thedailymirror--2020-10-07--Strictly's Jacqui Smith fears 'competition' Caroline Quentin's dance experience

Strictly Come Dancing star Jacqui Smith has revealed she thinks her biggest competition in the upcoming series is actress Caroline Quentin .
Caroline , 60 , was a trained ballet dancer when she was younger , but has pointed out this was many decades ago and she insists this does not give her an advantage .
But former Home Secretary Jacqui , 57 , is nervous that Caroline will have the edge over her , and believes the two women will be compared because they are so close in age .
When asked who her biggest competition was out of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ All of them ! ''
She went on : `` Quite scarily , I thought to myself , ‘ Caroline , is the same age as me ’ .
`` And then I hear she ’ s done some dancing in her childhood and teen years .
`` So I suppose she 's going to be what people will see as my biggest competition . ''
Caroline recently told The One Show her knees were not what they once were and so she is adamant she has no advantage .
She said : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I learned [ dancing ] but my knees are 50 years older than the last time I attempted any of it , and it ’ s my knees and my undergarments that are troubling me most as a notion .
`` I hope my knees don ’ t let me down and I hope the foundation garments live up to expectations when I start leaping about ! ''
Meanwhile , Jacqui admitted she had some minor dancing experience as a child , explaining : `` My mother took me to Scottish Highland dance @ @ @ @ @ @ @ medal for dancing a Highland fling and a sword dance !
`` So that and then obviously , being one of the first up on the dance floor at discos and family parties when I was younger .
`` That 's about it when it comes to my experience . ''
Jacqui revealed her ideal professional dance partner would be someone `` patient and a good teacher '' .
`` Somebody who will be able to take me from the absolute basics through to something that I hope will impress people in a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ she added .

Jacqui Smith says Strictly Come Dancing will go on despite coronavirus chaos
Jacqui Smith says Strictly Come Dancing will go on despite coronavirus chaos
Strictly's Jacqui Smith revealed she thinks Caroline Quentin is her biggest competition as she opened up on her hopes for her professional partner
Strictly Come Dancing star Jacqui Smith has revealed she thinks her biggest competition in the upcoming series is actress Caroline Quentin.
Caroline, 60, was a trained ballet dancer when she was younger, but has pointed out this was many decades ago and she insists this does not give her an advantage.
But former Home Secretary Jacqui, 57, is nervous that Caroline will have the edge over her, and believes the two women will be compared because they are so close in age.
When asked who her biggest competition was out of the lineup, Jacqui said: "All of them!"
Image: PA) PA)
She went on: "Quite scarily, I thought to myself, ‘Caroline, is the same age as me’.
"And then I hear she’s done some dancing in her childhood and teen years.
"So I suppose she's going to be what people will see as my biggest competition."
Caroline recently told The One Show her knees were not what they once were and so she is adamant she has no advantage.
Image: PA) PA)
She said: "I do remember some of what I learned [dancing] but my knees are 50 years older than the last time I attempted any of it, and it’s my knees and my undergarments that are troubling me most as a notion.
"I hope my knees don’t let me down and I hope the foundation garments live up to expectations when I start leaping about!"
Meanwhile, Jacqui admitted she had some minor dancing experience as a child, explaining: "My mother took me to Scottish Highland dance classes, and I got a bronze medal for dancing a Highland fling and a sword dance!
"So that and then obviously, being one of the first up on the dance floor at discos and family parties when I was younger.
"That's about it when it comes to my experience."
Jacqui revealed her ideal professional dance partner would be someone "patient and a good teacher".
"Somebody who will be able to take me from the absolute basics through to something that I hope will impress people in a very short period of time," she added.
* Strictly Come Dancing begins Saturday 17th October on BBC1


thedailymirror--2020-10-07--ADVERTORIAL: Aldi employee explains how new app unlocks special discounts exclusive to staff

Supermarket chain Aldi is one of the fastest-growing companies in the UK , and is always on the lookout for talented , hard-working individuals who are keen to pursue a career within the retail industry .
Since opening its first British store in 1990 , Aldi has grown dramatically .
It now has 890 stores , from Camborne in Cornwall to Inverness in Scotland , employing more than 34,000 people .
It ’ s now the UK ’ s fifth largest supermarket chain and has big expansion plans… so it ’ s sure to need even more colleagues in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Aldi has been placed in the top five in the Times Top 100 Graduate Employers 2020 for the 4th year running .
But what makes Aldi such a great employer - and what exactly is the MyAldi app which gives staff access to special deals and discounts ?
We quizzed transport section deputy Stuart Cooper , 61 , based at its Chelmsford regional distribution centre… When did you join Aldi , and what made you join ?
I joined in 2014 after spending 30 years in the haulage business .
I ’ d @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and was keen to experience a different industry and take on a new challenge , so I got a job as a driver .
Was there a lot to learn ?
Yes .
I had to know where all the stores were .
I delivered to stores throughout East Anglia and the southeast of England – a big patch .
I also learnt about things like temperature control – some goods are perishable and need to be kept cool .
My articulated lorry carried 33 pallets of goods that had to be delivered @ @ @ @ @ @ @ time .
Getting such a long vehicle in and out of car parks could also be tricky !
What roles have you performed since then ?
Things moved very quickly for me at Aldi .
Within a year I was asked if I ’ d be interested in training colleagues to be drivers .
I jumped at the chance to learn new skills , and develop within my role .
As a fully-qualified instructor , I take people from the warehouse and teach them to drive articulated lorries .
I also provide forklift @ @ @ @ @ @ @ company drivers to make sure they ’ re fully compliant with the latest road safety regulations .
Moreover , I ’ m responsible for organising delivery routes .
It ’ s a big job .
Are you well rewarded ?
I work a five-day , 40-hour week and receive four weeks ’ annual leave .
The daily rate for transport deputies starts at £13.46 an hour and goes up to £14.48-£15.61 .
Are there any perks to working for Aldi ?
All colleagues have access to the MyAldi app ( above ) , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a variety of perks , including the bike-to-work scheme and gym membership .
You can also get discounted travel and hotels for your holidays !
Busy !
I juggle various tasks and run several training programmes , covering everything from the history of Aldi to safety .
There is some classroom work and some practical on-job training .
But training up colleagues is also a team effort .
I rely on a group of “ training buddies ” – qualified drivers – to help apprentices and trainees gain the necessary experience behind the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hit the road .
What do you like best about your job ?
It ’ s great to be able to pass on my experience to get others started on a rewarding career as a driver .
I ’ m changing people ’ s lives for the better , and that ’ s a really good feeling .
What are the career prospects like at Aldi ?
Its apprenticeship programme is fantastic .
Someone working in the warehouse would complete a one-year apprenticeship programme and carve out a career as a driver .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Aldi , much further than I ever dreamt possible .
I ’ m looking to move on to new roles in the years ahead too .
I ’ m not done yet !
Yes , and I ’ m evidence of that .
I joined the company at 55 , and I ’ m now 61 .
Older people have a lot of experience and Aldi appreciates that ; it values its employees and their skill sets , whatever their age .
What skills do people need to succeed at Aldi ?
To @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you need to be a people person , a good communicator and someone who ’ s prepared to learn new skills .
I ’ ve never worked for a company like Aldi .
You ’ ll have to go a long way to find a firm that looks after its workforce as well as this .
• None To find out more about a career at Aldi , visit aldirecruitment.co.uk

Supermarket chain Aldi is one of the fastest-growing companies in the UK, and is always on the lookout for talented, hard-working individuals who are keen to pursue a career within the retail industry.
Since opening its first British store in 1990, Aldi has grown dramatically. It now has 890 stores, from Camborne in Cornwall to Inverness in Scotland, employing more than 34,000 people.
It’s now the UK’s fifth largest supermarket chain and has big expansion plans… so it’s sure to need even more colleagues in the future. What’s more, Aldi has been placed in the top five in the Times Top 100 Graduate Employers 2020 for the 4th year running.
But what makes Aldi such a great employer - and what exactly is the MyAldi app which gives staff access to special deals and discounts? We quizzed transport section deputy Stuart Cooper, 61, based at its Chelmsford regional distribution centre…
When did you join Aldi, and what made you join?
I joined in 2014 after spending 30 years in the haulage business. I’d never been involved with a supermarket before and was keen to experience a different industry and take on a new challenge, so I got a job as a driver.
Was there a lot to learn?
Yes. I had to know where all the stores were. I delivered to stores throughout East Anglia and the southeast of England – a big patch. I also learnt about things like temperature control – some goods are perishable and need to be kept cool. My articulated lorry carried 33 pallets of goods that had to be delivered to the right store at the right time. Getting such a long vehicle in and out of car parks could also be tricky!
What roles have you performed since then?
Things moved very quickly for me at Aldi. Within a year I was asked if I’d be interested in training colleagues to be drivers. I jumped at the chance to learn new skills, and develop within my role.
And your current role?
As a fully-qualified instructor, I take people from the warehouse and teach them to drive articulated lorries. I also provide forklift driver instruction, and training sessions for company drivers to make sure they’re fully compliant with the latest road safety regulations. Moreover, I’m responsible for organising delivery routes. It’s a big job.
Are you well rewarded?
I work a five-day, 40-hour week and receive four weeks’ annual leave. The daily rate for transport deputies starts at £13.46 an hour and goes up to £14.48-£15.61.
Are there any perks to working for Aldi?
All colleagues have access to the MyAldi app (above), which allows you to get discounts on a variety of perks, including the bike-to-work scheme and gym membership. You can also get discounted travel and hotels for your holidays!
What’s a typical day like?
Busy! I juggle various tasks and run several training programmes, covering everything from the history of Aldi to safety. There is some classroom work and some practical on-job training. But training up colleagues is also a team effort. I rely on a group of “training buddies” – qualified drivers – to help apprentices and trainees gain the necessary experience behind the wheel before they’re ready to hit the road.
What do you like best about your job?
It’s great to be able to pass on my experience to get others started on a rewarding career as a driver. I’m changing people’s lives for the better, and that’s a really good feeling.
What are the career prospects like at Aldi?
Its apprenticeship programme is fantastic. Someone working in the warehouse would complete a one-year apprenticeship programme and carve out a career as a driver. I’ve come so far in Aldi, much further than I ever dreamt possible. I’m looking to move on to new roles in the years ahead too. I’m not done yet!
Does Aldi recruit older people?
Yes, and I’m evidence of that. I joined the company at 55, and I’m now 61. Older people have a lot of experience and Aldi appreciates that; it values its employees and their skill sets, whatever their age.
What skills do people need to succeed at Aldi?
To do the job well and prosper here you need to be a people person, a good communicator and someone who’s prepared to learn new skills.
Does the Aldi culture make a difference?
I’ve never worked for a company like Aldi. You’ll have to go a long way to find a firm that looks after its workforce as well as this.


thedailymirror--2020-10-07--Amy Schumer and Sarah Silverman among stars who strip naked to get fans to vote

Amy Schumer and Naomi Campbell are among a cohort of famous faces that stripped naked to take part in a video to encourage people to vote .
The eye-popping video , made in collaboration with NGO RepresentUs , the A-listers ditch their clothes while filming themselves talking about how to complete a postal vote .
The video was actually designed to inform voters about an issue that affects some states called a 'naked ballot , ' which means the vote is classed as void .
The clip begins with Chris Rock telling viewers that he is naked , before it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is completely naked .
Amy Schumer and Josh Gad then pop up , before Sarah Silverman speaks into the camera while holding her boobs .
There is then a surprise appearance from Borat before Mark Ruffalo , Chelsea Handler , Ryan Bathe , Naomi Campbell and even Sarah Silverman 's dad strip off for the video .
The clip then goes into detail about the postal voting system while urging people to read the instructions carefully .
Some states such as Pennsylvania also have a requirement that postal votes are placed into two @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they are delivered in this way .
That is the 'naked ballot ' catch that our celebrities stripped off to talk about .
The celebrities then urged viewers to get their vote in as soon as possible before signing off the video by begging everyone to do their bit in the upcoming elections and vote .
`` Take your clothes off and vote , '' Amy urges the viewers .
`` Everyone 's voice matters in this election , '' said Chelsea Handler .
There are just 27 days before all eyes turn @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a momentous election period .
With mail-in voting already underway across many states , tonight Kamala Harris will take on Vice President Mike Pence in what is set to be a gripping debate .
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A host of famous faces stripped naked and recorded themselves guiding viewers through the mail-in voting process. The stars urged listeners to vote
Amy Schumer and Sarah Silverman among stars who strip naked to encourage fans to vote
Amy Schumer and Naomi Campbell are among a cohort of famous faces that stripped naked to take part in a video to encourage people to vote.
The eye-popping video, made in collaboration with NGO RepresentUs, the A-listers ditch their clothes while filming themselves talking about how to complete a postal vote.
The video was actually designed to inform voters about an issue that affects some states called a 'naked ballot,' which means the vote is classed as void.
The clip begins with Chris Rock telling viewers that he is naked, before it cuts onto Tiffany Haddish also declaring she is completely naked.
Amy Schumer and Josh Gad then pop up, before Sarah Silverman speaks into the camera while holding her boobs.
There is then a surprise appearance from Borat before Mark Ruffalo, Chelsea Handler, Ryan Bathe, Naomi Campbell and even Sarah Silverman's dad strip off for the video.
Image: RepresentUs) RepresentUs)
The clip then goes into detail about the postal voting system while urging people to read the instructions carefully.
Some states such as Pennsylvania also have a requirement that postal votes are placed into two envelopes and will not be counted unless they are delivered in this way.
That is the 'naked ballot' catch that our celebrities stripped off to talk about.
Image: RepresentUs) RepresentUs)
Image: RepresentUs) RepresentUs)
The celebrities then urged viewers to get their vote in as soon as possible before signing off the video by begging everyone to do their bit in the upcoming elections and vote.
"Take your clothes off and vote," Amy urges the viewers.
"Everyone's voice matters in this election," said Chelsea Handler.
Image: RepresentUs) RepresentUs) Image: RepresentUs) RepresentUs)
There are just 27 days before all eyes turn to the US for the outcome of a momentous election period.
With mail-in voting already underway across many states, tonight Kamala Harris will take on Vice President Mike Pence in what is set to be a gripping debate.
Do you have a story to sell? Get in touch with us at webcelebs@trinitymirror.com or call us direct 0207 29 33033.


thedailymirror--2020-10-07--Brits investing in retro gear including original Apple products to make a profit

Canny Brits are turning back the clock to cash in on the past - by investing in all things retro .
A study of 2,000 UK adults found six in 10 have bought something from bygone times in the hope it would increase in value or be sold for a profit in the future .
Two-thirds are putting their money into vintage items , with children 's toys , jewellery , cars - and even Apple tech products - topping the list of things bought in the hope of turning a profit .
The research was commissioned by investment platform @ @ @ @ @ @ @ test their knowledge of the brands they know and love - and some they do n't - using eToro 's Investment Time Machine ( ITM ) .
Armed with a virtual kitty of £1,000 , users can go up to 30 years back in time and choose up to four stocks to buy at their historic market prices .
The ITM then returns users to the present day and tells them how much their investments would have grown - or shrunk .
Adam Vettese , analyst at eToro , said : `` Brits @ @ @ @ @ @ @ passions when it comes to investing , and it 's interesting to see how many of us have spent money on vintage items with the hope of one day turning a profit .
`` Having a long-term outlook and investing in what you know and love , whether that is tech , jewellery or even children 's toys , is a sensible approach and it 's clear from our research that is what a lot of Brits are doing already .
`` The same is true when investing in stocks .
It 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the stock market but people often think you need to be an expert to do well .
That 's simply not true .
`` What you do need is to understand the fundamentals behind your investment choices and investing in companies that you understand and engage with regularly is a great way to start . ''
The study found that more than a fifth of those polled have dabbled in buying vinyl records in the hope of making a profit , with 55 per cent investing in stocks .
More than four @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the hope that they 'll increase in value , while a little under a third of people have invested in jewellery .
Despite the popularity of devices such as vintage iPods and Apple Macs , just one in 10 of those surveyed said it had proved a sound bet .
It also emerged that three in 10 adults get FOMO ( fear of missing out ) , when they see other people making money from investments .
And 16 per cent missed out on a windfall because they did n't act on a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ UK 's apparent love of investing , 37 per cent described themselves as being fairly low risk when making decisions on where to put their hard-earned cash according to the OnePoll survey .
And 94 per cent agreed it 's important for them to have a good knowledge and understanding of what they are investing in before they part with their cash .
Adam Vettese , from eToro , added : `` Knowledge really does go a long way when making investments .
`` But the fact you have never invested before should @ @ @ @ @ @ @ there is a wealth of good information out there these days , and virtual portfolios , where you can practice risk free .
`` As with all investments , prices can fluctuate over time so it 's about picking the investments you 're comfortable making - whether it 's a financial or physical - and investing for the long term . ''
Jump back in time with eToro and see how much money you could have made ( or lost ) from investing in your favourite brands here .

A study of 2,000 UK adults found six in 10 have bought something from yesteryear - including children's toys, jewellery, cars and Apple tech products, according to investment platform eToro
Canny Brits are turning back the clock to cash in on the past - by investing in all things retro.
A study of 2,000 UK adults found six in 10 have bought something from bygone times in the hope it would increase in value or be sold for a profit in the future.
Two-thirds are putting their money into vintage items, with children's toys, jewellery, cars - and even Apple tech products - topping the list of things bought in the hope of turning a profit.
The research was commissioned by investment platform eToro, which is challenging investors to test their knowledge of the brands they know and love - and some they don't - using eToro's Investment Time Machine (ITM).
Armed with a virtual kitty of £1,000, users can go up to 30 years back in time and choose up to four stocks to buy at their historic market prices.
The ITM then returns users to the present day and tells them how much their investments would have grown - or shrunk.
Adam Vettese, analyst at eToro, said: "Brits clearly aren't afraid of following their passions when it comes to investing, and it's interesting to see how many of us have spent money on vintage items with the hope of one day turning a profit.
"Having a long-term outlook and investing in what you know and love, whether that is tech, jewellery or even children's toys, is a sensible approach and it's clear from our research that is what a lot of Brits are doing already.
"The same is true when investing in stocks. It's easier than ever for people to invest in the stock market but people often think you need to be an expert to do well. That's simply not true.
"What you do need is to understand the fundamentals behind your investment choices and investing in companies that you understand and engage with regularly is a great way to start."
The study found that more than a fifth of those polled have dabbled in buying vinyl records in the hope of making a profit, with 55 per cent investing in stocks.
More than four in 10 have bought old books in the hope that they'll increase in value, while a little under a third of people have invested in jewellery.
Despite the popularity of devices such as vintage iPods and Apple Macs, just one in 10 of those surveyed said it had proved a sound bet.
It also emerged that three in 10 adults get FOMO (fear of missing out), when they see other people making money from investments.
And 16 per cent missed out on a windfall because they didn't act on a good investment tip.
But despite the UK's apparent love of investing, 37 per cent described themselves as being fairly low risk when making decisions on where to put their hard-earned cash according to the OnePoll survey.
And 94 per cent agreed it's important for them to have a good knowledge and understanding of what they are investing in before they part with their cash.
Adam Vettese, from eToro, added: "Knowledge really does go a long way when making investments.
"But the fact you have never invested before should not put you off, especially as there is a wealth of good information out there these days, and virtual portfolios, where you can practice risk free.
"As with all investments, prices can fluctuate over time so it's about picking the investments you're comfortable making - whether it's a financial or physical - and investing for the long term."
Jump back in time with eToro and see how much money you could have made (or lost) from investing in your favourite brands here.


thedailymirror--2020-10-07--Strictly's Neil Jones's girlfriend 'cheated on him after he joined bubble'

Neil Jones 's girlfriend allegedly cheated on him days after the professional dancer entered the Strictly Come Dancing 'bubble ' , it 's claimed .
Luisa Eusse allegedly enjoyed a night out with another woman and invited her back to Neil 's apartment , the Sun reports .
The newspaper claims Luisa only told the 20-year-old woman she was in a relationship after they had sex in Neil 's bed , later describing him as her `` husband '' .
According to the Sun , the woman told a friend : “ Afterwards , in bed , she told me @ @ @ @ @ @ @ two years .
But she was now dating some new guy .
“ Then she told me they were married .
I was a bit shocked because I had no idea . ''
The woman claims she did n't know who Neil was as she follows `` the Spanish version of Strictly Come Dancing , not the one here '' , the paper adds .
It has only been a few weeks since 38-year-old Neil announced that he was in a relationship with Luisa , 23 .
This is his first girlfriend since @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pro Katya Jones , who caused a sensation in 2018 when she was caught snogging her celebrity partner , Seann Walsh .
Luisa had arrived in the UK on a 'fiancée visa ' as she had plans to marry DJ and England footballer Hannah Wants but they split in July and she moved on with Neil .
Neil has had a difficult few weeks as he was told that he would be one of the back up dancers in this year 's series and will not have a celebrity partner .
The professional @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that the could record their group performances together ahead of the show and they will be edited into the live shows when they begin later this month .
Regarding the alleged affair , a source told The Sun Neil `` has met the woman and knows her , '' and that he knew of Luisa 's night out .
However he believes the two women are `` just good friends and he trusts that nothing happened '' , the paper adds .
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The love life of Strictly Come Dancing professional dancer Neil Jones has hit the headlines again, now that he's dating Colombian girlfriend Luisa Eusse
Strictly's Neil Jones's girlfriend 'cheated on him in his bed after he joined bubble'
Neil Jones's girlfriend allegedly cheated on him days after the professional dancer entered the Strictly Come Dancing 'bubble', it's claimed.
Luisa Eusse allegedly enjoyed a night out with another woman and invited her back to Neil's apartment, the Sun reports.
The newspaper claims Luisa only told the 20-year-old woman she was in a relationship after they had sex in Neil's bed, later describing him as her "husband".
According to the Sun, the woman told a friend: “Afterwards, in bed, she told me she had actually dated a girl for two years. But she was now dating some new guy.
“Then she told me they were married. I was a bit shocked because I had no idea."
The woman claims she didn't know who Neil was as she follows "the Spanish version of Strictly Come Dancing, not the one here", the paper adds.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
It has only been a few weeks since 38-year-old Neil announced that he was in a relationship with Luisa, 23.
This is his first girlfriend since splitting from ex wife and fellow Strictly pro Katya Jones, who caused a sensation in 2018 when she was caught snogging her celebrity partner, Seann Walsh.
Luisa had arrived in the UK on a 'fiancée visa' as she had plans to marry DJ and England footballer Hannah Wants but they split in July and she moved on with Neil.
Neil has had a difficult few weeks as he was told that he would be one of the back up dancers in this year's series and will not have a celebrity partner.
Image: Luisa Eusse/Instagram) Luisa Eusse/Instagram) Image: Instagram) Instagram)
The professional dancers quarantined together in a hotel so that the could record their group performances together ahead of the show and they will be edited into the live shows when they begin later this month.
Regarding the alleged affair, a source told The Sun Neil "has met the woman and knows her," and that he knew of Luisa's night out.
However he believes the two women are "just good friends and he trusts that nothing happened", the paper adds.
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thedailymirror--2020-10-07--Suarez's verdict on Cavani after Uruguay team-mate completed Man Utd transfer

Luis Suarez has given his verdict on Edinson Cavani as his Uruguay team-mate joins Manchester United this transfer window .
The 33-year-old signed for the Red Devils on a one-year deal , with an option for another season , on deadline day .
It follows his release from Paris St-Germain after his contract expired in the summer .
After seven years at the Parc des Princes , he finished his time at the club as their highest-ever goalscorer .
United made a move for the veteran forward after Ole Gunnar Solskjaer made attacking signings a priority .
He has adopted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ following in the footsteps of legends such as Cristiano Ronaldo , George Best and David Beckham .
However , the former Napoli star has not played any football since March after France cancelled the season amid the coronavirus crisis .
It has seen Cavani dropped from the Uruguay squad , who face Chile and Ecuador over the next week .
And Suarez has revealed that his omission is a huge loss but admitted that his strike partner 's move to United can only be good for the country .
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Put your email at the top of this article or follow the instructions on this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ important player like Cavani will always be felt , '' he said .
`` But we have to be aware that we have players who are at a very good level in Europe .
`` I ’ m sure that they will show the manager that they are ready . ''
Cavani and Suarez are one of the most deadly partnerships in South America - scoring 109 goals for their country between them .
Meanwhile , the former PSG man has revealed how a chat with Solskjaer convinced him to join the Red @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s official website , he said : “ Manchester United is one of the greatest clubs in the world , so it is a real honour to be here .
`` I ’ ve worked really hard during the time off .
I feel eager to compete and represent this incredible club .
“ I ’ ve played in front of some of the most passionate supporters in football during my career and I know that it will be the same in Manchester .
`` Can ’ t wait to experience the Old @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for the fans to return .
“ I look forward to continuing to write my little story inside the book of football .
`` My focus has to remain the same as always – work , work , work .
I have had a conversation with the manager and this has increased my desire to wear this beautiful shirt .
”

Edinson Cavani completed a deadline day transfer to Manchester United after being released by Paris St-Germain at the end of his contract in the summer and Luis Suarez has had his say
Luis Suarez has given his verdict on Edinson Cavani as his Uruguay team-mate joins Manchester United this transfer window.
The 33-year-old signed for the Red Devils on a one-year deal, with an option for another season, on deadline day.
It follows his release from Paris St-Germain after his contract expired in the summer.
After seven years at the Parc des Princes, he finished his time at the club as their highest-ever goalscorer.
United made a move for the veteran forward after Ole Gunnar Solskjaer made attacking signings a priority.
He has adopted the famous No. 7 jersey, following in the footsteps of legends such as Cristiano Ronaldo, George Best and David Beckham.
However, the former Napoli star has not played any football since March after France cancelled the season amid the coronavirus crisis.
It has seen Cavani dropped from the Uruguay squad, who face Chile and Ecuador over the next week.
And Suarez has revealed that his omission is a huge loss but admitted that his strike partner's move to United can only be good for the country.
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"The absence of an important player like Cavani will always be felt," he said.
"But we have to be aware that we have players who are at a very good level in Europe.
"I’m sure that they will show the manager that they are ready."
Cavani and Suarez are one of the most deadly partnerships in South America - scoring 109 goals for their country between them.
Meanwhile, the former PSG man has revealed how a chat with Solskjaer convinced him to join the Red Devils.
Speaking to the club’s official website, he said: “Manchester United is one of the greatest clubs in the world, so it is a real honour to be here.
"I’ve worked really hard during the time off. I feel eager to compete and represent this incredible club.
“I’ve played in front of some of the most passionate supporters in football during my career and I know that it will be the same in Manchester.
"Can’t wait to experience the Old Trafford atmosphere, when it is safe for the fans to return.
“I look forward to continuing to write my little story inside the book of football.
"My focus has to remain the same as always – work, work, work. I have had a conversation with the manager and this has increased my desire to wear this beautiful shirt.”


thedailymirror--2020-10-08--Areas in England that could face tougher lockdowns under 'three-tier' system

Large swathes of England may be on the brink of stricter lockdown restrictions - with pubs and restaurants made to close and people from different households banned from meeting .
Ministers grappling with rising Covid-19 infection rates are reportedly set to introduce a three-tier `` traffic light '' system next week following repeated criticism that existing rules are too complex .
Areas with the highest infection rates would be classed as red , and will face the harshest rules .
These are expected to include Manchester , Liverpool , Knowsley , Nottingham , Newcastle and Leeds , where the number @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the past two weeks .
Measures here are expected to include compulsory closure of hospitality venues such as pubs and restaurants , while mixing with other households wo n't be allowed .
Medium-risk areas are also expected to be hit by a ban on meeting people you do n't live with , although pubs and restaurants would be allowed to stay open .
Places with lowest infection rates will still have to stick to the `` rule of six '' and 10pm curfews currently in place across England .
This has yet to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it is not clear what criteria will be used to define the risk level in each level .
Last week the government 's Sage committee estimated that the R rate - which measures whether the virus is spreading - is between 1.2 and 1.6 in England , with the North East and London having the highest rates .
This means the number of cases will double every seven to eight days .
According to The Sun , places with more than 50 cases per 100,000 will be classed as high risk - with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ East , the Midlands and London affected .
Areas with 20 to 50 cases per 100,000 will be classed as medium-risk , and the small number with less than 20 per 100,000 will be defined as low-risk .
If this is correct , most of the country faces tougher restrictions than those currently in place .
Earlier today Dr Adam Kucharski , who sits on the Scientific Pandemic Influenza Group on Modelling , warned that the daily death toll could be above 100 within a fortnight if changes are not made .
He @ @ @ @ @ @ @ now averaging over 50 a day ; I think within the next couple of weeks we could quite well be seeing over a hundred a day .
`` We are in a situation where cases are rising and they are going to continue to rise unless something changes.
” The government is reportedly on the brink of bringing in controversial new restrictions across parts of Northern England from Monday .
Health Secretary Matt Hancock last night told industry chiefs a large proportion of new cases are contracted in pubs and restaurants .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Stugeon yesterday announced a clampdown on indoor drinking north of the border .
She said pubs in the central belt of the country will close completely for 16 days , while those in the rest of Scotland will have to serve alcohol outdoors .
It is not yet clear exactly which parts of the North of England will be affected and whether the closures will be total or partial .
A No10 source stressed the plans were not yet agreed by ministers , but they were widely leaked last night - prompting fury @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the dark .
How your area could be affected Latest Public Health England data shows : Infection rate per 100,000 in the week to October 4 , number of new cases ; infection rate a week earlier , number of new cases a week ago .
Note : This is based on high-risk areas being classed as having more than 50 cases per 100,000 , medium-risk being 20 or more , and low-risk being below 20 , which is not confirmed

Housing Secretary says decision to be made on localised restrictions
Housing Secretary says decision to be made on localised restrictions
A new three-tier system is set to be announced next week which would see all areas of England classified as highest, medium or lowest risk, with strict new rules poised to be brought in. We don't know which areas will be under which tier - but the data gives us a good clue
Large swathes of England may be on the brink of stricter lockdown restrictions - with pubs and restaurants made to close and people from different households banned from meeting.
Ministers grappling with rising Covid-19 infection rates are reportedly set to introduce a three-tier "traffic light" system next week following repeated criticism that existing rules are too complex.
Areas with the highest infection rates would be classed as Tier 3, and will face the harshest rules.
These are expected to include Manchester, Liverpool and Newcastle, where the number of people testing positive have soared in the past two weeks.
Measures here are expected to include compulsory closure of hospitality venues such as pubs and restaurants, while mixing with other households won't be allowed.
Tier 2 areas are also expected to be hit by a ban on meeting people you don't live with, although pubs and restaurants would be allowed to stay open.
Places with lowest infection rates will still have to stick to the "rule of six" and 10pm curfews currently in place across England.
This has yet to be confirmed by the government, and it is not clear what criteria will be used to define the risk level in each level.
Last week the government's Sage committee estimated that the R rate - which measures whether the virus is spreading - is between 1.2 and 1.6 in England, with the North East and London having the highest rates.
This means the number of cases will double every seven to eight days.
Tomorrow scientists will release their latest estimate.
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Earlier today Dr Adam Kucharski, who sits on the Scientific Pandemic Influenza Group on Modelling, warned that the daily death toll could be above 100 within a fortnight if changes are not made.
He told the BBC: "Deaths are now averaging over 50 a day; I think within the next couple of weeks we could quite well be seeing over a hundred a day.
"We are in a situation where cases are rising and they are going to continue to rise unless something changes.”
Image: Andrew Parsons / Parsons Media) Andrew Parsons / Parsons Media)
The government is reportedly on the brink of bringing in controversial new restrictions across parts of Northern England from Monday.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock last night told industry chiefs a large proportion of new cases are contracted in pubs and restaurants.
The move comes after Scottish First Minister Nicola Stugeon yesterday announced a clampdown on indoor drinking north of the border.
She said pubs in the central belt of the country will close completely for 16 days, while those in the rest of Scotland will have to serve alcohol outdoors.
Image: Manchester Evening News) Manchester Evening News) Image: Lee McLean/SWNS) Lee McLean/SWNS)
It is not yet clear exactly which parts of the North of England will be affected and whether the closures will be total or partial.
A No10 source stressed the plans were not yet agreed by ministers, but they were widely leaked last night - prompting fury from northern leaders who were left in the dark.
How your area could be affected
Tier 1 is likely to be the current national rules for England, including the rule of six and 10pm pub curfew.
Tier 2 would reflect the current local lockdown rules and Tier 3 would go further than local lockdowns, closing pubs and restaurants.
Therefore if you're currently not in a local lockdown, you could expect to be Tier 1 unless things get worse. And if you are in local lockdown, you might expect to be Tier 2 - again, unless things get worse.
Note: Our categories are based on high-risk areas being classed as having more than 50 cases per 100,000, medium-risk being 20 or more, and low-risk being below 20, which is not a government system.
Our categories 'high risk', 'low risk' and 'medium risk' do not correspond in any way to the planned Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3 to be announced by the government.
This is partly because we've produced this list based only on cases per 100,000 people. Government officials also look at other factors, including hospitalisations, any specific outbreaks skewing the numbers, and the rate the virus is growing in the community.
The list of 'high-risk' areas with rates over 50 is now also so large, it's safe to assume not all these areas could be put under Tier 3 by the government.
However, our list does give an idea of which areas are most at risk of becoming Tier 3 - in other words, the ones at the very top.
Latest Public Health England data shows: Infection rate per 100,000 in the week to October 4, number of new cases; infection rate a week earlier, number of new cases a week ago.
High-risk
Knowsley 574.7 (867), 334.7 (505)
Liverpool 551.6 (2747), 342.3 (1705)
Manchester 541.5 (2994), 307.0 (1697)
Nottingham 496.8 (1654), 94.3 (314)
Newcastle upon Tyne 479.8 (1453), 298.9 (905)
Burnley 403.7 (359), 373.4 (332)
Leeds 363.5 (2883), 170.3 (1351)
Sheffield 358.2 (2095), 120.9 (707)
Sefton 350.6 (969), 226.8 (627)
Exeter 338.6 (445), 54.8 (72)
St. Helens 332.8 (601), 254.2 (459)
Halton 327.6 (424), 265.8 (344)
Rochdale 324.6 (722), 202.3 (450)
Preston 306.7 (439), 223.6 (320)
Salford 304.8 (789), 195.1 (505)
Pendle 299.6 (276), 255.1 (235)
Sunderland 285.6 (793), 215.7 (599)
Hyndburn 282.6 (229), 236.9 (192)
Bradford 282.0 (1522), 184.2 (994)
Bury 281.7 (538), 216.2 (413)
West Lancashire 280.8 (321), 147.0 (168)
Oldham 278.8 (661), 193.6 (459)
South Tyneside 266.9 (403), 221.9 (335)
Trafford 259.1 (615), 139.9 (332)
Wigan 257.1 (845), 159.7 (525)
Bolton 255.3 (734), 244.1 (702)
Middlesbrough 250.4 (353), 136.2 (192)
Rossendale 249.0 (178), 159.5 (114)
Blackburn with Darwen 248.5 (372), 181.0 (271)
Warrington 245.7 (516), 197.6 (415)
Hartlepool 243.4 (228), 153.7 (144)
Tameside 239.7 (543), 174.4 (395)
Wirral 234.9 (761), 193.5 (627)
Ribble Valley 234.9 (143), 121.5 (74)
Gateshead 232.1 (469), 162.3 (328)
Stockton-on-Tees 228.5 (451), 100.8 (199)
North Tyneside 226.5 (471), 156.3 (325)
Stockport 215.0 (631), 109.4 (321)
South Ribble 202.2 (224), 106.5 (118)
Rotherham 195.9 (520), 101.0 (268)
Barrow-in-Furness 193.9 (130), 107.4 (72)
County Durham 193.6 (1026), 110.5 (586)
York 192.3 (405), 72.6 (153)
Kirklees 186.5 (820), 118.5 (521)
Rushcliffe 181.2 (216), 48.7 (58)
Blackpool 177.8 (248), 91.8 (128)
Northumberland 177.4 (572), 170.6 (550)
Darlington 171.3 (183), 103.9 (111)
Redcar and Cleveland 169.2 (232), 70.7 (97)
Broxtowe 165.7 (189), 61.4 (70)
Calderdale 165.0 (349), 97.4 (206)
Chorley 164.1 (194), 82.9 (98)
Lancaster 162.3 (237), 75.3 (110)
Wakefield 156.2 (544), 86.1 (300)
Craven 155.8 (89), 138.3 (79)
Fylde 153.5 (124), 121.3 (98)
Birmingham 151.9 (1734), 147.7 (1687)
Barnsley 141.4 (349), 76.6 (189)
Doncaster 136.3 (425), 62.2 (194)
Cheshire East 135.1 (519), 61.2 (235)
Cheshire West and Chester 135.0 (463), 78.1 (268)
Leicester 129.0 (457), 111.5 (395)
High Peak 128.4 (119), 72.3 (67)
Oadby and Wigston 126.3 (72), 93.0 (53)
Wyre 125.8 (141), 91.0 (102)
Gedling 124.7 (147), 39.0 (46)
North East Derbyshire 123.2 (125), 50.3 (51)
Richmondshire 119.1 (64), 83.8 (45)
Newark and Sherwood 117.6 (144), 74.3 (91)
Walsall 117.3 (335), 83.4 (238)
Harrogate 114.4 (184), 65.9 (106)
Solihull 114.2 (247), 90.1 (195)
South Lakeland 113.2 (119), 47.6 (50)
Newcastle-under-Lyme 112.8 (146), 50.2 (65)
Sandwell 112.0 (368), 113.3 (372)
Oxford 110.9 (169), 61.0 (93)
Hambleton 108.1 (99), 57.9 (53)
East Riding of Yorkshire 106.7 (364), 49.5 (169)
Stafford 106.4 (146), 51.0 (70)
Bromsgrove 104.1 (104), 43.1 (43)
Redbridge 103.9 (317), 73.1 (223)
Richmond upon Thames 103.5 (205), 39.4 (78)
West Lindsey 103.5 (99), 26.1 (25)
Ryedale 102.9 (57), 36.1 (20)
Coventry 102.8 (382), 74.3 (276)
Charnwood 100.6 (187), 51.7 (96)
Ashfield 100.1 (128), 50.0 (64)
Hertsmere 99.1 (104), 32.4 (34)
Elmbridge 98.7 (135), 26.3 (36)
Erewash 94.5 (109), 39.0 (45)
Scarborough 93.8 (102), 47.8 (52)
Ealing 93.6 (320), 55.6 (190)
Hackney and City of London 92.5 (269), 55.0 (160)
Hull 92.4 (240), 35.4 (92)
Blaby 89.6 (91), 60.1 (61)
North Lincolnshire 87.6 (151), 47.6 (82)
Rutland 85.2 (34), 42.6 (17)
Bassetlaw 84.3 (99), 33.2 (39)
Haringey 84.1 (226), 40.9 (110)
Harrow 82.8 (208), 41.8 (105)
South Staffordshire 82.7 (93), 57.8 (65)
Great Yarmouth 82.5 (82), 63.4 (63)
Tower Hamlets 82.5 (268), 62.5 (203)
Lincoln 81.6 (81), 62.4 (62)
Lichfield 81.1 (85), 26.7 (28)
Rugby 80.8 (88), 53.2 (58)
East Northamptonshire 80.4 (76), 18.0 (17)
Slough 79.6 (119), 82.3 (123)
Selby 79.5 (72), 66.2 (60)
Barnet 79.3 (314), 43.2 (171)
Hounslow 79.2 (215), 57.5 (156)
Brentwood 77.9 (60), 35.1 (27)
Chesterfield 77.2 (81), 29.6 (31)
Windsor and Maidenhead 76.6 (116), 31.7 (48)
Melton 76.2 (39), 19.5 (10)
Uttlesford 75.6 (69), 49.3 (45)
East Hertfordshire 75.5 (113), 26.7 (40)
Derby 75.4 (194), 42.8 (110)
Amber Valley 74.9 (96), 53.1 (68)
Brent 74.9 (247), 50.6 (167)
Islington 74.2 (180), 42.9 (104)
Wolverhampton 73.7 (194), 83.2 (219)
Dudley 73.1 (235), 56.3 (181)
Three Rivers 72.9 (68), 37.5 (35)
Harborough 72.5 (68), 43.7 (41)
Hammersmith and Fulham 72.4 (134), 46.5 (86)
Waltham Forest 71.8 (199), 47.3 (131)
Kensington and Chelsea 71.7 (112), 23.7 (37)
Stratford-on-Avon 71.5 (93), 25.4 (33)
Lambeth 71.2 (232), 40.5 (132)
Hillingdon 70.4 (216), 57.4 (176)
Newham 70.2 (248), 66.3 (234)
South Kesteven 68.8 (98), 26.7 (38)
North East Lincolnshire 68.3 (109), 35.1 (56)
Kingston upon Thames 68.2 (121), 33.2 (59)
Bedford 68.1 (118), 47.9 (83)
St Albans 68.0 (101), 42.4 (63)
Enfield 68.0 (227), 42.5 (142)
Worcester 67.2 (68), 47.4 (48)
Hinckley and Bosworth 67.2 (76), 50.4 (57)
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole 67.0 (265), 25.8 (102)
Bolsover 67.0 (54), 54.6 (44)
Nuneaton and Bedworth 67.0 (87), 48.5 (63)
Westminster 67.0 (175), 29.1 (76)
Guildford 66.4 (99), 24.2 (36)
Spelthorne 66.1 (66), 35.1 (35)
Epping Forest 66.1 (87), 51.6 (68)
Wandsworth 65.8 (217), 37.9 (125)
Waverley 65.7 (83), 34.8 (44)
Wyre Forest 65.2 (66), 52.3 (53)
South Derbyshire 64.3 (69), 36.4 (39)
South Bucks 64.2 (45), 42.8 (30)
Watford 64.2 (62), 43.5 (42)
Woking 63.5 (64), 36.7 (37)
Allerdale 63.4 (62), 44.0 (43)
Croydon 62.3 (241), 32.1 (124)
Mansfield 62.2 (68), 39.3 (43)
Epsom and Ewell 62.0 (50), 19.8 (16)
Basildon 62.0 (116), 30.4 (57)
Kettering 61.9 (63), 21.6 (22)
Bristol 61.1 (283), 27.6 (128)
Lewisham 60.5 (185), 34.0 (104)
Rushmoor 60.3 (57), 23.3 (22)
Stoke-on-Trent 60.1 (154), 49.5 (127)
Barking and Dagenham 59.7 (127), 62.0 (132)
Luton 59.6 (127), 62.0 (132)
Cannock Chase 59.5 (60), 33.7 (34)
Brighton and Hove 59.5 (173), 21.7 (63)
Chiltern 59.4 (57), 33.4 (32)
Runnymede 59.3 (53), 35.8 (32)
Warwick 59.1 (85), 37.6 (54)
Tamworth 58.7 (45), 18.3 (14)
Bath and North East Somerset 58.5 (113), 37.3 (72)
Mole Valley 58.5 (51), 12.6 (11)
Malvern Hills 58.5 (46), 34.3 (27)
Sevenoaks 58.0 (70), 15.7 (19)
Shropshire 57.6 (186), 42.4 (137)
Wychavon 57.2 (74), 34.0 (44)
Southwark 57.1 (182), 46.7 (149)
Staffordshire Moorlands 56.9 (56), 24.4 (24)
Dacorum 56.9 (88), 28.4 (44)
Peterborough 56.4 (114), 35.1 (71)
Havering 55.9 (145), 57.4 (149)
Daventry 55.8 (48), 25.6 (22)
Derbyshire Dales 55.3 (40), 15.2 (11)
South Gloucestershire 55.1 (157), 23.9 (68)
Redditch 54.0 (46), 48.1 (41)
Northampton 53.9 (121), 25.8 (58)
Bromley 53.9 (179), 27.1 (90)
North Warwickshire 53.6 (35), 41.4 (27)
Telford and Wrekin 53.4 (96), 43.9 (79)
North Kesteven 52.2 (61), 35.1 (41)
South Oxfordshire 52.1 (74), 12.7 (18)
Bexley 51.6 (128), 28.2 (70)
Surrey Heath 51.5 (46), 35.8 (32)
Wellingborough 51.4 (41), 27.6 (22)
Tunbridge Wells 51.4 (61), 19.4 (23)
Camden 51.1 (138), 27.0 (73)
East Staffordshire 50.9 (61), 33.4 (40)
Cherwell 50.5 (76), 16.6 (25)
South Cambridgeshire 50.3 (80), 20.7 (33)
Vale of White Horse 50.0 (68), 17.6 (24)
Medium-risk
Tandridge 49.9 (44), 26.1 (23)
Copeland 49.9 (34), 39.6 (27)
Carlisle 49.7 (54), 46.9 (51)
Greenwich 49.0 (141), 36.5 (105)
Welwyn Hatfield 48.8 (60), 17.1 (21)
North Hertfordshire 48.7 (65), 19.5 (26)
North West Leicestershire 48.3 (50), 41.5 (43)
Winchester 47.3 (59), 16.8 (21)
Portsmouth 47.0 (101), 32.1 (69)
Gloucester 46.5 (60), 18.6 (24)
Cheltenham 46.4 (54), 29.2 (34)
Torbay 46.2 (63), 14.7 (20)
Fenland 46.1 (47), 9.8 (10)
Huntingdonshire 46.1 (82), 22.5 (40)
Horsham 45.9 (66), 20.2 (29)
Somerset West and Taunton 45.8 (71), 9.7 (15)
Corby 45.7 (33), 37.4 (27)
Chelmsford 45.4 (81), 20.2 (36)
Broxbourne 45.2 (44), 48.3 (47)
Wycombe 44.7 (78), 23.5 (41)
Tendring 43.7 (64), 11.6 (17)
Norwich 43.4 (61), 14.2 (20)
Hart 43.3 (42), 20.6 (20)
Teignbridge 43.2 (58), 11.2 (15)
Castle Point 43.2 (39), 33.2 (30)
Merton 42.6 (88), 26.1 (54)
Gravesham 42.1 (45), 20.6 (22)
Reading 42.0 (68), 29.7 (48)
Wokingham 41.5 (71), 28.6 (49)
Test Valley 41.2 (52), 13.5 (17)
Milton Keynes 40.5 (109), 24.9 (67)
East Hampshire 40.1 (49), 19.6 (24)
Southampton 40.0 (101), 19.0 (48)
Southend-on-Sea 39.3 (72), 31.1 (57)
Cambridge 39.3 (49), 23.2 (29)
Hastings 38.9 (36), 14.0 (13)
Thurrock 38.4 (67), 24.1 (42)
South Northamptonshire 38.1 (36), 18.0 (17)
North Somerset 37.2 (80), 27.4 (59)
Bracknell Forest 36.7 (45), 25.3 (31)
Swale 36.6 (55), 15.3 (23)
Eastbourne 36.6 (38), 15.4 (16)
West Berkshire 36.6 (58), 22.7 (36)
West Suffolk 36.3 (65), 8.9 (16)
Tewkesbury 35.8 (34), 17.9 (17)
Canterbury 35.7 (59), 24.8 (41)
Central Bedfordshire 35.0 (101), 23.6 (68)
Plymouth 34.7 (91), 23.3 (61)
East Suffolk 34.1 (85), 10.0 (25)
Aylesbury Vale 33.6 (67), 15.5 (31)
Sutton 33.4 (69), 24.2 (50)
Forest of Dean 33.4 (29), 20.7 (18)
Cotswold 33.4 (30), 11.1 (10)
Crawley 32.9 (37), 26.7 (30)
Babergh 32.6 (30), 6.5 (6)
Reigate and Banstead 32.3 (48), 15.5 (23)
East Devon 32.1 (47), 10.9 (16)
Eden 31.9 (17), 22.5 (12)
Mid Sussex 31.8 (48), 19.2 (29)
King's Lynn and West Norfolk 31.7 (48), 9.9 (15)
South Holland 31.6 (30), 14.7 (14)
Mendip 31.1 (36), 19.9 (23)
Harlow 31.0 (27), 36.8 (32)
Wiltshire 30.8 (154), 15.2 (76)
West Oxfordshire 30.7 (34), 15.4 (17)
Colchester 30.3 (59), 13.9 (27)
Lewes 30.0 (31), 16.5 (17)
Boston 29.9 (21), 14.3 (10)
East Lindsey 29.6 (42), 14.1 (20)
Adur 29.5 (19), 15.6 (10)
Medway 29.4 (82), 17.6 (49)
South Norfolk 29.1 (41), 19.9 (28)
Tonbridge and Malling 28.8 (38), 12.9 (17)
West Devon 28.7 (16), 9.0 (5)
Dartford 28.4 (32), 32.9 (37)
New Forest 28.3 (51), 19.4 (35)
Broadland 28.3 (37), 7.6 (10)
Braintree 28.2 (43), 21.0 (32)
Chichester 28.1 (34), 19.8 (24)
Wealden 27.9 (45), 12.4 (20)
Maidstone 27.4 (47), 15.1 (26)
Stevenage 27.3 (24), 17.1 (15)
Basingstoke and Deane 27.2 (48), 12.5 (22)
Mid Suffolk 27.0 (28), 6.7 (7)
East Cambridgeshire 26.7 (24), 6.7 (6)
Swindon 26.6 (59), 18.9 (42)
Stroud 25.8 (31), 17.5 (21)
North Devon 25.7 (25), 12.4 (12)
Dorset 24.6 (93), 11.4 (43)
Arun 24.3 (39), 19.9 (32)
Ipswich 24.1 (33), 7.3 (10)
Eastleigh 24.0 (32), 10.5 (14)
Ashford 23.8 (31), 11.5 (15)
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly 23.8 (136), 39.7 (227)
Breckland 23.6 (33), 10.0 (14)
South Somerset 23.2 (39), 11.9 (20)
Havant 23.0 (29), 22.2 (28)
Worthing 22.6 (25), 29.8 (33)
Thanet 21.8 (31), 9.9 (14)
Sedgemoor 21.1 (26), 16.2 (20)
Rochford 20.6 (18), 11.4 (10)
Low risk
Herefordshire 19.7 (38), 13.0 (25)
Dover 19.5 (23), 6.8 (8)
Mid Devon 19.4 (16), 9.7 (8)
South Hams 18.4 (16), 18.4 (16)
Gosport 17.7 (15), 14.1 (12)
Maldon 16.9 (11), 23.1 (15)
Torridge 16.1 (11), 8.8 (6)
Folkestone and Hythe 15.0 (17), 13.3 (15)
North Norfolk 14.3 (15), 6.7 (7)
Rother 12.5 (12), 16.7 (16)
Fareham 12.0 (14), 13.8 (16)
Isle of Wight 11.3 (16), 11.3 (16)


thedailymirror--2020-10-08--Which? Awards name best 2020 brands for cars, banks, kitchen products and more

Which ?
has named the companies that have pulled out all the stops for their customers this year .
Every year millions of Brits turn to Which ?
and its expert reviewers to find out how good products really are .
The subscription service - which does n't take advertisers - runs everything from earphones to cars and even the insurance you pay on them through its paces to come up with a verdict .
That puts it in possibly the best position of all to say who 's doing well , and who 's letting themselves down when it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , customer service has possibly been more important than ever .
Which ?
chief executive Anabel Hoult said : “ The Which ?
Awards are here to help people make smarter choices by shining a light on those businesses that are putting consumers first .
`` This has been especially pertinent this year given the significant impact Covid-19 has had on consumers . ''
When it cam to banking , the winner combined and excellent online operation with more traditional branch-based services - with Nationwide holding off competition from Starling and First Direct @ @ @ @ @ @ @ scooped this year ’ s new category - Floorcare Brand of the Year .
The brand was chosen for its history of excellence and consistently high standards , which continued with its redesign and release of the Which ?
's Best Buy V7 range .
Car brand of the year was won by Toyota , with Honda , Kia and Mazda making the shortlist ahead of all the competition from Europe and the US .
The Kitchen and Household Products category was won by Kenwood while Miele held on to its title of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ names to scoop awards include : NFU Mutual ( Insurance Brand of the Year ) , Utility Warehouse ( Utilities Brand of the Year ) , Apple ( Which ?
Home Technology Brand of the Year ) , and LG ( Home Entertainment Brand of the Year ) .
“ I ’ d like to congratulate all of the winners and thank them for their commitment to delivering great services and products for UK consumers , ” Hoult said .
Full list of winners and who was shortlisted and the Which ?
awards @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : Nationwide Building Society ( Shortlisted : First Direct , Starling ) • Which ?
Home Technology Brand of the Year : Apple ( Shortlisted : Dell , Microsoft , Samsung ) • Trusted Trader of the Year : Splash of Colour ( Shortlisted : Furlonger Tree Services , JR Roofing Lancs , Inspiration Computers )

Whether you're looking for a new TV, vacuum, car or bank, Which? has named the brands pulling out all the stops in terms of products and customer service this year
Which? Awards 2020 name UK's best brands from cars, banks and kitchen products
Which? has named the companies that have pulled out all the stops for their customers this year.
Every year millions of Brits turn to Which? and its expert reviewers to find out how good products really are.
The subscription service - which doesn't take advertisers - runs everything from earphones to cars and even the insurance you pay on them through its paces to come up with a verdict.
That puts it in possibly the best position of all to say who's doing well, and who's letting themselves down when it comes to customers.
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And this year, customer service has possibly been more important than ever.
Which? chief executive Anabel Hoult said: “The Which? Awards are here to help people make smarter choices by shining a light on those businesses that are putting consumers first.
"This has been especially pertinent this year given the significant impact Covid-19 has had on consumers."
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When it cam to banking, the winner combined and excellent online operation with more traditional branch-based services - with Nationwide holding off competition from Starling and First Direct to hold onto its crown.
Dyson scooped this year’s new category - Floorcare Brand of the Year. The brand was chosen for its history of excellence and consistently high standards, which continued with its redesign and release of the Which?'s Best Buy V7 range.
Car brand of the year was won by Toyota, with Honda, Kia and Mazda making the shortlist ahead of all the competition from Europe and the US.
The Kitchen and Household Products category was won by Kenwood while Miele held on to its title of Large Kitchen Appliance Brand.
Other big names to scoop awards include: NFU Mutual (Insurance Brand of the Year), Utility Warehouse (Utilities Brand of the Year), Apple (Which? Home Technology Brand of the Year), and LG (Home Entertainment Brand of the Year).
“I’d like to congratulate all of the winners and thank them for their commitment to delivering great services and products for UK consumers,” Hoult said.
Full list of winners and who was shortlisted and the Which? awards:


thedailymirror--2020-10-08--Gareth Southgate discusses where he sees Bukayo Saka playing for England

Gareth Southgate described Bukayo Saka as `` exciting '' as he discussed his plans for the Arsenal youngster going forward .
The 19-year-old earned his first call-up to the senior England squad for this week 's triple-header of fixtures against Wales , Belgium and Denmark .
Saka has been rewarded for his fine form at club level with Arsenal where he has cemented his place as a regular in the side whilst playing in several different positions .
Thursday 's friendly with Wales represents the perfect opportunity for Southgate to hand Saka his international debut , with the only other @ @ @ @ @ @ @ out .
But while Saka has largely been used in that position since making his Arsenal debut in 2018 , Southgate appears to have other ideas .
`` I ’ ve loved getting to know Bukayo this week , a really charming personality you can really see how excited he is by everything , '' Southgate said at a press conference .
`` Also he is an exciting player , we know he can play four or five different positions already .
`` He ’ s done that for Arsenal - wide left @ @ @ @ @ @ @ left back .
I think out and out left back at this level would be a little bit more difficult , but any of those advanced positions he is more than capable . ''
Saka has already played four times for Arsenal this season , and scored in Sunday 's win against Sheffield United .
For that fixture , the teenager was operating on the left-hand side of a three-man midfield as part of a 4-3-3 , but in the match with West Ham a fortnight prior he was utilised more as a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have used both formations under Southgate in the past , as well as a 3-5-2 , meaning there could be several opportunities for Saka to earn selection .
Another player hoping to impress against Wales is Aston Villa captain Jack Grealish who is set to make his first start for England .
Who would you like to see for England against Wales ?
Have your say below .
Southgate previously resisted calls to call up the in-form midfielder until Grealish was drafted into last month 's squad , where he made his debut @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Leicester 's Harvey Barnes could also make their Three Lions debuts , and Southgate admitted he was keen to see what the new faces could do .
`` Our performance against Wales is n't going to be perfect , '' he added .
`` We ’ ll have too many new players who haven ’ t necessarily played together but I think there ’ s a lot of exciting things they can do and we are excited to see them . ''
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Saka could make his international debut against Wales on Thursday after his impressive club form at Arsenal earned him a first call-up to England's senior ranks
Gareth Southgate described Bukayo Saka as "exciting" as he discussed his plans for the Arsenal youngster going forward.
The 19-year-old earned his first call-up to the senior England squad for this week's triple-header of fixtures against Wales, Belgium and Denmark.
Saka has been rewarded for his fine form at club level with Arsenal where he has cemented his place as a regular in the side whilst playing in several different positions.
Thursday's friendly with Wales represents the perfect opportunity for Southgate to hand Saka his international debut, with the only other recognised left-back, Ben Chilwell, ruled out.
But while Saka has largely been used in that position since making his Arsenal debut in 2018, Southgate appears to have other ideas.
Image: Eddie Keogh for The FA/REX/Shutterstock) Eddie Keogh for The FA/REX/Shutterstock)
"I’ve loved getting to know Bukayo this week, a really charming personality you can really see how excited he is by everything," Southgate said at a press conference. "Also he is an exciting player, we know he can play four or five different positions already.
"He’s done that for Arsenal - wide left, wide right, wing back, left back. I think out and out left back at this level would be a little bit more difficult, but any of those advanced positions he is more than capable."
Saka has already played four times for Arsenal this season, and scored in Sunday's win against Sheffield United.
For that fixture, the teenager was operating on the left-hand side of a three-man midfield as part of a 4-3-3, but in the match with West Ham a fortnight prior he was utilised more as a wing-back in a 3-4-3 formation.
England have used both formations under Southgate in the past, as well as a 3-5-2, meaning there could be several opportunities for Saka to earn selection.
Another player hoping to impress against Wales is Aston Villa captain Jack Grealish who is set to make his first start for England.
Who would you like to see for England against Wales? Have your say below.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
Southgate previously resisted calls to call up the in-form midfielder until Grealish was drafted into last month's squad, where he made his debut in the draw with Denmark.
Everton's Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Leicester's Harvey Barnes could also make their Three Lions debuts, and Southgate admitted he was keen to see what the new faces could do.
"Our performance against Wales isn't going to be perfect," he added. "We’ll have too many new players who haven’t necessarily played together but I think there’s a lot of exciting things they can do and we are excited to see them."
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thedailymirror--2020-10-08--Jack Grealish to take centre stage as Southgate hands him first England start

Jack Grealish is set for his first England start in tonight ’ s Wembley friendly with Wales .
England boss Gareth Southgate has confirmed he is going to use an experimental team - and that will give in-form Grealish his big chance .
Aston Villa captain Grealish made his England senior debut in last month ’ s Nations League game in Denmark as a late substitute .
Now Grealish is in line to play in a front three with Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Danny Ings as a reward for his form with Villa .
Grealish , 25 , became the first @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a hand in five goals against Liverpool after registering three assists and two goals in Villa ’ s 7-2 win over the champions .
Gareth Southgate has ignored public opinion on Grealish who has been made to wait for his call-up - but now it seems the England boss is ready to give him his chance .
Southgate said : “ For a player like Jack to flourish there 's what he individually can bring , but also then people have got to recognise the moments to be able to give him the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to be able to give him the ball , the runs to make for him to be able to provide the passes .
“ That 's going to be harder to have an immediate impact for him than it would be with his club , where he 's playing with those players all the time .
“ We recognise that and I do n't want to put huge pressure on him because this is the second camp he has had with us .
`` He got a feel of how we work in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on to the pitch .
“ He 'll play minutes in this camp for sure , but I do n't want to put additional pressure on him .
`` I want him to go and enjoy his football , do what he does with his club and that , I 'm sure , will add to the performance of the team.
” Southgate has also admitted his admiration for Arsenal 's Bukayo Saka who is also in line for his start at Wembley .
Southgate added : “ I ’ ve loved getting @ @ @ @ @ @ @ really charming personality you can really see how excited he is by everything .
Also he is an exciting player , we know he can play four or five different positions already .
“ He ’ s done that for Arsenal - wide left , wide right , wing back , left back .
`` I think out and out left back at this level would be a little bit more difficult , but any of those advanced positions he is more than capable .
“ Our performance against Wales is n't going @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have too many new players who haven ’ t necessarily played together but I think there ’ s a lot of exciting things they can do and we are excited to see them.
” Sign up to the Mirror Football email here for the latest news and transfer gossip .

Aston Villa captain Grealish was handed his Three Lions debut last month in Denmark, now he's set to be handed his first start by Gareth Southgate against Wales at Wembley
Jack Grealish to take centre stage as Gareth Southgate hands him first England start
Jack Grealish is set for his first England start in tonight’s Wembley friendly with Wales.
England boss Gareth Southgate has confirmed he is going to use an experimental team - and that will give in-form Grealish his big chance.
Aston Villa captain Grealish made his England senior debut in last month’s Nations League game in Denmark as a late substitute.
Now Grealish is in line to play in a front three with Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Danny Ings as a reward for his form with Villa.
Grealish, 25, became the first player in Premier League history to have a hand in five goals against Liverpool after registering three assists and two goals in Villa’s 7-2 win over the champions.
Gareth Southgate has ignored public opinion on Grealish who has been made to wait for his call-up - but now it seems the England boss is ready to give him his chance.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
Southgate said: “For a player like Jack to flourish there's what he individually can bring, but also then people have got to recognise the moments to be able to give him the ball, the areas of the pitch to be able to give him the ball, the runs to make for him to be able to provide the passes.
“That's going to be harder to have an immediate impact for him than it would be with his club, where he's playing with those players all the time.
“We recognise that and I don't want to put huge pressure on him because this is the second camp he has had with us.
"He got a feel of how we work in the last camp and we got him on to the pitch.
Image: Eddie Keogh for The FA/REX/Shutterstock) Eddie Keogh for The FA/REX/Shutterstock)
“He'll play minutes in this camp for sure, but I don't want to put additional pressure on him.
"I want him to go and enjoy his football, do what he does with his club and that, I'm sure, will add to the performance of the team.”
Southgate has also admitted his admiration for Arsenal's Bukayo Saka who is also in line for his start at Wembley.
Southgate added: “I’ve loved getting to know Bukayo this week, a really charming personality you can really see how excited he is by everything. Also he is an exciting player, we know he can play four or five different positions already.
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“He’s done that for Arsenal - wide left, wide right, wing back, left back.
"I think out and out left back at this level would be a little bit more difficult, but any of those advanced positions he is more than capable.
“Our performance against Wales isn't going to be perfect, we’ll have too many new players who haven’t necessarily played together but I think there’s a lot of exciting things they can do and we are excited to see them.”
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thedailymirror--2020-10-08--Supermarket of the year named as Tesco, Waitrose and Asda vie to be best in UK

Retail giant Waitrose has been named 'supermarket of the year ' in a new report on how Britain 's biggest brands reacted to the Covid-19 crisis .
The grocer came top of the supermarkets , seeing off competition from shortlisted rivals including Asda , Iceland , Sainsbury ’ s and the country 's biggest grocer , Tesco .
The report , carried out by Which ?
said the chain was one step ahead , after the country went into a panic-buying frenzy in Match .
It said Waitrose offered customers a `` range of ways to shop '' and praised @ @ @ @ @ @ @ demand during the pandemic .
At the height of the crisis , Waitrose more than doubled its weekly online delivery slots and click and collect slots from 60,000 to 190,000 .
It also reserved 25 % of its slots for elderly and vulnerable shoppers .
Like many rivals , it offered priority access to NHS workers .
Anabel Hoult , Which ?
chief executive , said : `` This has been especially pertinent this year given the significant impact COVID-19 has had on consumers .
`` Supermarkets in particular have experienced incredibly turbulent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ demand for key items and then followed by a greater demand for delivery slots , especially for elderly and vulnerable customers , or those required to self-isolate , '' she added .
`` The way in which Waitrose has risen to the challenge , resulting in overwhelmingly positive feedback from consumers , is why we ’ re pleased to name them Which ?
Best Supermarket 2020 . ''
Waitrose executive director , James Bailey , said staff have gone `` above and beyond this year '' .
`` I could n't be prouder @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , '' he said .
`` Every single one of them has gone above and beyond this year .
They ’ ve had to adapt to completely different working lives ; implementing social distancing , ramping up online orders and ensuring those who are vulnerable or shielding had access to food .
`` This award is a testament to what they have achieved , as well as the 1,800 John Lewis Partners who stepped in to help us out at the height of the crisis when their shops were temporarily closed .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the thousands of producers and farmers who ’ ve all shown incredible resilience to get food on to people ’ s plates , so I ’ d like to think this award is for them as well .
Their efforts to keep our shops stocked , while at the same time helping us treble our online capacity during the most challenging year in food retail I can remember , have been nothing short of monumental . ''
Last month , Waitrose announced plans to permanently close four stores , in addition to eight @ @ @ @ @ @ @ It said despite its best efforts , the pandemic has significantly affected sales .
The retailer said the struggling branches will be axed in December , with 124 workers now on consultation .
Waitrose stores in Caldicot , Ipswich Corn Exchange and Shrewsbury branches will close , with the grocer 's Wolverhampton outlet set to be sold to Tesco .
The company 's bonus will also be scrapped next year for the first time since 1948 .
Get the latest money advice , news and help straight to your inbox - sign up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ also ranked the best and worst households brands on customer service and product quality .
Nationwide was crowned 'banking branch of the year ' , while Utility Warehouse , Toyota and Apple also scooped awards for excellent service .
`` I ’ d like to congratulate all of the winners and thank them for their commitment to delivering great services and products for UK consumers , '' Hoult concluded .

The Which? Awards has ranked the best and worst brands in the UK on customer service, product and reliability - it also looked at how the UK's biggest firms reacted to the Covid-9 crisis in March
Supermarket of the year named as Tesco, Waitrose, Asda and more vie to be best in UK
Retail giant Waitrose has been named 'supermarket of the year' in a new report on how Britain's biggest brands reacted to the Covid-19 crisis.
The grocer came top of the supermarkets, seeing off competition from shortlisted rivals including Asda, Iceland, Sainsbury’s and the country's biggest grocer, Tesco.
The report, carried out by Which? said the chain was one step ahead, after the country went into a panic-buying frenzy in Match.
It said Waitrose offered customers a "range of ways to shop" and praised the way it handled an increase in demand during the pandemic.
At the height of the crisis, Waitrose more than doubled its weekly online delivery slots and click and collect slots from 60,000 to 190,000.
It also reserved 25% of its slots for elderly and vulnerable shoppers. Like many rivals, it offered priority access to NHS workers.
Anabel Hoult, Which? chief executive, said: "This has been especially pertinent this year given the significant impact COVID-19 has had on consumers.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
"Supermarkets in particular have experienced incredibly turbulent times, first with a surge in demand for key items and then followed by a greater demand for delivery slots, especially for elderly and vulnerable customers, or those required to self-isolate," she added.
"The way in which Waitrose has risen to the challenge, resulting in overwhelmingly positive feedback from consumers, is why we’re pleased to name them Which? Best Supermarket 2020."
Waitrose executive director, James Bailey, said staff have gone "above and beyond this year".
"I couldn't be prouder of the 53,000 Partners in our business," he said.
Image: PA) PA)
"Every single one of them has gone above and beyond this year. They’ve had to adapt to completely different working lives; implementing social distancing, ramping up online orders and ensuring those who are vulnerable or shielding had access to food.
"This award is a testament to what they have achieved, as well as the 1,800 John Lewis Partners who stepped in to help us out at the height of the crisis when their shops were temporarily closed.
"We couldn't be a supermarket without the thousands of producers and farmers who’ve all shown incredible resilience to get food on to people’s plates, so I’d like to think this award is for them as well. Their efforts to keep our shops stocked, while at the same time helping us treble our online capacity during the most challenging year in food retail I can remember, have been nothing short of monumental."
Last month, Waitrose announced plans to permanently close four stores, in addition to eight John Lewis outlets across the UK.
It said despite its best efforts, the pandemic has significantly affected sales.
The retailer said the struggling branches will be axed in December, with 124 workers now on consultation.
Waitrose stores in Caldicot, Ipswich Corn Exchange and Shrewsbury branches will close, with the grocer's Wolverhampton outlet set to be sold to Tesco. The company's bonus will also be scrapped next year for the first time since 1948.
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The annual Which? report also ranked the best and worst households brands on customer service and product quality.
Nationwide was crowned 'banking branch of the year', while Utility Warehouse, Toyota and Apple also scooped awards for excellent service.
"I’d like to congratulate all of the winners and thank them for their commitment to delivering great services and products for UK consumers," Hoult concluded.


thedailymirror--2020-10-08--Amanda Holden's boob complaints 'drive her mad' and vows to cover up next year

Amanda Holden said on Loose Women she can not fathom the complaints over her cleavage or nipples on Britain 's Got Talent .
Her comments come amid hundreds of viewers heading to Ofcom to moan about her skimpy outfits every week .
The 49-year-old ranted : `` Fashion does not have an age limit , and it drives me mad that these nearly 50-year-old boobs get so much airtime , when I am sat next to Alesha , who is ten years younger , and wears loads of things down there .
`` I just keep thinking I am being @ @ @ @ @ @ @ these things are going to start dropping soon , so they will drop out of the news literally because they will just drop off .
`` So just enjoy it while it lasts ! ''
She revealed Simon Cowell turned 61 yesterday and she sent him flowers as he continues to recover from his horror back injury after he crashed an electric bike .
`` I am really missing Simon like crazy , Ashley is doing an incredible , but we do miss Simon , there is a lack of silliness , '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ really well , I keep in touch with Lauren every week ...
He is doing well , she says his will and determination to get himself better is brilliant .
`` They 've got round the clock care there , Lauren is there , Eric is there , and they are inspiring him to keep fighting forward , he will be back I have no doubt . ''
`` I am still not certain as to who the public have voted through , so it 's going to be as much as surprise @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Speaking about the BGT final on Saturday , she teased : `` It will be fantastic , I do n't want to give too much away but I know who our live guests are which will blow everyone 's minds , it 's been specially written for us , let 's just say that . ''
Amanda said her performance on the BGT stage last week was one of the most nerve-wracking moments of her entire career .
She explained : `` I knew I had to be perfect , there was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mistakes , I wanted to badly to impress Ant and Dec and Alesha , all the people I absolutely love and work with on the show .
`` I woke up every day with exam tummy . ''

Amanda Holden is baffled by how much attention her boobs garner, as she gave an update on Simon Cowell's condition and the BGT final
Amanda Holden says cleavage complaints 'drive her mad' and she will cover up next year
Amanda Holden said on Loose Women she cannot fathom the complaints over her cleavage or nipples on Britain's Got Talent.
Her comments come amid hundreds of viewers heading to Ofcom to moan about her skimpy outfits every week.
The 49-year-old ranted: "Fashion does not have an age limit, and it drives me mad that these nearly 50-year-old boobs get so much airtime, when I am sat next to Alesha, who is ten years younger, and wears loads of things down there.
"I just keep thinking I am being a big round number next year, these things are going to start dropping soon, so they will drop out of the news literally because they will just drop off.
Image: ITV) ITV)
"So just enjoy it while it lasts!"
She revealed Simon Cowell turned 61 yesterday and she sent him flowers as he continues to recover from his horror back injury after he crashed an electric bike.
"I am really missing Simon like crazy, Ashley is doing an incredible, but we do miss Simon, there is a lack of silliness," she said.
Image: Dymond/Thames/Syco/REX/Shutterstock) Dymond/Thames/Syco/REX/Shutterstock)
"He is doing really well, I keep in touch with Lauren every week... He is doing well, she says his will and determination to get himself better is brilliant.
"They've got round the clock care there, Lauren is there, Eric is there, and they are inspiring him to keep fighting forward, he will be back I have no doubt."
"I am still not certain as to who the public have voted through, so it's going to be as much as surprise to me as it is to you.
Image: WireImage) WireImage)
Speaking about the BGT final on Saturday, she teased: "It will be fantastic, I don't want to give too much away but I know who our live guests are which will blow everyone's minds, it's been specially written for us, let's just say that."
Amanda said her performance on the BGT stage last week was one of the most nerve-wracking moments of her entire career.
She explained: "I knew I had to be perfect, there was no room for me to make any mistakes, I wanted to badly to impress Ant and Dec and Alesha, all the people I absolutely love and work with on the show.
"I woke up every day with exam tummy."
* Loose Women airs weekdays on ITV at 12:30pm


thedailymirror--2020-10-08--Three police officers injured in crash after knifeman robs cash box at Morrisons

Three officers have been taken to hospital after a police car crashed responding to an armed robbery at a Morrisons in Liverpool .
Merseyside Police officers were called to the supermarket to reports of a man armed with a knife had stolen a cash box from a security guard .
While responding to the incident , a marked Peugeot 308 police car collided with a BMW .
Pictures show a damaged patrol car on a bank close to the supermarket in Belle Vale , in the city 's southeast .
Merseyside Police said the officers were en route to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reports the Liverpool Echo .
The force said the officers were taken to hospital as a precaution .
It added that no arrests had been made so far , as of early Thursday afternoon .
A witness to the morning 's crash said they had a close call .
The driver told the Echo a police car crossed in front of the path of their car and if they had n't slowed down at the junction , it would have crashed into their car .
The North West Ambulance Service said five people @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but there 's not thought at this stage to be any serious injuries .
However , at least two people were taken to hospital by ambulance for further assessment .
A full police statement said : `` We are appealing for information following a cash in transit robbery in Belle Vale this morning , Thursday , 8 October .
`` At 9.20am , officers were called to Morrisons in Belle Vale Shopping Centre , following reports a man armed with a knife had stolen a cash box from a security guard .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ off in a black Volvo V40 , which was recovered a short time later in Peckmill Green .
`` The security guard was left shaken by the ordeal .
`` At 9.40am while en route to the incident , a marked Peugeot 308 police car was been in collision with a BMW on Childwall Valley Road .
`` The occupants of the Peugeot , three police officers , have all been taken to hospital as a precaution .
Nobody in the BMW is believed to have been injured . ''
`` Childwall Valley @ @ @ @ @ @ @ closed to allow for the vehicles to be recovered .
`` Detectives remain in the area to carry out enquiries and are appealing for anyone with information to come forward . ''
Detective Inspector Amy Smith said : “ An investigation is underway following a robbery in Belle Vale this morning and we are keen to speak to anyone who has any information .
“ We believe two men , one wearing a hi-vis jacket , left the car on foot in Peckmill Green following the incident and enquiries are ongoing to locate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ incident , the vehicle making off or have any CCTV or dashcam footage , please let us know .
“ Likewise , if you witnessed the police vehicle collision or have any CCTV or dashcam footage , please get in touch.
” Anyone with information is asked to contact @ MerPolCC , 101 quoting ref .
20000608631 or Crimestoppers , anonymously on 0800 555 111 .

mirrornews@mirror.co.uk (Talia Shadwell, Lee Grimsditch)

The Merseyside Police car crashed outside a Belle Vale Morrison's supermarket where officers had been called to reports of a knifeman stealing a cash box from a security guard
Three police officers injured in crash after knifeman robs cash box at Morrisons
Three officers have been taken to hospital after a police car crashed responding to an armed robbery at a Morrisons in Liverpool.
Merseyside Police officers were called to the supermarket to reports of a man armed with a knife had stolen a cash box from a security guard.
While responding to the incident, a marked Peugeot 308 police car collided with a BMW.
Pictures show a damaged patrol car on a bank close to the supermarket in Belle Vale, in the city's southeast.
Merseyside Police said the officers were en route to the incident when the patrol car crashed, reports the Liverpool Echo.
The force said the officers were taken to hospital as a precaution.
It added that no arrests had been made so far, as of early Thursday afternoon.
A witness to the morning's crash said they had a close call.
The driver told the Echo a police car crossed in front of the path of their car and if they hadn't slowed down at the junction, it would have crashed into their car.
The North West Ambulance Service said five people were assessed by paramedics at the scene but there's not thought at this stage to be any serious injuries.
However, at least two people were taken to hospital by ambulance for further assessment.
A full police statement said: "We are appealing for information following a cash in transit robbery in Belle Vale this morning, Thursday, 8 October.
"At 9.20am, officers were called to Morrisons in Belle Vale Shopping Centre, following reports a man armed with a knife had stolen a cash box from a security guard.
"The offender and a second man made off in a black Volvo V40, which was recovered a short time later in Peckmill Green.
"The security guard was left shaken by the ordeal.
"At 9.40am while en route to the incident, a marked Peugeot 308 police car was been in collision with a BMW on Childwall Valley Road.
"The occupants of the Peugeot, three police officers, have all been taken to hospital as a precaution. Nobody in the BMW is believed to have been injured."
"Childwall Valley Road and Belle Vale Road have been closed to allow for the vehicles to be recovered.
"Detectives remain in the area to carry out enquiries and are appealing for anyone with information to come forward."
Detective Inspector Amy Smith said: “An investigation is underway following a robbery in Belle Vale this morning and we are keen to speak to anyone who has any information.
“We believe two men, one wearing a hi-vis jacket, left the car on foot in Peckmill Green following the incident and enquiries are ongoing to locate them.
"If you witnessed the incident, the vehicle making off or have any CCTV or dashcam footage, please let us know.
“Likewise, if you witnessed the police vehicle collision or have any CCTV or dashcam footage, please get in touch.”
Anyone with information is asked to contact @MerPolCC, 101 quoting ref. 20000608631 or Crimestoppers, anonymously on 0800 555 111.


thedailymirror--2020-10-08--Chloe Ferry unveils her 'dream' boobs after having breast reduction surgery

Chloe Ferry has shared a glimpse at her brand-new boobs after undergoing a breast reduction in Turkey .
The Geordie Shore star , 25 , insisted that her new assets are ‘ exactly what she wanted ’ , and promised fans a proper peak once they have fully healed .
Chloe insisted that she ’ s finally happy with her body following the surgery , after she made the decision to go under the knife after losing over two-stone since the beginning of the year .
She jetted out to Istanbul earlier this week where she had her implants replaced @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to make them match her slimmed down frame .
Taking to her Instagram Stories on Thursday morning , the reality TV bombshell shared a video of herself cuddled up in bed while wearing her post-surgery healing bra .
Chloe explained that she was heading back to London after her short recovery , and praised the surgeon who ensured that her aftercare was top notch following the invasive procedure .
The bubbly starlet also insisted that she has never been happier with her body , and that her new and improved breasts are exactly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s ever dreamed of .
“ Good morning guys .
I ’ m going home today , ” she told her 3.4 million followers .
“ I just want to say a massive thank you to all the staff who looked after me so well .
“ I can ’ t wait to properly show you all my boobs .
Obviously , they are still healing at the minute .
I ’ m trying to keep them in the bra as much as I can .
“ They are exactly what I wanted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ any happier.
” Speaking about why she decided to undergo the procedure , Chloe recently explained it was inspired by her weight loss journey earlier this year .
`` So , guys , it is the night before my surgery .
I 'm actually not that nervous , Comfort Zone have made us feel really , really comfortable , '' Chloe said .
`` But yeah , in lockdown I lost a lot of weight , my boobs did drop a little bit and my upper half now is like a lot more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ weight .
`` So , I am going to get a smaller implant but I 'll give you an update in the morning . ''
Chloe 's quest for perfection has seen the reality star spend over £50k on procedures as part of her beauty transformation .
The television star has also recently turned her attention to her fitness and unveiled a dramatic transformation after losing two-stone .
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Chloe Ferry says new boobs are 'exactly what she wanted'
Chloe Ferry says new boobs are 'exactly what she wanted'
Geordie Shore star Chloe Ferry jetted out to Istanbul earlier this week where she had her implants replaced with a smaller pair in a bid to make them match her slimmed down frame
Chloe Ferry unveils her 'dream' boobs after going under the knife for breast reduction
Chloe Ferry has shared a glimpse at her brand-new boobs after undergoing a breast reduction in Turkey.
The Geordie Shore star, 25, insisted that her new assets are ‘exactly what she wanted’, and promised fans a proper peak once they have fully healed.
Chloe insisted that she’s finally happy with her body following the surgery, after she made the decision to go under the knife after losing over two-stone since the beginning of the year.
She jetted out to Istanbul earlier this week where she had her implants replaced with a smaller pair in a bid to make them match her slimmed down frame.
Taking to her Instagram Stories on Thursday morning, the reality TV bombshell shared a video of herself cuddled up in bed while wearing her post-surgery healing bra.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
Chloe explained that she was heading back to London after her short recovery, and praised the surgeon who ensured that her aftercare was top notch following the invasive procedure.
The bubbly starlet also insisted that she has never been happier with her body, and that her new and improved breasts are exactly what she wanted and all she’s ever dreamed of.
“Good morning guys. I’m going home today,” she told her 3.4 million followers.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
“I just want to say a massive thank you to all the staff who looked after me so well.
“I can’t wait to properly show you all my boobs. Obviously, they are still healing at the minute. I’m trying to keep them in the bra as much as I can.
“They are exactly what I wanted and I honestly couldn’t be any happier.”
Image: Chloe Ferry/Instagram) Chloe Ferry/Instagram)
Speaking about why she decided to undergo the procedure, Chloe recently explained it was inspired by her weight loss journey earlier this year.
"So, guys, it is the night before my surgery. I'm actually not that nervous, Comfort Zone have made us feel really, really comfortable," Chloe said.
"But yeah, in lockdown I lost a lot of weight, my boobs did drop a little bit and my upper half now is like a lot more petite because of us losing so much weight.
Image: chloegshore1/Instagram) chloegshore1/Instagram)
"So, I am going to get a smaller implant but I'll give you an update in the morning."
Chloe's quest for perfection has seen the reality star spend over £50k on procedures as part of her beauty transformation.
The television star has also recently turned her attention to her fitness and unveiled a dramatic transformation after losing two-stone.
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