thedailymirror--2020-09-02--Chef slams BBQ mistake many of us are guilty of when it comes to cooking meat

We all like to consider ourselves masters when it comes to being in charge of the BBQ .
It 's a huge honour to be handed the tongs that mean the success of a sunny afternoon in the garden now rests entirely on you .
But despite our confidence and bravado , it turns out many of us have been making a critical mistake when it comes to cooking meat in the great outdoors .
Lennox Hastie is the chef at Sydney restaurant Firedoor , where there are no ovens or stoves and every dish is grilled , smoked , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he knows a thing or two about cooking on an open flame .
He says if you 've been suckered in by the adverts boasting about 'flame-grilled ' meat and tried to replicate it yourself , you 've probably been ruining your food .
Scorch or grill marks on a steak might look fancy , but Lennox says they are simply evidence that you do n't know what you 're doing .
`` Nothing should ever be grilled on flame , '' he told News.com.au .
`` You should never subject an ingredient @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s a completely different flavour – it ’ s more astringent and bitter .
`` You go to all that trouble of sourcing the best ingredients , so you don ’ t want to mess it up by putting it over the flame . ''
And if you use a gas barbecue , he says you should never put meat directly on the grill to avoid `` that grill mark flavour because you ’ re literally just branding it '' .
Instead , buy a grill basket , which acts as a buffer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Lennox also recommended using spray oil for the meat rather than following the recommendation of many barbecue books that say you should brush your food with oil first .
Too much and your pricey meat will be engulfed in flames , but a spray gives you more control to provide a `` light misting '' which will help it cook to perfection .

Lennox Hastie, chef at Sydney restaurant Firedoor, is an expert when it comes to cooking on an open flame - and says many of us make a critical mistake when it comes to BBQs
Chef slams BBQ mistake many of us are guilty of when it comes to cooking meat
We all like to consider ourselves masters when it comes to being in charge of the BBQ.
It's a huge honour to be handed the tongs that mean the success of a sunny afternoon in the garden now rests entirely on you.
But despite our confidence and bravado, it turns out many of us have been making a critical mistake when it comes to cooking meat in the great outdoors.
Lennox Hastie is the chef at Sydney restaurant Firedoor, where there are no ovens or stoves and every dish is grilled, smoked, baked or warmed by fire - so he knows a thing or two about cooking on an open flame.
Image: © 2020 Netflix, Inc.) © 2020 Netflix, Inc.)
He says if you've been suckered in by the adverts boasting about 'flame-grilled' meat and tried to replicate it yourself, you've probably been ruining your food.
Scorch or grill marks on a steak might look fancy, but Lennox says they are simply evidence that you don't know what you're doing.
"Nothing should ever be grilled on flame," he told News.com.au. "You should never subject an ingredient direct to the flame because it’s a completely different flavour – it’s more astringent and bitter.
"You go to all that trouble of sourcing the best ingredients, so you don’t want to mess it up by putting it over the flame."
And if you use a gas barbecue, he says you should never put meat directly on the grill to avoid "that grill mark flavour because you’re literally just branding it".
Instead, buy a grill basket, which acts as a buffer and allows it to cook properly.
Lennox also recommended using spray oil for the meat rather than following the recommendation of many barbecue books that say you should brush your food with oil first.
Too much and your pricey meat will be engulfed in flames, but a spray gives you more control to provide a "light misting" which will help it cook to perfection.


thedailymirror--2020-09-02--Boris Johnson should play to the nation's strengths, not exploit our weaknesses

It is time to be nice to Boris Johnson .
After all , we 've tried bollocking , and it has n't worked .
Nor has wheedling , hoping , shouting , protesting , statistical slapdowns , or light rioting .
It 's been rather like trying to get a facial reaction out of Melania Trump without pliers : futile , and not much fun .
So , fine .
Let 's be kind .
He 's the Prime Minister , and he plainly needs help .
The advice he 's had to date has only helped him make a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ munch on .
We can , and must , do better .
It is imperative for all of us that Britain bounces back from coronavirus .
To culture and the arts , to office cleaners , train drivers , manufacturing , restaurateurs , even journalists .
We do our worst work when bored , and for 6 months the headlines have n't changed : disaster followed by chaos , descending towards catastrophe with an outlook for continuing despair .
We have n't even had Silly Season as light relief .
But how can @ @ @ @ @ @ @ depressed , frightened either by the bug or the sheer number of tinfoil hats .
We 're worried about impending financial collapse , hoarding our cash , staying in our bunkers .
Someone needs to put a spring in our step .
All the evidence shows that Johnson is excellent at enthusiasm .
He needs to spread it about , ping around the country , abandon his photo ops on building sites which have been open all year anyway , and start having fun .
Go to a hairdresser with a camera crew @ @ @ @ @ @ @ him in a Union Jack sandwich board while advertising sausages .
We need a zipline moment : some joy , some warmth generated by a buffoon who was elected , primarily , because he made the nation feel less frightened of the future .
Seriousness just does n't suit him .
Once we feel a little bouncier , he needs to put a trampoline beneath us .
That means tax cuts , not tax rises ; and injections of government support in those limbs best able to lift us out of recession .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and create the space for big ideas to flourish - for British scientists and engineers to tackle fusion , or batteries made from radioactive waste , or tidal power .
Why not subsidise solar panels for every roof in the country ?
It would protect and create thousands of jobs , reduce our energy needs , and our reliance on other nations for oil and gas .
We need to not just repay innovation , but stimulate it .
Britain is a nation of costermongers , small business people open all hours @ @ @ @ @ @ @ With 750,000 people made redundant since March , and many more to come , there will be more self-employed , more freelancers , and a growth in the gig economy .
Rather than sit back and allow employment rights to be eroded and zero hours contracts to become the norm , invigorate those jobless with substantive help for those setting up their own business .
Every recession creates a few millionaires out of someone who lost their job , then had an idea .
Why not try to increase that number ?
Why @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ?
Insist that all employers whose staff continue to work from home compensate them for the electricity and broadband , and most offices would reopen next week .
Britain has always relied upon migrant workers , and now we have a points-based system it needs tweaking to ensure we get the cheap labour a stuttering economy needs .
Scrap the requirement for minimum savings and earnings , and give the poorly-paid the same welcome as the millionaires who already get gold-plated visas .
Get the airports open with testing , make temperature tests @ @ @ @ @ @ @ work , stop giving private hospitals £10bn to take NHS patients and spend it instead on new hospitals to treat them cheaper and quicker .
Clear waiting lists with 24-hour clinics , end illegal raves by letting nightclubs reopen with Covid tests for every clubber on the way in .
Get some clarity on the mish-mash of rules , the chaos of civil disobedience , with a final three-word slogan : Do Your Bit .
The world has changed , in many ways permanently .
There are City sharks and Del Boys positioning @ @ @ @ @ @ @ firms with London property assets , to cut their business bills while paying themselves dividends , by dumping on their staff .
And there are inspired people who have seen a new need and want to fill it : for greener living , social and cultural hubs in dead town centres , home deliveries .
If Johnson 's bone-deep positivity can somehow infect the rest of the country - and if he can wind the springs on the economy so that it fires us in the right direction to take advantage of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to restrict the worst - then the future will be bright .
But all those 'ifs ' will be nothing more than that if Johnson and his government continue to campaign , rather than govern .
They work all day for a good headline tomorrow , not a good result in a year 's time .
So they twist , turn , and flat-out lie .
They attack migrants , and stay-at-home commuters .
They waste millions arguing benefit and asylum claims .
They drum up a loud spending promise from a quiet @ @ @ @ @ @ @ how the self-employed must pay more tax when it is the self-employed who have worked hardest during lockdown , took the least , and will do the most to haul us out of the mire we 're in .
Johnson is playing to our weaknesses : our national distrust of foreigners , tax dodgers , and people who seem too happy .
Someone working from home ca n't be controlled , says that mindset .
They wo n't work as hard if we do n't stand over them , whip in hand and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the beadle in Oliver Twist .
It 's a path down which lies increased unemployment , benefit claims , and suicides ; race hate and summer riots ; the disorder that follows when Scotland and England can not agree any more than politicians in Manchester and London .
The government that presides over all that is broken , and the country it presides over more broken still .
This is not Johnson 's happy place .
He has been forced on the back foot by the pandemic , had so little grasp of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ did n't know what to do , and is now so lacking in confidence he is following the instructions of people to whom negativity is a weapon .
But there is nothing so positive , and healthy , as a little sunshine .
Having endured a heatwave and first chill of autumn , we could now all do with the gentle , warm feeling we had a PM with purpose - someone with a skill that would help .
We could use this blowhard 's wind in our sails , now .
If @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will be the third PM in a row who was of no bloody use at all .
Cameron 's legacy was cutbacks , May 's was incompetence , and Johnson 's will be nothing but death and anarchy .
So let 's try praise , and encouragement .
Go on , Boris .
There 's a good boy .

mirrornews@mirror.co.uk (Fleet Street Fox)

If we are to bounce back from coronavirus we've all got to do what we're best at, says Fleet Street Fox
Boris Johnson must play to the nation's strengths, not exploit our weaknesses, if we're to bounce back from Covid-19
It is time to be nice to Boris Johnson.
After all, we've tried bollocking, and it hasn't worked. Nor has wheedling, hoping, shouting, protesting, statistical slapdowns, or light rioting.
It's been rather like trying to get a facial reaction out of Melania Trump without pliers: futile, and not much fun.
So, fine. Let's be kind. He's the Prime Minister, and he plainly needs help. The advice he's had to date has only helped him make a dog turd sandwich for the country to munch on. We can, and must, do better.
Image: PA) PA)
It is imperative for all of us that Britain bounces back from coronavirus. To culture and the arts, to office cleaners, train drivers, manufacturing, restaurateurs, even journalists. We do our worst work when bored, and for 6 months the headlines haven't changed: disaster followed by chaos, descending towards catastrophe with an outlook for continuing despair. We haven't even had Silly Season as light relief.
But how can we bounce? We're broke, depressed, frightened either by the bug or the sheer number of tinfoil hats. We're worried about impending financial collapse, hoarding our cash, staying in our bunkers.
Someone needs to put a spring in our step. All the evidence shows that Johnson is excellent at enthusiasm. He needs to spread it about, ping around the country, abandon his photo ops on building sites which have been open all year anyway, and start having fun. Go to a hairdresser with a camera crew in tow, invite journalists to interview him in a Union Jack sandwich board while advertising sausages.
We need a zipline moment: some joy, some warmth generated by a buffoon who was elected, primarily, because he made the nation feel less frightened of the future. Seriousness just doesn't suit him.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Once we feel a little bouncier, he needs to put a trampoline beneath us. That means tax cuts, not tax rises; and injections of government support in those limbs best able to lift us out of recession. Reward investment in technological and medical development, and create the space for big ideas to flourish - for British scientists and engineers to tackle fusion, or batteries made from radioactive waste, or tidal power. Why not subsidise solar panels for every roof in the country? It would protect and create thousands of jobs, reduce our energy needs, and our reliance on other nations for oil and gas.
We need to not just repay innovation, but stimulate it. Britain is a nation of costermongers, small business people open all hours filling gaps in a thousand markets. With 750,000 people made redundant since March, and many more to come, there will be more self-employed, more freelancers, and a growth in the gig economy. Rather than sit back and allow employment rights to be eroded and zero hours contracts to become the norm, invigorate those jobless with substantive help for those setting up their own business.
Every recession creates a few millionaires out of someone who lost their job, then had an idea. Why not try to increase that number? Why not push through legislative protections for freelancers? Insist that all employers whose staff continue to work from home compensate them for the electricity and broadband, and most offices would reopen next week.
Image: PA) PA)
Britain has always relied upon migrant workers, and now we have a points-based system it needs tweaking to ensure we get the cheap labour a stuttering economy needs. Scrap the requirement for minimum savings and earnings, and give the poorly-paid the same welcome as the millionaires who already get gold-plated visas.
Get the airports open with testing, make temperature tests a legal necessity at every place of work, stop giving private hospitals £10bn to take NHS patients and spend it instead on new hospitals to treat them cheaper and quicker. Clear waiting lists with 24-hour clinics, end illegal raves by letting nightclubs reopen with Covid tests for every clubber on the way in. Get some clarity on the mish-mash of rules, the chaos of civil disobedience, with a final three-word slogan: Do Your Bit.
The world has changed, in many ways permanently. There are City sharks and Del Boys positioning themselves to exploit it: to short-sell firms with London property assets, to cut their business bills while paying themselves dividends, by dumping on their staff.
And there are inspired people who have seen a new need and want to fill it: for greener living, social and cultural hubs in dead town centres, home deliveries.
If Johnson's bone-deep positivity can somehow infect the rest of the country - and if he can wind the springs on the economy so that it fires us in the right direction to take advantage of the best of the changes, and legislate to restrict the worst - then the future will be bright.
But all those 'ifs' will be nothing more than that if Johnson and his government continue to campaign, rather than govern. They work all day for a good headline tomorrow, not a good result in a year's time.
So they twist, turn, and flat-out lie. They attack migrants, and stay-at-home commuters. They waste millions arguing benefit and asylum claims. They drum up a loud spending promise from a quiet spending cut, and shout loudly about how the self-employed must pay more tax when it is the self-employed who have worked hardest during lockdown, took the least, and will do the most to haul us out of the mire we're in.
Johnson is playing to our weaknesses: our national distrust of foreigners, tax dodgers, and people who seem too happy. Someone working from home can't be controlled, says that mindset. They won't work as hard if we don't stand over them, whip in hand and threatening to withdraw their gruel, like the beadle in Oliver Twist.
It's a path down which lies increased unemployment, benefit claims, and suicides; race hate and summer riots; the disorder that follows when Scotland and England cannot agree any more than politicians in Manchester and London. The government that presides over all that is broken, and the country it presides over more broken still.
This is not Johnson's happy place. He has been forced on the back foot by the pandemic, had so little grasp of leadership he relied on science when science didn't know what to do, and is now so lacking in confidence he is following the instructions of people to whom negativity is a weapon.
But there is nothing so positive, and healthy, as a little sunshine. Having endured a heatwave and first chill of autumn, we could now all do with the gentle, warm feeling we had a PM with purpose - someone with a skill that would help. We could use this blowhard's wind in our sails, now.
If he cannot break free, Johnson will be the third PM in a row who was of no bloody use at all. Cameron's legacy was cutbacks, May's was incompetence, and Johnson's will be nothing but death and anarchy.
So let's try praise, and encouragement. Go on, Boris. There's a good boy.


thedailymirror--2020-09-02--Jurgen Klopp has "world-class footballer" waiting to replace Georginio Wijnaldum

Liverpool could be set to lose Georginio Wijnaldum to the lure of Barcelona .
Spanish outlet Sport have claimed that the Dutchman has agreed a deal to join Ronald Koeman at the Nou Camp subject to the two clubs agreeing a fee .
Losing one of their title winners would be a blow to Jurgen Klopp 's side , particularly a player he has previously labelled as a `` perfect midfielder '' .
But , fortunately for the Reds , they have Thiago Alcantara - labelled as a `` world-class footballer '' by Klopp - waiting in the wings to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sport claim Liverpool is the only possible destination for Thiago , and the club are ready to speak to the Champions League winners over the midfielder .
“ I assume that he will leave us .
I think his decision has been made , '' manager Hansi Flick said .
And whilst discussions are dragging on , Thiago is said to be waiting for a move to Anfield to come off .
That is a welcome scenario for Klopp with uncertainty over Wijnaldum 's future having spoken highly of both central midfielders publicly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
He played that deep-lying playmaker role very well , '' Klopp said after Liverpool 's clash with Bayern Munich in February 2019 .
`` In my time in Germany , I admired Thiago Alcantara , for example , '' he said back in 2017 .
Last October , Klopp declared : “ Gini speaks on the pitch for the way he plays .
It ’ s just so obvious his importance , ” Klopp said last October .
“ And it is in both directions – in attack and defence , small @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hard challenges , fine football , pretty much all of that .
“ Is he the perfect midfielder ?
Yes , from the skill-set , 100 per cent .
He has all that you need .
“ There was his header against Barcelona too .
He is not the tallest , but he is good in the air .
“ He is a good jumper with good timing , all that stuff .
It all makes him a pretty good footballer .
“ That is how it should be .
It is not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ radar .
You can not ask me why he goes under the radar .
I don ’ t set the radar ! ''

Liverpool have been given a transfer headache with Georginio Wijnaldum considering a Barcelona move - but Jurgen Klopp has "world-class footballer" Thiago Alcantara waiting to replace him
Liverpool could be set to lose Georginio Wijnaldum to the lure of Barcelona.
Spanish outlet Sport have claimed that the Dutchman has agreed a deal to join Ronald Koeman at the Nou Camp subject to the two clubs agreeing a fee.
Losing one of their title winners would be a blow to Jurgen Klopp's side, particularly a player he has previously labelled as a "perfect midfielder".
But, fortunately for the Reds, they have Thiago Alcantara - labelled as a "world-class footballer" by Klopp - waiting in the wings to replace him in their midfield.
RMC Sport claim Liverpool is the only possible destination for Thiago, and the club are ready to speak to the Champions League winners over the midfielder.
Image: Liverpool FC via Getty Images) Liverpool FC via Getty Images)
“I assume that he will leave us. I think his decision has been made," manager Hansi Flick said.
And whilst discussions are dragging on, Thiago is said to be waiting for a move to Anfield to come off.
That is a welcome scenario for Klopp with uncertainty over Wijnaldum's future having spoken highly of both central midfielders publicly.
"Thiago is a world-class footballer. He played that deep-lying playmaker role very well," Klopp said after Liverpool's clash with Bayern Munich in February 2019.
Image: POOL/AFP via Getty Images) POOL/AFP via Getty Images)
"In my time in Germany, I admired Thiago Alcantara, for example," he said back in 2017.
Last October, Klopp declared: “Gini speaks on the pitch for the way he plays. It’s just so obvious his importance,” Klopp said last October.
“And it is in both directions – in attack and defence, small spaces, big spaces, it is hard challenges, fine football, pretty much all of that.
Image: Liverpool FC via Getty Images) Liverpool FC via Getty Images)
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“Is he the perfect midfielder? Yes, from the skill-set, 100 per cent. He has all that you need.
“There was his header against Barcelona too. He is not the tallest, but he is good in the air.
“He is a good jumper with good timing, all that stuff. It all makes him a pretty good footballer.
“That is how it should be. It is not my fault if he goes under the radar. You cannot ask me why he goes under the radar. I don’t set the radar!"


thedailymirror--2020-09-02--Loose Women pay emotional tribute to ITV show's warm-up comedian Ian Royce

Loose Women paid a touching tribute to the ITV show 's former warm-up comedian Ian Royce .
Ian tragically died aged 51 from `` severe pneumonia and multiple organ failure '' earlier this week .
A statement on his Twitter page , written by his daughter Roxanne , told that he was surrounded by loved ones when he died .
Ant and Dec were among the many celebrities to pay tribute to the late star .
Addressing his death on Loose Women , panelist Andrea McLean said : `` We would like to send our very best wishes to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ passed away yesterday .
`` Roycey was our warm-up man here on Loose Women a few years ago , he was part of the family behind the scenes at ITV - he did warm-up for many of the prime time shows .
`` You at home may have known and loved him , may have even been in the audience so would have seen him in action .
`` We just wanted to say that he will be very sadly missed and our thoughts are with his family . ''
Ant & Dec @ @ @ @ @ @ @ offered their sympathies yesterday , writing : `` We are sorry to hear of the passing of Ian 'Roycey ' Royce .
`` He was an integral part of the # BGT team for many years .
Our thoughts are with his beloved Roxy and all his family .
`` RIP Roycey .
We 'll never forget you .
X . ''
Ian had performed as a warm-up act for both BGT and The X Factor .
Last year he thanked Ant & Dec for helping to foot the bill for his rehab @ @ @ @ @ @ @ them , as well as other friends and his girlfriend , with saving his life .
BGT judge Amanda Holden likewise sent her condolences : `` So sad to hear this darling .
Thinking of you and your mum . ''

Ian Royce performed as a warm-up act on a number of ITV shows including Britain's Got Talent and The X Factor
Loose Women paid a touching tribute to the ITV show's former warm-up comedian Ian Royce.
Ian tragically died aged 51 from "severe pneumonia and multiple organ failure" earlier this week.
A statement on his Twitter page, written by his daughter Roxanne, told that he was surrounded by loved ones when he died.
Ant and Dec were among the many celebrities to pay tribute to the late star.
Image: Can Nguyen/REX/Shutterstock) Can Nguyen/REX/Shutterstock)
Addressing his death on Loose Women, panelist Andrea McLean said: "We would like to send our very best wishes to the family of Ian Royce, who sadly passed away yesterday.
"Roycey was our warm-up man here on Loose Women a few years ago, he was part of the family behind the scenes at ITV - he did warm-up for many of the prime time shows.
"You at home may have known and loved him, may have even been in the audience so would have seen him in action.
Image: ITV) ITV)
"We just wanted to say that he will be very sadly missed and our thoughts are with his family."
Ant & Dec, close mates of the funnyman, offered their sympathies yesterday, writing: "We are sorry to hear of the passing of Ian 'Roycey' Royce.
"He was an integral part of the #BGT team for many years. Our thoughts are with his beloved Roxy and all his family.
"RIP Roycey. We'll never forget you. X."
Ian had performed as a warm-up act for both BGT and The X Factor.
Last year he thanked Ant & Dec for helping to foot the bill for his rehab stint at The Priory, and credited them, as well as other friends and his girlfriend, with saving his life.
BGT judge Amanda Holden likewise sent her condolences: "So sad to hear this darling. Thinking of you and your mum."
*Loose Women airs weekdays at 12.30pm on ITV


thedailymirror--2020-09-02--Dad accused of murdering eight-month-old daughter as he 'sexually assaulted her'

A dad has been arrested after allegedly strangling his nine-month-old to death as he sexually assaulted her .
Tragic Savayah Mason was pronounced dead after the sickening attack in Houston , Texas .
Her 23-year-old father Luis Luna was arrested on Monday , a week after the killing .
Savayah died as a result of asphyxiation , investigators in the US said .
A court heard that Savayah 's mum dropped her off with her dad , but never saw her alive again .
Police were called shortly after midnight on August 24 to reports of an unresponsive child , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who has been charged with capital murder , initially claimed he woke up to discovered his daughter was not breathing .
He claimed it was an accident caused by straps in her cot , court documents reveal .
But an autopsy revealed she was asphyxiated during a sexual assault .
“ When he laid her down , he buckled the straps the same way as if she was riding in a vehicle and believed he may have had the straps too tight and that maybe is what caused her death , ” documents @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mum , Ya ’ Niece Mason , has started a fundraising page to pay for her daughter 's funeral .
She wrote : `` You might have heard that I ’ m fundraising for the burial of my 8 month old daughter .
`` This cause is very important to me because I was not prepared to plan a funeral for my child . ''
Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez posted on Twitter : `` Heartbreaking .
The worst type of cases .
May this little angel rest in peace . ''

Luis Luna, 23, has been charged with capital murder following the death of daughter Savayah Mason, who died as a result of asphyxiation in Houston, Texas, last week
Dad accused of murdering his eight-month-old daughter as he 'sexually assaulted her'
A dad has been arrested after allegedly strangling his nine-month-old to death as he sexually assaulted her.
Tragic Savayah Mason was pronounced dead after the sickening attack in Houston, Texas.
Her 23-year-old father Luis Luna was arrested on Monday, a week after the killing.
Savayah died as a result of asphyxiation, investigators in the US said.
A court heard that Savayah's mum dropped her off with her dad, but never saw her alive again.
Police were called shortly after midnight on August 24 to reports of an unresponsive child, Click 2 Houston reports.
Luna, who has been charged with capital murder, initially claimed he woke up to discovered his daughter was not breathing.
He claimed it was an accident caused by straps in her cot, court documents reveal.
But an autopsy revealed she was asphyxiated during a sexual assault.
“When he laid her down, he buckled the straps the same way as if she was riding in a vehicle and believed he may have had the straps too tight and that maybe is what caused her death,” documents state.
The little girl's heartbroken mum, Ya’Niece Mason, has started a fundraising page to pay for her daughter's funeral.
She wrote: "You might have heard that I’m fundraising for the burial of my 8 month old daughter.
"This cause is very important to me because I was not prepared to plan a funeral for my child."
Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez posted on Twitter: "Heartbreaking. The worst type of cases. May this little angel rest in peace."


thedailymirror--2020-09-02--You can now book a wizard-themed stay in the UK including magical afternoon tea

Aspiring witches and wizards can now book a stay in Enchanted Chambers , complete with a cauldrons , spooky surroundings and even a magical themed afternoon tea .
That 's because the Georgian House Hotel in London has transformed its lower ground floor into hidden chambers , which you reach through a portrait-filled passageway , with only candlelight to guide you .
Inside the Enchanted Chambers , wizards will find everything they need for a comfortable stay ; a huge four-poster bed complete with velvet drapes , bunk beds for younger wizards , and plenty of magical touches from cauldrons @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that the chambers boast stained glass windows , stone arches and wood burning stoves , and you could easily feel like you 've stepped onto a film set .
But that 's not the only magic on offer .
As part of the package , guests can also tuck into a wizard-themed afternoon tea , with everything from newt scones and cursed lemon tarts , to chocolate lollipops .
Wizards wanting to quench their thirst can choose from bottomless bubbles , or a Wizard 's Mocktail made of frozen crystals , druid 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Oh , and if you want an extra cosy night in , the hotel has a cinema you can hire to watch your favourite magical films , for £25 .
The Enchanted Chambers will be open for stays until the end of the year , but the good news is that there are still some openings for October half term .
Prices start from £199 per night based on two people sharing a room , and includes the Enchanted Chambers stay , breakfast , and Wizard Afternoon Tea for two .
If you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stay , you can opt in for the afternoon tea only , which is available on Fridays , Saturdays and Sundays until the end of December .
Prices for the afternoon tea is £49 for two including bottomless bubbles .
( Wizard Mocktails cost £12 ) .
You can find out more on the Georgian House Hotel website .
Do n't be disheartened if you ca n't quite make the deal work for you , or if the Enchanted Chambers are booked up for your chosen dates .
To give wizards a helping @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the UK 's best Harry Potter themed breaks from quirky accommodation to iconic locations used in the films .

Harry Potter fans can pretend they're real wizards in the magical themed stay complete with enchanted chambers and a themed tea
You can now book a wizard-themed room complete with a magical afternoon tea
Aspiring witches and wizards can now book a stay in Enchanted Chambers, complete with a cauldrons, spooky surroundings and even a magical themed afternoon tea.
That's because the Georgian House Hotel in London has transformed its lower ground floor into hidden chambers, which you reach through a portrait-filled passageway, with only candlelight to guide you.
Inside the Enchanted Chambers, wizards will find everything they need for a comfortable stay; a huge four-poster bed complete with velvet drapes, bunk beds for younger wizards, and plenty of magical touches from cauldrons to mysterious artefacts.
Add the fact that the chambers boast stained glass windows, stone arches and wood burning stoves, and you could easily feel like you've stepped onto a film set.
But that's not the only magic on offer.
Image: Georgian House hotel) Georgian House hotel)
As part of the package, guests can also tuck into a wizard-themed afternoon tea, with everything from newt scones and cursed lemon tarts, to chocolate lollipops.
Wizards wanting to quench their thirst can choose from bottomless bubbles, or a Wizard's Mocktail made of frozen crystals, druid's water and ancient red fairy dust.
Image: Georgian House hotel) Georgian House hotel)
Oh, and if you want an extra cosy night in, the hotel has a cinema you can hire to watch your favourite magical films, for £25.
The Enchanted Chambers will be open for stays until the end of the year, but the good news is that there are still some openings for October half term.
Image: Georgian House hotel) Georgian House hotel)
Prices start from £199 per night based on two people sharing a room, and includes the Enchanted Chambers stay, breakfast, and Wizard Afternoon Tea for two.
If you don't want to book a full stay, you can opt in for the afternoon tea only, which is available on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays until the end of December. Prices for the afternoon tea is £49 for two including bottomless bubbles. (Wizard Mocktails cost £12).
You can find out more on the Georgian House Hotel website.
Image: Georgian House hotel) Georgian House hotel)
Don't be disheartened if you can't quite make the deal work for you, or if the Enchanted Chambers are booked up for your chosen dates.
To give wizards a helping hand, we've rounded up some of the UK's best Harry Potter themed breaks from quirky accommodation to iconic locations used in the films.


thedailymirror--2020-09-02--Vinnie Jones sobs on Piers Morgan's Life Stories watching footage of late wife

Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan played a preview clip from his interview with Vinnie Jones on Piers Morgan 's Life Stories , where the former footballer and actor broke down in tears .
He had been watching footage of his late wife Tanya , who died last year aged 53 after a six-year battle with cancer .
Piers called the interview `` gut-wrenchingly painful '' as viewers watched a clip from the upcoming series .
Piers explained : `` Within three minutes , I showed Vinnie a clip of the last Life Stories , to tee up why we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was Tanya in the audience .
`` And he immediately crumbled , he had n't seen the video footage of her , he said , for quite a while , and it hit him .
`` It was so raw and moving and uplifting in a way , it was the most extraordinary love story , beauty and the beast in many ways .
`` They had first met when they were 12 years old and they got to together in their late teens . ''
Piers added : `` He said she @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from Life Stories where Piers asked Vinny what he missed most about Tanya .
`` Just the trampoline of being there for me , '' Vinnie replied .
`` Yeah , I 'd let her down so many times , but she 'd catch me .
`` And it was so much , many times , I said to her once , 'It was like catching a falling star ' .
She never once , Piers , would not put her arms out and catch me , every time . ''
Piers said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ early on , 'What is it that you want ? '
and you said , ' I just want to be loved unconditionally ' .
Vinnie replied : `` I said , 'Just love me unconditionally , ' and that was her promise . ''
GMB 's Dr Hilary Jones also revealed a hilarious fact about when Vinnie came into the studio while he had stitches in .
He asked Dr Hilary to remove his stitches for him to save him a trip to the doctor , and Hilary was too scared to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ while removing Vinnie 's stitches with scissors and without his proper medical kit .
`` You do n't want to hurt Vinnie Jones ! ''
he exclaimed .

Piers Morgan said his upcoming Life Stories with Vinnie Jones was "gut-wrenchingly painful" as Vinnie sobbed watching footage of his late wife
Vinnie Jones sobs on Piers Morgan's Life Stories as he watches footage of late wife
Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan played a preview clip from his interview with Vinnie Jones on Piers Morgan's Life Stories, where the former footballer and actor broke down in tears.
He had been watching footage of his late wife Tanya, who died last year aged 53 after a six-year battle with cancer.
Piers called the interview "gut-wrenchingly painful" as viewers watched a clip from the upcoming series.
Piers explained: "Within three minutes, I showed Vinnie a clip of the last Life Stories, to tee up why we were doing it again, and there was Tanya in the audience.
Image: ITV) ITV)
"And he immediately crumbled, he hadn't seen the video footage of her, he said, for quite a while, and it hit him.
"It was so raw and moving and uplifting in a way, it was the most extraordinary love story, beauty and the beast in many ways.
"They had first met when they were 12 years old and they got to together in their late teens."
Piers added: "He said she saved him."
Image: Collect Unknown) Collect Unknown)
A clip played from Life Stories where Piers asked Vinny what he missed most about Tanya.
"Just the trampoline of being there for me," Vinnie replied.
"Yeah, I'd let her down so many times, but she'd catch me.
"And it was so much, many times, I said to her once, 'It was like catching a falling star'. She never once, Piers, would not put her arms out and catch me, every time."
Image: ITV) ITV)
Piers said: "She said to you really early on, 'What is it that you want?' and you said, 'I just want to be loved unconditionally'.
Vinnie replied: "I said, 'Just love me unconditionally,' and that was her promise."
GMB's Dr Hilary Jones also revealed a hilarious fact about when Vinnie came into the studio while he had stitches in.
He asked Dr Hilary to remove his stitches for him to save him a trip to the doctor, and Hilary was too scared to say no.
But he was terrified while removing Vinnie's stitches with scissors and without his proper medical kit.
"You don't want to hurt Vinnie Jones!" he exclaimed.
* Good Morning Britain airs weekdays on ITV at 6am


thedailymirror--2020-09-02--BBC confirms Rule Britannia will be sung at Proms in dramatic U-turn

The BBC have overturned the decision to ban songs including Rule , Britannia !
and Land of Hope and Glory from being sung at the Last Night of the Proms following a huge backlash .
Last month , it was revealed the songs would be performed as instrumental arrangements at the Royal Albert Hall .
The BBC said the decision was made in response to the restrictions in place on mass singing following the coronavirus outbreak and they have now found a way to allow the songs to be performed .
A BBC Proms spokesperson said : `` The pandemic @ @ @ @ @ @ @ one of the consequences , under COVID-19 restrictions , is we are not able to bring together massed voices .
For that reason we took the artistic decision not to sing Rule , Britannia !
and Land of Hope and Glory in the Hall .
`` We have been looking hard at what else might be possible and we have a solution .
Both pieces will now include a select group of BBC Singers .
This means the words will be sung in the Hall , and as we have always made clear @ @ @ @ @ @ @ along at home .
While it can ’ t be a full choir , and we are unable to have audiences in the Hall , we are doing everything possible to make it special and want a Last Night truly to remember .
`` We hope everyone will welcome this solution .
We think the night itself will be a very special moment for the country - and one that is much needed after a difficult period for everyone .
It will not be a usual Last Night , but it will be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to , but to remember . ''
The confirmation comes after The Sunday Times reported that the songs could be dropped from the classical music event in the wake of the Black Lives Matter protests and concerns about lyrics including : `` Britons never shall be slaves . ''
Organisers are said to have feared a backlash because of the perceived association the traditional anthems have with colonialism and slavery .
While critics argued the songs are 'racist propaganda ' and a relic of a part of Britain 's past that should no @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Johnson weighed in on the row and called for an end to the 'cringing embarrassment ' of British history .
`` If it is correct , which I can not believe that it really is , but if it is correct , that the BBC is saying that they will not sing the words of Land Of Hope And Glory or Rule , Britannia !
as they traditionally do at the end of The Last Night of The Proms , '' said Mr Johnson .
“ I think it ’ s time we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , about our traditions , and about our culture , and we stopped this general fight of self-recrimination and wetness .
I wanted to get that off my chest .
”

The decision to perform instrumental-only arrangements of the patriotic songs at the annual classical music event has been overturned by the BBC
The BBC have overturned the decision to ban songs including Rule, Britannia! and Land of Hope and Glory from being sung at the Last Night of the Proms following a huge backlash.
Last month, it was revealed the songs would be performed as instrumental arrangements at the Royal Albert Hall.
The BBC said the decision was made in response to the restrictions in place on mass singing following the coronavirus outbreak and they have now found a way to allow the songs to be performed.
A BBC Proms spokesperson said: "The pandemic means a different Proms this year and one of the consequences, under COVID-19 restrictions, is we are not able to bring together massed voices. For that reason we took the artistic decision not to sing Rule, Britannia! and Land of Hope and Glory in the Hall.
Image: Getty) Getty)
"We have been looking hard at what else might be possible and we have a solution. Both pieces will now include a select group of BBC Singers. This means the words will be sung in the Hall, and as we have always made clear, audiences will be free to sing along at home. While it can’t be a full choir, and we are unable to have audiences in the Hall, we are doing everything possible to make it special and want a Last Night truly to remember.
"We hope everyone will welcome this solution. We think the night itself will be a very special moment for the country - and one that is much needed after a difficult period for everyone. It will not be a usual Last Night, but it will be a night not just to look forward to, but to remember."
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The confirmation comes after The Sunday Times reported that the songs could be dropped from the classical music event in the wake of the Black Lives Matter protests and concerns about lyrics including: "Britons never shall be slaves."
Organisers are said to have feared a backlash because of the perceived association the traditional anthems have with colonialism and slavery.
While critics argued the songs are 'racist propaganda' and a relic of a part of Britain's past that should no longer be celebrated.
Image: Chris Jackson/Getty Images) Chris Jackson/Getty Images)
Prime Minister Boris Johnson weighed in on the row and called for an end to the 'cringing embarrassment' of British history.
"If it is correct, which I cannot believe that it really is, but if it is correct, that the BBC is saying that they will not sing the words of Land Of Hope And Glory or Rule, Britannia! as they traditionally do at the end of The Last Night of The Proms," said Mr Johnson. “I think it’s time we stopped our cringing embarrassment about our history, about our traditions, and about our culture, and we stopped this general fight of self-recrimination and wetness. I wanted to get that off my chest.”


thedailymirror--2020-09-02--Best cloth face masks to buy in the UK right now

With face masks now mandatory on public transport and in shops across England , they have become an essential must-have Brits are buying up to stay protected .
As we 're all aware , using a face mask or covering is a good preventative measure against spreading Covid-19 when venturing out in public spaces .
With the vast majority of shops starting to reopen and public transport getting busier , many disposable face mask options are selling out fast at big chain supermarkets and essential retailers .
But some of the best places to look for long-term reusable options is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bonus of masks being delivered straight to your home .
If you 're looking for masks suitable for adults , a popular option is Just Hype 's signature mask .
For a real bargain , you can now get a pack of 2 reusable face masks with activated carbon filters for less than £5 on Amazon .
If you 're unsure where to find stock , we 've rounded up top options below to keep you and your loved ones protected outdoors .
This face mask available to buy on Amazon is made @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for earloops , making for a snug , yet comfortable fit .
The breathable fabric is suitable for use during the warmer months and keep you protected from dust , pollen , ash and any other pollutants in the air .
The Signature Face Mask from Hype is one of the more stylish options available out there , thanks to it 's clean and minimalist design .
It 's made using 100 % cotton fabric , perfect for comfort and breathability when you 're out and about .
The earloop design helps to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the need to constantly readjust .
Price : £5.99 , Just Hype - buy here now Casetify 's reusable face masks are a great option for protecting yourself and for giving back .
For every face mask purchased the brand is donating one to a healthcare worker .
The masks come with a filter for extra protection and are reusable , causing less damage to the environment .
There 's five different colors to choose from .
A neck gaiter is a great item of clothing to use that can double up as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ nose , but still have a breathable fabric that 's wearable .
The gaiter is made from Merino Wool , which is widely known for it 's naturally warming and antibacterial properties .
As it 's woollen , this gaiter is best used when the temperature drops slightly .
These kids face masks from Hype have a galaxy design , adding a bit of eclectic style to this protective piece of gear .
The masks have elasticated earloop designs , helping to keep them up and in the right place on little faces @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , which is ideal if you have multiple children , or to ensure you do n't run out when you 're washing one or two of them .
Price : £24.99 , Just Hype - buy here now The Face It masks from Selfie Craft include a removable PM 2.5 activated carbon filter , are 100 % cotton and come in a variety of neutral and pastel shades for kids .
The Face It masks are available in 10 different designs for boys and girls and can be purchased individually or as a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has a set of five masks and five PM 2.5 activated carbon filters .
Price : From : £9.50 , Not on the High Street - buy here now With up to 47 different patterns available , there 's a style for everyone with these cloth masks from Prezzybox .
Utilising a filter that ’ s pocketed over the mouth and nose , the mask also comes with 2 filters for cleaning and reuse .
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The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the lower parts of your face and neck warm during outdoor activity .
The lightweight design is versatile and can be used in many different ways to suit your needs , including as a face mask thanks to the breathable material composition .
Another handy feature is the UPF50+ certified sun protection , that helps to protect you against ultraviolet radiation .
This fleeced headtube is a great accessory with multiple uses to keep you warm and safe when outdoors .
It 's made from breathable fabric that keeps out moisture , it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ different ways , including to cover the nose and mouth .
Made from three layers of cotton fabric , with extra room to insert a spare filter if you need to .
The masks come in different tones , select the colour/s you like most before you get to the checkout .
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Price : From : £7.49 , Etsy - buy here now Mayamiko have a great range of fun , abstract @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from , bringing a little bit of colour to your protective wear .
It 's made from breathable and washable cotton fabric that 's kind to skin .
The brand are also dedicated to helping charities and professionals who need it , with every purchase , one mask is donated on .
Price : From : £2 , Mayamiko - buy here now This deal from Contrado allows you to customise a pack of four face masks , that even come in different sizes to suit every member of the family .
Design @ @ @ @ @ @ @ drawings of your own , the elasticated fastenings sit securely behind the ears .
Each mask is handmade to order , so you 'll be in luck if you 've had to deal with stock shortages .
Price : From : £15 , Contrado - buy here now A simple design that does exactly what you 'll need it to , you can choose whether you 'd prefer the material to be cotton or linen , both known for breathability , comfort and ease of cleaning .
The masks provides maximum face coverage @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the fabrics used are also organic , free from chemicals and water resistant too .
Price : From : £7.77 , Etsy - buy here now Okay so it is n't cloth , but there 's loads of reasons to love this mask from Breathe Happy .
It 's the world ’ s first KN95 certified reusable face mask , delivering 99.9 % of filtered protection .
There 's a super soft silicone base , making it gentle on skin and less prone to harbouring bacteria .
They 're also eco-friendly , creating @ @ @ @ @ @ @ than the use of paper masks .
In a world ’ s first , ISKO , who has been developing innovative fabrics and textile solutions for over 100 years , have launched their brand new face covers .
They 're eco-friendly , breathable and stylish .
There are a range of nine fashionable colours and three sizes and can be reused up to 30 washes .
The Ally x HEROES reusable face covers are ethically produced using 100 % hypoallergenic cotton and a nanofiber filter that screens out 95 % of airborne particles @ @ @ @ @ @ @ colours and designs for both children and adults , as well as being ergonomically designed to adjust comfortably around a face with straps .
£2 from every sale is donated to the HEROES charity , and all profits from the exclusive HEROES range go to support those fighting to keep the nation safe .
Price : From : £12 , Choose Ally - buy here now If you 're looking for more ways to keep yourself protected during the lockdown , check out the top places to buy cleaning wipes for your home @

Find out where to buy the best face masks online for extra protection against Coronavirus when using public transport or visiting shops or outdoor spaces
19 Best cloth face masks to buy in the UK for 2021
With face masks now mandatory on public transport and in shops across the UK, they have become an essential must-have Brits are buying up to stay protected.
As we're all aware, using a face mask or covering is a good preventative measure against spreading Covid-19 when venturing out in public spaces.
With the vast majority of shops now back open for trading, pubs, restaurants and bars open for outside dining - there's still a requirement to wear a mask when in an enclosed space.
Thankfully there's plenty of choice when it comes to picking out a reusable mask - and the best places to look for long-term reusable options is online.
There is also the added bonus of having your masks being delivered straight to your home - how good is that?
If you're looking for masks suitable for adults, a popular option is Gap's 3-pack of Face Masks - which also come in a variety of colours too. For a real bargain, you can now get a pack of 6 reusable face masks with activated carbon filters for less than £5 on Amazon.
Still unsure where to find stock? We've rounded up top options below to keep you and your loved ones protected outdoors.
Best cloth masks to buy online
This pack of face masks available to buy on Amazon is made from elastic fibres with a stretched fabric for earloops, making for a snug, yet comfortable fit.
The breathable fabric is suitable for use all year round, and keep you protected from dust, pollen, ash and any other pollutants in the air.
These masks are made with soft, lightweight cotton so you're covered - comfortably.
Featuring comfortable over-the-ear straps - so you can wear it on long and short journeys.
Gap's face masks even come with an adjustable nose piece for a comfortable, secure fit when out and about shopping or seeing friends.
Buy now from Gap (£1.00)
The Signature Face Mask from Hype is one of the more stylish options available out there, thanks to its clean and minimalist design.
It's made using 100% cotton fabric, perfect for comfort and breathability when you're out and about. The earloop design helps to keep your mask in place, without the need to constantly readjust.
Buy now from Hype (99p)
The Buff Coolnet Tubular is designed to keep the lower parts of your face and neck warm during outdoor activity, or waiting for your dinner to arrive whilst dining outside.
The lightweight design is versatile and can be used in many different ways to suit your needs, including as a face mask thanks to the breathable material composition.
Another handy feature is the UPF50+ certified sun protection, that helps to protect you against ultraviolet radiation.
Casetify's reusable face masks are a great option for protecting yourself and for giving back.
For every face mask purchased the brand is donating one to a healthcare worker. The masks come with a filter for extra protection and are reusable, causing less damage to the environment.
There's five different colours to choose from too.
Buy now from Casetify(£11.00)
These kids face masks from Hype have a galaxy design, adding a bit of eclectic style to this protective piece of gear.
The masks have elasticated earloop designs, helping to keep them up and in the right place on little faces.
There's three in a pack, which is ideal if you have multiple children, or to ensure you don't run out when you're washing one or two of them.
Buy now from Hype (£1.99)
The Face It masks from Selfie Craft include a removable PM 2.5 activated carbon filter, are 100% cotton and come in a variety of neutral and pastel shades for kids.
The Face It masks are available in 10 different designs for boys and girls and can be purchased individually or as a collection.
Each of the two collections has a set of five masks and five PM 2.5 activated carbon filters.
Buy now from Not On The High Street (£4.75)
With up to five different patterns available, there's a style for everyone with these cloth masks from Prezzybox.
Although not a replacement for PPE, they do minimise risk by offering some protection against infection and reduce the risk of spreading through coughing and sneezing.
Utilising a filter that’s pocketed over the mouth and nose, the mask also comes with two filters for cleaning and reuse. What's more, they can be washed in your machine at home.
This fleeced headtube is a great accessory with multiple uses to keep you warm and safe when outdoors.
It's made from breathable fabric that keeps out moisture, it can also be folded and utilised in different ways, including to cover the nose and mouth.
Buy now from Mountain Warehouse (£5.99)
Made from three layers of cotton fabric, with extra room to insert a spare filter if you need to.
The masks come in different tones and colours you like most before you get to the checkout. There's also an elasticated tie to fix the mask to the correct area, where it feels most comfortable.
Buy now from Etsy (from £6.00)
Mayamiko have a great range of fun, abstract and unique printed face masks to choose from, bringing a little bit of colour to your protective wear.
It's made from breathable and washable cotton fabric that's kind to skin. The brand are also dedicated to helping charities and professionals who need it, with every purchase, one mask is donated on.
Buy now from Mayamiko (from £10.00)
This deal from Contrado allows you to customise a pack of four face masks, that even come in different sizes to suit every member of the family.
Design your own face masks with artwork and/or drawings of your own, the elasticated fastenings sit securely behind the ears.
Each mask is handmade to order, so you'll be in luck if you've had to deal with stock shortages.
Buy now from Contrado (from £16.00)
A simple design that does exactly what you'll need it to, you can choose whether you'd prefer the material to be cotton or linen, both known for breathability, comfort and ease of cleaning.
The masks provides maximum face coverage that protects against pollutants and dust, the fabrics used are also organic, free from chemicals and water resistant too.
Buy now from Etsy (from £9.05)
Okay so it isn't cloth, but there's loads of reasons to love this mask from Breathe Happy.
It's the world’s first KN95 certified reusable face mask, delivering 99.9% of filtered protection.
There's a super soft silicone base, making it gentle on skin and less prone to harbouring bacteria. They're also eco-friendly, creating 40 times less waste and environmental impact than the use of paper masks.
Buy now from Breathe Happy (£7.99)
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The Ally x HEROES reusable face covers are ethically produced using 100% hypoallergenic cotton and a nanofiber filter that screens out 95% of airborne particles.
It's available in six different colours and designs for both children and adults, as well as being ergonomically designed to adjust comfortably around a face with straps.
£2 from every sale is donated to the HEROES charity, and all profits from the exclusive HEROES range go to support those fighting to keep the nation safe.
Buy now from Choose Ally (£12.00)
Family-run British silk accessories brand David Watson are now offering matching silk and cotton face masks sets with their traditional pocket squares, neckerchiefs and hair ties as part of a new collaboration range with the William Morris gallery.
Designed in the New Forest and made in London, the sets are £55 each and arrive complete with gift box, making them great gifts.
Buy now from David Watson (£55.00)
Okay, so these aren't cloth either but this bundle of face masks from Boots contains 6 boxes of 50 disposable face masks (face coverings), made from three layers of comforting-to-skin fabric to cover the mouth and nose.
So if you're one to forget to always take a mask out with you, leave some by the front door, glove box of the car, handbags and even in your trusty reusable bag that you take out shopping.
They feature a soft ear loop fastening and comfortable pleated design - you perfect for long-wear.
Each mask conforms to the EN 14683 standard and offers 98% bacterial filtration efficiency.
This five-pack of face coverings are both reusable and washable.
The elasticated ear loops and added stretch help to find the best fit. They are crafted from a 3-ply breathable cotton and elastane blend with an antibacterial finish.
Masks should fit snuggly and comfortably across your face, covering your nose and mouth and stretched over your chin.
Care should be taken on removal of masks after use.
Buy now from Marks and Spencer (£9.50)
Now if you're looking for a face mask to suit your every mood or outfit whilst out and about, then this five pack is perfect for you.
Containing some gorgeous and bright bandana prints, each mask has double-layer construction and elasticated straps with adjustable toggles - so they won't put too much pressure behind your ears and cause discomfort.
They come with a nose clip for improved fit and can be washed in your machine at home. Winning.


thedailymirror--2020-09-02--This Morning Dr Zoe getting tested for colon cancer after noticing change

This Morning 's Dr Zoe has said that she is getting tested for colon cancer after noticing changes in her bowel habits .
The 40-year-old doctor had been explaining symptoms to look out for when she spoke about her family history of bowel cancer .
This comes after Hollywood actor Chadwick Boseman tragically died aged 43 at the weekend after secretly living with colon cancer for four years .
Dr Zoe said that on the Jamaican side of her family , her dad 's side , there had been cases of bowel cancer .
`` My grandmother and [ my @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cancer in their 60s .
So it 's not a highly significant risk and I do n't qualify for additional screening .
`` But actually , recently I myself have noticed some changes so I 'm going to have my camera test to look at the bowel .
`` Hopefully everything will be OK , I 'm not massively worried , but I 'd rather go and have that test and get it checked out rather than sit around and wait .
Dr Zoe explained that the cancer is `` almost always curable @ @ @ @ @ @ @ She spoke about how viewers need to check their poo for any differences , saying : `` Is it hard , soft or is there blood ? ''
Dr Zoe went on to say that she recommended telling a GP if other family members had suffered from the cancer because it can be genetic .
She also said that 50 % of cases could be helped by a good diet and that smoking and alcohol would increase the risk .
Dr Zoe explained that there is `` definitely a stigma around bowel cancer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the case in the black community '' .
When asked by hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield why that was the case , she said : `` I think there 's stigma in being unwell and being treated differently . ''
She added : `` It 's a fair guess that if he had been honest he would n't have been given [ the Black Panther ] role . ''
The American actor had been diagnosed with stage III colon cancer in 2016 , and secretly battled the disease .
The news was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ late on Friday in the US , which read : `` It is with immeasurable grief that we confirm the passing of Chadwick Boseman .
`` Chadwick was diagnosed with stage III colon cancer in 2016 , and battled with it these last 4 years as it progressed to stage IV .
`` A true fighter , Chadwick persevered through it all , and brought you many of the films you have come to love so much .
`` From Marshall to Da 5 Bloods , August Wilson ’ s Ma Rainey ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ all were filmed during and between countless surgeries and chemotherapy .
 '' It was the honor of his career to bring King T ’ Challa to life in Black Panther .
`` He died in his home , with his wife and family by his side .
`` The family thanks you for your love and prayers , and asks that you continue to respect their privacy during this difficult time . ''
*This Morning airs weekdays at 10am on ITV

This Morning's Dr Zoe said that two of her family members had died from the cancer and that she had recently been concerned over a change in her bowel habits
This Morning's Dr Zoe getting tested for colon cancer after change in bowel habits
This Morning's Dr Zoe has said that she is getting tested for colon cancer after noticing changes in her bowel habits.
The 40-year-old doctor had been explaining symptoms to look out for when she spoke about her family history of bowel cancer.
This comes after Hollywood actor Chadwick Boseman tragically died aged 43 at the weekend after secretly living with colon cancer for four years.
Image: ITV/REX/Shutterstock) ITV/REX/Shutterstock)
Dr Zoe said that on the Jamaican side of her family, her dad's side, there had been cases of bowel cancer.
"My grandmother and [my dad's] older sister died of cancer in their 60s. So it's not a highly significant risk and I don't qualify for additional screening.
"But actually, recently I myself have noticed some changes so I'm going to have my camera test to look at the bowel.
"Hopefully everything will be OK, I'm not massively worried, but I'd rather go and have that test and get it checked out rather than sit around and wait.
Dr Zoe explained that the cancer is "almost always curable" if it is caught early.
Image: ITV) ITV)
She spoke about how viewers need to check their poo for any differences, saying: "Is it hard, soft or is there blood?"
Dr Zoe went on to say that she recommended telling a GP if other family members had suffered from the cancer because it can be genetic.
She also said that 50% of cases could be helped by a good diet and that smoking and alcohol would increase the risk.
Image: Dumfries And Galloway Standard) Dumfries And Galloway Standard)
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Dr Zoe explained that there is "definitely a stigma around bowel cancer" which she said was "especially the case in the black community".
When asked by hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield why that was the case, she said: "I think there's stigma in being unwell and being treated differently."
She added: "It's a fair guess that if he had been honest he wouldn't have been given [the Black Panther] role."
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The American actor had been diagnosed with stage III colon cancer in 2016, and secretly battled the disease.
The news was confirmed in a statement posted on Instagram late on Friday in the US, which read: "It is with immeasurable grief that we confirm the passing of Chadwick Boseman.
"Chadwick was diagnosed with stage III colon cancer in 2016, and battled with it these last 4 years as it progressed to stage IV.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
"A true fighter, Chadwick persevered through it all, and brought you many of the films you have come to love so much.
"From Marshall to Da 5 Bloods, August Wilson’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom and several more, all were filmed during and between countless surgeries and chemotherapy.
"It was the honor of his career to bring King T’Challa to life in Black Panther.
"He died in his home, with his wife and family by his side.
"The family thanks you for your love and prayers, and asks that you continue to respect their privacy during this difficult time."
*This Morning airs weekdays at 10am on ITV


thedailymirror--2020-09-02--Teen 'who couldn't see how beautiful she was' took own life in lockdown

A mum says her daughter was `` let down '' before she killed herself in lockdown .
Georgia Gallaway , 19 , was the most beautiful girl , with a massive smile and an infectious laugh , tributes said .
`` Unfortunately , she could n't see how beautiful she was , and she fought a battle every day unable to see those qualities , '' they added .
Georgia had suffered with mental health problems for many years but had finally agreed to seek help before the start of the pandemic .
But when the UK went into lockdown @ @ @ @ @ @ @ replaced with ones over the telephone .
Her family say she tried to pursue them , but struggled to talk with a stranger she had never met .
This caused a downward spiral that resulted in her taking her own life in July , her mum says .
Her grieving mum Sophie Alway says she does n't blame anyone for the death , but has now launched a campaign to help other youngsters so no other parent has to go through what she has .
She also wants to set up a support @ @ @ @ @ @ @ falling through the net .
She said : `` There was very little help , and because of lockdown any help she did get was over the phone .
`` But like many teenagers , Georgia really struggled with talking at all let alone on the phone to a stranger she could n't see .
`` She was so let down .
I do n't blame any individuals but it was a system failure .
Things need to change and our children 's lives matter .
`` Georgia 's life mattered and I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ makes a difference to others and can hopefully save many lives . ''
Sophie said she wanted the support group to be a `` safe place where young girls can come and talk , or not talk , while being around others that have similar feelings will make them realise they are not alone . ''
She added : `` I want to build a huge support system so they always have someone they can reach out to , I never want another child to feel so low and alone that they think @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` Georgia was the funniest person you could meet , she would do little dance routines constantly and was always trying to make people laugh , so many people have come forward since she 's died to tell me how she helped them through hard times .
`` But she never really confided in anyone about hers , she thought there was something wrong with her .
`` She did n't feel her problems were 'bad enough ' to talk to someone about , and got angry at herself for the way @ @ @ @ @ @ @ come out at home and she would often sob her heart out in her room at home , I felt so helpless . ''
Sophie , who lives in Falmouth , Cornwall , with partner Lee and younger daughter Mia , said another problem she faced was not being able to stay involved once her daughter turned 18 .
She added : `` Parents need to be allowed to be more involved , as soon as she turned 18 they did n't involve me in anything , they said she was an 'adult @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was still a child in so many ways .
`` I do n't blame any authorities .
I just want improvements to be made .
She did do the phone sessions but just did n't find it helpful as she struggled to talk on the phone .
`` She did need more help , but I do n't want to place the blame on anyone , it was just an overall system failure . ''
Her friends and family are also now fundraising to hold a celebration of her life after pandemic restrictions @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
An online donation page has been set up to raise money for an event for Georgia , with any funds left over going to a charity that raises awareness of suicide among young people and campaigns for change .
They have already smashed the initial £4,000 target within the first four days .
Sarah Brandwood , who set up the group alongside another family friend Carly Geach , said : `` Georgia was the most beautiful girl , with a massive smile and an infectious laugh .
She brightened up everyone 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` She was always dancing and making others smile , caring and protective of her loved ones .
`` Unfortunately , she could n't see how beautiful she was , and she fought a battle every day unable to see those qualities .
`` She hated everything about herself from the inside out , which made her feel as though people only pretended to like her ; she felt unworthy , and unlovable and always needed reassurance . ''
Sarah said that Georgia was reluctant to talk to someone but eventually started to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ added : `` She told her that the reason she would n't have counselling was because she did n't think her problems were bad enough and that there was just something wrong with her - she actually thought that the professionals might laugh at her problems . ''
Georgia did n't enjoy school and had some bullying issues but the family say they ca n't pinpoint the moment her problems began .
Sarah said : `` Georgia finally had a plan and was going to attend counselling sessions which perked her up a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the gym which she really loved .
`` Unfortunately , this was all at the start of lockdown and not having a routine or being able to see her friends was a real struggle for Georgia and she started to spiral downwards .
`` She had no motivation or energy to do anything , she could n't see the point .
`` Nobody can explain the agonising emotional and physical pain that losing a child causes , the guilt that is left is horrendous and Sophie wants to raise awareness for those with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
She wants to find a way to provide safe places where teenagers can talk , or not talk but be around others who are feeling the same and understand them .
`` No parent , sibling or friend should go through the horrendous pain that Sophie and her family have endured . ''
Covid restrictions meant only few people could attend Georgia 's funeral so the family would now like to hold a celebration of her life on Friday 30th October , which would have been her 20th birthday .
Any extra @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that raises awareness of suicide among young people and campaigns for change .
* Samaritans ( 116 123 ) operates a 24-hour service available every day of the year .
If you prefer to write down how you ’ re feeling , or if you ’ re worried about being overheard on the phone , you can email Samaritans at jo @ samaritans.org

Georgia Gallaway, 19, had suffered with mental health problems for many years but had finally agreed to seek help before the start of the pandemic
'Let down' teen 'who couldn't see how beautiful she was' took own life in lockdown
A mum says her daughter was "let down" before she killed herself in lockdown.
Georgia Gallaway, 19, was the most beautiful girl, with a massive smile and an infectious laugh, tributes said.
"Unfortunately, she couldn't see how beautiful she was, and she fought a battle every day unable to see those qualities," they added.
Georgia had suffered with mental health problems for many years but had finally agreed to seek help before the start of the pandemic.
But when the UK went into lockdown, the sessions she had booked were replaced with ones over the telephone.
Her family say she tried to pursue them, but struggled to talk with a stranger she had never met.
This caused a downward spiral that resulted in her taking her own life in July, her mum says.
Image: Sophie Alway / SWNS) Sophie Alway / SWNS)
Her grieving mum Sophie Alway says she doesn't blame anyone for the death, but has now launched a campaign to help other youngsters so no other parent has to go through what she has.
She also wants to set up a support group to stop young girls like Georgia falling through the net.
She said: "There was very little help, and because of lockdown any help she did get was over the phone.
"But like many teenagers, Georgia really struggled with talking at all let alone on the phone to a stranger she couldn't see.
"She was so let down. I don't blame any individuals but it was a system failure. Things need to change and our children's lives matter.
"Georgia's life mattered and I'm determined to make sure her life makes a difference to others and can hopefully save many lives."
Image: Sophie Alway / SWNS) Sophie Alway / SWNS)
Sophie said she wanted the support group to be a "safe place where young girls can come and talk, or not talk, while being around others that have similar feelings will make them realise they are not alone."
She added: "I want to build a huge support system so they always have someone they can reach out to, I never want another child to feel so low and alone that they think suicide is their best or only option.
"Georgia was the funniest person you could meet, she would do little dance routines constantly and was always trying to make people laugh, so many people have come forward since she's died to tell me how she helped them through hard times.
"But she never really confided in anyone about hers, she thought there was something wrong with her.
"She didn't feel her problems were 'bad enough' to talk to someone about, and got angry at herself for the way she felt.
"Her emotions would come out at home and she would often sob her heart out in her room at home, I felt so helpless."
Image: Sophie Alway / SWNS) Sophie Alway / SWNS)
Sophie, who lives in Falmouth, Cornwall, with partner Lee and younger daughter Mia, said another problem she faced was not being able to stay involved once her daughter turned 18.
She added: "Parents need to be allowed to be more involved, as soon as she turned 18 they didn't involve me in anything, they said she was an 'adult' but she wasn't. She was still a child in so many ways.
"I don't blame any authorities. I just want improvements to be made. She did do the phone sessions but just didn't find it helpful as she struggled to talk on the phone.
"She did need more help, but I don't want to place the blame on anyone, it was just an overall system failure."
Her friends and family are also now fundraising to hold a celebration of her life after pandemic restrictions prevented them from saying a proper goodbye.
An online donation page has been set up to raise money for an event for Georgia, with any funds left over going to a charity that raises awareness of suicide among young people and campaigns for change.
They have already smashed the initial £4,000 target within the first four days.
Sarah Brandwood, who set up the group alongside another family friend Carly Geach, said: "Georgia was the most beautiful girl, with a massive smile and an infectious laugh. She brightened up everyone's day mostly being a total clown!
"She was always dancing and making others smile, caring and protective of her loved ones.
"Unfortunately, she couldn't see how beautiful she was, and she fought a battle every day unable to see those qualities.
"She hated everything about herself from the inside out, which made her feel as though people only pretended to like her; she felt unworthy, and unlovable and always needed reassurance."
Image: Sophie Alway / SWNS) Sophie Alway / SWNS)
Sarah said that Georgia was reluctant to talk to someone but eventually started to open up to her mum.
She added: "She told her that the reason she wouldn't have counselling was because she didn't think her problems were bad enough and that there was just something wrong with her - she actually thought that the professionals might laugh at her problems."
Georgia didn't enjoy school and had some bullying issues but the family say they can't pinpoint the moment her problems began.
Sarah said: "Georgia finally had a plan and was going to attend counselling sessions which perked her up a bit, and she started going to the gym which she really loved.
"Unfortunately, this was all at the start of lockdown and not having a routine or being able to see her friends was a real struggle for Georgia and she started to spiral downwards.
"She had no motivation or energy to do anything, she couldn't see the point.
"Nobody can explain the agonising emotional and physical pain that losing a child causes, the guilt that is left is horrendous and Sophie wants to raise awareness for those with mental health problems, especially teenage girls. She wants to find a way to provide safe places where teenagers can talk, or not talk but be around others who are feeling the same and understand them.
"No parent, sibling or friend should go through the horrendous pain that Sophie and her family have endured."
Covid restrictions meant only few people could attend Georgia's funeral so the family would now like to hold a celebration of her life on Friday 30th October, which would have been her 20th birthday.
Any extra funds raised will go to a charity that raises awareness of suicide among young people and campaigns for change.
To donate click here.
* Samaritans (116 123) operates a 24-hour service available every day of the year. If you prefer to write down how you’re feeling, or if you’re worried about being overheard on the phone, you can email Samaritans at jo@samaritans.org


thedailymirror--2020-09-03--New £500m trials of weekly coronavirus test that could get UK 'back to normal'

Britain is investing £500 million in the trials of a 20-minute coronavirus test in the hope it can be scaled up to test everyone weekly to get the country `` back to normal '' .
The funding package will explore the benefits of repeatedly testing people for the virus , the Health Secretary Matt Hancock has announced .
Money will go towards launching a new community-wide repeat population testing trial in Salford , Greater Manchester .
Existing trials in Southampton and Hampshire , using a no-swab saliva test and a rapid 20-minute test , will also be expanded through the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will be rolled out across the whole population , with businesses expected to contribute towards the costs , the Telegraph reports .
The plans aim to achieve a massive expansion in testing capacity before winter , to prevent spikes in Covid-19 and give workplaces confidence to function more normally without such strict social distancing .
Getting workers back to the office is seen as essential to supporting city centre jobs and businesses , with many people still working from home even since lockdown was eased .
Health Secretary Matt Hancock said : `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in combating this pandemic .
`` Over the past six months we have built almost from scratch one of the biggest testing systems in the world .
`` We need to use every new innovation at our disposal to expand the use of testing , and build the mass testing capability that can help suppress the virus and enable more of the things that make life worth living .
`` We are backing innovative new tests that are fast , accurate and easier to use will maximise the impact and scale of testing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a more normal way of life . ''
The Department of Health and Social Care ( DHSC ) said saliva-based testing will be used for the pilot in Salford , which will involve the city council and other local partners .
A select number of residents will be invited for a weekly test , with the pilot performing up to 250 tests a day .
The initial focus will be on high footfall areas of Salford , such as retail areas , public services , transport and faith spaces .
Its aim is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ including for those with no or minor symptoms , so people can self-isolate .
Results will inform how regular repeat community testing could be scaled up across the country .
In Southampton , the second phase of a no-swab saliva test pilot is due to begin this week .
It will see a weekly testing model trialled with more than 2,100 pupils and staff across four schools .
The work is led by a partnership of the University of Southampton , Southampton City Council and the NHS .
Meanwhile in Hampshire the pilot @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be expanded `` to further explore the applications of mobile testing in different settings '' , the DHSC said .
Funding will also be used to extend capacity for existing polymerase chain reaction ( PCR ) testing currently being used in the UK .
Baroness Dido Harding , interim executive chairwoman of the National Institute for Health Protection , the body replacing Public Health England , said : `` New testing technologies and methods are vital to keep the system evolving and improving , especially as we assess how routine testing could help @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` We will continue to scale up our testing capacity by expanding our network of testing sites and investing in new technologies to reach even more people through NHS Test and Trace . ''

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Ex health secretary says coronavirus testing should be targeted
Ex health secretary says coronavirus testing should be targeted
The government is hoping that, if successful, the 20-minute coronavirus test could be taken by everyone weekly and help the country return to a 'more normal way of life'
New £500m trials of weekly coronavirus test that could get UK 'back to normal'
Britain is investing £500 million in the trials of a 20-minute coronavirus test in the hope it can be scaled up to test everyone weekly to get the country "back to normal".
The funding package will explore the benefits of repeatedly testing people for the virus, the Health Secretary Matt Hancock has announced.
Money will go towards launching a new community-wide repeat population testing trial in Salford, Greater Manchester.
Existing trials in Southampton and Hampshire, using a no-swab saliva test and a rapid 20-minute test, will also be expanded through the new funding.
If successful, schemes will be rolled out across the whole population, with businesses expected to contribute towards the costs, the Telegraph reports.
The plans aim to achieve a massive expansion in testing capacity before winter, to prevent spikes in Covid-19 and give workplaces confidence to function more normally without such strict social distancing.
Getting workers back to the office is seen as essential to supporting city centre jobs and businesses, with many people still working from home even since lockdown was eased.
Image: PA) PA)
Health Secretary Matt Hancock said: "Testing is a vital line of defence in combating this pandemic.
"Over the past six months we have built almost from scratch one of the biggest testing systems in the world.
"We need to use every new innovation at our disposal to expand the use of testing, and build the mass testing capability that can help suppress the virus and enable more of the things that make life worth living.
"We are backing innovative new tests that are fast, accurate and easier to use will maximise the impact and scale of testing, helping us to get back to a more normal way of life."
Image: PA) PA)
The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) said saliva-based testing will be used for the pilot in Salford, which will involve the city council and other local partners.
A select number of residents will be invited for a weekly test, with the pilot performing up to 250 tests a day.
The initial focus will be on high footfall areas of Salford, such as retail areas, public services, transport and faith spaces.
Its aim is to identify positive coronavirus cases early, including for those with no or minor symptoms, so people can self-isolate.
Results will inform how regular repeat community testing could be scaled up across the country.
Image: PA) PA) Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
In Southampton, the second phase of a no-swab saliva test pilot is due to begin this week.
It will see a weekly testing model trialled with more than 2,100 pupils and staff across four schools.
The work is led by a partnership of the University of Southampton, Southampton City Council and the NHS.
Meanwhile in Hampshire the pilot of a rapid 20-minute coronavirus test will be expanded "to further explore the applications of mobile testing in different settings", the DHSC said.
Funding will also be used to extend capacity for existing polymerase chain reaction (PCR) testing currently being used in the UK.
Baroness Dido Harding, interim executive chairwoman of the National Institute for Health Protection, the body replacing Public Health England, said: "New testing technologies and methods are vital to keep the system evolving and improving, especially as we assess how routine testing could help pick up cases of the virus earlier.
"We will continue to scale up our testing capacity by expanding our network of testing sites and investing in new technologies to reach even more people through NHS Test and Trace."


thedailymirror--2020-09-03--Meghan Markle and Prince Harry 'to scoop £75m from staggering Netflix mega deal'

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry could be coining it in with their new Netflix 'mega deal ' with experts predicting they could make £75 million from it .
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are looking to make documentaries , films and children 's programmes even though it has been pointed out that they have never produced a TV show before .
The couple stood down from their royal duties in March and moved to California in the hope of forging a new life and having a shot at 'cracking ' Hollywood .
They are hoping that there Netflix shows @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to `` give hope '' and `` unlock action '' .
In a statement when they announced their new venture with the streaming service , the couple said that their lives `` have allowed us to understand the power of the human spirit : of courage , resilience , and the need for connection . ''
Speaking to The Sun , PR expert Jonathan Shalit predicted that the royal couple would cash in to the tune of £37 million to £75 million .
Meghan and Harry have already splashed the cash on an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ founded a production company ahead of signing up with Netflix .
Mr Shalit told The Sun that the deal is `` staggering '' and that this is the first time a `` Hollywood studio got hold of British royal family '' and that the deal is `` historic '' .
The PR guru went on to add that once bonuses had been paid , the royals could land more than £180 million .
Mr Shalit , of InterTalent Rights , claimed Harry , 35 , and Meg could pocket bonuses which would increase @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Despite the venture into TV shows , the New York Times has reported that Meghan has no desire to return to acting , despite some commentators suggesting that the former Suits star would welcome the opportunity .
Speaking to the Daily Mail , royal expert Ingrid Seward said : `` This proves it ’ s not what you can do , it is who you are .
`` It ’ s very nice for them to be able to just step into that .
`` I imagine Prince Charles will be relieved as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and the British public will be relieved because they can pay back what they owe now on Frogmore Cottage , so it ’ s a win-win situation . ''
The Times has reported that an industry source has claimed that Meghan `` believes she ’ s getting full creative control ” but the source reckons that this would not be the case .
They told the paper : `` TV networks , Netflix included , don ’ t let the lunatics run the asylum .
`` Meghan will no doubt want to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s not how it ’ s going to pan out.
`` Meghan and Harry announced the venture in a statement on Wednesday , saying : `` Our lives , both independent of each other , and as a couple have allowed us to understand the power of the human spirit : of courage , resilience , and the need for connection .
`` Through our work with diverse communities and their environments , to shining a light on people and causes around the world , our focus will be on creating content @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` As new parents , making inspirational family programming is also important to us , as is powerful storytelling through a truthful and relatable lens . ''
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Meghan and Harry are already working on two Netflix projects
Meghan and Harry are already working on two Netflix projects
The deal signed with Netflix by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex is going to land them millions as they look to make their own way in the United States
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry could be coining it in with their new Netflix 'mega deal' with experts predicting they could make £75 million from it.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are looking to make documentaries, films and children's programmes even though it has been pointed out that they have never produced a TV show before.
The couple stood down from their royal duties in March and moved to California in the hope of forging a new life and having a shot at 'cracking' Hollywood.
They are hoping that there Netflix shows will be “impactful” and look to "give hope" and "unlock action".
In a statement when they announced their new venture with the streaming service, the couple said that their lives "have allowed us to understand the power of the human spirit: of courage, resilience, and the need for connection."
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
Speaking to The Sun, PR expert Jonathan Shalit predicted that the royal couple would cash in to the tune of £37 million to £75 million.
Meghan and Harry have already splashed the cash on an £11 million mansion in California and have founded a production company ahead of signing up with Netflix.
Mr Shalit told The Sun that the deal is "staggering" and that this is the first time a "Hollywood studio got hold of British royal family" and that the deal is "historic".
The PR guru went on to add that once bonuses had been paid, the royals could land more than £180 million.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Mr Shalit, of InterTalent Rights, claimed Harry, 35, and Meg could pocket bonuses which would increase their haul to more than £180million.
Despite the venture into TV shows, the New York Times has reported that Meghan has no desire to return to acting, despite some commentators suggesting that the former Suits star would welcome the opportunity.
Speaking to the Daily Mail, royal expert Ingrid Seward said: "This proves it’s not what you can do, it is who you are.
"It’s very nice for them to be able to just step into that.
"I imagine Prince Charles will be relieved as they will be off his payroll now, and the British public will be relieved because they can pay back what they owe now on Frogmore Cottage, so it’s a win-win situation."
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The Times has reported that an industry source has claimed that Meghan "believes she’s getting full creative control” but the source reckons that this would not be the case.
They told the paper: " TV networks, Netflix included, don’t let the lunatics run the asylum.
"Meghan will no doubt want to cast herself as Mother Teresa but that’s not how it’s going to pan out. "
Meghan and Harry announced the venture in a statement on Wednesday, saying: "Our lives, both independent of each other, and as a couple have allowed us to understand the power of the human spirit: of courage, resilience, and the need for connection.
"Through our work with diverse communities and their environments, to shining a light on people and causes around the world, our focus will be on creating content that informs but also gives hope.
"As new parents, making inspirational family programming is also important to us, as is powerful storytelling through a truthful and relatable lens."
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thedailymirror--2020-09-03--Incredible aerial vid shows rammed 500-strong illegal rave before police swooped

Footage shows hundreds of people ignoring social distancing rules at an illegal forest rave in Norfolk before it was broken up by riot police at a cost of £25,000 .
The mixture of drone , helicopter and bodycam video was shot on Saturday night as officers broke up the party at an isolated area of woodland in Thetford Forest off the A134 at Lynford , near Brandon .
Norfolk Constabulary , which said some officers were pelted with bottles and cans by ravers during the shut down , have since made the shocking footage public .
In one clip , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ kick at officers before being batted away by a riot shield .
For updates on coronavirus , follow our live blog HERE .
More than 100 officers from four police forces were needed in what has been described as a `` significant operation '' at a huge cost to the taxpayer - with more than 500 people in attendance .
The gathering was successfully quelled and audio equipment , generators , the rig and a large flat-bed lorry were seized .
Five people were arrested and handed fixed penalty notices of £100 .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ led the operation , said a drone unit , dogs , the National Police Air Service helicopter and specially trained public order officers had all been deployed .
The event was taking place near to the English Heritage site Grimes Graves .
Ch Cons Davison said it was clear the `` well-established and planned event '' was due to continue through Sunday and into Monday and the force had worked to `` close the event down in a controlled manner , taking the safety of those in attendance and our officers into account @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's extremely disappointing to see these types of events taking place when the rest of our communities are doing everything they can to help stop the spread of the virus . ''
It was just one of multiple raves shutdown across the country this bank holiday weekend .
In London , the Met Police said it had shut down 21 unlicensed music events .
New rules which came into force on Friday ahead of the bank holiday weekend mean organisers of illegal raves could be hit with £10,000 fines .

Norfolk Police have released the footage, which is a mixture of drone, helicopter and bodycam video, showing hundreds of ravers ignoring social distancing to party in an isolated section of Thetford Forest
Footage shows hundreds of people ignoring social distancing rules at an illegal forest rave in Norfolk before it was broken up by riot police at a cost of £25,000.
The mixture of drone, helicopter and bodycam video was shot on Saturday night as officers broke up the party at an isolated area of woodland in Thetford Forest off the A134 at Lynford, near Brandon.
Norfolk Constabulary, which said some officers were pelted with bottles and cans by ravers during the shut down, have since made the shocking footage public.
In one clip, a partygoer is seen performing a flying kick at officers before being batted away by a riot shield.
For updates on coronavirus, follow our live blog HERE.
More than 100 officers from four police forces were needed in what has been described as a "significant operation" at a huge cost to the taxpayer - with more than 500 people in attendance.
The gathering was successfully quelled and audio equipment, generators, the rig and a large flat-bed lorry were seized.
Five people were arrested and handed fixed penalty notices of £100.
Assistant Chief Constable Nick Davison, who led the operation, said a drone unit, dogs, the National Police Air Service helicopter and specially trained public order officers had all been deployed.
The event was taking place near to the English Heritage site Grimes Graves.
Ch Cons Davison said it was clear the "well-established and planned event" was due to continue through Sunday and into Monday and the force had worked to "close the event down in a controlled manner, taking the safety of those in attendance and our officers into account".
He said: "It's extremely disappointing to see these types of events taking place when the rest of our communities are doing everything they can to help stop the spread of the virus."
It was just one of multiple raves shutdown across the country this bank holiday weekend.
In London, the Met Police said it had shut down 21 unlicensed music events.
New rules which came into force on Friday ahead of the bank holiday weekend mean organisers of illegal raves could be hit with £10,000 fines.