thedailymirror--2020-08-17--Emmerdale's Lisa Riley says she 'looks like Alice Cooper' in upcoming episodes

Actress Lisa Riley has warned soap fans she “ looks like Alice Cooper ” in upcoming Emmerdale scenes .
Like the majority of TV filming at the moment there are no make-up artists allowed on set .
Lisa , 44 , has some dramatic and emotional moments and says her make-up keeps running .
She said : “ Last week we had 11 Dingle scenes back to back , three of which were high emotion .
“ You ’ re used to someone going , ‘ here ’ s a tissue ’ and not looking like Alice Cooper with a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the ITV soap who is in an on-off romance with Paul Ashdale ( Reece Dinsdale ) .
The storyline for the coming weeks will see him try to win Mandy back .
Mandy was originally introduced on the Yorkshire-based show back in July 1995 as an extension of the established Dingle clan .
Her main storylines in her first stint included her marriage to cousin Butch Dingle and then to vet Paddy Kirk .
However , Mandy infidelity with a lecturer at a college course in Hotten led to their relationship breaking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in September 2000 .
Mandy briefly returned in 2001 to reconcile with Paddy but he had moved on with Butch 's widow , Emily .
After a brief guest stint in 2018 , Lisa Riley agreed to reprise the role as the bubbly Dingle full-time in 2019 .
Mandy returned with a son in tow - Vinnie ( Bradley Johnson ) - who was later revealed to be the son of her ex Paul and not her biological son .
Riley and Johnson starred in a two-hander episode earlier this year as one @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
In her own personal life , Riley has admitted that her recent weight loss has led to an improvement in her sex life with her fiancé , Al , who she met in 2012 .
Speaking on the Events That Made Me podcast , Lisa revealed : `` Absolutely it 's changed !
Tell me about it , believe me , that ’ s a very good point . ''
Emmerdale continues on Mondays , Wednesdays and Fridays on ITV .
What do you want to happen next for Mandy Dingle on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ comments below .

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Emmerdale actress Lisa Riley has discussed the pitfalls of doing her own make-up in the age of the coronavirus pandemic as the ITV soap films new episodes
Emmerdale's Lisa Riley warns she 'looks like Alice Cooper' in upcoming episodes
Actress Lisa Riley has warned soap fans she “looks like Alice Cooper” in upcoming Emmerdale scenes.
Like the majority of TV filming at the moment there are no make-up artists allowed on set.
Lisa, 44, has some dramatic and emotional moments and says her make-up keeps running.
She said: “Last week we had 11 Dingle scenes back to back, three of which were high emotion.
“You’re used to someone going, ‘here’s a tissue’ and not looking like Alice Cooper with a lash off.”
Lisa plays Mandy Dingle in the ITV soap who is in an on-off romance with Paul Ashdale ( Reece Dinsdale ). The storyline for the coming weeks will see him try to win Mandy back.
Mandy was originally introduced on the Yorkshire-based show back in July 1995 as an extension of the established Dingle clan.
Her main storylines in her first stint included her marriage to cousin Butch Dingle and then to vet Paddy Kirk.
However, Mandy infidelity with a lecturer at a college course in Hotten led to their relationship breaking down and her departure from the soap in September 2000.
Mandy briefly returned in 2001 to reconcile with Paddy but he had moved on with Butch's widow, Emily.
Image: ITV) ITV)
After a brief guest stint in 2018, Lisa Riley agreed to reprise the role as the bubbly Dingle full-time in 2019.
Mandy returned with a son in tow - Vinnie (Bradley Johnson) - who was later revealed to be the son of her ex Paul and not her biological son.
Riley and Johnson starred in a two-hander episode earlier this year as one of the instalments during the coronavirus lockdown.
In her own personal life, Riley has admitted that her recent weight loss has led to an improvement in her sex life with her fiancé, Al, who she met in 2012.
Speaking on the Events That Made Me podcast, Lisa revealed: "Absolutely it's changed! Tell me about it, believe me, that’s a very good point."
Emmerdale continues on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays on ITV.
What do you want to happen next for Mandy Dingle on Emmerdale? Let us know in the comments below.


thedailymirror--2020-08-17--ADVERTORIAL: How being 'frogmarched' out of old job galvanised Miranda to retrain as midwife

There can ’ t be many people who can thank redundancy for propelling them into their dream job , but for Miranda Sykes it was the push she needed to fulfil her lifelong ambition of becoming a midwife .
“ I had always been fascinated by human biology , ” says the 38-year-old from London .
“ As a young girl I knew I wanted to be a midwife , but when I was at school I wasn ’ t encouraged to do it – the advice was that I should study something broader , so I did a biology @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I was desperate to earn money , so I got a job organising conferences for healthcare professionals , then in healthcare communication .
“ I didn ’ t love the work , but it wasn ’ t until I was made redundant in 2008 that I considered switching .
“ I was frogmarched out of the office as if I ’ d done something wrong .
It was a horrible experience , but really galvanised me to assess whether it was an industry I wanted to go back to when there was something @ @ @ @ @ @ @ more.
” At 29 , Miranda feared it was too late to retrain .
“ I always thought I ’ d missed the boat , ” she admits .
“ It was only after I lost my job that I looked into it and found the percentage of mature adult learners choosing midwifery is surprisingly high.
” Miranda completed a three-year degree in midwifery and now works at London ’ s Chelsea and Westminster Hospital .
“ When I say I ’ m a midwife , everyone asks how many babies I ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ t that impressive because that ’ s not what I do now , ” she explains .
“ Delivering a baby is only one part of a woman ’ s pregnancy journey .
You ’ ll find midwives in the birth centre gently cajoling women through labour , others making home visits to new mums and some , like me , who are more desk-based .
I work in safeguarding very high risk , socially vulnerable mothers and their newborns , dealing with mental health , drugs and alcohol issues.
” Miranda @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s great to do something you know makes a difference , ” she says .
“ I ’ ve found my groove and have a real sense of purpose and a drive to get out of bed each morning.
” Her only regret ?
“ That I waited until I was 29 !
Working for the NHS makes me unbelievably proud .
”

At 29, Miranda feared it was too late to retrain - but she went on to complete a midwifery degree and now works at London’s Chelsea and Westminster Hospital
How being 'frogmarched' from old job galvanised Miranda to retrain as a midwife
There can’t be many people who can thank redundancy for propelling them into their dream job, but for Miranda Sykes it was the push she needed to fulfil her lifelong ambition of becoming a midwife.
“I had always been fascinated by human biology,” says the 38-year-old from London.
“As a young girl I knew I wanted to be a midwife, but when I was at school I wasn’t encouraged to do it – the advice was that I should study something broader, so I did a biology degree instead.
“After I graduated I was desperate to earn money, so I got a job organising conferences for healthcare professionals, then in healthcare communication.
“I didn’t love the work, but it wasn’t until I was made redundant in 2008 that I considered switching.
“I was frogmarched out of the office as if I’d done something wrong. It was a horrible experience, but really galvanised me to assess whether it was an industry I wanted to go back to when there was something I knew I wanted to do far more.”
At 29, Miranda feared it was too late to retrain. “I always thought I’d missed the boat,” she admits.
“It was only after I lost my job that I looked into it and found the percentage of mature adult learners choosing midwifery is surprisingly high.”
Miranda completed a three-year degree in midwifery and now works at London’s Chelsea and Westminster Hospital.
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“When I say I’m a midwife, everyone asks how many babies I’ve delivered, but my numbers aren’t that impressive because that’s not what I do now,” she explains.
“Delivering a baby is only one part of a woman’s pregnancy journey. You’ll find midwives in the birth centre gently cajoling women through labour, others making home visits to new mums and some, like me, who are more desk-based. I work in safeguarding very high risk, socially vulnerable mothers and their newborns, dealing with mental health, drugs and alcohol issues.”
Miranda finds that immensely satisfying. “It’s great to do something you know makes a difference,” she says.
“I’ve found my groove and have a real sense of purpose and a drive to get out of bed each morning.” Her only regret? “That I waited until I was 29! Working for the NHS makes me unbelievably proud.”


thedailymirror--2020-08-17--Ronald Koeman 'targets Donny van de Beek' as first Barcelona signing

Donny van de Beek could become Ronald Koeman 's first signing at Barcelona if he does succeed Quique Setien .
The Dutchman is likely to be on the move this summer having opted to stay at Ajax for another year .
He had been linked with moves to Real Madrid , Manchester United and Juventus but now Le 10 Sport understands he could join the Dutch revolution at the Nou Camp .
Koeman is the hot favourite to leave his post as Holland boss and take over in Catalunya .
Frenkie De Jong headed to the Spanish giants last summer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Champions League , but in a struggling team he has n't made the impact he would have liked .
Van de Beek would add yet more quality to a squad that is in serious need of an overhaul .
The 23-year-old 's versatility is a major plus with the Amsterdam outfit deploying him in midfield and as a central striker .
Van de Beek scored 10 times in 37 outings for Ajax last term as their season was cut short .
He enjoyed his most productive campaign the year prior to that with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Tottenham .
Who should be Barcelona 's next manager ?
Have your say below The Dutchman recently spoken out amid speculation over his future and claimed he was happy to be in Amsterdsam .
“ It is very messy , in any case a very messy period in terms of transfers , ” he told Fox Sports .
“ Nothing is certain yet .
I am still a player of Ajax and I am still proud to be there .
“ If there had not been the coronavirus , it might have been @ @ @ @ @ @ @ now and we have to wait and see how it turns out .
“ I ’ m still here and after all these years I still have a lot of fun .
If I also play at Ajax next season , I still have a lot of fun .
You won ’ t hear me complaining .
”

NEW BARCELONA COACH TO BE CONFIRMED 'IN COMING DAYS' AS RONALD KOEMAN CLOSES IN ON JOB
NEW BARCELONA COACH TO BE CONFIRMED 'IN COMING DAYS' AS RONALD KOEMAN CLOSES IN ON JOB
Barcelona are set for a summer overhaul with changes in the dugout and on the pitch and Ajax's Donny van de Beek could be the first signing of Ronald Koeman who has been tipped to take charge at the Nou Camp
Donny van de Beek could become Ronald Koeman's first signing at Barcelona if he does succeed Quique Setien.
The Dutchman is likely to be on the move this summer having opted to stay at Ajax for another year.
He had been linked with moves to Real Madrid, Manchester United and Juventus but now Le 10 Sport understands he could join the Dutch revolution at the Nou Camp.
Koeman is the hot favourite to leave his post as Holland boss and take over in Catalunya.
Frenkie De Jong headed to the Spanish giants last summer following Ajax's impressive run in the Champions League, but in a struggling team he hasn't made the impact he would have liked.
Image: Pro Shots/Sipa USA) Pro Shots/Sipa USA)
Van de Beek would add yet more quality to a squad that is in serious need of an overhaul.
The 23-year-old's versatility is a major plus with the Amsterdam outfit deploying him in midfield and as a central striker.
Van de Beek scored 10 times in 37 outings for Ajax last term as their season was cut short.
He enjoyed his most productive campaign the year prior to that with 17 goals including strikes at Juventus and Tottenham.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
Who should be Barcelona's next manager? Have your say below
The Dutchman recently spoken out amid speculation over his future and claimed he was happy to be in Amsterdsam.
“It is very messy, in any case a very messy period in terms of transfers,” he told Fox Sports.
“Nothing is certain yet. I am still a player of Ajax and I am still proud to be there.
“If there had not been the coronavirus, it might have been different now. There is no clarity now and we have to wait and see how it turns out.
“I’m still here and after all these years I still have a lot of fun. If I also play at Ajax next season, I still have a lot of fun. You won’t hear me complaining.”


thedailymirror--2020-08-17--Kylie Jenner denies calling herself 'brown-skinned girl' in Instagram post

Kylie Jenner has denied calling herself a `` brown-skinned girl '' in an Instagram caption which fans claim has now been deleted .
The makeup mogul , 23 , uploaded a stunning snap of herself on social media , showing off her sun-kissed skin and gorgeous curves .
The snap was claimed to have had `` Brown skinned girl '' as the caption .
The post instantly went viral on Twitter , with the caption soon becoming `` Brown eyed girl '' on her post .
It now says `` edited '' under her caption , confirming that she has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ previous one .
Soon after public speculation mounted , The Shade Room shared the snap on their profile .
Kylie then rushed to the comments section of the post , writing : `` This is photoshopped .
never said this .
have a good day . ''
She then took to her Instagram Story to put the alleged version next to the one she claims to have had originally .
The mum-of-one wrote : `` Here 's the fake version that everyone believed .
Saw online someone Photoshopped this photo I posted to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ' to 'brown skinned girl . '
I never said this . ''
Kylie went on to explain that her original caption was a white heart and gold stars emojis , which was later changed to `` brown eyed girl '' .
But despite her setting the record straight , critics kept slamming Kylie for the alleged caption .
One person penned : `` Kylie Jenner really had the audacity to caption her picture as ‘ brown skinned girl ’ before changing it .
She needs a slap . ''
Another wrote : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” for meee . ''
Another agreed , writing : `` Cause you cant be a brown skin girl . ''
One critic added : `` No u didn ’ t not change ur caption from brown skinned girl ...
The audacity . ''
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The makeup mogul, 23, uploaded a stunning snap of herself on social media, showing off her sun-kissed skin and gorgeous curves
Kylie Jenner has denied calling herself a "brown-skinned girl" in an Instagram caption which fans claim has now been deleted.
The makeup mogul, 23, uploaded a stunning snap of herself on social media, showing off her sun-kissed skin and gorgeous curves.
The snap was claimed to have had "Brown skinned girl" as the caption.
The post instantly went viral on Twitter, with the caption soon becoming "Brown eyed girl" on her post.
It now says "edited" under her caption, confirming that she has tweaked the caption from whatever was the previous one.
Soon after public speculation mounted, The Shade Room shared the snap on their profile.
Image: Kylie Jenner/Instagram) Kylie Jenner/Instagram)
Kylie then rushed to the comments section of the post, writing: "This is photoshopped. never said this. have a good day."
She then took to her Instagram Story to put the alleged version next to the one she claims to have had originally.
The mum-of-one wrote: "Here's the fake version that everyone believed. Saw online someone Photoshopped this photo I posted to change my caption from 'brown eyed girl' to 'brown skinned girl.' I never said this."
Image: Kylie Jenner/Instagram) Kylie Jenner/Instagram)
Image: Kylie Jenner/Instagram) Kylie Jenner/Instagram)
Kylie went on to explain that her original caption was a white heart and gold stars emojis, which was later changed to "brown eyed girl".
But despite her setting the record straight, critics kept slamming Kylie for the alleged caption.
One person penned: "Kylie Jenner really had the audacity to caption her picture as ‘brown skinned girl’ before changing it. She needs a slap."
Another wrote: "It’s the “edited” for meee."
Image: Kylie Jenner/Instagram) Kylie Jenner/Instagram)
While a third added: "'Brown skinned girl' wtf Kylie."
Another agreed, writing: "Cause you cant be a brown skin girl."
One critic added: "No u didn’t not change ur caption from brown skinned girl... The audacity."
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thedailymirror--2020-08-17--Piers Morgan's wife Celia devastated as thieves steal special anniversary gift

Journalist Celia Walden was left devastated when thieves stole her special anniversary gift from husband Piers Morgan .
The pair were burgled in the villa where they were holidaying in Côte d ’ Azur in the South of France .
Writing for The Telegraph , 44-year-old Celia revealed just how much it hurt to realise a much treasured item had been taken from her .
Celia writes : `` The jewellery part did sting .
It still stings now , almost a week on . ''
Despite trying to convince herself that they are only material objects , Celia describes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have been trampled over . ''
She lists the objects taken , noting : `` The art deco ring my husband had bought me for our fifth wedding anniversary ; the vintage Pucci cuff I ’ d picked up a flea market in LA ; those earrings I ’ d bought from Alfies Antique Market on the Edgware Road when my first book advance came through : every last piece I had with me was gone , none of it of great value , all of it irreplaceable . ''
An investigation by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ had been targeted by a gang of thieves who prey on holidaymakers in the area .
Despite the loss of some much-treasured keepsakes , Celia feels that they all `` got off lightly '' , considering much more could have been taken and worse could have occured .
She concludes by sayng that she `` will never feel guilty for pressing that snooze button again . ''
Piers and Celia had been on holiday with their eight-year-old daughter Elise , along with Piers ' three sons , Spencer , 27 , Stanley , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The family had been planning on staying in France for the rest of the summer .
However , the change in quarantine rules between the UK and France prompted them to make a swift return .
Those now travelling to France will have to spend a fortnight in quarantine once they return to the UK as part of new government-imposed measures to protect the population from the spread of Covid-19 .
Piers Morgan is due to return to Good Morning Britain from his summer break in September .
Do you have a story @ @ @ @ @ @ @ us at webcelebs @ trinitymirror.com or call us direct 0207 29 33033 .

Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan was burgled while he and his wife Celia Walden slept in their holiday home in Côte d’Azur, France
Journalist Celia Walden was left devastated when thieves stole her special anniversary gift from husband Piers Morgan.
The pair were burgled in the villa where they were holidaying in Côte d’Azur in the South of France.
Writing for The Telegraph, 44-year-old Celia revealed just how much it hurt to realise a much treasured item had been taken from her.
Celia writes: "The jewellery part did sting. It still stings now, almost a week on."
Despite trying to convince herself that they are only material objects, Celia describes how they are also "memories that have been trampled over."
She lists the objects taken, noting: "The art deco ring my husband had bought me for our fifth wedding anniversary; the vintage Pucci cuff I’d picked up a flea market in LA; those earrings I’d bought from Alfies Antique Market on the Edgware Road when my first book advance came through: every last piece I had with me was gone, none of it of great value, all of it irreplaceable."
Image: Imeh Akpanudosen/Getty Images) Imeh Akpanudosen/Getty Images)
An investigation by police saw them convinced that the couple had been targeted by a gang of thieves who prey on holidaymakers in the area.
Despite the loss of some much-treasured keepsakes, Celia feels that they all "got off lightly", considering much more could have been taken and worse could have occured.
She concludes by sayng that she "will never feel guilty for pressing that snooze button again."
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
Piers and Celia had been on holiday with their eight-year-old daughter Elise, along with Piers' three sons, Spencer, 27, Stanley, 23, and Bertie, 19.
The family had been planning on staying in France for the rest of the summer.
However, the change in quarantine rules between the UK and France prompted them to make a swift return.
Image: piersmorgan/Instagram) piersmorgan/Instagram)
Those now travelling to France will have to spend a fortnight in quarantine once they return to the UK as part of new government-imposed measures to protect the population from the spread of Covid-19.
Piers Morgan is due to return to Good Morning Britain from his summer break in September.
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thedailymirror--2020-08-17--Paris Hilton in tears as she confides in family over traumatic childhood secret

Paris Hilton breaks down in tears as she opens up to her family for the very first time over a trauma she suffered during her childhood in an upcoming documentary .
The 39-year-old , who rose to stardom in reality series Simple Life in 2003 , speaks about a devastating experience she kept secret from everyone around her - including sister Nicky .
A new trailer for her YouTube documentary This Is Paris begins showing her strolling along with her chihuahua tucked under her arm before she is stopped and told to do it again .
`` What do you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ runway ? ''
Paris asks before turning away and a montage of clips flash up on screen , showing her surrounded by flashing cameras on various red carpets .
`` I feel like the whole world thinks they know me , '' she is heard saying off-screen before it cuts to her apologising as she drives her car .
She tells the camera person : `` Sorry , I 'm so used to playing a character it 's hard for me to be normal . ''
Paris adds off-screen : `` No one @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 'm always putting this facade , always happy in a perfect life . ''
Her sister Nicky is then seen facing her and asks : `` Are you happy ? ''
Nicky is heard saying off-screen : `` They say trauma , the mind may forget but the body never forgets .
It 's trapped and it can come out whenever . ''
A clip plays of Paris ' DJing stint in Belgium , which is interspersed with what appears to be a row of Paris and a man backstage .
In a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ yells : `` Stop ! ''
Next , Paris is curled up on the sofa as she is heard saying : `` I do n't even know who I am sometimes .
It did n't used to be that way .
Something happened in my childhood that I 've never talked about to anyone . ''
Paris looks tearful as Nicky sits next to her and recalls : `` I just heard screaming .
Bloody murder . ''
The next clip shows Paris telling her parents : `` I could n't tell you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tried , I 'd get punished by them .
I still have nightmares about it .
The only thing that saved my sanity is thinking about who I wanted to become when I got out of there . ''
Her mother puts her head in her hands before old clips of Paris time in school are seen on screen .
Paris then admits as she is seen walking into a crowd of people : `` I 've just created this brand , this persona , this character .
I 've been stuck with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ someone asks her : `` Is that enough . ''
`` No , '' Paris replies with tears in her eyes .
*This Is Paris is available to stream on YouTube from September 14

PARIS HILTON BREAKS DOWN OVER TRAUMATIC CHILDHOOD SECRET SHE HASN'T TOLD FAMILY IN NEW DOC
PARIS HILTON BREAKS DOWN OVER TRAUMATIC CHILDHOOD SECRET SHE HASN'T TOLD FAMILY IN NEW DOC
In her new YouTube documentary, Paris Hilton says that she would be 'punished by them' every time she tried to tell her family about what had happened
Paris Hilton breaks down in tears as she confides in family over traumatic childhood secret
Paris Hilton breaks down in tears as she opens up to her family for the very first time over a trauma she suffered during her childhood in an upcoming documentary.
The 39-year-old, who rose to stardom in reality series Simple Life in 2003, speaks about a devastating experience she kept secret from everyone around her - including sister Nicky.
A new trailer for her YouTube documentary This Is Paris begins showing her strolling along with her chihuahua tucked under her arm before she is stopped and told to do it again.
"What do you mean, am I not on a runway?" Paris asks before turning away and a montage of clips flash up on screen, showing her surrounded by flashing cameras on various red carpets.
Image: Youtube) Youtube)
"I feel like the whole world thinks they know me," she is heard saying off-screen before it cuts to her apologising as she drives her car.
She tells the camera person: "Sorry, I'm so used to playing a character it's hard for me to be normal."
Paris adds off-screen: "No one knows who I am.
"I'm always putting this facade, always happy in a perfect life."
Image: Youtube) Youtube) Image: Youtube) Youtube)
Her sister Nicky is then seen facing her and asks: "Are you happy?"
Paris nods hesitantly but answers: "Sometimes."
Nicky is heard saying off-screen: "They say trauma, the mind may forget but the body never forgets. It's trapped and it can come out whenever."
Image: Youtube) Youtube) Image: Youtube) Youtube)
A clip plays of Paris' DJing stint in Belgium, which is interspersed with what appears to be a row of Paris and a man backstage.
In a voiceover, Paris sounds pained as she yells: "Stop!"
Next, Paris is curled up on the sofa as she is heard saying: "I don't even know who I am sometimes. It didn't used to be that way. Something happened in my childhood that I've never talked about to anyone."
Image: Youtube) Youtube) Image: Youtube) Youtube)
Paris looks tearful as Nicky sits next to her and recalls: "I just heard screaming. Bloody murder."
The next clip shows Paris telling her parents: "I couldn't tell you guys about it because every time I tried, I'd get punished by them. I still have nightmares about it. The only thing that saved my sanity is thinking about who I wanted to become when I got out of there."
Her mother puts her head in her hands before old clips of Paris time in school are seen on screen.
Paris then admits as she is seen walking into a crowd of people: "I've just created this brand, this persona, this character. I've been stuck with her ever since."
Off-camera, someone asks her: "Is that enough."
"No," Paris replies with tears in her eyes.
*This Is Paris is available to stream on YouTube from September 14


thedailymirror--2020-08-17--U-turn chaos leaves pupils in limbo as Keir Starmer grades Tories 'incompetent'

Labour leader Keir Starmer says the Tories ’ exam grades fiasco sums up their “ incompetent ” handling of the pandemic .
Ministers were finally forced into another screeching U-turn today to quell fury over the debacle .
The Tories caved in to demands to use teachers ’ predictions for A-level , AS-level and GCSE results , instead of the bungled computer formula .
There are fears thousands of pupils have already accepted spots on their second choice courses – and could miss out on their first preference due to the Government ’ s foul-up .
University chiefs have called @ @ @ @ @ @ @ expected surge for places .
There was anger after the exam regulator ’ s algorithm downgraded 40 % of teachers ’ predictions for A-level results – with pupils in poorer areas the worst affected .
Education Secretary Gavin Williamson has tried to shift the blame on to regulator Ofqual .
What do you think of how grades have been decided and this change ?
Join the conversation in our comments below or if you 're affected , email your story to webnews @ mirror.co.uk .
He refused to say whether he had confidence @ @ @ @ @ @ @ days ago , Mr Williamson defended the grading system , saying : “ This is it .
No U-turn , no change.
” The humiliating about turn was agreed in a call between him and Prime Minister Boris Johnson , who is on holiday in Scotland .
The humiliated Education Secretary issued a grovelling apology to pupils , saying : “ We worked with Ofqual to construct the fairest possible model , but it is clear that the process of allocating grades has resulted in more significant inconsistencies than can be resolved through @ @ @ @ @ @ @ believe it is better to offer young people and parents certainty by moving to teacher assessed grades for both A and AS level and GCSE results .
I am sorry for the distress this has caused young people and their parents but hope this announcement will provide the certainty and reassurance they deserve.
” Around 75 % of people quizzed by YouGov have blasted the Tories ’ handling of exam results .
Writing for the Mirror , Mr Starmer said the Tories are guilty of a string of failings during the pandemic .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ of national emergency , this is no way to run a country.
” The U-turn will trigger a fresh race for places at universities where students missed out on their chosen course as they did not get the grades when results were out on Thursday .
The revised marks could mean universities – which often make more offers than they have places as they think not everyone will get the grades needed – have to take more students than planned .
Caps on the numbers they can admit have been axed .
But @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pupil will get the place they were offered – even if they now have the required marks .
Mr Williamson told the Mirror : “ We ’ re working with universities on capacity .
We expect universities to honour their pledges.
” National Education Union general secretary Mary Bousted said : “ Gavin Williamson has , finally , done the right thing .
Students and teachers have endured days of unnecessary stress ... For many students , this announcement will generate further uncertainty if they have been rejected from their first-choice course , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the inaccurate and unjust Ofqual awarding process.
” Paul Whiteman , of school leaders ’ union NAHT , said : “ The big question remains as to why this decision has taken so long , as it may already be too late for some students who have missed out on their first choice of university and course.
” University and College Union chief Jo Grady said : “ The political incompetence is unforgivable and there are still many questions to be answered.
” Universities UK chief executive Alistair Jarvis said : “ The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ support universities through the challenges created by this late policy change.
” Ofqual chairman Roger Taylor apologised and said the fiasco had “ caused real anguish ” .
He said : “ The pandemic has created circumstances no one could have ever imagined or wished for .
We want to now take steps to remove as much stress and uncertainty for young people as possible – and to free up heads and teachers to work towards the important task of getting all schools open in two weeks.
” The U-turn came after days @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Mr Williamson ’ s Staffordshire constituency office on Monday .
Students slammed the Government for giving them days of stress before U-turning on grades .
Thomas Jukes , 18 , from Great Barr in Birmingham , wants to study medicine at the University of Birmingham and questioned why the “ rubbish algorithm ” was used in the first place .
He said : “ I ’ m much more pleased now I have got my centre-assessed grades .
It ’ s just dependent now on whether my places have been held.
” Hatice @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Cheshire , had been predicted grades of sevens , sixes and fives in her GCSEs and had been offered a place at sixth form based on those predictions .
She said : “ Teachers have known me for five years and have seen all the hard work I have put in ... whereas the computer would have judged me based on my mock exams and my postcode .
I needed the grades I was predicted.
” Reagan McNamara , 16 , of Newton-Le-Willows , Merseyside , said : “ If they were going @ @ @ @ @ @ @ all of my results , there is no doubt in my mind after seeing the mess the Government made of A-level results .
“ I feel a lot better now because my place in college is safe.
” Nina Bunting-Mitcham , 22 , who told schools minister Nick Gibb “ you ’ ve ruined my life ” after being given three D grades in the A-level results fiasco , is still unsure whether she will be offered the course she wanted .
But Nina , of Thorney , Cambs , now has teacher-assessed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I ’ ve gone from almost wanting to just stop living any more to feeling absolutely ecstatic.
” Kiran Richards , 18 , of Rotherham , South Yorks , was predicted ABB in his A-levels but was awarded BCC , not enough to study medicine at Leeds .
He will now be accepted and said : “ It was a week of hell as I was left waiting , it really put me on edge.
” Where teachers ’ predictions for marks are better than the algorithm , pupils will be switched to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ system gives them a better mark than their schools believed they would achieve , the higher grade will be retained by students .
This effectively gives pupils a “ double lock ” on A-levels , AS levels and GCSEs .
No appeals are needed .
Grades will be automatically hiked .
This spares the Government another row with unions , with teachers able to concentrate on preparing schools to start the new academic year next month .
That aspect was specifically highlighted by Ofqual in its explanation for the switch .
Students unhappy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ appeal their “ centre assessment grades ” .
The criteria are yet to be released .
Gavin Williamson said this could happen if pupils suspect teacher “ bias or discrimination ” .
The Tories have repeatedly U-turned during the Covid-19 pandemic .
Here are some of their biggest gaffes .
■ Mass testing started , then stopped , then started again .
■ Ministers repeatedly said there was little benefit to face masks – then ordered them to be worn in shops , takeaways and on public transport .
■ Abortion rules were @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pills at home rather than in a clinic .
■ In June , the technology behind the already delayed NHS Covid-19 contact-tracing app was scrapped .
Another pilot is now under way .
■ England footballer Marcus Rashford forced a switch over providing free school meal vouchers for poorer children over the summer holidays .
■ A day after defending the £400 annual fee for non-EU migrants to use the NHS , the PM said it would be scrapped for health and care workers .
■ The Tories were forced into allowing MPs @ @ @ @ @ @ @ after lengthy queues of MPs formed in Parliament .

mirrornews@mirror.co.uk (Ben Glaze, Dan Bloom)

EXCLUSIVE: The Tories were forced to cave to demands to scrap the algorithm and swap it for teachers' predictions after exam grades chaos put students in fear for their futures
Labour leader Keir Starmer says the Tories’ exam grades fiasco sums up their “incompetent” handling of the pandemic.
Ministers were finally forced into another screeching U-turn today to quell fury over the debacle.
The Tories caved in to demands to use teachers’ predictions for A-level, AS-level and GCSE results, instead of the bungled computer formula.
There are fears thousands of pupils have already accepted spots on their second choice courses – and could miss out on their first preference due to the Government’s foul-up.
University chiefs have called for extra support to cope with an expected surge for places.
There was anger after the exam regulator’s algorithm downgraded 40% of teachers’ predictions for A-level results – with pupils in poorer areas the worst affected. Education Secretary Gavin Williamson has tried to shift the blame on to regulator Ofqual.
What do you think of how grades have been decided and this change? Join the conversation in our comments below or if you're affected, email your story to webnews@mirror.co.uk.
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He refused to say whether he had confidence in its chief Sally Collier.
Four days ago, Mr Williamson defended the grading system, saying: “This is it. No U-turn, no change.”
The humiliating about turn was agreed in a call between him and Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who is on holiday in Scotland.
The humiliated Education Secretary issued a grovelling apology to pupils, saying: “We worked with Ofqual to construct the fairest possible model, but it is clear that the process of allocating grades has resulted in more significant inconsistencies than can be resolved through an appeals process.
“We now believe it is better to offer young people and parents certainty by moving to teacher assessed grades for both A and AS level and GCSE results. I am sorry for the distress this has caused young people and their parents but hope this announcement will provide the certainty and reassurance they deserve.”
Around 75% of people quizzed by YouGov have blasted the Tories’ handling of exam results.
Image: PA) PA)
Writing for the Mirror, Mr Starmer said the Tories are guilty of a string of failings during the pandemic. He said: “At a time of national emergency, this is no way to run a country.”
The U-turn will trigger a fresh race for places at universities where students missed out on their chosen course as they did not get the grades when results were out on Thursday.
The revised marks could mean universities – which often make more offers than they have places as they think not everyone will get the grades needed – have to take more students than planned. Caps on the numbers they can admit have been axed. But the Education Secretary failed to guarantee every pupil will get the place they were offered – even if they now have the required marks.
Mr Williamson told the Mirror: “We’re working with universities on capacity. We expect universities to honour their pledges.”
National Education Union general secretary Mary Bousted said: “Gavin Williamson has, finally, done the right thing. Students and teachers have endured days of unnecessary stress... For many students, this announcement will generate further uncertainty if they have been rejected from their first-choice course, and university, on the basis of the inaccurate and unjust Ofqual awarding process.”
Image: Julian Hamilton/Daily Mirror) Julian Hamilton/Daily Mirror)
Paul Whiteman, of school leaders’ union NAHT, said: “The big question remains as to why this decision has taken so long, as it may already be too late for some students who have missed out on their first choice of university and course.”
University and College Union chief Jo Grady said: “The political incompetence is unforgivable and there are still many questions to be answered.”
Universities UK chief executive Alistair Jarvis said: “The Government will need to step up and support universities through the challenges created by this late policy change.”
Ofqual chairman Roger Taylor apologised and said the fiasco had “caused real anguish”.
He said: “The pandemic has created circumstances no one could have ever imagined or wished for. We want to now take steps to remove as much stress and uncertainty for young people as possible – and to free up heads and teachers to work towards the important task of getting all schools open in two weeks.”
The U-turn came after days of pressure and protests including students outside Mr Williamson’s Staffordshire constituency office on Monday.
Students slammed the Government for giving them days of stress before U-turning on grades.
Thomas Jukes, 18, from Great Barr in Birmingham, wants to study medicine at the University of Birmingham and questioned why the “rubbish algorithm” was used in the first place.
He said: “I’m much more pleased now I have got my centre-assessed grades. It’s just dependent now on whether my places have been held.”
Hatice Dogus, 16, of Warrington, Cheshire, had been predicted grades of sevens, sixes and fives in her GCSEs and had been offered a place at sixth form based on those predictions.
She said: “Teachers have known me for five years and have seen all the hard work I have put in... whereas the computer would have judged me based on my mock exams and my postcode. I needed the grades I was predicted.”
Reagan McNamara, 16, of Newton-Le-Willows, Merseyside, said: “If they were going off the algorithm I would have failed all of my results, there is no doubt in my mind after seeing the mess the Government made of A-level results.
“I feel a lot better now because my place in college is safe.”
Nina Bunting-Mitcham, 22, who told schools minister Nick Gibb “you’ve ruined my life” after being given three D grades in the A-level results fiasco, is still unsure whether she will be offered the course she wanted.
But Nina, of Thorney, Cambs, now has teacher-assessed grades of ABB and said: “I’ve gone from almost wanting to just stop living any more to feeling absolutely ecstatic.”
Kiran Richards, 18, of Rotherham, South Yorks, was predicted ABB in his A-levels but was awarded BCC, not enough to study medicine at Leeds.
Image: East Anglia News Service) East Anglia News Service)
He will now be accepted and said: “It was a week of hell as I was left waiting, it really put me on edge.”
How grading system will work
Where teachers’ predictions for marks are better than
the algorithm, pupils will be switched to the higher grade.
If the computer system gives them a better mark than their schools believed they would achieve, the higher grade will
be retained by students.
This effectively gives pupils a “double lock” on A-levels, AS levels and GCSEs. No appeals are needed. Grades will be automatically hiked.
Image: PA) PA)
This spares the Government another row with unions, with teachers able to concentrate on preparing schools to start the new academic year next month.
That aspect was specifically highlighted by Ofqual in its explanation for the switch.
Students unhappy with the marks predicted by teachers can appeal their “centre assessment grades”. The criteria are yet to be released.
Gavin Williamson said this could happen if pupils suspect teacher “bias or discrimination”.
Tories' biggest U-turn gaffes
The Tories have repeatedly U-turned during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Here are some of their biggest gaffes.
■ Mass testing started, then stopped, then started again.
■ Ministers repeatedly said there was little benefit to face masks – then ordered them to be worn in shops, takeaways and on public transport.
■ Abortion rules were relaxed and women were allowed to take pills at home rather than in a clinic.
■ In June, the technology behind the already delayed NHS Covid-19 contact-tracing app was scrapped. Another pilot is now under way.
■ England footballer Marcus Rashford forced a switch over providing free school meal vouchers for poorer children over the summer holidays.
■ A day after defending the £400 annual fee for non-EU migrants to use the NHS, the PM said it would be scrapped for health and care workers.
■ The Tories were forced into allowing MPs to use remote voting in the Commons after lengthy queues of MPs formed in Parliament.


thedailymirror--2020-08-17--Tesco to begin offering free delivery for premium cardholders

Tesco is to offer free delivery for members of its £7.99-a-month Clubcard Plus loyalty scheme .
It follows Amazon ’ s no-charge delivery for those signing up to its Prime service , which has the same monthly cost .
Outgoing Tesco boss Dave Lewis said it had “ always been the direction of travel ” as Britain ’ s biggest grocer brought “ a whole bunch of benefits together ” in the scheme .
Existing benefits of the Clubcard Plus scheme include shoppers scoring 10pc off their bills twice a month , up to a maximum of £20 .
It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will roll out its free delivery scheme , but Mr Lewis said he had to be confident it could “ match capacity with demand ” before it is launched .
Since coronavirus , Tesco has experienced an explosion in demand for its delivery services .
Currently , all major supermarkets based in the UK charge for delivery .
Meanwhile , Amazon Prime ’ s no-charge delivery is up and running over hundreds of postcodes , with expectations that it will be rolled out nationwide by the end of the year .
Last month @ @ @ @ @ @ @ looking to rapidly expand its grocery delivery business across the UK .
The online retailer has also said it will speed up delivery times to make same-day delivery available to UK grocery customers in some parts of the South East .
New and existing customers subscribing to Amazon Prime are now able to order groceries through Amazon Fresh , with free delivery on orders over £40 .
Amazon Prime costs as little a £7.99 a month which gives you Prime Delivery : Unlimited One-Day Delivery , Same-Day Delivery , and 2-Hour Delivery with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as well as Prime Video : Unlimited streaming of Movies , TV shows , and Amazon Originals .
Amazon said the move will start with abut 300 postcodes , focused around London and the South East , with the service expanding to millions more by the end of the year .
Customers can purchase tens of thousands of grocery items supplied by Booths and Whole Foods , as well as a raft of brand suppliers such as Pepsi , Danone , Warburtons and Britvic .

mirrornews@mirror.co.uk (Ruki Sayid, Alice Peacock)

The move from the UK's biggest supermarket follows Amazon's no-charge delivery for those signing up to its Prime service - which has the same monthly cost
Tesco squares up to Amazon Prime with offer of free delivery for Clubcard members
Tesco is to offer free delivery for members of its £7.99-a-month Clubcard Plus loyalty scheme.
It follows Amazon’s no-charge delivery for those signing up to its Prime service, which has the same monthly cost.
Outgoing Tesco boss Dave Lewis said it had “always been the direction of travel” as Britain’s biggest grocer brought “a whole bunch of benefits together” in the scheme.
Existing benefits of the Clubcard Plus scheme include shoppers scoring 10pc off their bills twice a month, up to a maximum of £20.
It is not known when the supermarket chain will roll out its free delivery scheme, but Mr Lewis said he had to be confident it could “match capacity with demand” before it is launched.
Image: Geoffrey Swaine/Shutterstock) Geoffrey Swaine/Shutterstock)
Since coronavirus, Tesco has experienced an explosion in demand for its delivery services.
Currently, all major supermarkets based in the UK charge for delivery.
Meanwhile, Amazon Prime’s no-charge delivery is up and running over hundreds of postcodes, with expectations that it will be rolled out nationwide by the end of the year.
Last month the online giant Amazon announced it was looking to rapidly expand its grocery delivery business across the UK.
The online retailer has also said it will speed up delivery times to make same-day delivery available to UK grocery customers in some parts of the South East.
Image: Philip Coburn) Philip Coburn)
New and existing customers subscribing to Amazon Prime are now able to order groceries through Amazon Fresh, with free delivery on orders over £40.
Amazon Prime costs as little a £7.99 a month which gives you Prime Delivery: Unlimited One-Day Delivery, Same-Day Delivery, and 2-Hour Delivery with Prime Now in select residential postcodes, as well as Prime Video: Unlimited streaming of Movies, TV shows, and Amazon Originals.
Amazon said the move will start with abut 300 postcodes, focused around London and the South East, with the service expanding to millions more by the end of the year.
Customers can purchase tens of thousands of grocery items supplied by Booths and Whole Foods, as well as a raft of brand suppliers such as Pepsi, Danone, Warburtons and Britvic.


thedailymirror--2020-08-18--EastEnders' life-changing Denise Fox storyline 'exposed' ahead of soap return

EastEnders ' looming `` life-changing '' storyline for Denise Fox may have been rumbled , if This Morning 's soap expert Sharon Marshall 's theory is anything to go by .
In fact , it 's an idea viewers have questioned too ahead of the soap 's return to screens next month - after going off air in June due to the coronavirus pandemic .
A shocking accident leads to Denise being forced to face her past in the coming months .
Details are being kept under wraps , but the storyline is set to have huge consequences for Denise @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Sharon revealed to This Morning hosts Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes how she believed it could all be linked to a baby bombshell from a few years ago .
She hinted it could see the return of Denise ' son Raymond who she gave up for adoption in 2017 , with him being Phil Mitchell 's child .
While she insisted she had no idea of the details so this was n't a spoiler , Sharon believes Ray , now 3 , could be returning .
She said : `` They say @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Denise 's past to catch up with her , which has life-changing consequences for her and another Albert Square resident .
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`` I am wondering if that is the baby that she gave up for adoption that she had with Phil Mitchell .
`` He 'd now be about three , do you remember the drunken one-night stand ?
Baby Ray ?
`` Cos we know her sister is coming back , so could that be what is going on ?
I do not know . ''
Denise actress Diane Parish recently claimed her character will be forced to face `` dark '' things from her past .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Diane hinted her character would face `` challenges '' over a mystery new storyline .
She said : `` I do n't know a great deal but I do know that some dark things from her past are going to resurface and there 's going to be some challenges there for Denise . ''
Naturally , speculation has risen over what this could mean .
From the return of her evil ex Lucas Johnson , to theories about baby Raymond , fans have come up with a number of ideas .
But they @ @ @ @ @ @ @ airs and more details are revealed , with EastEnders coming back on air on Monday September 7 .
This Morning airs weekdays at 10am on ITV .

EastEnders spoilers have teased Denise Fox's past will catch up with her, when the BBC soap returns next month
EastEnders' looming "life-changing" storyline for Denise Fox may have been rumbled, if This Morning's soap expert Sharon Marshall's theory is anything to go by.
In fact, it's an idea viewers have questioned too ahead of the soap's return to screens next month - after going off air in June due to the coronavirus pandemic.
A shocking accident leads to Denise being forced to face her past in the coming months.
Details are being kept under wraps, but the storyline is set to have huge consequences for Denise and a mystery Walford resident.
Now, Sharon revealed to This Morning hosts Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes how she believed it could all be linked to a baby bombshell from a few years ago.
Image: BBC/Kieron McCarron) BBC/Kieron McCarron)
She hinted it could see the return of Denise' son Raymond who she gave up for adoption in 2017, with him being Phil Mitchell's child.
While she insisted she had no idea of the details so this wasn't a spoiler, Sharon believes Ray, now 3, could be returning.
She said: "They say there is a shocking accident that causes Denise's past to catch up with her, which has life-changing consequences for her and another Albert Square resident.
Image: ITV) ITV)
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"I am wondering if that is the baby that she gave up for adoption that she had with Phil Mitchell.
"He'd now be about three, do you remember the drunken one-night stand? Baby Ray?
"Cos we know her sister is coming back, so could that be what is going on? I do not know."
Image: BBC/Kieron McCarron) BBC/Kieron McCarron)
Denise actress Diane Parish recently claimed her character will be forced to face "dark" things from her past.
Speaking on Secrets From The Square, Diane hinted her character would face "challenges" over a mystery new storyline.
She said: "I don't know a great deal but I do know that some dark things from her past are going to resurface and there's going to be some challenges there for Denise."
Naturally, speculation has risen over what this could mean.
From the return of her evil ex Lucas Johnson, to theories about baby Raymond, fans have come up with a number of ideas.
But they will have to wait until the plot airs and more details are revealed, with EastEnders coming back on air on Monday September 7.
This Morning airs weekdays at 10am on ITV.


thedailymirror--2020-08-18--Louise Redknapp beams on Ibiza holiday after 'warning' about tell-all book

Louise Redknapp beamed a huge smile as she picked up some shopping on her to Ibiza .
It 's said that Louise has been warned about releasing her new tell-all book .
But it looked like she did n't have a care in the world as she headed out during her Spanish getaway .
The former Strictly Come Dancing star , 45 , stunned as she stepped out make up free and with her hair scraped back in a messy bun .
The mum-of-two was wearing denim shorts and a baggy white T-shirt with ripped tassles hanging down to her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Charles , 16 , and Beau , 11 , with ex-husband Jamie , was pictured at a supermarket , pushing a trolley full of goodies to her car .
Louise was given a helping hand as she picked up bags of groceries and loaded them into the boot .
The singer was wearing a face mask after popping one on to protect herself and other shoppers .
It comes after reports that Louise has been warned off sharing intimate details about her marriage in her new book .
An insider close to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Louise is being warned against the book by just about everyone .
`` They all think it is going to cause issues with Jamie , who she co-parents with .
He is not happy about this and has told her so .
But she is now hell-bent on setting the record straight and telling her side of the story . ''
They added that Louise thought she and Jamie could have patched things up during lockdown , but that he `` ruined '' their chances of a reunion .
They added : `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ those years of marriage and everything she had to put up with .
She feels like she needs to get some things off her chest . ''
Jamie is said to have unfollowed Louise on social media after her book news was revealed .
Louise recently announced her new project , writing on Instagram : `` So , I 've been busy working on my new book !
You Got This is out in March 2021 ... '' I wanted to write a book that was empowering and uplifting - a little bit @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has ever wondered if they 're getting it right in life ... you got this . ''
Her fans ca n't wait to read it .
One commented on her post : `` Looking forward to this lou and the signings I hope '' While another wrote : `` I will definitely be reading your book Louiseredknapp your so inspiring and beautiful '' '' Pre-ordering right now , '' a third confessed .
Mirror Online has contacted Jamie and Louise 's representatives for comment .

The former Strictly Come Dancing star, 45, was spotted shopping during her holiday in Ibiza after revealing she's releasing a new book
Louise Redknapp beamed a huge smile as she picked up some shopping on her to Ibiza.
It's said that Louise has been warned about releasing her new tell-all book.
But it looked like she didn't have a care in the world as she headed out during her Spanish getaway.
The former Strictly Come Dancing star, 45, stunned as she stepped out make up free and with her hair scraped back in a messy bun.
The mum-of-two was wearing denim shorts and a baggy white T-shirt with ripped tassles hanging down to her thighs.
Louise, who shares kids Charles, 16, and Beau, 11, with ex-husband Jamie, was pictured at a supermarket, pushing a trolley full of goodies to her car.
Image: GTres / SplashNews.com) GTres / SplashNews.com)
Louise was given a helping hand as she picked up bags of groceries and loaded them into the boot.
The singer was wearing a face mask after popping one on to protect herself and other shoppers.
It comes after reports that Louise has been warned off sharing intimate details about her marriage in her new book.
Image: GTres / SplashNews.com) GTres / SplashNews.com)
An insider close to the former couple told Heat magazine: "Louise is being warned against the book by just about everyone.
"They all think it is going to cause issues with Jamie, who she co-parents with. He is not happy about this and has told her so. But she is now hell-bent on setting the record straight and telling her side of the story."
They added that Louise thought she and Jamie could have patched things up during lockdown, but that he "ruined" their chances of a reunion.
Image: GTres / SplashNews.com) GTres / SplashNews.com) Image: Getty Images Europe) Getty Images Europe)
They added: "It's made her wonder about all those years of marriage and everything she had to put up with. She feels like she needs to get some things off her chest."
Jamie is said to have unfollowed Louise on social media after her book news was revealed.
Louise recently announced her new project, writing on Instagram : "So, I've been busy working on my new book! You Got This is out in March 2021...
"I wanted to write a book that was empowering and uplifting - a little bit of a love letter to anyone who has ever wondered if they're getting it right in life... you got this."
Image: GTres / SplashNews.com) GTres / SplashNews.com) Image: GTres / SplashNews.com) GTres / SplashNews.com)
Her fans can't wait to read it.
One commented on her post: "Looking forward to this lou and the signings I hope"
While another wrote: "I will definitely be reading your book Louiseredknapp your so inspiring and beautiful"
"Pre-ordering right now," a third confessed.
Mirror Online has contacted Jamie and Louise's representatives for comment.


thedailymirror--2020-08-18--Two PDC players suspended over match-fixing claims during Home Tour event

Darts players Wessel Nijman and Kyle McKinstry have both been suspended after being charged with match-fixing .
Suspicious betting patterns were reported for the ‘ Night At The Darts ’ series matches between McKinstry and David Evans on April 30th .
And the Darts Regulation Authority mounted a full-scale investigation in a probe involving Sportradar , the Gambling Commission and regulators in Malta and Gibraltar .
Northern Irishman McKinstry , 33 , has been charged over that game – that he lost 5-0 - and also one against Holland ’ s Nijman , 20 , on May 2nd .
Nijman @ @ @ @ @ @ @ count of fixing a match with Evans on May 14th that he lost 4-0 .
There is no suggestion of wrongdoing by Evans .
McKinstry had qualified for the last two BDO World Championships , while Nijman has played mainly on the PDC Development Tour .
Both have the right to appeal , and McKinstry is set to do that – but Nijman has made a full confession and apology and now just awaits his sentence .
Nijman said : “ I would like to place on public record my sincere regret and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ relation to betting and match-fixing .
“ I was put under some pressure to lose a match and I agreed to do this .
I have admitted the offence and take full responsibility for it and will accept my punishment .
“ I should have spoken to my management , the Professional Darts Players ’ Association [ PDPA ] , DRA or police when I was put in this position .
“ And I would advise any other player who finds themselves in a similar position to do that .
Instead , I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stupid mistake that I am rightly being punished for .
“ It was a one-off error of judgement which I want to put behind me and do everything I can to put right .
“ I have made private apologies to the people who I have let down , including my family , and I want to publicly apologise to them and everybody involved in darts , including fans .
“ My actions are a personal mistake made by me and not a reflection on the sport of darts .
“ I want @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and reputation and am committed to helping to educate others through my own unfortunate experience so that this kind of offence can be prevented.
” A statement from players ’ representative body the PDPA read : “ The PDPA is disheartened to learn that two of our members have been referred to the Darts Regulation Authority ( DRA ) Disciplinary Committee for formal hearings for breaches of integrity rules in relation to betting and match-fixing in DRA sanctioned events , unconnected with the Professional Darts Corporation .
“ This is considered a serious @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that any player in breach of these rules is punished accordingly .
“ Kyle McKinstry and Wessel Nijman have both been suspended from attending or competing in DRA sanctioned events until the conclusion of the hearings .
“ As McKinstry had indicated his intention to appeal this decision , the PDPA is unable to comment further on his ongoing case at this time .
“ Nijman has accepted the charges , admitted the offence , expressed his regret and is fully cooperating with the DRA .
“ While the PDPA as an organisation @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his admission of guilt , his remorse , his willingness to cooperate and his desire to re-educate himself on matters of integrity .
“ We have provided Nijman with support , guidance , education and assistance and will continue to do so throughout the case and beyond .
“ The same support remains available to McKinstry .
Our primary purpose is to serve and support all of our members .
`` Members are reminded to engage with our educational activity on betting integrity Any suspicious approaches should be reported to the DRA .
@

Wessel Nijman and Kyle McKinstry have been charged with match-fixing during events in April and May - and a full-scale investigation into the incidents is underway
Darts players Wessel Nijman and Kyle McKinstry have both been suspended after being charged with match-fixing.
Suspicious betting patterns were reported for the ‘Night At The Darts’ series matches between McKinstry and David Evans on April 30th.
And the Darts Regulation Authority mounted a full-scale investigation in a probe involving Sportradar, the Gambling Commission and regulators in Malta and Gibraltar.
Northern Irishman McKinstry, 33, has been charged over that game – that he lost 5-0 - and also one against Holland’s Nijman, 20, on May 2nd.
Nijman, 20, was charged with one count of fixing a match with Evans on May 14th that he lost 4-0. There is no suggestion of wrongdoing by Evans.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
McKinstry had qualified for the last two BDO World Championships, while Nijman has played mainly on the PDC Development Tour.
Both have the right to appeal, and McKinstry is set to do that – but Nijman has made a full confession and apology and now just awaits his sentence.
Nijman said: “I would like to place on public record my sincere regret and apology for the mistake I made in relation to betting and match-fixing.
“I was put under some pressure to lose a match and I agreed to do this. I have admitted the offence and take full responsibility for it and will accept my punishment.
“I should have spoken to my management, the Professional Darts Players’ Association [PDPA], DRA or police when I was put in this position.
“And I would advise any other player who finds themselves in a similar position to do that. Instead, I went along with it and made a stupid mistake that I am rightly being punished for.
“It was a one-off error of judgement which I want to put behind me and do everything I can to put right.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
“I have made private apologies to the people who I have let down, including my family, and I want to publicly apologise to them and everybody involved in darts, including fans.
“My actions are a personal mistake made by me and not a reflection on the sport of darts.
“I want to move on, rebuild my career and reputation and am committed to helping to educate others through my own unfortunate experience so that this kind of offence can be prevented.”
A statement from players’ representative body the PDPA read: “The PDPA is disheartened to learn that two of our members have been referred to the Darts Regulation Authority (DRA) Disciplinary Committee for formal hearings for breaches of integrity rules in relation to betting and match-fixing in DRA sanctioned events, unconnected with the Professional Darts Corporation.
“This is considered a serious matter and it is right and just that any player in breach of these rules is punished accordingly.
“Kyle McKinstry and Wessel Nijman have both been suspended from attending or competing in DRA sanctioned events until the conclusion of the hearings.
“As McKinstry had indicated his intention to appeal this decision, the PDPA is unable to comment further on his ongoing case at this time.
“Nijman has accepted the charges, admitted the offence, expressed his regret and is fully cooperating with the DRA.
“While the PDPA as an organisation condemns his actions, we also recognise his admission of guilt, his remorse, his willingness to cooperate and his desire to re-educate himself on matters of integrity.
“We have provided Nijman with support, guidance, education and assistance and will continue to do so throughout the case and beyond.
“The same support remains available to McKinstry. Our primary purpose is to serve and support all of our members.
"Members are reminded to engage with our educational activity on betting integrity Any suspicious approaches should be reported to the DRA.”


thedailymirror--2020-08-18--Scientists need volunteers to help train dogs to detect Covid-19 - how to apply

They ’ re often referred to as ‘ man ’ s best friend ’ , and now dogs are even helping in the fight against coronavirus .
Scientists at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine are recruiting volunteers to help train dogs to detect the virus .
The volunteers will be asked to supply samples for the dogs to sniff , to determine whether or not pooches could be used to identify people with Covid-19 .
The team is aiming to recruit thousands of people in England who have mild symptoms and are due to have a swab @ @ @ @ @ @ @ test in the previous 24 hours .
If you ’ re selected , you ’ ll be asked to provide samples of breath and body by wearing a mask for three hours , and nylon socks and a t-shirt for 12 hours .
Overall , the team aims to collect 325 positive and 675 negative samples .
Firstly , the samples will be analysed by the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine to identify compounds in odour that indicate if someone is infected with Covid-19 .
The samples will then be sent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ centre in Milton Keynes , where six dogs will be trained to identify the virus from the samples .
Professor James Logan , project lead , said : “ If successful , this trial could revolutionise how we diagnose the virus .
“ Rapid screening of high numbers of people , even if asymptomatic , will help return our lives back to some sort of normality .
A huge thank you to everyone who is supporting this important trial .
If you are eligible to join it , we ’ d love to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is a success , the dogs could be deployed in UK airports to help rapidly screen passengers .
Claire Guest , CEO and Co-Founder of Medical Detection Dogs , said : “ It is vital that we train our dogs to detect the odour of COVID-19 as soon as possible so we can help ensure people move about freely and safely .
“ The latest travel disruptions further highlight the difference the dogs could make .
Public support is essential in making this possible .
“ Anyone who assists us by providing samples @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a fast , effective and non-invasive diagnosis for the virus and safer spaces for us all.
” You can find more information here .
To apply , please call the team on 0207 927 2777 , or send an email to coviddogs @ lshtm.ac.uk .

Scientists at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine are recruiting volunteers to help train dogs to detect the virus
Scientists need volunteers to help train dogs to detect coronavirus - how to apply
They’re often referred to as ‘man’s best friend’, and now dogs are even helping in the fight against coronavirus.
Scientists at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine are recruiting volunteers to help train dogs to detect the virus.
The volunteers will be asked to supply samples for the dogs to sniff, to determine whether or not pooches could be used to identify people with Covid-19.
The team is aiming to recruit thousands of people in England who have mild symptoms and are due to have a swab test, or have had a swab test in the previous 24 hours.
If you’re selected, you’ll be asked to provide samples of breath and body by wearing a mask for three hours, and nylon socks and a t-shirt for 12 hours.
Overall, the team aims to collect 325 positive and 675 negative samples.
Image: PA) PA)
Firstly, the samples will be analysed by the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine to identify compounds in odour that indicate if someone is infected with Covid-19.
The samples will then be sent to the Medical Detection Dogs’ training centre in Milton Keynes, where six dogs will be trained to identify the virus from the samples.
Professor James Logan, project lead, said: “If successful, this trial could revolutionise how we diagnose the virus.
“Rapid screening of high numbers of people, even if asymptomatic, will help return our lives back to some sort of normality. A huge thank you to everyone who is supporting this important trial. If you are eligible to join it, we’d love to hear from you.”
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If the trial is a success, the dogs could be deployed in UK airports to help rapidly screen passengers.
Claire Guest, CEO and Co-Founder of Medical Detection Dogs, said: “It is vital that we train our dogs to detect the odour of COVID-19 as soon as possible so we can help ensure people move about freely and safely.
“The latest travel disruptions further highlight the difference the dogs could make. Public support is essential in making this possible.
“Anyone who assists us by providing samples will be playing a part in creating a fast, effective and non-invasive diagnosis for the virus and safer spaces for us all.”
You can find more information here. To apply, please call the team on 0207 927 2777, or send an email to coviddogs@lshtm.ac.uk.


thedailymirror--2020-08-18--Puppy from 14,000 years ago frozen in ice with slice of extinct rhino in stomach

A 14,000-year-old puppy was found frozen in time with a slice of extinct woolly rhinoceros in its stomach .
The young creature , officially known as a prehistoriccanine , was either a dog or a wolf and had hairy tissue in its stomach thanks to its final meal .
Genetic analysis by Stockholm 's Natural History Museum earlier confirmed the hairy skin inside the canine was woolly rhino and not - as suspected - cave lion .
At 14,400 years old , it means the mummified puppy ate one of the last animals from a species which died out around @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from Russia ’ s North-Eastern Federal University , said : `` I am very happy that DNA analysis has confirmed thisas a woolly rhino .
“ I noticed that the shape of the skin was rather strange .
“ My experience of taxidermy shows that skin could not tear like this in a natural way , if it was bitten off by an animal , for example .
“ It seems likely this piece of skin with such even edges was cut artificially by an ancient human .
“ The puppy perhaps found @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ When I saw this piece in its stomach was amazed .
“ I thought it could be the trace of human activity.
” A tiny twig was also found in the canine ’ s stomach .
The puppy was famously found at Tumat , in the Sakha Republic of Siberia , in 2011 .
Since then a second frozen puppy was found nearby and its stomach is now to be examined closely .
Professor Love Dalen , an expert in evolutionary genetics at the Centre for Palaeogenetics , a joint venture between @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Natural History , earlier explained how scientists revealed the puppy ’ s last meal had been rhino .
“ We have a reference database and mitochondrial DNA from all mammals , so we checked the sequence data against that and the results that came back -- it was an almost perfect match for woolly rhinoceros , '' he told CNN .
“ I 'm not aware of any frozen Ice Age carnivore where they have found pieces of tissue inside.
” He said : `` This puppy , we know already , has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ We also know that the woolly rhinoceros ( became ) extinct 14,000 years ago .
`` So , potentially , this puppy has eaten one of the last remaining woolly rhinos.
” Fedorov was speaking after Professor Dalen speculated on another cause of death for the canine .
`` This puppy must have died very shortly after eating the rhino , because it 's not very digested , '' he said .
`` We do n't know if it was a wolf , but if it was a wolf cub , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that was dead , or the ( adult ) wolf ate the baby rhino .
“ Maybe as they were eating it , the mother rhino had her revenge .
”

The young creature, officially known as a prehistoriccanine, was either a dog or a type of wolf and had twigs and hairy tissue in its stomach thanks to its final meal
Puppy from 14,000 years ago frozen in ice with slice of extinct rhino in stomach
A 14,000-year-old puppy was found frozen in time with a slice of extinct woolly rhinoceros in its stomach.
The young creature, officially known as a prehistoriccanine, was either a dog or a wolf and had hairy tissue in its stomach thanks to its final meal.
Genetic analysis by Stockholm's Natural History Museum earlier confirmed the hairy skin inside the canine was woolly rhino and not - as suspected - cave lion.
At 14,400 years old, it means the mummified puppy ate one of the last animals from a species which died out around this time.
Dr Sergey Fedorov, from Russia’s North-Eastern Federal University, said: "I am very happy that DNA analysis has confirmed thisas a woolly rhino.
Image: Michil Yakovlev) Michil Yakovlev)
“I noticed that the shape of the skin was rather strange.
“It was rectangular.
“My experience of taxidermy shows that skin could not tear like this in a natural way, if it was bitten off by an animal, for example.
“It seems likely this piece of skin with such even edges was cut artificially by an ancient human.
“The puppy perhaps found the butchering waste of the carcass.
“When I saw this piece in its stomach was amazed.
“I thought it could be the trace of human activity.”
A tiny twig was also found in the canine’s stomach.
Image: Michil Yakovlev) Michil Yakovlev)
The puppy was famously found at Tumat, in the Sakha Republic of Siberia, in 2011.
Since then a second frozen puppy was found nearby and its stomach is now to be examined closely.
Professor Love Dalen, an expert in evolutionary genetics at the Centre for Palaeogenetics, a joint venture between Stockholm University and the Swedish Museum of Natural History, earlier explained how scientists revealed the puppy’s last meal had been rhino.
“We have a reference database and mitochondrial DNA from all mammals, so we checked the sequence data against that and the results that came back -- it was an almost perfect match for woolly rhinoceros," he told CNN.
"It's completely unheard of.
Image: Michil Yakovlev) Michil Yakovlev)
“I'm not aware of any frozen Ice Age carnivore where they have found pieces of tissue inside.”
He said: "This puppy, we know already, has been dated to roughly 14,000 years ago.
“We also know that the woolly rhinoceros (became) extinct 14,000 years ago.
"So, potentially, this puppy has eaten one of the last remaining woolly rhinos.”
Fedorov was speaking after Professor Dalen speculated on another cause of death for the canine.
"This puppy must have died very shortly after eating the rhino, because it's not very digested," he said.
"We don't know if it was a wolf, but if it was a wolf cub, maybe it came across a baby rhino that was dead, or the (adult) wolf ate the baby rhino.
“Maybe as they were eating it, the mother rhino had her revenge.”


thedailymirror--2020-08-18--EFL Trophy draw in full as Man Utd, Arsenal, Liverpool and Chelsea learn groups

The Premier League 's big guns have once again been invited into next season 's EFL Trophy .
Man Utd @ @ @ @ @ Chelsea and Man City are all among the clubs to have entered their under-21 academy @ @ @ @ @ against senior teams from across the Football League .
The draw is split into northern @ @ @ @ @ 15 Premier League teams and one Championship side were separated into groups of eight ahead @ @ @ @ @ their location .
Three of the four teams in each group had already been selected @ @ @ @ @ to determine which of the top clubs joins them for the opening round .
Here @ @ @ @ @ in full .
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Most of the draw had already been made for the 2020/21 EFL Trophy but 15 Premier League clubs and recently relegated Norwich were still to learn the fate of their academy sides
The Premier League's big guns have once again been invited into next season's EFL Trophy.
Man Utd, Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea and Man City are all among the clubs to have entered their under-21 academy sides to pit their wits against senior teams from across the Football League.
The draw is split into northern and southern sections, as 15 Premier League teams and one Championship side were separated into groups of eight ahead of the draw based on their location.
Three of the four teams in each group had already been selected, with the latest draw to determine which of the top clubs joins them for the opening round.
Here is the EFL Trophy draw in full.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Northern
Group A
Aston Villa
Carlisle United
Fleetwood Town
Sunderland
Group B
Man Utd
Morecambe
Rochdale
Salford City
Group C
Newcastle United
Bolton Wanderers
Crewe Alexandra
Shrewsbury Town
Group D
Liverpool
Port Vale
Tranmere Rovers
Wigan Athletic
Group E
Man City
Mansfield Town
Lincoln City
Scunthorpe United
Group F
Wolves
Bradford City
Doncaster Rovers
Oldham Athletic
Group G
Leeds United
Accrington Stanley
Barrow
Blackpool
Group H
Leicester City
Grimsby Town
Harrogate Town
Hull City
Southern
Group A
West Ham
Colchester United
Portsmouth
Southend United
Group B
Arsenal
Crawley Town
Gillingham
Ipswich Town
Group C
Southampton
MK Dons
Northampton Town
Stevenage
Group D
Chelsea
Bristol Rovers
Oxford United
Walsall
Group E
West Brom
Exeter City
Forest Green Rovers
Swindon Town
Group F
Norwich City
Cheltenham Town
Newport County
Plymouth Argyle
Group G
Brighton
AFC Wimbledon
Charlton Athletic
Leyton Orient
Group H
Fulham
Burton Albion
Cambridge United
Peterborough United
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thedailymirror--2020-08-18--Eerie images of 'derelict Britain' including abandoned asylums and mansions

A photographer has travelled across Britain to document its derelict sites in these eerie 'time capsule ' images .
Simon Sugden has visited over 70 abandoned buildings during the past decade , including former asylums , factories and country homes .
Other photos show the main foyer of an old cinema and empty Victorian baths .
In many cases , the sites have been untouched for decades and still contain relics of a bygone age .
Simon searched for interesting buildings on Google maps and also through word of mouth , starting off in his home city of Bradford , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ He got permission to explore the sites from the owners , taking great care not to disturb anything he encountered .
The images he took feature in his new book , Derelict Britain : Beauty in Decay .
There are several chilling photos of a disused hospital in Lancashire , including one showing a mortuary slab .
A figure of Christ hangs over the slab which has dead flowers on it .
Another foreboding picture is of a body fridge and trolley at Newsham Park asylum in Liverpool .
It was opened by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in 1997 , remaining empty since .
Simon gained access to the former Odeon cinema in Bradford taking photos of its main foyer , staircase and other rooms .
He snapped the Art Deco styling inside an old bank in Manchester , and an empty pool at the old swimming baths in Birmingham .
Other images show the inside of derelict mills , old peoples ' homes and manor houses .
He found food tins in cupboards , old clothes in drawers and even disused wheelchairs .
Old beer bottles were photographed in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ while a piano still stands in situ in an abandoned hotel .
Abandoned dodgems can be seen at an old fairground in Shipley Glen , West Yorks .
Simon , 53 , a former chef and now a freelance photographer , has produced a book after doing an exhibition of his images .
He said : `` I started photographing old mills about 10 years ago in Bradford and my passion has grown from there .
`` I always try to get permission from the landowner to visit a site which I would @ @ @ @ @ @ @ some other contacts in this field .
`` I think there is real beauty in capturing buildings in this way , although at times it can be quite sad to see the peeling paint and curtains hanging off the wall .
`` Some places appear to have just been sealed and locked up and it was a time capsule inside , with food still in the cupboards and clothes hung up . ''
Derelict Britain : Beauty in Decay , by Simon Sugden , will be published by Amberley on September 15 and @ @ @

Photographer Simon Sugden visited over 70 abandoned buildings in the past decade and has published the images in his new book named Derelict Britain: Beauty in Decay
A photographer has travelled across Britain to document its derelict sites in these eerie 'time capsule' images.
Simon Sugden has visited over 70 abandoned buildings during the past decade, including former asylums, factories and country homes.
Other photos show the main foyer of an old cinema and empty Victorian baths.
In many cases, the sites have been untouched for decades and still contain relics of a bygone age.
Simon searched for interesting buildings on Google maps and also through word of mouth, starting off in his home city of Bradford, West Yorks before venturing further afield.
Image: SimonSugden/Amberley/BNPS) SimonSugden/Amberley/BNPS)
He got permission to explore the sites from the owners, taking great care not to disturb anything he encountered.
The images he took feature in his new book, Derelict Britain: Beauty in Decay.
There are several chilling photos of a disused hospital in Lancashire, including one showing a mortuary slab.
A figure of Christ hangs over the slab which has dead flowers on it.
Image: SimonSugden/Amberley/BNPS) SimonSugden/Amberley/BNPS) Image: SimonSugden/Amberley/BNPS) SimonSugden/Amberley/BNPS)
Another foreboding picture is of a body fridge and trolley at Newsham Park asylum in Liverpool.
It was opened by Prince Alfred in 1874 before closing down in 1997, remaining empty since.
Simon gained access to the former Odeon cinema in Bradford taking photos of its main foyer, staircase and other rooms.
He snapped the Art Deco styling inside an old bank in Manchester, and an empty pool at the old swimming baths in Birmingham.
Image: SimonSugden/Amberley/BNPS) SimonSugden/Amberley/BNPS) Image: SimonSugden/Amberley/BNPS) SimonSugden/Amberley/BNPS)
Other images show the inside of derelict mills, old peoples' homes and manor houses.
He found food tins in cupboards, old clothes in drawers and even disused wheelchairs.
Old beer bottles were photographed in the tunnels of a disused brewery, while a piano still stands in situ in an abandoned hotel.
Abandoned dodgems can be seen at an old fairground in Shipley Glen, West Yorks.
Image: SimonSugden/Amberley/BNPS) SimonSugden/Amberley/BNPS) Image: SimonSugden/Amberley/BNPS) SimonSugden/Amberley/BNPS)
Simon, 53, a former chef and now a freelance photographer, has produced a book after doing an exhibition of his images.
He said: "I started photographing old mills about 10 years ago in Bradford and my passion has grown from there.
"I always try to get permission from the landowner to visit a site which I would find through Google maps or speaking to some other contacts in this field.
"I think there is real beauty in capturing buildings in this way, although at times it can be quite sad to see the peeling paint and curtains hanging off the wall.
"Some places appear to have just been sealed and locked up and it was a time capsule inside, with food still in the cupboards and clothes hung up."
Derelict Britain: Beauty in Decay, by Simon Sugden, will be published by Amberley on September 15 and costs £17.99.


thedailymirror--2020-08-18--Teen who sold Donkey Kong ecstasy pills that killed boy, 13, is spared jail

A 15-year-old who sold ecstasy pills to a 13-year-old who died from the drug within hours has been spared jail - a sentence that was slammed by the younger boy 's grieving family .
The teenage dealer - who can not be named due to his age - pleaded guilty to supplying class A drugs over Snapchat following the death of Carson Price in Ystrad Mynach , near Caerphilly in South Wales , and was given a community order .
Asked if he had anything to say to the court , the boy , who was sat next to his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was very foolish what I 've done , and I 'm very sorry . ''
Following the hearing , Carson 's family said in a statement the sentence had `` fallen short '' of reflecting the seriousness of the teenage dealer 's crime .
Carson was found unconscious in Ystrad Mynach Park surrounded by his friends , having swallowed three of the green DK-branded tablets shaped like the head of cartoon gorilla Donkey Kong .
He died at University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff , having suffered an `` adverse reaction '' to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ defendant - who was 14 at the time of the incident - sat beside his mother at Cwmbran Youth Court as District Judge Martin Brown described his actions as a `` heinous and terrible crime '' .
Prosecutor Mike Williams said the teenager had arranged the sale of three pills for £25 over Snapchat before meeting Carson , who was on his way to meet his friends , outside a Texaco garage in Pontllanfraith on April 12 last year .
Carson later went to the park where he offered some of the pills @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said : `` Friends of Carson described seeing the tablets in question , which were green in colour and in the shape of Donkey Kong , with 'DK ' on them .
`` One of the pills had some froth coming out of the top , and was described as glistening like a crystal . ''
He said one friend asked Carson why he was taking the pills , and he replied `` Because it was Friday '' and that he `` liked the buzz '' .
Just after 7pm that evening Carson @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were called to the scene and took him to hospital .
Mr Williams said : `` The post-mortem revealed the fact his death was associated with an adverse reaction to the ecstasy pills . ''
A previous hearing heard that the teenage dealer had tried to source more drugs from his suppliers days after Carson 's death , and sentencing was adjourned for a report after it heard he had also been found in possession of a blade a short time after his arrest .
Will Bebb , defending , said : `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and that he caused immeasurable , lasting pain .
`` It 's something that has traumatised him .
He has genuine feelings of remorse in this instance . ''
Judge Brown said he was bound by `` a limited sentencing exercise '' due to the boy 's age so he had no power to impose a prison sentence .
He said : `` That exercise is a clear attempt to try and redress the situation .
But it 's impossible , and I ca n't for one moment contemplate trying to redress the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this whole saga has caused .
`` It 's right that I describe this as a tragic accident , but of course one that 's risen out of a commission of a criminal offence .
That offence was you selling class A drugs . ''
The boy was sentenced to a 12-month referral order which will require him to complete rehabilitative and restorative activities .
Judge Brown warned the boy that any future offences within that time or failure to work with the youth offending service could see his sentence revoked and `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hearing , Carson 's family hit out at the sentence .
They said : `` As a family we appreciate all the hard work which has gone into this investigation , which is still continuing .
`` No sentence can ever be sufficient to alleviate the pain and suffering we have experienced .
`` We are fully aware that this sentence reflects the age of the offender , however , we feel that it has fallen some way short of sending the right message to all children and young people that taking or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ severe consequences .
`` It remains frustrating to our family that the adults , who introduce these drugs into the social networks of our children , are yet to be charged or convicted . ''
DI Ian Bartholomew , of Gwent Police 's Major Incident Team , said : `` Today 's hearing is not the conclusion of this investigation and specialist officers will continue to provide support for Carson 's family . ''
Gwent Police said a 22-year-old man from Caerphilly who was arrested on suspicion of the supply of class A @ @ @ @ @ @ @ May this year , an inquest into Carson 's death found he died from a `` violent reaction '' to an `` excessive '' amount of ecstasy .
A vigil was held in his honour at Ystrad Mynach Park , organised by friends and attended by his parents and brother .
His family said in a statement at the time : `` On Friday 12th April , our lives changed forever when our little boy was taken away from us .
`` Carson was bright and caring , kind and loving .
He @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was the best big brother to Coby and was loved by so many . ''

The family of 13-year-old Carson Price hit out at the sentence given to the 15-year-old drug dealer, saying it had "fallen short" of reflecting the seriousness of the crime in Ystrad Mynach, South Wales
A 15-year-old who sold ecstasy pills to a 13-year-old who died from the drug within hours has been spared jail - a sentence that was slammed by the younger boy's grieving family.
The teenage dealer - who cannot be named due to his age - pleaded guilty to supplying class A drugs over Snapchat following the death of Carson Price in Ystrad Mynach, near Caerphilly in South Wales, and was given a community order.
Asked if he had anything to say to the court, the boy, who was sat next to his mother, said quietly: "It was very foolish what I've done, and I'm very sorry."
Following the hearing, Carson's family said in a statement the sentence had "fallen short" of reflecting the seriousness of the teenage dealer's crime.
Image: WalesOnline) WalesOnline)
Carson was found unconscious in Ystrad Mynach Park surrounded by his friends, having swallowed three of the green DK-branded tablets shaped like the head of cartoon gorilla Donkey Kong.
He died at University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff, having suffered an "adverse reaction" to the pills.
On Tuesday, the defendant - who was 14 at the time of the incident - sat beside his mother at Cwmbran Youth Court as District Judge Martin Brown described his actions as a "heinous and terrible crime".
Prosecutor Mike Williams said the teenager had arranged the sale of three pills for £25 over Snapchat before meeting Carson, who was on his way to meet his friends, outside a Texaco garage in Pontllanfraith on April 12 last year.
Image: @gwentpolice/Twitter) @gwentpolice/Twitter) Image: Wales News Service) Wales News Service)
Carson later went to the park where he offered some of the pills to friends who declined.
Mr Williams said: "Friends of Carson described seeing the tablets in question, which were green in colour and in the shape of Donkey Kong, with 'DK' on them.
"One of the pills had some froth coming out of the top, and was described as glistening like a crystal."
He said one friend asked Carson why he was taking the pills, and he replied "Because it was Friday" and that he "liked the buzz".
Just after 7pm that evening Carson became "seriously ill" and paramedics were called to the scene and took him to hospital.
Mr Williams said: "The post-mortem revealed the fact his death was associated with an adverse reaction to the ecstasy pills."
A previous hearing heard that the teenage dealer had tried to source more drugs from his suppliers days after Carson's death, and sentencing was adjourned for a report after it heard he had also been found in possession of a blade a short time after his arrest.
Will Bebb, defending, said: "He accepts the consequences of his actions and that he caused immeasurable, lasting pain.
Image: Wales News Service) Wales News Service) Image: Wales News Service) Wales News Service)
"It's something that has traumatised him. He has genuine feelings of remorse in this instance."
Judge Brown said he was bound by "a limited sentencing exercise" due to the boy's age so he had no power to impose a prison sentence.
He said: "That exercise is a clear attempt to try and redress the situation. But it's impossible, and I can't for one moment contemplate trying to redress the trauma, harm, distress and pain this whole saga has caused.
"It's right that I describe this as a tragic accident, but of course one that's risen out of a commission of a criminal offence. That offence was you selling class A drugs."
Image: Wales News Service) Wales News Service)
Image: Wales News Service) Wales News Service)
The boy was sentenced to a 12-month referral order which will require him to complete rehabilitative and restorative activities.
Judge Brown warned the boy that any future offences within that time or failure to work with the youth offending service could see his sentence revoked and "revisited" in court.
Following the hearing, Carson's family hit out at the sentence.
They said: "As a family we appreciate all the hard work which has gone into this investigation, which is still continuing.
"No sentence can ever be sufficient to alleviate the pain and suffering we have experienced.
"We are fully aware that this sentence reflects the age of the offender, however, we feel that it has fallen some way short of sending the right message to all children and young people that taking or dealing drugs is extremely dangerous and has severe consequences.
"It remains frustrating to our family that the adults, who introduce these drugs into the social networks of our children, are yet to be charged or convicted."
DI Ian Bartholomew, of Gwent Police's Major Incident Team, said: "Today's hearing is not the conclusion of this investigation and specialist officers will continue to provide support for Carson's family."
Gwent Police said a 22-year-old man from Caerphilly who was arrested on suspicion of the supply of class A drugs remains released under investigation.
In May this year, an inquest into Carson's death found he died from a "violent reaction" to an "excessive" amount of ecstasy.
A vigil was held in his honour at Ystrad Mynach Park, organised by friends and attended by his parents and brother.
His family said in a statement at the time: "On Friday 12th April, our lives changed forever when our little boy was taken away from us.
"Carson was bright and caring, kind and loving. He was a cheeky little boy. He was the best big brother to Coby and was loved by so many."