thedailymirror--2020-11-08--Aubameyang's message to Martinez before Arsenal vs Aston Villa

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has opened up on his amusing text exchange with Emiliano Martinez ahead of Arsenal 's clash with Aston Villa .
The Gunners host Villa at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday evening in a match which pits goalkeeper Martinez against his former side .
The Argentine shot-stopper impressed for Arsenal last season , stepping up after an injury to Bernd Leno and playing a vital role in the club 's FA Cup triumph .
Martinez 's performances gave Mikel Arteta a selection headache heading into this season , as the Arsenal boss had to decide whether to continue with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ status to Leno .
Ultimately , Leno prevailed and Martinez completed a £17million transfer to Villa , where he has started strongly with three clean sheets in six matches .
But he clearly remains on good terms with his former teammates , as shown by his recent joke about inside knowledge of Arsenal with club captain Aubameyang .
“ He knows [ the secrets ] , but I ’ ve got no worries about that , '' Aubameyang told Arsenal 's official website .
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“ He knows a lot of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the day of the game .
“ Emi is a great keeper and a great guy as well .
It ’ s going to be funny to play against him .
“ He sent me a message and said , ‘ Hopefully you ’ re going to get a penalty and I ’ m going to save it.
’ I said , ‘ OK , be ready for the chip then ! '
” Martinez spent 10 years on Arsenal 's books but he only made 38 senior appearances for the club due @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Emirates .
He made an instant impact on his Premier League debut for Villa , saving a penalty during the 1-0 win over Sheffield United .
The victory was the first in an impressive run of four wins , but Villa have suffered defeats to Leeds and Southampton in their most recent games .
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The Gunners captain remains close with the club's former goalkeeper Martinez - though they will be on opposite teams as Villa visit the Emirates on Sunday evening
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has opened up on his amusing text exchange with Emiliano Martinez ahead of Arsenal's clash with Aston Villa.
The Gunners host Villa at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday evening in a match which pits goalkeeper Martinez against his former side.
The Argentine shot-stopper impressed for Arsenal last season, stepping up after an injury to Bernd Leno and playing a vital role in the club's FA Cup triumph.
Martinez's performances gave Mikel Arteta a selection headache heading into this season, as the Arsenal boss had to decide whether to continue with the 28-year-old or return No. 1 status to Leno.
Image: PA) PA)
Ultimately, Leno prevailed and Martinez completed a £17million transfer to Villa, where he has started strongly with three clean sheets in six matches.
But he clearly remains on good terms with his former teammates, as shown by his recent joke about inside knowledge of Arsenal with club captain Aubameyang.
“He knows [the secrets], but I’ve got no worries about that," Aubameyang told Arsenal's official website.
Did Arsenal make a mistake by letting Emiliano Martinez go or was it the right decision? Have your say here.
Image: Pool via REUTERS) Pool via REUTERS)
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“He knows a lot of things, but things can change on the day of the game.
“Emi is a great keeper and a great guy as well. It’s going to be funny to play against him.
“He sent me a message and said, ‘Hopefully you’re going to get a penalty and I’m going to save it.’ I said, ‘OK, be ready for the chip then!'”
Martinez spent 10 years on Arsenal's books but he only made 38 senior appearances for the club due to his six loan spells away from the Emirates.
He made an instant impact on his Premier League debut for Villa, saving a penalty during the 1-0 win over Sheffield United.
The victory was the first in an impressive run of four wins, but Villa have suffered defeats to Leeds and Southampton in their most recent games.
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thedailymirror--2020-11-08--Dominic Raab repeatedly refuses to say all votes must be counted in US election

Dominic Raab has repeatedly refused to condemn Donald Trump 's unsubstantiated claims of electoral fraud but finally accepted all votes should be counted `` in principle '' .
The Foreign Secretary said it was right for the UK to proceed `` sensitively and carefully '' during the nail-biting counting process , which finally resulted in Joe Biden being declared the victor on Saturday .
But he squirmed when repeatedly asked to make the straight-forward statement that all votes should be counted in a democratic election .
It comes after Downing Street failed to weigh in when Mr Trump tried to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from being named President .
In an interview with Sky News ' Sophy Ridge on Sunday , the Foreign Secretary was pressed on why he would not say that all votes should be counted in a democratic election .
He said he would not be `` drawn into opining on what is a different system in the US '' .
Challenged by interviewer Sophy Ridge on why he would not disown Mr Trump 's wild claims , Mr Raab said there were going to be recounts but the result of the election was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ votes should be counted , Mr Raab finally said : `` In principle , of course . ''
But he said he would not be `` sucked into '' commenting on the recounts .
It comes after Mr Raab gave a less-than-fulsome response to the news that Mr Biden had won the race for the White House on Saturday .
He tweeted : `` While some of the processes are still playing out , it is now clear Joe Biden has won .
Congratulations to the President-election & Kamala Harris on their historic @ @ @ @ @ @ @ votes than any candidates in US history .
`` It was a close contest and Donald Trump fought hard .
`` Looking forward to working with the new administration - the UK/US friendship has always been a force for good in the world . ''
Asked whether he was fuelling conspiracists with his tweet , he said : `` No , I think that 's a very partisan skew on it .
The reality is we want to respect the integrity and processes in place .
`` It is not for us to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and counter-claims .
`` But what we have said is the result is now very clear .
I think it is beyond reasonable doubt , in my view ... '' Frankly there are those who want to criticise the UK at this point in time , come what may , on whatever we say and whatever this Government says , but I 'm going to focus on the substance .
`` People complain about interference in our politics here - I think it is right to tread carefully and sensitively , particularly after @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , far closer than the media or the pundits expected , and has been contentious in all sorts of ways .
`` So , we proceeded sensitively and carefully , we wanted to respect the process , but we look forward to working with the new administration . ''
The Foreign Secretary said he was `` excited '' to work with Mr Biden 's administration and the US would have `` no more dependable friend '' than the UK .
He said Boris Johnson was expected to speak to Mr Biden shortly amid @ @ @ @ @ @ @ over its relationship with the new White House .
Senator Chris Coons , an ally of Mr Biden , told the BBC 's Andrew Marr Show there were `` significant and enduring ties '' and pointed to shared priorities on issues such as climate change .
But he said the Prime Minister 's previous remarks about then-President Barack Obama had not been `` well received '' .
Mr Johnson suggested in 2016 that Mr Obama ’ s “ part-Kenyan heritage ” had left him with an “ ancestral dislike of the British empire @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Winston Churchill from the White House .

The Foreign Secretary denied he had fuelled conspiracists with his congratulatory tweet saying 'some processes are still playing out' in the US election
Dominic Raab repeatedly refuses to say all votes must be counted in US election
Dominic Raab has repeatedly refused to condemn Donald Trump's unsubstantiated claims of electoral fraud but finally accepted all votes should be counted "in principle".
The Foreign Secretary said it was right for the UK to proceed "sensitively and carefully" during the nail-biting counting process, which finally resulted in Joe Biden being declared the victor on Saturday.
But he squirmed when repeatedly asked to make the straight-forward statement that all votes should be counted in a democratic election.
It comes after Downing Street failed to weigh in when Mr Trump tried to stop ballot-counting to prevent his Democratic rival from being named President.
In an interview with Sky News' Sophy Ridge on Sunday, the Foreign Secretary was pressed on why he would not say that all votes should be counted in a democratic election.
He said he would not be "drawn into opining on what is a different system in the US".
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
Challenged by interviewer Sophy Ridge on why he would not disown Mr Trump's wild claims, Mr Raab said there were going to be recounts but the result of the election was now clear.
Asked again whether all votes should be counted, Mr Raab finally said: "In principle, of course."
But he said he would not be "sucked into" commenting on the recounts.
It comes after Mr Raab gave a less-than-fulsome response to the news that Mr Biden had won the race for the White House on Saturday.
He tweeted: "While some of the processes are still playing out, it is now clear Joe Biden has won. Congratulations to the President-election & Kamala Harris on their historic victory, which saw them win more votes than any candidates in US history.
"It was a close contest and Donald Trump fought hard.
"Looking forward to working with the new administration - the UK/US friendship has always been a force for good in the world."
Asked whether he was fuelling conspiracists with his tweet, he said: "No, I think that's a very partisan skew on it. The reality is we want to respect the integrity and processes in place.
"It is not for us to start adjudicating on the appeals, claims and counter-claims.
"But what we have said is the result is now very clear. I think it is beyond reasonable doubt, in my view...
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
"Frankly there are those who want to criticise the UK at this point in time, come what may, on whatever we say and whatever this Government says, but I'm going to focus on the substance.
"People complain about interference in our politics here - I think it is right to tread carefully and sensitively, particularly after what was clearly a very close election, far closer than the media or the pundits expected, and has been contentious in all sorts of ways.
"So, we proceeded sensitively and carefully, we wanted to respect the process, but we look forward to working with the new administration."
The Foreign Secretary said he was "excited" to work with Mr Biden's administration and the US would have "no more dependable friend" than the UK.
He said Boris Johnson was expected to speak to Mr Biden shortly amid concern the UK faces an uphill battle over its relationship with the new White House.
Senator Chris Coons, an ally of Mr Biden, told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show there were "significant and enduring ties" and pointed to shared priorities on issues such as climate change.
But he said the Prime Minister's previous remarks about then-President Barack Obama had not been "well received".
Mr Johnson suggested in 2016 that Mr Obama’s “part-Kenyan heritage” had left him with an “ancestral dislike of the British empire” after he remove a bust of Winston Churchill from the White House.


thedailymirror--2020-11-08--Katie Price swaps saliva with Carl Woods in frisky PDA before jetting home

Katie Price and Carl Woods gave zero hoots about the global pandemic as they happily swapped bodily fluids during their luxurious trip to the Maldives .
The lovebirds are back home in the UK now , ensconced in Katie 's huge rented pad in Surrey , but before they left the tropical paradise they stopped for a quick PDA on a pier .
Katie happily stuck out her tongue for a saliva-fuelled make-out session with Carl before they - presumably - had to be surgically separated for dinner .
As they cosied up together on a picturesque wooden pier , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and leaned into him for their snog .
Wearing a bright pink cami top , a white and floral ruffled skirt and her medical boots to protect the recent operation she had on her broken heels , Katie looked tanned and happy in the warm evening sun .
Love Island five-minuter Carl kept his tatts on display in a tight-sleeved khaki green T-shirt and shorts , and flashed his bright white teeth as the pair climbed aboard a golf buggy to deliver them to their underwater restaurant .
The couple , who got @ @ @ @ @ @ @ after , are back home now and have been reunited with Katie 's five children - including eldest son Harvey , 18 , who has been the subject of a cruel and racist social media video this week .
Katie was due on Friday to give a statement to the police after an arrest was made over the video , but is yet to make that public .
Before their trip , the ex-glamour model happily shared how she 'd ditched the contraception and was treating their romantic getaway as a baby-making trip @ @ @ @ @ @ @ missed an important bankruptcy hearing and had to dial in via Zoom instead of being there in person .
Katie , who was declared bankrupt late last year , apologised in a statement read outside court last week for not dealing with her bankruptcy issues .
`` It is a long and tense process but I feel progress is now being made , '' said Katie .
`` I can only apologise , I just have n't been able to deal with these issues or in the right mental state to understand everything @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The mum of five - who was once worth an estimated £40 million - added : `` I appreciate I have not been easy to communicate with and hard to track down , but I have not hidden . ''
She went on to emphasise that she would `` work hard to make this right '' and has been having therapy to deal with her mental state .
Judge Schaffer adjourned the proceedings until November 18 for a directions hearing and Kate may have to undergo an examination for the court to assess @ @ @

Katie Price and her new toyboy lover Carl Woods didn't seem to care who watched them as they snogged with tongues while sitting on a pier
Katie Price and Carl Woods gave zero hoots about the global pandemic as they happily swapped bodily fluids during their luxurious trip to the Maldives.
The lovebirds are back home in the UK now, ensconced in Katie's huge rented pad in Surrey, but before they left the tropical paradise they stopped for a quick PDA on a pier.
Katie happily stuck out her tongue for a saliva-fuelled make-out session with Carl before they - presumably - had to be surgically separated for dinner.
As they cosied up together on a picturesque wooden pier, Katie wrapped her hand in Carl's and leaned into him for their snog.
Image: BACKGRID) BACKGRID)
Wearing a bright pink cami top, a white and floral ruffled skirt and her medical boots to protect the recent operation she had on her broken heels, Katie looked tanned and happy in the warm evening sun.
Love Island five-minuter Carl kept his tatts on display in a tight-sleeved khaki green T-shirt and shorts, and flashed his bright white teeth as the pair climbed aboard a golf buggy to deliver them to their underwater restaurant.
Image: BACKGRID) BACKGRID)
Image: BACKGRID) BACKGRID)
The couple, who got together in July and moved in soon after, are back home now and have been reunited with Katie's five children - including eldest son Harvey, 18, who has been the subject of a cruel and racist social media video this week.
Katie was due on Friday to give a statement to the police after an arrest was made over the video, but is yet to make that public.
Before their trip, the ex-glamour model happily shared how she'd ditched the contraception and was treating their romantic getaway as a baby-making trip.
Image: BACKGRID) BACKGRID)
While she was away, she missed an important bankruptcy hearing and had to dial in via Zoom instead of being there in person.
Katie, who was declared bankrupt late last year, apologised in a statement read outside court last week for not dealing with her bankruptcy issues.
"It is a long and tense process but I feel progress is now being made," said Katie.
"I can only apologise, I just haven't been able to deal with these issues or in the right mental state to understand everything that has been going on."
Image: Youtube) Youtube)
The mum of five - who was once worth an estimated £40 million - added: "I appreciate I have not been easy to communicate with and hard to track down, but I have not hidden."
She went on to emphasise that she would "work hard to make this right" and has been having therapy to deal with her mental state.
Judge Schaffer adjourned the proceedings until November 18 for a directions hearing and Kate may have to undergo an examination for the court to assess her finances.


thedailymirror--2020-11-08--Wright makes Chelsea Premier League title declaration after Sheffield United win

Ian Wright claims Chelsea have firmly established themselves as Premier League title contenders after their win at Sheffield United .
The Blues fell behind early on to David McGoldrick 's opener at Bramall Lane , but recovered to run out dominant 4-1 winners .
Tammy Abraham and Ben Chilwell netted in the first half to give the visitors the advantage heading into the interval , while Thiago Silva and Timo Werner grabbed late goals to seal the victory .
The result leaves Chelsea third in the Premier League with four wins , three draws and one defeat - a 2-0 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ opening eight games .
Wright has been impressed by the Blues ' summer recruitment and , when asked if Chelsea are title contenders , told Premier League Productions : `` Yes , with what they ’ ve got .
`` But like we said there ’ s a little bit of fitting the pieces together and I think the goalkeeper [ Edouard Mendy ] , Thiago Silva , [ Hakim ] Ziyech coming in , [ Kai ] Havertz coming in , Werner coming in - I think those players and the quality @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they should be [ challenging for the title ] .
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`` But then now it is about fitting the pieces together .
For me , playing Kante where he does is going to free up another vital cog in respect of the offensive side of things , because he was everywhere today .
`` So once that ’ s all knitted together and they start to string a couple of wins together which they seem like they ’ re doing now .
`` More clean sheets I ’ m sure will come because they ’ ll @ @ @ @ @ @ @ against Sheffield United ] because it was a poor goal to concede .
`` But they ’ ve got everything in the armoury to actually challenge , without a doubt . ''
After the international break , Chelsea travel to mid-table Newcastle in the Premier League before a trip to Rennes in the Champions League .
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The Blues ran out 4-1 winners at Bramall Lane on Saturday evening and many of their summer signings impressed, prompting Wright to make a claim about their hopes of winning the title
Ian Wright claims Chelsea have firmly established themselves as Premier League title contenders after their win at Sheffield United.
The Blues fell behind early on to David McGoldrick's opener at Bramall Lane, but recovered to run out dominant 4-1 winners.
Tammy Abraham and Ben Chilwell netted in the first half to give the visitors the advantage heading into the interval, while Thiago Silva and Timo Werner grabbed late goals to seal the victory.
The result leaves Chelsea third in the Premier League with four wins, three draws and one defeat - a 2-0 loss to champions Liverpool - from their opening eight games.
Image: @BBC) @BBC)
Wright has been impressed by the Blues' summer recruitment and, when asked if Chelsea are title contenders, told Premier League Productions : "Yes, with what they’ve got.
"But like we said there’s a little bit of fitting the pieces together and I think the goalkeeper [Edouard Mendy], Thiago Silva, [Hakim] Ziyech coming in, [Kai] Havertz coming in, Werner coming in - I think those players and the quality and the standard of those players yes they should be [challenging for the title].
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"But then now it is about fitting the pieces together. For me, playing Kante where he does is going to free up another vital cog in respect of the offensive side of things, because he was everywhere today.
"So once that’s all knitted together and they start to string a couple of wins together which they seem like they’re doing now.
"More clean sheets I’m sure will come because they’ll be very disappointed with that goal [against Sheffield United] because it was a poor goal to concede.
"But they’ve got everything in the armoury to actually challenge, without a doubt."
After the international break, Chelsea travel to mid-table Newcastle in the Premier League before a trip to Rennes in the Champions League.
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thedailymirror--2020-11-08--A Remembrance Sunday like no other as Brits pay respects despite lockdown

Brits will pay their respects to our fallen on a Remembrance Sunday like no other this year .
With the country on lockdown , the tradition wreath laying at London 's Cenotaph is closed to the public for the first time in a century .
Just 150 military personnel are in attendance , and the Royal British Legion has cancelled all parades - with church services taking place under strict attendance limits .
As the service got underway this morning , members of the armed forces marched to The Cenotaph in a stunning socially distanced display .
Members of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge also attended .
And our campaign aims to ensure our fallen are not forgotten - as we urged Brits to stand on their doorstep for two minutes as a mark of respect and remembrance .
Help for Heroes , the RBL , Britain ’ s Armed Forces chief , forces ’ sweetheart Katherine Jenkins and sporting legends including Ben Stokes and Seb Coe also back the two-minute tribute .
In a video to be broadcast on Sunday , Labour leader Keir Starmer says : “ We look @ @ @ @ @ @ @ generations but all servicemen and women who stood with key workers in the battle against this virus.
” And Prime Minister Boris Johnson said : “ No virus can stop us honouring [ those ] who sacrificed their lives for our freedom . ''
Broadcasters will show the central London service , which usually features senior politicians , military officials and members of the royal family laying wreaths to commemorate the dead .
Local councils will also be allowed to organise events - but they must be outdoors and they observe social distancing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
A spokesman for Boris Johnson stressed the importance of paying respects to those who have paid the ultimate price for their country .
The Prime Minister ’ s official spokesman said : “ It ’ s important that the country can continue to come together to remember the sacrifice of those who have died in the service of their country and we will ensure that Remembrance Sunday is appropriately commemorated while protecting public health.
” The spokesman said : “ We are certainly not cancelling Remembrance Sunday events but we must be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , especially to veterans who are often elderly .
“ What we are saying to local authorities in England is that they may organise remembrance services but they should be outside and social distance should be maintained . ''
Today , the Queen and other members of the royal family have taken their places on balconies at the Foreign , Commonwealth and Development Office building overlooking the Cenotaph .
The royal group watching the Remembrance Sunday service from the Government department included the Duchess of Cornwall , Duchess of Cambridge , Countess of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The Duke of York is not taking part in the event , having stepped down from official royal duties following fierce criticism after his Panorama interview about his friendship with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein .
The Queen , Prince of Wales and other senior royals , including the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Royal , took their places before the two-minute silence was observed at 11am .
Earlier this week , the Queen wore a face mask in public for the first time as she made a poignant pilgrimage to the grave @ @ @ @ @ @ @ centenary of his burial .
The monarch returned to London for the first time since March this week after requesting to attend a “ deeply personal ” service at Westminster Abbey .
At the place she was married in November 1947 , and in tribute to the symbolic serviceman she left flowers , based on her wedding bouquet , at his final resting place .
The brief service was an intimate event , attended by just the Dean and the Queen 's Equerry , Major Nana Kofi Twumasi-Ankrah .
After the Queen touched @ @ @ @ @ @ @ myrtle - the Equerry laid it on a corner of the grave , sited close to the Abbey 's great west door , and after a prayer from the Dean the monarch bowed her head .
Pipe Major Richard Grisdale , the Queen 's piper , positioned high in the Abbey 's organ loft , played as the Queen , dressed in black and wearing a poppy , was left in solemn reflection for a few moments .
The ceremony , which will be broadcast on BBC One today , was rooted in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ On Armistice Day in 1920 , the unknown warrior ’ s body , brought from the battlefields of France to London , was taken to Whitehall , where King George V unveiled the Cenotaph .
The king laid a wreath on the coffin and accompanied it to the Abbey , where he scattered a handful of French earth on the coffin before burial .
The Queen ’ s father , the future King George VI , was also present .
In 1923 , Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon , later Queen Elizabeth , the Queen Mother @ @ @ @ @ @ @ warrior ’ s grave in memory of her brother Fergus who died at the Battle of Loos in 1915 .
Her gesture began a tradition where many royal brides have sent bouquets to lie on the grave after their weddings .

With the country on lockdown, the traditional wreath laying at London's Cenotaph is closed to the public for the first time in a century
A Remembrance Sunday like no other as Brits pay respects despite lockdown
Brits will pay their respects to our fallen on a Remembrance Sunday like no other this year.
With the country on lockdown, the tradition wreath laying at London's Cenotaph is closed to the public for the first time in a century.
Just 150 military personnel are in attendance, and the Royal British Legion has cancelled all parades - with church services taking place under strict attendance limits.
As the service got underway this morning, members of the armed forces marched to The Cenotaph in a stunning socially distanced display.
Members of the royal family, including the Queen and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge also attended.
And our campaign aims to ensure our fallen are not forgotten - as we urged Brits to stand on their doorstep for two minutes as a mark of respect and remembrance.
Help for Heroes, the RBL, Britain’s Armed Forces chief, forces’ sweetheart Katherine Jenkins and sporting legends including Ben Stokes and Seb Coe also back the two-minute tribute.
Image: Max Mumby) Max Mumby)
In a video to be broadcast on Sunday, Labour leader Keir Starmer says: “We look with pride, not only to wartime generations but all servicemen and women who stood with key workers in the battle against this virus.”
And Prime Minister Boris Johnson said: “No virus can stop us honouring [those] who sacrificed their lives for our freedom."
Broadcasters will show the central London service, which usually features senior politicians, military officials and members of the royal family laying wreaths to commemorate the dead.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS) Image: PA) PA)
Local councils will also be allowed to organise events - but they must be outdoors and they observe social distancing, a spokesman for the PM confirmed.
A spokesman for Boris Johnson stressed the importance of paying respects to those who have paid the ultimate price for their country.
The Prime Minister’s official spokesman said: “It’s important that the country can continue to come together to remember the sacrifice of those who have died in the service of their country and we will ensure that Remembrance Sunday is appropriately commemorated while protecting public health.”
Image: Max Mumby) Max Mumby) Image: PA) PA)
The spokesman said: “We are certainly not cancelling Remembrance Sunday events but we must be mindful of the risks such events pose, especially to veterans who are often elderly.
“What we are saying to local authorities in England is that they may organise remembrance services but they should be outside and social distance should be maintained."
Today, the Queen and other members of the royal family have taken their places on balconies at the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office building overlooking the Cenotaph.
The royal group watching the Remembrance Sunday service from the Government department included the Duchess of Cornwall, Duchess of Cambridge, Countess of Wessex and Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The Duke of York is not taking part in the event, having stepped down from official royal duties following fierce criticism after his Panorama interview about his friendship with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
The Queen, Prince of Wales and other senior royals, including the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Royal, took their places before the two-minute silence was observed at 11am.
Earlier this week, the Queen wore a face mask in public for the first time as she made a poignant pilgrimage to the grave of the Unknown Warrior to mark the centenary of his burial.
Image: PA) PA)
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The monarch returned to London for the first time since March this week after requesting to attend a “deeply personal” service at Westminster Abbey.
At the place she was married in November 1947, and in tribute to the symbolic serviceman she left flowers, based on her wedding bouquet, at his final resting place.
The brief service was an intimate event, attended by just the Dean and the Queen's Equerry, Major Nana Kofi Twumasi-Ankrah.
After the Queen touched her bouquet - which featured orchids and myrtle - the Equerry laid it on a corner of the grave, sited close to the Abbey's great west door, and after a prayer from the Dean the monarch bowed her head.
Image: PA) PA)
Pipe Major Richard Grisdale, the Queen's piper, positioned high in the Abbey's organ loft, played as the Queen, dressed in black and wearing a poppy, was left in solemn reflection for a few moments.
The ceremony, which will be broadcast on BBC One today, was rooted in the Royal Family’s history.
On Armistice Day in 1920, the unknown warrior’s body, brought from the battlefields of France to London, was taken to Whitehall, where King George V unveiled the Cenotaph.
The king laid a wreath on the coffin and accompanied it to the Abbey, where he scattered a handful of French earth on the coffin before burial. The Queen’s father, the future King George VI, was also present.
In 1923, Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, later Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, laid her wedding bouquet on the warrior’s grave in memory of her brother Fergus who died at the Battle of Loos in 1915.
Her gesture began a tradition where many royal brides have sent bouquets to lie on the grave after their weddings.


thedailymirror--2020-11-08--Transformation of mum who lost 10st after she couldn't fit between pub tables

A young mum who binged on sugary foods and takeaways vowed on New Years Eve in 2019 that it was time to stop `` being the fat friend '' .
Emily Parker , 22 , who was a size 28 at her heaviest weighed 20 stone and four pounds , had n't received some tights she 'd ordered to wear with her outfit and had to find something else to wear .
Emily told Wales Online : `` I remember being so uncomfortable that night .
I sat down in the corner most of the night , I was barely @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the table because I did n't like the way I looked and could n't fit between the tables .
`` After that night , I got really sick of being 'the fat friend , ' and decided to really go for it . ''
Being overweight from her teenage years , Emily put on more weight after the birth of her son , two-year-old son Jaxson .
`` I put on weight after going to comprehensive school and having lunch money , going to the shop and buying things full of sugar .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ loved chocolates , sweets and takeaways , '' said Emily .
From the age of 16 she had tried a number of different diets like Slimming World but nothing seemed to work for her .
`` My breakfast could look like three bowls of sugary cereals like Coco Pops or something , or toast but instead of having two slices , I would have five , '' she said .
`` My lunch was usually a cheese toastie , grilled with butter and then in the evening we 'd probably have a takeaway @ @ @ @ @ @ @ . ''
Emily set out a simple plan to start counting her calories on app MyFitnessPal , walk 10,000 steps a day and bought a size 16 dress for a friend 's wedding in the July as motivation .
`` I was really surprised at how quickly the weight came off .
I cut out bread and alcohol at the start and was just controlling my portion sizes and counting calories , '' she said .
`` I was n't doing loads of exercise but just making sure I got 10,000 steps in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by the April , I had lost around five stone . ''
After seven months she had dropped seven stone and the size 16 dress was too big .
`` My mindset completely changed .
Before , I had been living with my parents but now living with my partner I got to cook my own food and cook meals from scratch .
`` For breakfast , I would have something high in fibre like Bran Flakes .
For lunch I would have eggs which are full of protein and for tea I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ other type of meat with salad . ''
By March 2020 , Emily weighed 10 stone and eight pounds - she had lost nearly 10 stone , around half her body weight , in just over a year .
Emily also became more active , she explained : `` I was really so lazy before , I had to force myself to get up to the go to the toilet .
I 'd be out of breath running up the stairs or walking .
`` I went from that to doing two 45-minute @ @ @ @ @ @ @ miles . ''

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Emily Parker, 22, who was a size 28 at her heaviest weighed 20 stone and four pounds, decided she didn't want to be the 'fat friend anymore' so set about losing half her body weight
Transformation of mum who lost 10st after she couldn't fit between pub tables
A young mum who binged on sugary foods and takeaways vowed on New Years Eve in 2019 that it was time to stop "being the fat friend".
Emily Parker, 22, who was a size 28 at her heaviest weighed 20 stone and four pounds, hadn't received some tights she'd ordered to wear with her outfit and had to find something else to wear.
Emily told Wales Online : "I remember being so uncomfortable that night. I sat down in the corner most of the night, I was barely speaking and wouldn't get up from the table because I didn't like the way I looked and couldn't fit between the tables.
"After that night, I got really sick of being 'the fat friend,' and decided to really go for it."
Being overweight from her teenage years, Emily put on more weight after the birth of her son, two-year-old son Jaxson.
Image: Emily Parker/Media Wales) Emily Parker/Media Wales)
"I put on weight after going to comprehensive school and having lunch money, going to the shop and buying things full of sugar. I had a real sweet tooth and loved chocolates, sweets and takeaways," said Emily.
From the age of 16 she had tried a number of different diets like Slimming World but nothing seemed to work for her.
"My breakfast could look like three bowls of sugary cereals like Coco Pops or something, or toast but instead of having two slices, I would have five," she said.
Image: Emily Parker/Media Wales) Emily Parker/Media Wales)
"My lunch was usually a cheese toastie, grilled with butter and then in the evening we'd probably have a takeaway which could be a Chinese or kebab."
Emily set out a simple plan to start counting her calories on app MyFitnessPal, walk 10,000 steps a day and bought a size 16 dress for a friend's wedding in the July as motivation.
"I was really surprised at how quickly the weight came off. I cut out bread and alcohol at the start and was just controlling my portion sizes and counting calories," she said.
Image: Emily Parker/Media Wales) Emily Parker/Media Wales)
"I wasn't doing loads of exercise but just making sure I got 10,000 steps in a day to keep active, and by the April, I had lost around five stone."
After seven months she had dropped seven stone and the size 16 dress was too big.
"My mindset completely changed. Before, I had been living with my parents but now living with my partner I got to cook my own food and cook meals from scratch.
Image: Emily Parker/Media Wales) Emily Parker/Media Wales)
"For breakfast, I would have something high in fibre like Bran Flakes. For lunch I would have eggs which are full of protein and for tea I would eat chicken and veggies or some other type of meat with salad."
By March 2020, Emily weighed 10 stone and eight pounds - she had lost nearly 10 stone, around half her body weight, in just over a year.
Emily also became more active, she explained: "I was really so lazy before, I had to force myself to get up to the go to the toilet. I'd be out of breath running up the stairs or walking.
"I went from that to doing two 45-minute workouts a day and running for five miles."


thedailymirror--2020-11-08--Desperate Donald wants election result overturned but here's how likely that is

If there 's one thing we know for sure about the 45th President of the United States , it 's that he wo n't accept defeat gracefully .
While the world was piling congratulations on Joe Biden and Kamala Harris , Donald Trump put out a stroppy statement vowing to fight in the courts .
Even as it became clear that his re-election hopes had been fatally damaged , Trump posted on Twitter : `` I WON THIS ELECTION , BY A LOT ! ''
Since Tuesday 's voting ended , the President has been trying to cast doubt on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rigged against him and demanding voting stopped in those states where he was ahead .
Yesterday sulking Trump issued a statement saying : `` The simple fact is this election is far from over .
`` Joe Biden has not been certified as the winner of any states , let alone any of the highly contested states headed for mandatory recounts , or states where our campaign has valid and legitimate legal challenges that could determine the ultimate victor . ''
He said that from tomorrow , his lawyers would be going to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in several battleground states overturned .
What do the experts say ?
Those with knowledge of US election law seem pretty unanimous that Trump 's legal efforts are going nowhere , with some speculation he is doing it `` for show '' .
Richard Hasen , an election law expert at the University of California , told NDTV that Trump should n't hold out too much hope .
He said : `` Trump 's litigation strategy is going nowhere .
`` It is not going to make a difference to the election outcome @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Election law expert Josh Blackman agreed , telling ABC13 : `` At this point in the election , it 's beyond what 's called the margin of litigation .
`` In other words , even if President Trump 's lawsuits are successful , they still wo n't make up enough votes to push him over the top .
So the litigation , I think , is mostly for show . ''
Has an election result gone to court before ?
Yes , those who follow US politics will remember that the 2000 election @ @ @ @ @ @ @ W. Bush got a bit messy .
In that case it was Florida , which would have tipped the election one way or the other , that caused the contention .
Bush led by just over 500 votes , and legal teams for both candidates slugged it out over a recount .
However even with such a narrow margin the Supreme Court narrowly opted to reject it , thereby handing the election to Bush .
What 's different this time around ?
Well for starters , the numbers are a whole different ball @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
For Trump to win , he would have to convince the Supreme Court to somehow overturn margins stretching into several thousands in multiple states .
And even after stacking the court with conservatives , that looks like a long shot .
What are the margins that Trump would have to challenge ?
Too big for Trump 's litigation to make much difference , to be honest .
If Trump was to succeed , he would need to prove irregularities in multiple states on a scale never seen before .
If he can @ @ @ @ @ @ @ unlikely to sway more than 200 votes in either direction .
Biden 's lead in Pennsylvania widened to 28,833 votes by mid-morning yesterday , with 96 % of the count complete , and in Nevada he led by 22,657 votes with 93 % of the count finished .
His slim lead in Georgia , a typically Republican-leaning state , had him ahead by 7,248 votes with the count 99 % complete .
A recount is likely in the state because of the close margin .
In Arizona , Biden 's lead narrowed to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tally completed .
Even before the election , Trump was getting himself worked up about Pennsylvania , after voters were given an extended deadline because of the Covid-19 crisis .
It was ruled that all votes that arrived by Friday and postmarked on election day would be accepted .
With Democrats more likely to be worried about coronavirus , it was believed that they were more likely to vote by post , with Republicans following the lead of the gung-ho President .
The US Supreme Court is now set to rule on whether @ @ @ @ @ @ @ see tens of thousands of votes wiped out .
But even if judges were to side with the President , reports claim that the numbers still do n't work for Trump , with Biden 's lead still too big to defeat , as mail-in votes were segregated anyway .
How have Trump 's legal challenges gone so far ?
The Trump campaign has already filed lawsuits in Georgia and Michigan alleging issues with the vote counting process .
But both have already been thrown out .
Republican efforts to throw out votes in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ point .
What has Trump said ?
Plenty , including a rambling 17 minute speech from the White House that was so full of lies and conspiracy theories that most US networks cut him off .
But he had another go yesterday , issuing a lengthy statement repeating the same untruths and blaming irregularities for his loss .
He has promised a wave of new lawsuits tomorrow .
Trump - who was golfing when the election was called for Biden - wrote : `` We all know why Joe Biden is rushing to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his media allies are trying so hard to help him : they do n't want the truth to be exposed .
The simple fact is this election is far from over .
`` Joe Biden has not been certified as the winner of any states , let alone any of the highly contested states headed for mandatory recounts , or states where our campaign has valid and legitimate legal challenges that could determine the ultimate victor .
`` In Pennsylvania , for example , our legal observers were not permitted meaningful access to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ votes decide who is president , not the news media . ''

It's not looking good for the President, in spite of his claim that the election isn't over yet and his promise that multiple lawsuits will be filed to challenge Joe Biden's win
Can Trump overturn US election result? Here's how likely Desperate Don's chances are
If there's one thing we know for sure about the 45th President of the United States, it's that he won't accept defeat gracefully.
While the world was piling congratulations on Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, Donald Trump put out a stroppy statement vowing to fight in the courts.
Even as it became clear that his re-election hopes had been fatally damaged, Trump posted on Twitter : "I WON THIS ELECTION, BY A LOT!"
Since Tuesday's voting ended, the President has been trying to cast doubt on the process, claiming the vote was rigged against him and demanding voting stopped in those states where he was ahead.
Yesterday sulking Trump issued a statement saying: "The simple fact is this election is far from over.
"Joe Biden has not been certified as the winner of any states, let alone any of the highly contested states headed for mandatory recounts, or states where our campaign has valid and legitimate legal challenges that could determine the ultimate victor."
Image: Getty) Getty)
He said that from tomorrow, his lawyers would be going to the courts to try get the result in several battleground states overturned.
What do the experts say?
Those with knowledge of US election law seem pretty unanimous that Trump's legal efforts are going nowhere, with some speculation he is doing it "for show".
Richard Hasen, an election law expert at the University of California, told NDTV that Trump shouldn't hold out too much hope.
He said: "Trump's litigation strategy is going nowhere.
"It is not going to make a difference to the election outcome."
South Texas College of Law Election law expert Josh Blackman agreed, telling ABC13 : "At this point in the election, it's beyond what's called the margin of litigation.
"In other words, even if President Trump's lawsuits are successful, they still won't make up enough votes to push him over the top. So the litigation, I think, is mostly for show."
Image: MICHAEL REYNOLDS/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock) MICHAEL REYNOLDS/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock) Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Has an election result gone to court before?
Yes, those who follow US politics will remember that the 2000 election between Democrat Al Gore and Republican George W. Bush got a bit messy.
In that case it was Florida, which would have tipped the election one way or the other, that caused the contention.
Bush led by just over 500 votes, and legal teams for both candidates slugged it out over a recount.
However even with such a narrow margin the Supreme Court narrowly opted to reject it, thereby handing the election to Bush.
What's different this time around?
Well for starters, the numbers are a whole different ball park, and it involves multiple states.
For Trump to win, he would have to convince the Supreme Court to somehow overturn margins stretching into several thousands in multiple states.
And even after stacking the court with conservatives, that looks like a long shot.
What are the margins that Trump would have to challenge?
Too big for Trump's litigation to make much difference, to be honest.
If Trump was to succeed, he would need to prove irregularities in multiple states on a scale never seen before.
Image: CHRIS ALUKA BERRY/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock) CHRIS ALUKA BERRY/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock) Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
If he can force a recount, it would be unlikely to sway more than 200 votes in either direction.
Biden's lead in Pennsylvania widened to 28,833 votes by mid-morning yesterday, with 96% of the count complete, and in Nevada he led by 22,657 votes with 93% of the count finished.
His slim lead in Georgia, a typically Republican-leaning state, had him ahead by 7,248 votes with the count 99% complete.
A recount is likely in the state because of the close margin.
In Arizona, Biden's lead narrowed to 20,573 votes with 97% of the tally completed.
What's the deal with Pennsylvania?
Even before the election, Trump was getting himself worked up about Pennsylvania, after voters were given an extended deadline because of the Covid-19 crisis.
It was ruled that all votes that arrived by Friday and postmarked on election day would be accepted.
With Democrats more likely to be worried about coronavirus, it was believed that they were more likely to vote by post, with Republicans following the lead of the gung-ho President.
The US Supreme Court is now set to rule on whether to overturn the deadline, which would see tens of thousands of votes wiped out.
But even if judges were to side with the President, reports claim that the numbers still don't work for Trump, with Biden's lead still too big to defeat, as mail-in votes were segregated anyway.
How have Trump's legal challenges gone so far?
Not well.
The Trump campaign has already filed lawsuits in Georgia and Michigan alleging issues with the vote counting process.
But both have already been thrown out.
Republican efforts to throw out votes in Pennsylvania have also failed up to this point.
What has Trump said?
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Plenty, including a rambling 17 minute speech from the White House that was so full of lies and conspiracy theories that most US networks cut him off.
But he had another go yesterday, issuing a lengthy statement repeating the same untruths and blaming irregularities for his loss.
He has promised a wave of new lawsuits tomorrow.
Trump - who was golfing when the election was called for Biden - wrote: "We all know why Joe Biden is rushing to falsely pose as the winner and why his media allies are trying so hard to help him: they don't want the truth to be exposed. The simple fact is this election is far from over.
"Joe Biden has not been certified as the winner of any states, let alone any of the highly contested states headed for mandatory recounts, or states where our campaign has valid and legitimate legal challenges that could determine the ultimate victor.
"In Pennsylvania, for example, our legal observers were not permitted meaningful access to watch the counting process.
"Legal votes decide who is president, not the news media."


thedailymirror--2020-11-08--Family of tragic mum and murdered children forced to watch funeral on livestream

The devastated family of a mum and her two murdered children were forced to watch the funeral service on a live stream amid lockdown .
Seema Banu , 37 , was buried on Friday alongside her daughter Asfira Syed , 11 , and six-year-old son Faizan Syed - with their overseas family unable to say a proper goodbye .
Instead they had to watch the burials on a service streamed live to India , in the Mysore district in Karnataka .
One heartbroken relative said : “ My village and all of us in India are thankful to the people @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Of course it ’ s unfortunate we couldn ’ t get the bodies home.
” The deceased family was found at their south Dublin home last week , reports Dublin Live .
Gardai are satisfied the two children were murdered , but have yet to confirm how Ms Banu received her injuries .
There were signs of strangulation but gardai say they have withheld further details for “ operational reasons ” .
The scene at Llywellen Court in Ballinteer was sealed off for several days as investigators searched the area .
Friday ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and kids took place at the Islamic Cultural Centre of Ireland in Clonskeagh , Dublin .
Her grieving family watched on a projector from her native India as her coffin and those of her children were lowered into the ground at Newcastle cemetery .
The family in India had hoped the bodies could be returned home for burial there but they accepted it was not possible in the end .
Cousin Sufi Masood Hussain said : “ We want to thank each and every individual who helped and supported us through the toughest @ @ @ @ @ @ @ probe continues and cops said they continue to examine “ all circumstances of the events ” after the post-mortems of the trio were completed on Friday .
Seema ’ s husband Sameer Syed wept at the funeral and burial as he struggled to come to terms with their passing .
Last week , Ms Banu ’ s dad Abdul Ghaffar and mum Qurishid-un-nisa told how they were “ very , very sad ” after they received the shocking news that their daughter and grandkids were found lifeless .
Remembering their beloved daughter , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ very kind-hearted person .
“ She was bold , she has faced all the challenges in her life .
She was one of the main decision-makers for the family .
“ We have lost all three precious gems of our family .
We are in shock and extreme pain for losing them.
” Detectives have urged anyone with information about the deaths to contact the investigation team at Dundrum Garda Station on 01 6665600 or any Garda station .

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Seema Banu, 37, was buried on Friday alongside her daughter Asfira Syed, 11, and six-year-old son Faizan Syed - with their family unable to say a proper goodbye due to lockdown restrictions
Family of tragic mum and murdered children forced to watch funeral on live stream
The devastated family of a mum and her two murdered children were forced to watch the funeral service on a live stream amid lockdown.
Seema Banu, 37, was buried on Friday alongside her daughter Asfira Syed, 11, and six-year-old son Faizan Syed - with their overseas family unable to say a proper goodbye.
Instead they had to watch the burials on a service streamed live to India, in the Mysore district in Karnataka.
One heartbroken relative said: “My village and all of us in India are thankful to the people of Ireland for their support.
“Of course it’s unfortunate we couldn’t get the bodies home.”
The deceased family was found at their south Dublin home last week, reports Dublin Live.
Gardai are satisfied the two children were murdered, but have yet to confirm how Ms Banu received her injuries.
Image: PA) PA)
There were signs of strangulation but gardai say they have withheld further details for “operational reasons”.
The scene at Llywellen Court in Ballinteer was sealed off for several days as investigators searched the area.
Friday’s emotional goodbye for the tragic mum and kids took place at the Islamic Cultural Centre of Ireland in Clonskeagh, Dublin.
Image: PA) PA)
Her grieving family watched on a projector from her native India as her coffin and those of her children were lowered into the ground at Newcastle cemetery.
The family in India had hoped the bodies could be returned home for burial there but they accepted it was not possible in the end.
Cousin Sufi Masood Hussain said: “We want to thank each and every individual who helped and supported us through the toughest period for our family.”
Image: PA) PA)
A murder probe continues and cops said they continue to examine “all circumstances of the events” after the post-mortems of the trio were completed on Friday.
Seema’s husband Sameer Syed wept at the funeral and burial as he struggled to come to terms with their passing.
Last week, Ms Banu’s dad Abdul Ghaffar and mum Qurishid-un-nisa told how they were “very, very sad” after they received the shocking news that their daughter and grandkids were found lifeless.
Remembering their beloved daughter, they said: “She was a very kind-hearted person.
“She was bold, she has faced all the challenges in her life. She was one of the main decision-makers for the family.
“We have lost all three precious gems of our family. We are in shock and extreme pain for losing them.”
Detectives have urged anyone with information about the deaths to contact the investigation team at Dundrum Garda Station on 01 6665600 or any Garda station.


thedailymirror--2020-11-09--Kim Kardashian excited as 'future looks bright' after Kanye West blows millions

Kim Kardashian can not hide her joy at what she believes is an 'optimistic future ' after Donald Trump was defeated by Democrats ' President-elect , Joe Biden .
The 40-year-old Keeping Up With The Kardashians star has tweeted her support for the incoming team into the White House , and has particularly praised Vice President-elect Kamala Harris .
This is despite her husband reportedly blowing $ 9 million on a campaign to get him elected as President , which ultimately failed spectacularly .
With 160 million votes being cast and Kanye being on the ticket in 11 states , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his own family on Twitter , led to just 60,000 voting for the rapper .
Kim has celebrated the new administration by putting on a very busty display in an Instagram pic she shared with her followers .
The mum-of-four posed in a plunging leather vest along with a burgundy skirt which accentuated her curvy figure .
She wore her long dark hair in a waist-length braid as she posed at what seems to be a photoshoot for the KKW Beauty founder .
Kim captioned the pic : `` Our future looks bright @ @ @ @ @ @ @ happy with the new team taking over leading the country , Kim has had a good relationship with Trump and has praised him on his prison reform policies .
She refused to speak negatively about the outgoing President , when grilled about her political bias on David Letterman 's Netflix series , My Next Guest Needs No Introduction .
Kim did say that her friends were concerned that her reputation could be damaged if she went to the White House to see Trump but she justified her visit by saying that if she @ @ @ @ @ @ @ do n't have a chance . ''
Her advocacy led to Trump commuting the life sentence of Alice Johnson , who had spent more than 20 years behind bars for nonviolent drug offence , without parole .
Kim added : `` Hopefully , for the next multiple administrations , I 'll be working with the White House , helping them with clemencies . ''
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PIERS MORGAN RELIEVED KIM K WON'T BE FIRST LADY AFTER KANYE CRASHES OUT OF US ELECTION
PIERS MORGAN RELIEVED KIM K WON'T BE FIRST LADY AFTER KANYE CRASHES OUT OF US ELECTION
Kim Kardashian is raving about Joe Biden and Kamala Harris taking over the White House from Donald Trump despite her husband Kanye West losing big in the elections
Kim Kardashian says 'future looks bright' despite Kanye blowing $9m on election bid
Kim Kardashian cannot hide her joy at what she believes is an 'optimistic future' after Donald Trump was defeated by Democrats' President-elect, Joe Biden.
The 40-year-old Keeping Up With The Kardashians star has tweeted her support for the incoming team into the White House, and has particularly praised Vice President-elect Kamala Harris.
This is despite her husband reportedly blowing $9 million on a campaign to get him elected as President, which ultimately failed spectacularly.
With 160 million votes being cast and Kanye being on the ticket in 11 states, his huge investment and personal attacks against his own family on Twitter, led to just 60,000 voting for the rapper.
Image: Kim Kardashian/Instagram) Kim Kardashian/Instagram)
Kim has celebrated the new administration by putting on a very busty display in an Instagram pic she shared with her followers.
The mum-of-four posed in a plunging leather vest along with a burgundy skirt which accentuated her curvy figure.
She wore her long dark hair in a waist-length braid as she posed at what seems to be a photoshoot for the KKW Beauty founder.
Kim captioned the pic: "Our future looks bright."
While the reality star seems happy with the new team taking over leading the country, Kim has had a good relationship with Trump and has praised him on his prison reform policies.
Image: Donald Trump/Twitter) Donald Trump/Twitter)
She refused to speak negatively about the outgoing President, when grilled about her political bias on David Letterman's Netflix series, My Next Guest Needs No Introduction.
Kim did say that her friends were concerned that her reputation could be damaged if she went to the White House to see Trump but she justified her visit by saying that if she didn't "these people's lives don't have a chance."
Her advocacy led to Trump commuting the life sentence of Alice Johnson, who had spent more than 20 years behind bars for nonviolent drug offence, without parole.
Kim added: "Hopefully, for the next multiple administrations, I'll be working with the White House, helping them with clemencies."
Do you have a story to sell? Get in touch with us at webcelebs@trinitymirror.com or call us direct 0207 29 33033.


thedailymirror--2020-11-09--Welsh firebreak lockdown ends - these are new rules as pubs and shops re-open

Wales 's new national measures to combat coronavirus have come into force following the end of the country 's 17-day firebreak lockdown .
Groups of up to four people can now meet up in cafes , pubs and restaurants while shops , gyms , hairdressers and places of worship will also reopen .
Supermarkets can again sell non-essential items while people will only be allowed to meet up inside homes with members of one other household if they have joined into a `` bubble '' .
A 10pm curfew on alcohol sales will carry over from before the firebreak , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ address in bars following concerns people in England could flout its own lockdown and travel to Wales for a drink .
There are no restrictions on travel within Wales , but people will not be allowed to travel outside of the country unless for a reasonable excuse such as work .
First Minister Mark Drakeford urged the Welsh public to reduce the number of people they see as well as time spent with them , warning that `` we can not go back to the way we were living our lives '' .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ need to think about our own lives and what we can all do to keep our families safe .
We need to stop thinking about the maximum limit of rules and regulations. ''
Coronavirus is a highly infectious virus - it thrives on contact between people .
To keep each other safe we need to reduce the number of people we have contact with and the amount of time we spend with them .
`` There will be a new set of national measures from today , which will follow up all the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ made during the firebreak .
`` We can not go back to the way we were living our lives and throw away all that hard work . ''
Mr Drakeford also said people 's behaviours and actions would be more important in controlling the spread of the virus than the new rules and regulations .
The Welsh Labour leader previously said the end of Wales 's firebreak just four days after England entered into a month-long lockdown would create the hardest border between the countries for `` several centuries '' .
The final @ @ @ @ @ @ @ number of Covid-19 hospital admissions surpass the levels of the previous peak of the virus in April .
The Welsh Government also faced calls to extend restrictions in areas of the south Wales valleys including Merthyr Tydfil - which became the worst-hit area of the UK last week with 741 cases per 100,000 people - as high levels of transmissions continue to rise .
• The need to maintain two-metre social distancing and wear face masks in enclosed public places , including on public transport and taxis • The requirement to work from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ should only meet with their `` bubble '' in their own home and only two households will be able to form a `` bubble '' .
If one person from either household develops symptoms , everyone should immediately self-isolate • People will be able to meet in groups of up to four people from separate households ( not including any children aged under 11 ) in regulated indoor places , such as hospitality - bars , pubs , cafes and restaurants • Up to 15 people can take part in an organised indoor @ @ @ @ @ @ @ organised activity outdoors , providing all social distancing , hand hygiene and other Covid-19 safety measures are followed • People should avoid non-essential travel as much as possible .
There will be no legal restrictions on travel within Wales for residents , but international travel should be for essential reasons only .
Primary schools and years seven and eight in secondary schools remained open during the lockdown apart from the half-term break , but all schools and year groups will resume from Monday .
Universities will resume a combination of in-person teaching and @ @ @

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First Minister Mark Drakeford has warned the Welsh public they "cannot go back to the way we were" as he urged them to reduce the number of people they see each day
Welsh firebreak lockdown ends - these are the new rules as pubs and shops re-open
Wales's new national measures to combat coronavirus have come into force following the end of the country's 17-day firebreak lockdown.
Groups of up to four people can now meet up in cafes, pubs and restaurants while shops, gyms, hairdressers and places of worship will also reopen.
Supermarkets can again sell non-essential items while people will only be allowed to meet up inside homes with members of one other household if they have joined into a "bubble".
A 10pm curfew on alcohol sales will carry over from before the firebreak, with people required to prove their home address in bars following concerns people in England could flout its own lockdown and travel to Wales for a drink.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
There are no restrictions on travel within Wales, but people will not be allowed to travel outside of the country unless for a reasonable excuse such as work.
First Minister Mark Drakeford urged the Welsh public to reduce the number of people they see as well as time spent with them, warning that "we cannot go back to the way we were living our lives".
Mr Drakeford said: "We all need to think about our own lives and what we can all do to keep our families safe. We need to stop thinking about the maximum limit of rules and regulations.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
" Coronavirus is a highly infectious virus - it thrives on contact between people. To keep each other safe we need to reduce the number of people we have contact with and the amount of time we spend with them.
"There will be a new set of national measures from today, which will follow up all the hard work and sacrifices which have been made during the firebreak.
"We cannot go back to the way we were living our lives and throw away all that hard work."
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Mr Drakeford also said people's behaviours and actions would be more important in controlling the spread of the virus than the new rules and regulations.
The Welsh Labour leader previously said the end of Wales's firebreak just four days after England entered into a month-long lockdown would create the hardest border between the countries for "several centuries".
The final week of Wales's lockdown saw the number of Covid-19 hospital admissions surpass the levels of the previous peak of the virus in April.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The Welsh Government also faced calls to extend restrictions in areas of the south Wales valleys including Merthyr Tydfil - which became the worst-hit area of the UK last week with 741 cases per 100,000 people - as high levels of transmissions continue to rise.
Wales's new national measures from Monday include:
The need to maintain two-metre social distancing and wear face masks in enclosed public places, including on public transport and taxis
The requirement to work from home whenever possible will remain
People should only meet with their "bubble" in their own home and only two households will be able to form a "bubble". If one person from either household develops symptoms, everyone should immediately self-isolate
People will be able to meet in groups of up to four people from separate households (not including any children aged under 11) in regulated indoor places, such as hospitality - bars, pubs, cafes and restaurants
Up to 15 people can take part in an organised indoor activity and up to 30 in an organised activity outdoors, providing all social distancing, hand hygiene and other Covid-19 safety measures are followed
People should avoid non-essential travel as much as possible. There will be no legal restrictions on travel within Wales for residents, but international travel should be for essential reasons only.
Primary schools and years seven and eight in secondary schools remained open during the lockdown apart from the half-term break, but all schools and year groups will resume from Monday.
Universities will resume a combination of in-person teaching and blended learning.


thedailymirror--2020-11-09--'Black mood' descends on White House as Donald Trump is urged to concede

Defeated Donald Trump took his rage out on a golf ball , teeing off on his first day as a lame duck president – with even his own family urging him to concede the election .
Son-in-law Jared Kushner , who serves as his senior adviser , has reportedly urged Trump to concede to Democrat Joe Biden , which the President refuses to do , leading CNN to describe him as “ flailing like an obese turtle in the sun ” .
As a “ black mood ” descended on the White House , Trump returned to his golf course @ @ @ @ @ @ @ before having another meltdown on Twitter , returning to baseless accusations of “ voter fraud ” .
He retweeted quotes from former Republican House Speaker Newt Gingrich , saying : “ If there ’ s a problem in the system about authentication , that would seriously affect the ENTIRE ELECTION.
” He also tweeted : “ We believe these people are thieves .
The big city machines are corrupt .
This was a stolen election.
” As Ladbrokes offered 10/1 odds that Trump would refuse to attend Biden ’ s inauguration in January @ @ @ @ @ @ @ living Republican President , offered his “ warm congratulations ” to the President-elect .
He said : “ Though we have political differences , I know Joe Biden to be a good man , who has won his opportunity to lead and unify our country.
” Bush said Trump had a right to “ request recounts and pursue legal challenges ” , but added : “ The American people can have confidence that this election was fundamentally fair , its integrity will be upheld , and its outcome is clear.
” Bush ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ even further .
Insiders say his incandescence soared on Saturday night when Biden made his first speech to the US as the nation ’ s President-elect .
Speaking in his home town of Wilmington , Delaware , he called on Americans to move away from a “ grim era of demonisation ” .
He said : “ For all those of you who voted for President Trump , I understand the disappointment tonight .
I ’ ve lost a couple of times myself .
But now , let ’ s give each other @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to put away the harsh rhetoric , lower the temperature , see each other again , listen to each other again .
“ This is the time to heal in America.
” Trump ’ s “ stolen election ” claims are supported by several Republicans as well as his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani .
The former New York mayor has vowed to provide Trump with evidence of voter fraud , but has yet to produce any .
He estimated his team would have four or five lawsuits over alleged voter fraud in battleground @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Giuliani told Sunday Morning Futures yesterday : “ It really would be wrong for him to concede .
There is strong evidence that this was an election that in at least three or four states and possibly 10 , it was stolen .
“ It was based on false votes .
Now you can ’ t let that election go into history without challenging that.
” Unlike Kushner , husband of Ivanka Trump , the President ’ s eldest sons Don Jr and Eric , have encouraged him to keep on fighting @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Biden supporters continued to party yesterday , with a second day of street celebrations from east to west coast .
In Hollywood , supermodel Chrissy Teigen , 34 , and her pop star husband John Legend , 41 , joined the celebrations on Santa Monica Boulevard .
Biden began his first full day as President-elect by going to church in Wilmington with his family as usual , before he set about planning his transition .
Sources said Biden would sign a series of executive orders on his first day in the Oval @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
They predict he will reverse much of Trump ’ s domestic agenda and aim to improve America ’ s standing in the world .
In the first hours after taking his seat in Oval Office , Biden has said he will send a letter to the United Nations indicating that America will rejoin the effort to combat climate change , and reverse Trump ’ s withdrawal from the Paris Climate Accord .
Biden will move swiftly to tackle the pandemic by appointing a “ national supply chain commander ” and establishing a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ date , America is approaching 10 million Covid-19 infections since the outbreak , with 238,000 deaths .
Biden has said he will restore the rights of government workers to form unions , tackle homelessness and resettle more refugees fleeing war .
He has also promised to throw out Trump ’ s travel ban on mostly Muslim countries and begin calling foreign leaders in a bid to restore trust in the US .
Dan Pfeiffer , a senior adviser to President Barack Obama , said : “ Every president wants to come out of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ promises before lunch on the first day .
Executive orders are the best way to do that.
” Former UK Foreign Secretary David Miliband , who has lived in the States since 2013 , welcomed Biden ’ s win .
He said : “ Often it is in a second term that the greatest steps to undermine democracy take place .
There ’ s something very significant in the defeat of President Trump.
” He said leaders across Europe were heaving a “ great sigh of relief ” as Biden would be “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ democratic countries of the world ” .

Donald Trump had another meltdown on Twitter referring to baseless "voter fraud" before playing golf for a second day as his family urges him to concede the election
Defeated Donald Trump took his rage out on a golf ball, teeing off on his first day as a lame duck president – with even his own family urging him to concede the election.
Son-in-law Jared Kushner, who serves as his senior adviser, has reportedly urged Trump to concede to Democrat Joe Biden, which the President refuses to do, leading CNN to describe him as “flailing like an obese turtle in the sun”.
As a “black mood” descended on the White House, Trump returned to his golf course in Sterling, Virginia, but not before having another meltdown on Twitter, returning to baseless accusations of “voter fraud”.
He retweeted quotes from former Republican House Speaker Newt Gingrich, saying: “If there’s a problem in the system about authentication, that would seriously affect the ENTIRE ELECTION.”
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
He also tweeted: “We believe these people are thieves. The big city machines are corrupt. This was a stolen election.” As Ladbrokes offered 10/1 odds that Trump would refuse to attend Biden’s inauguration in January, George W Bush, the only living Republican President, offered his “warm congratulations” to the President-elect.
He said: “Though we have political differences, I know Joe Biden to be a good man, who has won his opportunity to lead and unify our country.”
Bush said Trump had a right to “request recounts and pursue legal challenges”, but added: “The American people can have confidence that this election was fundamentally fair, its integrity will be upheld, and its outcome is clear.”
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
Bush’s message is likely to infuriate Trump even further. Insiders say his incandescence soared on Saturday night when Biden made his first speech to the US as the nation’s President-elect.
Speaking in his home town of Wilmington, Delaware, he called on Americans to move away from a “grim era of demonisation”. He said: “For all those of you who voted for President Trump, I understand the disappointment tonight. I’ve lost a couple of times myself. But now, let’s give each other a chance. It’s time to put away the harsh rhetoric, lower the temperature, see each other again, listen to each other again.
“This is the time to heal in America.”
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
Trump’s “stolen election” claims are supported by several Republicans as well as his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani. The former New York mayor has vowed to provide Trump with evidence of voter fraud, but has yet to produce any. He estimated his team would have four or five lawsuits over alleged voter fraud in battleground states by the end of the week.
Giuliani told Sunday Morning Futures yesterday: “It really would be wrong for him to concede. There is strong evidence that this was an election that in at least three or four states and possibly 10, it was stolen.
“It was based on false votes. Now you can’t let that election go into history without challenging that.”
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
Unlike Kushner, husband of Ivanka Trump, the President’s eldest sons Don Jr and Eric, have encouraged him to keep on fighting.
While Trump and his team raged, Biden supporters continued to party yesterday, with a second day of street celebrations from east to west coast.
In Hollywood, supermodel Chrissy Teigen, 34, and her pop star husband John Legend, 41, joined the celebrations on Santa Monica Boulevard.
Biden began his first full day as President-elect by going to church in Wilmington with his family as usual, before he set about planning his transition. Sources said Biden would sign a series of executive orders on his first day in the Oval Office after his inauguration on January 20. They predict he will reverse much of Trump’s domestic agenda and aim to improve America’s standing in the world.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
In the first hours after taking his seat in Oval Office, Biden has said he will send a letter to the United Nations indicating that America will rejoin the effort to combat climate change, and reverse Trump’s withdrawal from the Paris Climate Accord.
Biden will move swiftly to tackle the pandemic by appointing a “national supply chain commander” and establishing a “pandemic testing board”.
To date, America is approaching 10 million Covid-19 infections since the outbreak, with 238,000 deaths.
Biden has said he will restore the rights of government workers to form unions, tackle homelessness and resettle more refugees fleeing war. He has also promised to throw out Trump’s travel ban on mostly Muslim countries and begin calling foreign leaders in a bid to restore trust in the US.
Dan Pfeiffer, a senior adviser to President Barack Obama, said: “Every president wants to come out of the gate strong and start fulfilling campaign promises before lunch on the first day. Executive orders are the best way to do that.”
Former UK Foreign Secretary David Miliband, who has lived in the States since 2013, welcomed Biden’s win.
He said: “Often it is in a second term that the greatest steps to
undermine democracy take place. There’s something very significant in the defeat of President Trump.”
He said leaders across Europe were heaving a “great sigh of relief” as Biden would be “a force for cooperation amongst the liberal democratic
countries of the world”.


thedailymirror--2020-11-09--Trump 'could wreck America like a malicious child' during last 90 days in office

Donald Trump could spend his final 90 days as US President trying to wreck the country like a `` malicious child with a sledgehammer '' , according to a political analyst .
The Republican leader saw Democratic rival Joe Biden named the victor on Saturday following a bitterly fought election campaign , but has refused to accept defeat .
Instead , he is pressing ahead with legal fights challenging the outcome , having previously hinted he may refuse a peaceful power transfer .
With the US having exited the Paris climate agreement the day after polls closed , as the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ appears determined to continue to leave his mark .
The coronavirus pandemic has already killed more than 237,000 Americans and cases have spiked to record numbers in recent days , with the President having consistently played down the virus ' seriousness .
And with some 10 million Americans thrown out of work as lockdowns remain idled and federal relief programs expire , Biden will inherit an ailing nation .
Trump has hinted at potentially dismissing infectious disease expert Dr Anthony Fauci , a top White House expert who the outgoing leader has consistently @ @ @ @ @ @ @ power he ’ ll spend his last 90 days wrecking the United States like a malicious child with a sledgehammer in a china shop , '' said Malcolm Nance , a veteran intelligence analyst and political author .
Speaking before the result of the election was known , the former US Navy senior chief petty officer , told the Guardian : `` We ’ re likely to see the greatest political temper tantrum in history .
`` He may decide he wants to go out with a bang , he may decide he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Who knows what a cornered autocrat will do ? ''
Mr Nance believes the growing legal and financial pressures Trump faces will motivate him to push his powers to the limit before they are taken away .
`` He ’ ll pardon himself .
Absolutely no question about that , '' Nance said .
`` He expects the supreme court to cover for him .
He has always fixed things in his life , and he now believes he owns the American judicial system . ''
But the analyst - who also fears @ @ @ @ @ @ @ industrial regulations - said he is most concerned about the potential for civil unrest .
With many Trump supporters refusing to accept the decision , Mr Nance fears an `` insurgency '' and potential uprising from armed militias , white supremacists and others .
The presidency offers a cloak of protection for whoever holds the White House hot seat , but Trump has plenty of legal battles waiting at his door for when he returns to civilian life .
The Manhattan district attorney ’ s office has been probing his and his business @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fraud , but any action has been halted by his time in office .
Potential legal battles are moving fast over the horizon , and Mr Nance believes he will do whatever it takes to protect himself and his brand .
And while many analysts agree , including chair of the Human Rights Foundation Garry Kasparov , who believes he will spend the coming weeks in a `` flurry of self-dealing '' , others think fear of prison will curb much of his actions .
`` That fear is what would stop Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ told Salon .

Trump goes golfing again, after losing the election - greeted with a sign saying 'Orange Crushed'
Trump goes golfing again, after losing the election - greeted with a sign saying 'Orange Crushed'
Donald Trump faces a flurry of legal battles when he returns to civilian life in January and experts believe he may now move to self-preservation while vengefully wrecking a country that's opted to oust him
Donald Trump 'could wreck America like a malicious child' during final 90 days in office
Donald Trump could spend his final 90 days as US President trying to wreck the country like a "malicious child with a sledgehammer", according to a political analyst.
The Republican leader saw Democratic rival Joe Biden named the victor on Saturday following a bitterly fought election campaign, but has refused to accept defeat.
Instead, he is pressing ahead with legal fights challenging the outcome, having previously hinted he may refuse a peaceful power transfer.
With the US having exited the Paris climate agreement the day after polls closed, as the mammoth vote count rumbled on, Trump appears determined to continue to leave his mark.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
The coronavirus pandemic has already killed more than 237,000 Americans and cases have spiked to record numbers in recent days, with the President having consistently played down the virus' seriousness.
And with some 10 million Americans thrown out of work as lockdowns remain idled and federal relief programs expire, Biden will inherit an ailing nation.
Trump has hinted at potentially dismissing infectious disease expert Dr Anthony Fauci, a top White House expert who the outgoing leader has consistently disagreed with.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
"If Trump loses power he’ll spend his last 90 days wrecking the United States like a malicious child with a sledgehammer in a china shop," said Malcolm Nance, a veteran intelligence analyst and political author.
Speaking before the result of the election was known, the former US Navy senior chief petty officer, told the Guardian : "We’re likely to see the greatest political temper tantrum in history.
"He may decide he wants to go out with a bang, he may decide he will not accept the election result. Who knows what a cornered autocrat will do?"
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
Mr Nance believes the growing legal and financial pressures Trump faces will motivate him to push his powers to the limit before they are taken away.
"He’ll pardon himself. Absolutely no question about that," Nance said. "He expects the supreme court to cover for him. He has always fixed things in his life, and he now believes he owns the American judicial system."
But the analyst - who also fears a further rolling back of environmental and industrial regulations - said he is most concerned about the potential for civil unrest.
With many Trump supporters refusing to accept the decision, Mr Nance fears an "insurgency" and potential uprising from armed militias, white supremacists and others.
The presidency offers a cloak of protection for whoever holds the White House hot seat, but Trump has plenty of legal battles waiting at his door for when he returns to civilian life.
The Manhattan district attorney’s office has been probing his and his business empire for possible criminal bank and insurance fraud, but any action has been halted by his time in office.
Potential legal battles are moving fast over the horizon, and Mr Nance believes he will do whatever it takes to protect himself and his brand.
And while many analysts agree, including chair of the Human Rights Foundation Garry Kasparov, who believes he will spend the coming weeks in a "flurry of self-dealing", others think fear of prison will curb much of his actions.
"That fear is what would stop Trump," veteran Republican consultant Stuart Stevens told Salon.


thedailymirror--2020-11-09--AJ Pritchard says I'm A Celeb 'will show the real me after shackles of Strictly'

AJ Pritchard has revealed that being a campmate in the upcoming I 'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here !
will fulfil a `` childhood dream '' .
The 26-year-old former Strictly Come Dancing professional has been revealed in the line-up for the new series on ITV and he ca n't wait to share the 'real me ' with the viewers at home .
AJ quit the BBC dance show after the last series , so that he could take on opportunities offered to him which he could n't agree to while being under the Strictly umbrella .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Beeb will be to face the freezing November weather in North Wales , after the show relocated to Gwrych Castle following restrictions on travelling dictated by the coronavirus pandemic .
After his inclusion in this year 's show was confirmed on Sunday evening , the dancer took to Twitter to tell his fans that he ca n't wait to be involved and was looking forward to taking on the trials .
In the first of two messages to fans , AJ wrote : `` I ’ m absolutely ecstatic to be taking part @ @ @ @ @ @ @ been a childhood dream of mine to take part in , as I have watched every series .
`` I can ’ t wait for everyone to get to know me more .
I want to do as many trails as possible in the castle [ sic ] '' .
AJ has promised to bring some joy to the national lockdown , whether it is laughing at him or with him .
He continued in a second tweet : `` I want to make you all laugh with/at me.. during this tough time @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Love , see you @ 9pm every night @ ITV.. Stay Safe , wish me luck AJ . ''
AJ did take a cheeky swipe at his old show though , as he admitted that I 'm A Celeb is `` better '' than Strictly .
He said : `` I was so excited to watch the return of Strictly this Autumn , but now I am going to be on an even better show !
I can ’ t wait ! ''
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I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here 2020 line-up
I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here 2020 line-up
Former Strictly Come Dancing star AJ Pritchard has opened up about how much being in the I'm A Celebrity line-up means to him and how he can't for the 'real him' to come through
AJ Pritchard says I'm A Celebrity 'will show the real me after shackles of Strictly'
AJ Pritchard has revealed that being a campmate in the upcoming I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! will fulfil a "childhood dream".
The 26-year-old former Strictly Come Dancing professional has been revealed in the line-up for the new series on ITV and he can't wait to share the 'real me' with the viewers at home.
AJ quit the BBC dance show after the last series, so that he could take on opportunities offered to him which he couldn't agree to while being under the Strictly umbrella.
His first major project since leaving Auntie Beeb will be to face the freezing November weather in North Wales, after the show relocated to Gwrych Castle following restrictions on travelling dictated by the coronavirus pandemic.
Image: PA) PA)
After his inclusion in this year's show was confirmed on Sunday evening, the dancer took to Twitter to tell his fans that he can't wait to be involved and was looking forward to taking on the trials.
In the first of two messages to fans, AJ wrote: "I’m absolutely ecstatic to be taking part in @imacelebrity...this has always been a childhood dream of mine to take part in, as I have watched every series.
"I can’t wait for everyone to get to know me more. I want to do as many trails as possible in the castle [sic]".
AJ has promised to bring some joy to the national lockdown, whether it is laughing at him or with him.
He continued in a second tweet: "I want to make you all laugh with/at me.. during this tough time of lockdown 2.0. #Enjoy Lots of Love, see you @ 9pm every night @ITV.. Stay Safe, wish me luck AJ."
Image: PA) PA)
AJ did take a cheeky swipe at his old show though, as he admitted that I'm A Celeb is "better" than Strictly.
He said: "I was so excited to watch the return of Strictly this Autumn, but now I am going to be on an even better show! I can’t wait!"
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thedailymirror--2020-11-09--Gigi Hadid cuddles cute one month old baby girl joking she 'burps sunshine'

Gigi Hadid has shared her first mother-daughter selfie as she cuddles her newborn baby girl in an adorable new pic .
The 25-year-old supermodel posted a snap of her daughter laying across her body , on her Instagram Story , and joked that her little one `` burps sunshine '' .
Gigi was keeping it casual in the pis as she wore a beige sweater and had her blonde hair in long braids .
Her daughter , who Gigi and former One Direction star Zayn Malik have n't named in public just yet , is seen cuddled over her shoulder @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The baby girl is wearing a white vest top with grey trousers , finished off with some bright yellow socks .
Gigi captioned the pic , `` burps sunshine , '' and added a winking emoji afterwards , as the model ramped up the cuteness factor .
A week earlier , over Halloween , Gigi had shared their first ever family pic as she dressed up with her boyfriend Zayn for the festivities .
The five-week-old baby was dressed in a Hulk outfit as fans celebrated the cuteness overload .
The newborn @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , so there was no glimpse of her features , but the happy parents were beaming with joy in the snap .
Gigi heralded the arrival of their much anticipated first child in a post on September 23 .
Captioning a pic of their daughter 's hand in Zayn 's , Gigi wrote : `` Our girl joined us earth-side this weekend and she ’ s already changed our world .
So in love . ''
Zayn also announced the news on Instagram , writing his own tribute to his new arrival : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ healthy & beautiful…to try put into words how i am feeling right now would be an impossible task .
“ The love i feel for this tiny human is beyond my understanding .
Grateful to know her , proud to call her mine , & thankful for the life we will have together x.
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Gigi Hadid has shared a new cute pic of her newborn baby cuddling up to her, five weeks after welcoming her to the world, and fans are loving it
Gigi Hadid has shared her first mother-daughter selfie as she cuddles her newborn baby girl in an adorable new pic.
The 25-year-old supermodel posted a snap of her daughter laying across her body, on her Instagram Story, and joked that her little one "burps sunshine".
Gigi was keeping it casual in the pis as she wore a beige sweater and had her blonde hair in long braids.
Her daughter, who Gigi and former One Direction star Zayn Malik haven't named in public just yet, is seen cuddled over her shoulder, with her face out of shot.
The baby girl is wearing a white vest top with grey trousers, finished off with some bright yellow socks.
Gigi captioned the pic, "burps sunshine," and added a winking emoji afterwards, as the model ramped up the cuteness factor.
Image: Gigi Hadid/Instagram) Gigi Hadid/Instagram)
A week earlier, over Halloween, Gigi had shared their first ever family pic as she dressed up with her boyfriend Zayn for the festivities.
The five-week-old baby was dressed in a Hulk outfit as fans celebrated the cuteness overload.
The newborn's face was covered by a sticker, so there was no glimpse of her features, but the happy parents were beaming with joy in the snap.
Gigi heralded the arrival of their much anticipated first child in a post on September 23.
Image: gigihadid/Instagram) gigihadid/Instagram)
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
Captioning a pic of their daughter's hand in Zayn's, Gigi wrote: "Our girl joined us earth-side this weekend and she’s already changed our world. So in love."
Zayn also announced the news on Instagram, writing his own tribute to his new arrival: "Our baby girl is here, healthy & beautiful…to try put into words how i am feeling right now would be an impossible task.
“The love i feel for this tiny human is beyond my understanding. Grateful to know her, proud to call her mine, & thankful for the life we will have together x.”
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