thedailymirror--2020-09-23--Atletico Madrid agree deal to sign Luis Suarez from Barcelona in bargain move

Luis Suarez is to join Atletico Madrid move after the club agreed a £5.5million deal to sign him from Barcelona .
Former Liverpool star Suarez said an emotional goodbye to his Barca teammates on Wednesday as he left the club 's training ground for the last time .
The 33-year-old looked set to join Juventus this summer after being told he was not in the plans of new Nou Camp boss Ronald Koeman .
But after a proposed move to the Serie A giants fell through , it became clear Suarez was heading to Barca 's La Liga rivals Atletico @ @ @ @ @ @ @ news , announcing they have reached an agreement over a €6m ( £5.5m ) switch .
Atletico announced the news via the club 's Twitter page , while Barcelona released a statement thanking the Uruguayan for his six seasons at the Nou Camp .
`` FC Barcelona and Atletico Madrid have reached an agreement for the transfer of the player Luis Suarez .
The Madrid club will pay FC Barcelona €6 million in variables , '' the Catalan club announced .
`` FC Barcelona would like to publicly express their gratitude to Luis @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wishes him all the best for the future . ''
The formalities of his move look set to be completed on Thursday , with Barcelona set to hold a press conference paying tribute to their outgoing star the same day .
He departs as the club 's third all-time top goalscorer with a sensational 198 goals in 283 appearances , behind only Cesar and Lionel Messi .
He helped the Catalan giants win four La Liga titles , four Copa del Reys and a Champions League during his six years at the Nou @ @ @ @ @ @ @ keen to stay at the club , but had no choice but to leave given Barcelona 's insistence on getting him off their wage bill .
On Wednesday , Suarez was pictured slumped in his car in tears as he left Barca 's training ground for the last time after he said his goodbyes to close friends such as Messi .
The striker is expected to sign a two-year deal with Atletico .
It remains to be seen when Suarez will make his Atletico debut , with their La Liga season kicking off @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sunday .
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Former Liverpool striker Suarez is on the verge of completing a £5.5m switch to Barcelona's La Liga rivals, ending weeks of speculation over his future
Luis Suarez is to join Atletico Madrid move after the club agreed a £5.5million deal to sign him from Barcelona.
Former Liverpool star Suarez said an emotional goodbye to his Barca teammates on Wednesday as he left the club's training ground for the last time.
The 33-year-old looked set to join Juventus this summer after being told he was not in the plans of new Nou Camp boss Ronald Koeman.
But after a proposed move to the Serie A giants fell through, it became clear Suarez was heading to Barca's La Liga rivals Atletico.
And both clubs have confirmed the news, announcing they have reached an agreement over a €6m (£5.5m) switch.
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Atletico announced the news via the club's Twitter page, while Barcelona released a statement thanking the Uruguayan for his six seasons at the Nou Camp.
"FC Barcelona and Atletico Madrid have reached an agreement for the transfer of the player Luis Suarez. The Madrid club will pay FC Barcelona €6 million in variables," the Catalan club announced.
"FC Barcelona would like to publicly express their gratitude to Luis Suarez for his commitment and dedication and wishes him all the best for the future."
The formalities of his move look set to be completed on Thursday, with Barcelona set to hold a press conference paying tribute to their outgoing star the same day.
He departs as the club's third all-time top goalscorer with a sensational 198 goals in 283 appearances, behind only Cesar and Lionel Messi.
He helped the Catalan giants win four La Liga titles, four Copa del Reys and a Champions League during his six years at the Nou Camp.
It is believed he was keen to stay at the club, but had no choice but to leave given Barcelona's insistence on getting him off their wage bill.
On Wednesday, Suarez was pictured slumped in his car in tears as he left Barca's training ground for the last time after he said his goodbyes to close friends such as Messi.
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The striker is expected to sign a two-year deal with Atletico.
It remains to be seen when Suarez will make his Atletico debut, with their La Liga season kicking off this weekend as they host Granada on Sunday.
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thedailymirror--2020-09-24--Dog mauled newborn baby to death 'while mum was on toilet and dad was in garden'

A family 's pet dog mauled a newborn baby to death while his mother was on the toilet and his father was outside with another child , an coroner heard .
Elon Jase Ellis-Joynes was 12 days old when his family 's Chow Chow-cross is believed to have bit him on September 13 .
The tot , from Doncaster , South Yorkshire , was still alive when mum Abigail Ellis frantically called for an ambulance , but died at the hospital .
Doncaster Coroner 's Court heard Elon was `` bleeding from his leg or his stomach '' .
It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ death and senior coroner Nicola Mundy adjourned the inquest until a later date .
Coroner 's officer David Copley said : `` At 3.04pm on Sunday , September 13 , a call was made to South Yorkshire Ambulance by Abigail Ellis .
`` She stated that her son , Elon , was breathing , but was really poorly .
`` He was bleeding from his leg or his tummy , she thought that one of the dogs had bitten Elon .
`` She had been on the toilet and her partner Stephen was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in .
A police spokesperson said the baby had suffered serious injuries after being attacked by a dog .
They said the pet , called Teddy , was removed from the address and will remain in secure kennels until the force 's inquiries have been completed .
Ms Mundy said : `` I want to release Elon for the purposes of a funeral to proceed .
`` I am aware that there is an ongoing investigation and I adjourn this inquest until matters are investigated . ''
Abigail and Stephen were arrested on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the incident and both have been bailed pending further inquiries .

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Elon Jase Ellis-Joynes died in hospital just 12 days after he was born due to injuries that were allegedly caused by the family's dog Teddy
Dog mauled newborn baby to death 'while mum was on toilet and dad was in garden'
A family's pet dog mauled a newborn baby to death while his mother was on the toilet and his father was outside with another child, an coroner heard.
Elon Jase Ellis-Joynes was 12 days old when his family's Chow Chow-cross is believed to have bit him on September 13.
The tot, from Doncaster, South Yorkshire, was still alive when mum Abigail Ellis frantically called for an ambulance, but died at the hospital.
Doncaster Coroner's Court heard Elon was "bleeding from his leg or his stomach".
It was said police are currently investigating his death and senior coroner Nicola Mundy adjourned the inquest until a later date.
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Coroner's officer David Copley said: "At 3.04pm on Sunday, September 13, a call was made to South Yorkshire Ambulance by Abigail Ellis.
"She stated that her son, Elon, was breathing, but was really poorly.
"He was bleeding from his leg or his tummy, she thought that one of the dogs had bitten Elon.
"She had been on the toilet and her partner Stephen was outside with another child and came running in.
"Officers attended and Stephen Joynes identified Elon to police officers."
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A police spokesperson said the baby had suffered serious injuries after being attacked by a dog.
They said the pet, called Teddy, was removed from the address and will remain in secure kennels until the force's inquiries have been completed.
Ms Mundy said: "I want to release Elon for the purposes of a funeral to proceed.
"I am aware that there is an ongoing investigation and I adjourn this inquest until matters are investigated."
Abigail and Stephen were arrested on suspicion of manslaughter by gross negligence after the incident and both have been bailed pending further inquiries.


thedailymirror--2020-09-24--Masked Singer Series 4 kicks off in US with hip hop legend eliminated first

The Masked Singer made a triumphant return to the United States last night with a hip hop legend being the first to be booted out .
To viewers ' amazement , the panel of judges could n't work out the mystery voice before the unmasking - despite it being one of the most instantly recognisable in rap .
This year 's singing contest upped the stakes with the first duo in the form of two Snow Owls , who impressed with their soaring harmonies .
As usual the costume department spared no expense with the disguises , with the colourful @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in popcorn , an aristocratic giraffe and a glittering sunshine with a huge ornamental headpiece .
Host Nick Canon dropped some teasing clues by revealing the singers taking part this year have 36 Grammys between them , three world records , an Olympic medal and an Oscar - and a combined net worth of $ 389million .
After each performance , the panel - made up of Robin Thicke , Jenny McCarthy , Nicole Scherzinger and Ken Jeong - who also starred in the UK version won by Nicola Roberts in January this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was behind each mask .
The two rappers - Giraffe and Dragon - wound up in the bottom two with the latter losing the judges ' and audience vote .
When the time came for the Dragon to remove his mask and reveal his identity , viewers at home were screaming at their TVs that they 'd easily worked it out .
Hip hop star Busta Rhymes then whipped off his blue mask to unveil that he 'd been the mystery voice behind the Dragon .
As he shared a video of his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Busta was bombarded with comments from exasperated fans .
`` You coulda been wearing a Smurf outfit , you CAN NOT HIDE THAT VOICE ! ''
cried one .
`` I knew as soon as I heard the voice '' said another .
`` The easiest one yet , '' complained a third .

Masked Singer US kicks off with hip hop legend eliminated in first round
Masked Singer US kicks off with hip hop legend eliminated in first round
The much-loved singing contest returned to the United States with some incredible guess work from the judges as to who the latest mystery celebs are
Masked Singer Series 4 kicks off in US with hip hop legend eliminated first
The Masked Singer made a triumphant return to the United States last night with a hip hop legend being the first to be booted out.
To viewers' amazement, the panel of judges couldn't work out the mystery voice before the unmasking - despite it being one of the most instantly recognisable in rap.
This year's singing contest upped the stakes with the first duo in the form of two Snow Owls, who impressed with their soaring harmonies.
As usual the costume department spared no expense with the disguises ,with the colourful line-up comprising of a cartoon lady dressed in popcorn, an aristocratic giraffe and a glittering sunshine with a huge ornamental headpiece.
Image: FOX) FOX)
Image: FOX) FOX)
Host Nick Canon dropped some teasing clues by revealing the singers taking part this year have 36 Grammys between them, three world records, an Olympic medal and an Oscar - and a combined net worth of $389million.
After each performance, the panel - made up of Robin Thicke, Jenny McCarthy, Nicole Scherzinger and Ken Jeong - who also starred in the UK version won by Nicola Roberts in January this year - attempted to work out who was behind each mask.
Guesses included Demi Lovato, Jennifer Hudson, Travis Barker, Michael Phelps and Mary J Blige.
Image: FOX) FOX)
The two rappers - Giraffe and Dragon - wound up in the bottom two with the latter losing the judges' and audience vote.
When the time came for the Dragon to remove his mask and reveal his identity, viewers at home were screaming at their TVs that they'd easily worked it out.
Hip hop star Busta Rhymes then whipped off his blue mask to unveil that he'd been the mystery voice behind the Dragon.
Image: FOX) FOX)
As he shared a video of his short time on the show to Instagram, Busta was bombarded with comments from exasperated fans.
"You coulda been wearing a Smurf outfit, you CAN NOT HIDE THAT VOICE!" cried one.
"I knew as soon as I heard the voice" said another.
"The easiest one yet," complained a third.


thedailymirror--2020-09-24--Questions over local lockdowns as infections soar in top 20 worst-hit areas

Worrying new data has raised questions over whether local lockdowns are having any effect - as new nationwide restrictions come into force .
Latest data from Public Health England reveals that infection rates continue to soar in areas that have stricter rules in place .
Of the 20 worst-affected areas , just one , Bolton , has shown a tiny fall in new infections - with many showing sharp rises .
Parts of Greater Manchester , which have been under varying degrees of lockdown for weeks , have seen sharp rises in new cases .
In Manchester , the infection @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 153.2 in just seven days , while in Bury it grew from 97.9 to 173.3 .
Greater Manchester , as well as parts of Yorkshire and Lancashire , were put back in lockdown at the start of August , and plans to ease the rules were scrapped last week after a rise in cases .
Blackburn , which was previously England 's worst-affected area , has seen a resurgence in new infections .
In seven days its rate rose from 127.6 to 182.4 after 273 people tested positive .
Burnley , also in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from 124.8 to 169.8 in a week .
Since last Friday , lockdown measures have been in place in the North East , covering North Tyneside , Newcastle , Northumberland , Gateshead , County Durham , Sunderland and South Tyneside .
South Tyneside has seen a huge rise in the past week , with its infection rate rising from 98.7 to 189.4 .
Halton , Lancashire , Merseyside and Warrington have also been subject to tougher rules since last week .
Of the areas with the highest infection rates , just Bolton saw @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to 212.8 from 213.9 .
Yesterday in the House of Commons , Labour leader Keir Starmer grilled the Prime Minister on whether the lockdowns have worked .
He said : `` A number of areas in England already have localised restrictions , including some that are very similar to those announced today .
`` Pubs and restaurants in Bolton have been told to shut at 10pm for about two weeks .
Leicester has been in localised restrictions for about three months .
`` Yet the infections in those areas remain high .
Can @ @ @ @ @ @ @ restrictions he 's introducing today will be effective in suppressing the virus ?
`` And if they do n't work , when does he envisage further measures might be necessary ? ''
The 20 places with the worst coronavirus infection rates • Bolton - 212.8 cases per 100,000 , down from 213.9 • South Tyneside 189.4 cases per 100,000 , up from 98.7 • Hyndburn - 183.9 cases per 100,000 , up from 132.0 • Blackburn with Darwen - 182.4 cases per 100,000 , up from 127.6 • Preston - 180.9 cases per @ @ @ @ @ @ @ - 175.0 cases per 100,000 , up from 109.4 • Bury - 173.3 cases per 100,000 , up from 97.9 • Liverpool - 170.1 cases per 100,000 , up from 114.0 • Burnley - 169.8 cases per 100,000 , up from 124.8 • Halton - 168.5 cases per 100,000 , up from 81.1 • Newcastle upon Tyne - 158.8 cases per 100,000 , up from 67.4 • Manchester - 153.2 cases per 100,000 , up from 82.5 • Rossendale - 151.1 cases per 100,000 , up from 103.5 • Pendle - 150.9 cases @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Oldham - 148.0 cases per 100,000 , up from 116.8 • Rochdale - 136.7 cases per 100,000 , up from 93.1 • Salford - 132.9 cases per 100,000 , up from 97.0 • Sunderland - 132.2 cases per 100,000 , up from 86.1 • Wirral - 131.8 cases per 100,000 , up from 103.4 • Bradford - 128.0 cases per 100,000 , up from 98.4

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Parts of Greater Manchester, Yorkshire and Lancashire have shown large rises despite being placed under stricter measures for weeks, as the government faces questions over its approach
Questions over local lockdowns as infections soar in top 20 worst-hit areas
Worrying new data has raised questions over whether local lockdowns are having any effect - as new nationwide restrictions come into force.
Latest data from Public Health England reveals that infection rates continue to soar in areas that have stricter rules in place.
Of the 20 worst-affected areas, just one, Bolton, has shown a tiny fall in new infections - with many showing sharp rises.
Parts of Greater Manchester, which have been under varying degrees of lockdown for weeks, have seen sharp rises in new cases.
In Manchester, the infection rate rose from 82.5 per 100,000 to 153.2 in just seven days, while in Bury it grew from 97.9 to 173.3.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
Greater Manchester, as well as parts of Yorkshire and Lancashire, were put back in lockdown at the start of August, and plans to ease the rules were scrapped last week after a rise in cases.
Blackburn, which was previously England's worst-affected area, has seen a resurgence in new infections.
In seven days its rate rose from 127.6 to 182.4 after 273 people tested positive.
Burnley, also in Lancashire, has seen its rate rise from 124.8 to 169.8 in a week.
Image: PA) PA)
Since last Friday, lockdown measures have been in place in the North East, covering North Tyneside, Newcastle, Northumberland, Gateshead, County Durham, Sunderland and South Tyneside.
South Tyneside has seen a huge rise in the past week, with its infection rate rising from 98.7 to 189.4.
Halton, Lancashire, Merseyside and Warrington have also been subject to tougher rules since last week.
Of the areas with the highest infection rates, just Bolton saw a tiny fall in cases, dropping to 212.8 from 213.9.
Yesterday in the House of Commons, Labour leader Keir Starmer grilled the Prime Minister on whether the lockdowns have worked.
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He said: "A number of areas in England already have localised restrictions, including some that are very similar to those announced today.
"Pubs and restaurants in Bolton have been told to shut at 10pm for about two weeks. Leicester has been in localised restrictions for about three months.
"Yet the infections in those areas remain high. Can the Prime Minister be sure that the restrictions he's introducing today will be effective in suppressing the virus?
"And if they don't work, when does he envisage further measures might be necessary?"
The 20 places with the worst coronavirus infection rates


thedailymirror--2020-09-24--Job support scheme in full - what furlough replacement plan means for you

Chancellor Rishi Sunak today unveiled a replacement for the coronavirus furlough scheme when it comes crashing to a halt on October 31 .
For six months after Halloween , workers in `` viable jobs '' will have their wages topped up by the government for working as little as a third of their normal hours .
That means people can be kept in jobs on very short hours , yet receive up to 78 % of their normal pay .
But there 's a huge sting in the tail - the government will only pay up to a third of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the government is paying only 22.2 % of your wage - down from 80 % under the furlough scheme .
Meanwhile struggling firms will have to contribute to hours you do n't work .
That 'll leave them paying 55 % of the wages of a worker who 's only coming in one-third of the time .
Chancellor Rishi Sunak said some jobs are disappearing permanently , adding : “ It is fundamentally wrong to hold people in jobs that only exist inside the furlough.
” He went on : “ I can @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not save every job .
No Chancellor could .
But what we can and must do is deal with the real problems businesses and employees are facing now . ''
But IFS think tank director Paul Johnson warned it was a `` very big change from furlough '' and `` less generous '' , adding : `` A lot on furlough now likely to lose their job . ''
The Chancellor also announced more help for businesses , with `` pay as you grow '' loans and an extended VAT cut .
So @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it mean ?
Here 's a full at-a-glance guide to all the new policies .
The furlough scheme will end on October 31 The furlough scheme paid up to 80 % of wages , to a cap of £2,500 a month , for more than 9million jobs that could n't be done during the pandemic .
But having run since March , that scheme is already being wound back in generosity and will now definitely end on October 31 .
In its place is a much less generous scheme that will only support @ @ @ @ @ @ @ work and doing .
Instead , a new Job Support Scheme will pay you for working a third of normal hours A Job Support Scheme will run from six months from November 1 .
Under this , workers will be paid a furlough-type `` most of your wage '' for working at least one-third of their hours .
It is available to all small and medium-sized firms in the UK , even ones which did n't use the furlough scheme .
However , larger firms will have to show their turnover fell during @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be paid The scheme is really complicated .
Here 's how it works .
First , you go into work for at least one-third of your usual contracted hours .
Your employer pays you for those hours .
Then , the government and your employer carve up the remaining hours which you 're not working , and split those unworked hours three ways .
One-third of these hours is paid by the employer , one-third is paid by the government , and one-third is not paid at all .
So for example , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ third of your usual hours , the money will be split like this : • 33.3 % : Hours WORKED and paid for by employer • 66.6 % : Hours NOT WORKED , and split three ways .
Of the 66 % of your unworked hours which are split three ways : • 22.2 % : Not paid at all That means you will get around 77.8 % of your normal wage for working one third of your normal hours .
However , it 's a big burden for your bosses because they @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , even though you 're only in one third of the time .
There 's one light at the end of the tunnel for bosses : if you were previously on furlough , they 'll get a £1,000 bonus if you 're still in a job by the end of January 2021 .
There 's another catch too .
Like the original furlough scheme , there 's a total cash cap on government support - this time , it 's set at £697.92 per month .
So if your annual salary is more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 'll start cutting into the cap and the government support will be less than 22 % of your wage .
More cash for the self-employed - but again , it 's much less generous Self-employed people hit by the coronavirus crisis will receive a new round of government grants .
Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced the 'Self Employed Income Support Scheme ' ( SEISS ) grant - which has paid out twice so far - will be extended for a third and fourth payment .
Each of the payments supposedly covers three months .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ generous than it was before , and there 's now a two-month gap in support .
The first payment in June was worth up to £7,500 - or 80 % of historic average profits over three months .
The second payment in August was worth up to £6,570 - or 70 % of historic average profits over three months .
The third payment however will only come around the end of January , and be worth up to £1,875 - or 20 % of historic average profits over three months .
The fourth @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the end of April , has n't been set yet .
Who qualifies for the self-employment scheme ?
Average monthly profits are calculated over the three years from 2016/17 to 2018/19 , so firms that did n't turn a profit or were n't set up yet do n't qualify .
The same strict criteria for eligibility apply as they did before : • You need to have been `` impacted by reduced demand '' due to Covid from November onwards • You need to be self-employed or a member of a partnership • @ @ @ @ @ @ @ profits due to coronavirus ( more on this below ) • None You need to have filed a tax return for 2018/19 ( if you were late , you have four weeks from today ) • None You need to still be trading now , not just in 2018/19 • None You need to take more than half your total income from self-employment • None You need to have trading profits under £50,000 .
That means a trading profit of less than £50,000 in 2018-19 or an average trading profit of less than @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The temporary reduction of VAT rates from 20 % to 5 % for the hospitality and tourism sectors will be extended for a further two months , with a new deadline of March 31 2021. Business `` bounce-back loans '' will have a `` pay-as-you-grow '' element added , giving loanees 10 years rather than six years to repay the money , a move that will slash monthly repayments by almost half , according to the Chancellor .
Those struggling to repay their bounce-back loans will be able to choose to make @ @ @ @ @ @ @ trouble '' will be permitted to suspend repayments all together for up to six months , said Mr Sunak .
The deadline for taking out a coronavirus business interruption loan will be extended until November 30 , with Mr Sunak also increasing the Government guarantee on them for up to 10 years .
This section is being updated as we get more detail .
What will it all cost ?
We do n't know yet .
The Treasury has n't given any detail .

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced support over the grim winter as new coronavirus restrictions sweep in. But it's much, much, less generous than furlough. Here's what it means for you
Chancellor Rishi Sunak today unveiled a replacement for the coronavirus furlough scheme when it comes crashing to a halt on October 31.
For six months after Halloween, workers in "viable jobs" will have their wages topped up by the government for working as little as a third of their normal hours.
That means people can be kept in jobs on very short hours, yet receive up to 78% of their normal pay.
But there's a huge sting in the tail - the government will only pay up to a third of the hours not worked.
That means the government is paying only 22.2% of your wage - down from 80% under the furlough scheme.
Meanwhile struggling firms will have to contribute to hours you don't work. That'll leave them paying 55% of the wages of a worker who's only coming in one-third of the time.
Image: Getty) Getty)
Chancellor Rishi Sunak said some jobs are disappearing permanently, adding: “It is fundamentally wrong to hold people in jobs that only exist inside the furlough.”
He went on: “I cannot save every business. I cannot save every job. No Chancellor could. But what we can and must do is deal with the real problems businesses and employees are facing now."
But IFS think tank director Paul Johnson warned it was a "very big change from furlough" and "less generous", adding: "A lot on furlough now likely to lose their job."
And we haven't been given any idea how much it'll cost.
The Chancellor also announced more help for businesses, with "pay as you grow" loans and an extended VAT cut. So what was announced today and what does it mean? Here's a full at-a-glance guide to all the new policies.
A new Job Support Scheme to replace furlough
The furlough scheme will end on October 31
The furlough scheme paid up to 80% of wages, to a cap of £2,500 a month, for more than 9million jobs that couldn't be done during the pandemic.
But having run since March, that scheme is already being wound back in generosity and will now definitely end on October 31.
In its place is a much less generous scheme that will only support jobs that people are actually going to work and doing.
Image: PA) PA)
Instead, a new Job Support Scheme will pay you for working a third of normal hours
A Job Support Scheme will run from six months from November 1.
Under this, workers will be paid a furlough-type "most of your wage" for working at least one-third of their hours.
It is available to all small and medium-sized firms in the UK, even ones which didn't use the furlough scheme, if they have experienced "decreased demand".
However, larger firms will have to show their turnover fell during the pandemic.
All employers with a UK bank account and UK PAYE schemes can claim the grant. Employees must been on the payroll by 23 September 2020.
What you'll actually be paid
The scheme is really complicated. Here's how it works.
First, you go into work for at least one-third of your usual contracted hours. Your employer pays you for those hours.
Then, the government and your employer carve up the remaining hours which you're not working, and split those unworked hours three ways.
One-third of these hours is paid by the employer, one-third is paid by the government, and one-third is not paid at all.
Image: WILL OLIVER/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock) WILL OLIVER/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock)
So for example, if you go into work for one third of your usual hours, the money will be split like this:
33.3%: Hours WORKED and paid for by employer
66.6%: Hours NOT WORKED, and split three ways.
Of the 66% of your unworked hours which are split three ways:
22.2%: Paid by government
22.2%: Paid by employer
22.2%: Not paid at all
That means you will get around 77.8% of your normal wage for working one third of your normal hours.
However, it's a massive burden for your bosses because they must pay 55.5% of your wage, even though you're only in one third of the time.
Grant payments will also only be made in arrears once firms have already paid out for your wage.
There's one light at the end of the tunnel for bosses: if you were previously on furlough, they'll get a £1,000 bonus if you're still in a job by the end of January 2021.
There's another catch too. Like the original furlough scheme, there's a total cash cap on government support - this time, it's set at £697.92 per month.
So if your annual salary is more than about £37,000 per year, you'll start cutting into the cap and the government support will be less than 22% of your wage.
Will I be on short hours for six whole months?
Not necessarily.
Employees will be able to cycle on and off the scheme and do not have to be working the same pattern each month.
However, each short-time working arrangement must cover a minimum period of seven days.
A new self-employment grant
More cash for the self-employed - but again, it's much less generous
Self-employed people hit by the coronavirus crisis will receive a new round of government grants.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced the 'Self Employed Income Support Scheme' (SEISS) grant - which has paid out twice so far - will be extended for a third and fourth taxable grant.
Each of the payments supposedly covers three months.
But support is much, much less generous than it was before, and there's now a two-month gap in support.
The first payment in June was worth up to £7,500 - or 80% of historic average profits over three months.
The second payment in August was worth up to £6,570 - or 70% of historic average profits over three months.
The third payment however will only come around the end of January, and be worth up to £1,875 - or 20% of historic average profits over three months.
The fourth payment, which will be paid from the end of April, hasn't been set yet.
Who qualifies for the self-employment scheme?
Average monthly profits are calculated over the three years from 2016/17 to 2018/19, so firms that didn't turn a profit or weren't set up yet don't qualify.
The same strict criteria for eligibility apply as they did before:
You need to have been "impacted by reduced demand" due to Covid from November onwards
due to Covid from November onwards You need to be self-employed or a member of a partnership
You need to have lost trading profits due to coronavirus (more on this below)
You need to have filed a tax return for 2018/19 (if you were late, you have four weeks from today)
You need to still be trading now, not just in 2018/19
You need to take more than half your total income from self-employment
You need to have trading profits under £50,000. That means a trading profit of less than £50,000 in 2018-19 or an average trading profit of less than £50,000 from 2016-17, 2017-18 and 2018-19.
Other measures announced today at a glance
Special 5% VAT rate for pubs will stay for an extra two months
The government cut VAT for hospitality and tourism firms from 20% to 5% in July.
This supposedly makes food, drink and staycations cheaper, as long as the firm chooses to pass the saving on to you.
It was meant to last six months but has now been extended for another two months, to 31 March 2021.
Businesses will be able to pay their March 2021 VAT bill in instalments
Around half a million firms which deferred their VAT payments under a previous government scheme will be given another extension to pay them back.
Currently, those £30bn payments are due in March next year.
But firms that chose to defer will now get to use a New Payment Scheme, giving them the option to pay back in 11 instalments across 2021/22 rather than one lump sum.
The instalments will be interest-free.
Self-assessment taxpayers will get an extra year to pay
Around 11million self-assessment taxpayers will get more time to pay their income tax bill from the 2019/20 year.
Those tax bills for many people were due by January 2021, but instead they can be withheld until January 2022.
Likewise, payments which were already deferred from July 2020 can also be held back until January 2022.
Firms get longer to repay 'bounce back' loans under a 'pay as you grow' scheme
Business "bounce-back loans" will have a "pay-as-you-grow" element added.
This will give borrowers 10 years rather than six years to repay the money.
By spreading the money out over a longer period, this will slash monthly repayments by almost half, according to the Chancellor.
Those struggling to repay their bounce-back loans will also be able to choose to make interest-only payments.
And "anyone in real trouble" will be permitted to suspend repayments all together for up to six months, said Mr Sunak.
Deadline for a business interruption loan will be extended until November 30
The deadline for taking out a coronavirus business interruption loan will be extended until November 30.
Mr Sunak is also increasing the Government guarantee on these for up to 10 years.
That means lenders can choose to extend the repayment period, and therefore cut monthly payments, if they want.
What will it all cost?
We don't know yet. The Treasury hasn't given any detail.


thedailymirror--2020-09-24--Premier League outcasts with Ozil and Shaqiri among top-flight stars in exile

After two weeks of Premier League action , it is beginning to seem clear who is in favour at their club , and who is the outcast .
A number of surprising names have been left out of starting squads and even the bench , suggesting their time at their club may be coming to an end .
It might just be a temporary blip for some , but for others , they have been missing for months .
There is just a couple of weeks left of the transfer window for teams to do business , and it ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ these players who face possible lengthy spells watching from the sidelines .
Here ’ s a look of the Premier League 's Big Six outcasts… Who knows what ’ s going on with Ozil ?
Mikel Arteta has admitted that the German playmaker isn ’ t close to a comeback , despite being the club ’ s highest-paid player .
Meanwhile , Arsenal are still trying to offload rebel Guendouzi , but are facing the prospect of keeping the Frenchman with club ’ s not keen on the Frenchman , despite his youth @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with clubs from Barcelona to West Ham after being frozen out by Frank Lampard .
The arrival of Thiago Silva has pushed Rudiger even further down the pecking order at Stamford Bridge , and his time in the capital appears to be almost up .
Shaqiri is in something of a limbo with Liverpool after making a delayed start to pre-season training .
Reports have suggested that the Reds are opening to selling the Swiss winger and he is yet to make a matchday squad this season , but they appear to be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the door either .
Argentine defender Otamendi ’ s only use for City now appears to be as part of a makeweight to keep potential signings as cheap as possible .
According to Mundo Deportivo , the Sky Blues are considering including him in a deal for Sevilla ’ s Jules Kounde .
Lingard seems to have been on the fringes at United forever , but with his contract expiring next summer , it ’ s now or never for the attacking-midfielder .
Tottenham have been rumoured with interest in the 27-year-old @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the one-year extension option on his current deal .
Lingard was left out of the squad to face Crystal Palace last weekend but returned in the League Cup .
However , with Premier League chances looking few and far between , perhaps Lingard 's time at Old Trafford will soon be up .
This is a saga no-one would have predicted a few weeks ago - but has Jose Mourinho had enough of Alli at Spurs ?
After hooking the midfielder at half-time in their opening day defeat to Everton , Alli is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of a move to PSG .
In the last 24 hours Mourinho has played down talk of a departure , and the 24-year-old is expected to be given the chance to fight for his place again .
He 's expected to play in the Europa League on Thursday night .
But if he does n't , then it certainly does n't bode well for his future under Mourinho .
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Most Premier League managers are now getting a much clearer idea of who is in their plans for this season and who is not - so which players have been or are on the brink of being frozen out?
Premier League outcasts: Mesut Ozil and Xherdan Shaqiri among 'Big Six' stars in exile
After two weeks of Premier League action, it is beginning to seem clear who is in favour at their club, and who is the outcast.
A number of surprising names have been left out of starting squads and even the bench, suggesting their time at their club may be coming to an end.
It might just be a temporary blip for some, but for others, they have been missing for months.
There is just a couple of weeks left of the transfer window for teams to do business, and it’s now or never for some of these players who face possible lengthy spells watching from the sidelines.
Here’s a look of the Premier League's Big Six outcasts…
Arsenal - Mesut Ozil, Matteo Guendouzi
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Who knows what’s going on with Ozil? Mikel Arteta has admitted that the German playmaker isn’t close to a comeback, despite being the club’s highest-paid player.
Meanwhile, Arsenal are still trying to offload rebel Guendouzi, but are facing the prospect of keeping the Frenchman with club’s not keen on the Frenchman, despite his youth.
Chelsea - Antonio Rudiger
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German defender Rudiger is being linked with clubs from Barcelona to West Ham after being frozen out by Frank Lampard.
The arrival of Thiago Silva has pushed Rudiger even further down the pecking order at Stamford Bridge, and his time in the capital appears to be almost up.
Liverpool - Xherdan Shaqiri
Image: Liverpool FC via Getty Images) Liverpool FC via Getty Images)
Shaqiri is in something of a limbo with Liverpool after making a delayed start to pre-season training.
Reports have suggested that the Reds are opening to selling the Swiss winger and he is yet to make a matchday squad this season, but they appear to be in no rush to push him out of the door either.
Man City - Nicolas Otamendi
Argentine defender Otamendi’s only use for City now appears to be as part of a makeweight to keep potential signings as cheap as possible.
According to Mundo Deportivo, the Sky Blues are considering including him in a deal for Sevilla’s Jules Kounde.
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Man Utd - Jesse Lingard
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Lingard seems to have been on the fringes at United forever, but with his contract expiring next summer, it’s now or never for the attacking-midfielder.
Tottenham have been rumoured with interest in the 27-year-old, but United are also considering triggering the one-year extension option on his current deal.
Lingard was left out of the squad to face Crystal Palace last weekend but returned in the League Cup.
However, with Premier League chances looking few and far between, perhaps Lingard's time at Old Trafford will soon be up.
Tottenham - Dele Alli
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This is a saga no-one would have predicted a few weeks ago - but has Jose Mourinho had enough of Alli at Spurs?
After hooking the midfielder at half-time in their opening day defeat to Everton, Alli is yet to feature again, sparking rumours of a move to PSG.
In the last 24 hours Mourinho has played down talk of a departure, and the 24-year-old is expected to be given the chance to fight for his place again.
He's expected to play in the Europa League on Thursday night.
But if he doesn't, then it certainly doesn't bode well for his future under Mourinho.
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thedailymirror--2020-09-24--Coronavirus Job Support - who qualifies and how much money will you receive

A new support scheme has been announced by Chancellor Rishi Sunak , in an effort to save as many jobs as he can .
It comes as furlough , which has kept millions of people in jobs during the coronavirus pandemic , is set to end on October 31 .
`` There has been no harder choice than the decision to end the furlough scheme , '' Sunak told the House of Commons .
`` As the economy reopens , it is fundamentally wrong to hold people in jobs that only exist inside the furlough . ''
So to replace @ @ @ @ @ @ @ new plan .
If your boss keeps you on - working at least a third of your normal hours - the Government will top up some of your wages for the hours you 're missing .
It 's open to all firms - whether they 've used furlough or not - in an effort to keep as many `` viable '' jobs open as possible .
The scheme will run for six months - but it will still mean a pay cut for affected workers , even compared to their furloughed wages .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ got 80 % of salaries up to £2,500 a month , the new scheme only covers the money for two thirds of your missing hours .
There 's also a cap - with the Government paying people no more than £697.92 a month .
It means that people moving from furlough to the new scheme could see their pay packets get smaller , while they 're asked to return to work for their bosses .
How it works for staff : • You work at least a third of your hours at full @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of your remaining pay • The Government covers 22 % of your remaining pay • You get at least 77 % of your full pay cheque People who earnt more than £38,000 before the crisis might end up with bigger reductions in their pay cheques thanks to the Government cap .
The good news is that the more of your hours you work , the more of the missing 23 % of your salary you can make back .
The downside for firms is that they will potentially have to pay 55 % @ @ @ @ @ @ @ use 33 % of the time .
Joseph Rowntree Foundation director Helen Barnard said : `` Jobs that have been viable in the past and will be again in the future need specific support to get through the current crisis .
`` But the design of this scheme risks undermining its success and leading to more job losses by creating an unnecessary disincentive to employers to make use of it . ''
The Chancellor acknowledged that despite the help more people would lose their jobs .
`` As I ’ ve said throughout @ @ @ @ @ @ @ every business , '' he said .
`` I can not save every job .
No Chancellor could .
`` But what we can and must do is deal with the real problems businesses and employees are facing now . ''

Furlough is ending, instead replaced with a new jobs support scheme - but how does it work, who's paying and what will you get if you're placed on it
Coronavirus Job Support - who qualifies and how much money will you receive
A new support scheme has been announced by Chancellor Rishi Sunak, in an effort to save as many jobs as he can.
It comes as furlough, which has kept millions of people in jobs during the coronavirus pandemic, is set to end on October 31.
"There has been no harder choice than the decision to end the furlough scheme," Sunak told the House of Commons.
"As the economy reopens, it is fundamentally wrong to hold people in jobs that only exist inside the furlough."
So to replace it he's come up with a new plan.
If your boss keeps you on - working at least a third of your normal hours - the Government will top up some of your wages for the hours you're missing.
It's open to all firms - whether they've used furlough or not - in an effort to keep as many "viable" jobs open as possible.
The scheme will run for six months - but it will still mean a pay cut for affected workers, even compared to their furloughed wages.
Image: HM Treasury) HM Treasury)
That's because, while furloughed workers got 80% of salaries up to £2,500 a month, the new scheme only covers the money for two thirds of your missing hours.
There's also a cap - with the Government paying people no more than £697.92 a month.
It means that people moving from furlough to the new scheme could see their pay packets get smaller, while they're asked to return to work for their bosses.
How it works for staff:
You work at least a third of your hours at full pay
Your boss covers 22% of your remaining pay
The Government covers 22% of your remaining pay
You get at least 77% of your full pay cheque
People who earnt more than £38,000 before the crisis might end up with bigger reductions in their pay cheques thanks to the Government cap.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The good news is that the more of your hours you work, the more of the missing 23% of your salary you can make back.
The downside for firms is that they will potentially have to pay 55% of the wages for staff they only use 33% of the time.
Joseph Rowntree Foundation director Helen Barnard said: "Jobs that have been viable in the past and will be again in the future need specific support to get through the current crisis.
"But the design of this scheme risks undermining its success and leading to more job losses by creating an unnecessary disincentive to employers to make use of it."
The Chancellor acknowledged that despite the help more people would lose their jobs.
"As I’ve said throughout this crisis, I cannot save every business," he said.
"I cannot save every job. No Chancellor could.
"But what we can and must do is deal with the real problems businesses and employees are facing now."


thedailymirror--2020-09-24--New winter jobs scheme will also include businesses who have never used furlough

The Treasury will continue to top up the wages of staff who are unable to return to work full time from November , Rishi Sunak has announced .
The Jobs Support Scheme , which will replace the furlough scheme when it ends , will see workers get up to 77 % of their normal salaries for six months .
It aims to prevent tens of thousands of redundancies when furlough closes on October 31 , however will see workers earn less than the current 80 % promise .
Chancellor Rishi Sunak said it was part of a wider `` winter @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who are working fewer than normal hours due to decreased demand .
Nearly three million workers - or 12 % of the UK 's workforce - are currently on partial or full furlough leave , according to official figures .
The chancellor said that employees will have to be working for at least a third of their normal hours to qualify for the new scheme , which begins on 1 November .
Between them , the government and the employer will then cover part of their salary for the remaining hours not worked @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of this sum , capped at £697.92 per month , while firms cover a further third .
It means workers on the scheme will not get their full salary but should get at least 77 % .
In order to support only viable jobs , employees must be working at least 33 % of their usual hours to qualify .
Get the latest money advice , news and help straight to your inbox - sign up at mirror.co.uk/email It said the Job Support Scheme will be open to businesses across the UK even @ @ @ @ @ @ @ furlough scheme .
This means anyone affected by the new , potentially six month restrictions , will be able to enrol their staff for support from November 1 .
It is designed to sit alongside the Jobs Retention Bonus which will pay firms £1,000 per employee that they keep on until February 2021 .

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has unveiled a new package of support for workers at risk of unemployment when furlough closes on October 31 - and it will be open to all firms
New winter jobs scheme will also be open to businesses who have never used furlough
The Treasury will continue to top up the wages of staff who are unable to return to work full time from November, Rishi Sunak has announced.
The Jobs Support Scheme, which will replace the furlough scheme when it ends, will see workers get up to 77% of their normal salaries for six months.
It aims to prevent tens of thousands of redundancies when furlough closes on October 31, however will see workers earn less than the current 80% promise.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak said it was part of a wider "winter economy plan" that would support employees who are working fewer than normal hours due to decreased demand.
Nearly three million workers - or 12% of the UK's workforce - are currently on partial or full furlough leave, according to official figures.
The chancellor said that employees will have to be working for at least a third of their normal hours to qualify for the new scheme, which begins on 1 November.
Between them, the government and the employer will then cover part of their salary for the remaining hours not worked.
Image: Getty) Getty)
The government will cover a third of this sum, capped at £697.92 per month, while firms cover a further third.
It means workers on the scheme will not get their full salary but should get at least 77%.
In order to support only viable jobs, employees must be working at least 33% of their usual hours to qualify.
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It said the Job Support Scheme will be open to businesses across the UK even if they have not previously used the furlough scheme.
This means anyone affected by the new, potentially six month restrictions, will be able to enrol their staff for support from November 1.
It is designed to sit alongside the Jobs Retention Bonus which will pay firms £1,000 per employee that they keep on until February 2021.


thedailymirror--2020-09-24--Man Utd star Bruno Fernandes makes Marcus Rashford penalty admission

Bruno Fernandes has admitted he is happy for Marcus Rashford to take penalties for Man Utd if it is for the good of the team .
The Portuguese midfielder boasts a 100 per cent record from the spot for United since joining the club in January .
Rashford had already missed from 12 yards on more than one occasion during the campaign and Fernandes now appears to have cemented his place as the club 's regular taker .
However he says he has no issue if Rashford wishes to take on the responsibility going forward .
`` It does n't @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Fernandes said .
“ We have a lot of qualities in the team , like I 've said before .
I already talked with some players .
`` Rashy was the guy who took the penalties , so I tell him , 'when you feel confident , if you want to take the penalty , for me , it is not a problem . '
I will not fight.
’ '' I feel confident with penalties and I want to take them but , if someone comes to me to ask to take @ @ @ @ @ @ @ every time , just to take a penalty .
`` In that moment , I can be tired or not prepared to take a penalty and I can say easily , 'you take it . '
`` The most important thing is scoring for Manchester United .
It doesn ’ t matter if it is Bruno or someone else . ''
Fernandes ' penalty style continues to confuse opposing goalkeepers , with the midfielder now coming up to two years without missing one .
His usual routine sees him implement a small skip @ @ @ @ @ @ @ watches the keeper 's movement before firing into the opposite side of the goal .
His potency from the spot even led ex-United boss Jose Mourinho to claim Fernandes was one of the world 's best penalty takers , though only because he took so many .
But the 26-year-old insists they are not as easy as he makes them look .
Who is the best penalty taker in world football ?
Have your say below .
`` Penalties are part of the game , you know .
You need to score .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ need to score , '' Fernandes added .
`` I know everyone is talking about them like it 's easy , but you can lose a final with a penalty .
Manchester United won the Champions League in Moscow with penalties ( in 2008 ) .
`` For most people , it 's easy when you 're in front of the TV .
It is easy , 'just look at the goalkeeper jump to his left so why do n't you shoot to the right ? '
`` Yeah , I can shoot @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mind , was the left and the goalkeeper saved it !
It can happen !
But the most important thing , for me , is to keep scoring . ''
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Fernandes appears to have first option on United's penalty duties having dispatched every one of his efforts so far for the club, although Rashford has shared the responsibilities
Bruno Fernandes has admitted he is happy for Marcus Rashford to take penalties for Man Utd if it is for the good of the team.
The Portuguese midfielder boasts a 100 per cent record from the spot for United since joining the club in January.
Rashford had already missed from 12 yards on more than one occasion during the campaign and Fernandes now appears to have cemented his place as the club's regular taker.
However he says he has no issue if Rashford wishes to take on the responsibility going forward.
"It doesn't matter if I take penalties," Fernandes said. “We have a lot of qualities in the team, like I've said before. I already talked with some players.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
"Rashy was the guy who took the penalties, so I tell him, 'when you feel confident, if you want to take the penalty, for me, it is not a problem.' I will not fight.’
"I feel confident with penalties and I want to take them but, if someone comes to me to ask to take a penalty, I will not fight every time, just to take a penalty.
"In that moment, I can be tired or not prepared to take a penalty and I can say easily, 'you take it.'
"The most important thing is scoring for Manchester United. It doesn’t matter if it is Bruno or someone else."
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Fernandes' penalty style continues to confuse opposing goalkeepers, with the midfielder now coming up to two years without missing one.
His usual routine sees him implement a small skip on approach to the ball as he watches the keeper's movement before firing into the opposite side of the goal.
His potency from the spot even led ex-United boss Jose Mourinho to claim Fernandes was one of the world's best penalty takers, though only because he took so many.
But the 26-year-old insists they are not as easy as he makes them look.
Who is the best penalty taker in world football? Have your say below.
Image: Pool via Reuters) Pool via Reuters)
"Penalties are part of the game, you know. You need to score. You have the chance, but you need to score," Fernandes added.
"I know everyone is talking about them like it's easy, but you can lose a final with a penalty. Manchester United won the Champions League in Moscow with penalties (in 2008).
"For most people, it's easy when you're in front of the TV. It is easy, 'just look at the goalkeeper jump to his left so why don't you shoot to the right?'
"Yeah, I can shoot to the right but, in my mind, was the left and the goalkeeper saved it! It can happen! But the most important thing, for me, is to keep scoring."
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thedailymirror--2020-09-24--Plastic face shields don't work and let Covid-19 droplets escape, study warns

From hairdressers to waiters , many professionals have taken to wear face shields amid the coronavirus pandemic .
But a new study has warned that these plastic shields don ’ t work , and can actually allow airborne coronavirus droplets to escape .
Researchers from the Riken Centre in Japan , have performed a simulation using Fugaku - the world ’ s fastest supercomputer .
The simulation found that almost 100 % of airborne droplets of less than 5 micrometers in size escaped through plastic visor , while 50 % of larger droplets found their way into the air .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ , team leader , said : “ Judging from the results of the simulation , unfortunately the effectiveness of face guards in preventing droplets from spreading from an infected person ’ s mouth is limited compared with masks .
“ This is especially true for small droplets of less than 20 micrometres .
At the same time , it somehow works for the droplets larger than 50 micrometres.
” The researchers suggest that people who are advised not to wear face masks could wear face shields instead , but only outdoors , or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , there is currently no specific guidance about whether you can wear a plastic face shield instead of a mask .
However , in Scotland , the use of face shields instead of face masks is permitted .
The Scottish government website explains : “ You may also use , if you prefer , a face visor but it must cover your nose and mouth completely.
” Meanwhile , the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention in the US states that it is currently unknown whether or not face shields can protect you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The CDC does not recommend the use of face shields for normal everyday activities or as a substitute for cloth face coverings . ''

A new study has warned that these plastic shields don’t work, and can actually allow airborne coronavirus droplets to escape
From hairdressers to waiters, many professionals have taken to wear face shields amid the coronavirus pandemic.
But a new study has warned that these plastic shields don’t work, and can actually allow airborne coronavirus droplets to escape.
Researchers from the Riken Centre in Japan, have performed a simulation using Fugaku - the world’s fastest supercomputer.
The simulation found that almost 100% of airborne droplets of less than 5 micrometers in size escaped through plastic visor, while 50% of larger droplets found their way into the air.
Speaking to The Guardian, Makoto Tsubokura, team leader, said: “Judging from the results of the simulation, unfortunately the effectiveness of face guards in preventing droplets from spreading from an infected person’s mouth is limited compared with masks.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
“This is especially true for small droplets of less than 20 micrometres. At the same time, it somehow works for the droplets larger than 50 micrometres.”
The researchers suggest that people who are advised not to wear face masks could wear face shields instead, but only outdoors, or in well-ventilated indoor areas.
In England, there is currently no specific guidance about whether you can wear a plastic face shield instead of a mask.
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However, in Scotland, the use of face shields instead of face masks is permitted.
The Scottish government website explains: “You may also use, if you prefer, a face visor but it must cover your nose and mouth completely.”
Meanwhile, the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention in the US states that it is currently unknown whether or not face shields can protect you from coronavirus.
It states: "The CDC does not recommend the use of face shields for normal everyday activities or as a substitute for cloth face coverings."


thedailymirror--2020-09-24--Robert Pattinson's accent in The Devil All the Time 'scariest thing ever heard'

Known for his cinematic brilliance in Twilight and the upcoming Batman film , Robert Pattinson has wowed fans once again as he joins the star-stunned cast of Netflix 's new film The Devil All the Time .
The psychological thriller sees Robert Pattinson , Jason Clarke , Riley Keough and Sebastian Stan `` converge around a young man - Tom Holland - who is devoted to protecting those he loves in a postwar backwoods town teeming with corruption and brutality . ''
But there was one thing fans could n't ignore , Robert 's Southern American accent .
Whilst some @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Oscar ' , others thought he could have spent a little more time perfecting it .
One said : `` Robert Pattinson ’ s southern accent in The Devil All the Time is the scariest thing I ’ ve ever heard . ''
Another said : `` Robert Pattinson after practicing a southern accent for .000002 seconds on the set of the devil all the time . ''
A third commented : `` Watching Tom Holland 's new movie on Netflix ( The Devil All The Time ) and idk something abt Robert @ @ @ @ @ @ @ me uncomfy . ''
And : `` Never thought I ’ d see Robert Pattinson in a movie like The Devil All The Time ... his accent .
I cant help but laugh . ''
But many people struggled to find fault with it , praising the unique voice and his performance .
One said : `` Wow , Robert Pattinson 's preacher accent in The Devil All The Time is something else ! ''
Another added : `` Watching the devil all the time just once again proves that at some point @ @ @ @ @ @ @ needs an Oscar . ''
And : `` The only good thing to happen this year is Robert Pattinson 's accent in devil all the time '' said a third .
But it turns out that Robert actually kept his accent a secret until the moment the camera started rolling as director Antonio Campos told Insider : `` Rob was impossible to get dialect coaching .
`` He just didn ’ t want to do it .
He was just adamant about figuring it out on his own .
He would be like @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this thing , and that thing , with a little bit of this . '
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The Devil All The Time starring Tom Holland & Robert Pattinson - Official Trailer - Netflix
The Devil All The Time starring Tom Holland & Robert Pattinson - Official Trailer - Netflix
Robert Pattinson's new stint in Netflix's The Devil All the Time left fans on Twitter freaked out when they heard his accent for the first time - but some said he should have spent more time practicing
Robert Pattinson's accent in The Devil All the Time is 'scariest thing ever heard'
Known for his cinematic brilliance in Twilight and the upcoming Batman film, Robert Pattinson has wowed fans once again as he joins the star-stunned cast of Netflix's new film The Devil All the Time.
The psychological thriller sees Robert Pattinson, Jason Clarke, Riley Keough and Sebastian Stan "converge around a young man - Tom Holland - who is devoted to protecting those he loves in a postwar backwoods town teeming with corruption and brutality."
But there was one thing fans couldn't ignore, Robert's Southern American accent.
Whilst some viewers said it was 'deserving of an Oscar', others thought he could have spent a little more time perfecting it.
Image: Glen Wilson/Netflix) Glen Wilson/Netflix)
One said: "Robert Pattinson’s southern accent in The Devil All the Time is the scariest thing I’ve ever heard."
Another said: "Robert Pattinson after practicing a southern accent for .000002 seconds on the set of the devil all the time."
A third commented: "Watching Tom Holland's new movie on Netflix (The Devil All The Time) and idk something abt Robert Pattinson w a s****y southern accent makes me uncomfy."
And: "Never thought I’d see Robert Pattinson in a movie like The Devil All The Time...his accent. I cant help but laugh."
Image: Glen Wilson/Netflix) Glen Wilson/Netflix)
But many people struggled to find fault with it, praising the unique voice and his performance.
One said: "Wow, Robert Pattinson's preacher accent in The Devil All The Time is something else!"
Another added: "Watching the devil all the time just once again proves that at some point, in some world, Robert Pattinson needs an Oscar."
And: "The only good thing to happen this year is Robert Pattinson's accent in devil all the time" said a third.
But it turns out that Robert actually kept his accent a secret until the moment the camera started rolling as director Antonio Campos told Insider : "Rob was impossible to get dialect coaching.
"He just didn’t want to do it. He was just adamant about figuring it out on his own. He would be like, 'I'm gonna do this thing, and that thing, with a little bit of this.'"
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thedailymirror--2020-09-24--Man jailed for making complaints to police about Ant McPartlin returning to TV

A Welsh man has been jailed for 19 weeks for repeatedly calling the police to complain about Ant McPartlin returning to TV after his drunken car crash .
David Kates-Lowick , 57 , from Welshpool , Wales , pleaded guilty to breaching a criminal behaviour order for making four non-emergency calls in three days to Dyfed Powys police .
He had previously been handed a 10-week suspended sentence , which is to run consecutively with nine weeks imposed by court chairman David Subacchi at Llandudno Magistrates ' Court yesterday .
It gives him a 19-week sentence all together .
According @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the court Kates-Lowick was frustrated that Britain 's Got Talent star Ant was able to continue his career in the spotlight after being convicted of drink-driving in 2018 .
The court heard Kates-Lowick was an alcoholic and under the influence of prescription drugs when he made the calls .
His defence , Owain Jones , told the court his client is also likely to have suffered mental health issues .
He told the court : `` He ’ s called 101 , not an emergency line , and hasn ’ t used foul @ @ @ @ @ @ @ calls suggest he ’ s also significant mental health issues as well .
`` It 's perhaps a plea for help . ''
Ant was arrested and later convicted of drink-driving following a car crash in west London in March 2018 .
He pleaded guilty to the charge and was banned from driving for 20 months , and fined £86,000 - then the highest financial penalty ever awarded for a drink-driving case in the UK .
The telly favourite took a year off to focus on his recovery , bowing out of shows @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Got Talent and I 'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here !
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Ant returned to TV last year and has resumed his usual hosting roles alongside his longtime telly partner Declan Donnelly .

A phone pest from Wales has been sentenced to 19 weeks behind bars for repeatedly calling the police to complain about Ant McPartlin returning to TV after his drink-driving shame
Man jailed for 19 weeks for making complaints to police about Ant McPartlin on TV
A Welsh man has been jailed for 19 weeks for repeatedly calling the police to complain about Ant McPartlin returning to TV after his drunken car crash.
David Kates-Lowick, 57, from Welshpool, Wales, pleaded guilty to breaching a criminal behaviour order for making four non-emergency calls in three days to Dyfed Powys police.
He had previously been handed a 10-week suspended sentence, which is to run consecutively with nine weeks imposed by court chairman David Subacchi at Llandudno Magistrates' Court yesterday.
It gives him a 19-week sentence all together.
According to Countytimes.co.uk, prosecutor James Neary told the court Kates-Lowick was frustrated that Britain's Got Talent star Ant was able to continue his career in the spotlight after being convicted of drink-driving in 2018.
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The court heard Kates-Lowick was an alcoholic and under the influence of prescription drugs when he made the calls.
His defence, Owain Jones, told the court his client is also likely to have suffered mental health issues.
He told the court: "He’s called 101, not an emergency line, and hasn’t used foul language...
"The contents of the calls suggest he’s also significant mental health issues as well.
"It's perhaps a plea for help."
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Ant was arrested and later convicted of drink-driving following a car crash in west London in March 2018.
He pleaded guilty to the charge and was banned from driving for 20 months, and fined £86,000 - then the highest financial penalty ever awarded for a drink-driving case in the UK.
The telly favourite took a year off to focus on his recovery, bowing out of shows including Saturday Night Takeaway, Britain's Got Talent and I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!.
Ant returned to TV last year and has resumed his usual hosting roles alongside his longtime telly partner Declan Donnelly.


thedailymirror--2020-09-24--Elderly couple hit with £100 parking fine despite being 70 miles away

An elderly couple say they were hit with a £100 fine for parking in a car park for seven hours - but they were 70 miles away .
Fred Taylor , 68 , said he received the fine in the post after he and his wife Christine , who has dementia , visited the same car park in Bulwell , Nottingham , twice in one day .
Mr Taylor said they stopped at Springfield Retail Park for about 10 minutes at 8am to fill up their car with petrol at Morrisons and then left for a day out in Warwick @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 3.15pm to buy food - spending 30 minutes in the privately-managed car park - and were wrongly given a ticket for violating the time limit , he added .
Mr Taylor told NottinghamshireLive : “ When we got the ticket I said to my wife that it didn ’ t make sense as we weren ’ t even there , we were spending the day in Warwick .
“ It has been a massive nightmare .
We went into the retail park at around 8am to get petrol from Morrisons and we went @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the afternoon to get our tea .
He added : “ I would have just paid the fine without my daughter helping us to appeal it .
We would ’ ve had nowhere else to turn .
“ I spent an hour in Halifax getting bank statements to prove that we were in Warwick for the day .
“ On several occasions , I phoned Premier Park but all I got back was an automated message.
” The Taylors ' daughter Julie Muckle said she used receipts to prove the couple were n't @ @ @ @ @ @ @ than seven hours .
But she had to spend `` hours '' appealing the fine .
The couple are now awaiting a decision on their appeal .
Mrs Muckle , of Hucknall , said : “ When they got the fine last Wednesday my mum who has dementia was really anxious about it so they were just going to pay it .
It blew them out of the water .
“ If you ’ re an elderly person and you don ’ t have a smartphone it is very difficult to appeal .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ out of principle .
“ To have it hanging over them is just stress they don ’ t need .
But they are absolutely not paying it , I will take them to court .
It is totally unacceptable .
“ I am livid about it .
Using fear tactics to force people to pay fines absolutely needs addressing.
” Alex Norris , MP for Nottingham North , is planning to meet with Premier Park representatives .
He said : `` This should not be happening .
People should n't be getting pushed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ n't done .
`` The system needs to work properly .
I will support residents in their appeals and I will write to Premier Park to call for action . ''

Fred Taylor, 68, says a parking ticket wrongly claims he spent seven hours in a car park in Bulwell, Nottingham, as receipts prove he was 70 miles away in Warwick during that time
An elderly couple say they were hit with a £100 fine for parking in a car park for seven hours - but they were 70 miles away.
Fred Taylor, 68, said he received the fine in the post after he and his wife Christine, who has dementia, visited the same car park in Bulwell, Nottingham, twice in one day.
Mr Taylor said they stopped at Springfield Retail Park for about 10 minutes at 8am to fill up their car with petrol at Morrisons and then left for a day out in Warwick.
They returned to the Morrisons at 3.15pm to buy food - spending 30 minutes in the privately-managed car park - and were wrongly given a ticket for violating the time limit, he added.
Mr Taylor told NottinghamshireLive: “When we got the ticket I said to my wife that it didn’t make sense as we weren’t even there, we were spending the day in Warwick.
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“It has been a massive nightmare. We went into the retail park at around 8am to get petrol from Morrisons and we went again to the supermarket at 3.15pm in the afternoon to get our tea.
“You couldn’t possibly spend seven hours there.”
He added: “I would have just paid the fine without my daughter helping us to appeal it. We would’ve had nowhere else to turn.
“I spent an hour in Halifax getting bank statements to prove that we were in Warwick for the day.
“On several occasions, I phoned Premier Park but all I got back was an automated message.”
The Taylors' daughter Julie Muckle said she used receipts to prove the couple weren't parked in the car park for more than seven hours.
But she had to spend "hours" appealing the fine. The couple are now awaiting a decision on their appeal.
Mrs Muckle, of Hucknall, said: “When they got the fine last Wednesday my mum who has dementia was really anxious about it so they were just going to pay it. It blew them out of the water.
“If you’re an elderly person and you don’t have a smartphone it is very difficult to appeal. I told them not to pay it out of principle.
“To have it hanging over them is just stress they don’t need. But they are absolutely not paying it, I will take them to court. It is totally unacceptable.
“I am livid about it. Using fear tactics to force people to pay fines absolutely needs addressing.”
Alex Norris, MP for Nottingham North, is planning to meet with Premier Park representatives.
He said: "This should not be happening. People shouldn't be getting pushed into paying fines for things they haven't done.
"The system needs to work properly. I will support residents in their appeals and I will write to Premier Park to call for action."
A reporter has contacted Premier Park for comment.


thedailymirror--2020-09-24--Dreamy Bath city breaks are currently going for £99 including afternoon tea

If a city break in Bath is on your radar for your next staycation , then you may want to check out Wowcher 's latest deal .
The vouchers website has teamed up with Superbreak to offer Bath city break from £99 for two people , complete with a luxury hotel stay and a delicious afternoon tea .
So what exactly is included in your package ?
For a start , you 'll be staying at the 4* Brooks Guesthouse , which boasts a central location just a short walk from key attractions such as Bath Abbey .
The offer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ an afternoon tea at the hotel , and a bottle of Prosecco .
You can already book the deal on Wowcher but it 's worth noting that the offer is subject to availabilty .
Those who want to make a longer trip of it can also opt for the same deal for £159 for two nights , £209 for three nights , or £249 for nights .
Oh , and the offer also includes a late check out at 12pm - giving you plenty of extra time to explore the city in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ !
There 's so much to explore in Bath too , from the iconic Roman Baths to the Herschel Museum of Astronomy .
A firm favourite with those after romantic UK breaks , Bath is filled with breathtaking buildings and architecture , not to mention the cosy pubs , the brilliant restaurants and the charming boutiques .
No wonder the city is one of the UK 's UNESCO World Heritage Sites .
Ca n't quite make the deal work for you ?
Do n't be disheartened - you can find plenty more inspiration @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tips , the top deals , and the best attractions worth having on your radar .
• During the coronavirus pandemic , regions of the UK may be subject to local lockdowns .
You should check the latest government advice before booking , planning or going on a trip .

Bath city breaks are currently going for £99 including afternoon tea, prosecco and a late checkout
Dreamy Bath city breaks are currently going for £99 including afternoon tea
If a city break in Bath is on your radar for your next staycation, then you may want to check out Wowcher's latest deal.
The vouchers website has teamed up with Superbreak to offer Bath city break from £99 for two people, complete with a luxury hotel stay and a delicious afternoon tea.
So what exactly is included in your package?
For a start, you'll be staying at the 4* Brooks Guesthouse, which boasts a central location just a short walk from key attractions such as Bath Abbey.
The offer covers your breakfast for two people, an afternoon tea at the hotel, and a bottle of Prosecco.
You can already book the deal on Wowcher but it's worth noting that the offer is subject to availabilty.
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Those who want to make a longer trip of it can also opt for the same deal for £159 for two nights, £209 for three nights, or £249 for nights.
Oh, and the offer also includes a late check out at 12pm - giving you plenty of extra time to explore the city in the morning, or opt for a lie-in!
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There's so much to explore in Bath too, from the iconic Roman Baths to the Herschel Museum of Astronomy.
A firm favourite with those after romantic UK breaks, Bath is filled with breathtaking buildings and architecture, not to mention the cosy pubs, the brilliant restaurants and the charming boutiques.
No wonder the city is one of the UK's UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Can't quite make the deal work for you? Don't be disheartened - you can find plenty more inspiration on our UK holidays page including destination tips, the top deals, and the best attractions worth having on your radar.


thedailymirror--2020-09-24--Dayot Upamecano responds to transfer speculation as Man Utd's stance changes

Dayot Upamecano insists he is fully focused on RB Leipzig amid claims that Manchester United could make a move before next month ’ s transfer deadline .
The French international starred for the German side last season , as they reached the Champions League semi-finals .
And he took the step in July of signing a contract extension with RBL , until 2023 , having entered the last year of his contract .
That new deal is understood to contain a release clause in the region of £52million - but which only comes into effect next summer .
United have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ summer - 12 months after breaking the world transfer record for a defender with Harry Maguire ’ s arrival .
But after losing to Crystal Palace in their Premier League opener - in which both Maguire and partner Victor Lindelof struggled - Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Ed Woodward are re-evaluating whether to bring in defensive reinforcements in the next two weeks .
Wilf Zaha and the Palace attack exploited a lack of recovery speed between the United duo throughout the 90 minutes , while Lindelof in particular struggled one-v-one with Zaha .
Old @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with the kind of top-level speed required to allow the side to play a higher defensive line - increasingly required at Europe ’ s elite level - and who can cope in those head-to-head duels .
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Top of their list is expected to be Upamecano , who is admired by United and a host of European giants - including rivals City , Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain .
Upamecano spoke on his immediate future amid growing speculation on Wednesday , telling Telefoot in France : “ For @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it is true that I was able to discuss with certain clubs .
“ As I said , for now I am focused on Leipzig and I will continue to play for Leipzig .
And then we ’ ll see .
“ You never know what can happen in a football season.
’ While United are keen on Upamecano however , Mirror Football understands that the club do not believe they will be able to sign him from RB Leipzig this window .
With the Bundesliga season up and running , RBL will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s release clause to part with him now .
And while discussions have been had , United are unwilling to part with a major premium - particularly while struggling to find buyers willing to meet their own asking prices for a number of defenders currently on their books .
As such , Eric Bailly , who played the full 90 minutes at Luton alongside Maguire on Tuesday , may soon be handed greater opportunities provided he can prove his fitness .
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The French international continues to be admired at Old Trafford, particularly after what Ole Gunnar Solskjaer saw from Harry Maguire and Victor Lindelof in the Premier League opener
Dayot Upamecano insists he is fully focused on RB Leipzig amid claims that Manchester United could make a move before next month’s transfer deadline.
The French international starred for the German side last season, as they reached the Champions League semi-finals.
And he took the step in July of signing a contract extension with RBL, until 2023, having entered the last year of his contract.
That new deal is understood to contain a release clause in the region of £52million - but which only comes into effect next summer.
United have not moved for a new centre-back this summer - 12 months after breaking the world transfer record for a defender with Harry Maguire’s arrival.
But after losing to Crystal Palace in their Premier League opener - in which both Maguire and partner Victor Lindelof struggled - Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Ed Woodward are re-evaluating whether to bring in defensive reinforcements in the next two weeks.
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Wilf Zaha and the Palace attack exploited a lack of recovery speed between the United duo throughout the 90 minutes, while Lindelof in particular struggled one-v-one with Zaha.
Old Trafford chiefs are now eyeing potential recruits with the kind of top-level speed required to allow the side to play a higher defensive line - increasingly required at Europe’s elite level - and who can cope in those head-to-head duels.
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Top of their list is expected to be Upamecano, who is admired by United and a host of European giants - including rivals City, Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain.
Upamecano spoke on his immediate future amid growing speculation on Wednesday, telling Telefoot in France: “For the moment I am with Leipzig but it is true that I was able to discuss with certain clubs.
“As I said, for now I am focused on Leipzig and I will continue to play for Leipzig. And then we’ll see.
“You never know what can happen in a football season.’
While United are keen on Upamecano however, Mirror Football understands that the club do not believe they will be able to sign him from RB Leipzig this window.
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With the Bundesliga season up and running, RBL will charge well in excess of next summer’s release clause to part with him now.
And while discussions have been had, United are unwilling to part with a major premium - particularly while struggling to find buyers willing to meet their own asking prices for a number of defenders currently on their books.
As such, Eric Bailly, who played the full 90 minutes at Luton alongside Maguire on Tuesday, may soon be handed greater opportunities provided he can prove his fitness.
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thedailymirror--2020-09-24--Rishi Sunak warns of six months of pain as he unveils emergency jobs package

Rishi Sunak has warned of six months of pain as he set out a package of measures to mitigate looming job losses .
The Chancellor unveiled plans for a new Jobs Support Scheme , where the Government will top up wages of workers who work at least a third of their hours .
Employees will be paid for that work as normal , with the state and employers then increasing those wages to cover two-thirds of the pay they have lost .
The move will cost the Treasury an estimated £300million a month for every million workers .
Mr Sunak @ @ @ @ @ @ @ scheme for the self employed , a 15 % VAT cut for the hospitality and tourism sectors , and help for businesses in repaying government-backed loans .
Speaking in the Commons , he said he knew people were `` anxious and afraid and exhausted at the prospect of further restrictions '' to their daily lives .
But he offered a glimmer of hope , saying better understanding of the virus , better testing and support for the NHS allowed him to be `` cautiously optimistic '' .
Mr Sunak said hopes in March @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' had been dashed .
He told MPs : `` It is now clear - as the PM and our scientific advisers have said - for at least the next six months , the virus and restrictions are going to be a fact of our lives .
`` Our economy is now likely to undergo a more permanent adjustment .
The sources of our economic growth and the kinds of jobs we create will adapt and evolve to the new normal . ''
Mr Sunak said the Government needed to `` face up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that the coronavirus crisis presents .
He said the resurgence of the virus in recent weeks poses a `` threat to our fragile economic recovery . ''
And he acknowledged `` we ca n't save every business '' and `` we ca n't save every job '' .
Mr Sunak also announced a new payment scheme will give more breathing space for more than £30 billion of deferred VAT payments , allowing them to make 11 interest-free payments in 2021-22 rather than a lump sum at the end of March .
And `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ extend the repayment terms for bounceback loans from six to 10 years .
It comes as the number of daily coronavirus infections rose above 6,000 - the highest increase since May .
The virus alert level has also been escalated from 3 to 4 , leading to a raft of new restrictions announced by Boris Johnson earlier this week .

The Chancellor said hopes of a 'temporary period of disruption' had been dashed and the economy must undergo a 'more permanent adjustment'
Rishi Sunak warns of six months of pain as he unveils new emergency jobs package
Rishi Sunak has warned of six months of pain as he set out a package of measures to mitigate looming job losses.
The Chancellor unveiled plans for a new Jobs Support Scheme, where the Government will top up wages of workers who work at least a third of their hours.
Employees will be paid for that work as normal, with the state and employers then increasing those wages to cover two-thirds of the pay they have lost.
The move will cost the Treasury an estimated £300million a month for every million workers.
Mr Sunak also announced an extension to the grant scheme for the self employed, a 15% VAT cut for the hospitality and tourism sectors, and help for businesses in repaying government-backed loans.
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Speaking in the Commons, he said he knew people were "anxious and afraid and exhausted at the prospect of further restrictions" to their daily lives.
But he offered a glimmer of hope, saying better understanding of the virus, better testing and support for the NHS allowed him to be "cautiously optimistic".
Mr Sunak said hopes in March of a "temporary period of disruption" had been dashed.
He told MPs: "It is now clear - as the PM and our scientific advisers have said - for at least the next six months, the virus and restrictions are going to be a fact of our lives.
"Our economy is now likely to undergo a more permanent adjustment. The sources of our economic growth and the kinds of jobs we create will adapt and evolve to the new normal."
Mr Sunak said the Government needed to "face up to the trade-offs and hard choices" that the coronavirus crisis presents.
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He said the resurgence of the virus in recent weeks poses a "threat to our fragile economic recovery."
And he acknowledged "we can't save every business" and "we can't save every job".
Mr Sunak also announced a new payment scheme will give more breathing space for more than £30 billion of deferred VAT payments, allowing them to make 11 interest-free payments in 2021-22 rather than a lump sum at the end of March.
And "pay as you grow" measure will extend the repayment terms for bounceback loans from six to 10 years.
It comes as the number of daily coronavirus infections rose above 6,000 - the highest increase since May.
The virus alert level has also been escalated from 3 to 4, leading to a raft of new restrictions announced by Boris Johnson earlier this week.


thedailymirror--2020-09-24--How Tamara Ecclestone cleverly hid her bump as she gives birth to baby girl

Tamara Ecclestone kept her pregnancy a secret until she gave birth to her baby girl Serena .
Serena 's arrival is a welcome addition to Tamara , 36 , and Jay Rutland 's brood as they have given their daughter Sofia , five , a little sister .
Her pregnancy was one of the best kept secrets in the showbiz world .
She took a leaf out of the youngest Kardashian Kylie Jenner 's book when it come to concealing her pregnancy from everyone .
F1 icon Bernie Ecclestone 's daughter managed to even hide her baby news from her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ living out their days on Bernie 's luxury yacht off the coast of Croatia for the most of the coronavirus pandemic .
But mostly , the well-kept secret was a result of very clever Instagram posts .
Tamara pulled it off by getting her daughter Fifi to pose sit on her lap for photographs while they were on holiday .
The mother-of-two also took close-up selfies and shared them with her followers .
She even gave birth in secret in a hospital near Bern in Switzerland a week ago .
Baby news only @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he was thrilled to be a grandfather .
He told MailOnline : `` I ’ m absolutely thrilled to be a grandfather again .
`` Tamara gave birth to a little girl seven days ago in the same hospital that my son Ace was born in .
Mother and baby are doing brilliantly .
She ’ s a beautiful little thing .
`` She has named her Serena and both of them have been already out on the town together around Gstaad . ''

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Tamara Ecclestone took a leaf out of the youngest Kardashian Kylie Jenner's book when it come to concealing her pregnancy from everyone
How Tamara Ecclestone cleverly hid her bump as she gives birth to baby girl Serena
Tamara Ecclestone kept her pregnancy a secret until she gave birth to her baby girl Serena.
Serena's arrival is a welcome addition to Tamara, 36, and Jay Rutland's brood as they have given their daughter Sofia, five, a little sister.
Her pregnancy was one of the best kept secrets in the showbiz world.
She took a leaf out of the youngest Kardashian Kylie Jenner's book when it come to concealing her pregnancy from everyone.
F1 icon Bernie Ecclestone's daughter managed to even hide her baby news from her loyal 450k followers.
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They have been living out their days on Bernie's luxury yacht off the coast of Croatia for the most of the coronavirus pandemic.
But mostly, the well-kept secret was a result of very clever Instagram posts.
Tamara pulled it off by getting her daughter Fifi to pose sit on her lap for photographs while they were on holiday.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
The mother-of-two also took close-up selfies and shared them with her followers.
She even gave birth in secret in a hospital near Bern in Switzerland a week ago.
Baby news only emerged when her dad Bernie let slip he was thrilled to be a grandfather.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
He told MailOnline: "I’m absolutely thrilled to be a grandfather again.
"Tamara gave birth to a little girl seven days ago in the same hospital that my son Ace was born in. Mother and baby are doing brilliantly. She’s a beautiful little thing.
"She has named her Serena and both of them have been already out on the town together around Gstaad."
Congratulations, Tamara and Jay!