thedailymirror--2020-05-12--Madonna lifts lid on plans to go under the knife as fans fear for her health

Madonna has unveiled her plans to get regenerative treatment amid her long-suffering health battles .
The Queen of Pop , 61 , revealed she has a `` missing cartilage '' after suffering a slew of injuries earlier this year .
Alongside a series of very daring snaps on Instagram , she announced the news amid snowballing concerns for her health among her 15 million followers .
Clad in racy lace black lingerie , Madonna posed up a storm for the camera .
She wrote : `` Finally going to get my regenerative treatment for my missing cartilage !
!
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ if I could after 8 months of being in pain !
Wish me Luck ! ''
Regenerative medicine has been used to replace human cells , tissues or organs to restore or establish normal function .
Madonna has been plagued with health issues since the start of her tour for her latest album .
She was forced to debut at the London Palladium two days later than intended .
The songstress has been said to have pushed her body to its limits as she faces `` overwhelming pain ” and exhaustion .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ irreversible damage to her body '' on Facebook following the cancellation of her last US show in December .
She wrote : `` They have made it very clear to me that if l ’ am to continue my tour— I must rest for as long as possible so that I don ’ t inflict further and Irreversible damage to my body . ''
She added : `` I have never let an injury stop me from performing but this time i have to accept that there is no shame in being human @ @ @ @ @ @ @ . ''
Having suffered from horrific knee and hip injuries , it would seem there 's no keeping her down as she blasted through the intense choreography from the show .
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Madonna, 61, shared a series of very daring snaps on Instagram with her 15 million followers as she unveiled her plans to have regenerative treatment
Madonna, 61, lifts lid on plans to go under the knife as fans fear for her health
Madonna has unveiled her plans to get regenerative treatment amid her long-suffering health battles.
The Queen of Pop, 61, revealed she has a "missing cartilage" after suffering a slew of injuries earlier this year.
Alongside a series of very daring snaps on Instagram, she announced the news amid snowballing concerns for her health among her 15 million followers.
Clad in racy lace black lingerie, Madonna posed up a storm for the camera.
She wrote: "Finally going to get my regenerative treatment for my missing cartilage!!
"I would be jumping up and down if I could after 8 months of being in pain! Wish me Luck!"
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
Regenerative medicine has been used to replace human cells, tissues or organs to restore or establish normal function.
Madonna has been plagued with health issues since the start of her tour for her latest album.
She was forced to debut at the London Palladium two days later than intended.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
The songstress has been said to have pushed her body to its limits as she faces "overwhelming pain” and exhaustion.
The Express Yourself hitmaker opened up about "irreversible damage to her body" on Facebook following the cancellation of her last US show in December.
She wrote: "They have made it very clear to me that if l’am to continue my tour— I must rest for as long as possible so that I don’t inflict further and Irreversible damage to my body."
Image: Madonna/Twitter) Madonna/Twitter)
She added: "I have never let an injury stop me from performing but this time i have to accept that there is no shame in being human and having to press the pause button."
Having suffered from horrific knee and hip injuries, it would seem there's no keeping her down as she blasted through the intense choreography from the show.
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thedailymirror--2020-05-12--Kendall Jenner shows off supermodel figure in lace bodysuit for sexy bed selfie

Kendall Jenner got pulses racing for a saucy bed selfie on Tuesday .
The runway model teased fans with a racy photo of herself dressed in lace black lingerie as she struck up a pose across her huge bed .
Kendall dared to flash some skin in the sheer bodysuit which clung to her tiny supermodel figure .
The supermodel , 24 , looked stunning as she unveiled her natural make-up look and contoured face .
In an honest statement , the catwalk queen admitted she had done her glam for the first time in a while during lockdown .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' the famous KUWTK star wrote .
Kendall 's half-sister Khloe Kardashian could n't get enough of the jaw-dropping photo .
She commented : `` Wow wow wow '' .
Kendall racked up a total of 4.1million likes on the revealing photo .
The brunette beauty has been holed up in her incredible Beverly Hills mansion while she has been isolating away from her large family in lockdown .
Kendall moved into her beautiful home in 2017 .
It has been nestled hidden in a gated community to ensure ultimate privacy .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is painted a glowing tumeric colour and terracotta tiles feature through the driveway and outdoor area that boasts large statues .
Kendall has several huge mirrors hanging around her home , which proves to be perfect for her to take Instagram selfies .
To keep herself mega busy in lockdown , the star has been posting lots of throwback photos as she reminisces on good memories .
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KARDASHIAN FAMILY GET EMOTIONAL ABOUT CORONAVIRUS AS KYLIE REVEALS SOMEONE CLOSE TO HOME HAS IT
KARDASHIAN FAMILY GET EMOTIONAL ABOUT CORONAVIRUS AS KYLIE REVEALS SOMEONE CLOSE TO HOME HAS IT
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Kendall Jenner teased her Instagram fans with a sexy bed selfie and exposed her effortless beauty while she's holed up in lockdown
Kendall Jenner shows off supermodel figure in lace bodysuit for sexy bed selfie
Kendall Jenner got pulses racing for a saucy bed selfie on Tuesday.
The runway model teased fans with a racy photo of herself dressed in lace black lingerie as she struck up a pose across her huge bed.
Kendall dared to flash some skin in the sheer bodysuit which clung to her tiny supermodel figure.
The supermodel, 24, looked stunning as she unveiled her natural make-up look and contoured face.
In an honest statement, the catwalk queen admitted she had done her glam for the first time in a while during lockdown.
"Did my makeup n stuff," the famous KUWTK star wrote.
Image: Kendall Jenner/Instagram) Kendall Jenner/Instagram)
Kendall's half-sister Khloe Kardashian couldn't get enough of the jaw-dropping photo. She commented: "Wow wow wow".
Her younger sister Kylie gushed: "Kendall!!!!!"
Kendall racked up a total of 4.1million likes on the revealing photo.
Image: Kendall Jenner/Instagram) Kendall Jenner/Instagram)
The brunette beauty has been holed up in her incredible Beverly Hills mansion while she has been isolating away from her large family in lockdown.
Kendall moved into her beautiful home in 2017.
It has been nestled hidden in a gated community to ensure ultimate privacy.
Image: DIGITAL/EROTEME.CO.UK) DIGITAL/EROTEME.CO.UK)
The property has always stood out as it is painted a glowing tumeric colour and terracotta tiles feature through the driveway and outdoor area that boasts large statues.
Kendall has several huge mirrors hanging around her home, which proves to be perfect for her to take Instagram selfies.
To keep herself mega busy in lockdown, the star has been posting lots of throwback photos as she reminisces on good memories.
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thedailymirror--2020-05-12--Nurse apologises to church warden for failing to save him after knife attack

A nurse has sent a heartbreaking apology to a church warden who was allegedly stabbed to death in an attack at a supermarket , saying : “ I ’ m sorry I couldn ’ t save you.
” Lisa Way , 53 , left the message in a floral tribute to John Rees , 88 , who died as his wife Eunice , 87 , waited in the car outside the Co-op shop in Penygraig , Rhondda .
A card with the flowers said : `` Dearest John , I am so sorry I could n't save you .
I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Lisa Way xxx '' She was also injured in the incident and was treated at the Royal Glamorgan Hospital where she works .
John ’ s nephew Michael Smith paid tribute to his uncle , who “ would do anything for anyone ” .
He said : “ He was so very well thought of .
If you try and think what would he do in a situation and do it , you ’ ll be on the right track.
” Mr Smith said he reacted with `` absolute disbelief '' when he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the shopping trip .
He added : `` It 's incredibly upsetting .
You feel sorry for the person impacted , but you have no comprehension about the knock on for the family . ''
Mr Smith said his aunt Eunice , who suffers from dementia , was “ extremely frail ” and `` completely dependent '' on John .
She was still in the car outside the shop when police found her .
Zara Radcliffe , 29 , of Tonypandy , Rhondda , has been charged with murdering John and the attempted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 58 , and Gaynor Saurin , 65 .
A previous hearing at Cardiff Crown Court was told the preliminary cause of death for John was severe blunt force trauma .

Lisa Way apologised in a floral tribute she left for John Rees, 88, who was allegedly stabbed to death by 29-year-old Zara Radcliffe in a Co-op in Penygraig, Rhondda, Wales
A nurse has sent a heartbreaking apology to a church warden who was allegedly stabbed to death in an attack at a supermarket, saying: “I’m sorry I couldn’t save you.”
Lisa Way, 53, left the message in a floral tribute to John Rees, 88, who died as his wife Eunice, 87, waited in the car outside the Co-op shop in Penygraig, Rhondda.
A card with the flowers said: "Dearest John, I am so sorry I couldn't save you. I hope you are at peace now. Lisa Way xxx"
She was also injured in the incident and was treated at the Royal Glamorgan Hospital where she works.
Image: WALES NEWS SERVICE) WALES NEWS SERVICE)
John’s nephew Michael Smith paid tribute to his uncle, who “would do anything for anyone”.
He said: “He was so very well thought of. If you try and think what would he do in a situation and do it, you’ll be on the right track.”
Mr Smith said he reacted with "absolute disbelief" when he heard how his uncle was killed on the shopping trip.
He added: "It's incredibly upsetting. You feel sorry for the person impacted, but you have no comprehension about the knock on for the family."
Mr Smith said his aunt Eunice, who suffers from dementia, was “extremely frail” and "completely dependent" on John.
She was still in the car outside the shop when police found her.
Zara Radcliffe, 29, of Tonypandy, Rhondda, has been charged with murdering John and the attempted murders of Lisa, Andrew Price, 58, and Gaynor Saurin, 65.
A previous hearing at Cardiff Crown Court was told the preliminary cause of death for John was severe blunt force trauma.


thedailymirror--2020-05-12--'Dangerous' strategy guarantees future lockdowns, SAGE rivals warn

Further lockdowns are an `` inevitable '' consequence of the Government 's coronavirus strategy , a board of top scientists has said .
The Independent Sage group of scientists was recently set up to offer advice in addition to the Government 's Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies ( SAGE ) .
Its experts have claimed that the current coronavirus response is `` potentially dangerous '' and will lead to further spikes in infections which could in turn trigger future lockdowns .
The group 's report said : `` Without suppression ( of coronavirus ) we shall inevitably see a more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ more deaths and potentially further partial or national lockdowns , with the economic costs that will incur .
`` The Government should take all necessary measures to control the virus through suppression and not simply managing its spread .
`` Evidence must show that COVID-19 transmission is controlled before measures are relaxed .
`` We detect ambivalence in the Government 's strategic response with some advisers promoting the idea of simply 'flattening the curve ' or ensuring the NHS is not overwhelmed .
`` We find this attitude counter-productive and potentially dangerous .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ failure to bring in comprehensive contact tracing from the start of the epidemic .
Professor Allyson Pollock , co-director of the Newcastle University Centre for Excellence in Regulatory Science , told The Sun : `` It was a puzzle as to why contact tracing stopped on March 12 .
`` We were given two reasons - that it was n't effective and there were n't sufficient resources .
`` ( The UK ) needs to rebuild contact tracing locally through teams , you will need tens of thousands of contact tracers . ''
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Monday , the committee raised concerns about the selective lifting of lockdown restrictions .
Susan Michie , professor of health psychology and director of the Centre for Behaviour Change at University College London , said there was a risk of the measures causing division .
She said the public 's willingness to follow restrictions had been surprising , but largely down to a collective solidarity .
Prof Michie said : `` Going forward , in terms of lifting the lockdown it 's going to be a very different situation because in the lockdown @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the whole population , by and large .
`` But what we 're going to be seeing is different measures for different sections of the population and so this has the potential for undermining the collective solidarity that has been so important for trust , for adherence , for helping each other , and if it 's not handled well , risks potential division between groups , risks perceived inequality and injustice and unfairness , which can lead to resentment and anger and people getting alienated from the collective and what 's being @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is led by Sir David King , former chief scientific advisor to the Government .
His 12-strong committee of academics says it is keen to investigate seven key points , including how successful testing and tracing can be achieved , and what social distancing measures will be needed in future .
Sir David said he will share their findings and workings with the public by streaming meetings on YouTube .

The Independent Sage group of scientists, set up separately from the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies, has urged the Government take all necessary measures to control the virus
Further lockdowns are an "inevitable" consequence of the Government's coronavirus strategy, a board of top scientists has said.
The Independent Sage group of scientists was recently set up to offer advice in addition to the Government's Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE).
Its experts have claimed that the current coronavirus response is "potentially dangerous" and will lead to further spikes in infections which could in turn trigger future lockdowns.
The group's report said: "Without suppression (of coronavirus) we shall inevitably see a more rapid return of local epidemics resulting in more deaths and potentially further partial or national lockdowns, with the economic costs that will incur.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
"The Government should take all necessary measures to control the virus through suppression and not simply managing its spread.
"Evidence must show that COVID-19 transmission is controlled before measures are relaxed.
"We detect ambivalence in the Government's strategic response with some advisers promoting the idea of simply 'flattening the curve' or ensuring the NHS is not overwhelmed.
"We find this attitude counter-productive and potentially dangerous."
Independent Sage targeted the Government's failure to bring in comprehensive contact tracing from the start of the epidemic.
Professor Allyson Pollock, co-director of the Newcastle University Centre for Excellence in Regulatory Science, told The Sun : "It was a puzzle as to why contact tracing stopped on March 12.
"We were given two reasons - that it wasn't effective and there weren't sufficient resources.
"(The UK) needs to rebuild contact tracing locally through teams, you will need tens of thousands of contact tracers."
At its first meeting via videocall on Monday, the committee raised concerns about the selective lifting of lockdown restrictions.
Image: Anadolu Agency via Getty Images) Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)
Susan Michie, professor of health psychology and director of the Centre for Behaviour Change at University College London, said there was a risk of the measures causing division.
She said the public's willingness to follow restrictions had been surprising, but largely down to a collective solidarity.
Prof Michie said: "Going forward, in terms of lifting the lockdown it's going to be a very different situation because in the lockdown similar measures were being carried out across the whole population, by and large.
"But what we're going to be seeing is different measures for different sections of the population and so this has the potential for undermining the collective solidarity that has been so important for trust, for adherence, for helping each other, and if it's not handled well, risks potential division between groups, risks perceived inequality and injustice and unfairness, which can lead to resentment and anger and people getting alienated from the collective and what's being asked of them."
The group is led by Sir David King, former chief scientific advisor to the Government.
His 12-strong committee of academics says it is keen to investigate seven key points, including how successful testing and tracing can be achieved, and what social distancing measures will be needed in future.
Sir David said he will share their findings and workings with the public by streaming meetings on YouTube.


thedailymirror--2020-05-12--Jeremy Clarkson almost swears after winning Millionaire contestant £250,000

Jeremy Clarkson jumped out of his chair in excitement tonight after managing to win a Who Wants To Be A Millionaire ?
contestant £250,000 .
The 60-year-old presenter notoriously struggles when used as a lifeline for stumped contestants .
But tonight , when it really mattered , Jeremy knew the answer and helped retired GP Andrew Townsley inch closer to the £1million question .
Andrew admitted that he was n't sure after being asked which mountain the Twelve Apostles were connected to .
He decided to use his lifeline on Jeremy , who told him that he believed it was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ % certain it 's Table Mountain , '' Jeremy said .
Andrew responded : `` Then I will take your advice Jeremy and say Table Mountain , final answer . ''
`` This is nerve wracking , '' Jeremy admitted , appearing to go pale .
`` Computer , can you reveal the final answer ? ''
When Table Mountain lit up green , Jeremy gasped in relief as he threw his head back .
Turning to the audience , Jeremy said : `` That feels good .
I swivelled with joy there @ @ @ @ @ @ @ £1million question , but did n't know the answer so walked away with £50,000 .
*Who Wants To Be A Millionaire returns tomorrow at 9pm on ITV

Jeremy Clarkson jumps out of chair after winning Millionaire contestant £250,000
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Jeremy Clarkson helped retired GP Andrew Townsley inch closer to the £1million question on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire this evening
Jeremy Clarkson almost jumps out of chair after winning Millionaire contestant £250,000
Jeremy Clarkson jumped out of his chair in excitement tonight after managing to win a Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? contestant £250,000.
The 60-year-old presenter notoriously struggles when used as a lifeline for stumped contestants.
But tonight, when it really mattered, Jeremy knew the answer and helped retired GP Andrew Townsley inch closer to the £1million question.
Andrew admitted that he wasn't sure after being asked which mountain the Twelve Apostles were connected to.
Image: ITV) ITV) Image: ITV) ITV)
He decided to use his lifeline on Jeremy, who told him that he believed it was Table Mountain.
"I'm 93.7% certain it's Table Mountain," Jeremy said.
Image: ITV) ITV) Image: ITV) ITV)
Andrew responded: "Then I will take your advice Jeremy and say Table Mountain, final answer."
"This is nerve wracking," Jeremy admitted, appearing to go pale. "Computer, can you reveal the final answer?"
When Table Mountain lit up green, Jeremy gasped in relief as he threw his head back.
"Oh f-" Jeremy began.
Turning to the audience, Jeremy said: "That feels good. I swivelled with joy there."
Andrew managed to reach the £1million question, but didn't know the answer so walked away with £50,000.
*Who Wants To Be A Millionaire returns tomorrow at 9pm on ITV


thedailymirror--2020-05-12--Mertesacker going to give Arteta 'selection headaches' with academy quality

The Arsenal academy operates at such a high standard that Mikel Arteta must be thinking `` What 's going on ? ''
That 's according to Arsenal 's academy manager Per Mertesacker , who says it 's his job to give the Gunners boss selection headaches .
In the past few years the club has seen the likes of Joe Willock , Eddie Nketiah , Reiss Nelson and Bukayo Saka progress through the ranks .
And Mertesacker has suggested that this trend will continue , and that Arteta will be struggling to name an XI he 'll have so much @ @ @ @ @ @ @ We are really keen on giving Mikel Arteta a lot of headaches , you know , '' Mertesacker told Ian Wright on his YouTube channel for Adidas Home Team .
`` He must be thinking , 'What 's going on in the academy ? '
Every year there is the potential two , three players who can step onto that court .
`` But I know his standards , I know what he stands for , so I need to prepare the players really well so when they step into the first-team environment @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Arsenal left-back Kieran Tierney recently opened up on Arteta 's training ground standards , and how he teaches his players to negate the press .
`` I 've seen all his video meetings , I 've been in the meetings together as a team , '' Tierney said .
`` Before the games , after the games , and just his analysis is amazing .
`` In Dubai for the winter break , I was doing some one-to-one work with him , and that 's when I realised 'this is brilliant ' .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ knows what 's going to happen in a game and how it 's going to happen .
What you should do , where you 're going to get pressed from and where your options should be .
`` You should know where the left mid 's going to be , the centre-mid , so you can just play in sync .
Everybody 's one brain and I think that 's perfect . ''
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Arsenal's academy manager Per Mertesacker says it's his job to give Gunners boss Mikel Arteta a selection headache by preparing young players for first team football
The Arsenal academy operates at such a high standard that Mikel Arteta must be thinking "What's going on?"
That's according to Arsenal's academy manager Per Mertesacker, who says it's his job to give the Gunners boss selection headaches.
In the past few years the club has seen the likes of Joe Willock, Eddie Nketiah, Reiss Nelson and Bukayo Saka progress through the ranks.
And Mertesacker has suggested that this trend will continue, and that Arteta will be struggling to name an XI he'll have so much quality on the training ground.
"We are really keen on giving Mikel Arteta a lot of headaches, you know," Mertesacker told Ian Wright on his YouTube channel for Adidas Home Team.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
"He must be thinking, 'What's going on in the academy?' Every year there is the potential two, three players who can step onto that court.
"But I know his standards, I know what he stands for, so I need to prepare the players really well so when they step into the first-team environment they are ready and prepared."
Arsenal left-back Kieran Tierney recently opened up on Arteta's training ground standards, and how he teaches his players to negate the press.
"I've seen all his video meetings, I've been in the meetings together as a team," Tierney said. "Before the games, after the games, and just his analysis is amazing.
"In Dubai for the winter break, I was doing some one-to-one work with him, and that's when I realised 'this is brilliant'.
Image: Action Images via Reuters) Action Images via Reuters)
"Just to me like, he knows what's going to happen in a game and how it's going to happen. What you should do, where you're going to get pressed from and where your options should be.
"You should know where the left mid's going to be, the centre-mid, so you can just play in sync. Everybody's one brain and I think that's perfect."
* Ian Wright's interviews with Per Mertesacker and Patrick Vieira are part of the adidas #hometeam campaign, for more information visit https://www.adidas.co.uk/hometeam
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thedailymirror--2020-05-12--Corey La Barrie's family raise over £16k ahead of tragic YouTube star's funeral

YouTube star Corey La Barrie 's family have raised over £16,000 for his funeral after he died over the weekend .
The social media personality was killed in a car crash in Los Angeles on his 25th birthday on Sunday .
His pal Daniel Silva has been arrested for murder in connection with the crash , according to local US media .
In the wake of Corey 's death , the YouTuber 's family has started a Go Fund Me page for his funeral .
The page has raised over £16,000 ( $ 20,000 ) and remained on goal to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 15,000 ) .
Corey 's brother has since broken his silence on the catastrophic event on his Instagram .
He said : `` I just wan na say thank you all so much for the support and love to me and my family , it means a lot . ''
The YouTuber 's brother urged fans to donate and let them know where to find the link to the page .
`` We started a go fund me so we can give Corey the best funeral he deserves , swipe up or links @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' he added .
A further emotional statement addressed the star 's funeral service on the fundraising page .
It read : `` With such a shock , Corey 's family now has the mighty and wearying task to keep their lives in order after such a tragic loss for which they were not prepared .
`` As you can imagine , the family is grieving right now and the last thing we want them to worry about is finances .
Memorial expenses are only the beginning for Corey 's family . ''
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ was killed in the crash after news broke on social media .
His death was later deemed as murder .
Los Angeles Police Department arrested Ink Masters tattooist Daniel Silva , according to local US media .
A statement released by LAPD announced at the time : `` The Los Angeles Police Department 's Valley Traffic Division announce the arrest of Daniel Joseph Silva , a 27-year-old driver and resident of Los Angeles for murder . ''
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Corey La Barrie's family are now raising funds for his upcoming funeral after he was killed in a car crash on his 25th birthday
YouTube star Corey La Barrie's family have raised over £16,000 for his funeral after he died over the weekend.
The social media personality was killed in a car crash in Los Angeles on his 25th birthday on Sunday.
His pal Daniel Silva has been arrested for murder in connection with the crash, according to local US media.
In the wake of Corey's death, the YouTuber's family has started a Go Fund Me page for his funeral.
The page has raised over £16,000 ($20,000) and remained on goal to hit their target of £121,000 ($15,000).
Image: INSTAGRAM) INSTAGRAM)
Corey's brother has since broken his silence on the catastrophic event on his Instagram.
He said: "I just wanna say thank you all so much for the support and love to me and my family, it means a lot."
The YouTuber's brother urged fans to donate and let them know where to find the link to the page.
Image: INSTAGRAM) INSTAGRAM)
"We started a go fund me so we can give Corey the best funeral he deserves, swipe up or links in bio.. Thank you everyone again," he added.
A further emotional statement addressed the star's funeral service on the fundraising page.
It read: "With such a shock, Corey's family now has the mighty and wearying task to keep their lives in order after such a tragic loss for which they were not prepared.
"As you can imagine, the family is grieving right now and the last thing we want them to worry about is finances. Memorial expenses are only the beginning for Corey's family."
Corey's mum Lissa Burton confirmed he was killed in the crash after news broke on social media.
His death was later deemed as murder.
Los Angeles Police Department arrested Ink Masters tattooist Daniel Silva, according to local US media.
A statement released by LAPD announced at the time: "The Los Angeles Police Department's Valley Traffic Division announce the arrest of Daniel Joseph Silva, a 27-year-old driver and resident of Los Angeles for murder."
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thedailymirror--2020-05-12--Tackling to be banned when Premier League stars return to training

Premier League players will be subjected to strict testing and even firmer social distancing measures if they are to return to training .
All 20 Premier League clubs are believed to have been sent a 40-page document outlining protocols for a possible resumption of group training next week .
Players have received a condensed eight-page document from the Professional Footballers ' Association .
Life as a professional footballer will be unrecognisable from before the coronavirus pandemic as they will be tested twice a week and subjected to a daily temperature check and questionnaire .
If any player tests positive , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be forced to self-isolate for seven days .
Once they are allowed in the training ground - where they must have travelled to individually and not used public transport - they will not be allowed to gather in communal areas and will not be fed .
Medical staff and physios must wear PPE when treating the players , while data will be kept on record and sent to the Premier League .
Once out on the pitch , tackling and contact will reportedly be banned for the first phase of team training while @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will be disinfected .
Players , the PFA and Government staff are reported to be meeting on Wednesday over safety issues surrounding a possible restart .
PFA chief executive Gordon Taylor is hopeful a resumption can happen , if players are open-minded .
`` If you 're asking me , with the type of guarantees or assurances that would give confidence to the players , then ( returning is ) achievable , '' he told Mirror Sport .
`` We 've got to try it , see it if we can do it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ some form of activity .
But it 's also being as careful and having as many assurances as possible that it 's achievable .
`` We have to be open-minded .
There 's a balance between what you hope can be done and what is realistic to achieve . ''
Player safety is arguably the biggest hurdle for Project Restart to overcome , followed by the opposition to playing out the season at neutral venues .
However , possibility of the Premier League campaign being completed on a home-and-away basis appears to be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of South Yorkshire Police , said `` positive '' discussions had been held on Monday evening .
The UK 's national football policing lead had previously told critics of the neutral venue idea to `` get a grip '' , but his approach appears to have softened .
DCC Roberts said in a statement to the PA news agency : `` Following a positive meeting between police , Government and football last night , we will be jointly exploring a range of options to identify a way forward , which minimises any risks @ @ @ @ @ @ @ public services , but facilitates a sensible restart to the season , to support the economic and morale benefits associated with the sport . ''
It is understood clubs were told at the league 's shareholders ' meeting on May 1 that the only way to restart the season in a way which satisfied the Government and the police was to play at up to 10 neutral venues .
Clubs such as Brighton , Aston Villa and Watford had come out against it , but DCC Roberts has previously warned that playing the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ League and the EFL entirely on a home-and-away basis would `` present challenges '' to the emergency services .

Premier League teams are due to return to training next week with June 12 earmarked as the first day of the resumption of the season
Premier League players will be subjected to strict testing and even firmer social distancing measures if they are to return to training.
All 20 Premier League clubs are believed to have been sent a 40-page document outlining protocols for a possible resumption of group training next week.
Players have received a condensed eight-page document from the Professional Footballers' Association.
Life as a professional footballer will be unrecognisable from before the coronavirus pandemic as they will be tested twice a week and subjected to a daily temperature check and questionnaire.
If any player tests positive, with or without symptoms, they will be forced to self-isolate for seven days.
Once they are allowed in the training ground - where they must have travelled to individually and not used public transport - they will not be allowed to gather in communal areas and will not be fed.
Medical staff and physios must wear PPE when treating the players, while data will be kept on record and sent to the Premier League.
Once out on the pitch, tackling and contact will reportedly be banned for the first phase of team training while all equipment, including playing surfaces, will be disinfected.
Players, the PFA and Government staff are reported to be meeting on Wednesday over safety issues surrounding a possible restart.
PFA chief executive Gordon Taylor is hopeful a resumption can happen, if players are open-minded.
"If you're asking me, with the type of guarantees or assurances that would give confidence to the players, then (returning is) achievable," he told Mirror Sport .
"We've got to try it, see it if we can do it and see if we can return to some form of activity. But it's also being as careful and having as many assurances as possible that it's achievable.
"We have to be open-minded. There's a balance between what you hope can be done and what is realistic to achieve."
Player safety is arguably the biggest hurdle for Project Restart to overcome, followed by the opposition to playing out the season at neutral venues.
However, possibility of the Premier League campaign being completed on a home-and-away basis appears to be open after Deputy Chief
Constable Mark Roberts of South Yorkshire Police, said "positive" discussions had been held on Monday evening.
The UK's national football policing lead had previously told critics of the neutral venue idea to "get a grip", but his approach appears to have softened.
DCC Roberts said in a statement to the PA news agency: "Following a positive meeting between police, Government and football last night, we will be jointly exploring a range of options to identify a way forward, which minimises any risks to public safety and unnecessary pressure on public services, but facilitates a sensible restart to the season, to support the economic and morale benefits associated with the sport."
It is understood clubs were told at the league's shareholders' meeting on May 1 that the only way to restart the season in a way which satisfied the Government and the police was to play at up to 10 neutral venues.
Clubs such as Brighton, Aston Villa and Watford had come out against it, but DCC Roberts has previously warned that playing the remainder of the season in the Premier League and the EFL entirely on a home-and-away basis would "present challenges" to the emergency services.


thedailymirror--2020-05-12--Voice of the Mirror - Companies must not put profits over people

Whatever happens , workers who are being forced back to work from today must not be sacrificed by politicians and companies valuing profits over lives .
Firing up the economy too soon and further spreading Covid-19 would be as irresponsible as it would be immoral as a second spike in deaths would further damage the public purse .
Chancellor Rishi Sunak deserves credit for extending the Job Retention Scheme until October , a rare success in the Government ’ s response to this deadly global pandemic .
But with the Health Secretary warning that summer holidays abroad are unlikely to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ country ’ s in this crisis for months ahead .
So , herding millions to work too soon without proper protection against a killer disease would be reckless .
Unions , public watchdogs and responsible employers need to be vigilant .
And it isn ’ t only workers ’ lives on the line .
Infect a worker and they could take the virus home , putting their loved ones in danger .
Downing Street failed to publish the daily global death comparison chart on the day that official figures put the UK death @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has the highest number of deaths in Europe , and is second in the world behind America .
It is a tacit admission that incompetent Boris Johnson ’ s failed our nation .
You can bet the graph would ’ ve appeared as normal if it showed Britain doing much better .
First there ’ s the fiddling of test figures , then the misrepresentation of PPE deliveries .
And now this vanishing diagram is another reason to wonder if we should trust this Government .
It is contemptible that America refuses to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Anne Sacoolas is a fugitive from justice and risks arrest the moment she steps abroad .
Arrogant America ’ s snub to Harry ’ s family is unforgivable , and a warning that the US views its alliance with Britain as a one-way system .

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Chancellor Rishi Sunak deserves credit for extending the Job Retention Scheme until October, a rare success in the Government’s response to this deadly global pandemic
Voice of the Mirror: Firms must put people first - not profits
People, not profits, first
Whatever happens, workers who are being forced back to work from today must not be sacrificed by politicians and companies valuing profits over lives.
Firing up the economy too soon and further spreading Covid-19 would be as irresponsible as it would be immoral as a second spike in deaths would further damage the public purse.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak deserves credit for extending the Job Retention Scheme until October, a rare success in the Government’s response to this deadly global pandemic.
But with the Health Secretary warning that summer holidays abroad are unlikely to happen this year, we know the country’s in this crisis for months ahead.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
So, herding millions to work too soon without proper protection against a killer disease would be reckless.
Unions, public watchdogs and responsible employers need to be vigilant. And it isn’t only workers’ lives on the line. Infect a worker and they could take the virus home, putting their loved ones in danger.
Taking its toll
Downing Street failed to publish the daily global death comparison chart on the day that official figures put the UK death toll at 40,496.
This means Britain has the highest number of deaths in Europe, and is second in the world behind America. It is a tacit admission that incompetent Boris Johnson’s failed our nation.
Image: PA) PA)
You can bet the graph would’ve appeared as normal if it showed Britain doing much better.
First there’s the fiddling of test figures, then the misrepresentation of PPE deliveries. And now this vanishing diagram is another reason to wonder if we should trust this Government.
US is arrogant
It is contemptible that America refuses to extradite Harry Dunn’s alleged killer.
Anne Sacoolas is a fugitive from justice and risks arrest the moment she steps abroad.
Arrogant America’s snub to Harry’s family is unforgivable, and a warning that the US views its alliance with Britain as a one-way system.


thedailymirror--2020-05-13--Mum removes chicken tendons in seconds with 'game-changing' hack

Preparing raw chicken can be pretty disgusting due to its slimy texture and those pesky white tendons .
If you have no idea what a chicken tendon is , it 's similar to a stringy , tough piece of fat or gristle that you would find on any other type of meat and can be found underneath the chicken breast , within a piece of meat known as the tenderloin .
Whilst you do n't have to remove it before cooking it definitely tastes better without it - but it can be pretty tricky to remove .
So thankfully , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rescue with a foolproof hack to easily remove them .
TikTok and Instagram user raising_krazies revealed the simple tip with the caption : `` Best cooking hack ever ! ''
and fellow foodies were quick to agree , calling it life-changing .
The process is incredibly simple , taking under 10 seconds to complete - and all you need is a fork .
She demonstrates slipping the tendon into the middle prong of the fork , and , using a paper towel to get a grip of the tendon , she pushes down @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the entire piece .
She explains : `` I learned something recently that I thought was so cool and wanted to share .
`` Do you guys see this nasty little chicken tendon ?
I don ’ t know if I ’ m maybe late to the game .
`` But I learned that if you take a fork , you slip the tendon into the middle of the fork – it ’ s a little slick , you ’ ve got ta grab a paper towel , you just grab the tendon @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has been fully removed , she jumps for joy , clearly ecstatic that she no longer has to waste time removing slimy white parts of the chicken - and we do n't blame her , it 's pretty grim .
She exclaims : `` Do you guys know this ?
I literally think this is the coolest ever ! ''
And it turns out that many others did n't know about the hack either , since it has received over four million views on TikTok and 664,000 likes so far .
Thousands of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ time-saving method , with one saying : `` I did not know that .
That 's awesome !
Thanks ! ''
A third joked : `` Where were you yesterday when I did surgery on 20 chicken tenders ?
! ''
And : `` You just changed my life ! ''
said another .

A savvy mum revealed a simple trick she recently discovered for removing white chicken tendons - and it's much easier than you think
Preparing raw chicken can be pretty disgusting due to its slimy texture and those pesky white tendons.
If you have no idea what a chicken tendon is, it's similar to a stringy, tough piece of fat or gristle that you would find on any other type of meat and can be found underneath the chicken breast, within a piece of meat known as the tenderloin.
Whilst you don't have to remove it before cooking it definitely tastes better without it - but it can be pretty tricky to remove.
So thankfully, one savvy mum has come to the rescue with a foolproof hack to easily remove them.
TikTok and Instagram user raising_krazies revealed the simple tip with the caption: "Best cooking hack ever!" and fellow foodies were quick to agree, calling it life-changing.
The process is incredibly simple, taking under 10 seconds to complete - and all you need is a fork.
She demonstrates slipping the tendon into the middle prong of the fork, and, using a paper towel to get a grip of the tendon, she pushes down on the chicken breast and easily removes the entire piece.
She explains: "I learned something recently that I thought was so cool and wanted to share.
"Do you guys see this nasty little chicken tendon? I don’t know if I’m maybe late to the game.
"But I learned that if you take a fork, you slip the tendon into the middle of the fork – it’s a little slick, you’ve gotta grab a paper towel, you just grab the tendon and push down."
Once it has been fully removed, she jumps for joy, clearly ecstatic that she no longer has to waste time removing slimy white parts of the chicken - and we don't blame her, it's pretty grim.
She exclaims: "Do you guys know this? I literally think this is the coolest ever!"
And it turns out that many others didn't know about the hack either, since it has received over four million views on TikTok and 664,000 likes so far.
Thousands of people have praised her for sharing the time-saving method, with one saying: "I did not know that. That's awesome! Thanks!"
Another added: "How...did...I...not...know...this!!!!!"
A third joked: "Where were you yesterday when I did surgery on 20 chicken tenders?!"
And: "You just changed my life!" said another.


thedailymirror--2020-05-13--Tristan Thompson's baby mamas Khloe Kardashian, Jordan Craig and 'mystery woman'

Tristan Thompson has reportedly taken a DNA test amid claims he has fathered a third child .
The Cleveland Cavaliers basketball player , 29 , already shares True , two , with Khloe Kardashian and is dad to son Prince , three , with his ex girlfriend Jordan Craig .
He took the test after an unnamed woman claimed she fell pregnant after they slept together , it 's claimed .
Tristan underwent the test to determine whether or not he is the child 's father , but no results have been released publicly yet .
So who are Tristan @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lead to him getting a rumoured three women pregnant within just a few years .
Before he met Khloe Tristan was in a relationship with Jordan .
He started dating the Kardashian sister in September 2016 when Jordan was still pregnant with their son .
Tristan has been accused of cheating on Jordan with Khloe , which he denied .
He tweeted : `` When I met Khloe I was SINGLE .
The negative comments that are constantly being directed towards her are unnecessary .
`` She does not deserve all this backlash @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Khloe and Jordan have been nothing but great mothers to my kids . ''
Tristan and Khloe got together in 2016 and the following September she was reported to be pregnant .
Then just a month later in October 2017 he was allegedly filmed kissing two women .
Khloe stood by his side and confirmed her pregnancy that December .
But her world came crashing down when more videos emerged of his infidelity , appearing to show Tristan kissing another woman before heading into a hotel with her .
Just days later Khloe @ @ @ @ @ @ @ up after this but then quickly got back together as she decided to give him another chance .
But February last year brought one of the most shocking Kardashian scandals yet when Tristan was accused of cheating once again - this time with Jordyn Woods , the best friend of Khloe 's little sister Kylie Jenner .
Jordyn denied the story but she was blacklisted from the Kardashian-Jenner clan , and Khloe dumped Tristan once again .
Now the pair are said to be back together and they 're even talking about having @ @ @ @ @ @ @ what will happen to their plans with these latest rumours .
In what could mean more heartbreak for Khloe , Tristan has reportedly taken a DNA test to determine if has fathered a third love child .
A woman claims she fell pregnant after sleeping with him .
The identity of this mystery woman has not yet been revealed .

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Tristan Thompson has reportedly taken a DNA test after a mystery woman claimed she fell pregnant after sleeping with him
All of Tristan Thompson's baby mamas - Khloe Kardashian, Jordan Craig and 'mystery woman'
Tristan Thompson has reportedly taken a DNA test amid claims he has fathered a third child.
The Cleveland Cavaliers basketball player, 29, already shares True, two, with Khloe Kardashian and is dad to son Prince, three, with his ex girlfriend Jordan Craig.
He took the test after an unnamed woman claimed she fell pregnant after they slept together, it's claimed.
Tristan underwent the test to determine whether or not he is the child's father, but no results have been released publicly yet.
So who are Tristan's baby mamas? Here's what lead to him getting a rumoured three women pregnant within just a few years.
Jordan Craig
Image: alleyesonjordyc /Instagram) alleyesonjordyc /Instagram)
Before he met Khloe Tristan was in a relationship with Jordan.
He started dating the Kardashian sister in September 2016 when Jordan was still pregnant with their son.
Lifestyle blogger Jordan gave birth to Prince in December 2016.
Tristan has been accused of cheating on Jordan with Khloe, which he denied.
He tweeted: "When I met Khloe I was SINGLE. The negative comments that are constantly being directed towards her are unnecessary.
"She does not deserve all this backlash for my wrong doings.
"Both Khloe and Jordan have been nothing but great mothers to my kids."
Khloe Kardashian
Image: Tristan Thompson/Instagram) Tristan Thompson/Instagram)
Tristan and Khloe got together in 2016 and the following September she was reported to be pregnant.
Then just a month later in October 2017 he was allegedly filmed kissing two women.
Khloe stood by his side and confirmed her pregnancy that December.
But her world came crashing down when more videos emerged of his infidelity, appearing to show Tristan kissing another woman before heading into a hotel with her.
Just days later Khloe gave birth to True.
They broke up after this but then quickly got back together as she decided to give him another chance.
Image: Instagram/realtristan13) Instagram/realtristan13)
But February last year brought one of the most shocking Kardashian scandals yet when Tristan was accused of cheating once again - this time with Jordyn Woods, the best friend of Khloe's little sister Kylie Jenner.
Jordyn denied the story but she was blacklisted from the Kardashian-Jenner clan, and Khloe dumped Tristan once again.
Now the pair are said to be back together and they're even talking about having another baby.
But it's unclear what will happen to their plans with these latest rumours.
Mystery woman
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
In what could mean more heartbreak for Khloe, Tristan has reportedly taken a DNA test to determine if has fathered a third love child.
A woman claims she fell pregnant after sleeping with him.
The identity of this mystery woman has not yet been revealed.
Mirror Online has contacted Tristan's reps for comment.


thedailymirror--2020-05-13--Johnson and Starmer pay tribute to rail worker who died after being spat on

Tributes to a rail worker who died after being spat on by a person who claimed to have coronavirus have led Prime Minister 's Questions .
Speaking during PMQs in the House of Commons on Wednesday lunchtime , Boris Johnson described her death as `` tragic '' .
He said : `` The fact that she was abused for doing her job is utterly appalling .
`` My thoughts , and I 'm sure the thoughts of the whole House , are with her family . ''
Labour leader Keir Starmer added his condolences , describing her death as being @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Mujinga , 47 , who had underlying respiratory problems , was working at Victoria station in London in March when she was assaulted , along with a female colleague .
Within days of the incident , both women fell ill with the virus .
Ms Mujinga April was put on a ventilator on April 2 , but she died three days later , the Transport Salaried Staffs Association ( TSSA ) , said .
British Transport Police yesterday announced that they have launched an investigation into her death .
Earlier today Transport Secretary @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Mujinga was not about PPE .
Her cousin Agnes has said she should not have been sent out with out PPE .
She said : “ She shouldn ’ t have been sent out without any PPE .
`` We want justice for Belly .
They need to find the person who did it .
And the company should compensate the family ; her daughter doesn ’ t have a mother any more .
`` They should protect those who are left.
” Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said the case was `` absolutely @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a criminal matter , not about staff having more protective equipment .
On Radio 4 this morning Mr Shapps said : `` Nobody should be spat at , this is not a question of PPE .
It ’ s just disgusting and I know the British Transport Police are investigating .
“ It ’ s a very very sad her death and indeed the deaths of around 50 transport workers , something I take particularly seriously.
” He added : “ Clearly nobody should ever be spitting at somebody .
That ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ investigation is under way.
” A spokeswoman for Govia added that official government advice at the time of the incident was that “ PPE for our staff was not required ” .
The TSSA union has reported the incident to the Railway Inspectorate , the safety arm of the Office of Rail and Road , for investigation and is taking legal advice .
TSSA General Secretary Manuel Cortes the union was “ shocked and devastated '' at Belly ’ s death .
He added : `` She is one of far too many @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to coronavirus .
“ Sadly , Belly ’ s is just one of many family tragedies where children have had their parents taken away from them .
However , there are serious questions about her death ; it was n't inevitable .
“ As a vulnerable person in the ‘ at risk ’ category , and her condition known to her employer , there are questions about why she wasn ’ t stood down from frontline duties early on in this pandemic .
“ Rather than talking about easing the lockdown , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and protections have been taken so more lives are not lost . ''

The Prime Minister paid tribute to railway worker who died after being spat on
The Prime Minister paid tribute to railway worker who died after being spat on
Belly Mujinga was working at Victoria station in London in March when she was assaulted - she later died
Boris Johnson and Keir Starmer pay tribute to rail worker who died after being spat on
Tributes to a rail worker who died after being spat on by a person who claimed to have coronavirus have led Prime Minister's Questions.
Speaking during PMQs in the House of Commons on Wednesday lunchtime, Boris Johnson described her death as "tragic".
He said: "The fact that she was abused for doing her job is utterly appalling.
"My thoughts, and I'm sure the thoughts of the whole House, are with her family."
Labour leader Keir Starmer added his condolences, describing her death as being "in awful circumstances".
Belly Mujinga, 47, who had underlying respiratory problems, was working at Victoria station in London in March when she was assaulted, along with a female colleague.
Within days of the incident, both women fell ill with the virus.
Ms Mujinga April was put on a ventilator on April 2, but she died three days later, the Transport Salaried Staffs Association (TSSA), said.
Image: PHILIP COBURN) PHILIP COBURN)
British Transport Police yesterday announced that they have launched an investigation into her death.
Earlier today Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said that the death Belly Mujinga was not about PPE.
Her cousin Agnes has said she should not have been sent out with out PPE .
She said: “She shouldn’t have been sent out without any PPE.
"We want justice for Belly. They need to find the person who did it. And the company should compensate the family; her daughter doesn’t have a mother any more.
"They should protect those who are left.”
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said the case was "absolutely heartbreaking", but that it was a criminal matter, not about staff having more protective equipment.
On Radio 4 this morning Mr Shapps said: "Nobody should be spat at, this is not a question of PPE. It’s just disgusting and I know the British Transport Police are investigating.
“It’s a very very sad her death and indeed the deaths of around 50 transport workers, something I take particularly seriously.”
He added: “Clearly nobody should ever be spitting at somebody. That’s a criminal offence and I know that investigation is under way.”
Image: PHILIP COBURN) PHILIP COBURN)
A spokeswoman for Govia added that official government advice at the time of the incident was that “PPE for our staff was not required”.
The TSSA union has reported the incident to the Railway Inspectorate, the safety arm of the Office of Rail and Road, for investigation and is taking legal advice.
TSSA General Secretary Manuel Cortes the union was “shocked and devastated" at Belly’s death.
He added: "She is one of far too many frontline workers who have lost their lives to coronavirus.
“Sadly, Belly’s is just one of many family tragedies where children have had their parents taken away from them. However, there are serious questions about her death; it wasn't inevitable.
“As a vulnerable person in the ‘at risk’ category, and her condition known to her employer, there are questions about why she wasn’t stood down from frontline duties early on in this pandemic.
“Rather than talking about easing the lockdown, the government must first ensure the right precautions and protections have been taken so more lives are not lost."


thedailymirror--2020-05-13--Comedian Jason Manford flogging off property empire

Jason Manford is flogging off his property empire .
The comedian , 38 , owned 10 homes including nine held as investment properties as part of his portfolio .
However , he 's now dissolved his holding company Invisible Man Ltd and sold off eight of the houses .
In documents filed with Companies House , it 's stated that £400,000 was handed to the tax man from the sales and the business had more than £3 million in assets The report stated : `` At the date of liquidation , the Company had 10 properties , nine of those @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of this report , eight of these properties have been sold . ''
The documents revealed the business ' principal activity `` was that of a holding Company which held a portfolio of investment properties '' .
The decision to begin liquidating the company was taken in 2017 , with the report stating : `` The Company has reached the end of its useful life and it was appropriate to wind the Company up in the form of a Voluntary Liquidation.
” The Mirror has approached Jason Manford 's representatives for comment .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ in showbiz and has been married twice .
He has four children with his ex-wife Catherine and has been married to Lucy Dyke since 2017 .
The comedian also has two kids with Lucy .
Jason recently landed a job ferrying OAPS to medical appointments after joking about being rejected from Tesco when he offered to help out during the coronavirus pandemic .

Comedian Jason Manford has sold off eight of his homes after putting his property investment company into liquidation
Jason Manford flogged off his property empire.
The comedian, 38, owned 10 homes including nine held as investment properties as part of his portfolio.
It's now emerged he dissolved his holding company Invisible Man Ltd and sold off eight of the houses in 2017.
In documents filed with Companies House, it's stated that £400,000 was handed to the tax man from the sales and the business had more than £3 million in assets
The report stated: "At the date of liquidation, the Company had 10 properties, nine of those investment properties.
"At the date of this report, eight of these properties have been sold."
Image: Manchester Evening News) Manchester Evening News)
The documents revealed the business' principal activity "was that of a holding Company which held a portfolio of investment properties".
The decision to begin liquidating the company was taken in 2017, with the report stating: "The Company has reached the end of its useful life and it was appropriate to wind the Company up in the form of a Voluntary Liquidation.”
The Mirror has approached Jason Manford's representatives for comment.
Image: PA) PA)
Jason has spent more than a decade in showbiz and has been married twice. He has four children with his ex-wife Catherine and has been married to Lucy Dyke since 2017.
The comedian also has two kids with Lucy.
Jason recently landed a job ferrying OAPS to medical appointments after joking about being rejected from Tesco when he offered to help out during the coronavirus pandemic.


thedailymirror--2020-05-13--Marks and Spencer launch new £15 sparkly elderflower gin liqueur - in stores now

We ’ re always on the look out for the next best alcoholic drink or liqueur to feature as a centrepiece on our drinks cabinet and Marks and Spencer 's have just created the thing we ’ ve been looking for .
Marks and Spencer have now launched a brand new elderflower gin liqueur with a difference - it contains glittery particles that are sure to wow and delight guests at your post-lockdown party .
The elderflower gin liqueur glitter globe is priced at £15 .
The limited-edition liqueur is a refreshing blend of gin and elderflower , with 23 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ shimmering summer spirit .
Yes , we can always rely on M & S to put the fun into our drinks trolly with a touch of magic and sparkle .
It can be enjoyed on the rocks , with soda and mint , or mix up our fantastic glittery “ We ’ re all gin this together ” cocktail .
But that ’ s not all - M & S have also launched a shining bottle of prosecco which sounds delicious .
Priced at £10 , this prosecco comes in a shining silver @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The Conte Priuli Prosecco will add a welcome sparkle to summer aperitifs .
With notes of green fruit and citrus , simply serve chilled , or try with a dash of elderflower gin liqueur as a simple cocktail .
Both of these show-stopping products launch into M & S stores on the 12th May so grab them whilst you can .
To find your nearest and opening times , why not use the store locator .
For the “ We ’ re all gin this together ” M & S cocktail : Mix @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to keep your drink cool and add raspberries to garnish .
Sounds delish .
And that ’ s not all that M & S has launched recently .
To make sure those who are self-isolating still have a birthday to remember , you can now order and send a friend a cake from their website along with a whole host of other incredible gifts .
The cake that caught our eye was obviously Colin the Caterpillar .
Priced at £20 , you don ’ t only get a cake at this price but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and a swish M & S tote bag - which you ’ ll be able to use over and over again .
M & S Foodhalls are currently still open .
They have daily deliveries from fantastic suppliers , and are re-stocking the shelves throughout the day , so customers can stagger their shopping trips .
To help keep all our customers and colleagues well , M & S stores have implemented additional social distancing measures .

The limited-edition liqueur contains gold leaf particles that are sure to wow your guests who stop over for that post corona party
We’re always on the look out for the next best alcoholic drink or liqueur to feature as a centrepiece on our drinks cabinet and Marks and Spencer 's have just created the thing we’ve been looking for.
Marks and Spencer have now launched a brand new elderflower gin liqueur with a difference - it contains glittery particles that are sure to wow and delight guests at your post-lockdown party.
The elderflower gin liqueur glitter globe is priced at £15. The limited-edition liqueur is a refreshing blend of gin and elderflower, with 23 carat gold leaf for a delicious, shimmering summer spirit.
Yes, we can always rely on M&S to put the fun into our drinks trolly with a touch of magic and sparkle.
It can be enjoyed on the rocks, with soda and mint, or mix up our fantastic glittery “We’re all gin this together” cocktail.
But that’s not all - M&S have also launched a shining bottle of prosecco which sounds delicious.
Priced at £10, this prosecco comes in a shining silver bottle and contains delicate golden bubbles. The Conte Priuli Prosecco will add a welcome sparkle to summer aperitifs. With notes of green fruit and citrus, simply serve chilled, or try with a dash of elderflower gin liqueur as a simple cocktail.
Both of these show-stopping products launch into M&S stores on the 12th May so grab them whilst you can. To find your nearest and opening times, why not use the store locator.
For the “We’re all gin this together” M&S cocktail:
25ml Elderflower gin liqueur
150ml-200ml Prosecco
Mix the two into a glass, pre-chill to keep your drink cool and add raspberries to garnish. Sounds delish.
And that’s not all that M&S has launched recently. To make sure those who are self-isolating still have a birthday to remember, you can now order and send a friend a cake from their website along with a whole host of other incredible gifts.
The cake that caught our eye was obviously Colin the Caterpillar. Priced at £20, you don’t only get a cake at this price but a foil balloon, vegetarian jellied sweets and a swish M&S tote bag - which you’ll be able to use over and over again.
M&S Foodhalls are currently still open. They have daily deliveries from fantastic suppliers, and are re-stocking the shelves throughout the day, so customers can stagger their shopping trips.
To help keep all our customers and colleagues well, M&S stores have implemented additional social distancing measures.


thedailymirror--2020-05-13--'Little Fires Everywhere will be your next must-watch series for lockdown'

Little Fires Everywhere opens with a large house burning down , with its family watching the blaze from outside .
The police think it read deliberate due to the being started by various small fires around the building .
We then flashback four months to follow the picture-perfect mother-of-four and part-time journalist Elena Richardson ( Reese Witherspoon ) in the wealthy suburbs of Shaker Heights , Ohio .
Elena has a devoted husband in lawyer Bill ( Joshua Jackson ) and three successful children , but struggles with the family black sheep , younger daughter Izzy Richardson ( Megan Stott @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s lives change forever when they cross paths with the caring but prickly Mia Warren ( Kerry Washington ) , an artist and single mother to her intelligent daughter Pearl ( Lexi Underwood ) , who has just arrived in the area .
Considering the frequency of their moves and some haunting dreams , it becomes clear that Mia has some secrets to hide but Elena ’ s desire to help - often condescendingly - sees her rent a property to Elena and offer a job .
As their lives becomes more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ any gulfs between the pair and the two families widen and threaten to explode .
In this adaptation of Celeste Ng 's hit novel , Witherspoon and Washington especially make for an explosive duo .
The Legally Blonde actress is already a professional at playing the perky , proper , and controlling mother , but she ’ s so good at this role that it ’ s hard not to love Elena despite her ignorance and privileged attitudes .
She especially excels in scenes discussing the pain of motherhood and Elena ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Washington does emotive work as a forthright , principled but also enigmatic Mia , whose past unravels over the course of the series .
One of the strongest elements of the show is Mia ’ s relationship with daughter Pearl , which is so intensely loving to start but becomes strained due to their changing circumstances .
The intimacy of their scenes together ensure the show has a beating heart .
Yet it is when Witherspoon and Washington share scenes that the fiery side of the series comes out , where a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : regarding race , gender expectations , authenticity , social class , and the intersection of all the above .
While serving to be somewhat predictable in places and becoming rather bogged down in teen drama , Little Fires Everywhere is a glossy and well-acted drama with intrigue and mystery to keep you coming back for more .
Little Fires Everywhere is a soapy , politically-charged , and female-oriented drama with a dynamite leading duo in Reese Witherspoon and Kerry Washington .
Little Fires Everywhere is released on Amazon Prime Video UK on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ your favourite lockdown series right now ?
Let us know in the comments below .

Little Fires Everywhere stars Reese Witherspoon and Kerry Washington as two very different mothers from very different circumstances
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Little Fires Everywhere opens with a large house burning down, with its family watching the blaze from outside. The police think it read deliberate due to the being started by various small fires around the building.
We then flashback four months to follow the picture-perfect mother-of-four and part-time journalist Elena Richardson ( Reese Witherspoon ) in the wealthy suburbs of Shaker Heights, Ohio.
Elena has a devoted husband in lawyer Bill ( Joshua Jackson ) and three successful children, but struggles with the family black sheep, younger daughter Izzy Richardson (Megan Stott).
However, the Richardson family’s lives change forever when they cross paths with the caring but prickly Mia Warren ( Kerry Washington ), an artist and single mother to her intelligent daughter Pearl (Lexi Underwood), who has just arrived in the area.
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Considering the frequency of their moves and some haunting dreams, it becomes clear that Mia has some secrets to hide but Elena’s desire to help - often condescendingly - sees her rent a property to Elena and offer a job.
As their lives becomes more intertwined, their bond grows but soon any gulfs between the pair and the two families widen and threaten to explode.
In this adaptation of Celeste Ng's hit novel, Witherspoon and Washington especially make for an explosive duo.
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The Legally Blonde actress is already a professional at playing the perky, proper, and controlling mother, but she’s so good at this role that it’s hard not to love Elena despite her ignorance and privileged attitudes. She especially excels in scenes discussing the pain of motherhood and Elena’s fears for her daughter Izzy.
Meanwhile, Washington does emotive work as a forthright, principled but also enigmatic Mia, whose past unravels over the course of the series.
One of the strongest elements of the show is Mia’s relationship with daughter Pearl, which is so intensely loving to start but becomes strained due to their changing circumstances. The intimacy of their scenes together ensure the show has a beating heart.
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Yet it is when Witherspoon and Washington share scenes that the fiery side of the series comes out, where a number of social issues come the fore: regarding race, gender expectations, authenticity, social class, and the intersection of all the above.
While serving to be somewhat predictable in places and becoming rather bogged down in teen drama, Little Fires Everywhere is a glossy and well-acted drama with intrigue and mystery to keep you coming back for more.
Verdict
Little Fires Everywhere is a soapy, politically-charged, and female-oriented drama with a dynamite leading duo in Reese Witherspoon and Kerry Washington.
Little Fires Everywhere is released on Amazon Prime Video UK on May 22, 2020.
What is your favourite lockdown series right now? Let us know in the comments below.


thedailymirror--2020-05-13--YouTuber Colleen Ballinger apologises over 'racial stereotyping and fat shaming'

YouTube sensation Collenn Ballinger had issued an apology over `` disgusting '' remarks and jokes made in unearthed videos .
Taking to her channel , Colleen published a video titled `` addressing everything '' , in which she ran through a catalogue of old material that she now feels was entirely inappropriate .
She said : `` A video has resurfaced of my sister and I from 14 years ago , we were teenagers , and in this video we were doing characters that are Latina .
`` The characters are completely based on racial stereotypes , it 's not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' She added : `` Racial stereotypes are not funny .
They are not a joke and should never be joked about . ''
Colleen went on to recall a different video in which she spoke about sitting next to an overweight woman on a flight .
`` I talked really negatively about her and its awful , '' she said .
`` I watched this clip and I was appalled and shocked that those things were coming out of my mouth 12 years ago because that is not the woman who I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I talked negatively about a woman who was overweight is absolutely disgusting to me . ''
`` Sometimes unfortunately I use humour to talk about things that are very painful for me , '' she told , addressing a video in which she appeared to make light of a dog being put down .
`` To anyone and everyone who was hurt or offended by the statements I made when I was younger , I am so , so sorry .
`` I hope you can see that the person I am today @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I was a decade ago .
I should have known better and I did n't , and I 'm extremely embarrassed by that . ''
Colleen also admitted that she felt `` so ashamed and embarrassed that I ever thought this was okay .
`` I was a sheltered teenager who was stupid and ignorant ... ''

Colleen addressed unearthed videos in which she and her sister acted as Latina characters, made fun of an overweight woman and appeared to joke about a dog dying
YouTube sensation Collenn Ballinger had issued an apology over "disgusting" remarks and jokes made in unearthed videos.
Taking to her channel, Colleen published a video titled "addressing everything", in which she ran through a catalogue of old material that she now feels was entirely inappropriate.
She said: "A video has resurfaced of my sister and I from 14 years ago, we were teenagers, and in this video we were doing characters that are Latina.
"The characters are completely based on racial stereotypes, it's not funny and it's completely hurtful."
She added: "Racial stereotypes are not funny. They are not a joke and should never be joked about."
Image: Colleen Ballinger/Youtube) Colleen Ballinger/Youtube)
Colleen went on to recall a different video in which she spoke about sitting next to an overweight woman on a flight.
"I talked really negatively about her and its awful," she said.
"I watched this clip and I was appalled and shocked that those things were coming out of my mouth 12 years ago because that is not the woman who I am today.
Image: Colleen Ballinger/Youtube) Colleen Ballinger/Youtube)
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"The fact that I talked negatively about a woman who was overweight is absolutely disgusting to me."
"Sometimes unfortunately I use humour to talk about things that are very painful for me," she told, addressing a video in which she appeared to make light of a dog being put down.
"To anyone and everyone who was hurt or offended by the statements I made when I was younger, I am so, so sorry.
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"I hope you can see that the person I am today is so far from that ignorant person I was a decade ago. I should have known better and I didn't, and I'm extremely embarrassed by that."
Colleen also admitted that she felt "so ashamed and embarrassed that I ever thought this was okay.
"I was a sheltered teenager who was stupid and ignorant..."


thedailymirror--2020-05-13--'Horrified' Boris Johnson admits 275 healthcare workers have died with Covid-19

Boris Johnson today admitted at least 275 healthcare workers have died with coronavirus in a 'deeply horrifying ' official death toll .
The Prime Minister said there have now been 144 NHS workers and 131 social care workers whose deaths involved Covid-19 .
Campaigners say the true figure is likely to be far higher .
And it does not include other frontline workers like Belly Mujinga - a railway worker who died after being spat at .
Mr Johnson told Prime Minister 's Questions : “ The fact she was abused for doing her job is utterly appalling .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ thoughts of the whole house are with her family.
” The PM today announced another £600m of funding to tackle infection control in care homes .
He gave no further detail immediately .
He insisted infections and deaths in care homes are now `` seeing an appreciable and substantial reduction '' - and said it was too early to compare to other countries .
But he admitted : `` I ’ m not going to try to pretend to the house that the figures when they are finally confirmed are anything other than @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` This has been an appalling epidemic.
” Official figures show the number of Covid-19 related deaths in care homes fell slightly in England and Wales - from 2,794 in the week to April 24 , to 2,423 in the week to May 1 .
But more than a third of all deaths in care homes in the week to May 1 involved Covid-19 .
And official figures show male social care workers are more than twice as likely to die from coronavirus as an average member of the population .
Tests for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ limited until April 15 , when the government widened capacity .
Before then there was not routine testing for care home staff with symptoms - or even for patients discharged into care homes from hospital .
Labour leader Keir Starmer quoted a cardiologist who said Covid-19 carriers were discharged into care homes - without warning or protective equipment .
The cardiologist said : “ We actively seeded this into the very population that was most vulnerable ” .
Boris Johnson claimed : “ Actually the number of discharges from hospitals into care homes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ We had a system of testing people going into care homes and that testing is now being ramped up.
” But the PM have no evidence for his claim .
And he claimed - falsely - that the government had not told care homes there was a low risk .
Sir Keir said : `` Earlier this year , and until 12 March , the Government 's own official advice was , and I 'm quoting from it , 'it remains very unlikely that people receiving care in a care home will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said : `` It was n't true that the advice said that . ''
Yet the government 's advice on February 25 , since withdrawn in March , clearly said : `` It remains very unlikely that people receiving care in a care home or the community will become infected . ''
Sir Keir today wrote to the Prime Minister demanding he correct the record .
Labour 's leader said : `` At this time of national crisis , it is more important than ever that Government ministers are accurate in the information @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I expect you to come to the House of Commons at the earliest opportunity to correct the record and to recognise that this was official Government guidance regarding care homes .
`` I am copying this letter to the Speaker of the House of Commons . ''
Labour leader Keir Starmer also warned there were 10,000 `` unexplained '' deaths in care homes .
Sir Keir said the number of care home deaths from all causes in England and Wales was around 26,000 in April - more than three times the average of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : `` Only 8,000 are recorded as Covid deaths .
That leaves 10,000 additional and unexplained care home deaths this April . ''
Despite a direct question , the PM offered no explanation of why those residents - who have many underlying health issues - died .
“ I was disappointed that the Prime Minister doesn ’ t have an answer to the pretty obvious question of what are those 10,000 unexplained deaths , '' he said .

The PM said the deaths of 144 NHS workers and 131 social care staff have been reported as involving Covid-19.
The PM said the deaths of 144 NHS workers and 131 social care staff have been reported as involving Covid-19.
The Prime Minister said the number of deaths is "stark and deeply, deeply horrifying" in a grim exchange over coronavirus at PMQs
Boris Johnson today admitted at least 275 healthcare workers have died with coronavirus in a 'deeply horrifying' official death toll.
The Prime Minister said there have now been 144 NHS workers and 131 social care workers whose deaths involved Covid-19.
Campaigners say the true figure is likely to be far higher. And it does not include other frontline workers like Belly Mujinga - a railway worker who died after being spat at.
Mr Johnson told Prime Minister's Questions: “The fact she was abused for doing her job is utterly appalling.
"My thoughts and I'm sure the thoughts of the whole house are with her family.”
The PM today announced another £600m of funding to tackle infection control in care homes. He gave no further detail immediately.
He insisted infections and deaths in care homes are now "seeing an appreciable and substantial reduction" - and said it was too early to compare to other countries.
But he admitted: "I’m not going to try to pretend to the house that the figures when they are finally confirmed are anything other than stark and deeply, deeply horrifying.
"This has been an appalling epidemic.”
Official figures show the number of Covid-19 related deaths in care homes fell slightly in England and Wales - from 2,794 in the week to April 24, to 2,423 in the week to May 1.
But more than a third of all deaths in care homes in the week to May 1 involved Covid-19.
And official figures show male social care workers are more than twice as likely to die from coronavirus as an average member of the population.
Tests for the virus in care homes were severely limited until April 15, when the government widened capacity.
Before then there was not routine testing for care home staff with symptoms - or even for patients discharged into care homes from hospital.
Labour leader Keir Starmer quoted a cardiologist who said Covid-19 carriers were discharged into care homes - without warning or protective equipment.
The cardiologist said: “We actively seeded this into the very population that was most vulnerable”.
Boris Johnson claimed: “Actually the number of discharges from hospitals into care homes went down in March and April.
“We had a system of testing people going into care homes and that testing is now being ramped up.”
But the PM have no evidence for his claim.
And he claimed - falsely - that the government had not told care homes there was a low risk.
Sir Keir said: "Earlier this year, and until 12 March, the Government's own official advice was, and I'm quoting from it, 'it remains very unlikely that people receiving care in a care home will become infected'."
Mr Johnson said: "It wasn't true that the advice said that."
Yet the government's advice on February 25, since withdrawn in March, clearly said: "It remains very unlikely that people receiving care in a care home or the community will become infected."
Sir Keir today wrote to the Prime Minister demanding he correct the record.
Labour's leader said: "At this time of national crisis, it is more important than ever that Government ministers are accurate in the information they give.
"Given this, I expect you to come to the House of Commons at the earliest opportunity to correct the record and to recognise that this was official Government guidance regarding care homes.
"I am copying this letter to the Speaker of the House of Commons."
But the PM's press secretary refused to back down - accusing Labour's leader of "inaccurately and selectively" quoting from Public Health England's guidance.
He told a Westminster briefing that Sir Keir omitted the preceding sentence, which said the advice was "intended for the current position in the UK where there is currently no transmission of COVID-19 in the community".
He added: "I think what's actually happened is that the Leader of the Opposition has inaccurately and selectively quoted from the Public Health England guidance and that is what the PM was referring to."
Labour leader Keir Starmer also warned there were 10,000 "unexplained" deaths in care homes.
Image: Dominic Lipinski) Dominic Lipinski)
Sir Keir said the number of care home deaths from all causes in England and Wales was around 26,000 in April - more than three times the average of 26,000.
But he told Mr Johnson: "Only 8,000 are recorded as Covid deaths. That leaves 10,000 additional and unexplained care home deaths this April."
Despite a direct question, the PM offered no explanation of why those residents - who have many underlying health issues - died.
“I was disappointed that the Prime Minister doesn’t have an answer to the pretty obvious question of what are those 10,000 unexplained deaths," he said.


thedailymirror--2020-05-13--Colleagues of rail worker who died after being spat at "scared" for their lives

The colleagues of a railway worker who died of coronavirus after being spat on at work say they are scared the same thing could happen to them .
Belly Mujinga died after she was allegedly attacked at Victoria station , in London , by a man who claimed he had the virus .
Her workmates are now fearing for their own lives and claim today is the first day the have been face masks by their employers .
Ms Mujinga died after she and a colleague caught covid-19 following the alleged incident , and although the other survived , she @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a ventilator before dying .
Gate worker Victor Bangura said : `` We are all vulnerable '' .
The 34-year-old added : `` I was very shocked .
It is the last person I would expect it to happen to .
`` She was a nice person , looked healthy , she was a mother .
Imagine you see someone now like me and the next time they are dead .
`` My whole body went into shock .
I was very , very emotional .
`` We are all vulnerable , in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to any one of us . ''
Another railway worker at Victoria station , who gave her name as Gabby , said today was the first day staff had been given masks to wear .
She said : `` There 's not much being done to check all the staff , today is the first day we have had masks .
`` There 's been a few more people this morning .
Trains have been coming in ( on other days ) with six or seven people but this morning there 's maybe @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 'm really worried about more people coming through and how we 're going to deal with them . ''
A security worker who asked to remain anonymous said he was given a mask today for the first time and has to bring his own gloves , adding : `` I think they 're trying to cover themselves , this should have been done right at the beginning . ''
He said since the death of Ms Mujinga he has become `` much more scared '' and encouraging people back to work was a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ too soon '' .
Ms Mujinga , 47 , who had suffered long-term respiratory problems , died in hospital on April 5 – 13 days after the alleged assault at London ’ s Victoria Station .
The mother-of-one and an unnamed colleague who was with her at the time were spat on , and both went on to contract Covid-19 .
Their attacker , who has not been identified , allegedly told his victims that he had the virus .
Although the other woman recovered , Ms Mujinga 's condition deteriorated after she @ @ @ @ @ @ @ three days after being admitted to an intensive care ward and put on a ventilator .
Her husband Lusamba , 60 , and their daughter Ingrid , 11 , never got to say goodbye .
Ingrid had one last video call from her mum in her bed at Barnet Hospital before she became too sick to talk .
Lusamba also said Belly had asked for a back office job when the threat of Covid-19 became apparent in early March .
But he alleges that her employer Thameslink , which runs services through the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ dealing with customers face to face , before social-distancing rules had been installed .
Lusamba , of Hendon , North London , said his wife had made her bosses aware of her health issues following an operation three years ago .
Belly was diagnosed with the lung condition sarcoidosis , which causes shortness of breath and a persistent dry cough .
He said : `` Our doctor had told us that she should keep away from people from three months because she was at risk .
It was too dangerous , he told @ @ @ @ @ @ @ called the train company , but by then it was too late , she had already been infected.
” Prime Minister Boris Johnson has paid tribute to Ms Mujinga , saying : `` The fact that she was abused for doing her job is utterly appalling . ''

Belly Mujinga died of coronavirus after she was spat at while working at Victoria station in London, leaving behind her husband and 11-year-old daughter
Colleagues of rail worker who died after being spat at "scared" for their lives
The colleagues of a railway worker who died of coronavirus after being spat on at work say they are scared the same thing could happen to them.
Belly Mujinga died after she was allegedly attacked at Victoria station, in London, by a man who claimed he had the virus.
Her workmates are now fearing for their own lives and claim today is the first day the have been face masks by their employers.
Ms Mujinga died after she and a colleague caught covid-19 following the alleged incident, and although the other survived, she was taken to hospital and placed on a ventilator before dying.
Gate worker Victor Bangura said: "We are all vulnerable".
The 34-year-old added: "I was very shocked. It is the last person I would expect it to happen to.
"She was a nice person, looked healthy, she was a mother. Imagine you see someone now like me and the next time they are dead.
"My whole body went into shock. I was very, very emotional.
Image: Daily Express) Daily Express)
"We are all vulnerable, in the same station, it could happen to any one of us."
Another railway worker at Victoria station, who gave her name as Gabby, said today was the first day staff had been given masks to wear.
She said: "There's not much being done to check all the staff, today is the first day we have had masks.
"There's been a few more people this morning. Trains have been coming in (on other days) with six or seven people but this morning there's maybe 25 people on trains.
Image: PHILIP COBURN) PHILIP COBURN)
"I'm really worried about more people coming through and how we're going to deal with them."
A security worker who asked to remain anonymous said he was given a mask today for the first time and has to bring his own gloves, adding: "I think they're trying to cover themselves, this should have been done right at the beginning."
He said since the death of Ms Mujinga he has become "much more scared" and encouraging people back to work was a "stupid" decision made "much too soon".
Ms Mujinga, 47, who had suffered long-term respiratory problems, died in hospital on April 5 – 13 days after the alleged assault at London’s Victoria Station.
Image: PHILIP COBURN) PHILIP COBURN)
The mother-of-one and an unnamed colleague who was with her at the time were spat on, and both went on to contract Covid-19.
Their attacker, who has not been identified, allegedly told his victims that he had the virus.
Although the other woman recovered, Ms Mujinga's condition deteriorated after she started to feel ill.
She died just three days after being admitted to an intensive care ward and put on a ventilator.
Her husband Lusamba, 60, and their daughter Ingrid, 11, never got to say goodbye.
Ingrid had one last video call from her mum in her bed at Barnet Hospital before she became too sick to talk.
Lusamba also said Belly had asked for a back office job when the threat of Covid-19 became apparent in early March.
But he alleges that her employer Thameslink, which runs services through the capital, insisted that she should continue dealing with customers face to face, before social-distancing rules had been installed.
Lusamba, of Hendon, North London, said his wife had made her bosses aware of her health issues following an operation three years ago.
Belly was diagnosed with the lung condition sarcoidosis, which causes shortness of breath and a persistent dry cough.
He said: "Our doctor had told us that she should keep away from people from three months because she was at risk. It was too dangerous, he told us.
“After this happened he called the train company, but by then it was too late, she had already been infected.”
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has paid tribute to Ms Mujinga, saying: "The fact that she was abused for doing her job is utterly appalling."


thedailymirror--2020-05-13--Google removes 813 creepy apps used to stalk, harass, defraud or threaten people

From Huawei to Samsung , Android smartphones are some of the most popular smartphones around the world .
But if you have an Android smartphone , a new report may urge you to reassess which apps you have installed .
Google has removed 813 ‘ creepware ’ apps from the Google Play Store that could have been used to stalk , harass , defraud or threaten users .
Researchers from New York University , Cornell Tech and NortonLifeLock developed an algorithm called CreepRank to analyse the apps .
They ran the algorithm against apps installed on more than 50 million @ @ @ @ @ @ @ creepware .
The analysis identified 857 apps contained creepware , including 114 spoofing apps , 80 harassment apps , and 63 the contained hacking tutorials .
In their study , published online , the researchers wrote : “ We discovered apps used for harassment , impersonation , fraud , information theft , concealment , and even apps that purport to defend victims against such threats.
” The team notified Google about the apps last summer , and based on the findings , Google removed 813 for violating its terms and conditions .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of our work , the Google Play Store has already removed hundreds of apps for policy violations .
“ More broadly , our findings and techniques improve understanding of the creepware ecosystem , and will inform future efforts that aim to mitigate interpersonal attacks.
” If you ever see an app that you think may contain dangerous creepware , you can report it directly to Google here .

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Google has removed 813 ‘creepware’ apps from the Google Play Store that could have been used to stalk, harass, defraud or threaten users
Google removes 813 creepy apps used to 'stalk, harass, defraud or threaten people'
From Huawei to Samsung, Android smartphones are some of the most popular smartphones around the world.
But if you have an Android smartphone, a new report may urge you to reassess which apps you have installed.
Google has removed 813 ‘creepware’ apps from the Google Play Store that could have been used to stalk, harass, defraud or threaten users.
Researchers from New York University, Cornell Tech and NortonLifeLock developed an algorithm called CreepRank to analyse the apps.
They ran the algorithm against apps installed on more than 50 million Android smartphone to determine if any contained creepware.
Image: Getty) Getty)
The analysis identified 857 apps contained creepware, including 114 spoofing apps, 80 harassment apps, and 63 the contained hacking tutorials.
In their study, published online, the researchers wrote: “We discovered apps used for harassment, impersonation, fraud, information theft, concealment, and even apps that purport to defend victims against such threats.”
The team notified Google about the apps last summer, and based on the findings, Google removed 813 for violating its terms and conditions.
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The researchers added: “As a result of our work, the Google Play Store has already removed hundreds of apps for policy violations.
“More broadly, our findings and techniques improve understanding of the creepware ecosystem, and will inform future efforts that aim to mitigate interpersonal attacks.”
If you ever see an app that you think may contain dangerous creepware, you can report it directly to Google here.