
The striker has been told he can leave the Nou Camp by new boss Ronald Koeman .
Suarez could be one of the biggest casualties of what is expected to be a mass overhaul at Barcelona .
Juventus are looking to benefit however as Andrea Pirlo looks to shape his squad having taken over this summer .
Gianluca Di Marzio reports that discussions are ongoing between Serie A champs Juve and Barcelona .
The two clubs have a good relationship but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is understood that a small payment could be made to the Spanish giants in the form of a bonus based on how well Suarez performs .
Personal terms have supposedly been agreed between the Italian champions and the Uruguayan .
Former Juventus midfielder Claudio Marchisio did little to squash the speculation when he posted on Instagram .
He shared a photo on himself with the caption : `` Welcome September !
Aspettando @ LuisSuarez ?
!
?
# Turin '' , meaning `` waiting for Suarez '' .
Suarez has enjoyed a hugely @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from Liverpool in 2014 .
He helped the Catalans win the treble in his first season and has since add a host of league titles and domestic cups .
But at 33-years-old his time at the Nou Camp may be up amid a huge reshuffle at the club .
Suarez has scored 198 times in 283 games for the Spanish outfit and has been particularly outspoken about how his potential exit has been dealt with .
He said : “ There has been talk of some names that the president suggested , changes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has told me that they want to get rid of me .
`` If that is what the club wants it would be nice if the director responsible for these decisions spoke directly with me .
It ’ s better than leaking if I ’ m one of the players they want to leave .
We ’ ll see what happens .

Luis Suarez could soon be teaming up with Cristiano Ronaldo at Juventus as the Italian side look to put together a clever transfer based on bonuses
Juventus are looking to seal a cut price deal for Luis Suarez by only paying Barcelona performance-related bounses.
The striker has been told he can leave the Nou Camp by new boss Ronald Koeman.
Suarez could be one of the biggest casualties of what is expected to be a mass overhaul at Barcelona.
Juventus are looking to benefit however as Andrea Pirlo looks to shape his squad having taken over this summer.
Gianluca Di Marzio reports that discussions are ongoing between Serie A champs Juve and Barcelona.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The two clubs have a good relationship but there are disagreements over pay.
It is understood that a small payment could be made to the Spanish giants in the form of a bonus based on how well Suarez performs.
Personal terms have supposedly been agreed between the Italian champions and the Uruguayan.
Former Juventus midfielder Claudio Marchisio did little to squash the speculation when he posted on Instagram.
He shared a photo on himself with the caption: "Welcome September! Aspettando @LuisSuarez?!? #Turin", meaning "waiting for Suarez".
Image: MIGUEL RUIZ/FC BARCELONA/HANDOUT/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock) MIGUEL RUIZ/FC BARCELONA/HANDOUT/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock)
Suarez has enjoyed a hugely six years at Barcelona following his move from Liverpool in 2014.
He helped the Catalans win the treble in his first season and has since add a host of league titles and domestic cups.
But at 33-years-old his time at the Nou Camp may be up amid a huge reshuffle at the club.
Suarez has scored 198 times in 283 games for the Spanish outfit and has been particularly outspoken about how his potential exit has been dealt with.
He said: “There has been talk of some names that the president suggested, changes that could be made, but nobody has told me that they want to get rid of me.
"If that is what the club wants it would be nice if the director responsible for these decisions spoke directly with me. It’s better than leaking if I’m one of the players they want to leave. We’ll see what happens.


thedailymirror--2020-09-04--7 police officers suspended after 'spit hood' arrest of black man who later died

Seven police officers have been suspended over the arrest and asphyxiation death of black man Daniel Prude .
The 41-year-old 's family released body camera footage from his March arrest in Rochester , New York , this week with the city 's mayor calling it an act of racism .
The harrowing video shows a group of officers putting a hood over his head - apparently to prevent his spit from possibly transmitting the novel coronavirus - as he knelt on the ground , handcuffed and naked .
Prude 's family has called for the arrest of the officers involved @ @ @ @ @ @ @ after the incident on March 23 in the upstate New York city .
The Monroe County medical examiner ruled Prude 's death a homicide caused by `` complications of asphyxia in the setting of physical restraint '' , according to an autopsy report , the New York Times reported .
The document said `` excited delirium '' and acute intoxication by phencyclidine , or the drug PCP , were also contributing factors to his death , the Times said .
`` Mr. Daniel Prude was failed by our police department , our mental @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and he was failed by me , '' Rochester Mayor Lovely Warren , who is black , told reporters .
`` I 'm filled with grief , and anger at myself for all the failures that lead to his death . ''
Warren , who said she was not made aware of the circumstances of Prude 's death until August , condemned the death as an act of racism .
`` Institutional and structural racism led to Daniel Prude 's death .
I wo n't deny it , I stand before it , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , '' Warren said .
Prude 's asphyxiation occurred two months before the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police , which spurred international protests against police brutality and racial injustice in the United States .
Rochester police chief La'Ron Singletary , who is black , told reporters on Wednesday that internal and criminal investigations were underway .
Rochester police declined further comment on Thursday , and a lawyer for Prude 's family did not respond to a request for comment .
The office of New York Attorney General Letitia @ @ @ @ @ @ @ requires whenever police are involved in a civilian 's death .
In the video , an officer placed a `` spit hood '' over Prude 's head .
Prude could be heard shouting , `` Take this ... off my face ! ''
and `` You 're trying to kill me ! ''
before his shouts turned to cries and became muffled .
Officers were heard saying `` Calm down '' and `` stop spitting '' .
Later , the video showed an officer kneeling on Prude 's back while Prude was silent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was heard saying , `` start CPR . ''
Minutes later , the video showed Prude being loaded into an ambulance on a stretcher .
Activists were planning protests in Rochester and New York City 's Times Square on Thursday calling for the officers to be charged .
Protests broke out on Wednesday in downtown Rochester , a city near Lake Ontario about 300 miles north of New York City .
Police released pepper spray on the demonstrators and arrested nine people , the Democrat and Chronicle reported .
Mayor Warren said she @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for the charges against the protesters to be dropped on Thursday .
Prude 's family told reporters that Prude had been struggling with mental health .
His brother , Joe Prude , said he had called police because he was worried when his brother left home that night .
`` I placed a phone call for my brother to get help , not for my brother to get lynched , '' Joe Prude said .

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Bodycam footage of 41-year-old Daniel Prude's arrest in New York in which officers put a hood over his head and knelt on his back before he died days later has been condemned as an act of racism
Seven police officers suspended after 'spit hood' arrest of black man who later died
Seven police officers have been suspended over the arrest and asphyxiation death of black man Daniel Prude.
The 41-year-old's family released body camera footage from his March arrest in Rochester, New York, this week with the city's mayor calling it an act of racism.
The harrowing video shows a group of officers putting a hood over his head - apparently to prevent his spit from possibly transmitting the novel coronavirus - as he knelt on the ground, handcuffed and naked.
Prude's family has called for the arrest of the officers involved in his death which occurred seven days after the incident on March 23 in the upstate New York city.
The Monroe County medical examiner ruled Prude's death a homicide caused by "complications of asphyxia in the setting of physical restraint", according to an autopsy report, the New York Times reported.
The document said "excited delirium" and acute intoxication by phencyclidine, or the drug PCP, were also contributing factors to his death, the Times said.
"Mr. Daniel Prude was failed by our police department, our mental health care system, our society, and he was failed by me," Rochester Mayor Lovely Warren, who is black, told reporters.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
"I'm filled with grief, and anger at myself for all the failures that lead to his death."
Warren, who said she was not made aware of the circumstances of Prude's death until August, condemned the death as an act of racism.
"Institutional and structural racism led to Daniel Prude's death. I won't deny it, I stand before it, and I call for justice upon it," Warren said.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
Prude's asphyxiation occurred two months before the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police, which spurred international protests against police brutality and racial injustice in the United States.
Prude's family obtained body camera footage after filing a freedom of information act request.
Rochester police chief La'Ron Singletary, who is black, told reporters on Wednesday that internal and criminal investigations were underway.
Rochester police declined further comment on Thursday, and a lawyer for Prude's family did not respond to a request for comment.
The office of New York Attorney General Letitia James is investigating, as state law requires whenever police are involved in a civilian's death.
In the video, an officer placed a "spit hood" over Prude's head.
Prude could be heard shouting, "Take this...off my face!" and "You're trying to kill me!" before his shouts turned to cries and became muffled.
Officers were heard saying "Calm down" and "stop spitting".
Later, the video showed an officer kneeling on Prude's back while Prude was silent and snow fell around them.
Someone was heard saying, "start CPR."
Minutes later, the video showed Prude being loaded into an ambulance on a stretcher.
Activists were planning protests in Rochester and New York City's Times Square on Thursday calling for the officers to be charged.
Protests broke out on Wednesday in downtown Rochester, a city near Lake Ontario about 300 miles north of New York City.
Police released pepper spray on the demonstrators and arrested nine people, the Democrat and Chronicle reported.
Mayor Warren said she was joined by City Council in calling for the charges against the protesters to be dropped on Thursday.
Prude's family told reporters that Prude had been struggling with mental health.
His brother, Joe Prude, said he had called police because he was worried when his brother left home that night.
"I placed a phone call for my brother to get help, not for my brother to get lynched," Joe Prude said.


thedailymirror--2020-09-04--Brad Pitt's 'girlfriend' Nicole looks exactly like Angelina Jolie in new pics

Brad Pitt 's rumoured girlfriend , Nicole Poturalski , has shown he likes what he knows by sharing pics from a photoshoot that have made her look exactly like his ex , Angelina Jolie .
The 56-year-old Hollywood actor has been holidaying with the German model at his French château , and they were seen kissing at a Paris airport before heading down to the south of France .
Since jetting back to Los Angeles alone , after the mini break , the 27-year-old model has given Brad a taste of what he is missing and it is a picture @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Ad Astra star .
In a series of photos posted to Instagram on Wednesday , Nicole bears a striking resemblance to 45-year-old Angelina with her luscious lips and defined cheekbones .
The model is wearing a grey cropped blazer from Djerf Avenue along with a black crop top and jeans , which heightened her similarity to Angelina 's style .
Nicole , a mother-of-one who is reportedly in an open marriage with a restaurateur , has seen her career take a sharp upward curve this year , which has culminated in her being @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the September issue .
She reportedly caught the eye of Brad at her husband 's eaterie and they pair are thought to have embarked on a romantic relationship in recent months .
It is the first public relationship that Brad has had since splitting from Angelina in 2016 , which makes the marked similarity that Nicole has to her , even more pertinent .
It is a relationship that has caused Angelina a little concern since it went public , as she is worried as to how it will affect her six children @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Pax , 16 , Zahara , 15 , Shiloh , 14 , and twins Vivienne and Knox , 12 .
A source told Hollywood Life : `` Angelina cares who Brad is dating if it will affect their kids , but other than that , she has no interest in knowing about his love life .
`` She is long past having any kind of romantic feelings for Brad so on that level it ’ s a non-issue . ''
Speaking about Angelina 's own love life , the source added : `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the back burner , it ’ s just not a priority for her right now .
`` All she cares about is making sure that her kids are well adjusted and happy .
`` She will continue to be there for them day in and day out and do her best to make them feel loved and safe and supported.
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Brad Pitt knows what he likes and it would seem that having a model girlfriend that looks like his ex wife Angelina Jolie is just what he wants
Brad Pitt's 'lover' Nicole Poturalski looks even more like Angelina Jolie in new pics
Brad Pitt's rumoured girlfriend, Nicole Poturalski, has shown he likes what he knows by sharing pics from a photoshoot that have made her look exactly like his ex, Angelina Jolie.
The 56-year-old Hollywood actor has been holidaying with the German model at his French château, and they were seen kissing at a Paris airport before heading down to the south of France.
Since jetting back to Los Angeles alone, after the mini break, the 27-year-old model has given Brad a taste of what he is missing and it is a picture that will look very familiar to the Ad Astra star.
In a series of photos posted to Instagram on Wednesday, Nicole bears a striking resemblance to 45-year-old Angelina with her luscious lips and defined cheekbones.
Image: nico.potur/Instagram) nico.potur/Instagram)
The model is wearing a grey cropped blazer from Djerf Avenue along with a black crop top and jeans, which heightened her similarity to Angelina's style.
Nicole, a mother-of-one who is reportedly in an open marriage with a restaurateur, has seen her career take a sharp upward curve this year, which has culminated in her being the cover star for German Elle in the September issue.
She reportedly caught the eye of Brad at her husband's eaterie and they pair are thought to have embarked on a romantic relationship in recent months.
Image: nico.potur/Instagram) nico.potur/Instagram) Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
It is the first public relationship that Brad has had since splitting from Angelina in 2016, which makes the marked similarity that Nicole has to her, even more pertinent.
It is a relationship that has caused Angelina a little concern since it went public, as she is worried as to how it will affect her six children with Brad - Maddox, 19, Pax, 16, Zahara, 15, Shiloh, 14, and twins Vivienne and Knox, 12.
A source told Hollywood Life: "Angelina cares who Brad is dating if it will affect their kids, but other than that, she has no interest in knowing about his love life.
"She is long past having any kind of romantic feelings for Brad so on that level it’s a non-issue."
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Speaking about Angelina's own love life, the source added: "Angelina’s love life is on the back burner, it’s just not a priority for her right now.
"All she cares about is making sure that her kids are well adjusted and happy.
"She will continue to be there for them day in and day out and do her best to make them feel loved and safe and supported.”
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thedailymirror--2020-09-04--Lindelof lifts lid on encounter with thief who stole from his 90-year-old aunt

Victor Lindelof has said he `` just wanted to help '' after chasing a thief who stole his 90-year-old aunt 's purse .
The Manchester United defender caught the culprit whom he held until police arrived to take care of the situation .
But Lindelof 's admits the situation moved so quickly that he did n't have time to think about his actions .
He told Swedish newspaper aftonbladet : `` Everything went very fast .
I did not think much .
`` I just wanted to help my aunt get her bag back and what she had in it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that , I just wanted to help . ''
The 26-year-old has been praised by local officials however following his heroic act .
They said : `` The police would like to thank the witness for a rapid and sensible intervention made to restore the plaintiff 's property . ''
Lindelof is currently holidaying in his home town Vasteras with wife Maja ahead of the new season getting underway .
A United spokesperson commented on his actions and said : `` He ran after the thief and got the bag back without using @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was just doing what anybody would have done in that situation . ''
The alleged culprit was a man in his thirties and faces charges of `` aggravated theft '' and `` minor drug offences '' despite being released .
Lindelof has not been able to speak to his family member since the incident with the global pandemic getting in the way of his efforts .
He said : `` I have not had any contact with her , unfortunately .
`` I think it was my brother who showed that she did @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lunch .
`` We will see if I can solve it before I go back , but it can probably be a little difficult during corona times . ''

Victor Lindelof was quick to act as he chased a thief who stole a purse from his 90-year-old aunt but has played down his heroic efforts
Victor Lindelof opens up on encounter with thief who stole purse from his 90-year-old aunt
Victor Lindelof has said he "just wanted to help" after chasing a thief who stole his 90-year-old aunt's purse.
The Manchester United defender caught the culprit whom he held until police arrived to take care of the situation.
But Lindelof's admits the situation moved so quickly that he didn't have time to think about his actions.
He told Swedish newspaper aftonbladet : "Everything went very fast. I did not think much.
"I just wanted to help my aunt get her bag back and what she had in it.
"It was nothing more than that, I just wanted to help."
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The 26-year-old has been praised by local officials however following his heroic act.
They said: "The police would like to thank the witness for a rapid and sensible intervention made to restore the plaintiff's property."
Lindelof is currently holidaying in his home town Vasteras with wife Maja ahead of the new season getting underway.
A United spokesperson commented on his actions and said: "He ran after the thief and got the bag back without using any violence.
"Victor believes he was just doing what anybody would have done in that situation."
Image: PA) PA)
The alleged culprit was a man in his thirties and faces charges of "aggravated theft" and "minor drug offences" despite being released.
Lindelof has not been able to speak to his family member since the incident with the global pandemic getting in the way of his efforts.
He said: "I have not had any contact with her, unfortunately.
"I think it was my brother who showed that she did an interview and invited me over for lunch.
"We will see if I can solve it before I go back, but it can probably be a little difficult during corona times."


thedailymirror--2020-09-04--Diarrhoea and vomiting identified as Covid-19 symptoms in kids as schools return

Diarrhoea , stomach aches and sickness have been identified as coronavirus symptoms in children as schools across Britain re-opened .
The symptoms do n't appear in the official NHS list of three key Covid-19 signs - fever , coughing and loss of taste and smell - with officials reluctant to add them to avoid unnecessary worry , according to reports .
In contrast , the US Centers for Disease Control already lists nausea or vomiting and diarrhoea as possible symptoms .
Scientists at Northern Ireland 's University of Belfast claim they are major indicators of the potentially killer bug in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reliable an indicator in youngsters as it is in adults .
Dr Tom Waterfield told the BBC : `` We are finding that diarrhoea and vomiting is a symptom reported by some children and I think adding it to the list of known symptoms is worth considering . ''
The Belfast trial saw around 1,000 kids - with an average age of 10 - blood tested to identify if they 'd had the bug recently with 68 having antibodies with fever the most common in around a third , according to medRxiv figures @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , though less so than a fever , and smell and taste loss featured just six times - while around 50 percent of those who tested positive reported being asymptomatic .
Thirteen kids said they 'd had diarrhoea , vomiting and stomach aches .
None of the 68 trial subjects had become seriously ill or needed to be taken to hospital .
By analysing those with fever , coughs and sense loss , Dr Waterfield and colleagues correctly pinpointed 76 per cent of children with the disease .
And after adding those with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ per cent .
Dr Waterfield added : `` This study demonstrates that approximately half of children are asymptomatic when infected with SARS-CoV-2 and that current UK testing strategies will fail to diagnose the majority of paediatric infections . ''
A Department of Health and Social Care official said symptoms are constantly under review as it continues to understand the virus and urged those with key signs to get tested .
Millions of children returned to the classroom this week in the UK after coronavirus crisis forced the closure of many schools for nearly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ warned parents that children risked a `` huge dent in their future life chances '' if they did not return to the classroom .

Coronavirus: England areas with most new cases per 100,000 people
Coronavirus: England areas with most new cases per 100,000 people
The University of Belfast study saw around 1,000 kids with an average age of 10 blood tested to identify if they'd had Covid-19 recently, with the gut-based symptoms successfully identifying 97% of cases
Diarrhoea and vomiting identified as coronavirus symptoms in kids as schools return
Diarrhoea, stomach aches and sickness have been identified as coronavirus symptoms in children as schools across Britain re-opened.
The symptoms don't appear in the official NHS list of three key Covid-19 signs - fever, coughing and loss of taste and smell - with officials reluctant to add them to avoid unnecessary worry, according to reports.
In contrast, the US Centers for Disease Control already lists nausea or vomiting and diarrhoea as possible symptoms.
Scientists at Northern Ireland's University of Belfast claim they are major indicators of the potentially killer bug in kids, but coughing is not so reliable an indicator in youngsters as it is in adults.
Image: PA) PA)
Dr Tom Waterfield told the BBC: "We are finding that diarrhoea and vomiting is a symptom reported by some children and I think adding it to the list of known symptoms is worth considering."
The Belfast trial saw around 1,000 kids - with an average age of 10 - blood tested to identify if they'd had the bug recently with 68 having antibodies with fever the most common in around a third, according to medRxiv figures.
Coughing was also a common trait, though less so than a fever, and smell and taste loss featured just six times - while around 50 percent of those who tested positive reported being asymptomatic.
Image: PA) PA)
Thirteen kids said they'd had diarrhoea, vomiting and stomach aches.
None of the 68 trial subjects had become seriously ill or needed to be taken to hospital.
By analysing those with fever, coughs and sense loss, Dr Waterfield and colleagues correctly pinpointed 76 per cent of children with the disease.
And after adding those with stomach issues, this rose to 97 per cent.
Dr Waterfield added: "This study demonstrates that approximately half of children are asymptomatic when infected with SARS-CoV-2 and that current UK testing strategies will fail to diagnose the majority of paediatric infections."
A Department of Health and Social Care official said symptoms are constantly under review as it continues to understand the virus and urged those with key signs to get tested.
Millions of children returned to the classroom this week in the UK after coronavirus crisis forced the closure of many schools for nearly six months.
Education Secretary Gavin Williamson warned parents that children risked a "huge dent in their future life chances" if they did not return to the classroom.


thedailymirror--2020-09-04--Furious Welshman in Crete may book 'Premier Inn in Bristol' to avoid quarantine

A Welsh holidaymaker is `` seething '' that he and his family must quarantine after getting back from Crete - and may book a Bristol Premier Inn to avoid it .
People from Scotland and Wales must isolate for 14 days after getting back from the Greek islands - but English holidaymakers do not have to .
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps announced there would be no changes to the countries on the quarantine exemption list in England on Thursday But the Welsh Government said on Thursday that those returning to Wales from Portugal , Gibraltar and a number or Greek @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Lake , from Cardiff , is staying with his wife and two children near Chania and was left angry by the decision of Welsh Health Minister Vaughan Gething and the devolved government to diverge from the UK 's list .
He said : `` It 's the lack of consistent messaging and management across the whole UK Government I 'm really angry about now - and the fact they 've announced it at five o'clock UK time , so 7pm they 've said 'you 've got until 4am tomorrow to get home ' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ am I supposed to charter a private jet to try and get me and my family home ? ''
Mr Lake and his family are scheduled to fly back to London Gatwick on Tuesday with Tui .
He said : `` I 'm almost at the point where I 'm thinking I 'm just going to book a Premier Inn or something in Bristol - if it costs me five or six hundred pounds I do n't really care , I can afford it , I 'll do it - and stay there @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as normal .
`` Because if there 's 196 people on that flight from England they can just go and live their life as normal , but because I live in Wales Vaughan Gething has said 'screw you , I 'm going to make you sit in your house for 14 days ' .
It 's a joke , an absolute joke . ''
Mr Lake , who works in the pharmaceutical industry and says he is working on Covid trials , believes the Government is being heavy-handed in its approach to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to die and kill my whole family in a car crash on the way home from Gatwick Airport than I am of dying from Covid , let alone infect a load of other people , '' he said .
`` It is beyond sense that they are taking this approach and I am so angry at the Welsh government and the whole government at how they 're handling this pandemic because the whole country is being fed a load of rubbish in how this is being done , and I 'm fed up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ spent nearly £1,000 changing her family 's flights home from the Algarve to avoid having to quarantine has accused the Government of `` moving the goalposts left , right and centre '' after Portugal remained on the exempt list in England .
Kelly , from Birmingham , who did not want her surname to be used , said she paid Jet2 £900 to move her flights home from Faro from Saturday to Friday in anticipation of quarantine measures being reintroduced , to ensure her three children would not miss out on two weeks @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was `` absolutely disgusting '' , telling PA : `` It 's cost us a lot more money and it 's money we did n't need to spend now .
`` We 've lost an extra night in our villa - we wo n't get that back - we 've got a hire car , so we 're taking that back a day early .
It 's the knock-on effects as well . ''
Kelly said she and her husband took the decision to change their flights after monitoring the seven-day infection rate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 100,000 on Wednesday - above the Government 's stated quarantine threshold of 20 .
She said : `` The Government just change the goalposts left , right and centre at the moment .
It 's embarrassing .
`` They do n't make things clear enough .
They say they need the rate under 20 and it 's gone above that this week , so why would n't you think it would go on the quarantine list tonight ?
`` You can guarantee if I had n't have booked those flights on Monday , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tonight . ''
Mr Shapps said other factors , including the extent of testing and whether outbreaks are `` contained '' , are taken into account when considering changes to the list .

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Jonathan Lake, from Cardiff, blasted the last-minute decision of Vaughan Gething to demand Welsh holidaymakers in the Greek islands quarantine on return - while English travellers still do not have to
A Welsh holidaymaker is "seething" that he and his family must quarantine after getting back from Crete - and may book a Bristol Premier Inn to avoid it.
People from Scotland and Wales must isolate for 14 days after getting back from the Greek islands - but English holidaymakers do not have to.
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps announced there would be no changes to the countries on the quarantine exemption list in England on Thursday
But the Welsh Government said on Thursday that those returning to Wales from Portugal, Gibraltar and a number or Greek islands would need to isolate.
Jonathan Lake, from Cardiff, is staying with his wife and two children near Chania and was left angry by the decision of Welsh Health Minister Vaughan Gething and the devolved government to diverge from the UK's list.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
He said: "It's the lack of consistent messaging and management across the whole UK Government I'm really angry about now - and the fact they've announced it at five o'clock UK time, so 7pm they've said 'you've got until 4am tomorrow to get home'.
"I mean, what, am I supposed to charter a private jet to try and get me and my family home?"
Mr Lake and his family are scheduled to fly back to London Gatwick on Tuesday with Tui.
He said: "I'm almost at the point where I'm thinking I'm just going to book a Premier Inn or something in Bristol - if it costs me five or six hundred pounds I don't really care, I can afford it, I'll do it - and stay there and I'll just live my life as normal.
Image: WalesOnline/WS) WalesOnline/WS) Image: BBC) BBC)
"Because if there's 196 people on that flight from England they can just go and live their life as normal, but because I live in Wales Vaughan Gething has said 'screw you, I'm going to make you sit in your house for 14 days'. It's a joke, an absolute joke."
Mr Lake, who works in the pharmaceutical industry and says he is working on Covid trials, believes the Government is being heavy-handed in its approach to the virus.
"I'm more likely to die and kill my whole family in a car crash on the way home from Gatwick Airport than I am of dying from Covid, let alone infect a load of other people," he said.
"It is beyond sense that they are taking this approach and I am so angry at the Welsh government and the whole government at how they're handling this pandemic because the whole country is being fed a load of rubbish in how this is being done, and I'm fed up with it."
Image: ANDY RAIN/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock) ANDY RAIN/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock)
A holidaymaker who spent nearly £1,000 changing her family's flights home from the Algarve to avoid having to quarantine has accused the Government of "moving the goalposts left, right and centre" after Portugal remained on the exempt list in England.
Kelly, from Birmingham, who did not want her surname to be used, said she paid Jet2 £900 to move her flights home from Faro from Saturday to Friday in anticipation of quarantine measures being reintroduced, to ensure her three children would not miss out on two weeks of school.
Kelly said the situation was "absolutely disgusting", telling PA: "It's cost us a lot more money and it's money we didn't need to spend now.
"We've lost an extra night in our villa - we won't get that back - we've got a hire car, so we're taking that back a day early. It's the knock-on effects as well."
Kelly said she and her husband took the decision to change their flights after monitoring the seven-day infection rate for Portugal, which reached 23 per 100,000 on Wednesday - above the Government's stated quarantine threshold of 20.
She said: "The Government just change the goalposts left, right and centre at the moment. It's embarrassing.
"They don't make things clear enough. They say they need the rate under 20 and it's gone above that this week, so why wouldn't you think it would go on the quarantine list tonight?
"You can guarantee if I hadn't have booked those flights on Monday, that air bridge would have been removed tonight."
Mr Shapps said other factors, including the extent of testing and whether outbreaks are "contained", are taken into account when considering changes to the list.


thedailymirror--2020-09-04--Napoli chief confirms Sokratis interest as he opens door for Kouliably exit

Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis has confirmed the club are working on a deal to sign Sokratis from Arsenal .
The Greek defender has struggled for game time this season following the arrival of Mikel Arteta .
William Saliba and Gabriel Magalhães have both been added to the squad in recent weeks which is set to push Sokratis ' further down the pecking order .
A move to the Stadio San Paolo could now be on the card with Napoli 's chief labelling the 32-year-old as an `` option '' .
According to Il Napoli Online , De Laurentiis said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Papastathopoulos from Arsenal , we consider it an option . ''
Sokratis has previously played in Italy with Genoa and AC Milan before moving to the Emirates from Borussia Dortmund in 2018 .
Napoli 's need to add a central defender may point to the possible exit of Kalidou Kouliably .
The Senegalese star is considered one of the best centre-halves in the world and has been at the Serie A outfit for six years .
But he may be on the move this summer with a host of Europe 's leading lights @ @ @ @ @ @ @ allowed several of their best players seek pastures new in recent times provided they got an appropriate offer .
The likes of Edinson Cavani and Gonzalo Higuain have left the club for hefty fees .
And De Laurentiis admits , when asked about the possibility of Kouliably leaving the club , that they will offload players for the right amount .
He said : `` When there are important offers , we will sell . ''
Both Manchester clubs have been linked with a move for Kouliably this summer .
Nathan Ake has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are still eyeing defensive reinforcements while United want a partner for Harry Maguire .

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Napoli are putting together an offer for Arsenal's Sokratis who has fallen down the pecking order at the Emirates as Kalidou Kouliably's time at Stadio San Paolo may be close to ending
Napoli chief confirms Sokratis interest as he opens door for Kalidou Kouliably exit
Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis has confirmed the club are working on a deal to sign Sokratis from Arsenal.
The Greek defender has struggled for game time this season following the arrival of Mikel Arteta.
William Saliba and Gabriel Magalhães have both been added to the squad in recent weeks which is set to push Sokratis' further down the pecking order.
A move to the Stadio San Paolo could now be on the card with Napoli's chief labelling the 32-year-old as an "option".
According to Il Napoli Online, De Laurentiis said: We are working on signing Sokratis Papastathopoulos from Arsenal, we consider it an option."
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
Sokratis has previously played in Italy with Genoa and AC Milan before moving to the Emirates from Borussia Dortmund in 2018.
Napoli's need to add a central defender may point to the possible exit of Kalidou Kouliably.
The Senegalese star is considered one of the best centre-halves in the world and has been at the Serie A outfit for six years.
But he may be on the move this summer with a host of Europe's leading lights linked with his services.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
Napoli have allowed several of their best players seek pastures new in recent times provided they got an appropriate offer.
The likes of Edinson Cavani and Gonzalo Higuain have left the club for hefty fees.
And De Laurentiis admits, when asked about the possibility of Kouliably leaving the club, that they will offload players for the right amount.
He said: "When there are important offers, we will sell."
Both Manchester clubs have been linked with a move for Kouliably this summer.
Nathan Ake has already moved to the Etihad but City are still eyeing defensive reinforcements while United want a partner for Harry Maguire.


thedailymirror--2020-09-03--Khloe Kardashian 'wants' Tristan romance but 'will never forget wrongdoings'

Khloe Kardashian is reportedly all for a new romance with her ex Tristan Thompson but on the basis that his past 'wrongdoings ' are never forgotten .
The 36-year-old Keeping Up With The Kardashians star has welcomed NBA star Tristan back into her life during the lockdown period , so that he could be close to their daughter True .
It now seems that this has blossomed into a romance once again but their tumultuous past should not be buried , as a reminder to Tristan to keep on the straight and narrow .
Speaking to Us Weekly , a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a worry that Tristan can go back to his old ways , especially once he ’ s on the road and working again , but they have spent so much time trying to heal from past wrongdoings , so this isn ’ t her main focus at this point .
“ She wants to move on and eliminate that chapter from their lives , but not forget about it at the same time.
” The couple began dating in 2016 but their relationship came to an explosive end in 2019 when the 29-year-old @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Jenner 's former BFF , Jordyn Woods .
This was not the first time that he had 'strayed ' as it was reported that he had liaisons with 'multiple women ' while Khloe was pregnant with True .
Since last month , the pair have decided to give their relationship another try after living together in Los Angeles during the quarantine period .
A source told Us Weekly at the time : “ Khloé is hopeful that Tristan has changed for good and will continue to grow and be the great and loyal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ time together during the quarantine . ''
Another source told the publication said that despite the devastating nature of their split , they still had feelings for each other .
They said : `` They love coparenting and are in love with True .
“ They never really fell out of love with each other .
They spend a ton of time together and are raising their child together.
” It has been reported that they are looking to buy a house together and on Wednesday , they were seen hiking together in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have a story to sell ?
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Khloe Kardashian is reportedly all for new beginnings with ex Tristan Thompson but there are past 'wrongdoings' which she feels should always be remembered
Khloe Kardashian is reportedly all for a new romance with her ex Tristan Thompson but on the basis that his past 'wrongdoings' are never forgotten.
The 36-year-old Keeping Up With The Kardashians star has welcomed NBA star Tristan back into her life during the lockdown period, so that he could be close to their daughter True.
It now seems that this has blossomed into a romance once again but their tumultuous past should not be buried, as a reminder to Tristan to keep on the straight and narrow.
Speaking to Us Weekly, a source said: "It is always a worry that Tristan can go back to his old ways, especially once he’s on the road and working again, but they have spent so much time trying to heal from past wrongdoings, so this isn’t her main focus at this point.
“She wants to move on and eliminate that chapter from their lives, but not forget about it at the same time.”
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The couple began dating in 2016 but their relationship came to an explosive end in 2019 when the 29-year-old basketball player was allegedly seen kissing Kylie Jenner's former BFF, Jordyn Woods.
This was not the first time that he had 'strayed' as it was reported that he had liaisons with 'multiple women' while Khloe was pregnant with True.
Since last month, the pair have decided to give their relationship another try after living together in Los Angeles during the quarantine period.
Image: Getty Images North America) Getty Images North America)
A source told Us Weekly at the time: “Khloé is hopeful that Tristan has changed for good and will continue to grow and be the great and loyal partner that he has been throughout their time together during the quarantine."
Another source told the publication said that despite the devastating nature of their split, they still had feelings for each other.
They said: "They love coparenting and are in love with True.
“They never really fell out of love with each other. They spend a ton of time together and are raising their child together.”
It has been reported that they are looking to buy a house together and on Wednesday, they were seen hiking together in Malibu Hills, California.
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thedailymirror--2020-09-03--Coronavirus killed 400 people in UK care homes every day at height of outbreak

More than 400 deaths involving Covid-19 occurred each day in UK care homes at the height of the coronavirus outbreak , new analysis shows .
There were more than 3,000 care home deaths involving coronavirus in one week in mid-April , according to the first UK-wide review of daily deaths by the PA news agency .
Deaths rose five-fold between the start of the month and the care home peak on April 17 , when nearly 500 residents died .
At this time , testing for all staff and residents - regardless of symptoms - was not available in England @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , while providers had not yet been advised to restrict staff movements between homes .
Carl Heneghan , professor of evidence-based medicine at the University of Oxford , believes staff movement was of `` huge '' significance in aiding infection spread in the absence of effective testing .
Thousands of hospital patients were discharged into care homes from mid March , and there were struggles to access personal protective equipment ( PPE ) .
PA analysed data from the UK 's statistics agencies to reveal the day-by-day death toll up to the end @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sunday - six months since the first care home resident death involving Covid-19 - and also found : • More than 400 deaths involving Covid-19 took place in UK care homes on 11 days in April .
• Deaths increased more than five-fold in just over two weeks , from 93 on April 1 to 490 on April 17 - the highest daily total .
• By April 26 , when the first UK nation announced that providers should restrict staff movements , 9,074 care home deaths had occurred across the UK - @ @ @ @ @ @ @ July 31 .
• By April 28 , when the first UK nation announced testing for all care home staff , regardless of symptoms , 9,776 care home deaths had occurred across the UK - 55 % of the total up to July 31 .
England 's chief medical officer Chris Whitty said in July `` major risks '' in social care settings were not considered early on , including staff working in multiple residences and those not paid sick leave .
Asymptomatic testing was first announced in England on April 28 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ saying it was a concern from the end of March .
The first nation to advise care home providers to restrict staff movements between homes was Northern Ireland , on April 26 .
There was a gap of around two months between guidance from PHE advising care homes to share workforces in mid-March , to fresh advice to restrict staff movement announced on May 13 alongside funding to control infection spread in care homes in England .
Prof Heneghan said this was due to a lack of clinical experience in the Government 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Acknowledging care homes faced high levels of staff off-sick or self-isolating , he told PA : `` The Government should have advised that agency staff , if used , should be employed in a single care home and not travel between multiple care homes .
That advice should have been given in the middle of March . ''
This should have been accompanied by funding to increase staffing levels , he added .
He believes this should be applied going into winter , but has seen no `` sense of urgency '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ chief executive Professor Martin Green said guidance has been `` slow to come to fruition '' and addressing this , particularly with regards to visits , is a matter of urgency .
He said : `` Many care homes locked down before national guidance came into force .
`` Unfortunately patients were discharged from hospital without testing and this , compacted with insufficient PPE , created huge challenges for care homes .
`` Routine testing is absolutely essential in order to establish confidence in the system for residents , staff , relatives and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ staff movement were first discussed at a meeting of the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies ( SAGE ) on April 21 .
Dr Ian Hall co-authored the paper discussed , which was not made public until June 19 .
The University of Manchester academic told PA concerns around staff movement should have been made public as soon as possible and that , given capacity issues , he believes staff should have been prioritised for testing over symptomatic residents .
But he said : `` What we were n't aware of at the time @ @ @ @ @ @ @ complexity of the staffing situation , and so one of the concerns was , I know , 'if we go too hard on the potential for staff being a vehicle for transmission , then a lot of staff might be absent and that might affect the care needs of the otherwise healthy but vulnerable residents ' .
`` So it 's a very delicate balancing act between trying to limit infection introduction and ensuring care is still provided . ''
MHA , a UK care home provider , said mistakes must not be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ regular tests and `` no slip ups or delays '' .
Chief executive Sam Monaghan said : `` What this analysis does is confirm that during the peak of the virus the sector , despite following all of the best infection control measures , were not supported with what turned out to be the additional critical tools we needed to manage the spread of the virus . ''
Unison senior national officer Gavin Edwards said social care must be treated as an `` essential public service '' with pay and workforce conditions prioritised @ @ @ @ @ @ @ first wave .
He said : `` Social care workers are often paid poverty wages , employed on zero hours contracts and given no sick pay .
In addition , many have faced a massive drop in income if they follow guidance and self-isolate .
This clearly helped to drive infection rates in the sector . ''
A Department for Health and Social Care spokesman said : `` We have been doing everything we can to ensure care home residents and staff are protected , including testing all residents and staff , provided @ @ @ @ @ @ @ £600 million to prevent infections in care homes and made a further £3.7 billion available to councils to address pressures caused by the pandemic - including in adult social care .
`` As a result of actions taken , almost 60 % of England 's care homes have had no outbreak at all and the proportion of coronavirus deaths in care homes is lower in England than many other European countries . ''

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More than 3,000 care home deaths involving Covid-19 occurred in one week in mid-April with deaths rising five-fold from the start of the month to the pandemic's peak on April 17
More than 400 deaths involving Covid-19 occurred each day in UK care homes at the height of the coronavirus outbreak, new analysis shows.
There were more than 3,000 care home deaths involving coronavirus in one week in mid-April, according to the first UK-wide review of daily deaths by the PA news agency.
Deaths rose five-fold between the start of the month and the care home peak on April 17, when nearly 500 residents died.
At this time, testing for all staff and residents - regardless of symptoms - was not available in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, while providers had not yet been advised to restrict staff movements between homes.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Carl Heneghan, professor of evidence-based medicine at the University of Oxford, believes staff movement was of "huge" significance in aiding infection spread in the absence of effective testing.
Thousands of hospital patients were discharged into care homes from mid March, and there were struggles to access personal protective equipment (PPE).
PA analysed data from the UK's statistics agencies to reveal the day-by-day death toll up to the end of July.
Image: Office for National Statistics) Office for National Statistics)
It comes ahead of Sunday - six months since the first care home resident death involving Covid-19 - and also found:
More than 400 deaths involving Covid-19 took place in UK care homes on 11 days in April.
Deaths increased more than five-fold in just over two weeks, from 93 on April 1 to 490 on April 17 - the highest daily total.
By April 26, when the first UK nation announced that providers should restrict staff movements, 9,074 care home deaths had occurred across the UK - 51% of the total up to July 31.
By April 28, when the first UK nation announced testing for all care home staff, regardless of symptoms, 9,776 care home deaths had occurred across the UK - 55% of the total up to July 31.
England's chief medical officer Chris Whitty said in July "major risks" in social care settings were not considered early on, including staff working in multiple residences and those not paid sick leave.
Image: Humphrey Nemar/ dailystar) Humphrey Nemar/ dailystar)
Asymptomatic testing was first announced in England on April 28, despite Public Health England (PHE) saying it was a concern from the end of March.
The first nation to advise care home providers to restrict staff movements between homes was Northern Ireland, on April 26.
There was a gap of around two months between guidance from PHE advising care homes to share workforces in mid-March, to fresh advice to restrict staff movement announced on May 13 alongside funding to control infection spread in care homes in England.
Prof Heneghan said this was due to a lack of clinical experience in the Government's advisory team and an absence of leadership.
Image: Julian Hamilton/Daily Mirror) Julian Hamilton/Daily Mirror)
Acknowledging care homes faced high levels of staff off-sick or self-isolating, he told PA: "The Government should have advised that agency staff, if used, should be employed in a single care home and not travel between multiple care homes. That advice should have been given in the middle of March."
This should have been accompanied by funding to increase staffing levels, he added.
He believes this should be applied going into winter, but has seen no "sense of urgency" about protecting care homes.
Care England chief executive Professor Martin Green said guidance has been "slow to come to fruition" and addressing this, particularly with regards to visits, is a matter of urgency.
He said: "Many care homes locked down before national guidance came into force.
"Unfortunately patients were discharged from hospital without testing and this, compacted with insufficient PPE, created huge challenges for care homes.
"Routine testing is absolutely essential in order to establish confidence in the system for residents, staff, relatives and beyond."
The potential risks of staff movement were first discussed at a meeting of the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE) on April 21.
Dr Ian Hall co-authored the paper discussed, which was not made public until June 19.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The University of Manchester academic told PA concerns around staff movement should have been made public as soon as possible and that, given capacity issues, he believes staff should have been prioritised for testing over symptomatic residents.
But he said: "What we weren't aware of at the time back in April and May was the complexity of the staffing situation, and so one of the concerns was, I know, 'if we go too hard on the potential for staff being a vehicle for transmission, then a lot of staff might be absent and that might affect the care needs of the otherwise healthy but vulnerable residents'.
"So it's a very delicate balancing act between trying to limit infection introduction and ensuring care is still provided."
MHA, a UK care home provider, said mistakes must not be repeated and called for more funding, regular tests and "no slip ups or delays".
Chief executive Sam Monaghan said: "What this analysis does is confirm that during the peak of the virus the sector, despite following all of the best infection control measures, were not supported with what turned out to be the additional critical tools we needed to manage the spread of the virus."
Unison senior national officer Gavin Edwards said social care must be treated as an "essential public service" with pay and workforce conditions prioritised, to avoid a repeat of the first wave.
He said: "Social care workers are often paid poverty wages, employed on zero hours contracts and given no sick pay. In addition, many have faced a massive drop in income if they follow guidance and self-isolate. This clearly helped to drive infection rates in the sector."
A Department for Health and Social Care spokesman said: "We have been doing everything we can to ensure care home residents and staff are protected, including testing all residents and staff, provided 200 million items of PPE, ring-fenced £600 million to prevent infections in care homes and made a further £3.7 billion available to councils to address pressures caused by the pandemic - including in adult social care.
"As a result of actions taken, almost 60% of England's care homes have had no outbreak at all and the proportion of coronavirus deaths in care homes is lower in England than many other European countries."