thedailymirror--2020-10-13--My view from Donald Trump's Covid denial tour - live from Florida with kisses

Desperate to make up for lost time , Donald Trump took his Covid denial tour back on the road telling thousands of his maskless voters : `` I 'll kiss everyone in that audience '' .
Trailing at his lowest point in the polls in months and while recovering from a series of self-inflicted setbacks , the President returned to the campaign trail to drum up much-needed support .
Just moments before touching down at the Orlando Sanford International Airport on Monday night , White House physician Sean Conley announced Trump had tested negative for Covid-19 on consecutive days .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ President 's adoring fans , it failed to provoke a mass shedding of masks .
That moment came and went hours before when the overwhelming majority here either refused to wear a face-covering or rejected those being handed out at the entrance .
So when the doors to Air Force One opened to the blaring of Andrew Lloyd 's Webber 's Cats hit Memory , Trump 's Covid diagnosis was all but a distant one for those in attendance .
As he made his way to his podium , he hurled out packs @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to wear one himself .
Anxious to prove he is healthy and fit despite his recent four-day hospitalisation for the coronavirus , Trump was keen to appear in Florida , a state he must win on November 3 if he is to stand any chance of being re-elected .
As he took to the microphone on the outdoor stage , the U.S. leader sounded at times hoarse and strained as he repeated his claim he was fully recovered and therefore immune to the coronavirus .
`` I went through it .
Now they @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Trump , displaying no obvious signs of the trouble he once showed breathing .
`` I feel so powerful , I 'll walk into that audience .
I 'll walk in there , I 'll kiss everyone in that audience .
I 'll kiss the guys and the beautiful women ... everybody .
I 'll just give ya a big fat kiss . ''
Trump then went on to claim without any evidence , his rival for the Oval Office , former Vice President Joe Biden , would delay a vaccine and `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ which under the President has killed more than 212,000 Americans , is viewed by many here as the biggest single threat to his hopes of returning to the White House .
But to his supporters , the seriousness of the U.S. leaders woeful handling of the pandemic is irrelevant .
Scarlett Ray , 55 , voted for the President four years ago and is more confident of him now than in 2016 .
`` If it were n't for Trump , I would n't be where I am today , '' she said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of what he has done with the U.S. economy , my money has skyrocketed .
`` He 's also strong on law and order and gun rights .
`` If Biden wins I 'll be looking for another country to live in .
America will fall apart .
It will be terrible . ''
When asked about Trump 's handling of Covid , the maskless former nurse failed to find anything wrong with his leadership .
`` I 've seen how the common flu takes peoples lives , '' she added .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ It 's just God way of controlling the population .
It can not be stopped . ''
Asked why she and her friend , Kathy Liver , 73 , were not wearing masks , the pair said despite being among hundreds of other people `` they were not fearful of Covid '' and that they took `` the necessary precautions . ''
Local wedding DJ Zach Scott , 51 , shared a similar view although said he felt safe as he had had the virus in June .
`` It 's up to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ around so many people I feel safe as I have had it myself , '' he reasoned .
`` Although it 's not been proven you can not get it twice , the evidence seems to suggest not . ''
Just hours after speaking to Scott , scientists confirmed a 25-year-old was infected twice with the coronavirus earlier this year - the first person in the U.S. to have caught two times .
During Trump 's 65 minute address - shorter than his usual appearances but longer than the 18 he spoke for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he took pots shots not just at Biden but his predecessor Barack Obama too .
He claimed , falsely , Obama spied on his 2016 campaign saying , `` We 'll take care of it after the election , '' adding it gave balloters , `` another reason to go out and vote . ''
Trump also made fun of questions about whether he would agree to a peaceful transfer of power if he loses .
With three weeks to go before Election Day , the President is fighting to turnaround a deficit @ @ @ @ @ @ @ while he continues to spread misinformation about a virus that he spent months downplaying .
It includes in Florida , which is seen as critical to his reelection chances .
Trump narrowly beat his 2016 rival , Democrat Hillary Clinton , in the state by just over 112,000 votes .
Some recent polls have suggested a close race in the Sunshine State , while others have put Biden ahead .
Trump 's Sanford rally was his first stop in a busy week that will include events in Pennsylvania , Iowa , North Carolina @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the importance of the ground he has lost on Biden as aides witness worrying signs his base has been rattled .
From inside the White House , while recovering from Covid-19 , Trump has spent the past week employing unusual strategies to close the gap .
He pulled out of the second debate with Democratic presidential nominee after organisers said it should be held virtually to avoid health issues .
He has also criticised two of his highest-profile cabinet secretaries , Attorney General Bill Barr and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo , for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Along with such strategies , Trump has been furiously tweeting about his self-proclaimed achievements and his plea Americans not be `` afraid of Covid . ''
But behind the scenes , several senior Republicans have begun sounding the alarm as they fear the White House is on the verge of being lost to the Democrats .
Some have even appeared to put their head above the parapet .
They include Arizona Senator Martha McSally - known as a `` Trump sycophant '' - who has recently begun to avoid answering several direct @ @ @ @ @ @ @ her support for the President .
Instead , she simply repeats she is `` proud to be fighting for Arizona . ''
According to latest opinion polls , Biden has pulled further ahead in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania , building momentum in two states that Trump carried in the 2016 presidential election .
Taking advantage of his growing advantage , as Trump returned to the campaign trail , Biden appeared in Ohio , where he was once considered an outsider .
Speaking to union car workers in Toledo , he said he and his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in keeping the U.S. auto industry afloat during the financial crisis and recession more than a decade ago .
`` Barack and I bet on you and the American worker , and it paid off , '' said Biden , who is hoping to undermine the view among some voters Trump is better at handling the economy .
It was Biden 's second campaign trip in as many weeks to Ohio , which was once thought out of reach but where polls now show he is in a competitive race - a point @ @ @ @ @ @ @ then came as no surprise when the President openly mocked the small and socially distanced campaign events Biden has been hosting as he appeared in Florida .
At the same time , Trump lauded his own campaign for the `` big crowds '' it has been turning calling them `` the real polls '' much to the wild applause of his supporters .
The only thing that matched their excitement in the air was n't just Trump usual falsehoods - it was the droplets his maskless fans shared among themselves .
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US Editor Christopher Bucktin was among those at Orlando Sanford International Airport - and found for his fans, the President's coronavirus diagnosis was already a distant memory
Desperate to make up for lost time, Donald Trump took his Covid denial tour back on the road telling thousands of his maskless voters: "I'll kiss everyone in that audience".
Trailing at his lowest point in the polls in months and while recovering from a series of self-inflicted setbacks, the President returned to the campaign trail to drum up much-needed support.
Just moments before touching down at the Orlando Sanford International Airport on Monday night, White House physician Sean Conley announced Trump had tested negative for Covid-19 on consecutive days.
But as the news filtered among the President's adoring fans, it failed to provoke a mass shedding of masks. That moment came and went hours before when the overwhelming majority here either refused to wear a face-covering or rejected those being handed out at the entrance.
So when the doors to Air Force One opened to the blaring of Andrew Lloyd's Webber's Cats hit Memory, Trump's Covid diagnosis was all but a distant one for those in attendance.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
As he made his way to his podium, he hurled out packs of face masks but did not attempt to wear one himself.
Anxious to prove he is healthy and fit despite his recent four-day hospitalisation for the coronavirus, Trump was keen to appear in Florida, a state he must win on November 3 if he is to stand any chance of being re-elected.
As he took to the microphone on the outdoor stage, the U.S. leader sounded at times hoarse and strained as he repeated his claim he was fully recovered and therefore immune to the coronavirus.
"I went through it. Now they say I'm immune," said Trump, displaying no obvious signs of the trouble he once showed breathing.
"I feel so powerful, I'll walk into that audience. I'll walk in there, I'll kiss everyone in that audience. I'll kiss the guys and the beautiful women ... everybody. I'll just give ya a big fat kiss."
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
Trump then went on to claim without any evidence, his rival for the Oval Office, former Vice President Joe Biden, would delay a vaccine and "prolong the pandemic".
Covid, which under the President has killed more than 212,000 Americans, is viewed by many here as the biggest single threat to his hopes of returning to the White House.
But to his supporters, the seriousness of the U.S. leaders woeful handling of the pandemic is irrelevant.
Scarlett Ray, 55, voted for the President four years ago and is more confident of him now than in 2016.
"If it weren't for Trump, I wouldn't be where I am today," she said, "retired".
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
"Because of what he has done with the U.S. economy, my money has skyrocketed.
"He's also strong on law and order and gun rights.
"If Biden wins I'll be looking for another country to live in. America will fall apart. It will be terrible."
When asked about Trump's handling of Covid, the maskless former nurse failed to find anything wrong with his leadership.
"I've seen how the common flu takes peoples lives," she added.
"It's not Trump's fault. It's just God way of controlling the population. It cannot be stopped."
Asked why she and her friend, Kathy Liver, 73, were not wearing masks, the pair said despite being among hundreds of other people "they were not fearful of Covid" and that they took "the necessary precautions."
Local wedding DJ Zach Scott, 51, shared a similar view although said he felt safe as he had had the virus in June.
"It's up to the individual what they do but being around so many people I feel safe as I have had it myself," he reasoned.
"Although it's not been proven you cannot get it twice, the evidence seems to suggest not."
Just hours after speaking to Scott, scientists confirmed a 25-year-old was infected twice with the coronavirus earlier this year - the first person in the U.S. to have caught two times.
During Trump's 65 minute address - shorter than his usual appearances but longer than the 18 he spoke for on Saturday at the White House - he took pots shots not just at Biden but his predecessor Barack Obama too.
He claimed, falsely, Obama spied on his 2016 campaign saying, "We'll take care of it after the election," adding it gave balloters, "another reason to go out and vote."
Trump also made fun of questions about whether he would agree to a peaceful transfer of power if he loses.
With three weeks to go before Election Day, the President is fighting to turnaround a deficit in national and battleground state polling all while he continues to spread misinformation about a virus that he spent months downplaying.
It includes in Florida, which is seen as critical to his reelection chances. Trump narrowly beat his 2016 rival, Democrat Hillary Clinton, in the state by just over 112,000 votes.
Some recent polls have suggested a close race in the Sunshine State, while others have put Biden ahead.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
Trump's Sanford rally was his first stop in a busy week that will include events in Pennsylvania, Iowa, North Carolina and Wisconsin.
The hectic program emphasised the importance of the ground he has lost on Biden as aides witness worrying signs his base has been rattled.
From inside the White House, while recovering from Covid-19, Trump has spent the past week employing unusual strategies to close the gap.
He pulled out of the second debate with Democratic presidential nominee after organisers said it should be held virtually to avoid health issues.
He has also criticised two of his highest-profile cabinet secretaries, Attorney General Bill Barr and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, for not being tougher on his political rivals.
Along with such strategies, Trump has been furiously tweeting about his self-proclaimed achievements and his plea Americans not be "afraid of Covid."
But behind the scenes, several senior Republicans have begun sounding the alarm as they fear the White House is on the verge of being lost to the Democrats.
Some have even appeared to put their head above the parapet.
They include Arizona Senator Martha McSally - known as a "Trump sycophant" - who has recently begun to avoid answering several direct questions on whether she was pleased of her support for the President. Instead, she simply repeats she is "proud to be fighting for Arizona."
According to latest opinion polls, Biden has pulled further ahead in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, building momentum in two states that Trump carried in the 2016 presidential election.
Taking advantage of his growing advantage, as Trump returned to the campaign trail, Biden appeared in Ohio, where he was once considered an outsider.
Speaking to union car workers in Toledo, he said he and his former boss Obama played a crucial role in keeping the U.S. auto industry afloat during the financial crisis and recession more than a decade ago.
"Barack and I bet on you and the American worker, and it paid off," said Biden, who is hoping to undermine the view among some voters Trump is better at handling the economy.
It was Biden's second campaign trip in as many weeks to Ohio, which was once thought out of reach but where polls now show he is in a competitive race - a point Trump knows only too well.
It then came as no surprise when the President openly mocked the small and socially distanced campaign events Biden has been hosting as he appeared in Florida.
At the same time, Trump lauded his own campaign for the "big crowds" it has been turning calling them "the real polls" much to the wild applause of his supporters.
The only thing that matched their excitement in the air wasn't just Trump usual falsehoods - it was the droplets his maskless fans shared among themselves.
Anyone was welcome to my Trump covid kiss.


thedailymirror--2020-10-13--Mum outraged over ‘fat-shaming’ leaflet sent just 7 weeks after she gave birth

A new mum says her NHS trust has `` fat-shamed '' her with an 'insulting ' weight loss leaflet - just seven weeks after giving birth .
Dawn Wilson , 29 , was outraged when the fact sheet titled 'top 10 tips for achieving a healthy weight after having a baby ' arrived in the post on Friday morning .
The 29-year-old gave birth to her first child Ava McGilvray in August and claims she has only been seen once by a health visitor .
When she read through the list , she noted it advised mums to 'attend a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ them being cancelled .
The senior care assistant has now called on the NHS to 'be more forgiving ' of new mums and stop shaming them for eating a 'chocolate biscuit ' .
NHS Lanarkshire said sending out leaflets like this was 'not their usual practice ' and confirmed they were looking into the circumstances .
Dawn , from Forth , South Lanarkshire , said : `` I was shocked to receive this .
How cheeky of them to insinuate I need to lose weight given that nobody has seen me for almost @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rather insulting .
My health visitor has seen my baby once at one week old and is due on Monday for her development check at seven weeks old .
`` They have no idea the efforts I may or may not be doing to already lose weight .
`` It would also be nice to get something about mental health in there [ on the list ] .
I do n't think my main focus right now is on my body .
`` It took nine months of stretching my stomach - it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Of course my stomach is still wobbly , it had a baby grow in there for nine months and not even two months later it 's expected to be back to normal .
Dawn said : `` Newborns are stressful to the best of minds , never mind during a global pandemic with cheeky letters saying to put down the chocolate bar .
`` The healthy eating part is n't really even the insulting part , but I find it highly ironic they are recommending fitness classes given they are all shut due @ @ @ @ @ @ @ no antenatal classes , no normal maternity services , there are no baby classes currently .
`` The wording could be less [ focused on ] you needing to lose weight after having a baby and [ instead ] 'here are the tips we have and the classes you need ' .
`` It could have something a bit more positive like 'we understand focus is on your newborn and time is mainly on their needs but think about your own ' .
Lynsey Sutherland from South Lanarkshire Health and Social Care Partnership @ @ @ @ @ @ @ provide the highest standard of care to all our patients and we regret any instance where someone feels we have not met this standard .
“ We do not routinely send out letters to new mothers but information is provided as part of a ‘ first visit ’ pack issued by health visitors during home visits .
“ If Dawn wishes to provide any feedback in relation to her recent post-natal care , I would ask that she contact our patient affairs department who will be happy to assist .
“ We can @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it is not our usual practice but we are currently looking into the circumstances .
”

Dawn Wilson, from South Lanarkshire, was "shocked" when fact sheet titled 'top 10 tips for achieving a healthy weight after having a baby'
New mum outraged over ‘fat-shaming’ NHS leaflet sent weeks after she gave birth
A new mum says her NHS trust has "fat-shamed" her with an 'insulting' weight loss leaflet - just seven weeks after giving birth.
Dawn Wilson, 29, was outraged when the fact sheet titled 'top 10 tips for achieving a healthy weight after having a baby' arrived in the post on Friday morning.
The 29-year-old gave birth to her first child Ava McGilvray in August and claims she has only been seen once by a health visitor.
When she read through the list, she noted it advised mums to 'attend a postnatal exercise class' despite most of them being cancelled.
The senior care assistant has now called on the NHS to 'be more forgiving' of new mums and stop shaming them for eating a 'chocolate biscuit'.
Image: Kennedy News and Media) Kennedy News and Media) Image: Kennedy News and Media) Kennedy News and Media)
NHS Lanarkshire said sending out leaflets like this was 'not their usual practice' and confirmed they were looking into the circumstances.
Dawn, from Forth, South Lanarkshire, said: "I was shocked to receive this. How cheeky of them to insinuate I need to lose weight given that nobody has seen me for almost six weeks.
"I find it rather insulting. My health visitor has seen my baby once at one week old and is due on Monday for her development check at seven weeks old.
"They have no idea the efforts I may or may not be doing to already lose weight.
"It would also be nice to get something about mental health in there [on the list]. I don't think my main focus right now is on my body.
"It took nine months of stretching my stomach - it won't go down overnight.
Image: Kennedy News and Media) Kennedy News and Media)
"Of course my stomach is still wobbly, it had a baby grow in there for nine months and not even two months later it's expected to be back to normal.
Dawn said: "Newborns are stressful to the best of minds, never mind during a global pandemic with cheeky letters saying to put down the chocolate bar.
"The healthy eating part isn't really even the insulting part, but I find it highly ironic they are recommending fitness classes given they are all shut due to Covid.
"We've had no antenatal classes, no normal maternity services, there are no baby classes currently.
Image: Kennedy News and Media) Kennedy News and Media) Image: Kennedy News and Media) Kennedy News and Media)
"The wording could be less [focused on] you needing to lose weight after having a baby and
[instead] 'here are the tips we have and the classes you need'.
"It could have something a bit more positive like 'we understand focus is on your newborn and time is mainly on their needs but think about your own'.
Lynsey Sutherland from South Lanarkshire Health and Social Care Partnership, said: “We aim to provide the highest standard of care to all our patients and we regret any instance where someone feels we have not met this standard.
“We do not routinely send out letters to new mothers but information is provided as part of a ‘first visit’ pack issued by health visitors during home visits.
“If Dawn wishes to provide any feedback in relation to her recent post-natal care, I would ask that she contact our patient affairs department who will be happy to assist.
“We cannot confirm sending out the leaflet as it is not our usual practice but we are currently looking into the circumstances.”


thedailymirror--2020-10-13--Doll 'possessed by demons' cries 'real tears' during bar ghost hunt

A creepy doll some claim is haunted by demons started 'crying ' during a ghost hunt in an `` unexplainable '' development .
Paranormal investigator Matt Tillet was carrying out an inspection at Hideout bar in Wrexham , Wales , when Annie - a doll he brings along with him - started crying `` for no reason '' .
According to Daily Post , Annie is believed to have been possessed by a malevolent being , which Matt says helps bring forward spirits and activity on his investigations .
At his most recent investigation at Hideout , he claims to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sound of children running around , and made communication with a 170-year-old cobbler .
But he does n't understand what could have caused Annie to be so upset during the hunt .
The doll , that lives in a box and is fitted with paranormal equipment in the hope of proving there is life after death , is now left with stains down the paintwork on her face as a result of her regular tears .
`` Recently , Annie has started crying for no reason , she has real tears , '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ had her for over a year now and it ’ s the first time she ’ s had real tears .
“ I can ’ t explain it .
It ’ s been happening since I ’ ve put her in a new enclosure .
“ I ’ ve sent it to demonologists and they ’ ve suggested it could be one of the demons crying because they ’ re trapped in the box and they can ’ t get out.
” “ When we were at the Hideout , she had fresh @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” he added .
“ It ’ s unexplainable .
It can ’ t be condensation because there ’ s a big hole in the top .
“ Nobody can come up with an answer .
“ It ’ s a one-of-a kind thing that ’ s ever happened - nobody has ever seen anything like it before.
” The 32-year-old who has been a paranormal investigator for the last eight years , said he has owned Annie for the last 12 months .
“ There ’ s never a dull moment with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ some activity , ” he said .
“ She has two demons that are attached to her and they help bring forward spirits and activity on the night .
“ Her lights were going off at Hideout , so I think it was children that were trying to play with her because they like dolls.
” After going through footage from the evening , Matt says he caught what he thinks is a “ woman screaming ” .
“ You can clearly hear it , the noise is really loud , ” he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s either a scream or somebody whistling to make us go downstairs .
“ The noise was caught in the flat upstairs , above the bar , which has been abandoned .
“ It ’ s such an eerie place .
“ I enter every premises as a sceptic .
I won ’ t believe it until I ’ ve actually seen or heard something .
So for me , when I hear something like that , it ’ s brilliant .
“ It ’ s something you can ’ t hear with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ re doing the investigation , we ’ re oblivious to sounds at the time .
“ It ’ s only when you hear the recording back that you can make out the noise .
“ It ’ s all to do with static electricity and frequencies .
The frequencies are too high for our ears to pick up , but a microphone can because it can pick up all frequencies.
” During the investigation , Matt claims he also made contact through a ouija board with a man called Luther Jones , who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 1850s .
“ Before the Hideout was there , it used to be a cobblers , ” he said .
“ We had it confirmed after the investigation this person did actually exist .
“ We searched the archive records and searched people who lived in the area .
“ He told us he lives in the building , and thinks he still works there .
“ According to the archives , he lived on the highstreet and died at the ‘ workhouse ’ - I ’ m not sure where that was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ exist.
” He added : `` We also found out there ’ s a six year old boy who lives there with his mum and dad .
`` Because the little boy was so young , he couldn ’ t spell so all he could give us was his age , which was six .
`` We asked him if his mum and dad were with him and he moved the planchette on the ouija board to ‘ yes ’ .
`` Because of the spelling issue , we couldn ’ t get @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Do you have a story to share ?
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Paranormal investigator Matt Tillet often takes his possessed doll along with him when he explores haunted locations, but after visiting Hideout bar in Wales, her face has been left stained by tears
A creepy doll some claim is haunted by demons started 'crying' during a ghost hunt in an "unexplainable" development.
Paranormal investigator Matt Tillet was carrying out an inspection at Hideout bar in Wrexham, Wales, when Annie - a doll he brings along with him - started crying "for no reason".
According to Daily Post, Annie is believed to have been possessed by a malevolent being, which Matt says helps bring forward spirits and activity on his investigations.
At his most recent investigation at Hideout, he claims to have heard a ghost screaming, the sound of children running around, and made communication with a 170-year-old cobbler.
But he doesn't understand what could have caused Annie to be so upset during the hunt.
Image: Daily Post) Daily Post)
The doll, that lives in a box and is fitted with paranormal equipment in the hope of proving there is life after death, is now left with stains down the paintwork on her face as a result of her regular tears.
"Recently, Annie has started crying for no reason, she has real tears," Matt said.
“I’ve had her for over a year now and it’s the first time she’s had real tears.
“I can’t explain it. It’s been happening since I’ve put her in a new enclosure.
“I’ve sent it to demonologists and they’ve suggested it could be one of the demons crying because they’re trapped in the box and they can’t get out.”
“When we were at the Hideout, she had fresh water running down her right eye,” he added.
Image: Daily Post) Daily Post)
“It’s unexplainable. It can’t be condensation because there’s a big hole in the top.
“Nobody can come up with an answer.
“It’s a one-of-a kind thing that’s ever happened - nobody has ever seen anything like it before.”
The 32-year-old who has been a paranormal investigator for the last eight years, said he has owned Annie for the last 12 months.
“There’s never a dull moment with Annie, she’s always bringing some activity,” he said.
“She has two demons that are attached to her and they help bring forward spirits and activity on the night.
“Her lights were going off at Hideout, so I think it was children that were trying to play with her because they like dolls.”
After going through footage from the evening, Matt says he caught what he thinks is a “woman screaming”.
Image: Daily Post) Daily Post)
“You can clearly hear it, the noise is really loud,” he said.
“We think it’s either a scream or somebody whistling to make us go downstairs.
“The noise was caught in the flat upstairs, above the bar, which has been abandoned. “It’s such an eerie place.
“I enter every premises as a sceptic. I won’t believe it until I’ve actually seen or heard something. So for me, when I hear something like that, it’s brilliant.
“It’s something you can’t hear with your ears, so when we’re doing the investigation, we’re oblivious to sounds at the time.
“It’s only when you hear the recording back that you can make out the noise.
“It’s all to do with static electricity and frequencies. The frequencies are too high for our ears to pick up, but a microphone can because it can pick up all frequencies.”
During the investigation, Matt claims he also made contact through a ouija board with a man called Luther Jones, who claimed to be a cobbler from the 1850s.
“Before the Hideout was there, it used to be a cobblers,” he said.
“We had it confirmed after the investigation this person did actually exist.
“We searched the archive records and searched people who lived in the area.
“He told us he lives in the building, and thinks he still works there.
“According to the archives, he lived on the highstreet and died at the ‘workhouse’ - I’m not sure where that was, but we do know he did exist.”
He added: "We also found out there’s a six year old boy who lives there with his mum and dad.
"Because the little boy was so young, he couldn’t spell so all he could give us was his age, which was six.
"We asked him if his mum and dad were with him and he moved the planchette on the ouija board to ‘yes’.
"Because of the spelling issue, we couldn’t get much more from the little boy.”
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thedailymirror--2020-10-13--Man Utd dressing room reaction to Paul Pogba's Real Madrid transfer flirtation

Manchester United star Paul Pogba raised eyebrows with his latest flirtation with Real Madrid last week .
Pogba has made no secret of his “ dream ” to play for the LaLiga giants and reiterated that desire as he spoke to the press on international duty with France .
The midfielder , who is out of contract at Old Trafford next summer , cast fresh doubt over his future as he admitted he has not yet held talks with Ed Woodward over triggering his one-year extension .
But Pogba has reportedly retained the support of his team-mates at United after @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Manchester Evening News , Pogba remains a popular figure in the dressing room considered the best player at the club by many .
Before the coronavirus pandemic , some in the squad felt Pogba should be allowed to leave .
There was a suggestion his head was not at Old Trafford but he has had a fresh lease of life since returning from his long-term injury .
Pogba has re-established himself in Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 's side alongside Bruno Fernandes in midfield and players are keen to see him stay put despite @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I am still at Manchester United and I am fighting to try to take the club even higher , '' Pogba said at a press conference at France 's Clairefontaine base .
`` We have all heard these things that have been said .
What to respond ?
Yes , all footballers would like to play for Real Madrid .
Maybe it is a dream .
It is a dream for me .
Why not one day ?
`` As I have said , I am at Manchester United and I like my @ @ @ @ @ @ @ United , I am enjoying myself and I want to do everything I can to get the club back to where it deserves to be .
`` I am going to give my maximum , like my teammates .
I prefer to concentrate on football and on returning to fitness . ''

PAUL POGBA ADMITS THAT IT WOULD BE A "DREAM" TO PLAY FOR REAL MADRID ONE DAY
PAUL POGBA ADMITS THAT IT WOULD BE A "DREAM" TO PLAY FOR REAL MADRID ONE DAY
Paul Pogba again discussed Real Madrid transfer links last week but the midfielder reportedly has the support of the Man Utd dressing room in the wake of his latest comments
Manchester United star Paul Pogba raised eyebrows with his latest flirtation with Real Madrid last week.
Pogba has made no secret of his “dream” to play for the LaLiga giants and reiterated that desire as he spoke to the press on international duty with France.
The midfielder, who is out of contract at Old Trafford next summer, cast fresh doubt over his future as he admitted he has not yet held talks with Ed Woodward over triggering his one-year extension.
But Pogba has reportedly retained the support of his team-mates at United after his most recent comments.
According to the Manchester Evening News, Pogba remains a popular figure in the dressing room considered the best player at the club by many.
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Before the coronavirus pandemic, some in the squad felt Pogba should be allowed to leave.
There was a suggestion his head was not at Old Trafford but he has had a fresh lease of life since returning from his long-term injury.
Pogba has re-established himself in Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side alongside Bruno Fernandes in midfield and players are keen to see him stay put despite his recent comments.
“Today, I am still at Manchester United and I am fighting to try to take the club even higher," Pogba said at a press conference at France's Clairefontaine base.
"We have all heard these things that have been said. What to respond? Yes, all footballers would like to play for Real Madrid. Maybe it is a dream. It is a dream for me. Why not one day?
"As I have said, I am at Manchester United and I like my club. I am performing at Manchester United, I am enjoying myself and I want to do everything I can to get the club back to where it deserves to be.
"I am going to give my maximum, like my teammates. I prefer to concentrate on football and on returning to fitness."


thedailymirror--2020-10-13--Mum left stunned after discovering hidden security tags inside Aldi toilet rolls

A mum was left stunned after discovering her Aldi toilet rolls were fitted with security tags amid new coronavirus shopping restrictions .
Jenny Stewart says she purchased a pack of four toilet rolls during a routine shop at her local supermarket in Hall Green , Birmingham last week .
But when the receptionist opened the pack on Wednesday morning , she discovered two security devices inside the packet .
The 42-year-old said she was assumed the tags were in place to prevent thieves - however , others claimed it was done to deter panic-buyers .
However , Aldi said it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Mum-of-two Jenny , from Hall Green , West Midlands , said : `` It was really bizarre .
`` I 'd already used two rolls out of it .
As I pulled these [ remaining ] two rolls out the security tags fell out .
`` It was a bit unusual .
I was like 'why the hell ? '
`` I do n't know if they 'd put them in there to stop people stealing - the alarms did n't go off .
I would have been mortified .
`` We would @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from because you would n't have been thinking it was in the loo roll .
`` I thought it was really odd .
`` You expect to see it on steak or alcohol but not loo roll .
Unless it was a mistake ?
But it ca n't have been because it was sealed and in a toilet roll .
`` It seems it might have been put in there during manufacturing to stop people stealing them . ''
Jenny showed the security cables to her husband Aaron , 42 , who also @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' .
Get the latest money advice , news and help straight to your inbox - sign up at mirror.co.uk/email One customer who saw Jenny 's post suggested that it could have been a thief who had taken the tags off another item and hidden them in the toilet roll to get rid of the `` evidence '' , however Jenny replied that the packet was sealed .
Jenny said : `` It was all sealed , a pack of four and they were in the actual toilet roll .
`` I bought @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that would go off .
It was really bizarre .
`` When I bought them there was n't a shortage - there seemed to be quite a few on the shelf .
`` I 'm not a stock-piler - I think it 's absolutely ridiculous .
It seemed there was enough there so I find the whole thing really bizarre .
`` People online said it 's a security tag to stop people running off with it .
`` When I showed my husband he just said 'the world 's gone mad ' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to them in case they thought it was me stealing them . ''
Aldi said its toilet rolls are not routinely tagged , and that the incident is unrelated to coronavirus .

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Jenny Stewart claims she made the purchase during a routine shop at her local store in Birmingham last week - however, after arriving home, she says they'd been fitted with alarms
A stunned mum claims she purchased a pack of Aldi toilet rolls that were fitted with security tags, amid new panic-buying restrictions across the UK,
Jenny Stewart says she purchased a pack of four toilet rolls during a routine shop at her local supermarket in Hall Green, Birmingham last week.
But when the receptionist opened the pack on Wednesday morning, she discovered two security devices inside the packet.
The 42-year-old said she was assumed the tags were in place to prevent thieves - however, others claimed it was done to deter panic-buyers.
However, Aldi said it does not tag its toilet rolls.
Mum-of-two Jenny, from Hall Green, West Midlands, said: "It was really bizarre.
"I'd already used two rolls out of it. As I pulled these [remaining] two rolls out the security tags fell out.
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"It was a bit unusual. I was like 'why the hell?'
"I don't know if they'd put them in there to stop people stealing - the alarms didn't go off. I would have been mortified.
"We wouldn't have known where it was coming from because you wouldn't have been thinking it was in the loo roll.
"I thought it was really odd.
"You expect to see it on steak or alcohol but not loo roll. Unless it was a mistake? But it can't have been because it was sealed and in a toilet roll.
"It seems it might have been put in there during manufacturing to stop people stealing them."
Jenny showed the security cables to her husband Aaron, 42, who also claimed the "world's gone mad".
Image: AFP/Getty Images) AFP/Getty Images)
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One customer who saw Jenny's post suggested that it could have been a thief who had taken the tags off another item and hidden them in the toilet roll to get rid of the "evidence", however Jenny replied that the packet was sealed.
Jenny said: "It was all sealed, a pack of four and they were in the actual toilet roll.
"I bought steak and everything last week and normally that would go off. It was really bizarre.
"When I bought them there wasn't a shortage - there seemed to be quite a few on the shelf.
"I'm not a stock-piler - I think it's absolutely ridiculous. It seemed there was enough there so I find the whole thing really bizarre.
"People online said it's a security tag to stop people running off with it.
"When I showed my husband he just said 'the world's gone mad'.
"I worried about flagging it to them in case they thought it was me stealing them."
Aldi said its toilet rolls are not routinely tagged, and that the incident is unrelated to coronavirus.


thedailymirror--2020-10-13--Bianca Gascoigne and Kris Boyson pack on the PDA after Katie Price's savage dig

Bianca Gascoigne and Kris Boyson have put Katie Price 's recent stinging insults firmly behind them as they larked about on their jaunt to Portugal .
The couple appeared to be focused solely on each other as they larked around in the idyllic grounds of their luxury hotel .
Bianca , 33 , was looking stunning in a nude halterneck two piece that showed off her stunning physqiue .
The adopted daughter of football legend Paul Gascoigne appears to be reaping the benefits of having a personal trainer boyfriend as she put on a very body confident display having worked @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Kris , 29 , could n't keep his hands off his model girlfriend as he playfully chased her around the gardens before literally sweeping her off her feet .
The couple have been dating since March this year , choosing to move in together after just one date when the country was plunged into lockdown .
Their happy union appears to have rocked Kris ' ex girlfriend Katie Price , despite her previously congratulating the pair on their romance .
In her latest rant , the acid-tongued glamour model called the pair 'fame @ @ @ @ @ @ @ post .
The mum-of-five hit out when a fan accused her of paying the same compliments to her new man Carl Woods that she used to praise Kris during their time together .
Katie , who broke up with Kris in December after cheating on him , then launched into an venomous reply about why the fan was 'wrong ' about her past relationship .
`` Actually my darling your wrong , Here is why , '' began Katie 's post , that has since been taken down .
`` Yes I said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fooled by Kris who set up Pap pictures behind my back , bought me a ring he took back , would n't give back my gym equipment he uses to run his business with , would n't give back Harvey 's log cabin ... '' she claimed .
The Harvey 's Law campaigner went on : `` He never stuck up for me , always wanted to be in my tv show wanted to do photo shoots with me yet I refuse , he was very unloyal . ''
She also alleged that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Made out he had money but has n't a pot to pi** in ' and she had to foot the bill .
`` He acted as if he was into the kids and total was n't , '' she claimed .
Referring to his new girlfriend Bianca , Katie said Kris 'then went for a z lister who had been with my exes who is also fame hungry they deserve each other and guess what he us the past and can stay there !
[ sic . ]
'' Kris and Bianca have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ instead to concentrate on their blossoming romance .
Over the weekend Kris paid tribute to Bianca on Instagram in a loved-up post .
He told his girlfriend of sevent months : `` I literally can ’ t thank you enough ... `` Thank you for coming into my life .
Thank you for sticking by me .
Thank you for making me smile.Thank you for helping me be ME again !
`` You didn ’ t have to put up with any of the ‘ challenges ’ we ’ ve faced over the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ me and I promise to do the same for you .
`` You ’ re amazing and I ’ m so lucky to have you !
❤ '' swooned the personal trainer .

The Pricey dubbed the pair 'fame hungry Z-listers' in a furious rant about their blossoming romance
Bianca Gascoigne and Kris Boyson have put Katie Price's recent stinging insults firmly behind them as they larked about on their jaunt to Portugal.
The couple appeared to be focused solely on each other as they larked around in the idyllic grounds of their luxury hotel.
Bianca, 33, was looking stunning in a nude halterneck two piece that showed off her stunning physqiue.
The adopted daughter of football legend Paul Gascoigne appears to be reaping the benefits of having a personal trainer boyfriend as she put on a very body confident display having worked hard to hone her curves.
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While Kris, 29, couldn't keep his hands off his model girlfriend as he playfully chased her around the gardens before literally sweeping her off her feet.
The couple have been dating since March this year, choosing to move in together after just one date when the country was plunged into lockdown.
Their happy union appears to have rocked Kris' ex girlfriend Katie Price, despite her previously congratulating the pair on their romance.
Image: BACKGRID) BACKGRID)
In her latest rant, the acid-tongued glamour model called the pair 'fame hungry z-listers' in a now deleted post.
The mum-of-five hit out when a fan accused her of paying the same compliments to her new man Carl Woods that she used to praise Kris during their time together.
Katie, who broke up with Kris in December after cheating on him, then launched into an venomous reply about why the fan was 'wrong' about her past relationship.
"Actually my darling your wrong, Here is why," began Katie's post, that has since been taken down.
"Yes I said that but guess what I was completely fooled by Kris who set up Pap pictures behind my back, bought me a ring he took back, wouldn't give back my gym equipment he uses to run his business with, wouldn't give back Harvey's log cabin..." she claimed.
The Harvey's Law campaigner went on: "He never stuck up for me, always wanted to be in my tv show wanted to do photo shoots with me yet I refuse, he was very unloyal."
Image: Katie Price /Instagram) Katie Price /Instagram)
She also alleged that Kris 'made out he had money but Made out he had money but hasn't a pot to pi** in' and she had to foot the bill.
"He acted as if he was into the kids and total wasn't," she claimed.
Referring to his new girlfriend Bianca, Katie said Kris 'then went for a z lister who had been with my exes who is also fame hungry they deserve each other and guess what he us the past and can stay there! [sic.]"
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
Kris and Bianca have not acknowledged Katie's words, choosing instead to concentrate on their blossoming romance.
Over the weekend Kris paid tribute to Bianca on Instagram in a loved-up post.
He told his girlfriend of sevent months: "I literally can’t thank you enough...
"Thank you for coming into my life. Thank you for sticking by me. Thank you for making me smile.Thank you for helping me be ME again!
"You didn’t have to put up with any of the ‘challenges’ we’ve faced over the last few months but you stuck by me and I promise to do the same for you.
"You’re amazing and I’m so lucky to have you! ❤" swooned the personal trainer.


thedailymirror--2020-10-13--Dominic West said women should be more tolerant of affairs before snog scandal

Dominic West suggested that women should be more understanding of their husband 's affairs during an interview four years ago .
The 50-year-old actor , who starred in the hit drama The Affair , appeared to suggest that women could 'turn a blind eye ' to their husbands ' unruly behaviour and that it would be 'daft ' to split up after a mere fling .
The married Wire actor himself was recently spotted kissing actress Lily James , while his wife was elsewhere .
Speaking to the Evening Standard in 2016 , Dominic spoke frankly about the topic of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ make such a fuss .
“ I mean , I think women should be more indulgent of affairs , ” he said during the interview at his home .
“ I really do .
It ’ s daft to kick someone out over a fling .
Isn ’ t it ?
He added : `` Everyone should turn a blind eye to men ’ s behaviour between the ages of 40 and 50 .
Let it all blow over.
” It was unclear to the interviewer whether he was joking or not when @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's marriage was recently flung into the spotlight after pictures emerged of him kissing Lily James and affectionately stroking her hair on what appeared to look like a romantic getaway to Italy .
The pair were spotted having an intimate lunch during which Dominic kisses the Mamma Mia star 's neck in a tender moment .
Dominic and Lily then appeared in high spirits as they shared an electric scooter while riding through the streets of Rome .
The seemingly romantic scenes came just one week after Lily 's relationship with actor Matt @ @ @ @ @ @ @ years of on and off dating .
Dominic has been married to landscape designer Catherine FitzGerald since 2010 .
The couple also share four children - Dora , 13 , Senan , 12 , Francis , 11 , and Christabel , seven .
Since the pictures of him kissing Lily emerged , the actor and his wife have put on a united front and squashed any rumours that their marriage is on the rocks .
The couple stepped out of their Wiltshire home and carried a sign that read : `` Our marriage @ @ @ @ @ @ @ still together .
Thank you . ''
They then shared a kiss in front of the cameras .
Despite the united display , an insider close to Catherine recently told the MailOnline that the mum of four was 'shocked and devastated ' after seeing the pictures .
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Dominic West appeared to suggest in a past interview that women should be more understanding of infidelity. The married actor was recently spotted kissing Lily James
Dominic West said women should be more tolerant of affairs 4 years before snog scandal
Dominic West suggested that women should be more understanding of their husband's affairs during an interview four years ago.
The 50-year-old actor, who starred in the hit drama The Affair, appeared to suggest that women could 'turn a blind eye' to their husbands' unruly behaviour and that it would be 'daft' to split up after a mere fling.
The married Wire actor himself was recently spotted kissing actress Lily James, while his wife was elsewhere.
Speaking to the Evening Standard in 2016, Dominic spoke frankly about the topic of infidelity and suggested that women shouldn't make such a fuss.
“I mean, I think women should be more indulgent of affairs,” he said during the interview at his home.
“I really do. It’s daft to kick someone out over a fling. Isn’t it?
Image: Dave Benett/Getty Images) Dave Benett/Getty Images)
He added: "Everyone should turn a blind eye to men’s behaviour between the ages of 40 and 50. Let it all blow over.”
It was unclear to the interviewer whether he was joking or not when he made the explosive statement.
Dominic's marriage was recently flung into the spotlight after pictures emerged of him kissing Lily James and affectionately stroking her hair on what appeared to look like a romantic getaway to Italy.
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The pair were spotted having an intimate lunch during which Dominic kisses the Mamma Mia star's neck in a tender moment.
Dominic and Lily then appeared in high spirits as they shared an electric scooter while riding through the streets of Rome.
The seemingly romantic scenes came just one week after Lily's relationship with actor Matt Smith came to an end after five years of on and off dating.
Dominic has been married to landscape designer Catherine FitzGerald since 2010.
The couple also share four children - Dora, 13, Senan, 12, Francis, 11, and Christabel, seven.
Image: Dave Benett/Getty Images for Harper's Bazaar/Hearst UK) Dave Benett/Getty Images for Harper's Bazaar/Hearst UK)
Since the pictures of him kissing Lily emerged, the actor and his wife have put on a united front and squashed any rumours that their marriage is on the rocks.
The couple stepped out of their Wiltshire home and carried a sign that read: "Our marriage is strong and we're very much still together. Thank you."
They then shared a kiss in front of the cameras.
Despite the united display, an insider close to Catherine recently told the MailOnline that the mum of four was 'shocked and devastated' after seeing the pictures.
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thedailymirror--2020-10-14--Trump says he'll kiss 'handsome' man at rally but 'not with a lot of enjoyment'

Donald Trump again said he would kiss people in the crowd at his latest rally as he boasted again about being `` immune '' from coronavirus .
The President said he would kiss a `` handsome '' man he spotted in the crowd although `` not with a lot of enjoyment '' , as well as other men and women - and he again danced to YMCA at the end .
The US President was speaking about how important it is for him to get out of the White House and meet people .
At one point in his speech @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Johnstown , Pennsylvania , on Tuesday night , the incumbent Republican leader threw Trump-branded face masks into the crowd of supporters .
He finished the rally as he always does by doing some awkward dad dancing to the Village People 's biggest hit .
The President checked himself out of Walter Reed National Military Medical Center last week after just a few days , despite still suffering from coronavirus .
However , having been given the all clear by physician Sean Conley to resume his election campaign tour from Saturday , Trump has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ overcame the killer virus .
`` I could have stayed in the basement of the White House - or maybe the top floor of the White House - I could have done that but I 'm the President of the United States , I ca n't do that , '' he told the packed Johnstown rally .
`` I 've got to get out and I 've got to meet people and I have to see people .
`` And I know it 's risky to do that .
But you have to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ You know , I 'm the President .
`` I ca n't sit in the basement and say 'let 's wait this thing out ' .
I 'm not going to do that .
`` And now I 'm immune , they tell me .
I 'm immune . ''
At this point the rambling speech - delivered by the maskless President in his trademark black suit and red tie - took a turn for the bizarre .
`` I could come down and start kissing everybody .
I 'll kiss every guy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ woman , '' he said .
`` Look at that guy , how handsome he is , '' he continued , pointing to someone in the crowd .
`` And I 'll kiss him - not with a lot of enjoyment but that 's okay . ''
He had also threatened to kiss people during a rally in Florida on Monday , as well as similarly tossing Trump masks into the crowd .
In Johnstown he said he felt like `` Superman '' after receiving treatment for coronavirus , `` whatever the hell @ @ @ @ @ @ @ given a cocktail of antibody treatments and steroids after his hospitalisation .
`` I took something , I don ’ t know what the hell it was but it was a cure .
I don ’ t know what it was .
Antibodies , I dunno , ” he said .
In a video filmed in the White House grounds last week , he 'd claimed he was given Regeneron 's experimental antibody cocktail REGN-COV2 which 'cured ' him .
`` I went in and I was n't feeling so hot and within @ @ @ @ @ @ @ gave me Regeneron .
`` Other things too , but I think this was the key ... it was like unbelievable .
I felt good immediately . ''
At yesterday 's rally he claimed before he contracted the disease , doctors had said surviving it made people immune for life , which is untrue .
Trump then promised to `` crush the virus very quickly '' .
Confirmed cases of Coronavirus in the United States are currently rising .
A study published on September 29 found the US had a significantly higher Covid-19 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ US has the highest COVID-19-attributed infections and deaths , accounting for 21 % of global deaths .

US President Donald Trump pointed to a man in the crowd of his rally in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, and said he'd kiss him to prove he was "immune" from coronavirus in a bizarre speech
Donald Trump says he'll kiss 'handsome' man at rally but 'not with a lot of enjoyment'
Donald Trump again said he would kiss people in the crowd at his latest rally as he boasted again about being "immune" from coronavirus.
The President said he would kiss a "handsome" man he spotted in the crowd although "not with a lot of enjoyment", as well as other men and women - and he again danced to YMCA at the end.
The US President was speaking about how important it is for him to get out of the White House and meet people.
At one point in his speech at John Murtha Johnstown-Cambria County Airport in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, on Tuesday night, the incumbent Republican leader threw Trump-branded face masks into the crowd of supporters.
He finished the rally as he always does by doing some awkward dad dancing to the Village People's biggest hit.
The President checked himself out of Walter Reed National Military Medical Center last week after just a few days, despite still suffering from coronavirus.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
However, having been given the all clear by physician Sean Conley to resume his election campaign tour from Saturday, Trump has painted the picture of someone who easily overcame the killer virus.
"I could have stayed in the basement of the White House - or maybe the top floor of the White House - I could have done that but I'm the President of the United States, I can't do that," he told the packed Johnstown rally.
"I've got to get out and I've got to meet people and I have to see people.
"And I know it's risky to do that. But you have to do what you have to do. You know, I'm the President.
"I can't sit in the basement and say 'let's wait this thing out'. I'm not going to do that.
"And now I'm immune, they tell me. I'm immune."
At this point the rambling speech - delivered by the maskless President in his trademark black suit and red tie - took a turn for the bizarre.
Image: DAVID MAXWELL/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock) DAVID MAXWELL/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock) Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
"I could come down and start kissing everybody. I'll kiss every guy - man and woman. Man and woman," he said.
"Look at that guy, how handsome he is," he continued, pointing to someone in the crowd. "And I'll kiss him - not with a lot of enjoyment but that's okay."
He had also threatened to kiss people during a rally in Florida on Monday, as well as similarly tossing Trump masks into the crowd.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
In Johnstown he said he felt like "Superman" after receiving treatment for coronavirus, "whatever the hell it was".
The President was given a cocktail of antibody treatments and steroids after his hospitalisation.
"I took something, I don’t know what the hell it was but it was a cure. I don’t know what it was. Antibodies, I dunno,” he said.
In a video filmed in the White House grounds last week, he'd claimed he was given Regeneron's experimental antibody cocktail REGN-COV2 which 'cured' him.
"I went in and I wasn't feeling so hot and within a very short period of time they gave me Regeneron.
"Other things too, but I think this was the key...it was like unbelievable. I felt good immediately."
At yesterday's rally he claimed before he contracted the disease, doctors had said surviving it made people immune for life, which is untrue.
Trump then promised to "crush the virus very quickly".
Confirmed cases of Coronavirus in the United States are currently rising.
A study published on September 29 found the US had a significantly higher Covid-19 mortality rate than European countries.
The US has the highest COVID-19-attributed infections and deaths, accounting for 21% of global deaths.


thedailymirror--2020-10-14--No, Kanye West is not beating Donald Trump in the Kentucky US election

Kanye West is not beating Donald Trump in the Kentucky US election .
At least , not as far as anyone knows .
The rapper tweeted an image apparently showing election results from the US state , where polls opened today for early voting .
The image appeared to show Libertarian candidate Jo Jorgensen winning the race with 36 % of the vote , with former child actor Brock Pierce in second place with 29 % .
In the image , Kanye ranks third with 19 % of the vote and 40,781 votes , ahead of both Joe Biden , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ just 2 % .
But early votes in Kentucky are not counted until election day on November 3 .
So is it a fake ?
Probably not , but it definitely is n't an actual tally of results .
The image is from a local news website , Lex 18 based in Lexington , Kentucky .
The election results page is n't accessible by clicking any links on the site 's home page .
And if you go to the direct link , the results system does n't return any data .
But @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can be found in Google 's cache of the webpage , dated October 11 .
Cached pages are snapshots of websites as they were on a particular date .
So where did these `` results '' come from ?
They were dummy results used to test the website .
It read : `` Someone discovered a cached web link that we used during June 's primary election to post Associated Press election results .
`` The old link was still populating current AP data and showed test results , which is part of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of elections The results shown were not valid .
They were simply part of a test .
`` We regret the discovery of the cached web link and have removed the data from that page .
We apologize for any confusion . ''
In a video released earlier this week , West urged voters to `` write in '' his name on their ballot .
A write-in candidate is someone whose name does not appear on the ballot but is instead physically written in by a voter .
The rapper and fashion designer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the White House .
However , his campaign has been hobbled by a failure to secure his name on the ballot in multiple states .
He has been asking voters to back him as a write-in candidate .

The rapper tweeted an image apparently showing election results from Kentucky which put him in third place - ahead of Donald Trump and Joe Biden
No, Kanye West is not beating Donald Trump in the Kentucky US election
Kanye West is not beating Donald Trump in the Kentucky US election.
At least, not as far as anyone knows.
The rapper tweeted an image apparently showing election results from the US state, where polls opened today for early voting.
The image appeared to show Libertarian candidate Jo Jorgensen winning the race with 36% of the vote, with former child actor Brock Pierce in second place with 29%.
In the image, Kanye ranks third with 19% of the vote and 40,781 votes, ahead of both Joe Biden, on 14% and Donald Trump on just 2%.
But early votes in Kentucky are not counted until election day on November 3.
So is it a fake? Probably not, but it definitely isn't an actual tally of results.
The image is from a local news website, Lex 18 based in Lexington, Kentucky.
The election results page isn't accessible by clicking any links on the site's home page.
And if you go to the direct link, the results system doesn't return any data.
But the results shared by Ye on Twitter can be found in Google's cache of the webpage, dated October 11.
Cached pages are snapshots of websites as they were on a particular date.
So where did these "results" come from? They were dummy results used to test the website.
Lex18 News confirmed this in a statement.
It read: "Someone discovered a cached web link that we used during June's primary election to post Associated Press election results.
"The old link was still populating current AP data and showed test results, which is part of the preparation the AP does in advance of elections
The results shown were not valid. They were simply part of a test.
"We regret the discovery of the cached web link and have removed the data from that page. We apologize for any confusion."
In a video released earlier this week, West urged voters to "write in" his name on their ballot.
A write-in candidate is someone whose name does not appear on the ballot but is instead physically written in by a voter.
The rapper and fashion designer announced in July he was running for the White House.
However, his campaign has been hobbled by a failure to secure his name on the ballot in multiple states. He has been asking voters to back him as a write-in candidate.


thedailymirror--2020-10-14--Oxford Covid vaccine boss warns UK won't get back to normal until at least July

The boss involved in developing the Oxford vaccine has warned face masks and social distancing will still be needed until July .
Professor Andrew Pollard warned that life will not get back to normal until the summer .
Meanwhile , the first coronavirus vaccine is unlikely to end the pandemic , a taskforce boss has warned in a separate sobering update .
Britain has stockpiled 340 million doses from six prototype vaccines - the most of any country - but Kate Bingham admits there are still plenty of uncertainties .
The head of the UK Vaccine Taskforce said a `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ vaccine at all '' and that any vaccine would likely require more than one dose .
`` Flu vaccines are 50 % effective , but they are widely used and have a big impact on reducing the clinical impacts of flu in the population , '' Ms Bingham told Sky News .
She added the UK had stockpiled so many doses in order to `` maximise our chances '' , and said it is important to cover every `` different immune profile '' .
An Oxford University/AstraZeneca vaccine and another from BioNTech/Pfizer are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ trials in the coming weeks .
Two other vaccines are also in similar stages , said Ms Bingham , who added there have n't been `` any serious safety signals '' as yet .
The vaccines in the final stage clinical trials have been administered to thousands of participants to check safety and effectiveness before researchers submit their data to regulators for approval .
Professor Jonathan Ball , a vaccine expert at Nottingham University , said antibody levels drop fairly rapidly after a person contracts the virus .
And if this happens with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a matter of weeks , adding while that is better than nothing , he did n't want to give people `` false hope '' .
Ms Bingham also made clear there was a `` slim '' chance the Oxford vaccine would be ready for Christmas .
It would be `` possible '' for a vaccine this year , she continued , but that depends on a number of factors including ensuring enough people are recruited into the studies and then whether enough infections are seen in the placebo group .
`` So , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ possible we could get a vaccine this year but it 's most likely that it 'll be next year , '' she said .
`` The ideal is that you get vaccinated and then you 're protected from infection for life .
`` Then the other extreme , the other bookend as it were , would be it does n't stop infection , but just reduces the severity of symptoms .
`` And frankly , I think anything that that falls in that spectrum , would be a plus . ''
Meanwhile , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rules would have to be followed even if one of the trials proved successful .
With the first batch of jabs to be initially only available to frontline health workers .
`` Life won ’ t be back to normal until summer at the earliest .
We may need masks until July , '' he told the Daily Mail .
`` Until we ’ ve got a high level of immunity in the population so that we can stop the virus so most vulnerable people are immune , there is going to be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ final stage trials are completed and submitted to the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency , scrutiny wo n't happen `` overnight '' , but rather weeks .
`` They will have to scrutinise the data very carefully – the public would not expect any less . ''
He added rolling out the vaccine will then pose a `` huge logistical challenge '' .
Ms Bingham , who is taking part in the Novavax vaccine trial herself , is urging elderly people and people from black , Asian and minority ethnic groups to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
At the moment more than nine in 10 people on the trial ( 93 % ) are white , 4 % are Asian and less than half a percent are black .
It comes amid reports that the Johnson & Johnson trial of its Covid-19 vaccine has been paused due to illness in one participant .
But experts stressed that trial pauses are a common aspect of clinical research .
The Oxford University study was paused temporarily after a participant fell ill , but has since resumed in the UK .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pause while officials assess the data .
To sign up to the vaccine registry , visit www.nhs.uk/researchcontact

Normal Christmas 'depends on our success' getting virus under control, says Johnson
Normal Christmas 'depends on our success' getting virus under control, says Johnson
Professor Andrew Pollard says until there is a high degree of immunity in the population the coronavirus will still pose a big risk in a sobering update to the weary nation
Oxford coronavirus vaccine boss warns UK won't get back to normal until at least July
The boss involved in developing the Oxford vaccine has warned face masks and social distancing will still be needed until July.
Professor Andrew Pollard warned that life will not get back to normal until the summer.
Meanwhile, the first coronavirus vaccine is unlikely to end the pandemic, a taskforce boss has warned in a separate sobering update.
Britain has stockpiled 340 million doses from six prototype vaccines - the most of any country - but Kate Bingham admits there are still plenty of uncertainties.
The head of the UK Vaccine Taskforce said a "partially effective vaccine is better than no vaccine at all" and that any vaccine would likely require more than one dose.
"Flu vaccines are 50% effective, but they are widely used and have a big impact on reducing the clinical impacts of flu in the population," Ms Bingham told Sky News.
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She added the UK had stockpiled so many doses in order to "maximise our chances", and said it is important to cover every "different immune profile".
An Oxford University/AstraZeneca vaccine and another from BioNTech/Pfizer are expected to release findings from phase 3 trials in the coming weeks.
Two other vaccines are also in similar stages, said Ms Bingham, who added there haven't been "any serious safety signals" as yet.
Image: Daily Mirror/Andy Stenning) Daily Mirror/Andy Stenning)
The vaccines in the final stage clinical trials have been administered to thousands of participants to check safety and effectiveness before researchers submit their data to regulators for approval.
Professor Jonathan Ball, a vaccine expert at Nottingham University, said antibody levels drop fairly rapidly after a person contracts the virus.
And if this happens with a vaccine, protection would only last a matter of weeks, adding while that is better than nothing, he didn't want to give people "false hope".
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Ms Bingham also made clear there was a "slim" chance the Oxford vaccine would be ready for Christmas.
It would be "possible" for a vaccine this year, she continued, but that depends on a number of factors including ensuring enough people are recruited into the studies and then whether enough infections are seen in the placebo group.
"So, if everything works, yes it's possible we could get a vaccine this year but it's most likely that it'll be next year," she said.
Image: Kate Bingham) Kate Bingham)
"The ideal is that you get vaccinated and then you're protected from infection for life.
"Then the other extreme, the other bookend as it were, would be it doesn't stop infection, but just reduces the severity of symptoms.
"And frankly, I think anything that that falls in that spectrum, would be a plus."
Meanwhile, Oxford vaccine head Professor Pollard warned strict rules would have to be followed even if one of the trials proved successful.
Image: Photos by John Cairns) Photos by John Cairns)
With the first batch of jabs to be initially only available to frontline health workers.
"Life won’t be back to normal until summer at the earliest. We may need masks until July," he told the Daily Mail.
"Until we’ve got a high level of immunity in the population so that we can stop the virus so most vulnerable people are immune, there is going to be a risk."
He said once final stage trials are completed and submitted to the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, scrutiny won't happen "overnight", but rather weeks.
"They will have to scrutinise the data very carefully – the public would not expect any less."
He added rolling out the vaccine will then pose a "huge logistical challenge".
Ms Bingham, who is taking part in the Novavax vaccine trial herself, is urging elderly people and people from black, Asian and minority ethnic groups to come forward to join the vaccine trials.
At the moment more than nine in 10 people on the trial (93%) are white, 4% are Asian and less than half a percent are black.
It comes amid reports that the Johnson & Johnson trial of its Covid-19 vaccine has been paused due to illness in one participant.
But experts stressed that trial pauses are a common aspect of clinical research.
The Oxford University study was paused temporarily after a participant fell ill, but has since resumed in the UK.
The American arm of the trial remains on pause while officials assess the data.
To sign up to the vaccine registry, visit www.nhs.uk/researchcontact


thedailymirror--2020-10-14--New Northern Ireland lockdown set to shut pubs and close schools for a fortnight

Northern Ireland is set for a period of intensified coronavirus restrictions after executive ministers agreed to closures of schools , pubs and restaurants .
The PA news agency understands pubs and restaurants will close for four weeks , with the exception of takeaways , while schools will close for two , one of which will cover the half-term Halloween break .
The moves do not amount to a full scale lockdown similar to that imposed during the first wave of the virus , but the measures nevertheless mark a significant ramping up of the administration 's response to spiralling infection @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stronger similarity to the `` circuit-breaker '' lockdown idea that critics are urging Boris Johnson to consider for England .
The Prime Minister has instead this week unveiled a three-tier local lockdown system , with places divided into 'medium ' , 'high ' and 'very high ' risk areas .
It is understood retail outlets will remain open , as will churches and gyms for individual training .
The restrictions were agreed after a stop-start meeting of the Stormont executive that extended past midnight and into Wednesday morning .
A formal announcement is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sitting of the Assembly in Belfast later on Wednesday .
It is expected that most sporting activities will be limited to elite athletes for the four weeks .
The current restrictions on household mixing are expected to remain as they are .
That would means no mixing of households in private dwellings , with exceptions including those joined in social bubbles , and gatherings in the gardens of private dwellings limited to six people from no more than two households .
It is anticipated that closures of hospitality outlets will come into force @ @ @ @ @ @ @ measures would be rolled out from Monday October 19 .
After the late night executive meeting concluded , deputy First Minister Michelle O'Neill tweeted : `` The Exec has given painstaking consideration to next steps .
`` We know this is hard and that people will be worried about their livelihoods , but we will do everything we possibly can to make sure there are protections in place for businesses , workers and families . ''
Earlier , during a break from the at times strained discussions , First Minister Arlene Foster vowed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and individuals impacted by any new measures .
The DUP leader , who will make the announcement in the Assembly , insisted it was not an option to `` close the country down '' .
`` For those who will be impacted by any restrictions that we agree , we will stand with you , and we will help you and financially support you as best we can , '' she said .
Mrs Foster said it was `` critical '' that `` long term '' school closures were avoided .
A further @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cases were reported by the Department of Health on Tuesday .
Some 6,286 new positive cases of the virus have been detected in the last seven days , bringing the total number of cases in the region to 21,898 .
As of Tuesday , there were 150 patients in hospitals with Covid-19 , including 23 in intensive care .
The Derry and Strabane Council area has been experiencing the highest infection rate in the UK and Ireland , with a seven day average of 970 cases per 100,000 people .
The area is @ @ @ @ @ @ @

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Northern Ireland is set to announce four weeks of tightened restrictions, shutting pubs and restaurants, as well as closing schools for a fortnight over half-term
New Northern Ireland lockdown set to shut pubs and close schools for a fortnight
Northern Ireland is set for a period of intensified coronavirus restrictions after executive ministers agreed to closures of schools, pubs and restaurants.
The PA news agency understands pubs and restaurants will close for four weeks, with the exception of takeaways, while schools will close for two, one of which will cover the half-term Halloween break.
The moves do not amount to a full scale lockdown similar to that imposed during the first wave of the virus, but the measures nevertheless mark a significant ramping up of the administration's response to spiralling infection rates.
And they also bear a stronger similarity to the "circuit-breaker" lockdown idea that critics are urging Boris Johnson to consider for England.
The Prime Minister has instead this week unveiled a three-tier local lockdown system, with places divided into 'medium', 'high' and 'very high' risk areas.
Image: PA) PA)
On Tuesday, Sir Keir Starmer made his most decisive coronavirus intervention yet, calling for a two to three-week "circuit breaker" lockdown, as the Labour leader accused the government of losing control of the virus.
It is understood retail outlets will remain open, as will churches and gyms for individual training.
The restrictions were agreed after a stop-start meeting of the Stormont executive that extended past midnight and into Wednesday morning.
A formal announcement is expected to be made during a special sitting of the Assembly in Belfast later on Wednesday.
It is expected that most sporting activities will be limited to elite athletes for the four weeks.
The current restrictions on household mixing are expected to remain as they are.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
That would means no mixing of households in private dwellings, with exceptions including those joined in social bubbles, and gatherings in the gardens of private dwellings limited to six people from no more than two households.
It is anticipated that closures of hospitality outlets will come into force on Friday October 16. The other measures would be rolled out from Monday October 19.
After the late night executive meeting concluded, deputy First Minister Michelle O'Neill tweeted: "The Exec has given painstaking consideration to next steps.
"We know this is hard and that people will be worried about their livelihoods, but we will do everything we possibly can to make sure there are protections in place for businesses, workers and families."
Earlier, during a break from the at times strained discussions, First Minister Arlene Foster vowed to "stand by" any businesses and individuals impacted by any new measures.
The DUP leader, who will make the announcement in the Assembly, insisted it was not an option to "close the country down".
Image: PA) PA) Image: PA) PA)
"For those who will be impacted by any restrictions that we agree, we will stand with you, and we will help you and financially support you as best we can," she said.
Mrs Foster said it was "critical" that "long term" school closures were avoided.
A further seven deaths with Covid-19 and another 863 cases were reported by the Department of Health on Tuesday.
Some 6,286 new positive cases of the virus have been detected in the last seven days, bringing the total number of cases in the region to 21,898.
As of Tuesday, there were 150 patients in hospitals with Covid-19, including 23 in intensive care.
The Derry and Strabane Council area has been experiencing the highest infection rate in the UK and Ireland, with a seven day average of 970 cases per 100,000 people.
The area is already subject to additional localised restrictions.


thedailymirror--2020-10-14--Meghan lifts lid on 'fun' with Archie and wants to 'make world better for him'

Meghan Markle says she enjoys the `` fun and silliness '' with son Archie but vowed to make the world a better place for him .
She also raised concerns that some people are addicted to social media , likening the habit to drug addiction .
Appearing at Fortune 's members-only Most Powerful Women Next Gen Summit , the Duchess of Sussex revealed she would not be proud of herself as a mother if she had not tried to `` make this world better '' for son Archie .
But she added that she was `` cautious of putting my @ @ @ @ @ @ @ when speaking publicly , instead choosing topics that are `` fairly straight forward '' .
When asked about whether motherhood had made her more courageous or more cautious , Meghan , speaking from her home in California , replied : `` It 's interesting because my gut is that it makes you more courageous .
`` It makes you so concerned for the world they 're going to inherit , and so the things that you 're able to tolerate on your own are not the same .
`` For you go every @ @ @ @ @ @ @ better for him , how can I make this world better for Archie ?
And that is a shared belief between my husband and I .
`` At the same time I am cautious of putting my family in a position of risk by certain things , and so I try to be rather very clear with what I say and to not make it controversial , but instead to talk about things that seem fairly straight forward - like exercising your right to vote . ''
She added : `` As a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and silliness and games with my son , but I would n't be able to feel proud of myself as a mom if I did n't know that I was n't doing my part to make it a better place for him . ''
Touching on the topic of social media , Meghan raised concerns that it was an `` addiction '' for some , adding that she does not have any online accounts for her `` own self-preservation '' .
The Duchess closed her personal Twitter , Instagram and Facebook accounts four @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sussex , while her lifestyle blog thetig.com shut down in 2017 .
`` I have made a personal choice to not have any accounts so I do n't know what 's out there and in many ways that 's helpful for me , '' she told the event on Tuesday .
`` I have a lot of concerns for people that have become obsessed with it and it is so much a part of our daily culture for so many people that it 's an addiction .
`` Like many others , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ things in this world where you call the person who 's engaging with it a user .
`` People who are addicted to drugs are called users and people who are on social media are called users and there is something algorithmically that is in there that is creating this obsession and I think it 's very unhealthy for a lot of people . ''

The Duchess of Sussex vowed to make the world a better place for her young son and also raised concerns about social media users, making a comparison with drug addiction
Meghan Markle lifts lid on 'fun' with Archie and wants to 'make world better for him'
Meghan Markle says she enjoys the "fun and silliness" with son Archie but vowed to make the world a better place for him.
She also raised concerns that some people are addicted to social media, likening the habit to drug addiction.
Appearing at Fortune's members-only Most Powerful Women Next Gen Summit, the Duchess of Sussex revealed she would not be proud of herself as a mother if she had not tried to "make this world better" for son Archie.
But she added that she was "cautious of putting my family in a position of risk" when speaking publicly, instead choosing topics that are "fairly straight forward".
When asked about whether motherhood had made her more courageous or more cautious, Meghan, speaking from her home in California, replied: "It's interesting because my gut is that it makes you more courageous.
"It makes you so concerned for the world they're going to inherit, and so the things that you're able to tolerate on your own are not the same.
"For you go every single day how can I make this better for him, how can I make this world better for Archie? And that is a shared belief between my husband and I.
"At the same time I am cautious of putting my family in a position of risk by certain things, and so I try to be rather very clear with what I say and to not make it controversial, but instead to talk about things that seem fairly straight forward - like exercising your right to vote."
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She added: "As a parent I can enjoy all the fun and silliness and games with my son, but I wouldn't be able to feel proud of myself as a mom if I didn't know that I wasn't doing my part to make it a better place for him."
Touching on the topic of social media, Meghan raised concerns that it was an "addiction" for some, adding that she does not have any online accounts for her "own self-preservation".
The Duchess closed her personal Twitter, Instagram and Facebook accounts four months before she wed the Duke of Sussex, while her lifestyle blog thetig.com shut down in 2017.
"I have made a personal choice to not have any accounts so I don't know what's out there and in many ways that's helpful for me," she told the event on Tuesday.
"I have a lot of concerns for people that have become obsessed with it and it is so much a part of our daily culture for so many people that it's an addiction.
"Like many others, and you know, there are very few things in this world where you call the person who's engaging with it a user.
"People who are addicted to drugs are called users and people who are on social media are called users and there is something algorithmically that is in there that is creating this obsession and I think it's very unhealthy for a lot of people."


thedailymirror--2020-10-14--Princess Andre dances to Cardi B's raunchy WAP risking dad Peter's wrath

Peter Andre would have been horrified if he saw his teenage daughter Princess dancing to Cardi B 's raunchy track WAP on TikTok .
Fortunately for the 47-year-old singer and reality star , the video of his 13-year-old daughter was deleted from the site shortly after it was posted .
Princess would be hoping that she has avoided the wrath of her father after she chose a song that would have left him red-faced , for her latest TikTok performance .
Peter has not been secretive with his feelings about his children having social media accounts and was a reluctant @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
He has often shown that he is very protective of his children from the cruel world of social media and has even said that he wo n't let Princess date anyone until she is 30 .
This came after Peter , who shares Princess with Katie Price along with his 15-year-old son Junior , was asked to chaperon his daughter on a date .
He spoke about the moment on Wednesday 's Loose Women , in a segment called Loose Loved Ones .
As well as saying how much he wants to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ beans on his first date with wife Emily , who appeared on the show with him .
Relating to his own experiences as a teen , Peter said it would be fine if his daughter did n't feel the need to meet someone until she was `` 32 '' .
Peter said : “ I made so many mistakes as a teenager ...
I ’ ve got no right to say what not to do ...
But I guess I don ’ t want them to make the same mistakes.
” It was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ dad that she wanted to meet a boy called Dylan and that she wanted Peter to accompany her on the date with him .
The Mysterious Girl singer described the moment as a `` bombshell '' and that Princess was `` stressing '' him with requests to see her fancy man .
The scenario was played out on the family 's YouTube reality show , Life With The Andres .
Peter said : `` What ?
Can I ask you a question ? ''
Princess replied : `` I want to meet up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ And his parents can come too so you can speak to his parents . ''
Peter was a bit taken aback and said to his daughter : `` Woah .
Let 's reverse a bit .
You want to meet up with Dylan .
You just want to throw that on me like that ? ''
It would seem that it is good luck to Princess if she ever wants a boyfriend .
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Peter Andre would have been horrified to see his 13-year-old daughter Princess dancing to WAP on TikTok but the video was swiftly deleted from the site
Peter Andre would have been horrified if he saw his teenage daughter Princess dancing to Cardi B's raunchy track WAP on TikTok.
Fortunately for the 47-year-old singer and reality star, the video of his 13-year-old daughter was deleted from the site shortly after it was posted.
Princess would be hoping that she has avoided the wrath of her father after she chose a song that would have left him red-faced, for her latest TikTok performance.
Peter has not been secretive with his feelings about his children having social media accounts and was a reluctant father when Princess joined TikTok last year.
Image: TikTok) TikTok)
He has often shown that he is very protective of his children from the cruel world of social media and has even said that he won't let Princess date anyone until she is 30.
This came after Peter, who shares Princess with Katie Price along with his 15-year-old son Junior, was asked to chaperon his daughter on a date.
He spoke about the moment on Wednesday's Loose Women, in a segment called Loose Loved Ones.
As well as saying how much he wants to protect Princess, Peter also spilled the beans on his first date with wife Emily, who appeared on the show with him.
Image: TikTok) TikTok)
Relating to his own experiences as a teen, Peter said it would be fine if his daughter didn't feel the need to meet someone until she was "32".
Peter said: “I made so many mistakes as a teenager... I’ve got no right to say what not to do... But I guess I don’t want them to make the same mistakes.”
It was in the summer that Princess informed her dad that she wanted to meet a boy called Dylan and that she wanted Peter to accompany her on the date with him.
The Mysterious Girl singer described the moment as a "bombshell" and that Princess was "stressing" him with requests to see her fancy man.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
The scenario was played out on the family's YouTube reality show, Life With The Andres.
Peter said: "What? Can I ask you a question?"
Princess replied: "I want to meet up with Dylan. You can come! And his parents can come too so you can speak to his parents."
Peter was a bit taken aback and said to his daughter: "Woah. Let's reverse a bit. You want to meet up with Dylan. You just want to throw that on me like that?"
It would seem that it is good luck to Princess if she ever wants a boyfriend.
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thedailymirror--2020-10-14--Trump says he felt like 'Superman' after treatment, 'whatever the hell it was'

Donald Trump said he felt like `` Superman '' after receiving treatment for coronavirus , `` whatever the hell it was '' .
The President was given a cocktail of antibody treatments and steroids after his hospitalisation for Covid-19 two weeks ago .
Speaking at a rally in Pennsylvania tonight , the US President said : `` I took something , I don ’ t know what the hell it was but it was a cure .
I don ’ t know what it was .
Antibodies , I dunno.
” He tossed Trump-branded face coverings into the audience - @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a little dance to YMCA .
He also again threatened to kiss audience members at the massive , largely mask-free rally .
He said : `` I could come down and start kissing everybody .
Kiss every guy , man and woman , man and woman . ''
Pointing out a supporter in the crowd , he said : `` Look at that guy , how handsome he is .
`` I ’ ll kiss him .
Not with as much enjoyment , but that ’ s ok. '' He repeated his claim @ @ @ @ @ @ @ virus , asking people in the crowd to raise their hands if they 'd had the virus .
`` You 're the people I want to say hello to , because you 're immune '' , he said .
And he claimed before he contracted the disease , doctors had said surviving the virus made people immune for life , which is untrue .
`` Once I got it , they give you four months , '' he claimed .
`` We 're going to crush the virus very quickly .
It 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' the President said .
He added : `` Almost 90 % less mortality , you know the mortality rate is at 85 , if you had it seven or eight months ago it 's not as good as if you have it now .
`` And soon it 's going to be perfecto . ''
At the end of the rally , the President once again danced to YMCA , after a video of him at Monday night 's Florida rally went viral .
Confirmed cases of Coronavirus in the United States @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on September 29 found the US had a significantly higher Covid-19 mortality rate than European countries .
The US has the highest COVID-19-attributed infections and deaths , accounting for 21 % of global deaths .

The President again threatened to kiss audience members at a massive, largely mask-free rally in Pennsylvania
Donald Trump felt like 'Superman' after coronavirus treatment 'whatever the hell it was'
Donald Trump said he felt like "Superman" after receiving treatment for coronavirus, "whatever the hell it was".
The President was given a cocktail of antibody treatments and steroids after his hospitalisation for Covid-19 two weeks ago.
Speaking at a rally in Pennsylvania tonight, the US President said: "I took something, I don’t know what the hell it was but it was a cure. I don’t know what it was. Antibodies, I dunno.”
He tossed Trump-branded face coverings into the audience - and ended his rally by again doing a little dance to YMCA.
He also again threatened to kiss audience members at the massive, largely mask-free rally.
He said: "I could come down and start kissing everybody. Kiss every guy, man and woman, man and woman."
Pointing out a supporter in the crowd, he said: "Look at that guy, how handsome he is.
"I’ll kiss him. Not with as much enjoyment, but that’s ok."
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
He repeated his claim to be "immune" to the virus, asking people in the crowd to raise their hands if they'd had the virus.
"You're the people I want to say hello to, because you're immune", he said.
And he claimed before he contracted the disease, doctors had said surviving the virus made people immune for life, which is untrue.
"Once I got it, they give you four months," he claimed.
"We're going to crush the virus very quickly. It's happening already, it's happening," the President said.
He added: "Almost 90% less mortality, you know the mortality rate is at 85, if you had it seven or eight months ago it's not as good as if you have it now.
"And soon it's going to be perfecto."
At the end of the rally, the President once again danced to YMCA, after a video of him at Monday night's Florida rally went viral.
Confirmed cases of Coronavirus in the United States are currently rising.
A study published on September 29 found the US had a significantly higher Covid-19 mortality rate than European countries.
The US has the highest COVID-19-attributed infections and deaths, accounting for 21% of global deaths.