thedailymirror--2020-06-29--Savage fumes at Jake Humphrey live on BT Sport in 'Leicester rebuild' tirade

Robbie Savage fumed at BT Sport presenter Jake Humphrey in a rant over whether Leicester City need ' a rebuild ' .
Savage said he was `` angry '' at being asked the question by Humphrey after the Foxes were knocked out of the FA Cup by Chelsea on Sunday .
Leicester are currently third in the Premier League and heading for a Champions League place , having reached the Caraboa Cup semi-finals as well as the FA Cup quarter-finals this season .
However , they have failed to score in five of their last eight matches and rarely threatened @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Savage on BT Sport after the game , Humphrey referenced an interview in which a fan had said Brendan Rodgers ' side needed to reinvest - with teams such as Wolves and Sheffield United catching up on the Premier League 's leading lights .
And the presenter was promptly savaged by Savage .
`` When you said 'Do Leicester need a rebuild ' I almost fell off my chair , '' the former Wales star blasted at Humphrey .
`` They 're third in the Premier League , they got to the semi-final @ @ @ @ @ @ @ just got knocked out of the semi-final of the FA cup .
`` The average age of the squad is early 20s .
They had three players over the age of 30 - Schmeichel , Vardy and Jonny Evans .
It 's a very young squad .
And you 're saying do they need a rebuild ?
It 's nonsense .
They are third in the Premier League ! ''
Sheffield United also crashed out of the FA Cup on Sunday , losing 2-1 at home to Arsenal following on from Premier League @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Before those results the Blades had been fifth in the league , and Savage said criticism of Chris Wilder 's side was just as unwarranted as questions about Leicester 's form .
`` This is what I mean - people are now questioning Chris Wilder and Sheffield United , and they 're eighth in the Premier League .
FA Cup quarter-final , it 's absolute nonsense . ''
Returning to the subject of his former club - who won the 2015/16 Premier League title - Savage went on : `` Rebuild , Leicester @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of their best seasons ever .
`` They might drop out of the Champions League places .
Leicester City , 5000/1 premier league winners and people say rebuilds .
Do me a favour . ''
Humphrey then asked whether the Foxes needed to reinvest this summer , to which Savage replied : `` All teams need to reinvest. ''
Liverpool will probably need to reinvest .
They 're going to have one of the best Premier League seasons ever .
They may even break all the records .
`` They are third in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Let that sink in for a second .
They 're ahead of Spurs , Manchester United , they 're ahead of Chelsea . ''
Savage added : `` They do n't have to rebuild .
I get fed up of people saying do they need a rebuild .
It 's nonsense .
It made me angry that . ''
The 45-year-old 's rant at least amused fellow pundit Rio Ferdinand .
The former Manchester United and England defender joked : `` Sav 's not been given any dessert . ''
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Humphrey put it to Savage that his former club might need to reinvest after crashing out of the FA Cup to Chelsea - and the ex-Wales star launched an angry tirade at the presenter
Robbie Savage fumed at BT Sport presenter Jake Humphrey in a rant over whether Leicester City need 'a rebuild'.
Savage said he was "angry" at being asked the question by Humphrey after the Foxes were knocked out of the FA Cup by Chelsea on Sunday.
Leicester are currently third in the Premier League and heading for a Champions League place, having reached the Caraboa Cup semi-finals as well as the FA Cup quarter-finals this season.
However, they have failed to score in five of their last eight matches and rarely threatened Chelsea.
Talking to former Foxes midfielder Savage on BT Sport after the game, Humphrey referenced an interview in which a fan had said Brendan Rodgers' side needed to reinvest - with teams such as Wolves and Sheffield United catching up on the Premier League's leading lights.
Image: BT Sport) BT Sport)
And the presenter was promptly savaged by Savage.
"When you said 'Do Leicester need a rebuild' I almost fell off my chair," the former Wales star blasted at Humphrey.
"They're third in the Premier League, they got to the semi-final of the Carabao Cup, they've just got knocked out of the semi-final of the FA cup.
"The average age of the squad is early 20s. They had three players over the age of 30 - Schmeichel, Vardy and Jonny Evans. It's a very young squad. And you're saying do they need a rebuild? It's nonsense. They are third in the Premier League!"
Sheffield United also crashed out of the FA Cup on Sunday, losing 2-1 at home to Arsenal following on from Premier League defeats to Manchester United and Newcastle.
Before those results the Blades had been fifth in the league, and Savage said criticism of Chris Wilder's side was just as unwarranted as questions about Leicester's form.
"This is what I mean - people are now questioning Chris Wilder and Sheffield United, and they're eighth in the Premier League. FA Cup quarter-final, it's absolute nonsense."
Returning to the subject of his former club - who won the 2015/16 Premier League title - Savage went on: "Rebuild, Leicester? Jake, they're having one of their best seasons ever.
"They might drop out of the Champions League places. Leicester City, 5000/1 premier league winners and people say rebuilds. Do me a favour."
Humphrey then asked whether the Foxes needed to reinvest this summer, to which Savage replied: "All teams need to reinvest.
" Liverpool will probably need to reinvest. They're going to have one of the best Premier League seasons ever. They may even break all the records.
"They are third in the Premier League, Leicester City. Let that sink in for a second. They're ahead of Spurs, Manchester United, they're ahead of Chelsea."
Savage added: "They don't have to rebuild. I get fed up of people saying do they need a rebuild. It's nonsense. It made me angry that."
The 45-year-old's rant at least amused fellow pundit Rio Ferdinand.
The former Manchester United and England defender joked: "Sav's not been given any dessert."
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thedailymirror--2020-06-29--Powerful portrait series dedicated to NHS staff on Covid-19 frontline unveiled

Powerful and personal portraits of doctors , nurses and other NHS staff who responded to the COVID-19 pandemic have been unveiled .
Renowned photographer Rankin , who has previously shot the Rolling Stones , Kate Moss and the Queen , offered to take portraits of 12 people playing a vital role in the NHS response to Covid-19 .
The collection will be showcased across the country at bus stops , roadside billboards and iconic pedestrian areas , including the world-famous Piccadilly Lights in central London this week to mark the 72nd anniversary of the NHS .
British photographer and director @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pandemic began to unfold , I was moved by the incredible efforts of people across the NHS and I wanted to document who they are and their role in fighting this disease .
For updates on coronavirus , follow our live blog HERE .
`` Taking a portrait is a unique and intimate experience , even with social distancing in place .
Everyone had their own inspiring story which to them was just doing their job .
`` I hope these images portray the resilience and courage they show every day in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ include an ICU consultant , a Covid-19 critical care nurse , a midwife , a psychiatrist , a hospital porter , a Covid-19 ward cleaner , a paramedic , a GP , a pharmacist , a district nurse , a 111 call centre worker , and a Chief Information Officer .
All have played a vital role in managing the response to the virus and supporting people impacted by the disease .
Sir Simon Stevens , NHS Chief Executive , said : `` This has been the most challenging year in the NHS @ @ @ @ @ @ @ staff providing care to almost 100,000 hospitalised Covid patients , and many more in the community .
`` Nurses , doctors , physios , pharmacists , cleaners and countless others have pulled together , bolstered by thousands of former NHS staff who came back to help , alongside a new generation of students who stepped up .
`` As we approach the NHS ’ s anniversary , these striking portraits pay tribute to all NHS staff and their extraordinary dedication .
`` On July 5 we also want to say thank you to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have played their part in helping the NHS and our communities deal with this unprecedented health emergency . ''
The participants have been photographed unhidden by PPE , to reveal the people behind the masks and celebrate the individuals they are .
Alongside each portrait , NHS staff have shared their own personal stories from the frontline , providing a unique and touching insight into the lives of the people who are battling this pandemic and saving lives .
Emma Kelly , a critical care nurse at the Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust @ @ @ @ @ @ @ thought it must be the wrong Emma as I feel like I ’ m just doing the job I ’ ve been trained to do .
`` While all of us who work for the NHS do the job because we want to care for and support our patients – it is lovely to be recognised in this way and to be able to share our stories with the world . ''
Dr Farzana Hussain , a GP at Project Surgery , Newham , said : `` It ’ s difficult to put @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be able to go to work every day and make a difference to people ’ s lives and to help battle this global pandemic .
`` Now more than ever , it ’ s important that we see the humanity that makes up our GP practices , community services and hospitals .
`` Every member of staff has their own story , fears and hopes for the future .
I think Rankin ’ s photography brings this out really well . ''
Sarah Jensen , Chief Information Officer , Barts Health NHS Trust @ @ @ @ @ @ @ surprised and flattered to be chosen – to be at the forefront of the coronavirus story was not something I was expecting .
`` I feel privileged to be representing my profession , as working for the NHS provides such a rewarding career .
`` I feel very strongly that we set a good example and help get messages into schools with the younger generations who are experiencing this and run grass root campaigns to recruit and show people at a young age what is possible . ''
All portraits are being donated @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ongoing legacy for years to come .
Advertising space to display the portraits has also been donated free of charge .

The collection of 12 portraits, by renowned photographer Rankin, will be showcased across the UK to mark the 72nd anniversary of the NHS
Powerful and personal portraits of doctors, nurses and other NHS staff who responded to the COVID-19 pandemic have been unveiled .
Renowned photographer Rankin, who has previously shot the Rolling Stones, Kate Moss and the Queen, offered to take portraits of 12 people playing a vital role in the NHS response to Covid-19.
The collection will be showcased across the country at bus stops, roadside billboards and iconic pedestrian areas, including the world-famous Piccadilly Lights in central London this week to mark the 72nd anniversary of the NHS.
British photographer and director Rankin said: "As the coronavirus pandemic began to unfold, I was moved by the incredible efforts of people across the NHS and I wanted to document who they are and their role in fighting this disease.
For updates on coronavirus, follow our live blog HERE.
Image: PA) PA)
"Taking a portrait is a unique and intimate experience, even with social distancing in place. Everyone had their own inspiring story which to them was just doing their job.
"I hope these images portray the resilience and courage they show every day in the face of real adversity.”
Those photographed include an ICU consultant, a Covid-19 critical care nurse, a midwife, a psychiatrist, a hospital porter, a Covid-19 ward cleaner, a paramedic, a GP, a pharmacist, a district nurse, a 111 call centre worker, and a Chief Information Officer.
Image: PA) PA)
Image: PA) PA)
All have played a vital role in managing the response to the virus and supporting people impacted by the disease.
Sir Simon Stevens, NHS Chief Executive, said: "This has been the most challenging year in the NHS’s history, with our amazing staff providing care to almost 100,000 hospitalised Covid patients, and many more in the community.
"Nurses, doctors, physios, pharmacists, cleaners and countless others have pulled together, bolstered by thousands of former NHS staff who came back to help, alongside a new generation of students who stepped up.
Image: PA) PA) Image: PA) PA)
"As we approach the NHS’s anniversary, these striking portraits pay tribute to all NHS staff and their extraordinary dedication.
"On July 5 we also want to say thank you to those from all walks of life who have played their part in helping the NHS and our communities deal with this unprecedented health emergency."
The participants have been photographed unhidden by PPE, to reveal the people behind the masks and celebrate the individuals they are.
Image: PA) PA) Image: PA) PA)
Alongside each portrait, NHS staff have shared their own personal stories from the frontline, providing a
unique and touching insight into the lives of the people who are battling this pandemic and saving lives.
Emma Kelly, a critical care nurse at the Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust said: "At first, I thought it must be the wrong Emma as I feel like I’m just doing the job I’ve been trained to do.
"While all of us who work for the NHS do the job because we want to care for and support our patients – it is lovely to be recognised in this way and to be able to share our stories with the world."
Image: PA) PA) Image: PA) PA)
Dr Farzana Hussain, a GP at Project Surgery, Newham, said: "It’s difficult to put into words how privileged I feel to be able to go to work every day and make a difference to people’s lives and to help battle this global pandemic.
"Now more than ever, it’s important that we see the humanity that makes up our GP practices, community services and hospitals.
"Every member of staff has their own story, fears and hopes for the future. I think Rankin’s photography brings this out
really well."
Image: PA) PA)
Image: PA) PA)
Sarah Jensen, Chief Information Officer, Barts Health NHS Trust, said: "I was very surprised and flattered to be chosen – to be at the forefront of the coronavirus story was not something I was expecting.
"I feel privileged to be representing my profession, as working for the NHS provides such a rewarding career.
Image: PA) PA)
"I feel very strongly that we set a good example and help get messages into schools with the younger generations who are experiencing this and run grass root campaigns to
recruit and show people at a young age what is possible."
All portraits are being donated by Rankin to the NHS as an ongoing legacy for years to come.
Advertising space to display the portraits has also been donated free of charge.


thedailymirror--2020-06-28--Virus second wave ‘could hit UK in October when we won’t know it from a cold’

Brits will struggle to tell the difference between a common cold and coronavirus with a second wave of Covid-19 likely in the winter , a top government scientific adviser has warned .
SAGE member Sir Jeremy Farrar said the country has just 48 hours to interrupt the chains of transmission or the bug could spread out of control again .
He said Britain `` can prevent the national catastrophe '' of March and April recurring , but without `` core infrastructures in place '' then a `` very nasty rebound '' is likely in October and November .
With second @ @ @ @ @ @ @ including Germany , Sir Jeremy said `` I think we will see rebounds '' in `` certain situations '' - pointing to the outbreaks in meat packing factories as an example .
For updates on coronavirus , follow our live blog HERE .
He also predicted that the UK could see a small increase in cases in the first week of July as lockdown eases .
Speaking to the BBC 's Andrew Marr Show on Sunday , he said : `` The next three months are absolutely critical .
Sir Jeremy warned more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ if we fail to learn the lessons from the spring .
`` We have got to move ahead of the pandemic .
Once you get behind it , you lose track of it - that ’ s what happened in the UK .
`` We were too slow , the epidemic took off . ''
It comes as crowds descended on beaches , including in Bournemouth , during last week 's heat wave and hundreds attended illegal raves in London over the weekend .
And Boris Johnson is preparing to reopen pubs , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and churches in England from July 4 .
All pupils are also set to go back to school in September .
The PM has said , meanwhile , there could be local lockdowns if the virus spikes - with health officials already closely monitoring an outbreak in Leicester .
On reopening parts of the economy Sir Jeremy , director of the Wellcome Trust , said : `` There is no zero risk in any of this .
`` We are not at the stage where the virus has disappeared .
`` Try and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ small numbers .
`` Do n't get caught indoors in large groups of people from large numbers of households . ''
Sir Jeremy went on to say restrictions realistically were being lifted towards the end of May and early June and he expects more cases by the first week of July as a result .
`` We 're on a knife edge , it 's very precarious the situation , particularly in England at the moment , and I would anticipate we would see an increase in new cases over the coming weeks @ @ @ @ @ @ @ potentially on course for its own lockdown , he said the key to preventing another widespread outbreak is responding quickly when cases rise locally .
`` And then you 're in a good position if there are local outbreaks that you can respond locally and you can prevent the national catastrophe that happened in March and April .
`` That 's the key , using June , July and August really cleverly , making sure we have everything in place and learning the lessons from February and March . ''

Sir Jeremy Farrar, member of SAGE, warned the country has 48 hours to ensure the correct infrastructure is in place to prevent a second wave spreading out of control again
UK 'on knife-edge' as cases could increase in July ahead of second wave, warns scientist
Britain is "on a knife-edge" and could see a small rise in cases in July as lockdown restrictions ease, a top government scientific adviser has warned.
SAGE member Sir Jeremy Farrar added Brits will struggle to tell the difference between a common cold and coronavirus with a second wave of Covid-19 likely in the winter,
He said the country has just 48 hours to interrupt the chains of transmission or the bug could spread out of control again.
But Britain "can prevent the national catastrophe" of March and April recurring he said, however without "core infrastructures in place" then a "very nasty rebound" is likely in October and November.
With second spikes of infection already in Europe, including Germany, Sir Jeremy said "I think we will see rebounds" in "certain situations" - pointing to the outbreaks in meat packing factories as an example.
For updates on coronavirus, follow our live blog HERE.
He also predicted that the UK could see a small increase in cases in the first week of July as lockdown eases.
Speaking to the BBC's Andrew Marr Show on Sunday, he said: "The next three months are absolutely critical.
“We’re on a knife edge."
Sir Jeremy warned more people could lose their lives, particularly if we fail to learn the lessons from the spring.
"We have got to move ahead of the pandemic. Once you get behind it, you lose track of it - that’s what happened in the UK.
"We were too slow, the epidemic took off."
It comes as crowds descended on beaches, including in Bournemouth, during last week's heat wave and hundreds attended illegal raves in London over the weekend.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
And Boris Johnson is preparing to reopen pubs, hotels, campsites, hairdressers, restaurants and churches in England from July 4.
All pupils are also set to go back to school in September.
The PM has said, meanwhile, there could be local lockdowns if the virus spikes - with health officials already closely monitoring an outbreak in Leicester.
On reopening parts of the economy Sir Jeremy, director of the Wellcome Trust, said: "There is no zero risk in any of this.
"We are not at the stage where the virus has disappeared.
"Try and stay outside, try and stay in small numbers.
"Don't get caught indoors in large groups of people from large numbers of households."
Sir Jeremy went on to say restrictions realistically were being lifted towards the end of May and early June and he expects more cases by the first week of July as a result.
"We're on a knife edge, it's very precarious the situation, particularly in England at the moment, and I would anticipate we would see an increase in new cases over the coming weeks," he said.
With Leicester potentially on course for its own lockdown, he said the key to preventing another widespread outbreak is responding quickly when cases rise locally.
"And then you're in a good position if there are local outbreaks that you can respond locally and you can prevent the national catastrophe that happened in March and April.
"That's the key, using June, July and August really cleverly, making sure we have everything in place and learning the lessons from February and March."


thedailymirror--2020-06-28--Tyson Fury says he's suffered from racial abuse his whole life - and always will

Tyson Fury has revealed how he has suffered from racist abuse over his traveller background - and he does n't think that will ever change .
Fury completed a remarkable turnaround this year after fighting back from depression and addiction issues to become heavyweight world champion for a second time .
Next year it is anticipated he will fight fellow Brit Anthony Joshua , with the winner set to unify the heavyweight belts and be crowned the undisputed world champion .
However , the 31-year-old - nicknamed 'The Gypsy King ' - has revealed that yobs still call him `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and about .
“ I ’ ve suffered from racial abuse my whole life , even now I still get called a pikey t**t when I drive down the road , '' Fury said in an interview with the Daily Star .
“ I can be jogging down the road and people shout out of their car window , ‘ You bloody pikey !
’ And then they just drive on .
I suffer with it all the time , always have done , always will do .
“ Sticks and stones will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hurt me.
” Fury says he does not find the term “ pikey ” offensive as it was originally a term used to describe non-travellers .
He added : “ People will say , ‘ Why don ’ t you stand up for equality for your own race of people ?
’ “ There ’ s only one race , and that ’ s the human race , and I stand up for the human race all the time.
” Fury beat American rival Deontay Wilder in February to take the WBC heavyweight @ @ @ @ @ @ @ big dosser ” .
He revealed he has also been offered big money by Hollywood bosses for a movie based on his life .
But with a blockbuster clash against Joshua on the horizon , Fury said it 's too early to make a biopic as his story is far from finished .
“ My story ’ s not done , '' he said .
`` There ’ s still a lot more to add to it .
`` If the offer is big enough then I ’ ll have to think about @ @ @ @ @ @ @ something I ’ m really exploring at the moment because I ’ m still in the middle of my career and at the beginning of my championship reign .
”

The self-styled 'Gypsy King' is heavyweight champion of the world - but says that doesn't stop yobs calling him 'pikey' over his traveller background
Tyson Fury says he's suffered from racist abuse his whole life - and always will
Tyson Fury has revealed how he has suffered from racist abuse over his traveller background - and he doesn't think that will ever change.
Fury completed a remarkable turnaround this year after fighting back from depression and addiction issues to become heavyweight world champion for a second time.
Next year it is anticipated he will fight fellow Brit Anthony Joshua, with the winner set to unify the heavyweight belts and be crowned the undisputed world champion.
However, the 31-year-old - nicknamed 'The Gypsy King' - has revealed that yobs still call him "pikey" when they see him out and about.
“I’ve suffered from racial abuse my whole life, even now I still get called a pikey t**t when I drive down the road," Fury said in an interview with the Daily Star.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
“I can be jogging down the road and people shout out of their car window, ‘You bloody pikey!’ And then they just drive on. I suffer with it all the time, always have done, always will do.
“Sticks and stones will break my bones but names will never hurt me.”
Fury says he does not find the term “pikey” offensive as it was originally a term used to describe non-travellers.
He added: “People will say, ‘Why don’t you stand up for equality for your own race of people?’
“There’s only one race, and that’s the human race, and I stand up for the human race all the time.”
Fury beat American rival Deontay Wilder in February to take the WBC heavyweight title, branding his opponent a “big dosser”.
He revealed he has also been offered big money by Hollywood bosses for a movie based on his life.
But with a blockbuster clash against Joshua on the horizon, Fury said it's too early to make a biopic as his story is far from finished.
“My story’s not done," he said. "There’s still a lot more to add to it.
"If the offer is big enough then I’ll have to think about it. But it’s not something I’m really exploring at the moment because I’m still in the middle of my career and at the beginning of my championship reign.”


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thedailymirror--2020-06-28--Catchphrase presenter Stephen Mulhern may feel 'lonely' without studio audience

Stephen Mulhern is likely to feel “ lonely ” when Catchphrase starts filming without a studio audience , according to the show ’ s producer .
Adeel Amini admits the series – the first of ITV ’ s big entertainment formats to return after the easing of lockdown – may struggle without a crowd .
He said : “ You just realise what the audience bring .
Obviously warm up – that is now a thing of the past .
I am curious to see how it goes myself , to be honest , as Catchphrase does rely a lot @ @ @ @ @ @ @ added : “ You might think they have not got a lot to do , but you have Stephen there , three contestants and it can be quite lonely in that studio.
” Mr Amini , who also works on Who Wants to be a Millionaire ?
and 8 Out of 10 Cats , said the crew have been told to laugh and cheer at Mulhern ’ s jokes .
He said : “ It gives them something to work with in the edit , but runs the risk it can sound like @ @ @ @ @ @ @ where you can just hear everyone .
“ On Catchphrase , when the contestants don ’ t get the answer right , we throw it out to the audience .
“ So I will just be there , shouting in the background.
” Mr Amini added he couldn ’ t wait to get back to filming in front of a packed crowd , saying : “ A lot of us are in TV as we love that buzz of being in the studio and being next to people .
We like all the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , shot in Maidstone , in Kent , will start filming a run of 10 new episodes on July 6 .

EXCLUSIVE: Adeel Amini admits the series may struggle without a crowd and the crew have been told to laugh and cheer at presenter Stephen Mulhern’s jokes
Stephen Mulhern is likely to feel “lonely” when Catchphrase starts filming without a studio audience, according to the show’s producer.
Adeel Amini admits the series – the first of ITV’s big entertainment formats to return after the easing of lockdown – may struggle without a crowd.
He said: “You just realise what the audience bring. Obviously warm up – that is now a thing of the past. I am curious to see how it goes myself, to be honest, as Catchphrase does rely a lot on the audience being there.”
He added: “You might think they have not got a lot to do, but you have Stephen there, three contestants and it can be quite lonely in that studio.”
Image: ITV) ITV)
Mr Amini, who also works on Who Wants to be a Millionaire? and 8 Out of 10 Cats, said the crew have been told to laugh and cheer at Mulhern’s jokes.
He said: “It gives them something to work with in the edit, but runs the risk it can sound like a children’s TV thing, where you can just hear everyone.
Image: ITV) ITV)
“On Catchphrase, when the contestants don’t get the answer right, we throw it out to the audience.
“So I will just be there, shouting in the background.”
Mr Amini added he couldn’t wait to get back to filming in front of a packed crowd, saying: “A lot of us are in TV as we love that buzz of being in the studio and being next to people. We like all the stuff that goes with it.”
Catchphrase, shot in Maidstone, in Kent, will start filming a run of 10 new episodes on July 6.


thedailymirror--2020-06-28--ITV's Catchphrase is set to make epic return as filming starts next month

ITV has announced that its first entertainment show is about to start filming after lockdown caused by the coronavirus pandemic .
Iconic game show Catchphrase is set to begin filming on 6 July , with fans set to get 10 episodes of the uber popular show .
Protocols have been implemented to ensure the safety of contributors and crew and make filming possible as crews return to work amid the coronavirus pandemic .
These include online health declaration forms ; physical changes to the set , galleries and make up rooms ; the creation of working ‘ bubble ’ groups @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the catering service .
Workers will maintain safe social distancing , as crew members are set to have their temperatures checked on a daily basis throughout filming .
It is also reported that there will not be an audience in the studio in a bid to maintain social distancing .
Host Stephen Mulhern said : `` We were always due to start filming now so it 's great that we are in a position that we can do so . ''
He added : `` It feels so good to be back in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ huge amount of work from the crew and all at STV Productions who make the show and ITV who broadcast it to get us back up and running safely .
We ca n't wait to start . ''
ITV 's Head of Entertainment Commissioning Katie Rawcliffe said : `` Catchphrase is the first of ITV 's big entertainment shows to go back into the studio . ''
She added : `` All the teams have worked incredibly hard to get us back filming and the production team have protocols in place in line @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we are doing this in as safe a way as possible for the crew , contributors and everyone involved .
`` We ca n't wait to get going and Stephen is the perfect host to kick off entertainment post lockdown ” STV Production 's Creative Director , Entertainment , Gary Chippington said : `` The wellbeing of our people and contributors is our priority and the production team have been working tirelessly to make sure we ’ re all working in a safe environment . ''
He added : `` A number of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ social distancing will be adhered to – but be in no doubt , the fun and antics that viewers expect from each and every episode of Catchphrase will very much be central to the mix .
`` We ’ re thrilled to be going back into studio.
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Iconic game show Catchphrase is set to begin filming on 6 July, with fans set to get 10 episodes of the uber-popular show
ITV announces that Catchphrase is set to make epic return as filming starts next month
ITV has announced that its first entertainment show is about to start filming after lockdown caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Iconic game show Catchphrase is set to begin filming on 6 July, with fans set to get 10 episodes of the uber popular show.
Protocols have been implemented to ensure the safety of contributors and crew and make filming possible as crews return to work amid the coronavirus pandemic.
These include online health declaration forms; physical changes to the set, galleries and make up rooms; the creation of working ‘bubble’ groups; staggered start times and changes to the catering service.
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Workers will maintain safe social distancing, as crew members are set to have their temperatures checked on a daily basis throughout filming.
It is also reported that there will not be an audience in the studio in a bid to maintain social distancing.
Host Stephen Mulhern said: "We were always due to start filming now so it's great that we are in a position that we can do so."
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He added: "It feels so good to be back in the studio and it's taken a huge amount of work from the crew and all at STV Productions who make the show and ITV who broadcast it to get us back up and running safely. We can't wait to start."
ITV's Head of Entertainment Commissioning Katie Rawcliffe said: "Catchphrase is the first of ITV's big entertainment shows to go back into the studio."
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She added: "All the teams have worked incredibly hard to get us back filming and the production team have protocols in place in line with Government guidelines to make sure that we are doing this in as safe a way as possible for the crew, contributors and everyone involved.
"We can't wait to get going and Stephen is the perfect host to kick off entertainment post lockdown”
STV Production's Creative Director, Entertainment, Gary Chippington said: "The wellbeing of our people and contributors is our priority and the production team have been working tirelessly to make sure we’re all working in a safe environment."
He added: "A number of measures have been put in place and social distancing will be adhered to – but be in no doubt, the fun and antics that viewers expect from each and every episode of Catchphrase will very much be central to the mix.
"We’re thrilled to be going back into studio.”
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thedailymirror--2020-06-28--Ellie Goulding shares her fears she has lost fans due to her climate activism

Ellie Goulding believes her green campaigning has damaged her career .
The singer – a UN environment ambassador – admits she had reservations before first speaking out on global warming , because she feared it would hurt her music industry prospects .
“ I genuinely thought that the activism would jeopardise my job , and I believe it has , ” she says .
“ Every time I post anything about climate change , I lose at least a thousand followers .
People are following me for a very specific reason and it ’ s not the environment .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this .
We don ’ t want to hear this .
This is not what we ’ re interested in .
Stop preaching .
Climate change isn ’ t real.
’ “ I ’ ve had to be very careful and it is really difficult at times .
“ And I think that ’ s why there is a lack of artists speaking out about it , because they ’ re just terrified for their job.
” But now , Ellie says she is coping much better with the trolls .
She tells @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ I ’ ve had I ’ ve had trolls for as long as I can remember , people saying not very nice things about me .
“ And I don ’ t know whether that ’ s because I ’ m very comfortable in myself .
“ When people say things to me on social media , I find it genuinely funny .
“ I ’ ve seemed to have developed quite a good relationship with it .
“ Even some of my fans are saying now that ‘ we don ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ ve released ’ .
” But the star , who has sold 15 million albums worldwide , adds : “ I ’ m like : ‘ Well , that ’ s done now ’ .
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The singer says she has 'had trolls as long as I can remember' and was afraid of speaking out about climate issues
Ellie Goulding shares her fears she has lost fans due to her climate activism
Ellie Goulding believes her green campaigning has damaged her career.
The singer – a UN environment ambassador – admits she had reservations before first speaking out on global warming, because she feared it would hurt her music industry prospects.
“I genuinely thought that the activism would jeopardise my job, and I believe it has,” she says.
“Every time I post anything about climate change, I lose at least a thousand followers. People are following me for a very specific reason and it’s not the environment.
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“People say, ‘f*** you posting this. We don’t want to hear this. This is not what we’re interested in. Stop preaching. Climate change isn’t real.’
“I’ve had to be very careful and it is really difficult at times.
“And I think that’s why there is a lack of artists speaking out about it, because they’re just terrified for their job.”
But now, Ellie says she is coping much better with the trolls.
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She tells the So Hot Right Now podcast: “I’ve had I’ve had trolls for as long as I can remember, people saying not very nice things about me.
“But it genuinely doesn’t bother me.
“And I don’t know whether that’s because I’m very comfortable in myself.
“When people say things to me on social media, I find it genuinely funny.
“I’ve seemed to have developed quite a good relationship with it.
“Even some of my fans are saying now that ‘we don’t like the last few songs you’ve released’.”
But the star, who has sold 15 million albums worldwide, adds: “I’m like: ‘Well, that’s done now’.”


thedailymirror--2020-06-28--'Without drastic action, the 2020s in the North will be worse than the 1980s'

We 're about to find out whether the Tories truly care about the North .
Up here , people are wary of southern show-offs telling us how many press-ups they can do .
We ’ re more impressed by them putting their money where their mouth is .
But we haven ’ t seen much of that .
Last week , a report found the Tories spent the last decade taking money out of the North : councils here suffered 20 % cuts compared to the England average of 13 % .
This left the North more exposed to Covid-19 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wake threatens to widen the North-South divide .
Without drastic action , the 2020s in the North will be worse than the 1980s .
So , when the PM makes his speech on Tuesday , I will be listening to see if he gets this .
I expect announcements about “ shovel-ready ” schemes .
But they won ’ t change many lives any time soon .
“ Levelling up ” needs to be about skin and bone as well as concrete and steel .
We need help for people – now .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Young Person ’ s Guarantee – job and training opportunities .
Let ’ s reward the essential workers we ’ ve clapped with a real living wage and look at a universal basic income .
Let ’ s fix council budgets , build zero-carbon council homes and provide the same public transport as London .
The time for talk is over .
The North needs to see action – now .

The mayor of Greater Manchester writes exclusively for the Mirror about how the North needs to see action from Boris Johnson if it has any hoope of recovering from the coronavirus recession
Andy Burnham: 'Without drastic action, 2020s in the North will be worse than 1980s'
We're about to find out whether the Tories truly care about the North.
Up here, people are wary of southern show-offs telling us how many press-ups they can do. We’re more impressed by them putting their money where their mouth is.
But we haven’t seen much of that.
Last week, a report found the Tories spent the last decade taking money out of the North: councils here suffered 20% cuts compared to the England average of 13%.
Image: PA) PA)
This left the North more exposed to Covid-19. And the economic crisis in its wake threatens to widen the North-South divide.
Without drastic action, the 2020s in the North will be worse than the 1980s.
So, when the PM makes his speech on Tuesday, I will be listening to see if he gets this.
I expect announcements about “shovel-ready” schemes. But they won’t change many lives any time soon. “Levelling up” needs to be about skin and bone as well as concrete and steel. We need help for people – now.
So let’s have an ambitious Young Person’s Guarantee – job and training opportunities.
Let’s reward the essential workers we’ve clapped with a real living wage and look at a universal basic income. Let’s fix council budgets, build zero-carbon council homes and provide the same public transport as London.
The time for talk is over. The North needs to see action – now.


thedailymirror--2020-06-28--'PM needs to put money where mouth is and bridge the North-South divide'

Bridging the North-South divide calls for the PM to put money where his mouth is – and the signs are not good .
By instinct and action , Boris Johnson is a PM primarily for London – where he was mayor – and the English Home Counties , rather than the United Kingdom as a whole .
Tories with seats in Labour ’ s so-called “ red wall ” are in a minority in a party funded by – and too often acting as the political wing of – wealthy speculators .
The planning scandal involving Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick @ @ @ @ @ @ @ insight into how the Conservatives do business , and that doesn ’ t bode well for Britain ’ s poorer areas .
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham speaks for many in demanding deeds not words from Boris Johnson , who is spinning like a top before a big speech tomorrow .
Boris Johnson showing the door to Whitehall mandarin and national security adviser Sir Mark Sedwill is the PM simply playing political games .
The Tory leader and his privileged No10 henchman Dominic Cummings are focusing on a tiny part of London .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ own interests ahead of the national interest .
Appointing chief Brexit negotiator David Frost to the security brief smacks of a Margaret Thatcher-style “ one of us ” fixation within the Downing Street cabal , when the only priority should be what ’ s best for Britain .
Who comes next will require close scrutiny when Johnson ’ s running another Tory “ chumocracy ” , with a contempt for democracy .
The Rolling Stones threatening Donald Trump with legal action unless he stops using their songs at campaign rallies would be a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ know you can ’ t always get what you want .

mirrornews@mirror.co.uk (Voice of the Mirror)

Boris Johnson is a PM primarily for London and the English Home Counties, rather than the United Kingdom as a whole. The Tory party is funded by – and too often actis as the political wing of – wealthy speculators
Voice of the Mirror: PM needs to put money where mouth is and bridge the North-South divide
Bridging the North-South divide calls for the PM to put money where his mouth is – and the signs are not good.
By instinct and action, Boris Johnson is a PM primarily for London – where he was mayor – and the English Home Counties, rather than the United Kingdom as a whole.
Tories with seats in Labour’s so-called “red wall” are in a minority in a party funded by – and too often acting as the political wing of – wealthy speculators.
The planning scandal involving Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick and Tory donor Richard Desmond is an insight into how the Conservatives do business, and that doesn’t bode well for Britain’s poorer areas.
Image: Julian Hamilton/Daily Mirror) Julian Hamilton/Daily Mirror)
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham speaks for many in demanding deeds not words from Boris Johnson, who is spinning like a top before a big speech tomorrow.
We’re watching you, Prime Minister.
Insecure duo
Boris Johnson showing the door to Whitehall mandarin and national security adviser Sir Mark Sedwill is the PM simply playing political games.
The Tory leader and his privileged No10 henchman Dominic Cummings are focusing on a tiny part of London.
They are a duo who put their own interests ahead of the national interest.
Image: Andrew Parsons / Parsons Media) Andrew Parsons / Parsons Media)
Appointing chief Brexit negotiator David Frost to the security brief smacks of a Margaret Thatcher-style “one of us” fixation within the Downing Street cabal, when the only priority should be what’s best for Britain.
Who comes next will require close scrutiny when Johnson’s running another Tory “chumocracy”, with a contempt for democracy.
Rolled over
The Rolling Stones threatening Donald Trump with legal action unless he stops using their songs at campaign rallies would be a court-room hit.
The US President should know you can’t always get what you want.


thedailymirror--2020-06-28--Boris Johnson warned "keep your promises" to the North and close wealth divide

Boris Johnson must come good on vows to end the North-South divide in his plans for a recovery .
Greater Manchester metro mayor Andy Burnham said areas worst hit by austerity need a big boost to survive .
He added : “ We ’ re about to find out if the Tories care about the North.
” Closing the North-South divide must be a priority as Britain rebuilds after coronavirus , business leaders and politicians have warned .
The North is even more exposed than the rest of the country to the economic fallout after 10 years of Tory cuts @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Burnham .
It comes amid warnings that jobless figures could hit 1980s levels .
Writing in the Mirror , Mr Burnham warns : “ We ’ re about to find out whether the Tories truly care about the North .
We need help for people – now.
” The Prime Minister is set to speak on Tuesday about his plan to make the country “ bounce forward ” after the economy shrank by 20.4 % in April , the largest monthly fall on record .
He is expected to set out plans to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ schools , housing , and road and rail infrastructure .
Shadow Business Secretary Ed Miliband said : “ There ’ s a Grand Canyon between his rhetoric and the reality.
” Politicians and business leaders in the North urged Mr Johnson to put the region at the centre of his recovery plan .
The Northern Powerhouse Partnership called for a cash injection for start-up businesses , more powers for metro mayors and for HS2 rail scheme to start building from the North .
Boss Henri Murison said : “ If the Government don @ @ @ @ @ @ @ never recover from the recession.
” He added : “ This week we need to see the whole Government become as serious as Chancellor Rishi Sunak is about the Northern Powerhouse .
“ Closing the North-South divide must gather real pace now in the recovery and the whole Cabinet need to get with the programme.
” Newcastle ’ s Labour MP Catherine McKinnell said : “ Backing the North is key to the recovery .
The PM is promising to accelerate infrastructure , so if he is serious we expect shovels in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ just more talk of ‘ levelling up ’ .
Alongside more capacity for our civic leaders to be able to invest locally , up to £5billion for areas like mine in the North East as well as others will bring real devolution to the North.
” Shadow Business Secretary Ed Miliband fears “ Thatcher levels of unemployment ” if state help does not continue for the hospitality sector , and others which can not fully reopen .
He said : “ You ’ ve got to have a bridge between the end of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” Questioning why no budget would take place this summer , he said : “ We ’ ve got potentially the worst economic recession in 300 years and the Treasury is deciding we ’ re not going to have a Budget.
” House of Commons Library analysis ordered by Labour indicated unemployment levels will tip past the peak of 3.3million in 1984 when Margaret Thatcher was in No10 .
Labour boss Keir Starmer said : “ Our recovery must be built on solid foundations .
It has to work for the whole country @ @ @ @ @ @ @ country.
” A taskforce chaired by Chancellor Rishi Sunak will take charge of the fast-tracked infrastructure projects – dubbed “ Project Speed ” .
The group will be told there are “ no excuses for delays ” to building schemes after the country demonstrated it can move at pace during a national emergency with the Nightingale hospital projects .
A Downing Street spokesman said : “ Infrastructure has the power to rebuild and repair our country – and we will do it better , faster and more strategically than before.
” The PM @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lightning flash , we ’ re about to have the thunderclap of the economic consequences .
We ’ re going to be ready .
”

EXCLUSIVE: Boris Johnson is tonight being urged to close the wealth divide ahead of his key speech on the economy as Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham says regions will not recover from recession without huge investment
Boris Johnson warned "keep your promises" to the North and close wealth divide
Boris Johnson must come good on vows to end the North-South divide in his plans for a recovery.
Greater Manchester metro mayor Andy Burnham said areas worst hit by austerity need a big boost to survive.
He added: “We’re about to find out if the Tories care about the North.”
Closing the North-South divide must be a priority as Britain rebuilds after coronavirus, business leaders and politicians have warned.
The North is even more exposed than the rest of the country to the economic fallout after 10 years of Tory cuts, says Greater Manchester metro mayor Andy Burnham.
It comes amid warnings that jobless figures could hit 1980s levels.
Image: Julian Hamilton/Daily Mirror) Julian Hamilton/Daily Mirror)
Writing in the Mirror, Mr Burnham warns: “We’re about to find out whether the Tories truly care about the North. We need help for people – now.”
The Prime Minister is set to speak on Tuesday about his plan to make the country “bounce forward” after the economy shrank by 20.4% in April, the largest monthly fall on record.
He is expected to set out plans to fast-track building projects such as hospitals, schools, housing, and road and rail infrastructure.
Shadow Business Secretary Ed Miliband said: “There’s a Grand Canyon between his rhetoric and the reality.”
Politicians and business leaders in the North urged Mr Johnson to put the region at the centre of his recovery plan.
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The Northern Powerhouse Partnership called for a cash injection for
start-up businesses, more powers for metro mayors and for HS2 rail scheme to start building from the North. Boss Henri Murison said: “If the Government don’t step up, we will never recover from the recession.”
He added: “This week we need to see the whole Government become as serious as Chancellor Rishi Sunak is about the Northern Powerhouse.
“Closing the North-South divide must gather real pace now in the recovery and the whole Cabinet need to get with the programme.”
Newcastle’s Labour MP Catherine McKinnell said: “Backing the North is key to the recovery. The PM is promising to accelerate infrastructure, so if he is serious we expect shovels in the ground here in the North and not just more talk of ‘levelling up’. Alongside more capacity for our civic leaders to be able to invest locally, up to £5billion for areas like mine in the North East as well as others will bring real devolution to the North.”
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Shadow Business Secretary Ed Miliband fears “Thatcher levels of unemployment” if state help does not continue for the hospitality sector, and others which cannot fully reopen. He said: “You’ve got to have a bridge between the end of furlough and a proper job creation programme.”
Questioning why no budget would take place this summer, he said: “We’ve got potentially the worst economic recession in 300 years and the Treasury is deciding we’re not going to have a Budget.”
House of Commons Library analysis ordered by Labour indicated unemployment levels will tip past the peak of 3.3million in 1984 when Margaret Thatcher was in No10.
Labour boss Keir Starmer said: “Our recovery must be built on solid foundations. It has to work for the whole country and end the deep injustices across the country.”
A taskforce chaired by Chancellor Rishi Sunak will take charge of the fast-tracked infrastructure projects – dubbed “Project Speed”.
The group will be told there are “no excuses for delays” to building schemes after the country demonstrated it can move at pace during a national emergency with the Nightingale hospital projects. A Downing Street spokesman said: “Infrastructure has the power to rebuild and repair our country – and we will do it better, faster and more strategically than before.”
The PM said: “If Covid was a lightning flash, we’re about to have the thunderclap of the economic consequences. We’re going to be ready.”


thedailymirror--2020-06-28--EastEnders unveils new Walford mural to reflect modern Britain

EastEnders has unveiled a new mural in Walford as the Square is updated to reflect modern Britain .
The new mural will included in scenes filmed this week and will become a permanent backdrop for future storylines .
British-born Ghanaian artist Dreph created the piece which has been painted on the brick wall of the Beales ' house on Albert Square .
Nottingham-born Dreph , whose real name is Neequaye Dsane , often paints tributes to unsung heroes and heroines .
`` The opportunity to have my art work on the set as a permanent feature , having the same @ @ @ @ @ @ @ streets of London , was a really exciting opportunity , '' he said .
`` I remember watching the very first EastEnders episode 3 decades ago , so I was really surprised to hear from the team !
`` I ’ m so pleased that EastEnders has found a way to reflect modern day UK in a time when so many of us are finding ways to voice anti-racism and I ’ m so happy that my work will become the backdrop to future storylines in the show . ''
Meanwhile Executive Producer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s mural is an exciting and timely addition to the show that reflects events taking place in the real world .
`` Anti-racism is something that the cast , crew and producers care passionately about at EastEnders and the show is well known for tackling social issues and celebrating diversity and inclusivity through its characters and storylines . ''
The mural appears to be the finishing touch to the brand new £87million set as the cast and crew return to filminh .
New aerial photos last month showed the Queen Vic looking better @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the centre of the Boreham set .
When the soap returns in the autumn , bosses have confirmed that the coronavirus pandemic will be reflected in storylines .
*EastEnders : Secrets From The Square airs Mondays at 8pm and historic episodes on Tuesdays at 7.30pm on BBC One

The new mural, by British-born Ghanaian artist Dreph, will included in scenes filmed this week and will become a permanent backdrop for future storylines
EastEnders has unveiled a new mural in Walford as the Square is updated to reflect modern Britain.
The new mural will included in scenes filmed this week and will become a permanent backdrop for future storylines.
British-born Ghanaian artist Dreph created the piece which has been painted on the brick wall of the Beales' house on Albert Square.
Nottingham-born Dreph, whose real name is Neequaye Dsane, often paints tributes to unsung heroes and heroines.
Image: PA) PA) Image: PA) PA)
"The opportunity to have my art work on the set as a permanent feature, having the same impact as my work has on the streets of London, was a really exciting opportunity," he said. "I remember watching the very first EastEnders episode 3 decades ago, so I was really surprised to hear from the team!
"I’m so pleased that EastEnders has found a way to reflect modern day UK in a time when so many of us are finding ways to voice anti-racism and I’m so happy that my work will become the backdrop to future storylines in the show."
Image: BBC/Jack Barnes) BBC/Jack Barnes)
Meanwhile Executive Producer Jon Sen said: "Dreph’s mural is an exciting and timely addition to the show that reflects events taking place in the real world.
"Anti-racism is something that the cast, crew and producers care passionately about at EastEnders and the show is well known for tackling social issues and celebrating diversity and inclusivity through its characters and storylines."
The mural appears to be the finishing touch to the brand new £87million set as the cast and crew return to filming.
New aerial photos last month showed the Queen Vic looking better than ever as it stands tall in the centre of the Boreham set.
When the soap returns in the autumn, bosses have confirmed that the coronavirus pandemic will be reflected in storylines.
*EastEnders: Secrets From The Square airs Mondays at 8pm and historic episodes on Tuesdays at 7.30pm on BBC One


thedailymirror--2020-06-28--Girl 'kicks swan' on camera as police chief issues appeal to track her down

A girl was caught on camera allegedly kicking a swan before another person pushed a concerned onlooker into the canal .
Superintendent Andy Cox , of the Metropolitan Police , has issued an appeal to track down the youths after the 'awful ' animal cruelty .
Around ten youngsters were involved in the shocking incident in Limehouse , East London , on Friday .
In video footage , a girl can be seen holding onto a railing as two swans mate in the water below .
A voice from behind the camera can be heard saying 'she 's kicking the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ . '
An older man then approaches the group with a rod .
As he speaks to them , a boy in a blue t-shirt runs up behind him and allegedly pushes him into the canal .
The person filming the incident shouts 'oh what ' in shock as the man falls into the water , before the youngsters scream abuse at him when he stands up in the canal .
The boy in the blue t-shirt then jumps onto on his scooter , shouting 'have that ' .
As the group walk @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ' f***ing wimp.. f***ing p****hole blud ' can be heard .
Superintendent Andy Cox from the Metropolitan Police tweeted : `` Awful viewing .
Animal cruelty is an indicator of many other vile behaviours and a tendency towards other forms of violence .
`` The assault & anti social behaviour needs our action .
Help us by letting us know who these offenders are via 101 ; @ MetCC or confidentially via crimestoppers . ''
The RSPCA tweeted : `` If anyone has further information on these individuals , please contact us on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ''

Man gets pushed into canal after telling girl off for kicking a swan
Man gets pushed into canal after telling girl off for kicking a swan
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Superintendent Andy Cox, of the Metropolitan Police, slammed the 'awful' act of animal cruelty in Limehouse, East London, and appealed for witnesses to step forward
Girl 'kicks swan' on camera as police chief issues appeal to track her down
A girl was caught on camera allegedly kicking a swan before another person pushed a concerned onlooker into the canal.
Superintendent Andy Cox, of the Metropolitan Police, has issued an appeal to track down the youths after the 'awful' animal cruelty.
Around ten youngsters were involved in the shocking incident in Limehouse, East London, on Friday.
In video footage, a girl can be seen holding onto a railing as two swans mate in the water below.
A voice from behind the camera can be heard saying 'she's kicking the swan, she's kicked the swan.'
Do you recognise either of the individuals in the video? Email webnews@mirror.co.uk
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An older man then approaches the group with a rod.
As he speaks to them, a boy in a blue t-shirt runs up behind him and allegedly pushes him into the canal.
The person filming the incident shouts 'oh what' in shock as the man falls into the water, before the youngsters scream abuse at him when he stands up in the canal.
Image: Twitter) Twitter)
The boy in the blue t-shirt then jumps onto on his scooter, shouting 'have that'.
As the group walk away from the scene, shouts of 'f***ing wimp.. f***ing p****hole blud' can be heard.
Image: Twitter) Twitter)
Superintendent Andy Cox from the Metropolitan Police tweeted: "Awful viewing. Animal cruelty is an indicator of many other vile behaviours and a tendency towards other forms of violence.
"The assault & anti social behaviour needs our action. Help us by letting us know who these offenders are via 101; @MetCC or confidentially via crimestoppers."
The RSPCA tweeted: "If anyone has further information on these individuals, please contact us on 0300 1234 999. Thank you!"


thedailymirror--2020-06-28--Woman in pyjamas repeatedly calls neighbours 'N-word' in rant over 'loud noise'

A woman repeatedly called her new neighbours the N-word in a racist rant in the middle of the night .
The woman , who appears to be barefoot and dressed in pyjamas , was filmed pointing at her neighbours accusing them of making loud noises in the early hours of the morning .
She then walked back to her house threatening to get her phone and record the individuals .
However , the heated argument took a turn for the worst after she called them the N-word .
She then continued calling her neighbours the ' N-word ' multiple times @ @ @ @ @ @ @ victims were white , according to Twitter reports .
In the footage , believed to be recorded in the US , she is heard saying : “ You just moved in , you are dumb n* making a scene . ''
The young lady filming the scene then replied : “ I ’ m going to find out where you work and you ’ re going to lose your job ” , to which the barefoot woman said : “ I get paid by the government.
” In response to her racial slur @ @ @ @ @ @ @ You can ’ t say that word ” and the barefoot woman replied : “ Really n * ?
You ’ re a n * , hunny .
Do you think because you ’ re not brown you ’ re not a n * ?
The lady then replied : “ What the f*** is wrong with you ?
” The barefoot woman then said : “ Um , n * s waking me up at 4 , no I ’ m sorry , 3.30 .
The video , which was recorded by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on Twitter and has had over 2.3 million views and 70.6,000 likes .
It is not known if the incident has been reported to the police .

Shocking footage shows the woman, who appears to be barefoot and dressed in pyjamas, pointing at her neighbours accusing them of making loud noises in the early hours of the morning
A woman repeatedly called her new neighbours the N-word in a racist rant in the middle of the night.
The woman, who appears to be barefoot and dressed in pyjamas, was filmed pointing at her neighbours accusing them of making loud noises in the early hours of the morning.
She then walked back to her house threatening to get her phone and record the individuals.
However, the heated argument took a turn for the worst after she called them the N-word.
She then continued calling her neighbours the 'N-word' multiple times during the hostile confrontation even though the victims were white, according to Twitter reports.
Image: Jam Press) Jam Press)
In the footage, believed to be recorded in the US, she is heard saying: “You just moved in, you are dumb n* making a scene."
The young lady filming the scene then replied: “I’m going to find out where you work and you’re going to lose your job”, to which the barefoot woman said: “I get paid by the government.”
In response to her racial slur, the lady filming said: “You can’t say that word” and the barefoot woman replied: “Really n * ? You’re a n * , hunny. Do you think because you’re not brown you’re not a n * ?
Image: Jam Press) Jam Press) Image: Jam Press) Jam Press)
The lady then replied: “What the f*** is wrong with you?”
The barefoot woman then said: “Um, n * s waking me up at 4, no I’m sorry, 3.30.
The video, which was recorded by the neighbour, has since gone viral on Twitter and has had over 2.3 million views and 70.6,000 likes.
It is not known if the incident has been reported to the police.


thedailymirror--2020-06-28--Candle vigil for Noah Donohoe as mum says she 'told him he would change world'

The mother of schoolboy Noah Donohoe has said she `` always told him that he would change the world '' , his family has said .
Her emotional tribute came as hundreds took to the streets in a vigil for Noah in Belfast on Saturday .
The body of the missing teenager was found in a storm drain in Belfast on Saturday .
Police believe he may have fallen from his bicycle and hurt his head , Belfast Live reports .
The Donohoe family said in a statement on Sunday their `` heartfelt gratitude for the support , outpouring of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the past few days .
`` From walking with us , both physically and spiritually , to feeling our pain , we recognise that everyone has lost Noah , '' said the family .
`` He was very special .
It is very hard to do justice or honour the extraordinary relationship Noah and his mummy shared .
In his 14 years his mummy got so much from their special bond , he taught his mummy so much .
They were each other 's world . ''
`` Noah 's mummy always @ @ @ @ @ @ @ world , '' they said .
The family said that details of the funeral would be announced soon .
`` Noah loved his school and his friends at school , and we know that they will be grieving too and they need to say goodbye too , '' they said .
A vigil was held on Sunday where prayers were said for Noah and his family members .
A total of 14 blue balloons were released in his memory .
A vigil was also held in Strabane , Co Tyrone , where the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Noah 's favourite song 's , Forever Young by Rod Stewart , was played .
Paul McBride , the principal of Saint Malachy 's College where Noah went to school , said the whole school mourned his loss .
He said the school was `` deeply saddened '' by the death of Noah who he described as a `` natural leader '' with a `` caring nature , calm demeanour and big smile '' .
In a statement posted on the school website , Mr McBride said : `` The whole college @ @ @ @ @ @ @ young Malachian , Noah Donohoe .
`` Noah embraced fully all aspects of school life .
He was an active and prominent member of the Music Department , and as a talented young cellist , Noah was able to enhance the lives of his fellow performers and also many an audience .
`` He was a natural leader who led by example .
His caring nature , calm demeanour and big smile were some of his great gifts that helped others do their best .
`` He was also a keen basketball and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ school .
`` He has been described as the perfect gentleman who was also able to show a genuine competitive spirit on the court .
`` One of his teachers and coach said that Noah had a heart of a lion being able to express himself on the pitch , shouting , laughing and having fun with his friends whilst in class he was normally measured and modest . ''
On Saturday , police in Belfast said that a body found in north Belfast is believed to be his .
Superintendent Muir Clark @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not been completed , they believe the body is the missing 14-year-old , who has not been seen since last Sunday evening .
Mr Clark appealed to the public to refrain from posting rumours about the teenager online .
`` It is disappointing that I again need to call on people circulating a number of rumours about Noah 's disappearance , which are completely without foundation , '' he said .
`` This type of commentary and rumour is distressing for Noah 's family and is extremely unhelpful .
`` An investigation into @ @ @ @ @ @ @ still continuing but there is no evidence to suggest foul play .
`` If people post distasteful and patently untrue rumours on social media , we will investigate that . ''
On Friday , officers found a bag containing the teenager 's laptop , which is being examined by specialist officers .
He also said that shorts and a coat belonging to Noah are still missing .
A huge search operation took place all week to find Noah , who was last seen in areas close to the Shore Road .

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Mum Fiona Donohoe always told Noah 'he would change the world' the family have said. It comes after police located the schoolboy's body in a storm drain in Belfast after he was reported missing
Candle vigil for Noah Donohoe as mum says she 'always told him he would change world'
The mother of schoolboy Noah Donohoe has said she "always told him that he would change the world", his family has said.
Her emotional tribute came as hundreds took to the streets in a vigil for Noah in Belfast on Saturday.
The body of the missing teenager was found in a storm drain in Belfast on Saturday.
Police believe he may have fallen from his bicycle and hurt his head, Belfast Live reports.
The Donohoe family said in a statement on Sunday their "heartfelt gratitude for the support, outpouring of love, and empathy" they received in the past few days.
"From walking with us, both physically and spiritually, to feeling our pain, we recognise that everyone has lost Noah," said the family.
Image: PSNI) PSNI)
"He was very special. It is very hard to do justice or honour the extraordinary relationship Noah and his mummy shared. In his 14 years his mummy got so much from their special bond, he taught his mummy so much. They were each other's world."
"Noah's mummy always told him that he would change the world," they said.
The family said that details of the funeral would be announced soon.
Image: PA) PA)
"Noah loved his school and his friends at school, and we know that they will be grieving too and they need to say goodbye too," they said.
A vigil was held on Sunday where prayers were said for Noah and his family members. A total of 14 blue balloons were released in his memory.
A vigil was also held in Strabane, Co Tyrone, where the Donohoe family are originally from. One of Noah's favourite song's, Forever Young by Rod Stewart, was played.
Paul McBride, the principal of Saint Malachy's College where Noah went to school, said the whole school mourned his loss.
He said the school was "deeply saddened" by the death of Noah who he described as a "natural leader" with a "caring nature, calm demeanour and big smile".
In a statement posted on the school website, Mr McBride said: "The whole college family mourns the tragic loss of our young Malachian, Noah Donohoe.
"Noah embraced fully all aspects of school life. He was an active and prominent member of the Music Department, and as a talented young cellist, Noah was able to enhance the lives of his fellow performers and also many an audience.
"He was a natural leader who led by example. His caring nature, calm demeanour and big smile were some of his great gifts that helped others do their best.
"He was also a keen basketball and rugby player both in and out of school.
"He has been described as the perfect gentleman who was also able to show a genuine competitive spirit on the court.
"One of his teachers and coach said that Noah had a heart of a lion being able to express himself on the pitch, shouting, laughing and having fun with his friends whilst in class he was normally measured and modest."
On Saturday, police in Belfast said that a body found in north Belfast is believed to be his.
Superintendent Muir Clark said that while an official identification has not been completed, they believe the body is the missing 14-year-old, who has not been seen since last Sunday evening.
Mr Clark appealed to the public to refrain from posting rumours about the teenager online.
"It is disappointing that I again need to call on people circulating a number of rumours about Noah's disappearance, which are completely without foundation," he said.
"This type of commentary and rumour is distressing for Noah's family and is extremely unhelpful.
Image: PA) PA)
"An investigation into the circumstances of Noah's disappearance is still continuing but there is no evidence to suggest foul play.
"If people post distasteful and patently untrue rumours on social media, we will investigate that."
On Friday, officers found a bag containing the teenager's laptop, which is being examined by specialist officers.
He also said that shorts and a coat belonging to Noah are still missing.
A huge search operation took place all week to find Noah, who was last seen in areas close to the Shore Road.


thedailymirror--2020-06-28--Inside Tamara Ecclestone's 36th birthday from yacht to exploring Croatian caves

Tamara Ecclestone spent her big day on a super-yacht to exploring Croatian caves .
She was feeling the love from her husband Jay Rutland , their daughter , and the rest of her family as they made her birthday extremely special .
The model and daughter of F1 mogul Bernie Ecclestone turned 36 on Saturday and she spent her time surrounded by her loved ones in Croatia - where the family have been isolating on Bernie 's super-yacht .
The stunning billionaire F1 heiress was treated to a day trip at the Blue Cave by Jay , 39 , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ It 's likely Tamara 's sister Petra and her fiancé Sam Palmer , as well as her four children Lavinia , James and Andrew , and her baby daughter , came along as they have been staying together for weeks .
She shared an incredible snap with her nearest and dearest on Instagram as she celebrated turning another year older .
`` In the Blue Cave for my birthday today so grateful to have spent the day with my family they made it so special for me it was full of love and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ gushed .
Bernie 's daughter shared a beautiful selfie alongside her husband and her daughter .
The trio looked unbelievably tanned as they snuggled up together for the happy snap .
Meanwhile Jay looked effortlessly cool in a black T-shirt and sunglasses .
The doting mum-of-one later shared another photo with her daughter as she reflected on the `` little things '' in life .
She penned : `` Couldn ’ t of asked for a more special day for my birthday .
The little things are always the big things . ''
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's epic moments as he filmed his wife swimming in the cave .
He also wished her a happy birthday on his Instagram .
The couple and Tamara 's sister 's family have been isolating in Croatia during the pandemic .
She 's been sharing snaps on social media while staying aboard her father 's 176ft yacht - named Petara .
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Tamara Ecclestone turned 36 today - and she has praised her husband Jay Rutland and their daughter for making her big day so special
Tamara Ecclestone spent her big day on a super-yacht to exploring Croatian caves.
She was feeling the love from her husband Jay Rutland, their daughter, and the rest of her family as they made her birthday extremely special.
The model and daughter of F1 mogul Bernie Ecclestone turned 36 on Saturday and she spent her time surrounded by her loved ones in Croatia - where the family have been isolating on Bernie's super-yacht.
The stunning billionaire F1 heiress was treated to a day trip at the Blue Cave by Jay, 39, and their little girl Sophia, six.
It's likely Tamara's sister Petra and her fiancé Sam Palmer, as well as her four children Lavinia, James and Andrew, and her baby daughter, came along as they have been staying together for weeks.
Image: Instagram) Instagram) Image: Instagram) Instagram)
She shared an incredible snap with her nearest and dearest on Instagram as she celebrated turning another year older.
"In the Blue Cave for my birthday today so grateful to have spent the day with my family they made it so special for me it was full of love and I am so thankful," Tamara gushed.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
Bernie's daughter shared a beautiful selfie alongside her husband and her daughter.
The trio looked unbelievably tanned as they snuggled up together for the happy snap.
Tamara was sporting a matching tie-dye swimsuit with mini-me Sophia.
Meanwhile Jay looked effortlessly cool in a black T-shirt and sunglasses.
Image: Instagram) Instagram) Image: Instagram) Instagram)
The doting mum-of-one later shared another photo with her daughter as she reflected on the "little things" in life.
She penned: "Couldn’t of asked for a more special day for my birthday. The little things are always the big things."
Jay made sure he captured the day's epic moments as he filmed his wife swimming in the cave.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
He also wished her a happy birthday on his Instagram.
The couple and Tamara's sister's family have been isolating in Croatia during the pandemic.
She's been sharing snaps on social media while staying aboard her father's 176ft yacht - named Petara.
Do you have a story to sell? Get in touch with us at webcelebs@trinitymirror.com or call us direct 0207 29 33033.


thedailymirror--2020-06-28--UK public 'demanding fairer economy' after coronavirus crisis

Just 6 % of people want to see a return to how Britain ’ s economy worked before the coronavirus crisis , new polling has found .
A new YouGov poll shows 31 % of the public want big changes in how the economy is run .
A further 28 % want moderate changes - and just 6 % want no changes at all .
But some 44 % of those polled were pessimistic when they think about the future of the economy .
More than 350 business and community leaders have urged the government to create a fairer economy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ better ’ group has called for a recovery plan that includes high-quality public services , good jobs , protection for the planet and a reduction in inequality .
Frances O ’ Grady , General Secretary of the TUC , Rowan Williams , former Archbishop of Canterbury , David Walker , Bishop of Manchester , Rose Hudson-Wilkin , Bishop of Dover , and Bob Kerslake , former head of the civil service all put their names to the demands - under the banner of ‘ Build Back Better ’ .
TUC General Secretary Frances @ @ @ @ @ @ @ crisis has exposed huge inequalities in our labour market , with those in low-paid and insecure work forced to shoulder the most risk .
“ That is not right .
We can ’ t afford another race to the bottom on pay and employment standards .
We need a new economic settlement that creates decent jobs across the UK.
” The survey found some 81 % of Brits were in favour of the government creating jobs for those that have lost their work through the coronavirus crisis , with only 3 % opposed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ more borrowing to fund public services .
And a third of those polled ( 33 % ) said tackling climate change should be a priority now , alongside the coronavirus .
Dame Carolyn Fairbairn , Director-General of the CBI , said : “ The last few months have taken a heavy toll on the economy and it ’ s now more important than ever that the country finds a way through COVID-19 which priorities jobs and training , for the young especially .
“ For business , Building Back Better means working alongside @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a jobs-rich , fair and sustainable future for our country.
” Lord Bob Kerslake , former head of the civil service , said : “ As the country begins to emerge from the crisis it is becoming clear that people want a better future , not simply to return to where we were before .
“ As with big crises in the past – from wars to the Great Depression – it was universally agreed that there was no going back .
“ And so we have to ask deep questions about what @ @ @ @ @ @ @ want to build .
The moment we are in is a challenge to us all ; to governments , businesses , civil society and citizens .
“ But it is a challenge to which , together , we can rise and build something better.
” Emma Revie , Chief executive at the Trussell Trust , said : “ Ever since the outbreak of the pandemic in the UK , more and more people have needed food banks – the number of families at food banks doubled in April this year compared to 2019 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
But this can change .
We ’ ve seen in the past few months that we have the power to put protection in place for each other when we work together .
“ We must build on this , and build back better .
We can make sure we all have enough money for essentials .
We can protect people from needing a food bank in the future .
“ We can rise to this challenge if we work together to put justice and compassion into practice .
”

EXCLUSIVE: High-quality public services, good jobs, protection for the planet and a reduction in inequality are among the demands the UK public are making according to a new YouGov poll
Just 6% of people want to see a return to how Britain’s economy worked before the coronavirus crisis, new polling has found.
A new YouGov poll shows 31% of the public want big changes in how the economy is run.
A further 28% want moderate changes - and just 6% want no changes at all.
But some 44% of those polled were pessimistic when they think about the future of the economy.
More than 350 business and community leaders have urged the government to create a fairer economy after Covid-19.
The ‘build back better’ group has called for a recovery plan that includes high-quality public services, good jobs, protection for the planet and a reduction in inequality.
Frances O’Grady, General Secretary of the TUC, Rowan Williams, former Archbishop of Canterbury, David Walker, Bishop of Manchester, Rose Hudson-Wilkin, Bishop of Dover, and Bob Kerslake, former head of the civil service all put their names to the demands - under the banner of ‘Build Back Better’.
TUC General Secretary Frances O’Grady said: “This crisis has exposed huge inequalities in our labour market, with those in low-paid and insecure work forced to shoulder the most risk.
“That is not right. We can’t afford another race to the bottom on pay and employment standards. We need a new economic settlement that creates decent jobs across the UK.”
The survey found some 81% of Brits were in favour of the government creating jobs for those that have lost their work through the coronavirus crisis, with only 3% opposed.
Some 52% of people backing more borrowing to fund public services.
And a third of those polled (33%) said tackling climate change should be a priority now, alongside the coronavirus.
Dame Carolyn Fairbairn, Director-General of the CBI, said: “The last few months have taken a heavy toll on the economy and it’s now more important than ever that the country finds a way through COVID-19 which priorities jobs and training, for the young especially.
“For business, Building Back Better means working alongside all strands of civic society to create a jobs-rich, fair and sustainable future for our country.”
Lord Bob Kerslake, former head of the civil service, said: “As the country begins to emerge from the crisis it is becoming clear that people want a better future, not simply to return to where we were before.
“As with big crises in the past – from wars to the Great Depression – it was universally agreed that there was no going back.
“And so we have to ask deep questions about what kind of society and economy we now want to build. The moment we are in is a challenge to us all; to governments, businesses, civil society and citizens.
“But it is a challenge to which, together, we can rise and build something better.”
Emma Revie, Chief executive at the Trussell Trust, said: “Ever since the outbreak of the pandemic in the UK, more and more people have needed food banks – the number of families at food banks doubled in April this year compared to 2019.
“This isn’t right. But this can change. We’ve seen in the past few months that we have the power to put protection in place for each other when we work together.
“We must build on this, and build back better. We can make sure we all have enough money for essentials. We can protect people from needing a food bank in the future.
“We can rise to this challenge if we work together to put justice and compassion into practice.”


thedailymirror--2020-06-29--Man Utd predicted line-up for crunch Premier League showdown against Brighton

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is expected to call on his big-name stars when Manchester United face Brighton in the Premier League on Tuesday night .
Marcus Rashford looks set to start when United return to top-flight , having required extra-time to overcome Norwich 2-1 in Saturday evening 's FA Cup quarter-final .
That win extended their unbeaten run to 14 matches in all competitions ahead of the trip to the Amex Stadium , where United have lost both their previous clashes with the Seagulls .
Solskjaer made eight changes to his side for that win at Norwich , following last week @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
And the the big names are expected to return for the Red Devils , with David De Gea set to start between the sticks while Paul Pogba could be handed a start too .
Another change could see Mason Greenwood join Rashford and Anthony Martial in attack .
Meanwhile , Solskjaer is expecting another tough match on the south coast , just as the United boss predicting an intense fight for a top-four spot .
`` I think there 's many teams in that battle for third and fourth , '' he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Chelsea , us , you 've got Wolverhampton doing really well .
`` Of course , I 'm sure Tottenham , Arsenal and Sheffield United still want to put a run together and put a challenge in there , so it 's exciting .
`` It must be exciting for all the fans , who have been waiting for so long now to have football that matters on the TV .
`` Of course , we all want the fans in the stadiums but at least now you can sit back and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` The players are working really hard and they want to do as well as they can and , for me , as a team we 're trying to implement our ideas .
`` I think you can talk about 14 games but we 're just look at the next one .
`` As long you go into the next game knowing that you 've won the previous one , that 's a good place to be in . ''

Marcus Rashford looks set to start when United return to Premier League action at Brighton on Tuesday, having required extra-time to overcome Norwich 2-1 in their FA Cup quarter-final
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is expected to call on his big-name stars when Manchester United face Brighton in the Premier League on Tuesday night.
Marcus Rashford looks set to start when United return to top-flight, having required extra-time to overcome Norwich 2-1 in Saturday evening's FA Cup quarter-final.
That win extended their unbeaten run to 14 matches in all competitions ahead of the trip to the Amex Stadium, where United have lost both their previous clashes with the Seagulls.
Solskjaer made eight changes to his side for that win at Norwich, following last week's route 3-0 win over Sheffield United.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
And the the big names are expected to return for the Red Devils, with David De Gea set to start between the sticks while Paul Pogba could be handed a start too.
Another change could see Mason Greenwood join Rashford and Anthony Martial in attack.
Meanwhile, Solskjaer is expecting another tough match on the south coast, just as the United boss predicting an intense fight for a top-four spot.
"I think there's many teams in that battle for third and fourth," he said. "You've got Leicester, Chelsea, us, you've got Wolverhampton doing really well.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
"Of course, I'm sure Tottenham, Arsenal and Sheffield United still want to put a run together and put a challenge in there, so it's exciting.
"It must be exciting for all the fans, who have been waiting for so long now to have football that matters on the TV.
"Of course, we all want the fans in the stadiums but at least now you can sit back and watch some exciting and important games.
"The players are working really hard and they want to do as well as they can and, for me, as a team we're trying to implement our ideas.
"I think you can talk about 14 games but we're just look at the next one.
"As long you go into the next game knowing that you've won the previous one, that's a good place to be in."
Man Utd predicted XI vs Brighton (4-2-3-1): De Gea; Wan-Bissaka, Lindelof, Maguire, Williams; Matic, Pogba; Greenwood, Fernandes, Rashford; Martial


thedailymirror--2020-06-29--Danielle Lloyd put son, nine, into therapy after her divorce from Jamie O'Hara

Danielle Lloyd has opened up about her decision to put her nine-year-old son into therapy following her divorce from his dad .
The glamour model , 36 , decided to seek help for Archie after he begun suffering with anxiety when his mum and dad , footballer Jamie O'Hara , split up .
Speaking on Loose Women on Monday , Danielle , who is also mum to Harry , eight , George , six , and Ronnie , two , said speaking to a professional really helped Archie .
Danielle said : `` I 'd noticed Archie was n't able @ @ @ @ @ @ @ think that was due to me and his dad splitting up , he bottled a lot up .
`` I could tell with his behaviour that something was n't right .
`` As kids you think you can talk to your mum or dad , but there 's some things you actually ca n't because you do n't want to upset your mum and you do n't want to upset your dad .
`` It 's really hard for them and I think I noticed something was n't right . ''
Danielle and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ just two years later when it emerged he 'd cheated on her multiple times .
She believes it had a serious impact on Archie 's wellbeing as he had to sleep with the light on and always worried about her leaving the house .
The mum-of-four continued : `` I thought , I 've got to do something anout this , I ca n't let him struggle and let it all build up inside .
`` Later on in life I do n't know what might happen .
I 've been there , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ therapy until later on in life . ''
Danielle said the therapy really helped .
She added : `` Speaking about his feelings and speaking to someone from the outside really has helped him understand and know that although we 're not together anymore it 's OK because we still both love him . ''
The Samaritans can be reached round the clock , 24 hours a day , 365 days a year .
If you need a response immediately , it ’ s best to call them on the phone .
You @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , by emailing jo @ samaritans.org or by visiting www.samaritans.org

Danielle Lloyd decided to seek help for Archie after he begun suffering with anxiety when his mum and dad, footballer Jamie O'Hara, split up
Danielle Lloyd has opened up about her decision to put her nine-year-old son into therapy following her divorce from his dad.
The glamour model, 36, decided to seek help for Archie after he begun suffering with anxiety when his mum and dad, footballer Jamie O'Hara, split up.
Speaking on Loose Women on Monday, Danielle, who is also mum to Harry, eight, George, six, and Ronnie, two, said speaking to a professional really helped Archie.
Danielle said: "I'd noticed Archie wasn't able to speak to me properly and I think that was due to me and his dad splitting up, he bottled a lot up.
Image: ITV) ITV) Image: Danielle Lloyd/Instagram) Danielle Lloyd/Instagram)
"I could tell with his behaviour that something wasn't right.
"As kids you think you can talk to your mum or dad, but there's some things you actually can't because you don't want to upset your mum and you don't want to upset your dad.
"It's really hard for them and I think I noticed something wasn't right."
Image: WireImage.com) WireImage.com)
Danielle and Jamie married in 2012 and split up just two years later when it emerged he'd cheated on her multiple times.
She believes it had a serious impact on Archie's wellbeing as he had to sleep with the light on and always worried about her leaving the house.
The mum-of-four continued: "I thought, I've got to do something anout this, I can't let him struggle and let it all build up inside.
Image: Birmingham Mail) Birmingham Mail)
"Later on in life I don't know what might happen. I've been there, done that and I didn't get therapy until later on in life."
Danielle said the therapy really helped.
She added: "Speaking about his feelings and speaking to someone from the outside really has helped him understand and know that although we're not together anymore it's OK because we still both love him."
The Samaritans can be reached round the clock, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. If you need a response immediately, it’s best to call them on the phone. You can reach them by calling 116 123, by emailing jo@samaritans.org or by visiting www.samaritans.org


thedailymirror--2020-06-29--Horror as body of bulldog found stuffed inside rucksack and dumped in the river

The body of a dead dog has been pulled from a river after it was dumped inside a rucksack .
The British Bulldog was dragged from the River Taff in Troedyrhiw near Merthyr Tydfil , Wales .
The tan and white female adult dog was found in a sleeping bag liner inside a navy blue , 60-litre rucksack .
RSPCA Cymru has confirmed there were no visible injuries or signs of trauma on the dog and although it was microchipped , it was not linked to an owner 's details .
She was found in the river on Thursday June @ @ @ @ @ @ @ dog had been dead for some time prior to this .
The cause of the dog 's death is unknown but is not being treated as suspicious .
Instead , it seems possible someone has disposed of their dead pet in this way .
RSPCA Cymru has issued a reminder that dumping a dead pet in a river is `` wholly inappropriate '' - and has highlighted a series of other options available to pet owners who have suffered such a loss .
Inspector Gemma Cooper said : `` Vets believe this dog @ @ @ @ @ @ @ before the body was found .
`` If anyone does have any information about this dog , we would ask them to call our inspectorate appeal line on 0300 123 8018 .
`` However , there 's no obvious injuries , or trauma - or anything to suggest suspicious circumstances around the death .
`` Instead , it seems very possible someone was disposing of a dead animal in this way , but dumping a body like this is wholly inappropriate .
`` There 's lots of options for those who have sadly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ what to do with the body , including burial , pet cemeteries , or getting a vet to deal with the body instead . ''
RSPCA Cymru also publishes guidance for those struggling following the loss of a pet , and how to cope with the bereavement .

WARNING: DISTRESSING IMAGES. The British Bulldog is thought to have been dead for at least a week when it was pulled from the River Taff near Merthyr Tydfil, Wales
Horror as body of bulldog found stuffed inside rucksack and dumped in the river
The body of a dead dog has been pulled from a river after it was dumped inside a rucksack.
The British Bulldog was dragged from the River Taff in Troedyrhiw near Merthyr Tydfil, Wales.
The tan and white female adult dog was found in a sleeping bag liner inside a navy blue, 60-litre rucksack.
RSPCA Cymru has confirmed there were no visible injuries or signs of trauma on the dog and although it was microchipped, it was not linked to an owner's details.
She was found in the river on Thursday June 11, but veterinary examinations suggest the dog had been dead for some time prior to this.
Image: RSPCA) RSPCA)
The cause of the dog's death is unknown but is not being treated as suspicious.
Instead, it seems possible someone has disposed of their dead pet in this way.
RSPCA Cymru has issued a reminder that dumping a dead pet in a river is "wholly inappropriate" - and has highlighted a series of other options available to pet owners who have suffered such a loss.
Inspector Gemma Cooper said: "Vets believe this dog had been dead for about one week before the body was found.
Image: RSPCA) RSPCA)
"If anyone does have any information about this dog, we would ask them to call our inspectorate appeal line on 0300 123 8018.
"However, there's no obvious injuries, or trauma - or anything to suggest suspicious circumstances around the death.
"Instead, it seems very possible someone was disposing of a dead animal in this way, but dumping a body like this is wholly inappropriate.
"There's lots of options for those who have sadly lost their pet and don't know what to do with the body, including burial, pet cemeteries, or getting a vet to deal with the body instead."
RSPCA Cymru also publishes guidance for those struggling following the loss of a pet, and how to cope with the bereavement.