thedailymirror--2020-06-12--Morrisons is selling a bottle of premium Prosecco and pizza for just £5

Morrisons is currently selling a bottle of Prosecco and a premium pizza for just £5 .
The supermarket reckons that @ @ @ @ @ the deal that is running until June 28 .
There are eight pizzas to choose @ @ @ @ @ to Margheritas - all coming from its `` The Best '' range and washed down @ @ @ @ @ .
The wine - also coming from `` The Best '' range - is described @ @ @ @ @ with hints of lemon .
Given that on its own the Prosecco normally costs £7 @ @ @ @ @ offer .
Morrisons ' deal is only available online , with shoppers limited to four @ @ @ @ @ but that does mean you can pick up two combinations in one basket .
Pizzas @ @ @ @ @ : • Morrisons The Best Ham Mushroom and Marscapone • Morrisons The Best Margherita With @ @ @ @ @ Chicken and Pesto You can see all the details on Morrison 's website here .

You can pick up a pizza and a bottle of bubbles for just £5 at Morrisons right now as part of a deal that looks an absolutely perfect way for the weekend to start
Morrisons is selling a bottle of premium Prosecco and pizza for just £5
Morrisons is currently selling a bottle of Prosecco and a premium pizza for just £5.
The supermarket reckons that will save you £6.50 under the deal that is running until June 28.
There are eight pizzas to choose between - from meat feasts to Margheritas - all coming from its "The Best" range and washed down with a bottle of Prosecco.
The wine - also coming from "The Best" range - is described as light and fruity, with hints of lemon.
Given that on its own the Prosecco normally costs £7, it's an incredible offer.
Morrisons' deal is only available online, with shoppers limited to four promotional items a customer - but that does mean you can pick up two combinations in one basket.
Pizzas available in the deal are:
Morrisons The Best Ham Mushroom and Marscapone
Morrisons The Best Meat Feast
Morrisons The Best Margherita With Pesto
Morrisons The Best Italian Meats
Morrisons The Best Chicken and Pesto
Morrisons The Best Chargrilled Vegetables
Morrisons The Best Hoisin Pork
Morrisons The Best Sri Lankan Chicken
You can see all the details on Morrison's website here.


thedailymirror--2020-06-12--Chilling 7 unanswered questions about Nicole Brown's murder after OJ acquitted

She was a devoted mother-of-two who thought she had found love with American sports hero OJ Simpson .
But behind closed doors Nicole Brown 's marriage to the former American Football player was a different story .
She was the victim of regular abuse and finally called time on the damaging relationship , divorcing the sports star turned actor two years before her brutal murder .
On June 12 , 1994 , Nicole was walking into her home in Los Angeles with her friend , Ron Goldman , when the pair were attacked with horrifying violence .
She had been @ @ @ @ @ @ @ scalp and her throat had been slit .
The wound on her neck was so violent it had almost decapitated her .
Simpson , who has always insisted he is innocent , was arrested and charged with both murders .
After a lengthy , and very public , trial Simpson was acquitted of the killings .
But Nicole and Ron 's families filed a civil suit against the fallen star , which they won .
Simpson was ordered to pay them £26million in compensation for the vicitms ' wrongful deaths .
Most of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ But following Simpson 's acquittal seven disturbing questions still remain about the night Nicole and Ron were murdered .
On the night of the murders a bloody fingerprint was said to have been seen on the gateway to Nicole 's home .
It was discovered by lead detective Mark Fuhrman , who later incriminated himself in Simpson 's trial by lying about using a racial slur , who documented it in his notes from the scene .
However , no action was taken to secure the fingerprint and it was later removed and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who assumed police had dealt with it .
2 .
Why was one of the lead detectives not called to give evidence ?
Detective Brad Roberts was one of the first police officers at the scene but was never called to testify .
Fuhrman has since suggested this is because he did n't want to highlight the poor police procedure that had taken place on the night of the crime .
The two officers had claimed to have found all the evidence - but there were rumours key items were missed .
3 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ when gathering evidence from the scene ?
Simpson 's defence team made a point of highlighting the problems with how the evidence in the case had been handled by police .
They argued there had been cross-contamination , along with DNA samples being left in a van that was too hot and a lack of procedure .
4 .
Was Simpson really taking the medication he claimed to be ?
One of the most memorable moments in the trial was when Simpson was asked to try on one of the bloody gloves that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ When he could n't pull it over his hand , his lawyer exclaimed `` if it does n't fit , you must acquit '' .
However , it has been rumoured that a month before he stood trial for the murder of his ex-wife Simpson stopped taking anti-inflammatory medication he had been using to treat his arthritis .
It has since been claimed this caused his hands to swell , which meant he could n't pull the gloves over them .
Nicole 's beloved Akita dog , Kato , was the one who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ He was hard howling and when Steven Schwab found him with bloody paws and realised the dog was n't hurt he was led to Nicole and Ron 's body .
The prosecution in Simpson 's trial used the dog 's behaviour to determine the time of the murders , which they said took place between 10:15pm and 11pm .
Kato was clearly devastated by what had happened to his owner but seemed to have done nothing to protect her .
6 .
Why did Simpson go on the run ?
On June 17 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
But instead of going to the nearest police station , the former football player went on the run .
Detectives soon discovered he was in the back of a white Ford Bronco being driven by his best friend and former teammate , Al Cowlings , and had a gun .
Officers chased Simpson for 60 miles through Los Angeles and when they finally pulled him over found thousands of dollars .
As well as the gun there was also a fake beard and moustache , make-up adhesive and Simpson 's passport .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ hand ?
As soon as he became a suspect in Nicole and Ron 's murders , police noticed he had a cut on his left hand .
He claimed it had happened either when he was carrying luggage or his golf bag .
But as soon as he realised police were suspicious about his explanation , Simpson changed his story to say he 'd cut himself on a broken glass after he had been told about his ex-wife 's death .
Following his fall from grace Simpson was arrested and charged with armed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for 33 years the following year .
He was granted parole and released from prison on October 1 , 2017 .

She was a devoted mother-of-two who thought she had found love with American sports hero OJ Simpson.
But behind closed doors Nicole Brown's marriage to the former American Football player was a different story.
She was the victim of regular abuse and finally called time on the damaging relationship, divorcing the sports star turned actor two years before her brutal murder.
On June 12, 1994, Nicole was walking into her home in Los Angeles with her friend, Ron Goldman, when the pair were attacked with horrifying violence.
She had been stabbed seven times in her face and scalp and her throat had been slit. The wound on her neck was so violent it had almost decapitated her.
Image: Reuters) Reuters)
Simpson, who has always insisted he is innocent, was arrested and charged with both murders.
After a lengthy, and very public, trial Simpson was acquitted of the killings.
But Nicole and Ron's families filed a civil suit against the fallen star, which they won. Simpson was ordered to pay them £26million in compensation for the vicitms' wrongful deaths.
Most of this has still not been paid.
But following Simpson's acquittal seven disturbing questions still remain about the night Nicole and Ron were murdered.
Image: PA) PA)
1. Why wasn't the bloody fingerprint secured?
On the night of the murders a bloody fingerprint was said to have been seen on the gateway to Nicole's home.
It was discovered by lead detective Mark Fuhrman, who later incriminated himself in Simpson's trial by lying about using a racial slur, who documented it in his notes from the scene.
However, no action was taken to secure the fingerprint and it was later removed and accidentally thrown away by a locksmith, who assumed police had dealt with it.
2. Why was one of the lead detectives not called to give evidence?
Detective Brad Roberts was one of the first police officers at the scene but was never called to testify.
Fuhrman has since suggested this is because he didn't want to highlight the poor police procedure that had taken place on the night of the crime.
Image: Reuters) Reuters)
The two officers had claimed to have found all the evidence - but there were rumours key items were missed.
3. Why was more care not taken when gathering evidence from the scene?
Simpson's defence team made a point of highlighting the problems with how the evidence in the case had been handled by police.
They argued there had been cross-contamination, along with DNA samples being left in a van that was too hot and a lack of procedure.
4. Was Simpson really taking the medication he claimed to be?
One of the most memorable moments in the trial was when Simpson was asked to try on one of the bloody gloves that had been left at the scene.
When he couldn't pull it over his hand, his lawyer exclaimed "if it doesn't fit, you must acquit".
Image: Press Association) Press Association)
However, it has been rumoured that a month before he stood trial for the murder of his ex-wife Simpson stopped taking anti-inflammatory medication he had been using to treat his arthritis.
It has since been claimed this caused his hands to swell, which meant he couldn't pull the gloves over them.
5. Why didn't Nicole's dog protect her?
Nicole's beloved Akita dog, Kato, was the one who led neighbours to the crime scene.
He was hard howling and when Steven Schwab found him with bloody paws and realised the dog wasn't hurt he was led to Nicole and Ron's body.
The prosecution in Simpson's trial used the dog's behaviour to determine the time of the murders, which they said took place between 10:15pm and 11pm.
Image: Getty) Getty)
Kato was clearly devastated by what had happened to his owner but seemed to have done nothing to protect her.
6. Why did Simpson go on the run?
On June 17 police asked Simpson to hand himself in. But instead of going to the nearest police station, the former football player went on the run.
Detectives soon discovered he was in the back of a white Ford Bronco being driven by his best friend and former teammate, Al Cowlings, and had a gun.
Officers chased Simpson for 60 miles through Los Angeles and when they finally pulled him over found thousands of dollars.
As well as the gun there was also a fake beard and moustache, make-up adhesive and Simpson's passport.
7. How did Simpson cut his hand?
As soon as he became a suspect in Nicole and Ron's murders, police noticed he had a cut on his left hand.
He claimed it had happened either when he was carrying luggage or his golf bag.
But as soon as he realised police were suspicious about his explanation, Simpson changed his story to say he'd cut himself on a broken glass after he had been told about his ex-wife's death.
Following his fall from grace Simpson was arrested and charged with armed robbery and kidnap in 2007 and jailed for 33 years the following year.
He was granted parole and released from prison on October 1, 2017.


thedailymirror--2020-06-12--Holiday food and drink prices could soar due to coronavirus surcharges

Brits could find the cost of eating out on holiday about to soar post-pandemic .
Restaurants and bars around the world have been forced to close for months due to government restrictions - and many remain shut even now .
And for those that have reopened , owners are still struggling as they are forced to limit their capacity due to social distancing rules .
Now in a bid to increase their sorely needed revenue , bars are looking at novel methods to increase their coffers .
One bar in the Canary Islands is adding a `` covid service '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ suggestions it covers the additional hygiene measures put in place .
The surcharge has irked some who say that consumers mus n't bear the brunt of covering the cost of health and safety measures .
FACUA , a Spanish consumer rights group , said : “ An increasing number of establishments in different sectors of activity are applying what they call the Covid surcharge , rate or supplement to users with the excuse that they have an increase in their expenses as a consequence of adopting the measures dictated by the Government .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ a bar for the measures they have to carry out to prevent the spread of coronavirus , such as workers wearing masks , is as illegal as if , before the pandemic they charged extra for cleaning the table or the fact that the waiters wear a uniform.
” And a scheme in Belgium sees boozers asked to pay double for their drinks during 'Helpy Hour ' .
The new measure has raised some eyebrows but is only temporary , the Federation for Cafes in Belgium said .
President Diane Delen told the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ customers have been pampered with happy hour .
`` Now , we are going to try to do the opposite with helpy hour , to help the cafes keep their head above the water .
“ It is temporary , but we want to avoid an avalanche of bankruptcies .
`` And when everything gets back to normal , the customer will be happy , because happy hours will return . ''
Despite the opposition , UK hospitality chiefs have warned that Brits should expect extra costs over here too when the industry @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their lost income from social distancing with surcharges .
But bosses say these charges will only be temporary as the industry adjusts to the new 'normal . '
Robin Hutson , founder of the Pig Hotels group , told the Telegraph : “ It really all depends quite a lot on whether social distancing is relaxed or not .
`` If we ’ re having to run our restaurants with less than half the tables , we would be running at a loss .
“ We don ’ t want to just increase @ @ @ @ @ @ @ clouds our general pricing strategy somewhat .
`` For me , to have a surcharge that ultimately can be removed as soon as conditions are better is more transparent and more easily understandable for our guests .
”

Enjoying a meal out on holiday could soon leave you with a hefty bill as the struggling hospitality industry looks at ways to make ends meet after the pandemic
Brits could find the cost of eating out on holiday about to soar post-pandemic.
Restaurants and bars around the world have been forced to close for months due to government restrictions - and many remain shut even now.
And for those that have reopened, owners are still struggling as they are forced to limit their capacity due to social distancing rules.
Now in a bid to increase their sorely needed revenue, bars are looking at novel methods to increase their coffers.
One bar in the Canary Islands is adding a "covid service" charge to each purchase, with some suggestions it covers the additional hygiene measures put in place.
The surcharge has irked some who say that consumers musn't bear the brunt of covering the cost of health and safety measures.
FACUA, a Spanish consumer rights group, said: “An increasing number of establishments in different sectors of activity are applying what they call the Covid surcharge, rate or supplement to users with the excuse that they have an increase in their expenses as a consequence of adopting the measures dictated by the Government.
“Thus, charging a surcharge in a bar for the measures they have to carry out to prevent the spread of coronavirus, such as workers wearing masks, is as illegal as if, before the pandemic they charged extra for cleaning the table or the fact that the waiters wear a uniform.”
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
And a scheme in Belgium sees boozers asked to pay double for their drinks during 'Helpy Hour'.
The new measure has raised some eyebrows but is only temporary, the Federation for Cafes in Belgium said.
President Diane Delen told the Brussels Times: “For years, customers have been pampered with happy hour.
"Now, we are going to try to do the opposite with helpy hour, to help the cafes keep their head above the water.
“It is temporary, but we want to avoid an avalanche of bankruptcies.
"And when everything gets back to normal, the customer will be happy, because happy hours will return."
Despite the opposition, UK hospitality chiefs have warned that Brits should expect extra costs over here too when the industry resumes.
Restaurants will need to cover their lost income from social distancing with surcharges.
But bosses say these charges will only be temporary as the industry adjusts to the new 'normal.'
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Robin Hutson, founder of the Pig Hotels group, told the Telegraph: “It really all depends quite a lot on whether social distancing is relaxed or not.
"If we’re having to run our restaurants with less than half the tables, we would be running at a loss.
“We don’t want to just increase prices, which looks more permanent and clouds our general pricing strategy somewhat.
"For me, to have a surcharge that ultimately can be removed as soon as conditions are better is more transparent and more easily understandable for our guests.”


thedailymirror--2020-06-12--Kate welcomes new right-hand woman after impressive accomplishment

The Duchess of Cambridge has welcomed a new member of staff to her team - and she has a pretty impressive CV .
Hannah Cockburn-Logie , from Grimsby , was appointed as Kate 's new private secretary this month , and is already hard at work .
Her day to day job will involve organising Kate 's diary and , once lockdown is over and the royals can carry out engagements in person , accompanying her to events .
But this is n't the first time Hannah has worked with the royals , and has helped organise several royal tours @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a British diplomat based in Delhi .
She led the British High Commission ’ s political and bilateral work in India , and was involved in planning and coordinating royal visits .
She was the lead organiser of Kate and Prince William 's seven-day Royal Tour of India and Bhutan in April 2016 , and also helped plan Prince Charles and Camilla 's India visit in 2017 .
She was awarded an OBE for her work in the role in 2017 in recognition of her services to the relationship between the UK and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ honour , she said : `` I am absolutely over the moon , it is a real privilege and honour having worked so hard for the past few years in India .
`` It is really nice to have your work recognised .
I never imagined when I was at school that I would one day be recognised in this way .
I hope it shows that hard work pays off .
It is wonderful to be back in Grimsby to share this news with my family in person.
” Kate 's previous @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in six months ago , so we 're sure the duchess is happy to have Hannah join the team .
Kate and Catherine were said to part on `` the best terms '' back in 2017 .
Catherine was said to be instrumental in helping Kate develop her 'early years ' project , which saw academics , practitioners and charities brought together to form a new steering group to focus on giving children the best possible start in life .
Ms Quinn , who was educated at Oxford , has also held positions @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for England and Wales , The Met Office , The Royal British Legion and The National Memorial Arboretum .
The mum-of-one 's six-figure salary was paid by Prince Charles , through his private income from the Duchy of Cornwall .
A source told the Daily Mail : `` Catherine is a thoroughly lovely lady and has achieved a lot working for the Duchess .
But she simply wants to take a step back and focus again on her charity work .
`` She has done an incredible job but just wants some more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has helped the Duchess create a solid platform in order to move forward .
`` They are parting on the best of terms . ''

Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, said goodbye to her previous private secretary Catherine Quinn in November, and her replacement Hannah Cockburn-Logie, from Grimsby, has now taken over
The Duchess of Cambridge has welcomed a new member of staff to her team - and she has a pretty impressive CV.
Hannah Cockburn-Logie, from Grimsby, was appointed as Kate's new private secretary this month, and is already hard at work.
Her day to day job will involve organising Kate's diary and, once lockdown is over and the royals can carry out engagements in person, accompanying her to events.
But this isn't the first time Hannah has worked with the royals, and has helped organise several royal tours as part of her previous job as a British diplomat based in Delhi.
She led the British High Commission’s political and bilateral work in India, and was involved in planning and coordinating royal visits.
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She was the lead organiser of Kate and Prince William's seven-day Royal Tour of India and Bhutan in April 2016, and also helped plan Prince Charles and Camilla's India visit in 2017.
She was awarded an OBE for her work in the role in 2017 in recognition of her services to the relationship between the UK and India.
Speaking as she collected the honour, she said: "I am absolutely over the moon, it is a real privilege and honour having worked so hard for the past few years in India.
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"It is really nice to have your work recognised. I never imagined when I was at school that I would one day be recognised in this way. I hope it shows that hard work pays off. It is wonderful to be back in Grimsby to share this news with my family in person.”
Kate's previous private secretary Catherine Quinn handed her notice in six months ago, so we're sure the duchess is happy to have Hannah join the team.
Kate and Catherine were said to part on "the best terms" back in 2017.
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Catherine was said to be instrumental in helping Kate develop her 'early years' project, which saw academics, practitioners and charities brought together to form a new steering group to focus on giving children the best possible start in life.
Ms Quinn, who was educated at Oxford, has also held positions on the boards of the Charity Commission for England and Wales, The Met Office, The Royal British Legion and The National Memorial Arboretum.
The mum-of-one's six-figure salary was paid by Prince Charles, through his private income from the Duchy of Cornwall.
A source told the Daily Mail : "Catherine is a thoroughly lovely lady and has achieved a lot working for the Duchess. But she simply wants to take a step back and focus again on her charity work.
"She has done an incredible job but just wants some more time for other interests and feels she has helped the Duchess create a solid platform in order to move forward.
"They are parting on the best of terms."


thedailymirror--2020-06-12--Boxer avoids drugs ban after banned substance was transmitted during sex

Olympic boxing hopeful Ginny Fuchs has avoided a drugs ban after it was ruled the banned substances had been transmitted during sex .
The 32-year-old flyweight had tested positive for two substances banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency ( WADA ) in an out-of-competition urine test in February .
But Fuchs has spoken of her relief after an investigation concluded she had not deliberately cheated .
`` I was in complete shock , '' she said .
`` I had no idea where [ the banned substances ] had come from , knowing I had never ingested anything .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ become contaminated by way of intimate contact with another person .
`` I am very relieved that USADA ( United States Anti-Doping Agency ) saw that my case was very unique , gave me a ‘ no fault ’ and cleared me , which allowed me to resume my career immediately .
`` This has been a huge lesson for me and now that is over , I 'm fully focused on preparing for Tokyo .
Fuchs could have faced a four-year ban which would have destroyed her dream of competing at next @ @ @ @ @ @ @ missed out on qualifying for the Rio event in 2016 and will now attempt to compete in Japan at the delayed 2020 Olympics .
The Games have been pushed back by 12 months due to the coronavirus crisis which has ground sport to a halt across the world .
A statement from USADA read : `` The low amounts of letrozole metabolite and GW1516 metabolites detected in her sample were consistent with recent exposure to the substances via sexual transmission .
`` We strongly believe this case and others like it , including @ @ @ @ @ @ @ should be considered no violation . ''
In 2017 , USADA allowed middle-distance runner Ajee Wilson off without a suspension , concluding that traces of an anabolic agent in her sample had come from contaminated beef .

Amatuer boxer Ginny Fuchs has spoken of her relief after she tested positive for a banned substance only to be cleared of any offence
Olympic boxing hopeful Ginny Fuchs has avoided a drugs ban after it was ruled the banned substances had been transmitted during sex.
The 32-year-old flyweight had tested positive for two substances banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in an out-of-competition urine test in February.
But Fuchs has spoken of her relief after an investigation concluded she had not deliberately cheated.
"I was in complete shock," she said. "I had no idea where [the banned substances] had come from, knowing I had never ingested anything.
“I had no idea that I could become contaminated by way of intimate contact with another person.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
"I am very relieved that USADA (United States Anti-Doping Agency) saw that my case was very unique, gave me a ‘no fault’ and cleared me, which allowed me to resume my career immediately.
"This has been a huge lesson for me and now that is over, I'm fully focused on preparing for Tokyo.
Fuchs could have faced a four-year ban which would have destroyed her dream of competing at next year's Tokyo Games.
She narrowly missed out on qualifying for the Rio event in 2016 and will now attempt to compete in Japan at the delayed 2020 Olympics.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The Games have been pushed back by 12 months due to the coronavirus crisis which has ground sport to a halt across the world.
A statement from USADA read: "The low amounts of letrozole metabolite and GW1516 metabolites detected in her sample were consistent with recent exposure to the substances via sexual transmission.
"We strongly believe this case and others like it, including meat contamination and prescription medication contamination cases should be considered no violation."
In 2017, USADA allowed middle-distance runner Ajee Wilson off without a suspension, concluding that traces of an anabolic agent in her sample had come from contaminated beef.


thedailymirror--2020-06-12--Gove formally rejects Brexit extension - raising risk of no deal by January

The UK has formally rejected an extension to the Brexit transition period - raising the risk of a no deal departure at the end of the year .
Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove said he had `` formally confirmed '' to the EU the UK will not extend the transition period , adding : `` The moment for extension has now passed '' .
Mr Gove held the second joint committee agreed under the Withdrawal Agreement with European Commission vice president Maros Sefcovic today .
But Mr Sefcovic told a briefing in Brussels that the EU `` remains open to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were keen to depict the meeting as the last formal opportunity to request an extension to the transition period , as it is the last scheduled meeting of the joint committee before the July 1 deadline .
But both sides can agree to hold another such meeting , where under the Withdrawal Agreement a delay could be asked for .
Boris Johnson has repeatedly insisted he will not ask for a delay , despite businesses and critics warning of the dangers of a departure without a trade agreement in place .
Nicola Sturgeon @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Scotland and Wales , wrote to the Prime Minister on Friday calling on him to request the extension , saying it would be `` extraordinarily reckless '' to end the transition in the new year .
`` Without an extension to the transition period , at very best there will only be a damaging 'bare bones ' trade deal or even worse , a disastrous no-deal outcome , '' they said .
`` It would pile a further very significant economic and social shock on top of the Covid-19 crisis , hitting @ @ @ @ @ @ @ already been exhausted , leading to more business closures and redundancies .
`` But in this case , the shock would be avoidable . ''
A virtual summit between the Prime Minister and EU chief Ursula von der Leyen to try to break the deadlock in trade negotiations has been scheduled for Monday .
The negotiating teams have also agreed to `` an intensified timetable '' for July with possible discussions in person if public health guidelines enable them during the coronavirus pandemic .
European Council president Charles Michel and the president of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ also join the political talks .
A Downing Street spokesman said : `` The UK and the EU have agreed an intensified timetable for FTA negotiations in July .
`` This new process will involve a mix of formal negotiating rounds and smaller group meetings , both in London and Brussels assuming public health guidelines enable this . ''
The pace of talks will be scaled up so negotiators will meet in each of the five weeks between June 29 and July 27 , No 10 said .
The UK 's 14-day quarantine @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the talks in its current form , with the rules having an exemption for those on official visits such as negotiations .
The new details came after the fourth round of negotiations failed to reach a breakthrough last week .
EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier lamented there having been `` no significant areas of progress '' as he accused the UK of having `` backtracking '' on the agreed political declaration .
His counterpart in Downing Street , David Frost , said they would have to `` intensify and accelerate '' the process @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of an agreement .
Both sides also said the remote meetings had reached their limit and that face-to-face meetings would be needed in order to progress .

Michael Gove has confirmed to the EU that the UK will not seek an extension to the transition period
The UK has formally rejected an extension to the Brexit transition period - raising the risk of a no deal departure at the end of the year.
Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove said he had "formally confirmed" to the EU the UK will not extend the transition period, adding: "The moment for extension has now passed".
Mr Gove held the second joint committee agreed under the Withdrawal Agreement with European Commission vice president Maros Sefcovic today.
But Mr Sefcovic told a briefing in Brussels that the EU "remains open to such an extension".
UK sources were keen to depict the meeting as the last formal opportunity to request an extension to the transition period, as it is the last scheduled meeting of the joint committee before the July 1 deadline.
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But both sides can agree to hold another such meeting, where under the Withdrawal Agreement a delay could be asked for.
Mr Sefcovic has said Friday's meeting of the EU-UK Joint Committee was "positive" but that there is still more to do.
Speaking at the European Commission press briefing, Mr Sefcovic said: "I have to underline that the meeting took place in very good atmosphere and I am glad that at the end of our discussions we also arrived at some positive results, which I believe would pave the way forward for the proper implementation of the Withdrawal Agreement."
He added: "However, with some six months to go before the end of the transition period we still have lots of work to do."
Mr Sefcovic added that this was particularly true with regards to the Northern Ireland protocol.
He said: "The window of opportunity to put in place the operational measures needed to ensure that the protocol can function as intended on January 1 2021 is rapidly closing."
On the UK's command paper on implementing the Northern Ireland protocol, he added: "We need to move from aspiration to operation and fast."
Mr Sefcovic added that Michael Gove "could not be clearer" on the UK's position that there will be no extension to the transition period.
He said: "I think that, if it comes to this issue, that Chancellor Gove couldn't be clearer.
"He referred to the very clear position of not asking for the extension even though, as you know, our President Ursula von der Leyen was ready to provide for one.
"He explained that this was the promise which was given to the British citizens in the election campaign and also Prime Minister Johnson was very explicit on this issue.
"So he made it very, very clear and, as you know, the only body which can decide about the possible extension in this spirit is the Joint Committee.
"We just concluded the proceedings so I take this as a definite conclusion of this discussion and therefore I was pleading so much for the acceleration of our work - in my case on the proper implementation of the Withdrawal Agreement, but I think it has also clear implications for the work of Michel Barnier to make sure that we will proceed much faster in the discussion on our future relationship."
Boris Johnson has repeatedly insisted he will not ask for a delay, despite businesses and critics warning of the dangers of a departure without a trade agreement in place.
Nicola Sturgeon and Mark Drakeford, the First Ministers of Scotland and Wales, wrote to the Prime Minister on Friday calling on him to request the extension, saying it would be "extraordinarily reckless" to end the transition in the new year.
"Without an extension to the transition period, at very best there will only be a damaging 'bare bones' trade deal or even worse, a disastrous no-deal outcome," they said.
"It would pile a further very significant economic and social shock on top of the Covid-19 crisis, hitting businesses whose reserves in many cases have already been exhausted, leading to more business closures and redundancies.
"But in this case, the shock would be avoidable."
A virtual summit between the Prime Minister and EU chief Ursula von der Leyen to try to break the deadlock in trade negotiations has been scheduled for Monday.
The negotiating teams have also agreed to "an intensified timetable" for July with possible discussions in person if public health guidelines enable them during the coronavirus pandemic.
European Council president Charles Michel and the president of the European Parliament, David-Maria Sassoli will also join the political talks.
A Downing Street spokesman said: "The UK and the EU have agreed an intensified timetable for FTA negotiations in July.
"This new process will involve a mix of formal negotiating rounds and smaller group meetings, both in London and Brussels assuming public health guidelines enable this."
The pace of talks will be scaled up so negotiators will meet in each of the five weeks between June 29 and July 27, No 10 said.
The UK's 14-day quarantine period for new arrivals should not hinder the talks in its current form, with the rules having an exemption for those on official visits such as negotiations.
The new details came after the fourth round of negotiations failed to reach a breakthrough last week.
EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier lamented there having been "no significant areas of progress" as he accused the UK of having "backtracking" on the agreed political declaration.
His counterpart in Downing Street, David Frost, said they would have to "intensify and accelerate" the process if there was to be any chance of an agreement.
Both sides also said the remote meetings had reached their limit and that face-to-face meetings would be needed in order to progress.


thedailymirror--2020-06-12--Julian Nagelsmann makes Timo Werner admission as Chelsea set to complete deal

Werner has enjoyed another prolific campaign with the German club , scoring 31 goals in 41 appearances .
But he is set to leave for Chelsea this summer after the Blues met his £54million release clause .
The 24-year-old was previously linked with Liverpool , so Leipzig knew they were likely to lose the 24-year-old to a Premier League club at some stage .
Nonetheless , Nagelsmann believes it will be a huge challenge to replace his striker and claims it may take multiple transfers to fill the gap Werner leaves behind .
`` It 's not possible [ to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ clone a player .
If Timo Werner leaves us , the main thing would be to replace 34 goals a season , '' Nagelsmann told Goal and DAZN .
`` That would be the main task , which perhaps could not be solved by just one player .
It is important that we get the same output at the end of the day , that is the complex thing about the topic . ''
Nagelsmann also discussed the uncertainty surrounding players whose deals expire at the end of this month despite the season @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : `` If the contracts remain as they are , a player whose contract ends on June 30th theoretically would play for a new team beginning July 1st .
It 's FIFA 's turn [ to solve the problem ] .
`` I personally find the idea interesting that players go to their new clubs on July 1 , and then the same rules should apply to the Champions League as to national team secondments .
`` In other words , the new club would have to relinquish the player to the old @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` Then there could be confused scenarios , but it would be very strange for me if it should come to the situation that you suddenly play against your own player . ''
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The RB Leipzig manager admits Werner's goals are going to be sorely missed as he "can't clone a player" - and he believes it will take multiple signings to replace the German
RB Leipzig boss Julian Nagelsmann admits he faces a mammoth task to replace Timo Werner.
Werner has enjoyed another prolific campaign with the German club, scoring 31 goals in 41 appearances.
But he is set to leave for Chelsea this summer after the Blues met his £54million release clause.
The 24-year-old was previously linked with Liverpool, so Leipzig knew they were likely to lose the 24-year-old to a Premier League club at some stage.
Nonetheless, Nagelsmann believes it will be a huge challenge to replace his striker and claims it may take multiple transfers to fill the gap Werner leaves behind.
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"It's not possible [to replace him], you can't clone a player. If Timo Werner leaves us, the main thing would be to replace 34 goals a season," Nagelsmann told Goal and DAZN .
"That would be the main task, which perhaps could not be solved by just one player. It is important that we get the same output at the end of the day, that is the complex thing about the topic."
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Nagelsmann also discussed the uncertainty surrounding players whose deals expire at the end of this month despite the season continuing into the summer.
He added: "If the contracts remain as they are, a player whose contract ends on June 30th theoretically would play for a new team beginning July 1st. It's FIFA's turn [to solve the problem].
"I personally find the idea interesting that players go to their new clubs on July 1, and then the same rules should apply to the Champions League as to national team secondments.
"In other words, the new club would have to relinquish the player to the old club for the Champions League games.
"Then there could be confused scenarios, but it would be very strange for me if it should come to the situation that you suddenly play against your own player."
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thedailymirror--2020-06-12--Jamie Oliver's Italian restaurant chain collapsed 'owing nearly £83million'

The Jamie Oliver Italian restaurant chain collapsed with a reported debt of nearly £83 million .
The chain belonging to the iconic British chef , 45 , is said to have also owed money to 288 companies when it collapsed .
According to The Sun , Jamie 's Italian even owed £90 to window cleaners , £2,461 to a lightbulb company , and a £26 brown paper bag company .
A manager at Manchester Window Cleaner told the paper : `` On the day we were there it was obvious something was going on .
`` But they let us @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was shutting the next day . ''
He even added : `` I don ’ t wish any harm on Jamie but there seemed a lack of mourning on his part . ''
The manager added that he wished Jamie Oliver had shown more contrition and apologised before making a TV comeback shortly after .
Meanwhile , Barden Facilities Management has also criticised Oliver for having to pick up the costs of the debts .
The company boss Stuart Barden said to the paper : `` Seeing him on TV moaning about what @ @ @ @ @ @ @ makes me furious , when I ’ m picking up the tab . ''
Similar sentiments were expressed from L.A. Husbands Ltd , for which Jamie is reported to owe £3,800 .
Oliver has since launched a new overseas restaurant chain .
The chef celebrated his 45th birthday last month and his wife Jools Oliver paid tribute to him on social media .
She wrote : `` Happy birthday big legend number 1 my best friend xxx .
`` Thank you for always making our family so very happy no matter where we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you make sure each one of us is looked after and feeling loved .
`` So happy we all get to spend your birthday together xxx . ''
In Jamie 's accompanying selfie , Jools was shown throwing her head back and laughing while her husband took the snapshot .
The couple - who have been married since the year 2000 - raise kids Poppy Honey , 18 , Daisy Boo , 17 , Petal Blossom , 11 , Buddy Bear , nine , and River , three .
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The Italian restaurant chain from iconic British chef Jamie Oliver has gone bust with reported debts of up to £83 million
The Jamie Oliver Italian restaurant chain collapsed with a reported debt of nearly £83 million.
The chain belonging to the iconic British chef, 45, is said to have also owed money to 288 companies when it collapsed.
According to The Sun, Jamie's Italian even owed £90 to window cleaners, £2,461 to a lightbulb company, and a £26 brown paper bag company.
A manager at Manchester Window Cleaner told the paper: "On the day we were there it was obvious something was going on.
"But they let us clean the windows when they knew it was shutting the next day."
He even added: "I don’t wish any harm on Jamie but there seemed a lack of mourning on his part."
The manager added that he wished Jamie Oliver had shown more contrition and apologised before making a TV comeback shortly after.
Meanwhile, Barden Facilities Management has also criticised Oliver for having to pick up the costs of the debts.
The company boss Stuart Barden said to the paper: "Seeing him on TV moaning about what a hard time he’s had makes me furious, when I’m picking up the tab."
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Similar sentiments were expressed from L.A. Husbands Ltd, for which Jamie is reported to owe £3,800.
Oliver has since launched a new overseas restaurant chain.
The chef celebrated his 45th birthday last month and his wife Jools Oliver paid tribute to him on social media.
She wrote: "Happy birthday big legend number 1 my best friend xxx.
"Thank you for always making our family so very happy no matter where we are or what the situation is, you make sure each one of us is looked after and feeling loved.
"So happy we all get to spend your birthday together xxx."
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
In Jamie's accompanying selfie, Jools was shown throwing her head back and laughing while her husband took the snapshot.
The couple - who have been married since the year 2000 - raise kids Poppy Honey, 18, Daisy Boo, 17, Petal Blossom, 11, Buddy Bear, nine, and River, three.
Mirror Online has approached representatives of Jamie Oliver for comment.
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thedailymirror--2020-06-12--Maddie suspect 'rumoured to have tried to get elderly tourists to pay for sex'

The chief suspect in the Madeleine McCann case was rumoured to have tried to get elderly holidaymakers to pay him for sex , a former friend claims .
Paedophile Christian Brueckner , now 43 , is alleged to have had a lust for females of all ages and been seen in Portuguese resorts hitting on `` much older '' women .
His interactions with older women sparked rumours he was trying to get them to pay him for sex , the friend claims .
Brueckner is suspected of abducting and murdering three-year-old Madeleine from her family 's holiday apartment in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ when it is thought he was living a `` transient '' lifestyle in a VW camper van .
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Brueckner , who was 30 at the time , is in prison in Kiel , Germany , for raping and beating a 72-year-old American woman in Praia da Luz in September 2005 .
He has two previous convictions for child sexual abuse .
A former friend , who saus he knew the McCann suspect as a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in Lagos , told the Sun there were rumours that Brueckner was trying to get elderly tourists to pay him for sex .
One of the British women he was in a relationship with in the Algarve was at least 15 years older than him .
He was seeing at least two British women while living with a German woman , according to the friend .
Brueckner was also known to have younger girlfriends , including one who was just 17 when he was in his 30s .
He is accused of being @ @ @ @ @ @ @ younger woman .
The friend said : `` He seemed to have a thing about much older women .
That might account for why people who knew him did n't associate him with the McCann inquiry for years .
`` He would also be seen with an assortment of much older women , which sparked gossip . ''
After Brueckner emerged as the new suspect in the McCann case , police across Europe began taking another look at unsolved disappearances or murders of children and rapes of women to find out if he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ murdered Madeleine , whose body has never been found , and have said they suspect carried out sex crimes in Germany and Portugal where a perpetrator has not been brought to justice .
Investigators continue to build a case and have not yet attempted to interrogate Brueckner in prison .
Prosecutor Hans Christian Wolters believes Madeleine was killed shortly after she was abducted from her bedroom , but has admitted that investigators do not have the `` crucial evidence '' of the youngster 's body in order to charge the suspect .
Meanwhile @ @ @ @ @ @ @ help solve Madeleine 's disappearance has been linked to Brueckner .
One of his British ex-girlfriends told the Mirror he was driving a battered Volkswagen estate around the time Maddie went missing 13 years ago .
Police have already linked him to an early 1980s VW T3 Westfalia camper van and a 1993 Jaguar XJR6 , which have been seized and searched .
Madeleine , from Rothley , Leicestershire , was just days away from her fourth birthday when she disappeared from her family 's flat at the Ocean Club complex on the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Her parents , Kate and Gerry , had left her and her 18-month-old twin siblings , Sean and Amelie , sleeping alone while they went out for dinner with friends at a tapas restaurant nearby .

Madeleine McCann suspect Christian Brueckner: Everything you need to know
Madeleine McCann suspect Christian Brueckner: Everything you need to know
Paedophile Christian Brueckner, who is suspected of abducting and murdering Madeleine McCann, was seen in Portuguese resorts hitting on "much older" women, sparking rumours he was trying to get paid for sex, a former friend claims
Maddie suspect 'rumoured to have tried to get elderly tourists to pay for sex'
The chief suspect in the Madeleine McCann case was rumoured to have tried to get elderly holidaymakers to pay him for sex, a former friend claims.
Paedophile Christian Brueckner, now 43, is alleged to have had a lust for females of all ages and been seen in Portuguese resorts hitting on "much older" women.
His interactions with older women sparked rumours he was trying to get them to pay him for sex, the friend claims.
Brueckner is suspected of abducting and murdering three-year-old Madeleine from her family's holiday apartment in Praia da Luz in May 2007, when it is thought he was living a "transient" lifestyle in a VW camper van.
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Brueckner, who was 30 at the time, is in prison in Kiel, Germany, for raping and beating a 72-year-old American woman in Praia da Luz in September 2005.
He has two previous convictions for child sexual abuse.
A former friend, who saus he knew the McCann suspect as a barman at the Taberna De Lagos bar in Lagos, told the Sun there were rumours that Brueckner was trying to get elderly tourists to pay him for sex.
One of the British women he was in a relationship with in the Algarve was at least 15 years older than him.
Image: PA) PA)
He was seeing at least two British women while living with a German woman, according to the friend.
Brueckner was also known to have younger girlfriends, including one who was just 17 when he was in his 30s.
He is accused of being abusive towards his British girlfriends and the younger woman.
The friend said: "He seemed to have a thing about much older women. That might account for why people who knew him didn't associate him with the McCann inquiry for years.
"He would also be seen with an assortment of much older women, which sparked gossip."
After Brueckner emerged as the new suspect in the McCann case, police across Europe began taking another look at unsolved disappearances or murders of children and rapes of women to find out if he was responsible.
German prosecutors suspect he murdered Madeleine, whose body has never been found, and have said they suspect carried out sex crimes in Germany and Portugal where a perpetrator has not been brought to justice.
Investigators continue to build a case and have not yet attempted to interrogate Brueckner in prison.
Prosecutor Hans Christian Wolters believes Madeleine was killed shortly after she was abducted from her bedroom, but has admitted that investigators do not have the "crucial evidence" of the youngster's body in order to charge the suspect.
Meanwhile, a crucial third vehicle that could help solve Madeleine's disappearance has been linked to Brueckner.
One of his British ex-girlfriends told the Mirror he was driving a battered Volkswagen estate around the time Maddie went missing 13 years ago.
Police have already linked him to an early 1980s VW T3 Westfalia camper van and a 1993 Jaguar XJR6, which have been seized and searched.
Madeleine, from Rothley, Leicestershire, was just days away from her fourth birthday when she disappeared from her family's flat at the Ocean Club complex on the night of May 3, 2007.
Her parents, Kate and Gerry, had left her and her 18-month-old twin siblings, Sean and Amelie, sleeping alone while they went out for dinner with friends at a tapas restaurant nearby.


thedailymirror--2020-06-12--Loris Karius suggests Alisson is not an "outstanding goalkeeper"

Loris Karius has suggested Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson is not in the `` outstanding '' category ahead of his Anfield return .
Karius has been on loan at Besiktas for the past two years , but will be back at Liverpool next season , where he hopes to challenge Alisson for the No.1 spot .
The German had been Liverpool 's first choice keeper prior to dropping two clangers in the Reds ' Champions League defeat by Real Madrid in 2018 .
Liverpool signed Alisson for £67million as Karius ' replacement , and the Brazilian has established himself as one of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Karius remains hopeful he can fight for his place in the Liverpool team next season , and has suggested Alisson is not `` outstanding '' in the same way his compatriot Manuel Neuer was a few years ago .
`` At the moment there is probably not one outstanding goalkeeper who is above everyone else , as maybe a few years ago with Manuel Neuer , '' Karius told Transfermarkt .
`` Neuer is performing well .
Marc-Andre ter Stegen delivers great performances in Barcelona .
There is also a Jan Oblak at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ job last year and won the biggest trophy .
It 's hard to commit to a candidate . ''
On staying at Liverpool and fighting for his place in the team rather than moving on , the German added : `` Of course I have to be playing if I actually change clubs .
`` It makes no sense to say I 'm leaving Liverpool for a worse club and I 'm only number two there .
But I 'm not in a pressure situation at all , I do n't have to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ training at Liverpool .
As the second-choice goalkeeper in England you know that you get your chances .
`` I am currently at the best club in the world , who are competing for trophies , and I have the highest level around me every day in training .
I am fully aware that I am in a good position to be in Liverpool .
I have great conditions there .
`` I want to stay healthy and play at a high level for as long as possible .
Of course , as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ one or two trophies .
I want to get the best possible performance out of myself .
`` It is the same with Liverpool , where I am the challenger .
When I am asked , I am there to perform and help the team .
No matter whether as No .
1 or No .
2 , I will always do my best . ''
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Loris Karius has been on loan at Besiktas for the past two years, but will return to Liverpool next season, where he hopes to challenge Alisson for the No.1 spot
Loris Karius says there is no one "outstanding goalkeeper" and vows to challenge Alisson
Loris Karius has suggested there are no "outstanding goalkeepers" as he discussed challenging Alisson for Liverpool's No.1 spot ahead of his Anfield return.
Karius has been on loan at Besiktas for the past two years, but will be back at Liverpool next season, where he hopes to challenge Alisson for the No.1 spot.
The German had been Liverpool's first choice keeper prior to dropping two clangers in the Reds' Champions League defeat by Real Madrid in 2018.
Liverpool signed Alisson for £67million as Karius' replacement, and the Brazilian has established himself as one of the club's star players.
But Karius remains hopeful he can fight for his place in the Liverpool team next season, and has suggested Alisson is not "outstanding" in the same way his compatriot Manuel Neuer was a few years ago.
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"At the moment there is probably not one outstanding goalkeeper who is above everyone else, as maybe a few years ago with Manuel Neuer," Karius told Transfermarkt.
"Neuer is performing well. Marc-Andre ter Stegen delivers great performances in Barcelona. There is also a Jan Oblak at Atletico Madrid. Alisson did a great job last year and won the biggest trophy. It's hard to commit to a candidate."
On staying at Liverpool and fighting for his place in the team rather than moving on, the German added: "Of course I have to be playing if I actually change clubs.
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"It makes no sense to say I'm leaving Liverpool for a worse club and I'm only number two there. But I'm not in a pressure situation at all, I don't have to change.
"I can accelerate in training at Liverpool. As the second-choice goalkeeper in England you know that you get your chances.
"I am currently at the best club in the world, who are competing for trophies, and I have the highest level around me every day in training. I am fully aware that I am in a good position to be in Liverpool. I have great conditions there.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
"I want to stay healthy and play at a high level for as long as possible. Of course, as a footballer, I want to win one or two trophies. I want to get the best possible performance out of myself.
"It is the same with Liverpool, where I am the challenger. When I am asked, I am there to perform and help the team. No matter whether as No. 1 or No. 2, I will always do my best."
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thedailymirror--2020-06-12--Sex attacker who researched 'rape kit' before attacking woman jailed

A sex attacker who researched the perfect 'rape kit ' online before pouncing on a woman on a canal towpath has been jailed for 15 years .
Clad in a ski mask , Desmond Atumkeze , 23 , asked : 'Do you have a boyfriend ? '
as he preyed on his 30-year-old victim in Thamesmead .
He told her he had a gun and threatened to shoot her if she did not comply .
Atumkeze then forced her to wash herself in the cold and muddy canal water hoping to avoid leaving traces of his DNA .
He warned @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I know your face , I know where you live . '
Atumkeze 's victim had got off a bus and then took a short-cut home .
He marched her towards a clearing near the canal in south east London at roughly 8.45pm on 8 November 2019 .
Ordering her to strip , he then attacked her .
She told Woolwich Crown Court , after raping her Atumkeze made her wash in the canal , telling her : 'Hurry up I do n't have all day ' .
He then took her phone @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the route she had been on .
Atumkeze was jailed for 15 years and two months after admitting two counts of rape and kidnapping .
A count of theft was made to lie on file .
Police were able to identify Atumkeze through forensic swabs taken from the victim .
Analysis of Atumkeze 's phone later found he had researched the terms 'rape kit , ' 'rapists and condoms ' and 'DNA profiling ' .
Daniel Geller , from the CPS , said : “ This was a horrific attack on a lone @ @ @ @ @ @ @ work .
The victim was in fear of her life and has since been left terrified to go out alone .
“ Desmond Atumkeze had shown no remorse for his actions .
In fact , during police interview he claimed to be a virgin and said that he was blind , and so could not have been responsible for the rape .
“ But faced with the DNA and phone evidence against him , Atumkeze eventually changed his mind and pleaded guilty .
“ This conviction will ensure he is finally held responsible @ @ @ @ @ @ @ long time in prison where he will no longer be a threat to women .
I hope the victim will take some comfort from this .
Atumkeze , from Thamesmead , Greenwich was jailed for 15 years and two months for two counts of rape and one of kidnap .

Desmond Atumkeze, 23, from Thamesmead, London, said: 'Do you have a boyfriend?' as he attacked his victim on her way home from work
A sex attacker who researched the perfect 'rape kit' online before pouncing on a woman on a canal towpath has been jailed for 15 years.
Clad in a ski mask, Desmond Atumkeze, 23, asked: 'Do you have a boyfriend?' as he preyed on his 30-year-old victim in Thamesmead.
He told her he had a gun and threatened to shoot her if she did not comply.
Atumkeze then forced her to wash herself in the cold and muddy canal water hoping to avoid leaving traces of his DNA.
He warned her: 'I'm local, I know your face, I know where you live.'
Image: Getty) Getty)
Atumkeze's victim had got off a bus and then took a short-cut home.
He marched her towards a clearing near the canal in south east London at roughly 8.45pm on 8 November 2019.
Ordering her to strip, he then attacked her.
She told Woolwich Crown Court, after raping her Atumkeze made her wash in the canal, telling her:'Hurry up I don't have all day'.
He then took her phone and earpods before walking her back towards the route she had been on.
Atumkeze was jailed for 15 years and two months after admitting two counts of rape and kidnapping.
A count of theft was made to lie on file.
Police were able to identify Atumkeze through forensic swabs taken from the victim.
Analysis of Atumkeze's phone later found he had researched the terms 'rape kit,' 'rapists and condoms' and 'DNA profiling'.
Daniel Geller, from the CPS, said: “This was a horrific attack on a lone female who was simply returning home from work. The victim was in fear of her life and has since been left terrified to go out alone.
“Desmond Atumkeze had shown no remorse for his actions. In fact, during police interview he claimed to be a virgin and said that he was blind, and so could not have been responsible for the rape.
“But faced with the DNA and phone evidence against him, Atumkeze eventually changed his mind and pleaded guilty.
“This conviction will ensure he is finally held responsible for his actions and will spend a long time in prison where he will no longer be a threat to women. I hope the victim will take some comfort from this.
Atumkeze, from Thamesmead, Greenwich was jailed for 15 years and two months for two counts of rape and one of kidnap.


thedailymirror--2020-06-12--Arsonist who killed 8 family members in 'revenge' attack has sentence increased

An arsonist who murdered three generations of the same family 18 years ago after a house was petrol-bombed in a `` planned revenge '' attack has had his life sentence increased .
Shahid Mohammed , 37 , was `` principally responsible '' for the firebombing of the Chishti family household which followed an ongoing feud , a court heard last year .
Shahid Mohammed was found guilty in 2019 of killing five children and three adults in the blaze at the property in Birkby , Huddersfield , in 2002 .
Mohammed , who was extradited from Pakistan after fleeing justice @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with a minimum term of 23 years following the trial that ended in August 2019 .
The 37-year-old , formerly of Huddersfield , had been investigated by police at the time but skipped bail and fled to Pakistan prior to a 2003 trial .
Several other people were convicted for their involvement in the incident .
During a four-week hearing at Leeds Crown Court , jurors heard that the blaze , which caused the deaths of three generations of the Chishti family , had followed a grudge that the defendant had been `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was extradited from Pakistan after fleeing justice for years , was jailed for life with a minimum term of 23 years following a trial that ended in August 2019 .
The defendant opposed the ruling and following a hearing at the Court of Appeal on June 11 , Mohammed had that sentence increased to 27 years .
The victims of the fire were Zaib-Un-Nisa , 54 , Nafeesa Aziz , 35 , Tayyaba Batool , 13 , Rabina Batool , 10 , Ateeqa Nawaz , 5 , Aneesa Zawaz , 2 , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the Chishti family .
Mohammed fled the country after the attack but was extradited back to the United Kingdom in October in 2018 .
He had been held in prison in Pakistan since he was located and arrested in Rawalpindi in January 2015 following a joint operation between West Yorkshire Police , the National Crime Agency and Pakistani authorities .
Following his conviction Mohammed appealed against the sentence he was given , while the Solicitor General submitted the original sentence was too lenient .
Detective Inspector Andy Cass of the Homicide and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ We welcome this judgement by the Court of Appeal which should now bring us to the end of the near 20 year road members of the Chishti family have travelled for justice for their loved ones .
`` The sheer scale and dreadfulness of the crimes Mohammed and co-conspirators committed should never be forgotten .
”

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BROUGHT IN AFTER YEARS ON THE RUN...MAN, 37, GUILTY OF MURDERING FIVE CHILDREN AND THREE ADULTS IN HOUSE FIRE
BROUGHT IN AFTER YEARS ON THE RUN...MAN, 37, GUILTY OF MURDERING FIVE CHILDREN AND THREE ADULTS IN HOUSE FIRE
Shahid Mohammed, who murdered eight members of the Chishti family in the petrol bomb attack at a property in Birkby, Huddersfield, in 2002, has had his sentenced increased to 27 years
An arsonist who murdered three generations of the same family 18 years ago after a house was petrol-bombed in a "planned revenge" attack has had his life sentence increased.
Shahid Mohammed, 37, was "principally responsible" for the firebombing of the Chishti family household which followed an ongoing feud, a court heard last year.
Shahid Mohammed was found guilty in 2019 of killing five children and three adults in the blaze at the property in Birkby, Huddersfield, in 2002.
Mohammed, who was extradited from Pakistan after fleeing justice for years, was jailed for life with a minimum term of 23 years following the trial that ended in August 2019.
Image: West Yorkshire Police) West Yorkshire Police) Image: West Yorkshire Police / SWNS.com) West Yorkshire Police / SWNS.com)
The 37-year-old, formerly of Huddersfield, had been investigated by police at the time but skipped bail and fled to Pakistan prior to a 2003 trial.
Several other people were convicted for their involvement in the incident.
During a four-week hearing at Leeds Crown Court, jurors heard that the blaze, which caused the deaths of three generations of the Chishti family, had followed a grudge that the defendant had been "pursuing vigorously".
Mohammed, who was extradited from Pakistan after fleeing justice for years, was jailed for life with a minimum term of 23 years following a trial that ended in August 2019.
The defendant opposed the ruling and following a hearing at the Court of Appeal on June 11, Mohammed had that sentence increased to 27 years.
Image: Huddersfield Examiner/MEN MEDIA) Huddersfield Examiner/MEN MEDIA)
The victims of the fire were Zaib-Un-Nisa, 54, Nafeesa Aziz, 35, Tayyaba Batool, 13, Rabina Batool, 10, Ateeqa Nawaz, 5, Aneesa Zawaz, 2, and six-month-old Najeebah Nawaz. All were members of the Chishti family.
Mohammed fled the country after the attack but was extradited back to the United Kingdom in October in 2018.
He had been held in prison in Pakistan since he was located and arrested in Rawalpindi in January 2015 following a joint operation between West Yorkshire Police, the National Crime Agency and Pakistani authorities.
Following his conviction Mohammed appealed against the sentence he was given, while the Solicitor General submitted the original sentence was too lenient.
Detective Inspector Andy Cass of the Homicide and Major Enquiry Team, said: "We welcome this judgement by the Court of Appeal which should now bring us to the end of the near 20 year road members of the Chishti family have travelled for justice for their loved ones.
"The sheer scale and dreadfulness of the crimes Mohammed and co-conspirators committed should never be forgotten.”


thedailymirror--2020-06-12--John Cleese slams 'stupid' decision to axe controversial Fawlty Towers episode

Fawlty Towers star John Cleese has branded UKTV bosses `` stupid '' for removing an episode of the sitcom which features racist language .
Heads of the channel have temporarily axed an episode of the sitcom from 1975 called The Germans , best known for the line `` do n't mention the war '' .
In the episode , long-term hotel resident Major Gowen , played by Ballard Berkeley , uses the N-word repeatedly during a conversation about Indian cricketers .
However , Cleese has come out in defence of the show , which he co-wrote , insisting the episode @ @ @ @ @ @ @ - it was `` making fun of them '' .
In an interview with The Age , he explained : `` One of the things I 've learned in the last 180 years is that people have very different senses of humour .
`` Some of them understand that if you put nonsense words into the mouth of someone you want to make fun of you 're not broadcasting their views , you 're making fun of them .
`` The Major was an old fossil left over from decades before .
We @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were making fun of them .
`` If they ca n't see that , if people are too stupid to see that , what can one say ?
He went on to insist bosses at the company , which is owned by the BBC , should `` stand their ground '' .
He added : `` If a few people get excited they pacify them rather than standing their ground as they would have done 30 or 40 years ago . ''
The episode was previously edited by the BBC to remove the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but it is unclear whether the version on UKTV had been similarly altered .
UKTV bosses have insisted the removal of the show is temporary and its future remains under review .
They said in a statement : `` UKTV has temporarily removed an episode of Fawlty Towers 'The Germans ' from Gold 's Box Set .
`` The episode contains racial slurs so we are taking the episode down while we review it .
`` We regularly review older content to ensure it meets audience expectations and are particularly aware of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ shows carry warnings and others are edited .
We want to take time to consider our options for this episode . ''

Fawlty Towers star John Cleese has taken aim at UKTV bosses for removing an episode of the sitcom which features racist language
Fawlty Towers star John Cleese has branded UKTV bosses "stupid" for removing an episode of the sitcom which features racist language.
Heads of the channel have temporarily axed an episode of the sitcom from 1975 called The Germans, best known for the line "don't mention the war".
In the episode, long-term hotel resident Major Gowen, played by Ballard Berkeley, uses the N-word repeatedly during a conversation about Indian cricketers.
However, Cleese has come out in defence of the show, which he co-wrote, insisting the episode was not supporting those with racist views - it was "making fun of them".
In an interview with The Age, he explained: "One of the things I've learned in the last 180 years is that people have very different senses of humour.
"Some of them understand that if you put nonsense words into the mouth of someone you want to make fun of you're not broadcasting their views, you're making fun of them.
Image: PA) PA)
"The Major was an old fossil left over from decades before. We were not supporting his views, we were making fun of them.
"If they can't see that, if people are too stupid to see that, what can one say?
He went on to insist bosses at the company, which is owned by the BBC, should "stand their ground".
He added: "If a few people get excited they pacify them rather than standing their ground as they would have done 30 or 40 years ago."
Image: PA) PA)
The episode was previously edited by the BBC to remove the racial slurs uttered by the Major, but it is unclear whether the version on UKTV had been similarly altered.
UKTV bosses have insisted the removal of the show is temporary and its future remains under review.
They said in a statement: "UKTV has temporarily removed an episode of Fawlty Towers 'The Germans' from Gold's Box Set.
Image: BBC) BBC)
"The episode contains racial slurs so we are taking the episode down while we review it.
"We regularly review older content to ensure it meets audience expectations and are particularly aware of the impact of outdated language.
"Some shows carry warnings and others are edited. We want to take time to consider our options for this episode."


thedailymirror--2020-06-12--Strictly's Anton du Beke rushes toddler son to hospital for operation

Strictly Come Dancing star Anton du Beke 's little boy has had to be taken to hospital .
Three-year-old George needed an operation and had to stay in hospital for a while to be monitored .
Anton apologised to fans for having to miss his online dance classes , as he explained the circumstances around his absence - although he is yet to talk about George 's mystery medical condition .
`` So sorry my loves , I wo n't be able to take today 's classes as little George has had an operation and a short stay in hospital @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's all ok now ! ''
Anton tweeted .
`` A huge thank you to all the brilliant @ NHS Doctors & Nurses for looking after us - you 're all simply amazing .
Anton XX . ''
Fans were quick to offer their support , with one tweeting : `` Aww poor little George .
Wishing him a speedy recovery . ''
`` Get well soon George xx , '' wrote another .
And a third said : `` Oh Anton , so sorry to hear little George has been in hospital @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Much love and virtual hugs .
xx . ''
Since lockdown began , Anton has been offering ballroom dance tutorials through his YouTube channel to people stuck at home .
Today 's 11am class was supposed to be his Choreo Combo livestream , which puts together the steps learned throughout the week .
He and wife Hannah welcomed George and his twin sister Henriette in 2017 .
The foursome have been finding lockdown a challenge - especially as the brave parents took the plunge to potty-train their kids .
`` Toilet training is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ joked back in April .
`` There are more accidents with toilet training than there are with Strictly , and I am more of an expert on Strictly than I am at nappy training .
`` I have n't managed to get them to quite grasp the concept of saying 'Daddy , I want to have a wee-wee ' before we have a wee-wee .
`` They surprise you every day , with the wonderful things they say and do and I am having the best time . ''
Anton , who was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , added : `` I get to play with them every day and read a bed-time story every night .
`` I love waking up in the morning knowing I have n't got to get in the car to go anywhere .
Before , I used to spend my time packing up dance gear and going to rehearsals . ''

ANTON DU BEKE IS 'LOVING EVERY SECOND' OF CORONAVIRUS LOCKDOWN AS HE TOILET TRAINS HIS TWINS
ANTON DU BEKE IS 'LOVING EVERY SECOND' OF CORONAVIRUS LOCKDOWN AS HE TOILET TRAINS HIS TWINS
Strictly Come Dancing professional Anton du Beke apologised to fans for missing an online dance class as he had to take little George to the hospital
Strictly Come Dancing star Anton du Beke's little boy has had to be taken to hospital.
Three-year-old George needed an operation and had to stay in hospital for a while to be monitored.
Anton apologised to fans for having to miss his online dance classes, as he explained the circumstances around his absence - although he is yet to talk about George's mystery medical condition.
"So sorry my loves, I won't be able to take today's classes as little George has had an operation and a short stay in hospital - but don't worry, he's all ok now!" Anton tweeted.
"A huge thank you to all the brilliant @NHS Doctors & Nurses for looking after us - you're all simply amazing. Anton XX."
Fans were quick to offer their support, with one tweeting: "Aww poor little George. Wishing him a speedy recovery."
"Get well soon George xx," wrote another.
And a third said: "Oh Anton, so sorry to hear little George has been in hospital, but very glad he's ok. Much love and virtual hugs. xx."
Since lockdown began, Anton has been offering ballroom dance tutorials through his YouTube channel to people stuck at home.
Today's 11am class was supposed to be his Choreo Combo livestream, which puts together the steps learned throughout the week.
He and wife Hannah welcomed George and his twin sister Henriette in 2017.
The foursome have been finding lockdown a challenge - especially as the brave parents took the plunge to potty-train their kids.
"Toilet training is definitely harder than Strictly," Anton joked back in April.
Image: Getty) Getty)
"There are more accidents with toilet training than there are with Strictly, and I am more of an expert on Strictly than I am at nappy training.
"I haven't managed to get them to quite grasp the concept of saying 'Daddy, I want to have a wee-wee' before we have a wee-wee.
"They surprise you every day, with the wonderful things they say and do and I am having the best time."
Anton, who was rumoured to have quit Strictly this year, added: "I get to play with them every day and read a bed-time story every night.
"I love waking up in the morning knowing I haven't got to get in the car to go anywhere. Before, I used to spend my time packing up dance gear and going to rehearsals."


thedailymirror--2020-06-12--Georgina Rodriguez admits admits feeling "ashamed" during workouts with Ronaldo

Georgina Rodriguez has admitted she felt “ ashamed ” training with her Cristiano Ronaldo during the coronavirus lockdown - but now revels in learning from her `` best teacher . ''
Rodriguez admitted the Juventus striker is her inspiration because of the sacrifices he makes to keep fit .
And the 26-year-old , who wowed her Instagram fans with a string of lockdown gym routines , confessed the part of her body she most likes working on are her glutes .
Spaniard Georgina , now back in Italy after nearly two months on lockdown in Madeira with her family , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I was ashamed about working out with Cristiano .
“ Imagine having to train in the same space as Cristiano .
“ I was used to working out at home when he went to train at his club so we could spend more time together when he returned .
“ But afterwards that feeling went and now I love exercising with him .
“ He ’ s become my greatest motivation and inspiration.
” She added in her interview with Women ’ s Health : “ Cristiano trains in the morning and again @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s an elite athlete .
It ’ s incredible how he focuses and devotes himself to his passion for football .
“ There ’ s no doubt he trains more and better than me .
There ’ s just no comparison .
He ’ s a professional athlete .
“ But I have the best teacher at home and every day I learn something new with him .
“ When it comes to fitness , Cristiano beats me by a stack of goals.
” Georgina also admitted in the interview for the magazine @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the model on its front cover , that the first month of the coronavirus crisis had left her feeling “ frightened and demotivated.
” But she said she managed to change her way of thinking in month two and revealed her regular workouts helped her escape her regular routine , during confinement at Cristiano ’ s seven-storey apartment block in Funchal and a £3,500-a-week villa they subsequently rented a half-hour drive away .
“ I love Madeira .
The climate is marvellous , the food exquisite and the people very warm .
Portugal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ her excitement at being on the front cover of the magazine when it came out , posting a photo on her Instagram and saying : “ My first Portuguese front cover .
“ For the first time a Portuguese front cover that has a lot to do with my lifestyle.
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However, the Spaniard says that the Juventus superstar has been the "best teacher" she could have asked for and that she is now far more confident when exercising with him
Georgina Rodriguez has admitted she felt “ashamed” training with her Cristiano Ronaldo during the coronavirus lockdown - but now revels in learning from her "best teacher."
Rodriguez admitted the Juventus striker is her inspiration because of the sacrifices he makes to keep fit.
And the 26-year-old, who wowed her Instagram fans with a string of lockdown gym routines, confessed the part of her body she most likes working on are her glutes.
Spaniard Georgina, now back in Italy after nearly two months on lockdown in Madeira with her family, told a Portuguese magazine: “Initially I was ashamed about working out with Cristiano.
“Imagine having to train in the same space as Cristiano.
“I was used to working out at home when he went to train at his club so we could spend more time together when he returned.
Image: Instagram/Georginagio) Instagram/Georginagio)
“But afterwards that feeling went and now I love exercising with him.
“He’s become my greatest motivation and inspiration.”
She added in her interview with Women’s Health: “Cristiano trains in the morning and again in the afternoon.
Image: Cristiano/Instagram) Cristiano/Instagram)
“He’s an elite athlete. It’s incredible how he focuses and devotes himself to his passion for football.
“There’s no doubt he trains more and better than me. There’s just no comparison. He’s a professional athlete.
“But I have the best teacher at home and every day I learn something new with him.
“When it comes to fitness, Cristiano beats me by a stack of goals.”
Georgina also admitted in the interview for the magazine, which put a stunning photo of the model on its front cover, that the first month of the coronavirus crisis had left her feeling “frightened and demotivated.”
But she said she managed to change her way of thinking in month two and revealed her regular workouts helped her escape her regular routine, during confinement at Cristiano’s seven-storey apartment block in Funchal and a £3,500-a-week villa they subsequently rented a half-hour drive away.
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“I love Madeira. The climate is marvellous, the food exquisite and the people very warm. Portugal is a real treasure.”
Georgina confessed her excitement at being on the front cover of the magazine when it came out, posting a photo on her Instagram and saying: “My first Portuguese front cover.
“For the first time a Portuguese front cover that has a lot to do with my lifestyle.”
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thedailymirror--2020-06-12--Aldi extends Deliveroo trial to new city with essentials delivered in 30 mins

You can now get Aldi groceries delivered to your door in more places after the supermarket extended its experiment with Deliveroo to a new city .
The budget grocer launched its first trials of home food deliveries you choose yourself last month , offering a high-speed service from its Daleside Road store in Nottingham .
Partnering with Deliveroo to get the food to people 's doors , it extended the trial to a further seven stores across the East Midlands in June .
And now , for the first time , London will also be included after Aldi 's Camden @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Aldi 's Richard Thornton said : “ In the three weeks since we launched our partnership with Deliveroo , feedback from customers has been very positive .
“ Extending that partnership to around 100,000 people living near our Camden store will make it even easier for them to access great-quality , affordable food at Aldi ’ s unbeatable prices.
” If successful , the Deliveroo service could be launched to more stores across the UK before the end of the year .
Customers using the service can choose from around 200 essential @ @ @ @ @ @ @ packed by Aldi staff for delivery by Deliveroo ’ s network of riders .
The shopping will then be delivered to addresses within two miles of the participating Aldi stores in as little as 30 minutes .
It 's Aldi 's second foray into the home delivery market for food , after it introduced food delivery parcels in April .
The grocer 's £23.99 pre-packed parcels contain 22 products including tinned soup , rice , pasta and toilet roll - and sold out in just minutes when they first appeared online .

More and more places are being added to the experiment that lets people choose food to be picked up from Aldi and delivered to their doors in as little as 30 minutes
Aldi extends Deliveroo trial to new city with essentials delivered in 30 mins
You can now get Aldi groceries delivered to your door in more places after the supermarket extended its experiment with Deliveroo to a new city.
The budget grocer launched its first trials of home food deliveries you choose yourself last month, offering a high-speed service from its Daleside Road store in Nottingham.
Partnering with Deliveroo to get the food to people's doors, it extended the trial to a further seven stores across the East Midlands in June.
And now, for the first time, London will also be included after Aldi's Camden branch was added to the new system.
Aldi's Richard Thornton said: “In the three weeks since we launched our partnership with Deliveroo, feedback from customers has been very positive.
“Extending that partnership to around 100,000 people living near our Camden store will make it even easier for them to access great-quality, affordable food at Aldi’s unbeatable prices.”
If successful, the Deliveroo service could be launched to more stores across the UK before the end of the year.
Customers using the service can choose from around 200 essential Aldi products - which are picked and packed by Aldi staff for delivery by Deliveroo’s network of riders.
The shopping will then be delivered to addresses within two miles of the participating Aldi stores in as little as 30 minutes.
It's Aldi's second foray into the home delivery market for food, after it introduced food delivery parcels in April.
The grocer's £23.99 pre-packed parcels contain 22 products including tinned soup, rice, pasta and toilet roll - and sold out in just minutes when they first appeared online.


thedailymirror--2020-06-12--OJ Simpson managed to get away with 'murdering' Nicole after 'confessing'

OJ Simpson appeared to confess to murdering his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ron Goldman but was never charged .
Simpson , 72 , was infamously acquitted of the killings that took place outside Nicole 's LA home on June 12th 1994 , at what was dubbed the Trial of The Century in 1995 and always denied any involvement .
It has been 26 years since the tragic murders but in 2006 OJ appeared to come clean about his role in the awful slayings and still managed to walk away free .
Twelve years after the murders the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , was interviewed by Fox News to promote his book If I Did It and seemed to make an hypothetical confession .
The footage , where he was interviewed Judith Regan , was originally shelved for being too controversial but it re-emerged in 2018 .
During the filming , Simpson dished on his movements on the night of the murders .
The American sporting star stressed his `` story '' was totally `` hypothetical '' as he told of a friend , named Charlie , picking him up and taking him over to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` This is very hard for me to do this because it 's hypothetical ... '' Charlie shows up , a guy I 'd recently become friends with and he told me you wo n't believe what 's going on over there [ at Nicole 's house ] .
`` And I remember thinking whatever going on there has got to stop ... We get into the Bronco and go over .
`` Hypothetically we park in the alley ... in the hypothetical I put on a cap and gloves . ''
Simpson @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in his Bronco - the car famously used for his highly-publicised police chase .
He explained : `` [ I reached under the seat and pulled out ] a knife .
`` I always kept a knife in that car for the crazies 'cos you ca n't carry a gun .
`` And I remember Charlie saying 'You ca n't bring that ' and I did n't but I believe he took it ... '' During the shocking clip , OJ then described hypothetically going into his ex-wife 's Los Angeles home via @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hearing music , before seeing Goldman arrive .
Simpson said he started arguing with him before Brown came out and they became embroiled in a `` verbal fight '' .
He added : `` It got a little loud and Nicole had come out and we started having words about who is this guy , what 's going on ... '' Charlie followed this guy in and brought the knife .
As things got heated Nicole fell and hurt herself and this guy got into a karate thing .
`` I said : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ass ? '
.
I remember I grabbed the knife , I do remember that portion ... and to be honest I do n't remember anything else except I 'm standing there and there 's all kind of stuff around ... blood . ''
Simpson then began laughing and eerily insisted that the story was hypothetical , as he added : `` This might make people think that I 'm a murderer . ''
Since the interview aired , Simpson insisted the TV chat was not a confession .
Speaking in 2018 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` Listen , if I confessed 12 years ago , you would have heard about it 12 years ago ! ''
`` I did n't watch the [ FOX special ] because I knew they were all haters , and people will say things that are just not true , and there 's nobody there to challenge them , and that would p**s me off . ''
Despite being fund not guilty of the double murder , Simpson was found liable in a 1997 civil suit from the victims ' families and ordered @ @ @ @ @ @ @ damages .
He later went to jail for nine years for armed robbery and was released in October 2017 .
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Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman were murdered on 12 June 1994 and former sportsman OJ Simpson was never jailed despite appearing to 'confess'
OJ Simpson managed to get away with 'murdering' Nicole Brown Simpson after 'confessing'
OJ Simpson appeared to confess to murdering his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ron Goldman but was never charged.
Simpson, 72, was infamously acquitted of the killings that took place outside Nicole's LA home on June 12th 1994, at what was dubbed the Trial of The Century in 1995 and always denied any involvement.
It has been 26 years since the tragic murders but in 2006 OJ appeared to come clean about his role in the awful slayings and still managed to walk away free.
Twelve years after the murders the athlete, nicknamed "the Juice", was interviewed by Fox News to promote his book If I Did It and seemed to make an hypothetical confession.
Image: BR/POOL/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock) BR/POOL/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock)
The footage, where he was interviewed Judith Regan, was originally shelved for being too controversial but it re-emerged in 2018.
During the filming, Simpson dished on his movements on the night of the murders.
The American sporting star stressed his "story" was totally "hypothetical" as he told of a friend, named Charlie, picking him up and taking him over to Nicole's house.
Simpson said: "This is very hard for me to do this because it's hypothetical...
"Charlie shows up, a guy I'd recently become friends with and he told me you won't believe what's going on over there [at Nicole's house].
Image: AFP/Getty Images) AFP/Getty Images)
Image: Press Association) Press Association)
"And I remember thinking whatever going on there has got to stop... We get into the Bronco and go over.
"Hypothetically we park in the alley... in the hypothetical I put on a cap and gloves."
Simpson added that he always kept a knife in his Bronco - the car famously used for his highly-publicised police chase.
He explained: "[I reached under the seat and pulled out] a knife.
"I always kept a knife in that car for the crazies 'cos you can't carry a gun.
"And I remember Charlie saying 'You can't bring that' and I didn't but I believe he took it..."
During the shocking clip, OJ then described hypothetically going into his ex-wife's Los Angeles home via the backgate, seeing lit candles and hearing music, before seeing Goldman arrive.
Simpson said he started arguing with him before Brown came out and they became embroiled in a "verbal fight".
Image: EPA) EPA)
He added: "It got a little loud and Nicole had come out and we started having words about who is this guy, what's going on...
"Charlie followed this guy in and brought the knife. As things got heated Nicole fell and hurt herself and this guy got into a karate thing.
"I said: 'Well you think you can kick my ass?'. I remember I grabbed the knife, I do remember that portion...and to be honest I don't remember anything else except I'm standing there and there's all kind of stuff around... blood."
Simpson then began laughing and eerily insisted that the story was hypothetical, as he added: "This might make people think that I'm a murderer."
Since the interview aired, Simpson insisted the TV chat was not a confession.
Speaking in 2018, he said: "He said: "Listen, if I confessed 12 years ago, you would have heard about it 12 years ago!"
"I didn't watch the [FOX special] because I knew they were all haters, and people will say things that are just not true, and there's nobody there to challenge them, and that would p**s me off."
Image: Fox) Fox)
Image: Fox) Fox)
Despite being fund not guilty of the double murder, Simpson was found liable in a 1997 civil suit from the victims' families and ordered to pay around $25 million in damages.
He later went to jail for nine years for armed robbery and was released in October 2017.
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thedailymirror--2020-06-12--Workmen pin 'attacker' to the ground after man stabbed on high street

This is the moment workmen restrained a suspected knifeman after a man was stabbed in an alleged hate crime .
Witnesses claimed a Hasidic Jew was knifed in an anti-semitic rampage in Stoke Newington High Street , in London .
Police have arrested a man in his 40s on suspicion of attempted murder , with the suspect currently in hospital after suffering minor head injuries .
The Met Police also confirmed a man in his 50s has suffered stab wounds .
Pictures from the scene show local construction workers pinning the alleged attacker to the ground .
The whole area @ @ @ @ @ @ @ air ambulance circling overhead .
A London Ambulance Service spokesperson said : `` We were called today at 10.56am to reports of a stabbing in Stoke Newington High Street , Stoke Newington .
`` We dispatched an ambulance crew and an incident response officer .
We also dispatched London 's Air Ambulance . ''
`` We assessed a man at the scene and took him to a major trauma centre . ''
The Met Police said : `` At 10:54hrs on Friday , 12 June police were called to reports of a male @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , N16.Officers and London Ambulance Service attended .
`` A man , aged in his 50s , was found suffering stab wounds .
Another man , aged in his 40s , had been restrained on the floor by members of the public .
`` A man , aged in his 40s , has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder .
He has been taken to hospital after suffering what is believed to be minor head injuries .
`` The victim has also been taken to hospital .
We await further updates on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tradesmen kneeling on the alleged attacker at a bus stop .
One witness , who shared a picture of the construction workers , tweeted : `` Looks to be an apparent hate crime on Stoke Newington .
`` Those in the area restraining the assailant while waiting for police .
Victim ( who seemed to be getting treatment and hopefully is ok ) is a Hasidic Jew . ''
They added that officers have now taken the alleged attacker away .
An ITV reporter added : `` Dozens of police cars and ambulances @ @ @ @ @ @ @ street .
Air ambulance overhead .
`` Whole area now cordoned off - overheard a police officer describe it as a crime scene .
Another one told me that ‘ somebody has been hurt ’ . ''
Others on Twitter claimed the victim had been stabbed .
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Knife 'attacker' held down by workmen in Stoke Newington
Knife 'attacker' held down by workmen in Stoke Newington
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A Hasidic Jew was stabbed in London's Stoke Newington High Street, with a man in his 40s arrested on suspicion of attempted murder
A suspected knifeman was restrained in the street by workmen after a man was stabbed.
Witnesses claimed a Hasidic Jew was knifed in Stoke Newington High Street, in London.
Police have arrested a man in his 40s on suspicion of attempted murder, with the suspect currently in hospital after suffering minor head injuries.
The Met Police also confirmed a man in his 50s has suffered stab wounds.
Pictures from the scene show local construction workers pinning the alleged attacker to the ground.
The whole area has been cordoned off, with an air ambulance circling overhead.
A London Ambulance Service spokesperson said: "We were called today at 10.56am to reports of a stabbing in Stoke Newington High Street, Stoke Newington.
Image: @SussexFriends/Twitter) @SussexFriends/Twitter)
"We dispatched an ambulance crew and an incident response officer. We also dispatched London's Air Ambulance."
"We assessed a man at the scene and took him to a major trauma centre."
Restaurant owner Atique Choudhury told the Sun a witness came into his business moments after the attack.
He said: "My friend told me that a person with a long knife ran up the road and stabbed him a few times.
"He was armed with a knife and hit him across the head and shoulder."
He said he had heard yelling and screaming and went out into the street.
Mr Choudhury added: "I saw a gentleman on a chair in a cafe being comforted."
He claimed the victim was wearing traditional Hasidic garb.
Image: @EfrayimShloime/Twitter) @EfrayimShloime/Twitter)
The Met Police said: "At 10:54hrs on Friday, 12 June police were called to reports of a male being restrained in Stoke Newington High Street, N16.Officers and London Ambulance Service attended.
"A man, aged in his 50s, was found suffering stab wounds. Another man, aged in his 40s, had been restrained on the floor by members of the public.
"A man, aged in his 40s, has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. He has been taken to hospital after suffering what is believed to be minor head injuries.
"The victim has also been taken to hospital. We await further updates on his condition."
An image shows tradesmen kneeling on the alleged attacker at a bus stop.
One witness, who shared a picture of the construction workers, tweeted: "Looks to be an apparent hate crime on Stoke Newington.
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"Those in the area restraining the assailant while waiting for police. Victim (who seemed to be getting treatment and hopefully is ok) is a Hasidic Jew."
They added that officers have now taken the alleged attacker away.
An ITV reporter added: "Dozens of police cars and ambulances have just arrived on Stoke Newington high street. Air ambulance overhead.
"Whole area now cordoned off - overheard a police officer describe it as a crime scene. Another one told me that ‘somebody has been hurt’."
Others on Twitter claimed the victim had been stabbed.