thedailymirror--2020-09-03--Stalker broke into bedroom of his 'princess' and made heart shape of jewellery

A stalker broke into a horrified young woman 's family bedroom to secretly rearrange her jewellery into the shape of a heart on her bed .
Obsessed bachelor Matthew Harris , 42 , traced her family more than 200 miles across Britain in a five-year campaign pestering his `` Princess '' .
Harris first met the woman , then 23 , when she rented a room from his landlord father - and he became infatuated with her .
A court heard she moved out after feeling `` uneasy '' but Harris then began trailing her for years on social media @ @ @ @ @ @ @ around the world for work .
Harris then found out the address of her family home in Wales - and travelled from Yorkshire to break in to snoop around .
The only room of the house where anything was disturbed was the woman 's former childhood bedroom .
Harris arranged her collection of necklaces into the shape of a heart and placed it on top of a note which read : `` You broke my 'heart ' but I would n't have it any other way , Princess . ''
Swansea Crown Court @ @ @ @ @ @ @ into a shared house in Stoke-on-Trent , Staffs - where Harris was the landlord 's son but lived in the garden shed .
Prosecutor Sophie Hill said the woman felt `` uneasy '' and moved out after a couple of months .
But she then had a personal message on Twitter from Harris asked how she was .
Miss Hill said : `` She replied that she was fine , and then blocked the contact expecting that to be an end to the matter .
`` But that was to be the start @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was to last for years . ''
Harris messaged her on Facebook , Instagram , Twitter and Pinterest - but each time the victim blocked him he set up a new account .
The businesswoman spent time travelling the world as part of her job and changed her social media accounts - but Harris found her personal email address and contacted her .
He then began making a series of payments to her via the online PayPal system - some for as little as £1 - and each one accompanied by a note @ @ @ @ @ @ @ messages saying he would never give up by saying `` success comes with consistency '' and `` everything I deserve is coming my way '' .
Harris was served with a harassment warning notice by police but continued to send messages .
He then found her family home in Wales , and broke a window to get in to arrange her jewellery in her bedroom .
He also turned up at her sister 's house nearby .
In a victim impact statement the woman said Harris ' behaviour had overshadowed her life - @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Harris , of Sheffield , South Yorks , had previously pleaded guilty to stalking and to criminal damage by breaking a window .
The court heard Harris has seven previous convictions for eight offences , including harassment and stalking of another woman .
David Singh , for Harris , said it was an `` infatuation '' on his client 's part which had been `` unrequited '' .
The judge told Harris his `` obsessive '' behaviour had had a major impact on the woman 's life .
Judge Huw Rees described @ @ @ @ @ @ @ damaging '' .
The Judge sentenced him to two years prison .
Harris was also made the subject of a restraining order banning him from contacting his victim for the next five years .

Stalker Matthew Harris, 42, travelled from Yorkshire to Wales to break into his obsession's family home after tracking her movements from afar on social media for years
Stalker broke into bedroom of his 'princess' and made heart shape out of her jewellery
A stalker broke into a horrified young woman's family bedroom to secretly rearrange her jewellery into the shape of a heart on her bed.
Obsessed bachelor Matthew Harris, 42, traced her family more than 200 miles across Britain in a five-year campaign pestering his "Princess".
Harris first met the woman, then 23, when she rented a room from his landlord father - and he became infatuated with her.
A court heard she moved out after feeling "uneasy" but Harris then began trailing her for years on social media by tracking her movements as she moved around the world for work.
Image: Media Wales Ltd) Media Wales Ltd)
Harris then found out the address of her family home in Wales - and travelled from Yorkshire to break in to snoop around.
The only room of the house where anything was disturbed was the woman's former childhood bedroom.
Harris arranged her collection of necklaces into the shape of a heart and placed it on top of a note which read: "You broke my 'heart' but I wouldn't have it any other way, Princess."
Swansea Crown Court heard that in 2015 the victim moved into a shared house in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs - where Harris was the landlord's son but lived in the garden shed.
Prosecutor Sophie Hill said the woman felt "uneasy" and moved out after a couple of months.
But she then had a personal message on Twitter from Harris asked how she was.
Miss Hill said: "She replied that she was fine, and then blocked the contact expecting that to be an end to the matter.
"But that was to be the start of repeated unencouraged and unwanted contact that was to last for years."
Harris messaged her on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Pinterest - but each time the victim blocked him he set up a new account.
The businesswoman spent time travelling the world as part of her job and changed her social media accounts - but Harris found her personal email address and contacted her.
He then began making a series of payments to her via the online PayPal system - some for as little as £1 - and each one accompanied by a note.
The prosecutor said Harris subsequently posted messages saying he would never give up by saying "success comes with consistency" and "everything I deserve is coming my way".
Harris was served with a harassment warning notice by police but continued to send messages.
He then found her family home in Wales, and broke a window to get in to arrange her jewellery in her bedroom. He also turned up at her sister's house nearby.
In a victim impact statement the woman said Harris' behaviour had overshadowed her life - and she just wanted it to stop.
Harris, of Sheffield, South Yorks, had previously pleaded guilty to stalking and to criminal damage by breaking a window.
The court heard Harris has seven previous convictions for eight offences, including harassment and stalking of another woman.
David Singh, for Harris, said it was an "infatuation" on his client's part which had been "unrequited".
The judge told Harris his "obsessive" behaviour had had a major impact on the woman's life.
Judge Huw Rees described his behaviour as "entirely inadequate but damaging".
The Judge sentenced him to two years prison. Harris was also made the subject of a restraining order banning him from contacting his victim for the next five years.


thedailymirror--2020-09-03--Lionel Messi 'considering Barcelona u-turn' as he seeks amicable Nou Camp exit

Lionel Messi could spend another year at Barcelona before leaving in far easier circumstances next year .
The Argentine made his intentions clear last week when he expressed a desire to leave the Nou Camp .
But leaving the club he has been at for almost 20 years is proving difficult with Barcelona demanding his £632m release clause be paid in full .
Messi 's entourage originally believed they could still quit the Catalans for nothing as per a clause in his contract .
The activation date has passed however and Barcelona are digging their heels in regarding the potential @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Josep Maria Bartomeu is refusing to back down and Messi does not want to be involved in a court case , reports Marca .
It now means he could remain at the club for another 12 months before leaving for nothing next summer .
Messi has been a leader for over a decade as Barcelona enjoy the most successful period in their history .
He does not want to leave in a way that could tarnish his legacy and is prepared to stick it out a little longer .
The Catalans have endured @ @ @ @ @ @ @ managers mid-season and concede eight in a humiliating Champions League defeat .
They also surrendered their La Liga crown to arch rivals Real Madrid following a poor end to the season which saw them drop points in four of their final nine games .
Messi also returned his worst goal tally in more than a decade in a team that is set for a mass overhaul .
Ronald Koeman has since taken over from Quique Setien who was sacked in the aftermath of their Bayern Munich mauling .

Lionel Messi looked certain to leave Barcelona last week with Man City circling but the forward could now remain at the Nou Camp as he aims to leave the club in a peaceful manner
Lionel Messi could spend another year at Barcelona before leaving in far easier circumstances next year.
The Argentine made his intentions clear last week when he expressed a desire to leave the Nou Camp.
But leaving the club he has been at for almost 20 years is proving difficult with Barcelona demanding his £632m release clause be paid in full.
Messi's entourage originally believed they could still quit the Catalans for nothing as per a clause in his contract.
The activation date has passed however and Barcelona are digging their heels in regarding the potential departure of their star player.
Image: UEFA via Getty Images) UEFA via Getty Images)
President Josep Maria Bartomeu is refusing to back down and Messi does not want to be involved in a court case, reports Marca.
It now means he could remain at the club for another 12 months before leaving for nothing next summer.
Messi has been a leader for over a decade as Barcelona enjoy the most successful period in their history.
He does not want to leave in a way that could tarnish his legacy and is prepared to stick it out a little longer.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The Catalans have endured a challenging year which saw them change managers mid-season and concede eight in a humiliating Champions League defeat.
They also surrendered their La Liga crown to arch rivals Real Madrid following a poor end to the season which saw them drop points in four of their final nine games.
Messi also returned his worst goal tally in more than a decade in a team that is set for a mass overhaul.
Ronald Koeman has since taken over from Quique Setien who was sacked in the aftermath of their Bayern Munich mauling.


thedailymirror--2020-09-03--'Fat-phobic' Airbnb hosts spark fury by banning anyone weighing more than 16st

Two Airbnb hosts have been branded `` fat-phobic '' after banning anyone who weighs more than 16 stone from staying at their cottage - claiming their property could be `` seriously '' damaged by larger guests .
Hosts Zsu and Marcus posted the listing that forbade guests with `` eating disorders '' to rent the property due to a `` maximum weight limit of 100kg ( 15.7 stone ) '' .
After complaints from furious body positive campaigners , the £199-a-night Bobbit 's Lair cottage in Sandwich , Kent , appeared to be pulled from Airbnb on Tuesday evening .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ references to eating disorders removed , while the post still explained the weight limit was due to `` very old oak beams '' .
Body positivity activist Lindsay McGlone , 22 , slammed the `` discriminatory fatphobic '' hosts and Airbnb for allowing the listing on its site .
She demanded the hosts be banished from advertising with them again .
But the defiant duo said that the property pictures were taken on a wide-angled lens and that `` bigger than average '' people are not allowed to stay as they could cause @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that `` discrimination has no place in their community '' and the property has since been removed from its website fully .
But when the hosts were approached for comment , they refused to back down and re-emphasised that larger guests were not welcome .
Zsu and Marcus said : `` We had someone ask about the bath size then how wide the doors were .
`` We said 'not suitable for disabled guests ' .
`` Then the penny dropped once they booked we had to cancel as the cottage could of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 'their ' stay .
`` Understand the pictures are wide angle , bigger than average people are NOT ALLOWED TO STAY ! ''
Activist Lindsay , from Doncaster , South Yorkshire , was appalled to discover the listing and shamed it on her Instagram page .
Lindsay said : `` When I saw the listing I could n't believe what I was reading , I could n't comprehend that somebody would write that .
`` I shared the listing because the people who wrote it need to be held accountable because it 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` Specifying a certain weight is fatphobic as it 's discriminating against people who have a larger body .
`` They 're saying they do n't want fat people in their vicinity and they do n't want to take fat people 's money .
`` It 's probably come from internalised fatphobia and now they 're trying to justify it by saying they 've got old oak in their house .
`` That does n't take away from the fact that they 're still being discriminatory , it 's trying to find @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said .
It 's absolutely appalling . ''
The listing originally read 'NO persons with eating disorders may book , we have a maximum weight 100KG PP ' and was then amended to 'NO persons maximum weight 100kg PP very old oak beams ' before the ad was removed from the site altogether .
Self-professed 'fierce fat feminist ' Lindsay , who is a size 24 , said the 'discriminatory ' listing also perpetuates the myth that someone living with an eating disorder looks a certain way .
Lindsay said : `` Somebody @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to look a certain way , some are larger , some are smaller , this listing reinforces that they do .
`` Society discriminates against fat people daily .
I 've always been fat , comfortable with my weight and the term 'fat ' .
`` People think that fat people need to lose weight in order to fit in and that somebody who 's fat should always need to lose weight when in fact you can just be fat and happy .
`` I 've been fat all my life , I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The property , advertised as a 'fine medieval ' 15th century two-bedroom cottage , that has a hot tub in the garden , came with a long list of conditions attached - alongside a bizarre portrait from cult horror The Shining .
In addition to weight restrictions , guests were ordered not to move furniture , re-arrange the kitchen or drink tap water .
One final note on the listing , written in capital letters , read : `` Note not suitable for children of any ages - adult time only !
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cottage , it 's perfectly balanced out and when I return from my travels I hope to find [ it ] as I 've left it . ''
Activist Lindsay said she felt compelled to highlight the `` vile '' listing so that people in the fat positive community could pick up the mantle on behalf of those `` too tired ' '' to fight .
Lindsay said : `` It 's absolutely ridiculous , it 's vile that the listing was taken down and then put back up .
`` The reason @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is because you ca n't read that and tell me that 's all right .
`` I need people to understand how these kinds of things affect us .
`` People who do n't have the support network I have , especially with eating disorders , could find it really damaging . ''
An Airbnb spokesman said : `` Airbnb 's mission is to create a world where everyone can belong anywhere .
`` Discrimination and bias have no place in our community , and we have suspended the listing while we address @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a strict non-discrimination policy and under our Open Doors initiative , if a guest feels they have been discriminated against , we will provide personalised support to ensure they find a place to stay . ''

mirrornews@mirror.co.uk (Helen Le Caplain)

The hosts of £199-a-night Bobbit's Lair cottage in Sandwich, Kent forbade guests with 'eating disorders' to rent the property due to a 'maximum weight limit of 100kg'
'Fat-phobic' Airbnb hosts spark fury by banning anyone weighing more than 16 stone
Two Airbnb hosts have been branded "fat-phobic" after banning anyone who weighs more than 16 stone from staying at their cottage - claiming their property could be "seriously" damaged by larger guests.
Hosts Zsu and Marcus posted the listing that forbade guests with "eating disorders" to rent the property due to a "maximum weight limit of 100kg (15.7 stone)".
After complaints from furious body positive campaigners, the £199-a-night Bobbit's Lair cottage in Sandwich, Kent, appeared to be pulled from Airbnb on Tuesday evening.
However it was re-listed on Wednesday with references to eating disorders removed, while the post still explained the weight limit was due to "very old oak beams".
Image: Kennedy News/Alice Ann) Kennedy News/Alice Ann)
Body positivity activist Lindsay McGlone, 22, slammed the "discriminatory fatphobic" hosts and Airbnb for allowing the listing on its site.
She demanded the hosts be banished from advertising with them again.
But the defiant duo said that the property pictures were taken on a wide-angled lens and that "bigger than average" people are not allowed to stay as they could cause "serious damage".
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Airbnb said that "discrimination has no place in their community" and the property has since been removed from its website fully.
But when the hosts were approached for comment, they refused to back down and re-emphasised that larger guests were not welcome.
Zsu and Marcus said: "We had someone ask about the bath size then how wide the doors were.
Image: Kennedy News/Airbnb) Kennedy News/Airbnb)
"We said 'not suitable for disabled guests'.
"Then the penny dropped once they booked we had to cancel as the cottage could of [sic] got seriously damaged during 'their' stay.
"Understand the pictures are wide angle, bigger than average people are NOT ALLOWED TO STAY!"
Activist Lindsay, from Doncaster, South Yorkshire, was appalled to discover the listing and shamed it on her Instagram page.
Lindsay said: "When I saw the listing I couldn't believe what I was reading, I couldn't comprehend that somebody would write that.
"I shared the listing because the people who wrote it need to be held accountable because it's extremely damaging and I wanted it removed.
Image: Kennedy News/Airbnb) Kennedy News/Airbnb)
"Specifying a certain weight is fatphobic as it's discriminating against people who have a larger body.
"They're saying they don't want fat people in their vicinity and they don't want to take fat people's money.
"It's probably come from internalised fatphobia and now they're trying to justify it by saying they've got old oak in their house.
"That doesn't take away from the fact that they're still being discriminatory, it's trying to find a way to justify what they've said. It's absolutely appalling."
The listing originally read 'NO persons with eating disorders may book, we have a maximum weight 100KG PP' and was then amended to 'NO persons maximum weight 100kg PP very old oak beams' before the ad was removed from the site altogether.
Self-professed 'fierce fat feminist' Lindsay, who is a size 24, said the 'discriminatory' listing also perpetuates the myth that someone living with an eating disorder looks a certain way.
Lindsay said: "Somebody with an eating disorder doesn't have to look a certain way, some are larger, some are smaller, this listing reinforces that they do.
"Society discriminates against fat people daily. I've always been fat, comfortable with my weight and the term 'fat'.
Image: Kennedy News/Alice Ann) Kennedy News/Alice Ann)
"People think that fat people need to lose weight in order to fit in and that somebody who's fat should always need to lose weight when in fact you can just be fat and happy.
"I've been fat all my life, I don't need to change."
The property, advertised as a 'fine medieval' 15th century two-bedroom cottage, that has a hot tub in the garden, came with a long list of conditions attached - alongside a bizarre portrait from cult horror The Shining.
In addition to weight restrictions, guests were ordered not to move furniture, re-arrange the kitchen or drink tap water.
One final note on the listing, written in capital letters, read: "Note not suitable for children of any ages - adult time only!
"Please do not move anything in the cottage, it's perfectly balanced out and when I return from my travels I hope to find [it] as I've left it."
Activist Lindsay said she felt compelled to highlight the ''vile" listing so that people in the fat positive community could pick up the mantle on behalf of those "too tired'" to fight.
Lindsay said: "It's absolutely ridiculous, it's vile that the listing was taken down and then put back up.
"The reason I wanted to share it so much is because you can't read that and tell me that's all right.
"I need people to understand how these kinds of things affect us.
"People who don't have the support network I have, especially with eating disorders, could find it really damaging."
An Airbnb spokesman said: "Airbnb's mission is to create a world where everyone can belong anywhere.
"Discrimination and bias have no place in our community, and we have suspended the listing while we address the matter raised.
"We enforce a strict non-discrimination policy and under our Open Doors initiative, if a guest feels they have been discriminated against, we will provide personalised support to ensure they find a place to stay."
Have you been discriminated against for your weight? Please let us know about it in the comments section below.


thedailymirror--2020-09-03--Dad told newborn baby was 'fine' - only to find later she had been stillborn

A dad was told his newborn baby was `` fine '' but shortly after found out she had been stillborn , an inquest heard .
Baby Evelyn Davies died at Stepping Hill Hospital in November 2018 after her mum , Elizabeth Davies , went into early labour when she was 26 weeks pregnant .
An inquest at Stockport Coroners ' court heard it had been unclear whether Evelyn had been stillborn or had died shortly after being delivered via caesarean section .
Mrs Davies , from Marple , had been advised to go to hospital after developing stomach pain and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ November 10 , 2018 .
She and her husband , Major Matthew Davies , were admitted to the maternity unit at Stepping Hill for further assessment , the Manchester Evening News reports .
Major Davies said doctors and midwives did not share any concerns about the baby 's wellbeing when tracking her heartbeat with a CTG scan .
Mrs Davies was given steroids and nifedipine to delay the onset of full labour , yet her contractions persisted , the inquest heard .
Doctors decided that the baby would need to be delivered via @ @ @ @ @ @ @ anaesthetic .
Major Davies was put in a room on his own while Mrs Davies was taken down .
`` I was not told about any of the risks or concerns that they had , '' Major Davies told the court .
A short time later a midwife , Stephanie Bray , told Major Davies that his baby had been born .
He added : `` Midwife Bray came to tell me that baby had been delivered and that mother and baby were both fine .
She said the baby was perfect .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ just helping the baby breathe and that I would probably see her when she was taken through to the ward .
Then I was left . ''
A doctor then informed Major Davies that his daughter was being resuscitated and asked for permission to halt the resuscitation attempt .
`` Obviously we were not expecting Evelyn to be born at that stage , '' he said .
`` I had been sitting in the room thinking [ we had ] a new baby .
I was sitting there taking stock of that and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ . ''
He added : `` Clearly that was a big shock . ''
Major Davies was later informed by a bereavement midwife that Evelyn had in fact been stillborn .
`` I asked why she was referring to Evelyn as stillborn because I had been told Evelyn was alive and well at one point , '' he said .
`` She said 'no , Evelyn was never alive ' .
`` I just assumed it was a communication issue .
How could it be so fundamentally wrong ?
`` I 'll be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ get to the bottom of that . ''
Stephanie Bray , a midwife , told the inquest that baby Evelyn had not been responsive or breathing when she was delivered via C-section .
Coroner Chris Morris asked why she had then written `` showing some signs of life '' in her notes before going back and changing them retrospectively some days later .
`` I knew I had not written it in the right phrasing , '' she told the inquest .
`` I was hoping there would still be a heartbeat .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ ] would work . ''
Ms Bray told the court she could not recall her exact words during her conversation with Major Davies but remembered saying baby Evelyn was `` perfect meaning beautiful '' .
Another of Ms Bray 's note which had been added in retrospect said that there had in fact been no signs of life .
An additional note , read out in court , said : `` I believe this was a judgement error during a very stressful moment . ''
Dr Mark Tattersall , a locum obstetrician on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was in `` established labour '' when the decision was made to carry out the emergency C-section .
He said Evelyn had shown signs of suspected fetal bradycardia - a slower than normal heart rate - prior to delivery .
Professor Derek Tuffnell , an expert witness , told the coroner that compression to the umbilical cord caused by a membrane rupture could have caused Evelyn 's death .

mirrornews@mirror.co.uk (Charlotte Dobson, Chiara Fiorillo)

Baby Evelyn Davies died at Stepping Hill Hospital in November 2018 after her mum, Elizabeth Davies, went into early labour when 26 weeks pregnant. An inquest is ongoing at Stockport Coroners' court
Dad told newborn baby was 'fine' - only to find later that she had been stillborn
A dad was told his newborn baby was "fine" but shortly after found out she had been stillborn, an inquest heard.
Baby Evelyn Davies died at Stepping Hill Hospital in November 2018 after her mum, Elizabeth Davies, went into early labour when she was 26 weeks pregnant.
An inquest at Stockport Coroners' court heard it had been unclear whether Evelyn had been stillborn or had died shortly after being delivered via caesarean section.
Mrs Davies, from Marple, had been advised to go to hospital after developing stomach pain and passing blood clots on the evening of November 10, 2018.
She and her husband, Major Matthew Davies, were admitted to the maternity unit at Stepping Hill for further assessment, the Manchester Evening News reports.
Major Davies said doctors and midwives did not share any concerns about the baby's wellbeing when tracking her heartbeat with a CTG scan.
Mrs Davies was given steroids and nifedipine to delay the onset of full labour, yet her contractions persisted, the inquest heard.
Doctors decided that the baby would need to be delivered via a category 2 emergency C-section under general anaesthetic.
Major Davies was put in a room on his own while Mrs Davies was taken down.
"I was not told about any of the risks or concerns that they had," Major Davies told the court.
A short time later a midwife, Stephanie Bray, told Major Davies that his baby had been born.
He added: "Midwife Bray came to tell me that baby had been delivered and that mother and baby were both fine. She said the baby was perfect.
"I was told that they were just helping the baby breathe and that I would probably see her when she was taken through to the ward. Then I was left."
A doctor then informed Major Davies that his daughter was being resuscitated and asked for permission to halt the resuscitation attempt.
"Obviously we were not expecting Evelyn to be born at that stage," he said.
"I had been sitting in the room thinking [we had] a new baby. I was sitting there taking stock of that and I was waiting to see my daughter."
He added: "Clearly that was a big shock."
Major Davies was later informed by a bereavement midwife that Evelyn had in fact been stillborn.
"I asked why she was referring to Evelyn as stillborn because I had been told Evelyn was alive and well at one point," he said.
"She said 'no, Evelyn was never alive'.
"I just assumed it was a communication issue. How could it be so fundamentally wrong?
"I'll be honest, I am still trying to get to the bottom of that."
Stephanie Bray, a midwife, told the inquest that baby Evelyn had not been responsive or breathing when she was delivered via C-section.
Coroner Chris Morris asked why she had then written "showing some signs of life" in her notes before going back and changing them retrospectively some days later.
"I knew I had not written it in the right phrasing," she told the inquest.
"I was hoping there would still be a heartbeat. I was hoping that resus [resuscitation] would work."
Ms Bray told the court she could not recall her exact words during her conversation with Major Davies but remembered saying baby Evelyn was "perfect meaning beautiful".
Another of Ms Bray's note which had been added in retrospect said that there had in fact been no signs of life.
An additional note, read out in court, said: "I believe this was a judgement error during a very stressful moment."
Dr Mark Tattersall, a locum obstetrician on duty that night, said Mrs Davies was in "established labour" when the decision was made to carry out the emergency C-section.
He said Evelyn had shown signs of suspected fetal bradycardia - a slower than normal heart rate - prior to delivery.
Professor Derek Tuffnell, an expert witness, told the coroner that compression to the umbilical cord caused by a membrane rupture could have caused Evelyn's death.
The inquest continues.


thedailymirror--2020-09-03--Caitlyn Jenner says Kris divorce was over 'bigger issues than her identity'

Caitlyn Jenner has spoken out about how her marriage to Kris Jenner and has said there were `` bigger issues '' than her identity that brought about their split .
The 70-year-old Keeping Up With The Kardashians star opened up to Rob Lowe on his podcast Literally !
With Rob Lowe , and spoke on a variety of subjects from her transition to divorcing Kris after 23 years of marriage .
Their marriage came to an end in 2015 and it was n't long afterwards that Caitlyn revealed her new self with the now iconic Vanity Fair front cover .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ from Kris was due to them wanting to pursue different paths , more than anything else .
Caitlyn told Rob : `` After twenty-three years , Kris and I went our separate directions .
My identity… it was not a big part of us separating .
`` There was so many other bigger issues out there . ''
Despite this , Caitlyn said that there was a `` frustration with myself '' which led her to be `` a little bit shorter with [ Kris ] near the end . ''
The split @ @ @ @ @ @ @ light in their relationship and Caitlyn said : `` Then all of a sudden , we did n't have any issues .
You know , we just , you know , it was calm . ''
Caitlyn even said that it was Kris that helped find her a new home after they ended their marriage .
The former I 'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here !
campmate , continued : `` She even found the place , she decorated the place , she did everything in Malibu .
`` And @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to feel comfortable . '
And that was it , you know ? ''
Caitlyn said that once she was by herself again , she found herself heading back to therapy as she tackled her identity issues .
Caitlyn confessed : `` For about four and a half years , I just tried my best to deal with it .
It was when Caitlyn underwent hormones and electrolysis treatment , that changes in her body were beginning to be noticed by the world at large .
She continued : `` I would cross-dress @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ever talked to anybody .
`` I never talked to anybody , never did anything , never went anywhere , just drove around , you know ?
I got pretty good at it , so I never got caught . ''
It was during this time that Caitlyn said she became an 'absent parent ' and that she did n't spend as much time helping with her offspring than she should have done .
While Caitlyn was confronting her identity at this time , she noted that it caused her to be an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Those years , I was not a good parent .
`` I had four kids .
I was too busy struggling with my own issues and my own self .
I very much regret that , that I was n't there more for my young kids . ''
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Caitlyn Jenner has opened up about her feelings when she was ending her marriage to Kris Jenner and how her identity was not a main reason for the split
Caitlyn Jenner says Kris divorce was over 'bigger issues than her identity'
Caitlyn Jenner has spoken out about how her marriage to Kris Jenner and has said there were "bigger issues" than her identity that brought about their split.
The 70-year-old Keeping Up With The Kardashians star opened up to Rob Lowe on his podcast Literally! With Rob Lowe, and spoke on a variety of subjects from her transition to divorcing Kris after 23 years of marriage.
Their marriage came to an end in 2015 and it wasn't long afterwards that Caitlyn revealed her new self with the now iconic Vanity Fair front cover.
The reality star said that her split from Kris was due to them wanting to pursue different paths, more than anything else.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Caitlyn told Rob: "After twenty-three years, Kris and I went our separate directions. My identity… it was not a big part of us separating.
"There was so many other bigger issues out there."
Despite this, Caitlyn said that there was a "frustration with myself" which led her to be "a little bit shorter with [Kris] near the end."
The split and divorce brought about a sudden new light in their relationship and Caitlyn said: "Then all of a sudden, we didn't have any issues. You know, we just, you know, it was calm."
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Caitlyn even said that it was Kris that helped find her a new home after they ended their marriage.
The former I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! campmate, continued: "She even found the place, she decorated the place, she did everything in Malibu.
"And she said, 'I want you to feel comfortable.' And that was it, you know?"
Caitlyn said that once she was by herself again, she found herself heading back to therapy as she tackled her identity issues.
Caitlyn confessed: "For about four and a half years, I just tried my best to deal with it.
"Honestly, I thought I would transition before I'm 40."
Image: Getty Images North America) Getty Images North America)
It was when Caitlyn underwent hormones and electrolysis treatment, that changes in her body were beginning to be noticed by the world at large.
She continued: "I would cross-dress and go out, but I never ever talked to anybody.
"I never talked to anybody, never did anything, never went anywhere, just drove around, you know? I got pretty good at it, so I never got caught."
It was during this time that Caitlyn said she became an 'absent parent' and that she didn't spend as much time helping with her offspring than she should have done.
While Caitlyn was confronting her identity at this time, she noted that it caused her to be an absent parent.
She explained: "Those years, I was not a good parent.
"I had four kids. I was too busy struggling with my own issues and my own self. I very much regret that, that I wasn't there more for my young kids."
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thedailymirror--2020-09-03--Ruth Langsford says sister's tragic death left her with unanswered questions

Ruth Langsford says her sister 's tragic death has left her and her loved ones with questions they 'll never find the answers too .
The This Morning presenter 's sister Julia tragically killed herself in June 2019 , after a long battle with mental health issues .
More than a year on from the tragedy , 60-year-old Ruth is still struggling to come to terms with the loss .
However , she said she 's learned that it 's okay to cry when she needs to .
Speaking to Prima magazine , she said : `` It still feels @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
When you lose somebody , it ’ s just horrible .
`` But when someone takes their own life , it leaves you with so many questions that can ’ t be answered .
`` It was tragic and difficult for all of us , but my sister wanted me to live a happy life .
`` I ’ m lucky that I have a loving husband and a good family , and all I can do is live a happy life in her memory . ''
Following her sister ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ presenting duties as a host on This Morning and on lunchtime programme Loose Women .
She said : `` You can ’ t spend your whole life crying .
I ’ ve done a lot of crying over my sister .
`` It ’ s not even a sense of saying , 'Pull yourself together and get back to work ' , it ’ s just that you have to get on with your life and you can ’ t get on with it if you ’ re crying all day .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can have those moments , sometimes , I have a good old cry in the shower and feel better for it .
`` I think it ’ s good to have a loud , snotty cry . ''
Ruth , who was supported through the tragedy by her husband Eamonn Holmes , encouraged women struggling with balancing their work and home lives to take time to recuperate .
She said : `` I love work , but I like to have time off .
I like to see my girlfriends , spend time @ @ @ @ @ @ @ do some exercise and cook .
`` Like many other women , I am spinning those plates and trying to fit things in .
`` Sometimes , you prioritise the right things , at other times , you don ’ t .
`` It ’ s good to have a little housekeeping check every now and then , and reflect on what ’ s out of balance .
`` I think we need to take a breath and a step back sometimes , and remember that the family , house and everything else @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you want to do something .
If you are affected by this story If you are affected by this story there are many people who would be happy to talk to you : If you need to talk and do n't know where to turn to , the Samaritans operate a free helpline open 24/7 on 116 123 .
Alternatively you can email jo @ samaritans.org or visit the website to find your local branch .
If you or somebody you know is experiencing a mental health problem , SANEline 's helpline is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on 0300 304 7000 .
The mental health charity Mind has resources aimed at helping you cope with and plan for a crisis .
Visit their website for details on helplines , how to access crisis services and what to do if you 're unable to get help yourself .
- In an emergency , dial 999 for urgent help '' We have to move ourselves up the to-do list . ''
Read the full interview in Prima ’ s October issue , on sale September 4 .
If you 're struggling and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a free helpline open 24/7 on 116 123 .
Alternatively , you can email jo @ samaritans.org or visit their site to find your local branch

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The This Morning presenter's sister Julia tragically killed herself in June 2019 after a long battle with mental health issues
Ruth Langsford says sister's tragic death left her with questions that can't be answered
Ruth Langsford says her sister's tragic death has left her and her loved ones with questions they'll never find the answers too.
The This Morning presenter's sister Julia tragically killed herself in June 2019, after a long battle with mental health issues.
More than a year on from the tragedy, 60-year-old Ruth is still struggling to come to terms with the loss.
However, she said she's learned that it's okay to cry when she needs to.
Speaking to Prima magazine, she said: "It still feels like yesterday that I lost my sister. When you lose somebody, it’s just horrible.
"But when someone takes their own life, it leaves you with so many questions that can’t be answered.
"It was tragic and difficult for all of us, but my sister wanted me to live a happy life.
Image: Internet Unknown) Internet Unknown)
"I’m lucky that I have a loving husband and a good family, and all I can do is live a happy life in her memory."
Following her sister’s death, Ruth temporarily stepped back from presenting duties as a host on This Morning and on lunchtime programme Loose Women.
She said: "You can’t spend your whole life crying. I’ve done a lot of crying over my sister.
"It’s not even a sense of saying, 'Pull yourself together and get back to work', it’s just that you have to get on with your life and you can’t get on with it if you’re crying all day.
"I’ve learned now that I can have those moments, sometimes, I have a good old cry in the shower and feel better for it.
Image: Nicky Johnston/Prima) Nicky Johnston/Prima)
"I think it’s good to have a loud, snotty cry."
Ruth, who was supported through the tragedy by her husband Eamonn Holmes, encouraged women struggling with balancing their work and home lives to take time to recuperate.
She said: "I love work, but I like to have time off. I like to see my girlfriends, spend time with (her son) Jack, do some exercise and cook.
"Like many other women, I am spinning those plates and trying to fit things in.
Image: Nicky Johnston/Prima) Nicky Johnston/Prima)
"Sometimes, you prioritise the right things, at other times, you don’t.
"It’s good to have a little housekeeping check every now and then, and reflect on what’s out of balance.
"I think we need to take a breath and a step back sometimes, and remember that the family, house and everything else is not going to fall apart because you want to do something.
If you are affected by this story If you are affected by this story there are many people who would be happy to talk to you: Samaritans If you need to talk and don't know where to turn to, the Samaritans operate a free helpline open 24/7 on 116 123. Alternatively you can email jo@samaritans.org or visit the website to find your local branch. SANEline If you or somebody you know is experiencing a mental health problem, SANEline's helpline is open between 4.30pm and 10.30pm every day on 0300 304 7000. Mind The mental health charity Mind has resources aimed at helping you cope with and plan for a crisis. Visit their website for details on helplines, how to access crisis services and what to do if you're unable to get help yourself. *In an emergency, dial 999 for urgent help
"We have to move ourselves up the to-do list."
Read the full interview in Prima’s October issue, on sale September 4.
If you're struggling and need to talk, the Samaritans operate a free helpline open 24/7 on 116 123. Alternatively, you can email jo@samaritans.org or visit their site to find your local branch


thedailymirror--2020-09-03--Pret launches new deal offering coffees for less than 14p each

Pret A Manger has launched an in-store subscription service meaning you can get a coffee for as little as 13.3p a cup .
The new YourPret Barista service allows customers to buy up to five drinks each day for a £20 monthly subscription .
The offer - which could add up to 150 drinks - covers all barista-made coffees as well as teas , hot chocolates , smoothies and frappes .
Even better , the subscription - which officially launched on Tuesday 8 September - will be free to subscribers for the first month .
The coffee and sandwich chain @ @ @ @ @ @ @ numbers after low footfall in city centres saw it axe 2,800 roles last week .
Pano Christou , chief executive officer of Pret , said its coffee sales have grown faster than its food sales since reopening sites as it continues on the path to recovery .
In May , the company , which was bought by JAB Holdings in 2018 , expanded into its own brand supermarket coffee products for the first time , launching a range of coffee beans and pre-ground coffee on Amazon .
Christou said : `` As people @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the things they 've missed , our new subscription service is perfect for customers who have been craving one of our barista-prepared drinks .
`` Whether you 're a coffee enthusiast or tea devotee , we hope this new service helps you start your day strong .
`` This is just the first step in our plan to bring Pret to more people .
`` We now have the building blocks to establish Pret as a multi-channel , digitally-led business , and YourPret Barista is the first big launch we 're able @ @ @ @ @ @ @ . ''

The new YourPret Barista service means people can get up to 150 coffees a month for just £20 - working out at 13.3p each
Pret launches new 5 a day coffee subscription and it's free for the first month
Pret A Manger has launched an in-store subscription service meaning you can get a coffee for as little as 13.3p a cup.
The new YourPret Barista service allows customers to buy up to five drinks each day for a £20 monthly subscription.
The offer - which could add up to 150 drinks - covers all barista-made coffees as well as teas, hot chocolates, smoothies and frappes.
Even better, the subscription - which officially launched on Tuesday 8 September - will be free to subscribers for the first month.
The coffee and sandwich chain is hoping the move will bolster customer numbers after low footfall in city centres saw it axe 2,800 roles last week.
Image: Jonathan Buckmaster) Jonathan Buckmaster)
Pano Christou, chief executive officer of Pret, said its coffee sales have grown faster than its food sales since reopening sites as it continues on the path to recovery.
In May, the company, which was bought by JAB Holdings in 2018, expanded into its own brand supermarket coffee products for the first time, launching a range of coffee beans and pre-ground coffee on Amazon.
Christou said: "As people across the UK begin to get back to the things they've missed, our new subscription service is perfect for customers who have been craving one of our barista-prepared drinks.
"Whether you're a coffee enthusiast or tea devotee, we hope this new service helps you start your day strong.
"This is just the first step in our plan to bring Pret to more people.
"We now have the building blocks to establish Pret as a multi-channel, digitally-led business, and YourPret Barista is the first big launch we're able to deliver through our new technology platform."


thedailymirror--2020-09-03--'End of local chemist' as thousands of essential family businesses could close

Thousands of independently owned pharmacies could be forced to close down , a damning report has found .
It predicts 72 % of the family businesses will be losing money within four years if things go on as they are .
The report says more funds are needed from NHS England to avert the crisis .
MP Jackie Doyle-Price said : “ The pandemic has highlighted what a pivotal role pharmacies play in delivering frontline care when many doctors ’ surgeries were closed.
” Ms Doyle-Price , who chairs the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Pharmacy , added : “ Pharmacies @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to look after the nation ’ s health.
” The study by accountants Ernst & Young found community pharmacies are underfunded by £497million a year .
Pharmacies receive about £2.6billion from the NHS England budget – but that figure has been slashed by £200m since 2016 .
NHS funding makes up around 87 % of revenue received by pharmacy services in the UK .
The report focused on the 6,500 independently owned community pharmacies in England – half the overall total .
Andrew Lane , who chairs the National Pharmacy Association , said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ vital lifeline in communities across the land – and there ’ s a very real threat they could close unless ministers act now.
” Around 28 % of independent pharmacies were already making a loss in 2019 , with late-opening chemists most likely to be in deficit , according to the study .
It estimates the average pharmacy will be making an annual loss of £43,000 by 2024 .
In July , Health Secretary Matt Hancock commended pharmacists for “ stepping up to the plate ” during the pandemic .

Pharmacies are in a plea to ministers and NHS England for support as family-owned businesses up and down the country struggle to stay afloat as funding plunges
'End of local chemist' as fears thousands of essential family businesses could close
Thousands of independently owned pharmacies could be forced to close down, a damning report has found.
It predicts 72% of the family businesses will be losing money within four years if things go on as they are.
The report says more funds are needed from NHS England to avert the crisis.
MP Jackie Doyle-Price said: “The pandemic has highlighted what a pivotal role pharmacies play in delivering frontline care when many doctors’ surgeries were closed.”
Ms Doyle-Price, who chairs the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Pharmacy, added:“Pharmacies must be given the funding they need to look after the nation’s health.”
Image: TIM ANDERSON) TIM ANDERSON)
The study by accountants Ernst & Young found community pharmacies are underfunded by £497million a year.
Pharmacies receive about £2.6billion from the NHS England budget – but that figure has been slashed by £200m since 2016.
NHS funding makes up around 87% of revenue received by pharmacy services in the UK.
The report focused on the 6,500 independently owned community pharmacies in England – half the overall total.
Andrew Lane, who chairs the National Pharmacy Association, said: “Community pharmacies act as a vital lifeline in communities across the land – and there’s a very real threat they could close unless ministers act now.”
Around 28% of independent pharmacies were already making a loss in 2019, with late-opening chemists most likely to be in deficit, according to the study.
It estimates the average pharmacy will be making an annual loss of £43,000 by 2024.
In July, Health Secretary Matt Hancock commended pharmacists for “stepping up to the plate” during the pandemic.
A Department of Health and Social Care spokesperson said: “During this unprecedented pandemic, £370 million has been made in advance payments to support pharmacies in maintaining medicine supplies and providing health advice.
“We will carefully consider the findings of the report on independent pharmacy in England and any implications for NHS arrangements under the community pharmacy contractual framework.”


thedailymirror--2020-09-03--Multiple Tesco workers at distribution centre supplying 318 stores get Covid-19

Multiple Tesco workers at a major UK distribution centre have tested positive for coronavirus .
Infected staff at the massive supermarket warehouse in the Deans area of Livingston , West Lothian , are now quarantining at home and their families have been informed .
The two million square foot centre - the size of 712 tennis courts - sees 3.6m boxes of produce pass through each week and supplies 318 Tesco branches across Scotland , Northern Ireland and northeast England .
It operates for 364 days a year and employs as many as 1,800 people while its delivery trucks span @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
In light of the outbreak , the supermarket giant has assured that proper Covid-19 measures are in place to ensure the safety of staff .
A Tesco spokesperson said : `` The small number of colleagues that have tested positive for Covid-19 at our Livingston Distribution Centre are self-isolating and their close contacts have been informed .
`` We take the health and safety of our colleagues extremely seriously and are working closely with public health authorities .
`` We have measures in place to ensure colleagues stay 2m apart throughout our @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and visors available to all colleagues.
” The coronavirus cluster at the Tesco distribution centre follows a large-scale outbreak at the 2 Sisters food processing plant in Coupar Angus .
The number of cases connected to the chicken factory outbreak reached 201 on September 2 .
Of those , 174 were factory workers and a further 27 were community contacts .

mirrornews@mirror.co.uk (Indigo Stafford, Ryan Merrifield)

The huge Tesco warehouse where the outbreak has taken place in West Lothian supplies 318 stores across Scotland, Northern Ireland and northeast England and is the size of 712 tennis courts
Multiple Tesco workers at a major UK distribution centre have tested positive for coronavirus.
Infected staff at the massive supermarket warehouse in the Deans area of Livingston, West Lothian, are now quarantining at home and their families have been informed.
The two million square foot centre - the size of 712 tennis courts - sees 3.6m boxes of produce pass through each week and supplies 318 Tesco branches across Scotland, Northern Ireland and northeast England.
It operates for 364 days a year and employs as many as 1,800 people while its delivery trucks span 260,000 miles a week, reports EdinburghLive.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
In light of the outbreak, the supermarket giant has assured that proper Covid-19 measures are in place to ensure the safety of staff.
A Tesco spokesperson said: "The small number of colleagues that have tested positive for Covid-19 at our Livingston Distribution Centre are self-isolating and their close contacts have been informed.
"We take the health and safety of our colleagues extremely seriously and are working closely with public health authorities.
"We have measures in place to ensure colleagues stay 2m apart throughout our centres and hand-sanitiser, masks, gloves and visors available to all colleagues.”
The warehouse has 70 twelve-metre high aisles.
The coronavirus cluster at the Tesco distribution centre follows a large-scale outbreak at the 2 Sisters food processing plant in Coupar Angus.
The number of cases connected to the chicken factory outbreak reached 201 on September 2.
Of those, 174 were factory workers and a further 27 were community contacts.


thedailymirror--2020-09-03--ADVERTORIAL: Players on high alert over jackpot slot machine prize of £2.8million

Punters have had their eye on the Hall of Gods game at HealthGames.co.uk for months now as the staggering jackpot has continued to creep higher and higher .
It now stands as one of the biggest slot machine jackpots on the web with a eye-watering top prize of £2,823,494 .
And that cash pot is set to grow even bigger as more players attempt to unlock the life-changing fortune .
The monster prize is one of five huge jackpots currently up for grabs on the site alongside : Health Games has more than 600 online games and slots available to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ getting bigger and bigger .
There 's also 30 brand new Daily Jackpot games to play , with an average jackpot of over £10,000 between them , including ‘ Arcade Bomb ’ , ‘ Flaming Fox ’ and ‘ Dynamite Riches ’ .
A Health Games spokesman was unable to elaborate on when the jackpot might pay out but added : `` With over 30 new and exciting Daily Jackpots to choose from , and a couple of humongous Mega Jackpots in the millions , it ’ s no wonder why people are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of luck ! ''
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And that cash pot is set to grow even bigger as more players attempt to unlock the life-changing fortune.
The monster prize is one of five huge jackpots currently up for grabs on the site alongside:
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Millionaire Genie: £860,391
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There's also 30 brand new Daily Jackpot games to play, with an average jackpot of over £10,000 between them, including ‘Arcade Bomb’, ‘Flaming Fox’ and ‘Dynamite Riches’.
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thedailymirror--2020-09-03--The Queen opening Sandringham to public as drive-in cinema at £32.50 a car

The Queen will open up one of her private estates to the public for a drive-through movie night .
On Friday , September 25 members of the public will be able to drive onto Sandringham Estate for a socially distanced cinema experience .
Tickets cost £32.50 for a series of films beginning with 1917 and including Rocketman , Toy Story , The Greatest Showman and A Star Is Born .
An advert for the event listed online reads : `` Enjoy your favourite movie from the comfort of your car in the wonderful setting of Sandringham Country Park .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ vendors to join us at each performance .
`` Upgrade your ticket for just £7.50 to add a deckchair , table , popcorn and separate area to the side of your vehicle . ''
Sandringham was purchased by Queen Victoria in 1892 and is now privately owned by the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh .
It is unlikely that film-enthusiasts will bump into the Queen , who is currently at Balmoral .
She is not expected to return to Sandringham until Christmas .
While Her Majesty has a large team of people @ @ @ @ @ @ @ decision to open up the estate follows a relatively tough few months .
The Firm has lost an estimated £18m from shut tourist sites this summer , The Sun reports .
Earlier this week Royal tear-aways Meghan and Harry 's money spinning plans were brought to light .
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have inked an agreement said to be worth $ 100million ( £75m ) to produce documentaries and films for the streaming giant .
The Mirror reported earlier today that the Royal Family would cast an eye over any contracts @

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Her Majesty's Sandringham Estate will welcome hoards of film-enthusiasts for a socially distanced movie night later this month, with showings of Rocket Man, The Greatest Showman and A Star Is Born
The Queen opening Sandringham to public as drive-in cinema at £32.50 a car
The Queen will open up one of her private estates to the public for a drive-through movie night.
On Friday, September 25 members of the public will be able to drive onto Sandringham Estate for a socially distanced cinema experience.
Tickets cost £32.50 for a series of films beginning with 1917 and including Rocketman, Toy Story, The Greatest Showman and A Star Is Born.
An advert for the event listed online reads: "Enjoy your favourite movie from the comfort of your car in the wonderful setting of Sandringham Country Park.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
"We have selected some great street food vendors to join us at each performance.
"Upgrade your ticket for just £7.50 to add a deckchair, table, popcorn and separate area to the side of your vehicle."
Sandringham was purchased by Queen Victoria in 1892 and is now privately owned by the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh.
Image: PA) PA)
It is unlikely that film-enthusiasts will bump into the Queen, who is currently at Balmoral.
She is not expected to return to Sandringham until Christmas.
While Her Majesty has a large team of people running the properties she inherited, the decision to open up the estate follows a relatively tough few months.
The Firm has lost an estimated £18m from shut tourist sites this summer, The Sun reports.
Earlier this week Royal tear-aways Meghan and Harry's money spinning plans were brought to light.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have inked an agreement said to be worth $100million (£75m) to produce documentaries and films for the streaming giant.
The Mirror reported earlier today that the Royal Family would cast an eye over any contracts.


thedailymirror--2020-09-03--Katie Price moans that kids' private school doesn't supply them with pens

Katie Price has hit out at the posh private school her kids Princess , 13 , and Junior , 15 , attend .
The former glamour model , 42 , who shares the teenagers with her first ex-husband Peter Andre has told that she is less than impressed that the education establishment - that charges parents a hefty fee for their children to attend - does not provide students with stationery .
In her latest footage shared to her YouTube page , the mother-of-five invited cameras to join her and daughter Princess as they visited a beauty salon .
As @ @ @ @ @ @ @ asked Princess what was on the list of items she needed prior to returning to school .
She asked her mini-me daughter : `` So have you got a list of actually everything you need ?
Tell me what you actually need and Junior . ''
Princess began : `` So , I need pens black or blue - more than one , additional coloured pens - red and green , black fine line pen , HP pencils , ruler , eraser , pencil sharpener , scissors , glue stick , protractor , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ highlighters , colouring pencils - a small selection , and that is all I need . ''
Katie quizzed : `` Does Junior need the same ? ''
Princess added that her brother needed a bilingual dictionary before her mum went on a rant about having to purchase all the supplies .
She fumed : `` Can I just say something , you go to private school , pay all that money , why don ’ t they supply that why do we have to buy that additionally on top ?
Shouldn ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ timidly replied : `` It is a lot of money . ''
Katie then continued : `` But private school you ’ d think they supply that .
It is a bit of a liberty !
But it is !
Certain this and certain that ! ''
The surgically-enhanced star then added that she does not want her children to be the same as others .
Katie continued : `` What if you want to be individual ?
I don ’ t want you and Junior to be clones .
`` Any school @ @ @ @ @ @ @ look like clones ?
When you are young that is when you start your individuality . ''
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Former Page 3 icon Katie Price has fumed at having to stock her children up with school supplies - such as pens and pencils - ahead of them returning to education after the summer break
Katie Price moans about Princess and Junior's private school not supplying them with pens
Katie Price has hit out at the posh private school her kids Princess, 13, and Junior, 15, attend.
The former glamour model, 42, who shares the teenagers with her first ex-husband Peter Andre has told that she is less than impressed that the education establishment - that charges parents a hefty fee for their children to attend - does not provide students with stationery.
In her latest footage shared to her YouTube page, the mother-of-five invited cameras to join her and daughter Princess as they visited a beauty salon.
Image: Katie Price/Youtube) Katie Price/Youtube)
As Katie sat having her nails done she asked Princess what was on the list of items she needed prior to returning to school.
She asked her mini-me daughter: "So have you got a list of actually everything you need? Tell me what you actually need and Junior."
Princess began: "So, I need pens black or blue - more than one, additional coloured pens - red and green, black fine line pen, HP pencils, ruler, eraser, pencil sharpener, scissors, glue stick, protractor, pair of compasses, scientific calculator, highlighters, colouring pencils - a small selection, and that is all I need."
Katie quizzed: "Does Junior need the same?"
Image: Katie Price/Youtube) Katie Price/Youtube)
Princess added that her brother needed a bilingual dictionary before her mum went on a rant about having to purchase all the supplies.
She fumed: "Can I just say something, you go to private school, pay all that money, why don’t they supply that why do we have to buy that additionally on top? Shouldn’t they supply that?"
Princess timidly replied: "It is a lot of money."
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
Katie then continued: "But private school you’d think they supply that. It is a bit of a liberty! But it is! Certain this and certain that!"
The surgically-enhanced star then added that she does not want her children to be the same as others.
Katie continued: "What if you want to be individual? I don’t want you and Junior to be clones.
"Any school, why do you have to all look like clones? When you are young that is when you start your individuality."
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thedailymirror--2020-09-03--Andy Robertson says he doesn't want Lionel Messi 'anywhere near' Premier League

Andy Robertson does n't want Lionel Messi `` anywhere near the Premier League '' amid speculation he will quit Barcelona .
The Argentine told the Catalan club he wanted out following almost two decades on their books .
Manchester City have been the side most heavily linked with his signature given their financial might .
It would also allow Messi the chance to team up with Pep Guardiola once again following their historic four years together at Barcelona .
That would give Premier League fans the chance to watch Messi on a weekly basis , but after Liverpool ruled themselves @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Robertson hopes he does n't come to England .
He joked : `` I think Liverpool have ruled out that we could sign him so I do n't want him anywhere near the Premier League and hopefully it stays that way .
`` I 've played against him twice and it 's the hardest games I 've ever played . ''
The first of those two games was a 3-0 reverse for the Reds in the Nou Camp which saw Messi score twice .
The latter was a memorable Anfield night in which @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Champions League Final with a 4-0 win .
Messi was still a constant menace in the clash on Merseyside but was n't able to get on the scoresheet once again .
Discussions continue between the 33-year-old and Barcelona as they look to convince him to stay .
President Josep Maria Bartomeu has said he will set aside if it means the forward stays with the pair having their issues .
Reports in Argentina now claim Messi is now `` 90 per cent '' likely to stay with the Spanish club .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ taking a lead role in negotiations with earlier disputes over whether Messi was able to leave for free or if his release clause had to be honoured .

MASON GREENWOOD RESPONDS TO THE PROSPECT OF LIONEL MESSI COMING TO THE PREMIER LEAGUE
MASON GREENWOOD RESPONDS TO THE PROSPECT OF LIONEL MESSI COMING TO THE PREMIER LEAGUE
Lionel Messi is heavily linked with a move to Man City as doubt persists over his Barcelona future but Andy Robertson hopes the forward doesn't end up in the Premier League
Andy Robertson says he doesn't want Lionel Messi 'anywhere near' Premier League
Andy Robertson doesn't want Lionel Messi "anywhere near the Premier League" amid speculation he will quit Barcelona.
The Argentine told the Catalan club he wanted out following almost two decades on their books.
Manchester City have been the side most heavily linked with his signature given their financial might.
It would also allow Messi the chance to team up with Pep Guardiola once again following their historic four years together at Barcelona.
That would give Premier League fans the chance to watch Messi on a weekly basis, but after Liverpool ruled themselves out of the running for his services Robertson hopes he doesn't come to England.
He joked: "I think Liverpool have ruled out that we could sign him so I don't want him anywhere near the Premier League and hopefully it stays that way.
"I've played against him twice and it's the hardest games I've ever played."
The first of those two games was a 3-0 reverse for the Reds in the Nou Camp which saw Messi score twice.
The latter was a memorable Anfield night in which Liverpool overturned the three-goal deficit to make the Champions League Final with a 4-0 win.
Image: POOL/AFP via Getty Images) POOL/AFP via Getty Images)
Messi was still a constant menace in the clash on Merseyside but wasn't able to get on the scoresheet once again.
Discussions continue between the 33-year-old and Barcelona as they look to convince him to stay.
President Josep Maria Bartomeu has said he will set aside if it means the forward stays with the pair having their issues.
Reports in Argentina now claim Messi is now "90 per cent" likely to stay with the Spanish club.
The player's father, Jorge, is taking a lead role in negotiations with earlier disputes over whether Messi was able to leave for free or if his release clause had to be honoured.


thedailymirror--2020-09-04--Man Utd hand Mason Greenwood iconic first-team shirt No. to follow club legend

Mason Greenwood will follow in the footsteps of a Manchester United legend after being handed a new shirt number for the 2020/21 season .
The young forward has forced his way into first team contention following a stellar breakthrough campaign .
And his efforts have clearly made a big impression on Ole Gunnar Solskjaer who has had no qualms about giving Greenwood some huge boots to fill .
The 18-year-old will swap the no.26 jersey for the coveted no.11 , made famous by United 's all-time record appearance maker Ryan Giggs , who wore the shirt for nearly all of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the fourth player to don the jersey on a regular basis with only Adnan Januzaj and Anthony Martial wearing it since Giggs retired .
Martial gave up the shirt last summer to fill the no.9 left vacant by Romelu Lukaku 's departure .
It 's a huge show of faith in Greenwood from his boss and gives a clear indication of Solskjaer 's plans for him for next season and beyond .
The striker 's impressive rise has drawn comparisons with Giggs ' breakthrough at United after Greenwood ended his first season on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ even beat Giggs ' previous record of becoming the youngest player to feature 50 times for United .
Greenwood 's form and performances have since earned him a first call-up to Gareth Southgate 's England squad for the forthcoming Nations League fixtures with Iceland and Denmark .
Full-back Brandon Williams has also changed his shirt number following a solid debut season .
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Have your say below .
Williams , 20 , made 37 appearances for United last season wearing no.51 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ next season .
The last player to wear no.33 was Paddy McNair who was sold to Sunderland in 2016 .
United 's announcement on the shirt numbers comes following the decision of new signing Donny van de Beek to wear no.34 at the club , in honour of former Ajax team-mate Abdelhak Nouri .
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Greenwood donned the no.26 shirt throughout his incredible breakthrough season for United last season but will change it up for the new campaign, as will teammate Brandon Williams
Mason Greenwood will follow in the footsteps of a Manchester United legend after being handed a new shirt number for the 2020/21 season.
The young forward has forced his way into first team contention following a stellar breakthrough campaign.
And his efforts have clearly made a big impression on Ole Gunnar Solskjaer who has had no qualms about giving Greenwood some huge boots to fill.
The 18-year-old will swap the no.26 jersey for the coveted no.11, made famous by United's all-time record appearance maker Ryan Giggs, who wore the shirt for nearly all of his United career.
Greenwood becomes only the fourth player to don the jersey on a regular basis with only Adnan Januzaj and Anthony Martial wearing it since Giggs retired.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
Martial gave up the shirt last summer to fill the no.9 left vacant by Romelu Lukaku's departure.
It's a huge show of faith in Greenwood from his boss and gives a clear indication of Solskjaer's plans for him for next season and beyond.
The striker's impressive rise has drawn comparisons with Giggs' breakthrough at United after Greenwood ended his first season on 17 goals at senior level.
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He even beat Giggs' previous record of becoming the youngest player to feature 50 times for United.
Greenwood's form and performances have since earned him a first call-up to Gareth Southgate's England squad for the forthcoming Nations League fixtures with Iceland and Denmark.
Full-back Brandon Williams has also changed his shirt number following a solid debut season.
How do you feel about Mason Greenwood's iconic shirt number? Have your say below.
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Williams, 20, made 37 appearances for United last season wearing no.51, but will now move to no.33 for next season.
The last player to wear no.33 was Paddy McNair who was sold to Sunderland in 2016.
United's announcement on the shirt numbers comes following the decision of new signing Donny van de Beek to wear no.34 at the club, in honour of former Ajax team-mate Abdelhak Nouri.
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thedailymirror--2020-09-04--Woman outraged after dentist adds £60 to her bill to cover PPE costs

A woman said she 's been left £60 out of pocket by her dentist after he added an eye-watering surcharge to her treatment for PPE .
Beverly Hawkins could n't believe her eyes when she spotted the extra charge for personal protective equipment .
She claims she was charged too much to cover the costs of the equipment , which is needed for practices to reopen safely due to Covid-19 .
Beverly said : `` Can anyone confirm why they are charging for personal protection for the dentist and technician when they are already getting paid for the treatment .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ as they are trading and getting paid for treatments .
`` Can anyone confirm , as have been charged £60 on top of treatment ?
`` Already pay on private Denplan for treatment but was billed for PPE £60 not happy . ''
Touraj Razavi - director of Warrington House Dental Practice in Brislington , Bristol - said the charges are temporary .
They only apply to aerosol generating procedures including fillings , crown preparations , root-canal treatments and surgical extractions .
But news of the seemingly extortionate fee sparked outrage on a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of other locals .
Claire Smith said : `` I think that 's disgusting .
`` My dentist group are NHS and I was n't charged anything for PPE when I went last week . ''
Lois Kavanagh said : `` I go to a different dentist and pay a monthly fee for private dental cover and I was charged extra for PPE - it was n't anything near £60 though .
`` I think you 'd be hard pressed to find any dentist which is n't making an additional charge . ''
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ is expensive enough without a massive surcharge on top . ''
Get the latest money advice , news and help straight to your inbox - sign up at mirror.co.uk/email Christine Murphy said : `` Disgusting !
`` Complain and do n't go back to them . ''
Ravazi said there is a shortage of PPE and its cost has increased `` significantly '' .
He added : `` We have provided the absolute highest level of PPE to be able to open our practices up and offer our services all whilst keeping our @ @ @ @ @ @ @ We are keen to highlight that if anyone would like more detail on any one of the practices in place they can contact us directly and we are more than happy to explain the above in detail . ''
The practice claims it 's spent £24,000 Covid-proofing the premises .

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Patient Beverly Hawkins said she was left completely stunned after discovering the extra charge for protective equipment, however the dentist's owner says it's only 'temporary'
Woman outraged after dentist adds £60 to her bill to cover PPE costs
A woman said she's been left £60 out of pocket by her dentist after he added an eye-watering surcharge to her treatment for PPE.
Beverly Hawkins couldn't believe her eyes when she spotted the extra charge for personal protective equipment.
She claims she was charged too much to cover the costs of the equipment, which is needed for practices to reopen safely due to Covid-19.
Beverly said: "Can anyone confirm why they are charging for personal protection for the dentist and technician when they are already getting paid for the treatment.
"Surely this should lie with them as they are trading and getting paid for treatments.
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"Can anyone confirm, as have been charged £60 on top of treatment?
"Already pay on private Denplan for treatment but was billed for PPE £60 not happy."
Touraj Razavi - director of Warrington House Dental Practice in Brislington, Bristol - said the charges are temporary.
They only apply to aerosol generating procedures including fillings, crown preparations, root-canal treatments and surgical extractions.
But news of the seemingly extortionate fee sparked outrage on a local Facebook page, grinding the gears of other locals.
Claire Smith said: "I think that's disgusting.
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"My dentist group are NHS and I wasn't charged anything for PPE when I went last week."
Lois Kavanagh said: "I go to a different dentist and pay a monthly fee for private dental cover and I was charged extra for PPE - it wasn't anything near £60 though.
"I think you'd be hard pressed to find any dentist which isn't making an additional charge."
Zelda Jones said: "Dental treatment is expensive enough without a massive surcharge on top."
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Christine Murphy said: "Disgusting! "Complain and don't go back to them."
Ravazi said there is a shortage of PPE and its cost has increased "significantly".
He added: "We have provided the absolute highest level of PPE to be able to open our practices up and offer our services all whilst keeping our staff and patients completely safe.
"We are keen to highlight that if anyone would like more detail on any one of the practices in place they can contact us directly and we are more than happy to explain the above in detail."
The practice claims it's spent £24,000 Covid-proofing the premises.


thedailymirror--2020-09-04--Ant and Dec's book undergoes 'significant editorial changes' a day after release

The new book from Ant and Dec has undergone `` significant editorial changes '' just one day after its release , according to Amazon .
Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly 's book Once Upon A Tyne traces the pair 's story from their partnership 's beginnings to more recent personal hardships .
The book was released to all good retailers yesterday but now online giant Amazon has revealed a new version has been issued due to some major alterations .
In an email sent out to Kindle customers , Amazon bosses wrote : `` This book has undergone significant changes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ or highlights you 've made will not transfer over to the new version of the book . ''
The updated version now has `` improved formatting for readability . ''
The email adds that `` significant editorial changes have been made '' to the book .
A representative for Ant and Dec denied Amazon 's claims that the book has been changed , telling Mirror Online : `` There were no editorial changes made to the book . ''
Publisher Sphere commented : `` Some Kindle users were saying they were experiencing issues @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the publisher changed the formatting of the book so that no matter what device a person downloads the ebook on , users can now make the font bigger .
`` The text has n't changed , just the formatting of the ebook . ''
One of the stories revealed in their new book was how they ended up having a drunken scrap during their pop days as PJ and Duncan .
In the book , Ant recalls : `` It was a special summer holiday version of the ITV breakfast show , in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ U . ''
The pair were given a rare day off and Ant recalls how a trip to the pub ended in a scrap .
A drunken argument came about as they headed back to the lift to their rooms and Ant was angered at Dec going to bed .
Dec put his fingers in his ears and started saying : “ La la la la , I can ’ t hear you.
” This prompted an angered Ant to punch Dec in the chest .
Dec responded by hitting him and only @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The pair proved they were no prize fighters and Dec said : `` I didn ’ t quite hit the target and ended up just punching the peak of his cap . ''
Well good thing their friendship is still going strong now !
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EXCLUSIVE: Amazon sent out an email to Kindle customers telling them there have been 'significant editorial changes' made to Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly's book Once Upon A Tyne just 24 hours after it was released
The new book from Ant and Dec has undergone "significant editorial changes" just one day after its release, according to Amazon.
Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly's book Once Upon A Tyne traces the pair's story from their partnership's beginnings to more recent personal hardships.
The book was released to all good retailers yesterday but now online giant Amazon has revealed a new version has been issued due to some major alterations.
In an email sent out to Kindle customers, Amazon bosses wrote: "This book has undergone significant changes, so any bookmarks, notes, or highlights you've made will not transfer over to the new version of the book."
The updated version now has "improved formatting for readability."
The email adds that "significant editorial changes have been made" to the book.
A representative for Ant and Dec denied Amazon's claims that the book has been changed, telling Mirror Online: "There were no editorial changes made to the book."
Publisher Sphere commented: "Some Kindle users were saying they were experiencing issues with making the font size bigger – the publisher changed the formatting of the book so that no matter what device a person downloads the ebook on, users can now make the font bigger.
"The text hasn't changed, just the formatting of the ebook."
One of the stories revealed in their new book was how they ended up having a drunken scrap during their pop days as PJ and Duncan.
In the book, Ant recalls: "It was a special summer holiday version of the ITV breakfast show, in 1995, we were promoting Stuck On U."
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The pair were given a rare day off and Ant recalls how a trip to the pub ended in a scrap.
A drunken argument came about as they headed back to the lift to their rooms and Ant was angered at Dec going to bed.
Dec put his fingers in his ears and started saying: “La la la la, I can’t hear you.”
This prompted an angered Ant to punch Dec in the chest.
Image: Dave J Hogan/Getty Images) Dave J Hogan/Getty Images)
Dec responded by hitting him and only managing to knock his cap off.
The pair proved they were no prize fighters and Dec said: "I didn’t quite hit the target and ended up just punching the peak of his cap."
Well good thing their friendship is still going strong now!
Once Upon A Tyne: Our story celebrating 30 years together on telly is available to buy now.
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thedailymirror--2020-09-04--Man who refused to leave train pepper-sprayed following scuffle with police

A man who refused to wear a face mask on a train was pepper sprayed by police .
Video shot on the train footage shows the clash between the passenger and a lone officer on a service at Lime Street Station in Liverpool .
In the clip , the officer is seen telling the man to wear a mask to which he refuses , saying he has a medical condition and insisted it was “ against the law ” for authorities to challenge individuals not wearing a mask due to medical reasons .
The British Transport Police officer continues to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ leave the train , but he refuses .
He says : `` You 're not allowed to touch me by law .
I do not have to wear a mask , end of , and you do not have to challenge me .
It 's against the law to challenge me . ''
Passengers on public transport in England are required by law to wear a mask - or face a fine - unless they have a medical condition which prevents them from wearing a mask .
The officer issues a firm final @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : `` You 're getting off . ''
He takes hold of the passenger 's arm , the man resists and is heard to shout : `` Yo , who the f*** do you think you 're grabbing ? ''
They then scuffle , before the officer attempts to spray the passenger - who desperately tries to shield his face - but is unable to get a clear shot .
The passenger filming the scene shouts : `` He ’ s done nothing wrong !
Medical conditions !
You ’ re pointing that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pointing it at him . ''
The officer appears to call for help as he speaks into his walkie talkie .
A voice adds : `` Mate , he ’ s done nothing wrong !
You ’ re on a power trip here ! ''
As more officers rush to help , the man 's friends accuse the officer of abusing his power and call him a 'bully ' .
Eventually the officer handcuffs the man before pepper-spraying him .
In a statement , British Transport Police said : `` A man has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a police officer on a Merseyrail train to Liverpool Lime Street station .
`` The incident happened at around 3.20pm on Wednesday 2 September .
`` Officers had responded to a report of a man coughing at two passengers . ''

Altercation after man refuses to get off train after not wearing facemask
Altercation after man refuses to get off train after not wearing facemask
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Video shows a passenger and a lone officer on a service at Lime Street Station in Liverpool having an argument about a face mask before the passenger is pepper-sprayed and handcuffed
Man who 'refused to wear face mask' on train pepper-sprayed after scuffle with police
A man who refused to wear a face mask on a train was pepper sprayed by police.
Video shot on the train footage shows the clash between the passenger and a lone officer on a service at Lime Street Station in Liverpool.
In the clip, the officer is seen telling the man to wear a mask to which he refuses, saying he has a medical condition and insisted it was “against the law” for authorities to challenge individuals not wearing a mask due to medical reasons.
The British Transport Police officer continues to insist the man wear a mask or leave the train, but he refuses.
Image: British Transport Police @BTP/Twitter) British Transport Police @BTP/Twitter) Image: British Transport Police @BTP/Twitter) British Transport Police @BTP/Twitter)
He says: "You're not allowed to touch me by law. I do not have to wear a mask, end of, and you do not have to challenge me. It's against the law to challenge me."
Passengers on public transport in England are required by law to wear a mask - or face a fine - unless they have a medical condition which prevents them from wearing a mask.
The officer issues a firm final warning to the man before telling him: "You're getting off."
He takes hold of the passenger's arm, the man resists and is heard to shout: "Yo, who the f*** do you think you're grabbing?"
Image: British Transport Police @BTP/Twitter) British Transport Police @BTP/Twitter)
They then scuffle, before the officer attempts to spray the passenger - who desperately tries to shield his face - but is unable to get a clear shot.
The passenger filming the scene shouts: "He’s done nothing wrong! Medical conditions! You’re pointing that at me you’re not even pointing it at him."
The officer appears to call for help as he speaks into his walkie talkie.
A voice adds: "Mate, he’s done nothing wrong! You’re on a power trip here!"
Image: British Transport Police @BTP/Twitter) British Transport Police @BTP/Twitter) Image: British Transport Police @BTP/Twitter) British Transport Police @BTP/Twitter)
As more officers rush to help, the man's friends accuse the officer of abusing his power and call him a 'bully'.
Eventually the officer handcuffs the man before pepper-spraying him.
In a statement, British Transport Police said: "A man has been charged with threatening behaviour and assaulting a police officer on a Merseyrail train to Liverpool Lime Street station.
"The incident happened at around 3.20pm on Wednesday 2 September.
"Officers had responded to a report of a man coughing at two passengers."