thedailymirror--2020-08-10--Best home printer for your photos in 2020

If your camera roll looks anything like ours , you know , 10,000 images an counting - it might be time to invest in a good quality photo printer to unleash your prints .
You might already have a printer at home , which is fine but , most office printers that are superb at printing crisp text ; might not always be the best at printing your photos how you 'd like them .
Nowadays , there 's a host of printers to choose from to do the job you 're looking for .
Something to think about is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to print , are you looking for large A3 size images ?
Or are you okay with a multitude of Polaroid sized prints ?
Whatever you 're looking for , we 've rounded up some of the best photo printers worth investing in for every budget , we 've also listed some great portable options for printing on the go .
Best home printer for your photos in 2020 At under £40 , the HP DeskJet 2620 is one of the best value for money photo printers you 'll find out there .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ can get quite expensive , this printer comes with a two month free trial to HP Instant Ink .
Enjoy wire-free printing experience by downloading the free app , through bluetooth and/or the USB connection , you can easily print images from your smartphone , tablet or laptop .
The Epson Expression has a sleek look , with a great price and printing abilities .
The six-ink system delivers vivid and crisp clear images , thanks to tonal graduations not only will your printouts look their best , they 'll boast longevity that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to 300 years .
For edge to edge pictures you can take advantage of the zero-margin option , as well as double sided printing yo save paper .
Wifi compatibility and USB connections allow you to print wirelessly from a range of your devices .
It 's a printer in your pocket , how 's that for simple printing on the go ?
The HP Sprocket 200 is one of the most sought after portable printers of the moment , it 's about the size ad weight of your smartphone , allowing you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ heavy equipment around .
With bluetooth connectivity and a free app to easily manage your files , you can seamlessly print images from social media , attach fun borders to your 2x3 inch prints and even connect to other devices for multi-printing .
This bundle is a great idea for those with loads of photos to print , memories to make and collages to create .
The instax mini printer allows your to print imagery direct from your smartphone , as well as from your social media accounts and compatible Fujifilm digital cameras @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can print an image in as little as 12 seconds .
The set comes complete with the portable printer , 10 hanging pegs , LED lights and a navy 29 shot photo album , for keeping all the prints safe .
The Canon PIXMA has an app compatible with a range of operating systems , as well as Wifi connectivity to ensure convenient printing of all your photos .
The multi functional device boasts a two way paper feed and six individual inks for crystal clear images that are both vivid and bold @ @ @ @ @ @ @ quickly and efficeintly .
The HP Envy has the looks and the high powered technology to ensure pictures that look great and last too .
Included in this bundle is a four month trial for HP Instant Ink to help ensure , you 'll never run out of ink and you 'll save up to 70 % .
Thanks to automatic two-sided printing , multiple page print jobs are a complete breeze and will save you money in the long run on paper too .
With bluetooth connectivity you can wirelessly print your @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The EcoTank from Epson may seem like a fairly pricey design , but is well worth the investment as it 'll save you money on a range of things later down the line .
The printer is capable of printing high quality images in sizes that go up to A3 , you 'll also be supplied with enough ink to print 3400 images at size 10x15cm - with ink left over to spare .
The great quality is n't just limited to printing but scanning and copying too .
Built in Wifi connectivity @ @ @ @ @ @ @ smartphone , tablet or compatible devices .
The PIXMA Pro has a sleek and slimline design , perfect for adding to your home office arrangement as it wo n't take up too much space .
This printer is capable of printing up to A3+ and boasts an 8-ink dye based system , for crisp quality prints that will last a lifetime , whether it 's from your mobile , social accounts , or computer .
The PIXMA PRO-100S is designed with speed in mind for speed and can deliver a borderless 4 x @ @ @ @ @ @ @ or an A3+ bordered print in up to 90 seconds ; which is far less time than it takes to get a picture everyone likes .
The SELPHY portable printer from Canon is a great way to deliver high quality snaps , whether you 're on the go or at home .
The device easily connects to a smart device via Wifi , you 'll also be able to connect through a free app .
Utilising the 'Party Shuffle ' mode , your friends and family can connect their devices to create collages @ @ @ @ @ @ @ all printed in less than a minutes .
Each print is protected by Canon ’ s dynamic dye sublimation technology , which will help to prevent against fading and other damages , so your pictures will last the test of time and stay in the highest quality .
If you 're looking to upgrade your home office setting , check out the best computer monitors for 2020 worth investing in as they 're all £500 and under .

With loads of photos stuck on your phone or computer, investing in a home printer is a good way to get the pictures out and ready to share. These are the printers worth considering
If your camera roll looks anything like ours, you know, 10,000 images an counting - it might be time to invest in a good quality photo printer to unleash your prints.
You might already have a printer at home, which is fine but, most office printers that are superb at printing crisp text; might not always be the best at printing your photos how you'd like them.
Nowadays, there's a host of printers to choose from to do the job you're looking for. Something to think about is the kind of images you'll want to print, are you looking for large A3 size images? Or are you okay with a multitude of Polaroid sized prints?
The good news is, the options for quick, simple and effective printing are plentiful and include the likes of favourite brands like Epson, HP and Canon.
Whatever you're looking for, we've rounded up some of the best photo printers worth investing in for every budget, we've also listed some great portable options for printing on the go.
Best home printer for your photos in 2020
At under £40, the HP DeskJet 2620 is one of the best value for money photo printers you'll find out there. You'll also find that printer ink can get quite expensive, this printer comes with a two month free trial to HP Instant Ink.
Enjoy wire-free printing experience by downloading the free app, through bluetooth and/or the USB connection, you can easily print images from your smartphone, tablet or laptop.
Price: £39.99, Currys - buy here now
The Epson Expression has a sleek look, with a great price and printing abilities.
The six-ink system delivers vivid and crisp clear images, thanks to tonal graduations not only will your printouts look their best, they'll boast longevity that ensure your prints can last for up to 300 years.
For edge to edge pictures you can take advantage of the zero-margin option, as well as double sided printing yo save paper.
Wifi compatibility and USB connections allow you to print wirelessly from a range of your devices.
Price: £99.99, Argos - buy here now
It's a printer in your pocket, how's that for simple printing on the go?
The HP Sprocket 200 is one of the most sought after portable printers of the moment, it's about the size ad weight of your smartphone, allowing you to freely print without having to move heavy equipment around.
With bluetooth connectivity and a free app to easily manage your files, you can seamlessly print images from social media, attach fun borders to your 2x3 inch prints and even connect to other devices for multi-printing.
Price: £104.99, Amazon - buy here now
This bundle is a great idea for those with loads of photos to print, memories to make and collages to create.
The instax mini printer allows your to print imagery direct from your smartphone, as well as from your social media accounts and compatible Fujifilm digital cameras. The device utilises bluetooth technology and can print an image in as little as 12 seconds.
The set comes complete with the portable printer, 10 hanging pegs, LED lights and a navy 29 shot photo album, for keeping all the prints safe.
Price: £109, Amazon - buy here now
The Canon PIXMA has an app compatible with a range of operating systems, as well as Wifi connectivity to ensure convenient printing of all your photos.
The multi functional device boasts a two way paper feed and six individual inks for crystal clear images that are both vivid and bold. Print images up to A4 size quickly and efficeintly.
Price: £139.99, Argos - buy here now
The HP Envy has the looks and the high powered technology to ensure pictures that look great and last too.
Included in this bundle is a four month trial for HP Instant Ink to help ensure, you'll never run out of ink and you'll save up to 70%.
Thanks to automatic two-sided printing, multiple page print jobs are a complete breeze and will save you money in the long run on paper too. With bluetooth connectivity you can wirelessly print your favourite snaps from a range devices.
Price: £115, Amazon - buy here now
The EcoTank from Epson may seem like a fairly pricey design, but is well worth the investment as it'll save you money on a range of things later down the line.
The printer is capable of printing high quality images in sizes that go up to A3, you'll also be supplied with enough ink to print 3400 images at size 10x15cm - with ink left over to spare. The great quality isn't just limited to printing but scanning and copying too.
Built in Wifi connectivity allows you to effortlessly print from your smartphone, tablet or compatible devices.
Price: £649, John Lewis - buy here now
The PIXMA Pro has a sleek and slimline design, perfect for adding to your home office arrangement as it won't take up too much space.
This printer is capable of printing up to A3+ and boasts an 8-ink dye based system, for crisp quality prints that will last a lifetime, whether it's from your mobile, social accounts, or computer.
The PIXMA PRO-100S is designed with speed in mind for speed and can deliver a borderless 4 x 6 photo in just 34 seconds, or an A3+ bordered print in up to 90 seconds; which is far less time than it takes to get a picture everyone likes.
Price: £429.99, Canon - buy here now
The SELPHY portable printer from Canon is a great way to deliver high quality snaps, whether you're on the go or at home. The device easily connects to a smart device via Wifi, you'll also be able to connect through a free app.
Utilising the 'Party Shuffle' mode, your friends and family can connect their devices to create collages and to mix and match photos, all printed in less than a minutes.
Each print is protected by Canon’s dynamic dye sublimation technology, which will help to prevent against fading and other damages, so your pictures will last the test of time and stay in the highest quality.
Price: £114.99, John Lewis - buy here now
If you're looking to upgrade your home office setting, check out the best computer monitors for 2020 worth investing in as they're all £500 and under.


thedailymirror--2020-08-10--Mum-of-6 who was 'treated like a slave' by boyfriend speaks out

These pictures illustrate the devastating mental impact suffered by a mother of six who was treated `` like a slave '' by her controlling boyfriend throughout their 18 year relationship .
Miss Johnston , 38 , was subjected to constant verbal abuse by Christopher Ryan , 39 , who regularly belittled her , burnt her personal property and demanded she seek his permission first before buying food for their children .
For updates on coronavirus , follow our live blog HERE She told police her life on benefits with jobless Ryan was akin to a `` prison sentence '' and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with many friends but ended up feeling isolated and trapped by his screaming and drunken temper tantrums .
He forced her to move away from her parents and even prevented the children from visiting their grandparents .
On one occasion Ryan became violent throwing an ashtray at her and leaving her with a head injury .
Police were called in May last year when Ryan became aggressive towards one of their children and Miss Johnston fled the property .
She has now plucked up the courage to leave him for good .
In @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : “ I have felt isolated for the last 18 years of my life .
I ’ m now imagining a much better life for myself and my children .
It has been almost 20 years living in a prison like a slave with a man who doesn ’ t respect me or my children.
” At Manchester magistrates court , Ryan of Bamfurlong , Wigan , admitted engaging in controlling and coercive behaviour but was given 24 weeks jail suspended for 18 months after agreeing to get professional help for his explosive @ @ @ @ @ @ @ had started dating in 2001 and had six children together aged between 14 and one .
Prosecutor Mr Robin Lynch said : “ The beginning of the relationship everything was fine she describes herself as having lots of friends , very sociable but she describes the defendant as a heavy drinker who became aggressive .
“ After they moved in together the relationship began to deteriorate , she would say it deteriorated the more children they had .
She would describe the defendant as having mood swings , throwing things around the house @ @ @ @ @ @ @ constant verbal abuse of the aggrieved at the slightest opportunity , she describes herself as feeling like his slave and becoming isolated and trapped.. ” Sentencing chair of the bench David Chadwick said : “ You are taking medication now and you need to continue to take that .
“ Your whole life has been taken into account .
We have read the detailed report by the doctor we have come to the conclusion that you have crossed the custody threshold .
“ This was a domestic violence situation however , we have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ months .
this what ’ s happened may be a turning point because you ’ re going to get professional help.
” Ryan will also have to pay costs of £405 , complete 25 rehabilitation activity requirement days and will be subject to a three month curfew .

A mum of six, from Wigan, said she was living a “prison sentence” during a violent 18 year relationship with her boyfriend, and was left isolated and trapped by his screaming and drunken temper tantrums.
These pictures illustrate the devastating mental impact suffered by a mother of six who was treated ''like a slave'' by her controlling boyfriend throughout their 18 year relationship.
Miss Johnston, 38, was subjected to constant verbal abuse by Christopher Ryan, 39, who regularly belittled her, burnt her personal property and demanded she seek his permission first before buying food for their children.
She told police her life on benefits with jobless Ryan was akin to a ''prison sentence'' and said she was once a sociable woman with many friends but ended up feeling isolated and trapped by his screaming and drunken temper tantrums.
He forced her to move away from her parents and even prevented the children from visiting their grandparents.
On one occasion Ryan became violent throwing an ashtray at her and leaving her with a head injury.
Image: Christopher Ryan/ Cavendish Press (Manchester) Ltd) Christopher Ryan/ Cavendish Press (Manchester) Ltd)
Police were called in May last year when Ryan became aggressive towards one of their children and Miss Johnston fled the property.
She has now plucked up the courage to leave him for good.
In a victim impact statement Miss Johnston said: “I have felt isolated for the last 18 years of my life. I’m now imagining a much better life for myself and my children.
"It has been almost 20 years living in a prison like a slave with a man who doesn’t respect me or my children.”
At Manchester magistrates court, Ryan of Bamfurlong, Wigan, admitted engaging in controlling and coercive behaviour but was given 24 weeks jail suspended for 18 months after agreeing to get professional help for his explosive rages.
The court heard the pair had started dating in 2001 and had six children together aged between 14 and one.
Image: Christopher Ryan/ Cavendish Press (Manchester) Ltd) Christopher Ryan/ Cavendish Press (Manchester) Ltd)
Image: Christopher Ryan/ Cavendish Press (Manchester) Ltd) Christopher Ryan/ Cavendish Press (Manchester) Ltd)
Prosecutor Mr Robin Lynch said: “The beginning of the relationship everything was fine she describes herself as having lots of friends, very sociable but she describes the defendant as a heavy drinker who became aggressive.
“After they moved in together the relationship began to deteriorate, she would say it deteriorated the more children they had. She would describe the defendant as having mood swings, throwing things around the house and constantly belittle her.
''There was constant verbal abuse of the aggrieved at the slightest opportunity, she describes herself as feeling like his slave and becoming isolated and trapped..”
Sentencing chair of the bench David Chadwick said: “You are taking medication now and you need to continue to take that.
“Your whole life has been taken into account. We have read the detailed report by the doctor we have come to the conclusion that you have crossed the custody threshold.
“This was a domestic violence situation however, we have decided to suspend the sentence for 18 months. this what’s happened may be a turning point because you’re going to get professional help.”
Ryan will also have to pay costs of £405, complete 25 rehabilitation activity requirement days and will be subject to a three month curfew.


thedailymirror--2020-08-10--Charlotte Dawson hits back at troll for cruel jibes over her late dad Les Dawson

Charlotte Dawson hit back after she faced a slew of trolling on social media over the weekend .
The pregnant television star , who is the daughter of late comedian Les Dawson , was forced to defend herself on Instagram after she was criticised for 'using ' her late dad .
Charlotte , 27 , recently announced that her baby 's due date is one week before what would have been her dad 's birthday .
However , former Big Brother star Hughie Maughan criticised the news on Facebook and accused the mum to be of 'using ' her dad @ @ @ @ @ @ @ dad to get in the news .
Disgraceful , '' Maughan wrote in a new deleted social media post .
Charlotte then clapped back on Instagram and tagged the reality star in a message .
`` I 've bit my tongue for too long now with you .
You do it all on Facebook so I ca n't see , '' she penned .
In a second post she shared a collection of screenshots and accused Hughie of trying to 'befriend ' her while also writing the cruel comments .
She wrote : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ me on Facebook ... but you wanted to befriend me ?
`` I do n't even know you ... and apparently the whole of Blackpool think bad of me ... you 're not even from Blackpool . ''
She added : `` To use my dad is disgusting !
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Very sad and below the belt ... shame you ca n't be happy for people and shame you feel so bitter in life ... '' Charlotte was also forced to respond to criticism on social media after she @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the weekend .
Even though she specified alongside the post that she was drinking a non-alcoholic drink , it did n't stop the star facing nasty comments .
Charlotte then shared a statement on Instagram and posted a picture of an empty bottle of Nosecco , that is alcohol free .
She also explained that she had blocked the trolls and urged people to unfollow her instead of writing hurtful messages .
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I have feelings & it hurts just like it would anyone ... .
Plus if anyone knows me they @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pregnant with being careful with what I 'm eating etc so I deffo would n't be drinking Prosecco.. '' Charlotte wrote .
`` Also if you do n't like my videos or anything I do just unfollow me now darlings because I have aaaaalot more to come .
and to all my lovely supportive followers come ere yew love yas .
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CHARLOTTE DAWSON IS SHATTERED AFTER CRUEL TROLL JIBES OVER HER LATE DAD
CHARLOTTE DAWSON IS SHATTERED AFTER CRUEL TROLL JIBES OVER HER LATE DAD
The television star was forced to defend herself after she was faced lots of criticism from trolls over social media. Charlotte is expecting her first child next year
Charlotte Dawson hits back at troll for cruel jibes over her late dad Les Dawson
Charlotte Dawson hit back after she faced a slew of trolling on social media over the weekend.
The pregnant television star, who is the daughter of late comedian Les Dawson, was forced to defend herself on Instagram after she was criticised for 'using' her late dad.
Charlotte, 27, recently announced that her baby's due date is one week before what would have been her dad's birthday.
However, former Big Brother star Hughie Maughan criticised the news on Facebook and accused the mum to be of 'using' her dad.
"Imagine constantly using your dead dad to get in the news. Disgraceful," Maughan wrote in a new deleted social media post.
Charlotte then clapped back on Instagram and tagged the reality star in a message.
Image: charlottedawsy/Instagram) charlottedawsy/Instagram)
"I've bit my tongue for too long now with you. You do it all on Facebook so I can't see," she penned.
In a second post she shared a collection of screenshots and accused Hughie of trying to 'befriend' her while also writing the cruel comments.
She wrote: "Funny how you write statuses about me on Facebook... but you wanted to befriend me?
Image: charlottedawsy/Instagram) charlottedawsy/Instagram)
Image: charlottedawsy/Instagram) charlottedawsy/Instagram)
"I don't even know you... and apparently the whole of Blackpool think bad of me... you're not even from Blackpool."
She added: "To use my dad is disgusting!!!!!!! Very sad and below the belt... shame you can't be happy for people and shame you feel so bitter in life..."
Charlotte was also forced to respond to criticism on social media after she was spotted sipping from a flute over the weekend.
Even though she specified alongside the post that she was drinking a non-alcoholic drink, it didn't stop the star facing nasty comments.
Charlotte then shared a statement on Instagram and posted a picture of an empty bottle of Nosecco, that is alcohol free.
Image: charlottedawsy/Instagram) charlottedawsy/Instagram)
She also explained that she had blocked the trolls and urged people to unfollow her instead of writing hurtful messages.
"...I have feelings & it hurts just like it would anyone.... Plus if anyone knows me they know how nervous I am about being pregnant with being careful with what I'm eating etc so I deffo wouldn't be drinking Prosecco.." Charlotte wrote.
"Also if you don't like my videos or anything I do just unfollow me now darlings because I have aaaaalot more to come. and to all my lovely supportive followers come ere yew love yas."
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thedailymirror--2020-08-10--Antonio Banderas shares he has contracted COVID-19 on his 60th birthday

Antonio Banderas has COVID-19 on his 60th birthday .
The Spanish actor informed his fans of the sad news on Twitter on Monday .
Plans for his 60th birthday have been delayed following his diagnosis .
Translated from Spanish , he wrote : `` I want to make public that today , August 10 , I am forced to celebrate my 60th birthday following quarantine after having tested positive for the Covid-19 disease , caused by the coronavirus . ''
Antonio reassured fans he was feeling OK but he admitted he was feeling a little more tired than usual .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ he will make a full recovery soon .
The global star expressed his sympathy to everyone whose lives have been impacted by coronavirus .
Instead Antonio said he will fill his days of isolation with reading , writing and resting .
He added : `` I would like to add that I am relatively OK , just a little more tired than usual and confident to recover as soon as possible following the medical indications that I hope will allow me to overcome the infectious process that I suffer and that people is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will take advantage of this isolation to read , write and rest , continue making plans to begin to give meaning to my newly released 60 years to which came loaded with desire and illusion .
Antonio divides his time between his £2.4million home in Surrey , holiday homes in Spain and an apartment boasting of views over New York ’ s Central Park .
He 's given the charming company of his girlfriend Nicole Kimpel .
His investment banker girlfriend Nicole has introduced calmness into his lifestyle and home .
In a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Melanie Griffith had a fiery sparking personality which initially had him captivated .
Now he has pointed out he has been very happy with his very calm and very rational girlfriend .
He told MailOnline late last year : `` She is a very discreet woman , very calm , very rational and almost nothing bothers her .
`` I think I would not have got on so well with her at another time in my life , when Melanie ’ s effervescence was still intoxicating and I was very attracted to that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was married to Melanie from 1996 until its dramatic end in 2015 .

Antonio Banderas on leaving Hollywood: I had to return to a much more real world
Antonio Banderas on leaving Hollywood: I had to return to a much more real world
Antonio Banderas has contracted COVID-19 and he has had to delay his birthday celebrations following his diagnosis
Antonio Banderas shares he has contracted coronavirus on his 60th birthday
Antonio Banderas has COVID-19 on his 60th birthday.
The Spanish actor informed his fans of the sad news on Twitter on Monday.
Plans for his 60th birthday have been delayed following his diagnosis.
Translated from Spanish, he wrote: "I want to make public that today, August 10, I am forced to celebrate my 60th birthday following quarantine after having tested positive for the Covid-19 disease, caused by the coronavirus."
Antonio reassured fans he was feeling OK but he admitted he was feeling a little more tired than usual.
However, the leading star was confident he will make a full recovery soon.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The global star expressed his sympathy to everyone whose lives have been impacted by coronavirus.
Instead Antonio said he will fill his days of isolation with reading, writing and resting.
He added: "I would like to add that I am relatively OK, just a little more tired than usual and confident to recover as soon as possible following the medical indications that I hope will allow me to overcome the infectious process that I suffer and that people is affecting around the planet.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
"I will take advantage of this isolation to read, write and rest, continue making plans to begin to give meaning to my newly released 60 years to which came loaded with desire and illusion.
"Big hug to everyone."
Antonio divides his time between his £2.4million home in Surrey, holiday homes in Spain and an apartment boasting of views over New York’s Central Park.
He's given the charming company of his girlfriend Nicole Kimpel.
Image: Splash) Splash)
His investment banker girlfriend Nicole has introduced calmness into his lifestyle and home.
In a sharp contrast, Antonio explained his ex-wife Melanie Griffith had a fiery sparking personality which initially had him captivated.
Now he has pointed out he has been very happy with his very calm and very rational girlfriend.
He told MailOnline late last year: "She is a very discreet woman, very calm, very rational and almost nothing bothers her.
"I think I would not have got on so well with her at another time in my life, when Melanie’s effervescence was still intoxicating and I was very attracted to that whole world."
Previously, Antonio was married to Melanie from 1996 until its dramatic end in 2015.
They have a daughter Stella, 23.


thedailymirror--2020-08-10--'World's worst serial killer' dubbed 'The Beast' raped and butchered 400 kids

For years , the `` world 's worst serial killer '' raped and butchered hundreds of children - leaving clusters of bodies from town to town - without anyone connecting the dots .
But when police found a mass grave containing the bones of 36 boys - initially thought to be the work of a satanic cult - it began a trail that would lead them to a paedophile chillingly known as `` La Bestia '' - [ `` The Beast '' ] , who may have murdered close to 400 kids .
Posing as a street vendor , charity @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , mutilated and sexually abused his victims before slashing their throats , even decapitating some while they were alive , and leaving many in sickening positions with their severed genitals .
Locked away after being sentenced to a record 1,853 years behind bars in Colombia , the psychopath readily described his vile crimes in gory detail to Dr Mark Benecke , the only forensic scientist he has ever agreed to speak to .
Dr Benecke quizzed the monster at a prison in July 2002 and again three years later to get into his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to kill again and again .
It became clear how the drifter was able to lure poor and vulnerable children , including orphaned and homeless boys , to their deaths in towns across the South American country .
To the average person who did n't know his background , he could come across as friendly and sincere .
But to the German expert , who once analysed the skulls of Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun , Garavito was `` typical psychopath '' putting on a show .
Dr Benecke , from Cologne , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ one of the most friendly and soft spoken persons I have ever met .
[ He was ] very manipulative towards me in a friendly way .
`` He is a typical serial killer who acts out his fantasies .
He is a typical paedophile - soft , mild-mannered and friendly to kids and others .
`` Garavito told me that he even pitied a kid he killed because the kid had told him of [ being abused ] , and Garavito could relate to that due to him being sexually abused as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Despite apparently feeling sorry for the boy , Garavito went ahead and tortured him to death .
It was one of countless horrific stories to emerge when the child sex predator confessed to raping and murdering more than 300 kids between 1992 and 1999 , when he was in his 30s and 40s .
Police suspect he has killed close to 400 people in his lifetime .
Most of his victims were aged between six and 16 .
Garavito , now 63 , gave gruesome descriptions of his crimes and drew maps to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ buried or dumped corpses .
Colombian newspapers called him `` The Beast '' and dubbed him the `` world 's worst serial killer '' .
He was also called Tribilin , the name for the Disney character Goofy .
His sentence totalled more than 1,800 years , but there are fears he could be freed as early as 2021 if leukaemia does n't kill him first .
Many of the murders played out the same way .
Garavito would stalk town centres and lure his victims with offers of paid work , cash @ @ @ @ @ @ @ posed as everything from a beggar to a priest .
He carried out the murders in hidden away spots , including hillsides and wooden areas on the outskirts of towns , and used the same location over and over before skipping town .
In some cases , the unsuspecting child would see the decomposing bodies of earlier victims as Garavito led them to the location .
But by then , it was too late to escape .
The highly organised , ruthless and prolific killer would tie up his victims and begin torturing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
When he was finished sexually abusing them he would usually slash their throats with a knife he carried around with him and leave their bodies in the open .
He decapitated and dismembered some of the children .
Many were found with their severed genitals placed in their mouths .
Garavito was able to get away with his crimes by moving from town to town , changing his appearance and using fake names or stolen identities .
His offending was helped by the fact that the authorities did not catch on sooner @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The police did not take some cases seriously because of the victims ' disadvantaged backgrounds , there were organisational problems , forces did n't have funding for DNA testing and regular fingerprinting did not take place .
There were several missed opportunities to bring his killing spree to an end .
One was in June 1996 when a missing boy was found decapitated and slaughtered in the town of Boyaca .
The victim 's mum found out her son had been in a shop with a stranger who was buying sweets for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ police , he admitted buying sweets for the children , but insisted he then left alone .
Four days after he was let go , he killed a 13-year-old boy in nearby Pereira .
The authorities did n't begin to connect the dots until the mass grave was found in Pereira , a coffee-growing city in the foothills of the Andes , in November 1997 .
Skulls and bones belonging to 36 boys were unearthed , although they were initially thought to have been killed by a satanic cult .
A nationwide task @ @ @ @ @ @ @ deaths and explore other cases for similarities .
As the murders continued , there was a major breakthrough in February 1998 after three boys , aged between 11 and 13 , were found dead on a hill outside the town of Genova .
They were friends who worked in the streets selling chewing gum and fruit to support their poor families .
At the bloody scene , detectives found a knife and a piece of paper with an address written on it .
It turned out to be the home of Garavito 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Garavito 's victims , which had been kept as `` trophies '' , and notes that described dates and details of the killings were found during searches of the girlfriend 's flat and a friend 's home .
But the police were unable to track down Garavito and he claimed more victims .
In November 1998 , the skulls and bones of 13 children were found in Pereira and a week later a mass grave containing the remains of 12 more victims .
He was finally captured in April 1999 after a rough @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a 12-year-old boy in Villavicencio , but the police did n't know they had their man at the time because he was n't carrying ID and gave them a different name .
Later , when he was confronted with overwhelming evidence proving he was the serial killer Luis Garavito , he confessed and asked God and mankind for forgiveness .
He admitted killing 140 children across 11 provinces and drew maps to direct police to their remains .
But over time he told police he had murdered more than 300 children .
In @ @ @ @ @ @ @ more than 1,800 years in prison , but under Colombian law the most he can serve is 40 years .
The country does not have the death penalty .
He could be released next year - after serving 22 years - because he confessed and helped police find the victims ' bodies .
According to Colombian media , the killer has been diagnosed with terminal leukaemia .
He is kept in solitary confinement 24/7 due to fears he would be murdered by fellow inmates .
Garavito only accepts food and drink from a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fears being poisoned , and he rarely agrees to leave his cell .
It is said he spends his time making earrings and necklaces , and is relaxed and chatty with guards .
What drove him to kill ?
In addition to Garavito , Dr Benecke questioned the killer 's sister , investigators and social workers to find out how he became such a monster .
Garavito was physically and sexually abused and neglected when he was a child , having been raped twice by different men .
The Colombian 's alcoholic father @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of attending school , forbid Luis from having a girlfriend and threw him out of the house several times after they rowed .
There were genetic factors and he might have been exposed to harmful substances when he was in his mother 's womb , affecting his brain , the expert said .
Garavito left the family home in his mid teens but struggled to hold down a job and became an alcoholic .
In his 20s he sought help for depression and told of having suicidal thoughts .
Dr Benecke , who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was caught , described Garavito as a `` crystalline psychopath '' , and a `` sadist and paedophile '' who acts only to benefit himself .
He added : `` This all mixes and resulted here in an antisocial narcissist , a psychopath .
`` Terrible childhoods are not always present in serial killers , but here , it added weight to it .
`` Basically , psychopathic people do not know a better way to feel a true , deep bond to others except by living out their fantasies with the victims @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bonding imaginable . ''
Garavito demonstrated homicidal urges and showed no sign of remorse even though he claimed he wanted to understand the cause of his actions and would never kill again if he was freed .
He chided Dr Benecke for not bringing him an expensive gift .
Dr Benecke said : `` We always drank coffee .
He switched the coffee mugs - his and mine - that were brought by staff at our first meetings .
`` I thought it was kind of a friendly cultural gesture or something .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ the cups because he thought he might be poisoned .
`` He did not think I might then be poisoned .
That is typical for a psychopath .
`` Also , he cried seeing a photo of two persons he liked but the very second the coffee came he stopped crying .
His tears were not convincing .
`` He said he would never kill again and even drew a map of all the places where he put the victims , and the bodies were actually found there .
`` That was no @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to get attention and get all sentences merged into one , and it worked . ''
The expert added : `` He is a mild-mannered , friendly , soft spoken man and , like many psychopathic persons , very honest and open if he wants to or if you do not judge them .
`` I learned very much from him , especially about the abduction of kids in broad daylight in the middle of a town , which helped me understand many cases afterward .
`` He is the essence of what @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he , being the psychopath he is , have become a member of society ?
Is that possible for an antisocial , narcissistic paedophile violent offender or not ? ''

Russia's worst serial killer's confesses to two more murders and gruesome total of 83
Russia's worst serial killer's confesses to two more murders and gruesome total of 83
EXCLUSIVE. WARNING - DISTRESSING DETAILS Posing as a street vendor, charity worker or priest, Luis Garavito tortured, mutilated and sexually abused his victims before slashing their throats, even decapitating some while they were alive. Now Dr Mark Benecke gives an insight into his mind.
For years, the "world's worst serial killer" raped and butchered hundreds of children - leaving clusters of bodies from town to town - without anyone connecting the dots.
But when police found a mass grave containing the bones of 36 boys - initially thought to be the work of a satanic cult - it began a trail that would lead them to a paedophile chillingly known as "La Bestia" - ["The Beast"], who may have murdered close to 400 kids.
Posing as a street vendor, charity worker or priest, Luis Garavito tortured, mutilated and sexually abused his victims before slashing their throats, even decapitating some while they were alive, and leaving many in sickening positions with their severed genitals.
Locked away after being sentenced to a record 1,853 years behind bars in Colombia, the psychopath readily described his vile crimes in gory detail to Dr Mark Benecke, the only forensic scientist he has ever agreed to speak to.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
Dr Benecke quizzed the monster at a prison in July 2002 and again three years later to get into his head and find out what drove him to kill again and again.
It became clear how the drifter was able to lure poor and vulnerable children, including orphaned and homeless boys, to their deaths in towns across the South American country.
To the average person who didn't know his background, he could come across as friendly and sincere. But to the German expert, who once analysed the skulls of Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun, Garavito was "typical psychopath" putting on a show.
Dr Benecke, from Cologne, told Mirror Online: "He is one of the most friendly and soft spoken persons I have ever met. [He was] very manipulative towards me in a friendly way.
Image: Dr Mark Beneck/Youtube) Dr Mark Beneck/Youtube)
"He is a typical serial killer who acts out his fantasies. He is a typical paedophile - soft, mild-mannered and friendly to kids and others.
"Garavito told me that he even pitied a kid he killed because the kid had told him of [being abused], and Garavito could relate to that due to him being sexually abused as a child all the time."
Despite apparently feeling sorry for the boy, Garavito went ahead and tortured him to death.
It was one of countless horrific stories to emerge when the child sex predator confessed to raping and murdering more than 300 kids between 1992 and 1999, when he was in his 30s and 40s.
Police suspect he has killed close to 400 people in his lifetime. Most of his victims were aged between six and 16.
Garavito, now 63, gave gruesome descriptions of his crimes and drew maps to lead police to the places where he buried or dumped corpses.
Colombian newspapers called him "The Beast" and dubbed him the "world's worst serial killer". He was also called Tribilin, the name for the Disney character Goofy.
His sentence totalled more than 1,800 years, but there are fears he could be freed as early as 2021 if leukaemia doesn't kill him first.
Many of the murders played out the same way. Garavito would stalk town centres and lure his victims with offers of paid work, cash, sweets or illicit drugs as he posed as everything from a beggar to a priest.
He carried out the murders in hidden away spots, including hillsides and wooden areas on the outskirts of towns, and used the same location over and over before skipping town.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
In some cases, the unsuspecting child would see the decomposing bodies of earlier victims as Garavito led them to the location. But by then, it was too late to escape.
The highly organised, ruthless and prolific killer would tie up his victims and begin torturing them while downing bottles of cheap booze.
When he was finished sexually abusing them he would usually slash their throats with a knife he carried around with him and leave their bodies in the open.
He decapitated and dismembered some of the children. Many were found with their severed genitals placed in their mouths.
Garavito was able to get away with his crimes by moving from town to town, changing his appearance and using fake names or stolen identities.
Image: ullstein bild via Getty Images) ullstein bild via Getty Images)
His offending was helped by the fact that the authorities did not catch on sooner that a serial killer was at work.
The police did not take some cases seriously because of the victims' disadvantaged backgrounds, there were organisational problems, forces didn't have funding for DNA testing and regular fingerprinting did not take place.
There were several missed opportunities to bring his killing spree to an end. One was in June 1996 when a missing boy was found decapitated and slaughtered in the town of Boyaca.
The victim's mum found out her son had been in a shop with a stranger who was buying sweets for children.
When Garavito was questioned by police, he admitted buying sweets for the children, but insisted he then left alone. Four days after he was let go, he killed a 13-year-old boy in nearby Pereira.
The authorities didn't begin to connect the dots until the mass grave was found in Pereira, a coffee-growing city in the foothills of the Andes, in November 1997.
Skulls and bones belonging to 36 boys were unearthed, although they were initially thought to have been killed by a satanic cult. A nationwide task force was set up to investigating the deaths and explore other cases for similarities.
As the murders continued, there was a major breakthrough in February 1998 after three boys, aged between 11 and 13, were found dead on a hill outside the town of Genova.
They were friends who worked in the streets selling chewing gum and fruit to support their poor families.
At the bloody scene, detectives found a knife and a piece of paper with an address written on it. It turned out to be the home of Garavito's girlfriend.
A bag containing pictures of Garavito's victims, which had been kept as "trophies", and notes that described dates and details of the killings were found during searches of the girlfriend's flat and a friend's home.
But the police were unable to track down Garavito and he claimed more victims. In November 1998, the skulls and bones of 13 children were found in Pereira and a week later a mass grave containing the remains of 12 more victims.
He was finally captured in April 1999 after a rough sleeper stopped him from attempting to rape a 12-year-old boy in Villavicencio, but the police didn't know they had their man at the time because he wasn't carrying ID and gave them a different name.
Later, when he was confronted with overwhelming evidence proving he was the serial killer Luis Garavito, he confessed and asked God and mankind for forgiveness.
He admitted killing 140 children across 11 provinces and drew maps to direct police to their remains. But over time he told police he had murdered more than 300 children.
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In December 1999, Garavito was sentenced to more than 1,800 years in prison, but under Colombian law the most he can serve is 40 years. The country does not have the death penalty.
He could be released next year - after serving 22 years - because he confessed and helped police find the victims' bodies.
According to Colombian media, the killer has been diagnosed with terminal leukaemia.
He is kept in solitary confinement 24/7 due to fears he would be murdered by fellow inmates.
Garavito only accepts food and drink from a few guards that he trusts because he fears being poisoned, and he rarely agrees to leave his cell. It is said he spends his time making earrings and necklaces, and is relaxed and chatty with guards.
What drove him to kill?
In addition to Garavito, Dr Benecke questioned the killer's sister, investigators and social workers to find out how he became such a monster.
Garavito was physically and sexually abused and neglected when he was a child, having been raped twice by different men.
The Colombian's alcoholic father forced his seven children to work instead of attending school, forbid Luis from having a girlfriend and threw him out of the house several times after they rowed.
There were genetic factors and he might have been exposed to harmful substances when he was in his mother's womb, affecting his brain, the expert said.
Garavito left the family home in his mid teens but struggled to hold down a job and became an alcoholic. In his 20s he sought help for depression and told of having suicidal thoughts.
Dr Benecke, who was based in Bogota when the killer was caught, described Garavito as a "crystalline psychopath", and a "sadist and paedophile" who acts only to benefit himself.
He added: "This all mixes and resulted here in an antisocial narcissist, a psychopath.
"Terrible childhoods are not always present in serial killers, but here, it added weight to it.
"Basically, psychopathic people do not know a better way to feel a true, deep bond to others except by living out their fantasies with the victims. It is the maddest type of bonding imaginable."
Garavito demonstrated homicidal urges and showed no sign of remorse even though he claimed he wanted to understand the cause of his actions and would never kill again if he was freed.
He chided Dr Benecke for not bringing him an expensive gift.
Dr Benecke said: "We always drank coffee. He switched the coffee mugs - his and mine - that were brought by staff at our first meetings.
"I thought it was kind of a friendly cultural gesture or something. I asked him. He had switched the cups because he thought he might be poisoned.
"He did not think I might then be poisoned. That is typical for a psychopath.
"Also, he cried seeing a photo of two persons he liked but the very second the coffee came he stopped crying. His tears were not convincing.
"He said he would never kill again and even drew a map of all the places where he put the victims, and the bodies were actually found there.
"That was no cooperation but just a quite clever game to get attention and get all sentences merged into one, and it worked."
The expert added: "He is a mild-mannered, friendly, soft spoken man and, like many psychopathic persons, very honest and open if he wants to or if you do not judge them.
"I learned very much from him, especially about the abduction of kids in broad daylight in the middle of a town, which helped me understand many cases afterward.
"He is the essence of what crime fighting is about - how could he, being the psychopath he is, have become a member of society? Is that possible for an antisocial, narcissistic paedophile violent offender or not?"


thedailymirror--2020-08-10--Nursery kids separated in own pods to play under strict social distancing rules

Remarkable images show children at a Thai nursery playing together while in their own social distanced pods .
The Wat Khlong Toey School in Bangkok , Thailand , reopened its doors to its 250 students at the beginning of July after the relaxation of Covid-19 lockdown measures .
But the nursery now looks a very different picture .
Social distanced screens are in classrooms and lunch areas to protect the kids who wear face masks .
The kindergarten has also installed sinks , soap dispensers and hand sanitiser outside of each classroom .
There is also a temperature scanner at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ arrive .
In one photo , the kids can be seen standing in squares as they sing a song about washing their hands .
With the strict measures in place , the nursery school has been open for a month and has had zero cases of Covid-19 .
When the nursery was forced to close its doors in mid March due to Thailand 's emergency decree and lockdown , the administration and teachers prepared measures to ensure a safe reopening .
Although Thailand is now allowing schools throughout the country to further relax @ @ @ @ @ @ @ school has chosen to continue strict social distancing to ensure the safety of their students and teachers .
Thailand has had 3,351 cases of coronavirus and 58 deaths , according to worldometer .
The photos have emerged as all pupils in England prepare to return to school in September .
Boris Johnson has stood by his pledge to `` fully '' reopen England 's schools within weeks despite anger from teachers ' unions and fears of a second wave .
The Prime Minister has faced calls from the Association of School and College @ @ @ @ @ @ @ B in case there are local outbreaks of coronavirus .
The ASCL said this could include sending some pupils in `` one week on , one week off '' to reduce transmission in areas where there 's an outbreak , as and when needed .
And the Children 's Commissioner for England suggested testing all pupils weekly , even without symptoms .
But Mr Johnson today gave no guarantees on those plans - and insisted the `` crucial thing '' was for heads to be “ getting ready for a full return to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ visit to a school in east London he added : `` It ’ s not right that kids should spend more time out of school . ''

The Wat Khlong Toey School in Bangkok, Thailand, has reopened its doors to its 250 students - but remarkable pictures show the huge changes that have had to happen
Nursery children kept alone inside plastic pods to enforce social distancing
Remarkable images show children at a Thai nursery playing together while in their own social distanced pods.
The Wat Khlong Toey School in Bangkok, Thailand, reopened its doors to its 250 students at the beginning of July after the relaxation of Covid-19 lockdown measures.
But the nursery now looks a very different picture.
Social distanced screens are in classrooms and lunch areas to protect the kids who wear face masks.
The kindergarten has also installed sinks, soap dispensers and hand sanitiser outside of each classroom.
There is also a temperature scanner at the entrance for when the young pupils arrive.
In one photo, the kids can be seen standing in squares as they sing a song about washing their hands.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images) Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
With the strict measures in place, the nursery school has been open for a month and has had zero cases of Covid-19.
When the nursery was forced to close its doors in mid March due to Thailand's emergency decree and lockdown, the administration and teachers prepared measures to ensure a safe reopening.
Although Thailand is now allowing schools throughout the country to further relax safety measures, the Wat Khlong Toey school has chosen to continue strict social distancing to ensure the safety of their students and teachers.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images) Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Thailand has had 3,351 cases of coronavirus and 58 deaths, according to worldometer.
The photos have emerged as all pupils in England prepare to return to school in September.
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Boris Johnson has stood by his pledge to "fully" reopen England's schools within weeks despite anger from teachers' unions and fears of a second wave.
The Prime Minister has faced calls from the Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL) for a Plan B in case there are local outbreaks of coronavirus.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images) Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The ASCL said this could include sending some pupils in "one week on, one week off" to reduce transmission in areas where there's an outbreak, as and when needed.
And the Children's Commissioner for England suggested testing all pupils weekly, even without symptoms.
But Mr Johnson today gave no guarantees on those plans - and insisted the "crucial thing" was for heads to be “getting ready for a full return to school in September”.
On a visit to a school in east London he added: "It’s not right that kids should spend more time out of school."


thedailymirror--2020-08-10--Nick Cordero's widow shattered after 'horrible' experience collecting his ashes

The widow of Broadway actor Nick Cordero has been left shattered after collecting his ashes .
Cordero , 41 , died last month after a battle with Covid-19 and now his wife Amanda Kloots has been left distraught at his passing .
Sharing an emotional update to her Instagram followers on Saturday , Amanda discussed collecting her late husband 's ashes .
She said : “ It was beyond surreal and horrible , but they ’ re in my possession and a good friend of mine said some beautiful advice : look at it as you have him with you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ nice way of looking at it , which is true . ''
Amanda admitted that her ability to lean on her `` friends and family support system is wonderful '' during this difficult time .
`` You know , even people that just drop a text that say 'thinking of you , ' or 'love you , ' or 'you ’ re not alone , ' or something , '' Amanda added .
Last week , Amanda posted a tribute to her departed husband to mark one month since his death as a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Instagram : `` Dear Nick , it ’ s been one month since you ’ ve been gone .
I wish I could say it has got easier , but with each passing day I miss you more and more .
`` I wish I could see you , hold you , kiss you , talk to you , hear your voice , get a hug , see you with Elvis .
`` Your huge presence in our lives is missed every second of every day .
I love you forever and always @ @ @ @ @ @ @ actor best known for his roles in Bullets Over Broadway and Rock of Ages .
The actor married Amanda in a formal ceremony in September 2017 .
He has a baby son named Elvis who is little over one-year-old , having been born in June last year .
Nick was first stricken down with Covid-19 in March this year , leading to his being admitted to hospital on March 30 .
His situation was critical and complications led to his right leg being amputated in April and by early May had major lung @ @ @ @ @ @ @ after sedation before a period but awoke on May 13 .
Tragically , Nick passed away on July 5 after 95 days in hospital in Los Angeles , California .
Amanda and Elvis continue to reside in Los Angeles .
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Broadway actor Nick Cordero died last month at the age of 41 following a fight with Covid-19 and the experience for wife Amanda Kloots has left her broken
The widow of Broadway actor Nick Cordero has been left shattered after collecting his ashes.
Cordero, 41, died last month after a battle with Covid-19 and now his wife Amanda Kloots has been left distraught at his passing.
Sharing an emotional update to her Instagram followers on Saturday, Amanda discussed collecting her late husband's ashes.
She said: “It was beyond surreal and horrible, but they’re in my possession and a good friend of mine said some beautiful advice: look at it as you have him with you now.
"Which is really a nice way of looking at it, which is true."
Amanda admitted that her ability to lean on her "friends and family support system is wonderful" during this difficult time.
Image: amandakloots/Instagram) amandakloots/Instagram)
"You know, even people that just drop a text that say 'thinking of you,' or 'love you,' or 'you’re not alone,' or something," Amanda added.
Last week, Amanda posted a tribute to her departed husband to mark one month since his death as a result of Covid-19.
She wrote on Instagram: "Dear Nick, it’s been one month since you’ve been gone. I wish I could say it has got easier, but with each passing day I miss you more and more.
"I wish I could see you, hold you, kiss you, talk to you, hear your voice, get a hug, see you with Elvis.
"Your huge presence in our lives is missed every second of every day. I love you forever and always."
Image: SIPA USA/PA Images) SIPA USA/PA Images)
Nick was a Tony-nominated Canadian actor best known for his roles in Bullets Over Broadway and Rock of Ages.
The actor married Amanda in a formal ceremony in September 2017.
He has a baby son named Elvis who is little over one-year-old, having been born in June last year.
Nick was first stricken down with Covid-19 in March this year, leading to his being admitted to hospital on March 30.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
His situation was critical and complications led to his right leg being amputated in April and by early May had major lung damage.
He failed to regain consciousness after sedation before a period but awoke on May 13.
Tragically, Nick passed away on July 5 after 95 days in hospital in Los Angeles, California.
Amanda and Elvis continue to reside in Los Angeles.
Do you have a story to sell? Get in touch with us at webcelebs@trinitymirror.com or call us direct 0207 29 33033.


thedailymirror--2020-08-10--Bride mocked for 'fairy costume' dress sister refused to wear at her wedding

A bride has criticised her sister for refusing to wear the dress she chose for her on her wedding day - but not everyone agrees with her .
When it comes to the big day , it 's vital that everything goes according to plan as so much effort has gone into the preparation .
So when one bride 's twin sister straight up refused to wear what she picked out for her , she was annoyed .
The woman took to Facebook to explain that her sister was refusing to attend the wedding , but users could n't help @ @ @ @ @ @ @ saw what the dress looked like .
She added : `` I think it ’ s going to be cute , but she has been very difficult '' reported kidspot.com.au .
Sharing a picture of her aunt modelling the dress , she explained that the skirt should have been sitting a little higher on the waist but this was the gist of it .
With its bright pink tutu-style skirt and white v-neck cami top , it almost resembled a ballerina outfit or as some Facebook users pointed out , a fairy costume @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for her choice of outfit , a couple of people defended her to say her twin should `` bite her tongue '' .
One person said : `` Just complete the look with a tiara and a wand .
Maybe some dollar store fairy wings and fake pearls , go all out . ''
Another teased : `` Some child is very upset about her fairy costume her grandma sewed for her being stolen . ''
And a third said although the dress really is n't cute , it 's not ugly enough @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it to her wedding .

The bride took to Facebook to share a picture of the dress she chose for her sister to wear at her wedding - but users were divided when they saw it
A bride has criticised her sister for refusing to wear the dress she chose for her on her wedding day - but not everyone agrees with her.
When it comes to the big day, it's vital that everything goes according to plan as so much effort has gone into the preparation.
So when one bride's twin sister straight up refused to wear what she picked out for her, she was annoyed.
The woman took to Facebook to explain that her sister was refusing to attend the wedding, but users couldn't help but side with her twin when they saw what the dress looked like.
Image: Facebook) Facebook)
She added: "I think it’s going to be cute, but she has been very difficult" reported kidspot.com.au.
Sharing a picture of her aunt modelling the dress, she explained that the skirt should have been sitting a little higher on the waist but this was the gist of it.
With its bright pink tutu-style skirt and white v-neck cami top, it almost resembled a ballerina outfit or as some Facebook users pointed out, a fairy costume.
Whilst many people teased the bride for her choice of outfit, a couple of people defended her to say her twin should "bite her tongue".
One person said: "Just complete the look with a tiara and a wand. Maybe some dollar store fairy wings and fake pearls, go all out."
Another teased: "Some child is very upset about her fairy costume her grandma sewed for her being stolen."
And a third said although the dress really isn't cute, it's not ugly enough that her sister should refuse to wear it to her wedding.


thedailymirror--2020-08-10--Location the key to Ben Curtis' title bid with York on horizon

Ben Curtis has come a long way since he packed his bags at the age of 15 and left his native Ireland .
His burgeoning career in the saddle sees him stand on the brink of stardom and he is hoping to emulate Brian Hughes by winning the jockeys ' championship for the north .
Yorkshire-based Curtis is edging closer to reigning Flat race champion Oisin Murphy at the top of the riders ’ table .
Winner number 50 was reached last week and while rivals Murphy , Tom Marquand and Will Buick operate on the same southern patch , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his advantage .
He can expect plenty of support next week when he competes on home soil at York 's Ebor meeting .
`` It was brilliant to see Brian Hughes win the jump jockeys ' championship , '' said Curtis .
`` He 's one of the most dedicated jockeys out there , he lives and breathes racing .
`` I 'm the only northerner in the top four this year and hopefully it will benefit me . ''
For the year as a whole , the smooth all-weather operator has more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
But quantity over quality is not always the game plan .
The year of 2020 , the most unusual for a generation , gave the 31-year-old a first Royal Ascot winner and a ride in the Derby at Epsom .
Dandalla is the small and mighty package who sent Curtis to the finishing line in splendid isolation – powering away by six lengths at the Queen 's favourite meeting .
Her next target is the Group One Prix Morny at Deauville later this month .
`` Her Ascot win was the highlight @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` If you are a footballer and watch the Champions League , that 's where you aspire to be and it 's the same with racing at Royal Ascot .
`` You are taking on the best .
She 's very talented . ''
After leaving Ireland , Curtis only became interested in horses after securing some last minute work experience , in typical teenager style , with trainer John Murphy .
Leading bloodstock agent Aiden Murphy suggested he could hone his race-riding skills with his wife Anabel King in Britain .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ way – and he has not looked back .
`` You learn to stand on your feet or fall over , '' he said .
`` I came over for about eight months , then went back home for a bit .
I got a job with John Oxx where I learned most of my trade .
`` It 's about year six of being in the UK again and it has gone from strength to strength . ''
Curtis rampaged his way to the 2019 all-weather version of the jockeys ' championship @ @ @ @ @ @ @ shy of the record set by Luke Morris in 2015 , he has kept the momentum going post-Covid-19 lockdown .
Unlike some of his rivals , there have been no unfortunate encounters with the stewards this season – and his jockeys ' title bid continues ban-free .
`` It has been a strange old year but it has really opened up the title race , '' Curtis added .
`` Oisin has not gone hurtling off and a few of us are in striking distance .
`` William Buick has recently thrown his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ going to heat things up .
`` Racing is quite simple , you go to the track , put the horses in the right places and hope they are good enough to win .
`` Then you wake up and get ready to do it all again the next day . ''
• Ben Curtis is 4th in the 2020 Flat Jockeys ’ Championship with 54 wins this season .
For more information visit greatbritishracing.com .

Ben Curtis is in contention in the title race, versus Oisin Murphy, Tom Marquand and Will Buick. He will compete on home soil next week at York's Ebor meeting
Ben Curtis on 'Champions League' win and aiming to emulate Brian Hughes in title bid
Ben Curtis has come a long way since he packed his bags at the age of 15 and left his native Ireland.
His burgeoning career in the saddle sees him stand on the brink of stardom and he is hoping to emulate Brian Hughes by winning the jockeys' championship for the north.
Yorkshire-based Curtis is edging closer to reigning Flat race champion Oisin Murphy at the top of the riders’ table.
Winner number 50 was reached last week and while rivals Murphy, Tom Marquand and Will Buick operate on the same southern patch, Curtis hopes his location will play to his advantage.
He can expect plenty of support when he competes on home soil at York's Ebor meeting.
"It was brilliant to see Brian Hughes win the jump jockeys' championship," said Curtis.
"He's one of the most dedicated jockeys out there, he lives and breathes racing.
"I'm the only northerner in the top four this year and hopefully it will benefit me."
Image: PA) PA)
For the year as a whole, the smooth all-weather operator has more winners than anyone in the weighing room.
But quantity over quality is not always the game plan.
The year of 2020, the most unusual for a generation, gave the 31-year-old a first Royal Ascot winner and a ride in the Derby at Epsom.
Dandalla is the small and mighty package who sent Curtis to the finishing line in splendid isolation – powering away by six lengths at the Queen's favourite meeting.
Her next target is the Group One Prix Morny at Deauville later this month.
"Her Ascot win was the highlight of my year," said Curtis.
Image: Getty) Getty)
"If you are a footballer and watch the Champions League, that's where you aspire to be and it's the same with racing at Royal Ascot.
"You are taking on the best. She's very talented."
After leaving Ireland, Curtis only became interested in horses after securing some last minute work experience, in typical teenager style, with trainer John Murphy.
Leading bloodstock agent Aiden Murphy suggested he could hone his race-riding skills with his wife Anabel King in Britain.
So off he went on his merry way – and he has not looked back.
"You learn to stand on your feet or fall over," he said.
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"I came over for about eight months, then went back home for a bit. I got a job with John Oxx where I learned most of my trade.
"It's about year six of being in the UK again and it has gone from strength to strength."
Curtis rampaged his way to the 2019 all-weather version of the jockeys' championship, with 101 winners.
Just one shy of the record set by Luke Morris in 2015, he has kept the momentum going post-Covid-19 lockdown.
Unlike some of his rivals, there have been no unfortunate encounters with the stewards this season – and his jockeys' title bid continues ban-free.
"It has been a strange old year but it has really opened up the title race," Curtis added.
"Oisin has not gone hurtling off and a few of us are in striking distance.
"William Buick has recently thrown his hat into the ring and it's going to heat things up.
"Racing is quite simple, you go to the track, put the horses in the right places and hope they are good enough to win.
"Then you wake up and get ready to do it all again the next day."


thedailymirror--2020-08-10--Redundancy pay rights if you lose your job while on furlough

Millions of workers in the UK are facing employment uncertainty as the Chancellor prepares to wind down the furlough scheme for good .
The easing of the scheme is part of a broader effort to return the British economy to a degree of normality .
From this month , employers will be encouraged to bring more staff back to their offices , while firms will also have to start making 5 % contributions towards monthly salaries .
From September , this will rise to 15 % and from October 20 % , before the scheme closes for good on October @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of workers could face redundancy as months of financial losses continue to hit businesses across the UK .
Although many employees have returned to work since the reopening of the retail and hospitality sectors , millions remain on furlough , many of them in sectors that now face longer shutdowns or restrictions that will prevent them operating at full capacity .
And the Government has no plans to protect these workers further .
On Friday , Rishi Sunak rejected calls to extend furlough on the grounds that it would `` not be fair @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lives on hold during the pandemic .
So far , it 's cost the Treasury £31billion .
So what are your rights if you 're worried your job is at risk and how much are you legally entitled to in redundancy pay ?
How much pay am I entitled to if I 've been made redundant on furlough ?
If you are made redundant , you are entitled to receive notice pay and accrued but unused holiday , according to the law .
You may also be entitled to statutory pay - though @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 've been with your employer .
`` You are only entitled to a statutory redundancy payment once you have worked for your employer continuously for 2 full years , '' explains Pam Loch , employment partner at law firm Loch Associates .
`` Statutory redundancy payments are calculated using a formula which takes into account your age , length of service and gross weekly pay .
`` If you are made redundant , the weekly pay that is used to work out your statutory redundancy pay is capped at £538 and this should @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` The maximum statutory redundancy payment you can receive is £16,140 .
There is a calculator you can use to work it out on the Gov.uk website here .
`` You should also check your employment contract or a staff handbook to find out if your employer has an enhanced redundancy pay policy.
`` This could mean you 're entitled to receive more than the minimum statutory payments .
`` Your notice pay is based on service as well and the length of notice should be set out in your contract of employment @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a written contract , you are entitled to statutory notice pay at a minimum .
This amount is set down in legislation and is capped at 12 weeks of pay for 12 years of service with your employer . ''
It 's important to note your employer could keep you on furlough while you work out your notice so don ’ t assume you will receive the notice pay as a lump sum payment .
`` If you think your redundancy pay has been calculated incorrectly , start by talking to your employer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ admin error .
`` If you continue to believe the payments are incorrect , you could make a formal written complaint to your employer using their grievance procedure .
If you are still experiencing problems resolving the situation then you may need to take specialist employment law advice or contact Acas who may be able to assist you initially . ''

More than 9million people have enrolled onto furlough since the scheme was introduced in April to support workers at risk during the coronavirus outbreak, however as it comes to a close, employees are facing redundancy
How much pay are you entitled to if you're made redundant on furlough? Your rights
Millions of workers in the UK are facing employment uncertainty as the Chancellor prepares to wind down the furlough scheme for good.
The easing of the scheme is part of a broader effort to return the British economy to a degree of normality.
From this month, employers will be encouraged to bring more staff back to their offices, while firms will also have to start making 5% contributions towards monthly salaries.
From September, this will rise to 15% and from October 20%, before the scheme closes for good on October 31.
It's prompted fears millions of workers could face redundancy as months of financial losses continue to hit businesses across the UK.
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Although many employees have returned to work since the reopening of the retail and hospitality sectors, millions remain on furlough, many of them in sectors that now face longer shutdowns or restrictions that will prevent them operating at full capacity.
And the Government has no plans to protect these workers further.
On Friday, Rishi Sunak rejected calls to extend furlough on the grounds that it would "not be fair" to those who have put their lives on hold during the pandemic.
So far, it's cost the Treasury £31billion.
So what are your rights if you're worried your job is at risk and how much are you legally entitled to in redundancy pay?
How much pay am I entitled to if I've been made redundant on furlough?
Image: Getty) Getty)
If you are made redundant, you are entitled to receive notice pay and accrued but unused holiday, according to the law.
You may also be entitled to statutory pay - though this will depend on how long you've been with your employer.
"You are only entitled to a statutory redundancy payment once you have worked for your employer continuously for 2 full years," explains
Pam Loch, employment partner at law firm Loch Associates.
"Statutory redundancy payments are calculated using a formula which takes into account your age, length of service and gross weekly pay.
"If you are made redundant, the weekly pay that is used to work out your statutory redundancy pay is capped at £538 and this should be calculated with your pre-furlough pay.
"The maximum statutory redundancy payment you can receive is £16,140. There is a calculator you can use to work it out on the Gov.uk website here.
"You should also check your employment contract or a staff handbook to find out if your employer has an enhanced redundancy pay policy. "
This could mean you're entitled to receive more than the minimum statutory payments.
"Your notice pay is based on service as well and the length of notice should be set out in your contract of employment. If you don’t have a written contract, you are entitled to statutory notice pay at a minimum. This amount is set down in legislation and is capped at 12 weeks of pay for 12 years of service with your employer."
It's important to note your employer could keep you on furlough while you work out your notice so don’t assume you will receive the notice pay as a lump sum payment.
"If you think your redundancy pay has been calculated incorrectly, start by talking to your employer as it may simply have been an admin error.
"If you continue to believe the payments are incorrect, you could make a formal written complaint to your employer using their grievance procedure. If you are still experiencing problems resolving the situation then you may need to take specialist employment law advice or contact Acas who may be able to assist you initially."


thedailymirror--2020-08-10--UK warns it may bring back quarantine 'very rapidly' for countries like France

The UK is ready to bring back quarantine 'very rapidly ' if needed for people returning from countries like France , Downing Street has warned .
The Prime Minister 's official spokesman suggested any decision to change the rules might not wait until a weekly review , which is usually held on or around Thursday .
No10 warned `` during this pandemic there isn ’ t a risk free way of travelling overseas '' , and said : `` If we feel that we need to act in relation to the travel exemptions risk then we ’ ll do so @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in Covid-19 cases in France , with face masks being made mandatory in busy parts of Paris as of Monday .
That has fuelled speculation that 14-day quarantine will be imposed on people arriving in the UK from France - including Brits returning from holiday .
Asked if the rules were set to change for France later this week , the PM 's spokesman said today : `` We keep the data for all countries and territories under constant review .
“ Any decision to update the exemptions list will be informed by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we can and will act rapidly if we judge the public health risks of not requiring travellers to self-isolate increase beyond an acceptable level .
“ We have been updating the exemptions list on a weekly basis in order to make sure it reflects the changes in the international health picture.
” Asked if any decision would be made on a Thursday , the spokesman replied : “ If there is a need to act very rapidly in order to protect public health then we wouldn ’ t hesitate to do so.
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ m not referencing any particular country here and I think it ’ s important that I stress it .
“ But it is the case that we can and will act rapidly if that is necessary.
” The spokesman said countries ' statuses are kept under a “ constant review '' , looking not just at the infection rate per 100,000 people , but also at the testing rate and reliability of data which each country produces .
Boris Johnson earlier said ministers will `` not hesitate '' to impose a quarantine system @ @ @ @ @ @ @ UK if needed .
The Prime Minister , speaking on a visit to St Joseph 's school in Upminster , urged those who go abroad to look at the Foreign Office travel advice carefully .
Mr Johnson said : `` I do n't want to advise people about their individual holidays , individual decisions , they should look at the travel advice from the Foreign Office clearly .
`` But what I will say , and I hope people would expect us to do this , in the context of a global pandemic @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at the data in all the countries to which British people want to travel .
`` Where it is necessary to impose restrictions or to impose a quarantine system , we will not hesitate to do so .
`` It 's been a huge effort for the entire population of this country to get the disease down to the levels that we are currently seeing , but we do not want reinfection and that 's why we 've got to keep a very , very close eye on the data in destinations around @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the UK Government announced that travellers to the UK from Spain would have to quarantine for 14 days on their return to the country .
Luxembourg , Andorra , The Bahamas and Belgium were also added to the UK 's 14-day quarantine list last week .

Boris Johnson's official spokesman warned the government would not hesitate to clamp down at short notice on countries where the virus is rising
UK warns it may bring back quarantine 'very rapidly' for countries like France
The UK is ready to bring back quarantine 'very rapidly' if needed for people returning from countries like France, Downing Street has warned.
The Prime Minister's official spokesman suggested any decision to change the rules might not wait until a weekly review, which is usually held on or around Thursday.
No10 warned "during this pandemic there isn’t a risk free way of travelling overseas", and said: "If we feel that we need to act in relation to the travel exemptions risk then we’ll do so."
It comes after a rise in Covid-19 cases in France, with face masks being made mandatory in busy parts of Paris as of Monday.
That has fuelled speculation that 14-day quarantine will be imposed on people arriving in the UK from France - including Brits returning from holiday.
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Asked if the rules were set to change for France later this week, the PM's spokesman said today: "We keep the data for all countries and territories under constant review.
“Any decision to update the exemptions list will be informed by the latest health data.
“And we can and will act rapidly if we judge the public health risks of not requiring travellers to self-isolate increase beyond an acceptable level.
“We have been updating the exemptions list on a weekly basis in order to make sure it reflects the changes in the international health picture.”
Asked if any decision would be made on a Thursday, the spokesman replied: “If there is a need to act very rapidly in order to protect public health then we wouldn’t hesitate to do so.”
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He went on: “I’m not referencing any particular country here and I think it’s important that I stress it.
“But it is the case that we can and will act rapidly if that is necessary.”
The spokesman said countries' statuses are kept under a “constant review", looking not just at the infection rate per 100,000 people, but also at the testing rate and reliability of data which each country produces.
Boris Johnson earlier said ministers will "not hesitate" to impose a quarantine system for travellers from other countries to the UK if needed.
The Prime Minister, speaking on a visit to St Joseph's school in Upminster, urged those who go abroad to look at the Foreign Office travel advice carefully.
Mr Johnson said: "I don't want to advise people about their individual holidays, individual decisions, they should look at the travel advice from the Foreign Office clearly.
"But what I will say, and I hope people would expect us to do this, in the context of a global pandemic, we've got to keep looking at the data in all the countries to which British people want to travel.
"Where it is necessary to impose restrictions or to impose a quarantine system, we will not hesitate to do so.
"It's been a huge effort for the entire population of this country to get the disease down to the levels that we are currently seeing, but we do not want reinfection and that's why we've got to keep a very, very close eye on the data in destinations around the world."
Last month, the UK Government announced that travellers to the UK from Spain would have to quarantine for 14 days on their return to the country.
Luxembourg, Andorra, The Bahamas and Belgium were also added to the UK's 14-day quarantine list last week.


thedailymirror--2020-08-10--Van loses control and ploughs into house hitting young child inside living room

A child cheated death in a freak accident when a van ploughed into a house and ran the youngster over in the living room .
Emergency services were called to the semi-detached property in the Northfield area of Birmingham this morning .
The driver managed to scramble to safety by climbing out the back of the Volkswagen van and she was taken to hospital with minor injuries .
A child who was playing in the living room at the time of the crash also sustained minor injuries .
For updates on coronavirus , follow our live blog HERE Dramatic pictures @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the house .
A West Midlands Ambulance Service spokeswoman said : “ When crews arrived at the scene , they found a single van which was inside the property .
“ The driver , a woman , had managed to self-extricate through the back door of the van .
“ She was treated for minor injuries before being conveyed to Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham for further treatment .
“ Crews also treated a child , who was inside the property at the time of the collision , for minor injuries and they @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Norton Fire Service tweeted : “ Kings Norton Crew along with @ Northfieldfire & @ TechRescueWMFS are dealing with a van that has driven into a house .

A Birmingham youngster has dodged death or serious harm after a van lost control and ploughed through a wall and into the living room where they were playing
A child cheated death in a freak accident when a van ploughed into a house and ran the youngster over in the living room.
Emergency services were called to the semi-detached property in the Northfield area of Birmingham this morning.
The driver managed to scramble to safety by climbing out the back of the Volkswagen van and she was taken to hospital with minor injuries.
A child who was playing in the living room at the time of the crash also sustained minor injuries.
For updates on coronavirus, follow our live blog HERE
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Dramatic pictures show the silver van completely embedded in the house.
A West Midlands Ambulance Service spokeswoman said: “When crews arrived at the scene, they found a single van which was inside the property.
“The driver, a woman, had managed to self-extricate through the back door of the van.
“She was treated for minor injuries before being conveyed to Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham for further treatment.
“Crews also treated a child, who was inside the property at the time of the collision, for minor injuries and they were discharged at the scene.”
Kings Norton Fire Service tweeted : “Kings Norton Crew along with @Northfieldfire & @TechRescueWMFS are dealing with a van that has driven into a house.
"Please drive carefully & safely #readyWillingAble.”


thedailymirror--2020-08-10--Government to decide by Friday if beauty salons can restart facials and brows

Beauty salons will find out within days whether they can restart eyebrow treatments and facials , No10 has said .
Boris Johnson put the brakes on relaxation of lockdown measures due on August 1 following a spike in coronavirus cases .
Salons were banned from restarting close-contact beauty treatments such as eyebrow waxing and facials with just a day 's notice , leaving customers disappointed .
Plans to restart wedding receptions of up to 30 people were also put on hold , along with the reopening of venues such as ice rinks , casinos and bowling alleys .
The Prime @ @ @ @ @ @ @ When we paused that section of the roadmap , I think we said it was until the end of this week at the earliest .
`` We will continue to review the data and at the end of this week we will set out a decision on whether or not we are able to go ahead with the opening of those remaining sectors of the economy . ''
It is understood that ministers will meet on Thursday to discuss changes to the rules - with a decision likely to come on Friday .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ a number of indoor venues and gatherings due to restart on August 1 .
Casinos , bowling alleys and ice skating rinks were told to stay shut and indoor performances such as live music and theatre were put on hold .
Mr Johnson said allowing larger crowds in sports venues and conference centres would be postponed .
And wedding receptions of up to 30 people were not allowed but ceremonies can continue to take place , as long as coronavirus guidelines are followed .
Hairdressers and barbers , which reopened in July , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as staff took protective measures , such as wearing face coverings .
But close-contact treatments such as eyelash tinting , brows and facials were not allowed to restart .
Mr Johnson said at the time that the Government must not be complacent over the threat of the virus and needed to act as the number of infections was `` creeping up '' .
He said : `` At every point I have said our plan to reopen society and the economy is conditional – that it relies on continued progress against the virus @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to put on the brakes if required .
`` With those numbers creeping up , our assessment is that we should now squeeze that brake pedal in order to keep the virus under control . ''

Boris Johnson put the brakes on plans to reopen indoor venues including casinos, bowling alleys and wedding receptions of up to 30 people after a spike in coronavirus cases
Government to decide by Friday if beauty salons can restart facials and brows
Beauty salons will find out within days whether they can restart eyebrow treatments and facials, No10 has said.
Boris Johnson put the brakes on relaxation of lockdown measures due on August 1 following a spike in coronavirus cases.
Salons were banned from restarting close-contact beauty treatments such as eyebrow waxing and facials with just a day's notice, leaving customers disappointed.
Plans to restart wedding receptions of up to 30 people were also put on hold, along with the reopening of venues such as ice rinks, casinos and bowling alleys.
The Prime Minister's official spokesman said: "When we paused that section of the roadmap, I think we said it was until the end of this week at the earliest.
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"We will continue to review the data and at the end of this week we will set out a decision on whether or not we are able to go ahead with the opening of those remaining sectors of the economy."
It is understood that ministers will meet on Thursday to discuss changes to the rules - with a decision likely to come on Friday.
The Prime Minister postponed the reopening of a number of indoor venues and gatherings due to restart on August 1 .
Casinos, bowling alleys and ice skating rinks were told to stay shut and indoor performances such as live music and theatre were put on hold.
Mr Johnson said allowing larger crowds in sports venues and conference centres would be postponed.
And wedding receptions of up to 30 people were not allowed but ceremonies can continue to take place, as long as coronavirus guidelines are followed.
Hairdressers and barbers, which reopened in July, were able to remain open as long as staff took protective measures, such as wearing face coverings.
But close-contact treatments such as eyelash tinting, brows and facials were not allowed to restart.
Mr Johnson said at the time that the Government must not be complacent over the threat of the virus and needed to act as the number of infections was "creeping up".
He said: "At every point I have said our plan to reopen society and the economy is conditional – that it relies on continued progress against the virus, and that we would not hesitate to put on the brakes if required.
"With those numbers creeping up, our assessment is that we should now squeeze that brake pedal in order to keep the virus under control."


thedailymirror--2020-08-10--Pubs could shut to keep schools open in a local lockdown, government confirms

Pubs and restaurants could have to shut to keep schools open in a local lockdown , the government has confirmed .
Boris Johnson 's official spokesman said classrooms will be the `` absolute last '' thing to shut if and when local restrictions spring up to stop coronavirus .
The Prime Minister has insisted he does not want pubs to shut nationwide if there is a second wave of Covid-19 .
But today , his official spokesman confirmed pubs may shut one region , city or town at a time under a local approach .
Asked if pubs would close @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` It ’ s correct to say that schools would be the absolute last sector to close in any local lockdown .
`` Other venues would be expected to be closed first in the event that strict lockdown measures had to be applied . ''
The comments give a glimpse at how Boris Johnson might deal with a second wave - while standing by his vow to reopen all England 's schools to all pupils from September .
Union chiefs had demanded a Plan B today after ministers downplayed ideas like testing all @ @ @ @ @ @ @ week on , week off '' rota in areas with an outbreak .
Pubs were already prevented from re-opening in Leicester and the government has the powers to shut venues elsewhere if needed .
Speaking earlier , Boris Johnson stood by his pledge to `` fully '' reopen England 's schools within weeks despite anger from teachers ' unions and fears of a second wave .
The ASCL said this could include sending some pupils in `` one week on , one week off '' to reduce transmission in areas where there 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
And the Children 's Commissioner for England suggested testing all pupils weekly , even without symptoms .
But Mr Johnson today gave no guarantees on those plans - and insisted the `` crucial thing '' was for heads to be “ getting ready for a full return to school in September ” .
On a visit to a school in east London he added : `` It ’ s not right that kids should spend more time out of school .
`` It ’ s much much better for their health and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , if everybody comes back to school full-time in September .
`` It ’ s our moral duty as a country to make sure that happens . ''
Mr Johnson did not rule out the prospect of individual schools shutting in local action to tackle a local outbreak .
He said : `` I very much hope that does n't happen for any pupils .
`` But clearly what we are doing - the way we are trying to manage the Covid pandemic - is to have local measures in place and local @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that 's necessary .
`` But , as we have all said , the last thing we want to do is to close schools .
We think that education is the priority for the country and that is simple social justice . ''
A No10 spokesman said the plan for dealing with school outbreaks includes ordering children who 've had contact with a case to isolate for 14 days .
The PM ’ s official spokesman poured cold water on proposals by headteachers for children to return to school in a “ one @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rota .
And the spokesman warned heads that the Government expects all pupils to return in September .
He said : “ We have been clear that all children in all year groups are returning to school full time from September.
” The spokesman insisted the Government has been working closely with teachers and trade unions to get children back safely .
Mr Johnson has confidence in Education Secretary Gavin Williamson to get children back into the classroom , the PM ’ s spokesman said .
An unpublished PHE study , which found @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in schools , is expected ahead of September - likely in the next week , the spokesman added .

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Boris Johnson's official spokesman confirmed schools will be the 'absolute last' thing to shut if the shutters come down in a city, town or region to stop a coronavirus outbreak
Pubs could shut to keep schools open in a local lockdown, government confirms
Pubs and restaurants could have to shut to keep schools open in a local lockdown, the government has confirmed.
Boris Johnson's official spokesman said classrooms will be the "absolute last" thing to shut if and when local restrictions spring up to stop coronavirus.
The Prime Minister has insisted he does not want pubs to shut nationwide if there is a second wave of Covid-19.
But today, his official spokesman confirmed pubs may shut one region, city or town at a time under a local approach.
Asked if pubs would close before schools, the spokesman said: "It’s correct to say that schools would be the absolute last sector to close in any local lockdown.
"Other venues would be expected to be closed first in the event that strict lockdown measures had to be applied."
Image: PA) PA)
The comments give a glimpse at how Boris Johnson might deal with a second wave - while standing by his vow to reopen all England's schools to all pupils from September.
Union chiefs had demanded a Plan B today after ministers downplayed ideas like testing all pupils weekly, or having a "week on, week off" rota in areas with an outbreak.
Pubs were already prevented from re-opening in Leicester and the government has the powers to shut venues elsewhere if needed.
Speaking earlier, Boris Johnson stood by his pledge to "fully" reopen England's schools within weeks despite anger from teachers' unions and fears of a second wave.
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The ASCL said this could include sending some pupils in "one week on, one week off" to reduce transmission in areas where there's an outbreak, as and when needed.
And the Children's Commissioner for England suggested testing all pupils weekly, even without symptoms.
But Mr Johnson today gave no guarantees on those plans - and insisted the "crucial thing" was for heads to be “getting ready for a full return to school in September”.
On a visit to a school in east London he added: "It’s not right that kids should spend more time out of school.
"It’s much much better for their health and mental wellbeing, obviously their educational prospects, if everybody comes back to school full-time in September.
"It’s our moral duty as a country to make sure that happens."
Image: PA) PA)
Mr Johnson did not rule out the prospect of individual schools shutting in local action to tackle a local outbreak.
He said: "I very much hope that doesn't happen for any pupils.
"But clearly what we are doing - the way we are trying to manage the Covid pandemic - is to have local measures in place and local test and trace to introduce restrictions where that's necessary.
"But, as we have all said, the last thing we want to do is to close schools. We think that education is the priority for the country and that is simple social justice."
A No10 spokesman said the plan for dealing with school outbreaks includes ordering children who've had contact with a case to isolate for 14 days.
The PM’s official spokesman poured cold water on proposals by headteachers for children to return to school in a “one week on, one week off” rota.
And the spokesman warned heads that the Government expects all pupils to return in September.
He said: “We have been clear that all children in all year groups are returning to school full time from September.”
The spokesman insisted the Government has been working closely with teachers and trade unions to get children back safely.
Mr Johnson has confidence in Education Secretary Gavin Williamson to get children back into the classroom, the PM’s spokesman said.
An unpublished PHE study, which found children were unlikely to transmit the virus in schools, is expected ahead of September - likely in the next week, the spokesman added.