thedailymirror--2020-10-16--Donald Trump told he has 'a lovely smile' in deeply weird moment at TV debate

Donald Trump was told he has a `` lovely smile '' by an audience member at the NBC town hall debate tonight , in one of the weirdest moments of the campaign so far .
He replied to the audience member 's question by making false claims about his immigration policies .
The female audience member , Paulette Dale , said her grandparents were from Russia and Poland - and asked for his thoughts on DACA - Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals , a programme which allows some children who came to the US as children leave to remain and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ long tried to kill off the programme , but was thwarted in the Supreme Court , which struck down his measures .
`` We ’ re going to take care of Daca , '' the President claimed .
`` We 're going to take care of Dreamers .
It 's working right now .
`` We 're negotiating different aspects of immigration law . ''
He went on to make a false claim about how much of his border wall had been built .
He said : `` We 've built now over @ @ @ @ @ @ @ border .
Mexico 's working very closely with us , we 've got the strongest border we 've ever had . ''
By October 9 , 360 miles of wall had been built - most of which was replacing border barriers which already existed .
The President added : `` We want people to come into our country , they have to come in legally .
`` But we 're working very hard on the Daca programme and I think you will be very happy with the course of the next year , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you do about it . ''
But , as host Savannah Guthrie noted , the Daca programme is effectively dead at the moment .
She said : `` Under your administration no new applicants are allowed , and in fact , Daca recipients have to renew every year , rather than every two years .
`` So in fact the Daca programme has been curtailed by your administration . ''
Trump initially claimed the changes had been made because of the pandemic .
But he then said : `` We 've made it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ because of the pandemic .
And other reasons , and crime . ''
Before asking her question , Paulette told President Trump : `` I must say you have a lovely smile .
You 're very handsome when you smile . ''

In one of the weirdest moments of the campaign so far, the President was fully hit on by someone asking a question at the NBC town hall
Donald Trump told he has 'a lovely smile' in deeply weird moment at TV debate
Donald Trump was told he has a "lovely smile" by an audience member at the NBC town hall debate tonight, in one of the weirdest moments of the campaign so far.
He replied to the audience member's question by making false claims about his immigration policies.
The female audience member, Paulette Dale, said her grandparents were from Russia and Poland - and asked for his thoughts on DACA - Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, a programme which allows some children who came to the US as children leave to remain and work in the US.
Trump has long tried to kill off the programme, but was thwarted in the Supreme Court, which struck down his measures.
"We’re going to take care of Daca," the President claimed. "We're going to take care of Dreamers. It's working right now.
"We're negotiating different aspects of immigration law."
He went on to make a false claim about how much of his border wall had been built.
He said: "We've built now over 400 miles of border wall, southern border. Mexico's working very closely with us, we've got the strongest border we've ever had."
By October 9, 360 miles of wall had been built - most of which was replacing border barriers which already existed.
The President added: "We want people to come into our country, they have to come in legally.
"But we're working very hard on the Daca programme and I think you will be very happy with the course of the next year, because I feel the same way as you do about it."
But, as host Savannah Guthrie noted, the Daca programme is effectively dead at the moment.
She said: "Under your administration no new applicants are allowed, and in fact, Daca recipients have to renew every year, rather than every two years.
"So in fact the Daca programme has been curtailed by your administration."
Trump initially claimed the changes had been made because of the pandemic.
But he then said: "We've made it very, very difficult to come in because of the pandemic. And other reasons, and crime."
Before asking her question, Paulette told President Trump: "I must say you have a lovely smile. You're very handsome when you smile."


thedailymirror--2020-10-16--Mesut Ozil 'set to be left out' of Arsenal's Premier League squad this season

Mesut Ozil looks set to be left out of Arsenal 's Premier League squad this season .
It is the latest barb from Mikel Arteta , who has already excluded the playmaker from his Europa League squad .
Ozil has one year left on his contract , worth £350,000 , and the Gunners have tried to offload him .
But the midfielder is happy to be where he is and intends to see out his deal until the summer .
However , his resolve will be tested by Arteta freezing him out of the squad almost entirely .
After leaving @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Europa League , the Arsenal boss intends on doing the same for the Premier League squad , according to the Daily Mail .
Ozil has been given no assurances over his playing-time this season and has not played for the Gunners in seven months .
Arteta is facing a selection headache ahead of the registration date for the Premier League .
Arsenal have 19 foreign players - two more than selection guidelines will allow .
As well as Ozil , Sokratis was also excluded from the Europa League squad , another player @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the summer .
It marks an astonishing decline for the 32-year-old , who was heralded as a turning point transfer when he joined Arsenal in 2013 .
Arteta 's decision would mean that the former Real Madrid star will likely not play any football until January - where his future will again take the spotlight .
When pressed on his decision to exclude Ozil from the Europa League , Arteta insisted it was a difficult decision .
`` Well he wasn ’ t the only one who ’ s not in the squad @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was a really difficult decision for me to make because to leave players out of the squad at that level where they know they can not get involved is really tough .
`` I don ’ t like it at all but the decision has to be made because we have a limit on foreign players and unfortunately we have to make that decision . ''
However , the Gunners coach did offer Ozil a lifeline - though , a very slim one at that .
Arteta said : `` [ Ozil and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , try to train the best possible way , help the team as best they can and see what happens . ''

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta has already excluded Mesut Ozil from his Europa League squad and the German midfielder is facing exile from the Premier League team as well
Mesut Ozil 'set to be left out' of Arsenal's Premier League squad this season
Mesut Ozil looks set to be left out of Arsenal's Premier League squad this season.
It is the latest barb from Mikel Arteta, who has already excluded the playmaker from his Europa League squad.
Ozil has one year left on his contract, worth £350,000, and the Gunners have tried to offload him.
But the midfielder is happy to be where he is and intends to see out his deal until the summer.
However, his resolve will be tested by Arteta freezing him out of the squad almost entirely.
After leaving him out of the 25-man squad for the Europa League, the Arsenal boss intends on doing the same for the Premier League squad, according to the Daily Mail.
Image: Arsenal FC via Getty Images) Arsenal FC via Getty Images)
Ozil has been given no assurances over his playing-time this season and has not played for the Gunners in seven months.
Arteta is facing a selection headache ahead of the registration date for the Premier League.
Arsenal have 19 foreign players - two more than selection guidelines will allow.
As well as Ozil, Sokratis was also excluded from the Europa League squad, another player that was told he could leave over the summer.
It marks an astonishing decline for the 32-year-old, who was heralded as a turning point transfer when he joined Arsenal in 2013.
Arteta's decision would mean that the former Real Madrid star will likely not play any football until January - where his future will again take the spotlight.
Image: Arsenal FC via Getty Images) Arsenal FC via Getty Images)
When pressed on his decision to exclude Ozil from the Europa League, Arteta insisted it was a difficult decision.
"Well he wasn’t the only one who’s not in the squad," he said.
"It was a really difficult decision for me to make because to leave players out of the squad at that level where they know they cannot get involved is really tough.
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"I don’t like it at all but the decision has to be made because we have a limit on foreign players and unfortunately we have to make that decision."
However, the Gunners coach did offer Ozil a lifeline - though, a very slim one at that.
Arteta said: "[Ozil and Sokratis] have to respect that decision, try to train the best possible way, help the team as best they can and see what happens."


thedailymirror--2020-10-16--Wife and 4 girls of doctor on ventilator fighting Covid 'may have to leave UK'

The wife and daughters of a `` loved and respected '' hospital consultant paralysed on a ventilator after contracting coronavirus face an anxious wait to see if they will have to leave the UK while he remains in intensive care .
A fundraising campaign has begun to help get legal assistance for 44-year-old consultant cardiologist Dr Basem Enany , who is in intensive care at Leeds General Infirmary after developing a rare complication of Covid-19 .
Dr Enany 's wife and four daughters have been unable to visit him in hospital due to the virus and now face the prospect @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Egyptian locum 's contract expires at the end of November .
Enany ’ s wife , who did not wish to give her full name , told the Guardian : “ I can ’ t believe this is happening .
The whole thing is like a bad dream .
My husband is young and very talented .
We never thought we would face something like this .
“ He loves his work so much .
Even when he first got Covid he was working online from home on his emails and looking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ very dedicated doctor .
Before this happened our lives were smooth and easy and stable .
Our four daughters are very well settled here .
All of them love school and are happy here.
” His friend and colleague at York Hospital , Dr Sanjay Gupta , said Dr Enany regularly spent long shifts on Covid wards looking after very sick patients at the height of the pandemic .
But in mid-September the fit and well consultant developed the symptoms himself , although he did not catch the virus at York Hospital as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , who is also a consultant heart specialist , said his friend developed a weakness in both legs and this turned very rapidly into a progressive paralysis that spread to his arms and then his respiratory muscles .
He said Dr Enany was diagnosed with Guillain-Barre syndrome , which is a rare complication of some viruses , including Covid-19 , only seen in 31 other cases across the world .
Dr Enany was put on a ventilator a fortnight ago and remains unable to move his arms and legs or breathe unassisted , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he is able to communicate .
Dr Gupta said : `` He came to this country to help and now he is in a terrible situation .
`` It 's just horrible what 's happened to him and we all just want to do everything we can to help . ''
Dr Gupta said on his GoFundMe page : `` Basem 's current status is that he is stable but still critically unwell .
`` There is a chance that he may be able to regain the ability to breathe without support and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is also a high chance that he may not make it , or be left with permanent disability .
`` What is certain is that he will spend several months in intensive care and will not be able to go back to the profession that he loved so dearly for several months or even years . ''
Dr Gupta said Dr Enany was working as a locum at York Hospital before he became ill , but his contract is due to finish at the end of November .
He said his friend 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , therefore , his wife and four daughters , the youngest of whom is four , are likely to be asked to leave the UK .
Dr Gupta said Dr Enany , who lives in Dewsbury , West Yorks , is a `` devoted husband and a loving father '' .
He has started a fundraising campaign to help secure specialist legal advice for the family 's immigration situation and also support them as they face losing Dr Enany 's income .
Dr Gupta said : `` He is the sole breadwinner for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Basem was a completely fit and healthy man .
`` As part of his job , Basem has looked after and saved the lives of several critically ill cardiac patients and is loved and respected by his colleagues and his patients . ''
He said : `` As a friend and colleague , I feel both heartbroken and helpless .
Whilst I am worried about Basem , I am equally worried about the future for his wife and daughters . ''
On Thursday evening , the campaign had raised just under £30,000 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Home Office spokeswoman said : “ Dr Enany is here entirely legally and has every right to remain in the UK .
`` Our thoughts are with his family , and we will be urgently contacting them and his employer so we can help at this difficult time .
`` Health and social care professionals from all over the world play a vital role in hospitals and care homes across the UK and we are hugely grateful.
” But his wife said the visa situation remains unclear She aded : “ I will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ visa in my hand .
“ When my husband is awake I can communicate with him on Zoom .
The first thing he always asks me is : ‘ What is happening with the visa . ''

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Basem Enany is in intensive care at Leeds General Infirmary after a rare complication from coronavirus - and his family face an anxious wait to see if they will be able to stay in the UK
Wife and 4 daughters of doctor on ventilator fighting coronavirus 'may have to leave UK'
The wife of a doctor fighting coronavirus on a ventilator said "the whole thing is like a bad dream" as she and her four daughters face having to leave the UK
The family of the "loved and respected" hospital consultant face an anxious wait to see if they will have to leave the UK while he remains in intensive care.
A fundraising campaign has begun to help get legal assistance for 44-year-old consultant cardiologist Dr Basem Enany, who is in intensive care at Leeds General Infirmary after developing a rare complication of Covid-19.
Dr Enany's wife and four daughters have been unable to visit him in hospital due to the virus and now face the prospect of having to leave the UK when the Egyptian locum's contract expires at the end of November.
Enany’s wife, who did not wish to give her full name, told the Guardian: “I can’t believe this is happening. The whole thing is like a bad dream. My husband is young and very talented. We never thought we would face something like this.
Image: PA) PA)
“He loves his work so much. Even when he first got Covid he was working online from home on his emails and looking at his referrals."
She added: "Our four daughters are very well settled here. All of them love school and are happy here.”
His friend and colleague at York Hospital, Dr Sanjay Gupta, said Dr Enany regularly spent long shifts on Covid wards looking after very sick patients at the height of the pandemic.
But in mid-September the fit and well consultant developed the symptoms himself, although he did not catch the virus at York Hospital as he was on leave.
Dr Gupta, who is also a consultant heart specialist, said his friend developed a weakness in both legs and this turned very rapidly into a progressive paralysis that spread to his arms and then his respiratory muscles.
He said Dr Enany was diagnosed with Guillain-Barre syndrome, which is a rare complication of some viruses, including Covid-19, only seen in 31 other cases across the world.
Dr Enany was put on a ventilator a fortnight ago and remains unable to move his arms and legs or breathe unassisted, although his brain is still functional and he is able to communicate.
Image: Julian Hamilton/Daily Mirror) Julian Hamilton/Daily Mirror)
Dr Gupta said: "He came to this country to help and now he is in a terrible situation.
"It's just horrible what's happened to him and we all just want to do everything we can to help."
Dr Gupta said on his GoFundMe page: "Basem's current status is that he is stable but still critically unwell.
"There is a chance that he may be able to regain the ability to breathe without support and gain function of his limbs but there is also a high chance that he may not make it, or be left with permanent disability.
"What is certain is that he will spend several months in intensive care and will not be able to go back to the profession that he loved so dearly for several months or even years."
Dr Gupta said Dr Enany was working as a locum at York Hospital before he became ill, but his contract is due to finish at the end of November.
He said his friend's work visa will not be renewed and, therefore, his wife and four daughters, the youngest of whom is four, are likely to be asked to leave the UK.
Dr Gupta said Dr Enany, who lives in Dewsbury, West Yorks, is a "devoted husband and a loving father".
He has started a fundraising campaign to help secure specialist legal advice for the family's immigration situation and also support them as they face losing Dr Enany's income.
Dr Gupta said: "He is the sole breadwinner for his family. Before this sudden illness, Basem was a completely fit and healthy man.
"As part of his job, Basem has looked after and saved the lives of several critically ill cardiac patients and is loved and respected by his colleagues and his patients."
He said: "As a friend and colleague, I feel both heartbroken and helpless. Whilst I am worried about Basem, I am equally worried about the future for his wife and daughters."
On Thursday evening, the campaign had raised just under £30,000 from more than 650 donors.
A Home Office spokeswoman said: “Dr Enany is here entirely legally and has every right to remain in the UK.
"Our thoughts are with his family, and we will be urgently contacting them and his employer so we can help at this difficult time.
"Health and social care professionals from all over the world play a vital role in hospitals and care homes across the UK and we are hugely grateful.”
But his wife said the visa situation remains unclear.
She added: “I will be anxious until I have a new visa in my hand.
“When my husband is awake I can communicate with him on Zoom. The first thing he always asks me is: ‘What is happening with the visa."


thedailymirror--2020-10-16--Trump says $400m is a 'small amount' and he 'probably' owes foreign entities

Donald Trump repeatedly said $ 400,000,000 is a `` very small amount of money '' and confirmed he `` probably '' owes money to foreign entities .
The President 's $ 400m of debt was revealed in leaked tax returns published last month by the New York Times .
Asked about them at an NBC News town hall in Miami , Florida , the President said the vast sum was a `` peanut '' , claiming he was `` very under-leveraged '' compared to his total net worth .
And President Trump railed against the Times , claiming they had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wrong , and that if they did have his tax returns , they should be `` in jail . ''
But asked about one major question hanging over his finances - whether he owes money to foreign entities , he said : `` Not that I know of ...
I mean , probably .
`` Because it 's so easy to solve .
And if you 'd like to do I will let you know who I owe money , whatever small amount of money . ''
He added : `` I want @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , it 's a very small amount of money .
Number two it 's very straight .
It 's very straight .
But it 's a tiny percentage of the total worth . ''
He claimed : `` Some of it I did as a favour to institutions who wanted to loan me money . ''
But he denied owing money to Russia .
He said : `` No , I do n't owe money to Russia .
I owe a very , very small - it 's called mortgages .
People have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ . ''
The New York Times reported the President appeared to have as much as $ 400m in debt due within the next four years .
The Times also reported that in 2016 and 2017 Trump paid just $ 750 ( £582 ) in federal income taxes .
His filings also show he paid no government taxes in 11 of 18 years that were examined by the paper .
Despite reporting hundreds of millions of dollars in income , Trump effectively erased his tax bill by reporting heavy losses across his business interests @

The President said he "probably" owes foreign banks or entities money - after his $400,000,000 debt was revealed in his leaked tax returns
Donald Trump says $400m is 'very small amount of money' and he 'probably' owes foreign entities
Donald Trump repeatedly said $400,000,000 is a "very small amount of money" and confirmed he "probably" owes money to foreign entities.
The President's $400m of debt was revealed in leaked tax returns published last month by the New York Times.
Asked about them at an NBC News town hall in Miami, Florida, the President said the vast sum was a "peanut", claiming he was "very under-leveraged" compared to his total net worth.
And President Trump railed against the Times, claiming they had acted illegally, that their figures were wrong, and that if they did have his tax returns, they should be "in jail."
But asked about one major question hanging over his finances - whether he owes money to foreign entities, he said: "Not that I know of...I mean, probably.
"Because it's so easy to solve. And if you'd like to do I will let you know who I owe money, whatever small amount of money."
He added: "I want to say two things. Number one, it's a very small amount of money. Number two it's very straight. It's very straight. But it's a tiny percentage of the total worth."
He claimed: "Some of it I did as a favour to institutions who wanted to loan me money."
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
But he denied owing money to Russia.
He said: "No, I don't owe money to Russia. I owe a very, very small - it's called mortgages. People have a house, they get a mortgage."
The New York Times reported the President appeared to have as much as $400m in debt due within the next four years.
The Times also reported that in 2016 and 2017 Trump paid just $750 (£582) in federal income taxes.
His filings also show he paid no government taxes in 11 of 18 years that were examined by the paper.
Despite reporting hundreds of millions of dollars in income, Trump effectively erased his tax bill by reporting heavy losses across his business interests.


thedailymirror--2020-10-16--Kym Marsh's emotional tribute to late son Archie as she speaks out on baby loss

Kym Marsh has paid a heartbreaking tribute to her late son Archie as she urged other mums to speak out on Baby Loss Awareness Day .
The 44-year-old former Coronation Street actress has lived with the agonising loss of her son , who died just moments after his birth in February 2009 .
Eleven years on and Kym has spoken about the moment he was born 18 weeks premature after just 21 weeks of pregnancy .
Kym urged her followers to open up about their own baby loss in an emotional tribute on Instagram .
The Corrie star shared Archie @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a photo of a single candle burning in a concrete angel with another , unlit candle bearing the letter `` A '' on it , Kym wrote : `` Your presence we miss ... '' There were also framed prints of her son 's tiny hand and foot prints as well as a mocked up playing card that had both an black `` A '' and `` 10 '' printed on it .
Captioning the tribute pose , Kym told her fans : `` # pregnancyandinfantlossawareness Remembering all of the babies who gained @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Today is a day to remember our children , celebrate the time they were here , whether they were born or not , give thanks to those who helped us through the darkest times of our lives and help to raise awareness and break the silence of babyloss . ''
Kym said that she has n't always found it possible to speak about the loss of her son , She continued : `` I am a mother without her child .
I am not afraid to talk about him or to share my @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the case .
`` Talking is the biggest step forward , it ’ s the one thing that helps you heal , helps to raise awareness , to lift the stigma and break the silence .
`` I know only too well how hard it is , so many feel they have nowhere to turn , no one to talk to , like no one understands .
Believe me there is so much support out there for parents . ''
Kym has two grown up children in David , 25 , and Emily @ @ @ @ @ @ @ former partner Dave Cunliffe , as well as nine-year-old Polly with Jamie , concluded her message : `` You just need to reach out , let someone listen , let someone help .
`` Organisations like @ sayinggoodbye_charity are just wonderful .
`` They can and they do make all the difference to families suffering the loss of a child .
So please don ’ t suffer in silence .
Reach out , talk , people are there for you .
`` You are not alone .
All that is left to say @ @ @ @ @ @ @ beautiful angels , I hope you ’ re all having fun wherever you are .
Sleep tight . ''
Kym ended the post with a blue heart emoji and a red heart emoji .
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Kym Marsh has urged other mums to open up on Baby Loss Awareness Day as she shared her heartfelt thoughts on the passing of her late son Archie
Kym Marsh pays heartbreaking tribute to late son Archie as she speaks out on baby loss
Kym Marsh has paid a heartbreaking tribute to her late son Archie as she urged other mums to speak out on Baby Loss Awareness Day.
The 44-year-old former Coronation Street actress has lived with the agonising loss of her son, who died just moments after his birth in February 2009.
Eleven years on and Kym has spoken about the moment he was born 18 weeks premature after just 21 weeks of pregnancy.
Kym urged her followers to open up about their own baby loss in an emotional tribute on Instagram.
The Corrie star shared Archie with her ex-husband Jamie Lomas.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
Posting a photo of a single candle burning in a concrete angel with another, unlit candle bearing the letter "A" on it, Kym wrote: "Your presence we miss..."
There were also framed prints of her son's tiny hand and foot prints as well as a mocked up playing card that had both an black "A" and "10" printed on it.
Captioning the tribute pose, Kym told her fans: "#pregnancyandinfantlossawareness Remembering all of the babies who gained their wings far too soon.
"Today is a day to remember our children, celebrate the time they were here, whether they were born or not, give thanks to those who helped us through the darkest times of our lives and help to raise awareness and break the silence of babyloss."
Image: Kym Marsh/Instagram) Kym Marsh/Instagram)
Kym said that she hasn't always found it possible to speak about the loss of her son,
She continued: "I am a mother without her child. I am not afraid to talk about him or to share my experience but that wasn’t always the case.
"Talking is the biggest step forward, it’s the one thing that helps you heal, helps to raise awareness, to lift the stigma and break the silence.
"I know only too well how hard it is, so many feel they have nowhere to turn, no one to talk to, like no one understands. Believe me there is so much support out there for parents."
Image: Kym Marsh/Instagram) Kym Marsh/Instagram)
Kym has two grown up children in David, 25, and Emily, 23, who she shares with former partner Dave Cunliffe, as well as nine-year-old Polly with Jamie, concluded her message: "You just need to reach out, let someone listen, let someone help.
"Organisations like @sayinggoodbye_charity are just wonderful.
"They can and they do make all the difference to families suffering the loss of a child. So please don’t suffer in silence. Reach out, talk, people are there for you.
"You are not alone. All that is left to say now is, fly high all you beautiful angels, I hope you’re all having fun wherever you are. Sleep tight."
Kym ended the post with a blue heart emoji and a red heart emoji.
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thedailymirror--2020-10-16--Trump won't disavow conspiracy theory QAnon saying they're 'against paedophilia'

Donald Trump has refused to disavow the bizarre QAnon conspiracy theory , which claims he is saving the world from a satanic child abuse cult operating at the heart of government .
The President has been asked about the conspiracy , which is popular among Trump supporters , before - but he claimed he did n't know anything about it .
Tonight , during a town hall event broadcast by NBC News , the President was told about the weird theory - and invited to disavow it .
The President said : `` So , I know nothing about QAnon @ @ @ @ @ @ @ told me does n't necessarily make it fact .
I hate to say that .
`` I know nothing about it , but I do know they are very much against paedophilia , fight it very hard .
But I know nothing about it . ''
He went on to turn the conversation to `` violent '' , `` radical left '' activists and `` antifa . ''
Confronted with comments by Republican Senator Ben Sass , who said `` QAnon is nuts , and real leaders call conspiracy theories conspiracy theories '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ may be right . ''
`` I just do n't know about QAnon .
I do n't know .
I do n't know , '' he added .
`` But what I do know about it is that they are very strongly against paedophilia and I do agree with that . ''
Asked if he knew whether there was a satanic paedophile cult operating in Washington , he said : `` I do n't know that .
And neither do you . ''
QAnon started as a series of hoax posts on 4Chan @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Its followers espouse an intertwined series of beliefs , based on anonymous web postings from `` Q , '' who claims to have insider knowledge of the Trump administration .
A core tenet of the conspiracy theory is that U.S. President Donald Trump is secretly fighting a cabal of child-sex predators that includes prominent Democrats , Hollywood elites and `` deep state '' allies .
QAnon , which borrows some elements from the bogus `` pizzagate '' theory about a pedophile ring run out of a Washington restaurant , has become a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ misinformation about topics ranging from alien landings to vaccine safety .
Followers of QAnon say a so-called Great Awakening is coming to bring salvation .
How has it spread online ?
The ' Q ' posts , which started in 2017 on the message board 4chan , are now posted on 8kun , a rebranded version of the shuttered web board 8chan .
QAnon has been amplified on Twitter , Facebook , Instagram and YouTube .
And while the original posts were targeted at young , angry internet natives , their shift to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with great enthusiasm by older generations .
Media investigations have shown that social media recommendation algorithms can drive people who show an interest in conspiracy theories towards more material .
A report by the Institute for Strategic Dialogue ( ISD ) found that the number of users engaging in discussion of QAnon on Twitter and Facebook have surged this year , with membership of QAnon groups on Facebook growing 120 percent in March .
Researchers say that Russian government-supported organizations are playing a small but increasing role amplifying the conspiracy theories .
QAnon @ @ @ @ @ @ @ child trafficking in August and were involved in a pro-police demonstration in Portland , Oregon .
QAnon also looks poised to gain a toehold in the U.S. House of Representatives , with at least one Republican candidate who espouses its beliefs on track to win in the November elections .
Has it gained any traction in the UK ?
Elements in the `` Yellow Jackets '' protests in 2019 were influenced by Q theories to an extent .
Some of those protesting were seen holding signs and wearing clothes bearing the code `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ We Go One , We Go All '' , and is a Q related slogan .
What are Twitter and Facebook doing about it ?
Twitter in July said it would stop recommending QAnon content and accounts in a crackdown it expected would affect about 150,000 accounts .
It also said it would block QAnon URLs and permanently suspend QAnon accounts coordinating abuse or violating its rules .
Facebook in October said it would classify the QAnon movement as dangerous and began removing QAnon Facebook groups and pages as well as Instagram accounts @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in August to remove pages , groups and Instagram accounts linked with QAnon that discussed potential violence , while restricting the reach of others .
In September , it banned ads that praised or represented militarized social movements and QAnon .
A spokeswoman for the short-form video app TikTok said QAnon content `` frequently contains disinformation and hate speech '' and that it has blocked dozens of QAnon hashtags .
A Reddit spokeswoman said the site has removed QAnon communities that repeatedly violated its rules since 2018 , when it took down forums @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said it has removed tens of thousands of Q-related videos and terminated hundreds of Q-related channels for violating its rules since updating its hate speech policy in June 2019 .
YouTube also said it reduces its recommendations of certain QAnon videos that `` could misinform users in harmful ways . ''
It does not have a specific ban on monetizing QAnon content .
ISD researchers found that about 20 percent of all QAnon-related Facebook posts contained YouTube links .
Reviews of major e-commerce sites Amazon.com Inc and Etsy Inc show sellers listing QAnon-branded @ @ @ @ @ @ @ face masks .

The conspiracy theory claims there is a satanic paedophile cult at the heart of the Democratic Party and Donald Trump has been sent to save the world from it
Donald Trump has refused to disavow the bizarre QAnon conspiracy theory, which claims he is saving the world from a satanic child abuse cult operating at the heart of government.
The President has been asked about the conspiracy, which is popular among Trump supporters, before - but he claimed he didn't know anything about it.
Tonight, during a town hall event broadcast by NBC News, the President was told about the weird theory - and invited to disavow it.
The President said: "So, I know nothing about QAnon. You told me but what you told me doesn't necessarily make it fact. I hate to say that.
"I know nothing about it, but I do know they are very much against paedophilia, fight it very hard. But I know nothing about it."
He went on to turn the conversation to "violent", "radical left" activists and "antifa."
Confronted with comments by Republican Senator Ben Sass, who said "QAnon is nuts, and real leaders call conspiracy theories conspiracy theories", the President said: "He may be right."
"I just don't know about QAnon. I don't know. I don't know," he added. "But what I do know about it is that they are very strongly against paedophilia and I do agree with that."
Asked if he knew whether there was a satanic paedophile cult operating in Washington, he said: "I don't know that. And neither do you."
What is QAnon?
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
QAnon started as a series of hoax posts on 4Chan - a disreputable and chaotic message board.
Its followers espouse an intertwined series of beliefs, based on anonymous web postings from "Q," who claims to have insider knowledge of the Trump administration.
A core tenet of the conspiracy theory is that U.S. President Donald Trump is secretly fighting a cabal of child-sex predators that includes prominent Democrats, Hollywood elites and "deep state" allies.
QAnon, which borrows some elements from the bogus "pizzagate" theory about a pedophile ring run out of a Washington restaurant, has become a "big tent" conspiracy theory encompassing misinformation about topics ranging from alien landings to vaccine safety.
Followers of QAnon say a so-called Great Awakening is coming to bring salvation.
How has it spread online?
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The 'Q' posts, which started in 2017 on the message board 4chan, are now posted on 8kun, a rebranded version of the shuttered web board 8chan.
QAnon has been amplified on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.
And while the original posts were targeted at young, angry internet natives, their shift to mainstream social networks has seen them adopted with great enthusiasm by older generations.
Media investigations have shown that social media recommendation algorithms can drive people who show an interest in conspiracy theories towards more material.
A report by the Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD) found that the number of users engaging in discussion of QAnon on Twitter and Facebook have surged this year, with membership of QAnon groups on Facebook growing 120 percent in March.
Researchers say that Russian government-supported organizations are playing a small but increasing role amplifying the conspiracy theories.
QAnon backers helped to organize real-life protests against child trafficking in August and were involved in a pro-police demonstration in Portland, Oregon.
QAnon also looks poised to gain a toehold in the U.S. House of Representatives, with at least one Republican candidate who espouses its beliefs on track to win in the November elections.
Has it gained any traction in the UK?
Image: Joel Goodman) Joel Goodman)
Some.
Elements in the "Yellow Jackets" protests in 2019 were influenced by Q theories to an extent.
Some of those protesting were seen holding signs and wearing clothes bearing the code "WWG1WGA" - which means "Where We Go One, We Go All", and is a Q related slogan.
What are Twitter and Facebook doing about it?
Image: Richard Ruelas/The Republic via Imagn Content Services, LLC/Sipa USA) Richard Ruelas/The Republic via Imagn Content Services, LLC/Sipa USA)
Twitter in July said it would stop recommending QAnon content and accounts in a crackdown it expected would affect about 150,000 accounts. It also said it would block QAnon URLs and permanently suspend QAnon accounts coordinating abuse or violating its rules.
Facebook in October said it would classify the QAnon movement as dangerous and began removing QAnon Facebook groups and pages as well as Instagram accounts.
The step escalated Facebook's move in August to remove pages, groups and Instagram accounts linked with QAnon that discussed potential violence, while restricting the reach of others. In September, it banned ads that praised or represented militarized social movements and QAnon.
A spokeswoman for the short-form video app TikTok said QAnon content "frequently contains disinformation and hate speech" and that it has blocked dozens of QAnon hashtags.
A Reddit spokeswoman said the site has removed QAnon communities that repeatedly violated its rules since 2018, when it took down forums such as r/greatawakening.
A YouTube spokeswoman said it has removed tens of thousands of Q-related videos and terminated hundreds of Q-related channels for violating its rules since updating its hate speech policy in June 2019.
YouTube also said it reduces its recommendations of certain QAnon videos that "could misinform users in harmful ways." It does not have a specific ban on monetizing QAnon content. ISD researchers found that about 20 percent of all QAnon-related Facebook posts contained YouTube links.
Reviews of major e-commerce sites Amazon.com Inc and Etsy Inc show sellers listing QAnon-branded items ranging from books to T-shirts and face masks.


thedailymirror--2020-10-16--Martin Keown warns Gareth Bale over Tottenham 'honeymoon' period

Martin Keown has warned Gareth Bale about the honeymoon period at Tottenham .
It has been an emotional return to the club where he became a star after falling out with Zinedine Zidane .
The Frenchman had no intention of using the forward and allowed him to leave on loan .
Jose Mourinho , an avid fan for many years , was desperate to sign the Welshman and Spurs happily obliged .
And Bale was more than happy to make the move but injury has prevented him from making his second debut just yet .
But the 31-year-old has been @ @ @ @ @ @ @ feature against West Ham on Sunday .
Bale was all smiles when spotted with his new team-mates and there is a feel-good factor at Tottenham at the moment after beating Manchester United 6-1 .
However , former Arsenal star Keown has offered a word of caution .
He told the Daily Mail : `` When I went home to Arsenal after seven years away , I found next to nothing had changed .
Apart from the odd alteration , Highbury was the same and so was the training ground .
`` Gareth Bale @ @ @ @ @ @ @ years to a brand new stadium and a state-of-the-art training base .
It is very different to what he will remember when he said goodbye in 2013 .
`` Crucially , the supporters are the same .
I had to win the fans over — some weren ’ t pleased I had left for Aston Villa in the first place .
`` But Bale is being welcomed back with open arms .
He ’ s the superstar who left so that he could win everything with Real Madrid .
`` This is his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sure he realises the supporters will be looking for something special from him on the pitch .
`` I found myself trying too hard in my first few matches and Bale has to be careful .
`` Anyone who has appeared in both the Premier League and La Liga will tell you which one is the more demanding and the Welshman hasn ’ t played regularly for some time . ''
Bale has endured a tough time with injuries over the years and Keown insisted Tottenham must take care to not overwork the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I ’ m sure Jose Mourinho will be thinking about managing his minutes and Spurs ’ medical team will be all over it , too .
`` They handled Harry Kane ’ s return from a nasty injury with great care .
`` Bale will have watched his new team tear apart Manchester United — the club he could have joined instead — and felt he made the right call .
`` He will want to get on the pitch and join the party but he needs to go easy .
At 31 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ big things with Tottenham . ''

GARETH BALE: WHICH VERSION OF THE SUPERSTAR ATTACKER WILL SPURS GET?
GARETH BALE: WHICH VERSION OF THE SUPERSTAR ATTACKER WILL SPURS GET?
Gareth Bale moved to Tottenham on loan from Real Madrid in an emotional return to Spurs but he has yet to make his debut due to injury but Jose Mourinho believes he is nearly ready
Martin Keown has warned Gareth Bale about the honeymoon period at Tottenham.
It has been an emotional return to the club where he became a star after falling out with Zinedine Zidane.
The Frenchman had no intention of using the forward and allowed him to leave on loan.
Jose Mourinho, an avid fan for many years, was desperate to sign the Welshman and Spurs happily obliged.
And Bale was more than happy to make the move but injury has prevented him from making his second debut just yet.
But the 31-year-old has been back in training this week and could feature against West Ham on Sunday.
Image: Tottenham Hotspur FC via Getty I) Tottenham Hotspur FC via Getty I)
Bale was all smiles when spotted with his new team-mates and there is a feel-good factor at Tottenham at the moment after beating Manchester United 6-1.
However, former Arsenal star Keown has offered a word of caution.
He told the Daily Mail: "When I went home to Arsenal after seven years away, I found next to nothing had changed. Apart from the odd alteration, Highbury was the same and so was the training ground.
"Gareth Bale has arrived back at Tottenham after seven years to a brand new stadium and a state-of-the-art training base. It is very different to what he will remember when he said goodbye in 2013.
"Crucially, the supporters are the same. I had to win the fans over — some weren’t pleased I had left for Aston Villa in the first place.
"But Bale is being welcomed back with open arms. He’s the superstar who left so that he could win everything with Real Madrid.
Image: NurPhoto via Getty Images) NurPhoto via Getty Images)
"This is his honeymoon period, but I’m sure he realises the supporters will be looking for something special from him on the pitch.
"I found myself trying too hard in my first few matches and Bale has to be careful.
"Anyone who has appeared in both the Premier League and La Liga will tell you which one is the more demanding and the Welshman hasn’t played regularly for some time."
Bale has endured a tough time with injuries over the years and Keown insisted Tottenham must take care to not overwork the Wales international.
He added: "I’m sure Jose Mourinho will be thinking about managing his minutes and Spurs’ medical team will be all over it, too.
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"They handled Harry Kane’s return from a nasty injury with great care.
"Bale will have watched his new team tear apart Manchester United — the club he could have joined instead — and felt he made the right call.
"He will want to get on the pitch and join the party but he needs to go easy. At 31, he is young enough to achieve big things with Tottenham."


thedailymirror--2020-10-16--Donald Trump says he can't remember if he took a test the day of the TV debate

Donald Trump says he ca n't remember if he took a test the day of the first TV Presidential TV debate .
The White House has consistently refused to say when the President last received a negative test before he was diagnosed with Covid-19 .
Two days before the President revealed he had tested positive for the virus , he faced rival Joe Biden in a televised debate .
While the event was socially distanced , neither candidate wore a mask .
The President reportedly arrived at the debate site too late to be tested for the virus by organisers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ system ' in place for both candidates having tested negative in the run up to the debate .
But tonight , during a town hall event broadcast by NBC News , the President dodged questions over whether he did indeed test negative on the day of the debate .
He said : `` I don ’ t know , I don ’ t even remember ...
The doctors do it , I do n't ask them . ''
Pressed on the matter , he said : `` I probably did .
Possibly I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' But he would not say when his last negative test was , prior to his diagnosis and hospitalisation with the virus .
Trump refused to express regret for a huge event held in the White House rose garden to announce Amy Coney Barratt as his nominee for the Supreme Court .
It 's been suggested the event was a `` super spreader '' event for the virus , which caused it to tear through White House staff and Washington luminaries .

The White House has refused to say when the last negative test was before the President tested positive
Donald Trump says he can't remember if he took a test on the day of the TV debate
Donald Trump says he can't remember if he took a test the day of the first TV Presidential TV debate.
The White House has consistently refused to say when the President last received a negative test before he was diagnosed with Covid-19.
Two days before the President revealed he had tested positive for the virus, he faced rival Joe Biden in a televised debate. While the event was socially distanced, neither candidate wore a mask.
The President reportedly arrived at the debate site too late to be tested for the virus by organisers, and there was reportedly an 'honour system' in place for both candidates having tested negative in the run up to the debate.
But tonight, during a town hall event broadcast by NBC News, the President dodged questions over whether he did indeed test negative on the day of the debate.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
He said: "I don’t know, I don’t even remember... The doctors do it, I don't ask them."
Pressed on the matter, he said: "I probably did. Possibly I did, possibly I didn't."
But he would not say when his last negative test was, prior to his diagnosis and hospitalisation with the virus.
Trump refused to express regret for a huge event held in the White House rose garden to announce Amy Coney Barratt as his nominee for the Supreme Court.
It's been suggested the event was a "super spreader" event for the virus, which caused it to tear through White House staff and Washington luminaries.


thedailymirror--2020-10-16--SAGE experts say circuit breaker needed with 3-tier system 'worst of all worlds'

The 3-tier lockdown is too confusing and a circuit breaker is the only way of getting on top of test and trace , a Government scientific adviser has said .
Professor Sir Mark Walport , a member of Downing Street 's Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies ( Sage ) , said unless a brief nationwide lockdown is enforced the UK will be `` chasing behind '' .
Speaking on Thursday 's Question Time via videolink , the scientist said : `` The reason the numbers are n't going down is because we 're on average making too many social contacts @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lockdown works because when this pandemic started with tight restrictions it did come under control . ''
It comes as fellow Sage member Professor Sir Jeremy Farrar said the UK 's base restrictions are the `` worst of all worlds '' and agreed a three-week circuit breaker is key .
The director of the Wellcome Trust added that regional differences and infighting could hamper the country 's ability to tackle the coronavirus epidemic .
He told the BBC 's Newscast podcast : `` I think we 've got to come together as a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ making this either a north/south or a party political issue , that 's a very dangerous route to go on .
`` If you look at the countries that have controlled this well to date - Germany , China , Singapore , Vietnam , Korea , New Zealand - they 've had a national consensus about the way forward .
`` What we do n't want now is a fragmentation or confusion - one area or region or city pitched against another .
`` I think that would be very , very damaging @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ability to respond .
`` The base restrictions are not going to be enough to turn the epidemic around and prevent the hospitalisations , and they 're also though going to damage the economy , so in a sense I think we 're in the worst of all worlds here , so we 're ultimately going to have to choose .
`` And I think a circuit-breaker of probably three weeks would put the epidemic back to the beginning of September levels and that would give us three weeks to get the test @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and used , and accessible , and it would allow us to prepare the NHS for the winter , because we are in for a very , very bumpy period between now and the spring of next year , '' said Sir Jeremy .
Hours later , Sir Mark echoed his colleague during an episode of the BBC panel show , this week in Edinburgh , saying : `` For a brief period of time we have got to get this under control , there 's no question about that . ''
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and I think the argument for circuit break is that it is tough but it is relatively short and as we heard earlier , if we come to a month 's time if we get the numbers down then we 've got to get testing and tracing on top of it rather than chasing behind .
`` Although the numbers available for testing have gone up dramatically , it 's still chasing demand and we 're only going to decrease the demand if we actually get on top of it and then we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on testing in environments where the risk is higher than testing in the health system .
`` That 's what we have to do , '' he added .
The episode 's virtual audience and panelists had been discussing the difficulties in businesses deciphering whether they were a restaurant or cafe in relation to new rules .
However , Sir Mark said : `` This virus transmits in indoor spaces more easily than it does in the outside .
`` Restaurants , cafes , it depends actually how people are seated , it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ whether people are inside or outside .
`` I think when you read through , and I read through before coming on this all the different restrictions - I looked at Northern Ireland , I looked at Scotland , I looked at Wales , I looked at England , it is very confusing , and it is different .
`` The bottom line is that we need to reduce our social contacts and until we get it down to similar levels that we started with this is not going to come under control @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to get on top of this second wave and urgency does matter and so we 've just got to get on with it and I do n't think it 's helpful having lots of different hard to understand rules , '' he added .

On Question Time, Professor Sir Mark Walport echoed the sentiments of colleague Professor Sir Jeremy Farrar in calling for a circuit breaker lockdown as the only way to get on top of the virus
The 3-tier lockdown is too confusing and a circuit breaker is the only way of getting on top of test and trace, a Government scientific adviser has said.
Professor Sir Mark Walport, a member of Downing Street's Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage), said unless a brief nationwide lockdown is enforced the UK will be "chasing behind".
Speaking on Thursday's Question Time via videolink, the scientist said: "The reason the numbers aren't going down is because we're on average making too many social contacts.
"And so we know that lockdown works because when this pandemic started with tight restrictions it did come under control."
It comes as fellow Sage member Professor Sir Jeremy Farrar said the UK's base restrictions are the "worst of all worlds" and agreed a three-week circuit breaker is key.
The director of the Wellcome Trust added that regional differences and infighting could hamper the country's ability to tackle the coronavirus epidemic.
He told the BBC's Newscast podcast: "I think we've got to come together as a country, this fragmentation, and frankly making this either a north/south or a party political issue, that's a very dangerous route to go on.
"If you look at the countries that have controlled this well to date - Germany, China, Singapore, Vietnam, Korea, New Zealand - they've had a national consensus about the way forward.
"What we don't want now is a fragmentation or confusion - one area or region or city pitched against another.
"I think that would be very, very damaging to public health and the country's ability to respond.
"The base restrictions are not going to be enough to turn the epidemic around and prevent the hospitalisations, and they're also though going to damage the economy, so in a sense I think we're in the worst of all worlds here, so we're ultimately going to have to choose.
"And I think a circuit-breaker of probably three weeks would put the epidemic back to the beginning of September levels and that would give us three weeks to get the test trace isolate system really functional and trusted and used, and accessible, and it would allow us to prepare the NHS for the winter, because we are in for a very, very bumpy period between now and the spring of next year," said Sir Jeremy.
Hours later, Sir Mark echoed his colleague during an episode of the BBC panel show, this week in Edinburgh, saying: "For a brief period of time we have got to get this under control, there's no question about that."
"The rules have got to be clear and I think the argument for circuit break is that it is tough but it is relatively short and as we heard earlier, if we come to a month's time if we get the numbers down then we've got to get testing and tracing on top of it rather than chasing behind.
"Although the numbers available for testing have gone up dramatically, it's still chasing demand and we're only going to decrease the demand if we actually get on top of it and then we can really focus on outbreak control, on testing in environments where the risk is higher than testing in the health system.
"That's what we have to do," he added.
Image: Julian Hamilton/Daily Mirror) Julian Hamilton/Daily Mirror)
The episode's virtual audience and panelists had been discussing the difficulties in businesses deciphering whether they were a restaurant or cafe in relation to new rules.
However, Sir Mark said: "This virus transmits in indoor spaces more easily than it does in the outside.
"Restaurants, cafes, it depends actually how people are seated, it depends how people behave, it depends whether people are inside or outside.
"I think when you read through, and I read through before coming on this all the different restrictions - I looked at Northern Ireland, I looked at Scotland, I looked at Wales, I looked at England, it is very confusing, and it is different.
"The bottom line is that we need to reduce our social contacts and until we get it down to similar levels that we started with this is not going to come under control.
"And frankly we do need to get on top of this second wave and urgency does matter and so we've just got to get on with it and I don't think it's helpful having lots of different hard to understand rules," he added.


thedailymirror--2020-10-16--Rio Ferdinand suggests Harry Maguire should be taken out of Man Utd firing line

Rio Ferdinand has suggested that Harry Maguire be taken out of the firing line for Manchester United .
The England international has had a nightmare start to the season - topped off by his latest display for his country .
Maguire was sent off after 30 minutes following two yellow cards in a shambolic performance .
It follows a terrible few matches for United , including some shocking defending against Tottenham in a 6-1 defeat .
In the summer , Maguire was arrested in Mykonos after being accused of assaulting a police officer .
He was found guilty but has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has received the backing from a former United centre-back .
Ferdinand believes Ole Gunnar Solskjaer should take him out of the starting line-up to regain his confidence .
`` In these situations - that I 've been in as well - you sometimes need to be taken out of the oven , '' he said .
`` [ Manchester United manager ] Ole [ Gunnar Solskjaer ] has a big job on his hands and I think quite an important role to play in this .
`` Whether maybe it 's time to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ him gather himself and build that confidence back up .
`` I got brought off in one game , I think it was Middlesbrough away , the manager [ Sir Alex Ferguson ] spoke to me and said 'get yourself back to basics , train well and you 'll come back in ' .
`` That 's what happened and I was fine .
It 's just sometimes that bit of pressure being taken out that can actually help you . ''
The problem is United face a gruelling list of fixtures over @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tricky trip to Newcastle on Saturday before facing Paris St-Germain and Chelsea in quick succession .
That is followed by a tough game against RB Leipzig and then taking on high-flying Arsenal at Old Trafford on November 1 .
Regardless , Ferdinand believes some time out of the spotlight would do Maguire the world of good .
`` When you 're going game-to-game every three or four days , it 's very hard to see through the fog , '' added Ferdinand .
`` But when you 're taken out of the firing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ back and actually analyse yourself , your performance , your preparation , your recovery - all aspects of what goes around a football match or 90 minutes .
`` It 's then about rebuilding yourself and playing simple .
`` Effectively trying to get through a game without being seen .
`` It might sound silly but that 's the way I used to look at it when I was lacking a little bit of confidence .
Because at the moment you 're being seen for all the wrong reasons . ''

Manchester United star Harry Maguire has endured his toughest period as a player with a red card for England topping off a nightmare start to the season this year
Rio Ferdinand has suggested that Harry Maguire be taken out of the firing line for Manchester United.
The England international has had a nightmare start to the season - topped off by his latest display for his country.
Maguire was sent off after 30 minutes following two yellow cards in a shambolic performance.
It follows a terrible few matches for United, including some shocking defending against Tottenham in a 6-1 defeat.
In the summer, Maguire was arrested in Mykonos after being accused of assaulting a police officer.
He was found guilty but has appealed the decision, regardless the 27-year-old has received the backing from a former United centre-back.
Ferdinand believes Ole Gunnar Solskjaer should take him out of the starting line-up to regain his confidence.
"In these situations - that I've been in as well - you sometimes need to be taken out of the oven," he said.
"[Manchester United manager] Ole [Gunnar Solskjaer] has a big job on his hands and I think quite an important role to play in this.
"Whether maybe it's time to give him a little rest, let him gather himself and build that confidence back up.
"I got brought off in one game, I think it was Middlesbrough away, the manager [Sir Alex Ferguson] spoke to me and said 'get yourself back to basics, train well and you'll come back in'.
"That's what happened and I was fine. It's just sometimes that bit of pressure being taken out that can actually help you."
The problem is United face a gruelling list of fixtures over the next month.
They undergo a tricky trip to Newcastle on Saturday before facing Paris St-Germain and Chelsea in quick succession.
That is followed by a tough game against RB Leipzig and then taking on high-flying Arsenal at Old Trafford on November 1.
Image: Pool via REUTERS) Pool via REUTERS)
Regardless, Ferdinand believes some time out of the spotlight would do Maguire the world of good.
"When you're going game-to-game every three or four days, it's very hard to see through the fog," added Ferdinand.
"But when you're taken out of the firing line, you get time to sit back and actually analyse yourself, your performance, your preparation, your recovery - all aspects of what goes around a football match or 90 minutes.
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"It's then about rebuilding yourself and playing simple.
"Effectively trying to get through a game without being seen.
"It might sound silly but that's the way I used to look at it when I was lacking a little bit of confidence. Because at the moment you're being seen for all the wrong reasons."


thedailymirror--2020-10-15--Lancashire set for Tier 3 lockdown shutting pubs 'in hours' amid Manchester row

Lancashire will reportedly move into a Tier 3 lockdown shutting pubs `` within hours '' as the row over Manchester restrictions goes on .
Discussions between ministers and local leaders in the northern county in relation to a financial package are still ongoing , with a decision imminent , reports Sky News .
The Liverpool City Region is currently the only area of the country in the top tier with people banned from socialising with other households both indoors and in private gardens , while bars and pubs are closed unless they can operate as restaurants only .
It comes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on Boris Johnson over his handling of the second wave as a bitter row festers with Northern leaders .
Local politicians and the Government are at loggerheads over the level of financial support Greater Manchester would get if it is forced to accept the most severe coronavirus restrictions - a disagreement that has so far prevented the region from being moved into Tier 3 .
And senior Tories warned Number 10 that there is now a growing rebellion on its own backbenches over the bid by ministers to encourage more areas to accept @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Mayor Andy Burnham , in an impassioned press conference , accused the Government of treating the North `` with contempt '' and of trying to make it the `` sacrificial lamb '' for unproven measures that were being carried out `` on the cheap '' .
`` We have to protect the health of the nation but let 's do it as one nation , and not make the North of England the sacrificial lamb for an ill-thought-through Downing Street policy which does n't make sense in the real world , '' he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ also said deputy chief medical officer for England , Professor Jonathan Van-Tam , had told regional leaders that only a national-style lockdown was sure to have an impact on the rising number of Covid cases .
Health Secretary Matt Hancock called for party politics to be `` set aside '' in order to agree measures that could control the virus .
But senior Tories were among those arguing for Greater Manchester to be left out of the strictest freedom curbs , which includes closing large swathes of the hospitality sector .
Sir Graham @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Committee of backbench Tories , said it would be `` very foolish '' for Greater Manchester to move into Tier 3 .
The Altrincham and Sale West MP told Times Radio : `` We have a very clear demonstration at the moment that if you have no support amongst members of parliament , no support from the council leaders , and opposition from the Mayor as well , there clearly is n't the broad consent for this measure that would be needed .
`` And I think it would be a very foolish @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , areas recording big jumps in their seven-day rates include Burnley ( up from 415.0 to 605.0 , with 538 new cases ) ; West Lancashire ( up from 293.9 to 465.4 , with 532 new cases ) ; Blackburn with Darwen ( up from 257.9 to 442.2 , with 662 new cases ) .

Lancashire is reportedly within hours of joining the Liverpool City Region in Tier 3 lockdown with people banned from socialising with other households both in doors and in private gardens, as well as bars and pubs
Lancashire will reportedly move into a Tier 3 lockdown shutting pubs "within hours" as the row over Manchester restrictions goes on.
Discussions between ministers and local leaders in the northern county in relation to a financial package are still ongoing, with a decision imminent, reports Sky News.
The Liverpool City Region is currently the only area of the country in the top tier with people banned from socialising with other households both indoors and in private gardens, while bars and pubs are closed unless they can operate as restaurants only.
Burnley mayor Wajid Khan told Sky News it "looks like Lancashire will be moving into Tier 3" and there would be a meeting on Friday morning between the MPs and government to "finalise" that deal.
But he slammed the government for not providing workers with enough support.
It comes as Tory MPs stepped up the pressure on Boris Johnson over his handling of the second wave as a bitter row festers with Northern leaders.
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Local politicians and the Government are at loggerheads over the level of financial support Greater Manchester would get if it is forced to accept the most severe coronavirus restrictions - a disagreement that has so far prevented the region from being moved into Tier 3.
And senior Tories warned Number 10 that there is now a growing rebellion on its own backbenches over the bid by ministers to encourage more areas to accept the most stringent measures.
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham, in an impassioned press conference, accused the Government of treating the North "with contempt" and of trying to make it the "sacrificial lamb" for unproven measures that were being carried out "on the cheap".
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"We have to protect the health of the nation but let's do it as one nation, and not make the North of England the sacrificial lamb for an ill-thought-through Downing Street policy which doesn't make sense in the real world," he said on Thursday.
The Labour politician also said deputy chief medical officer for England, Professor Jonathan Van-Tam, had told regional leaders that only a national-style lockdown was sure to have an impact on the rising number of Covid cases.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock called for party politics to be "set aside" in order to agree measures that could control the virus.
But senior Tories were among those arguing for Greater Manchester to be left out of the strictest freedom curbs, which includes closing large swathes of the hospitality sector.
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Sir Graham Brady, chairman of the influential 1922 Committee of backbench Tories, said it would be "very foolish" for Greater Manchester to move into Tier 3.
The Altrincham and Sale West MP told Times Radio: "We have a very clear demonstration at the moment that if you have no support amongst members of parliament, no support from the council leaders, and opposition from the Mayor as well, there clearly isn't the broad consent for this measure that would be needed.
"And I think it would be a very foolish thing to do."
In Lancashire, areas recording big jumps in their seven-day rates include Burnley (up from 415.0 to 605.0, with 538 new cases); West Lancashire (up from 293.9 to 465.4, with 532 new cases); Blackburn with Darwen (up from 257.9 to 442.2, with 662 new cases).


thedailymirror--2020-10-15--Khloe Kardashian transforms into sister Kim as she continues 'changing face'

Khloe Kardashian has changed her look once again in photos posted to Instagram on Thursday and has found inspiration from her own family .
The 36-year-old Keeping Up With The Kardashians star has liked how sister Kim , 39 , is looking so much that she has decided to transform into her by copying her style , down to the last detail .
Khloe has also thrown in a little Ariana Grande into the transformation by wrapping her long hair into a ponytail that mimics what the Grammy award winning singer often wears .
The reality star posted a series @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and white bodysuit , which has been chosen by her stylist Dani Michelle .
Fans were gobsmacked when Khloe then added a hair and makeup transformation that made her look like an identical copy of her older sister .
Not that Khloe was caring what anyone thought of her new look as she captioned the post : `` I think I ’ m out of F***s to give . ''
The KUWTK star has faced a slew of critics in recent weeks as they questioned why she keeps looking completely different in every @ @ @ @ @ @ @ It would seem that becoming Kim Kardashian has silenced the trolls as her comments section was filled with love for the reality star , with numerous fans dubbing Khloe as the `` Queen '' .
The Ariana-esque high ponytail was done by stylist Andrew Fitzsimons , and her face changing makeup , by Ash K Holm and then end result meant that Khloe was a carbon copy of an image than Kim posted on October 12 .
Kim was promoting her new KKW Beauty range and Khloe was clearly trying to replicate it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ around the family in forthcoming posts by copying each of her sisters ' individual style is yet to be seen but what is for sure , Khloe sure enjoys looking like anyone bar herself .
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Khloe Kardashian has changed up her look once again and this time she has decided that sister Kim looks so good that she has copied it down to the last detail
Khloe Kardashian has changed her look once again in photos posted to Instagram on Thursday and has found inspiration from her own family.
The 36-year-old Keeping Up With The Kardashians star has liked how sister Kim, 39, is looking so much that she has decided to transform into her by copying her style, down to the last detail.
Khloe has also thrown in a little Ariana Grande into the transformation by wrapping her long hair into a ponytail that mimics what the Grammy award winning singer often wears.
The reality star posted a series of pics of her wearing a black and white bodysuit, which has been chosen by her stylist Dani Michelle.
Image: Khloe Kardashian/Instagram) Khloe Kardashian/Instagram)
Fans were gobsmacked when Khloe then added a hair and makeup transformation that made her look like an identical copy of her older sister.
Not that Khloe was caring what anyone thought of her new look as she captioned the post: "I think I’m out of F***s to give."
The KUWTK star has faced a slew of critics in recent weeks as they questioned why she keeps looking completely different in every photo she posts on social media.
Image: Khloe Kardashian/Instagram) Khloe Kardashian/Instagram)
It would seem that becoming Kim Kardashian has silenced the trolls as her comments section was filled with love for the reality star, with numerous fans dubbing Khloe as the "Queen".
The Ariana-esque high ponytail was done by stylist Andrew Fitzsimons, and her face changing makeup, by Ash K Holm and then end result meant that Khloe was a carbon copy of an image than Kim posted on October 12.
Image: Getty Images for Billboard) Getty Images for Billboard)
Kim was promoting her new KKW Beauty range and Khloe was clearly trying to replicate it.
Whether Khloe will work her way around the family in forthcoming posts by copying each of her sisters' individual style is yet to be seen but what is for sure, Khloe sure enjoys looking like anyone bar herself.
Do you have a story to sell? Get in touch with us at webcelebs@trinitymirror.com or call us direct 0207 29 33033.


thedailymirror--2020-10-15--Ex-Liverpool ace admits injuring Reds teammate on purpose for debut opportunity

Former Liverpool youngster Tom Brewitt has admitted he tried to injure his team-mate to further his chances of making his debut .
It came during Jurgen Klopp 's first season in charge when he was experiencing an injury crisis at the back .
Mamadou Sakho , Kolo Toure and Martin Skrtel had all been ruled out , meaning the Reds would have to turn to their academy .
An FA Cup match against League Two side Exeter was on the horizon and it was a chance for one youngster to make their mark .
Brewitt decided to take it upon @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that opportunity away from him .
The defender , speaking to the Football Journeys Podcast , admitted to putting in a dangerous tackle on Dan Cleary during training .
The objective was to rule him out for the upcoming match , with his fellow academy graduate his direct competitor for a place in the squad .
He said : `` Jurgen knew there was a crisis so he was going to play Jose Enrique centre-half and he was going to bring back Thiago Illori from his loan .
`` We did n't know @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , so running up to the back end of December , it was me or Dan Cleary , who in my head was going to make their debut for Liverpool 's first-team in this game .
`` Me and Dan always got on to be honest , but I think I ended this relationship .
`` I took the decision , it was me or him , so I went after him in training .
`` Before Christmas and the time between Christmas and New Year , I put myself next to him @ @ @ @ @ @ @ next to him in games , and I just kicked him .
`` I was n't trying to hurt him badly but I was trying to hurt him enough so he was out the way and I would play .
`` It was about a week before the Exeter game and I took a bit of a heavy touch in a seven-a-side and he 's come in to tackle me .
`` I waited a split second too long and absolutely topped him , went over the ball , it was a bad @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a bad tackle , I did it on purpose and I 'm not incredibly proud of it .
`` I 'm not ashamed of it , either , because in my head it was me or him and I was choosing me . ''
Brewitt never even made the squad in the end and was released in 2017 , while he now plies his trade for Morecambe .

With Jurgen Klopp experiencing an injury crisis in defence in his first season in charge, one Liverpool youngster tried to crock his team-mate to rule him out of the next match
Former Liverpool youngster Tom Brewitt has admitted he tried to injure his team-mate to further his chances of making his debut.
It came during Jurgen Klopp's first season in charge when he was experiencing an injury crisis at the back.
Mamadou Sakho, Kolo Toure and Martin Skrtel had all been ruled out, meaning the Reds would have to turn to their academy.
An FA Cup match against League Two side Exeter was on the horizon and it was a chance for one youngster to make their mark.
Brewitt decided to take it upon himself to make sure nobody would take that opportunity away from him.
The defender, speaking to the Football Journeys Podcast, admitted to putting in a dangerous tackle on Dan Cleary during training.
Image: Rui Vieira/POOL/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock) Rui Vieira/POOL/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock)
The objective was to rule him out for the upcoming match, with his fellow academy graduate his direct competitor for a place in the squad.
He said: "Jurgen knew there was a crisis so he was going to play Jose Enrique centre-half and he was going to bring back Thiago Illori from his loan.
"We didn't know that until the first week of January, so running up to the back end of December, it was me or Dan Cleary, who in my head was going to make their debut for Liverpool's first-team in this game.
"Me and Dan always got on to be honest, but I think I ended this relationship.
"I took the decision, it was me or him, so I went after him in training.
"Before Christmas and the time between Christmas and New Year, I put myself next to him in possession games, I put myself next to him in games, and I just kicked him.
"I wasn't trying to hurt him badly but I was trying to hurt him enough so he was out the way and I would play.
"It was about a week before the Exeter game and I took a bit of a heavy touch in a seven-a-side and he's come in to tackle me.
"I waited a split second too long and absolutely topped him, went over the ball, it was a bad tackle.
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"I knew it was a bad tackle, I did it on purpose and I'm not incredibly proud of it.
"I'm not ashamed of it, either, because in my head it was me or him and I was choosing me."
Brewitt never even made the squad in the end and was released in 2017, while he now plies his trade for Morecambe.


thedailymirror--2020-10-15--Devastated mum went from expectant mum to being told baby had died in 5 minutes

A mum has described her devastation at being told just weeks before she was due to have her first baby that he would never arrive .
Grace Hutton had been `` nervous '' and unsure of what to expect in the lead-up to the birth .
But her excitement turned to tragedy as the mum was told that her son George had tragically passed away in the womb .
Grace , now 39 , was 32 weeks pregnant and medical professionals could give no explanation as to why her baby had died .
Grace has shared her story for Baby @ @ @ @ @ @ @ raising awareness for other expectant mums , reports Lincolnshire Live .
She lost her son nearly a decade ago , and hopes hearing about her experience will help other families .
The occupational therapist said : `` I think the weird thing is certain things will completely floor you , even 10 years on , all those emotions will come rushing back especially when you hear other stories or other experiences that people have had and it takes you right back there again .
`` The thing is that it happens far too @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it and it is n't talked about , I was n't aware of it before George , I did n't know that my baby could just stop breathing and I also did n't know that I would never know why .
`` Within five minutes I went from being an expectant mum who was having a normal pregnancy , classed as low-risk with only a bit of morning sickness to complain about , to being told that my baby had died . ''
It was October 22 , 2010 , and Grace had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ her sister 's house in Amersham to attend a family wedding the next day .
When she arrived at her sister 's house , Grace said she was worried because she `` had n't felt the baby kick in a while '' but reassured herself that it was nothing serious .
However , towards the evening , Grace and her sister decided to go to the emergency department at the local hospital , where she had an appointment with a midwife .
Grace added : `` My sister was waiting outside the room @ @ @ @ @ @ @ long given us the exciting news that she was also expecting her first child .
`` Ryan , my now-husband , was 50 miles away at home waiting to hear how me and the baby were .
`` Until that evening I kept reassuring myself with hopeful thoughts - 'it had been a bit of a rush that morning ’ and ‘ maybe the humming of the car had kept the baby sleeping ’ .
`` But when I was sat waiting to see the midwife , I knew in my heart that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` The midwife tried to listen to a heartbeat and when she couldn ’ t hear anything she left the room and then returned to complete a scan .
`` She then turned to me and told me that my baby had died - and that was it . ''
After receiving the devastating news , Grace described `` being on autopilot '' and just `` going through the motions '' .
`` For the first few mornings it would take me a few seconds , when I first woke up , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I would experience that devastating feeling again of complete and utter heart break , '' she added .
Although Grace knew that her baby was no longer alive , she said her body `` needed telling '' and it would be another four days before she could be induced into labour and give birth to her son .
During the 48 hours that she and her husband spent on the labour ward - where she said the nurses were `` amazing '' - Grace said there was `` no escaping the sound of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hear our son cry '' .
While on the labour ward , the young mum said she had several questions going around her head and was nervous about what to expect when George was finally born .
The 39-year-old added : `` Our son George was born at 7pm on the Tuesday , October 26 .
I remember before he was born being very unsure about meeting him , how would I feel ?
What would it be like ?
`` But now one of the things I wish for more than anything @ @ @ @ @ @ @ time with him .
`` As soon as he was born all that went through my head was that you just want to protect him and want him with you no matter what .
`` This October it will be 10 years since myself and my husband held George . ''
In the weeks afterwards , Grace said it was difficult to be around other people 's babies and that she struggled to go into the baby produce aisle at supermarkets .
While it was difficult to be around babies at the time @ @ @ @ @ @ @ thing '' she wanted was for people to feel unable to celebrate their own pregnancies around her .
But it was n't just difficult for her as a mum and Grace said that fathers who have lost a child are often forgotten about in conversations around grief and bereavement .
She added : `` I am very thankful of the support I had from friends and family .
My husband was amazing , I know people asked him how I was but I ’ m not sure how many people asked how he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ all experienced everything I had - grandparents had also lost their grandchild , aunties and uncles had lost their nephew .
The death of a baby touches so many people . ''
Ten years on and Grace has two young children - aged eight and six - who are both aware of their brother and have `` talked about him to their friends '' .
Each year around the time of George 's anniversary , Grace said her family always do something special to mark the occasion and it `` is n't scary @ @ @ @ @ @ @ It has helped us to process , it 's the norm for us to talk about him , we talk about him a lot , and they ask questions about him and they talk about it , '' Grace added .
Despite having been able to find peace with the sadness of losing a child , Grace said that baby loss is something that should be talked about more and even now , she finds herself caught out by unexpected triggers .
The Lincolnshire mum added : `` I still talk to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ charity that supports families experiencing baby loss - to help with their training and it 's still hard not to be quite tearful even though its ten years on .
`` It 's such a deep-rooted emotion that you just find that it 's hard to get your words out , it just takes you by surprise even now .
`` I can remember watching a film once and there was a scene about somebody going for a scan and there not being a heartbeat and it instantly and powerfully brought back all @ @ @ @ @ @ @ . ''
She has since had two more children .
And since the onset of the pandemic , Grace said she has been concerned for parents who are going through these difficult experiences but are unable to have the support around them .
`` I think it 's probably really poignant at the moment the need of support , recognising how difficult it must be at the moment , going to scans on their own and getting devastating news , '' she added .
`` Baby Loss Awareness week ( which is from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ helps us talk about what is very difficult to talk about , but talking about my son is what keeps his memory alive .
It is deeply important to me that I do talk about him and want to . ''
`` I often wonder if I had known more about stillbirths , would this have helped me pick up any signs earlier that something was wrong .
Would I have done anything different ?
This is why I feel it is important for us to talk about and raise awareness about baby @ @ @

Grace Hutton, 39, has shared her heartbreaking memories of being told her baby boy had tragically died in the womb in hopes her experience will help other families
Devastated mum went from expectant mum to being told baby had died in 5 minutes
A mum has described her devastation at being told just weeks before she was due to have her first baby that he would never arrive.
Grace Hutton had been "nervous" and unsure of what to expect in the lead-up to the birth.
But her excitement turned to tragedy as the mum was told that her son George had tragically passed away in the womb.
Grace, now 39, was 32 weeks pregnant and medical professionals could give no explanation as to why her baby had died.
Grace has shared her story for Baby Loss Awareness Week with the hopes of raising awareness for other expectant mums, reports Lincolnshire Live.
She lost her son nearly a decade ago, and hopes hearing about her experience will help other families.
The occupational therapist said: "I think the weird thing is certain things will completely floor you, even 10 years on, all those emotions will come rushing back especially when you hear other stories or other experiences that people have had and it takes you right back there again.
"The thing is that it happens far too much but you don't come across it and it isn't talked about, I wasn't aware of it before George, I didn't know that my baby could just stop breathing and I also didn't know that I would never know why.
"Within five minutes I went from being an expectant mum who was having a normal pregnancy, classed as low-risk with only a bit of morning sickness to complain about, to being told that my baby had died."
It was October 22, 2010, and Grace had driven from her home in Bolton to her sister's house in Amersham to attend a family wedding the next day.
When she arrived at her sister's house, Grace said she was worried because she "hadn't felt the baby kick in a while" but reassured herself that it was nothing serious.
However, towards the evening, Grace and her sister decided to go to the emergency department at the local hospital, where she had an appointment with a midwife.
Grace added: "My sister was waiting outside the room with her partner, she'd not long given us the exciting news that she was also expecting her first child.
"Ryan, my now-husband, was 50 miles away at home waiting to hear how me and the baby were.
"Until that evening I kept reassuring myself with hopeful thoughts - 'it had been a bit of a rush that morning’ and ‘maybe the humming of the car had kept the baby sleeping’.
"But when I was sat waiting to see the midwife, I knew in my heart that the baby should have kicked by now.
"The midwife tried to listen to a heartbeat and when she couldn’t hear anything she left the room and then returned to complete a scan.
"She then turned to me and told me that my baby had died - and that was it."
After receiving the devastating news, Grace described "being on autopilot" and just "going through the motions".
"For the first few mornings it would take me a few seconds, when I first woke up, to remember what had happened and then I would experience that devastating feeling again of complete and utter heart break," she added.
Although Grace knew that her baby was no longer alive, she said her body "needed telling" and it would be another four days before she could be induced into labour and give birth to her son.
During the 48 hours that she and her husband spent on the labour ward - where she said the nurses were "amazing" - Grace said there was "no escaping the sound of babies and knowing that we would not hear our son cry".
While on the labour ward, the young mum said she had several questions going around her head and was nervous about what to expect when George was finally born.
The 39-year-old added: "Our son George was born at 7pm on the Tuesday, October 26. I remember before he was born being very unsure about meeting him, how would I feel? What would it be like?
"But now one of the things I wish for more than anything is that we’d had more time with him.
"As soon as he was born all that went through my head was that you just want to protect him and want him with you no matter what.
"This October it will be 10 years since myself and my husband held George."
In the weeks afterwards, Grace said it was difficult to be around other people's babies and that she struggled to go into the baby produce aisle at supermarkets.
While it was difficult to be around babies at the time, Grace also said the "last thing" she wanted was for people to feel unable to celebrate their own pregnancies around her.
But it wasn't just difficult for her as a mum and Grace said that fathers who have lost a child are often forgotten about in conversations around grief and bereavement.
She added: "I am very thankful of the support I had from friends and family. My husband was amazing, I know people asked him how I was but I’m not sure how many people asked how he was coping.
"He had after all experienced everything I had - grandparents had also lost their grandchild, aunties and uncles had lost their nephew. The death of a baby touches so many people."
Ten years on and Grace has two young children - aged eight and six - who are both aware of their brother and have "talked about him to their friends".
Each year around the time of George's anniversary, Grace said her family always do something special to mark the occasion and it "isn't scary to talk about him".
"It has helped us to process, it's the norm for us to talk about him, we talk about him a lot, and they ask questions about him and they talk about it," Grace added.
Despite having been able to find peace with the sadness of losing a child, Grace said that baby loss is something that should be talked about more and even now, she finds herself caught out by unexpected triggers.
The Lincolnshire mum added: "I still talk to the midwives as part of SANDS - a charity that supports families experiencing baby loss - to help with their training and it's still hard not to be quite tearful even though its ten years on.
"It's such a deep-rooted emotion that you just find that it's hard to get your words out, it just takes you by surprise even now.
"I can remember watching a film once and there was a scene about somebody going for a scan and there not being a heartbeat and it instantly and powerfully brought back all those emotions, it is a trauma."
She has since had two more children.
And since the onset of the pandemic, Grace said she has been concerned for parents who are going through these difficult experiences but are unable to have the support around them.
"I think it's probably really poignant at the moment the need of support, recognising how difficult it must be at the moment, going to scans on their own and getting devastating news," she added.
"Baby Loss Awareness week (which is from October 9 to 15 every year) helps us talk about what is very difficult to talk about, but talking about my son is what keeps his memory alive. It is deeply important to me that I do talk about him and want to."
"I often wonder if I had known more about stillbirths, would this have helped me pick up any signs earlier that something was wrong. Would I have done anything different? This is why I feel it is important for us to talk about and raise awareness about baby loss."


thedailymirror--2020-10-15--5 Chelsea stars who could leave Stamford Bridge in next 24 hours

Chelsea have had an extraordinary summer after over £200m spent on seven players .
Frank Lampard has been keen to utilise the club 's vast finances , bringing in the likes of Kai Havertz , Ben Chilwell and Edouard Mendy .
All areas of the squad have been improved but the spending spree has left the squad bloated .
The Blues boss has his players set in stone and it has left peripheral members of the squad in a puzzle .
Many have already left , some on loan and some permanently , including Victor Moses , Tiemoue Bakayoko and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ five Chelsea players that could over the next 24 hours ... Much has been made of the Scotsman after he broke into the first-team last season .
But Lampard is keen for him to continue his development and a loan to a team in the Championship could be what he needs to get a full season of playing under his belt .
The former Augsburg star has never really got going at Stamford Bridge and has had loans all over Europe .
But the next one seems set to be a little closer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ clubs interested in taking him on loan .
Middlesbrough appear to be the frontrunners for the full-back .
With Cesar Azpilicueta and Reece James firmly Lampard 's preferred options , Sterling could go out on loan again .
The 20-year-old spent last year at Wigan Athletic and another Championship move beckons .
Sterling is highly-rated by coaches at the Blues but the competition could see him leave permanently , as well .
The centre-back has spent many seasons away from west London , with loan spells at Bristol Rovers , Sunderland and Birmingham @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Under-21 international must be thinking about the next chapter of his career .
Impressive performances in the Championship will see a number of clubs interested in his services .
The Belgian has endured a torrid time with injuries over the past two years but it is important to remember the youngster was touted as the next big thing at Chelsea once upon a time .
Musonda deserves a season where he can show the world what he has got and could go out on loan .
Any club that picks him up and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the benefits of an immensely talented player .

With the domestic deadline set to close on Friday, Chelsea could have a number of players ready to leave with Championship teams queuing up for transfers from the Blues
5 Chelsea stars who could leave Stamford Bridge in next 24 hours
Chelsea have had an extraordinary summer after over £200m spent on seven players.
Frank Lampard has been keen to utilise the club's vast finances, bringing in the likes of Kai Havertz, Ben Chilwell and Edouard Mendy.
All areas of the squad have been improved but the spending spree has left the squad bloated.
The Blues boss has his players set in stone and it has left peripheral members of the squad in a puzzle.
Many have already left, some on loan and some permanently, including Victor Moses, Tiemoue Bakayoko and Mario Pasalic.
Here Mirror Sport identifies five Chelsea players that could over the next 24 hours...
Billy Gilmour
Much has been made of the Scotsman after he broke into the first-team last season.
But Lampard is keen for him to continue his development and a loan to a team in the Championship could be what he needs to get a full season of playing under his belt.
Baba Rahman
The former Augsburg star has never really got going at Stamford Bridge and has had loans all over Europe.
But the next one seems set to be a little closer to home, with a number of clubs interested in taking him on loan.
Middlesbrough appear to be the frontrunners for the full-back.
Dujon Sterling
With Cesar Azpilicueta and Reece James firmly Lampard's preferred options, Sterling could go out on loan again.
The 20-year-old spent last year at Wigan Athletic and another Championship move beckons.
Sterling is highly-rated by coaches at the Blues but the competition could see him leave permanently, as well.
Jake Clarke-Salter
The centre-back has spent many seasons away from west London, with loan spells at Bristol Rovers, Sunderland and Birmingham.
Now 23, the former England Under-21 international must be thinking about the next chapter of his career.
Impressive performances in the Championship will see a number of clubs interested in his services.
Charly Musonda
The Belgian has endured a torrid time with injuries over the past two years but it is important to remember the youngster was touted as the next big thing at Chelsea once upon a time.
Musonda deserves a season where he can show the world what he has got and could go out on loan.
Any club that picks him up and keeps him injury-free will no doubt reap the benefits of an immensely talented player.