thedailymirror--2020-11-29--Full list of people who will receive free vitamin D supplements from 2021

The UK Government will be giving vulnerable people free vitamin D supplements from January to protect against vitamin deficiency .
The announcement was made as more than 2.5 million people in England are considered to be high risk and they will be given the chance to opt in for a supply to their homes by letter .
The free deliveries will start in January , providing four months worth of vitamin D , reports Manchester Evening News .
Public Health England ( PHE ) advises everyone to take 10 microgrammes of vitamin D per day between October and early March @ @ @ @ @ @ @ end of September , most people should be able to get all the vitamin D they need from natural sunlight .
Additionally , due to the Covid-19 pandemic and lockdown measures , many may have a higher risk of a vitamin D deficiency .
Health Secretary Matt Hancock said : “ Because of the incredible sacrifices made by the British people to control the virus , many of us have spent more time indoors this year and could be deficient in vitamin D. “ The Government is taking action to ensure vulnerable individuals @ @ @ @ @ @ @ them through the darker winter months .
“ This will support their general health , keep their bones and muscles healthy and crucially reduce the pressure on our NHS.
” Anyone who can purchase vitamin D supplements is advised to start taking them now , even if eligible for a delivery next year .
Research is ongoing to investigate the link between vitamin D and Covid-19 protection , including a project at Queen Mary University investigating if correcting people ’ s vitamin D deficiencies over winter can reduce the risk and/or severity of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Mr Hancock has asked PHE and the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence ( Nice ) to re-review existing evidence on the link between vitamin D and Covid-19 “ to ensure we explore every potential opportunity to beat this virus ” .
Its chief executive Craig Jones said : “ While more evidence is needed to confirm its role in boosting immunity to respiratory infections , vitamin D is already proven to play a major role in keeping muscles and bone healthy .
“ People ’ s natural levels of vitamin D @ @ @ @ @ @ @ right now , due to shorter daylight hours and less time spent outdoors during lockdown .
“ As a result , the risk of falls and broken bones may be increasing for people with the fragile bone condition osteoporosis during the course of the pandemic .
“ That ’ s why we recommend everyone takes a 10 microgram ( 400IU ) vitamin D supplement at least during the winter to improve bone health , ideally combined with a balanced healthy diet and regular physical activity , even in people ’ s gardens.
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will be offered a free supply of vitamin D from the government .
According to the NHS , People at high risk ( clinically extremely vulnerable ) may be at high risk from coronavirus if they : • have had an organ transplant • are having chemotherapy or antibody treatment for cancer , including immunotherapy • are having an intense course of radiotherapy ( radical radiotherapy ) for lung cancer • are having targeted cancer treatments that can affect the immune system ( such as protein kinase inhibitors or PARP inhibitors ) • @ @ @ @ @ @ @ such as leukaemia , lymphoma or myeloma ) • have had a bone marrow or stem cell transplant in the past 6 months , or are still taking immunosuppressant medicine • have been told by a doctor you have a severe lung condition ( such as cystic fibrosis , severe asthma or severe COPD ) • have a condition that means you have a very high risk of getting infections ( such as SCID or sickle cell ) • are taking medicine that makes you much more likely to get infections ( such @ @ @ @ @ @ @ medicine ) • have a serious heart condition and are pregnant • are an adult with Down 's syndrome • are an adult who is having dialysis or has severe ( stage 5 ) long-term kidney disease • have been classed as clinically extremely vulnerable , based on clinical judgement and an assessment of your needs

As we move into the winter months with less opportunity to absorb natural vitamin D and with people being affected by lockdowns and isolation the UK Government are giving free supplements to those who need them
Full list of people who will receive free vitamin D supplements from 2021
The UK Government will be giving vulnerable people free vitamin D supplements from January to protect against vitamin deficiency.
The announcement was made as more than 2.5 million people in England are considered to be high risk and they will be given the chance to opt in for a supply to their homes by letter.
The free deliveries will start in January, providing four months worth of vitamin D, reports Manchester Evening News.
Public Health England (PHE) advises everyone to take 10 microgrammes of vitamin D per day between October and early March.
From about late March to the end of September, most people should be able to get all the vitamin D they need from natural sunlight.
Additionally, due to the Covid-19 pandemic and lockdown measures, many may have a higher risk of a vitamin D deficiency.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Health Secretary Matt Hancock said: “Because of the incredible sacrifices made by the British people to control the virus, many of us have spent more time indoors this year and could be deficient in vitamin D.
“The Government is taking action to ensure vulnerable individuals can access a free supply to last them through the darker winter months.
“This will support their general health, keep their bones and muscles healthy and crucially reduce the pressure on our NHS.”
Anyone who can purchase vitamin D supplements is advised to start taking them now, even if eligible for a delivery next year.
Research is ongoing to investigate the link between vitamin D and Covid-19 protection, including a project at Queen Mary University investigating if correcting people’s vitamin D deficiencies over winter can reduce the risk and/or severity of Covid-19 and other acute respiratory infections.
Image: Getty Images/Cultura RF) Getty Images/Cultura RF)
Mr Hancock has asked PHE and the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (Nice) to re-review existing evidence on the link between vitamin D and Covid-19 “to ensure we explore every potential opportunity to beat this virus”.
Its chief executive Craig Jones said: “While more evidence is needed to confirm its role in boosting immunity to respiratory infections, vitamin D is already proven to play a major role in keeping muscles and bone healthy.
“People’s natural levels of vitamin D from exposure to sunlight will be lower right now, due to shorter daylight hours and less time spent outdoors during lockdown.
“As a result, the risk of falls and broken bones may be increasing for people with the fragile bone condition osteoporosis during the course of the pandemic.
“That’s why we recommend everyone takes a 10 microgram (400IU) vitamin D supplement at least during the winter to improve bone health, ideally combined with a balanced healthy diet and regular physical activity, even in people’s gardens.”
People on the clinically extremely vulnerable list will be offered a free supply of vitamin D from the government.
According to the NHS, People at high risk (clinically extremely vulnerable) may be at high risk from coronavirus if they:


thedailymirror--2020-11-29--New Wrexham owners Reynolds and McElhenney to be advised by ex-Liverpool chief

Former Liverpool chief executive Peter Moore has revealed he will act as an advisor to new Wrexham owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney .
The Hollywood stars completed their takeover of the National League club earlier this month after winning the approval of its Supporters ’ Trust .
Moore tweeted : “ I ’ ll provide help as an advisor to the club that gave me so many great moments in the historic seasons of the 70 ’ s , and to the community in which I lived before leaving for the US…not be as an employee or in a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that wants to give back.
” Moore , who has family connections in the north Wales town , joined Liverpool in June 2017 before relinquishing the role in August .
He has previously fulfilled executive roles with Reebok , Sega , Microsoft and EA Sports .
Reynolds and McElhenney will complete a sensational takeover of the Welsh club after supporters voted overwhelmingly in favour of their proposal .
A vote from the Wrexham Supporters Trust ( WST ) saw an overwhelming 98.6 % back the takeover .
The two actors have already declared @ @ @ @ @ @ @ global force '' .
`` This is the third-oldest club on the planet and we do n't see why it ca n't have a global appeal , '' said former Golden Globe-nominee Reynolds earlier this month .
`` We want Wrexham to be a global force .
Our intention is to become part of the Wrexham story rather than Wrexham becoming part of our story . ''
A mission statement added : `` Our goal is to grow the team and return it to the EFL in front of increased attendances at an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ provide comprehensive financial support for the manager and his coaching team and build a sustainable model which will attract the best players and staff to the Racecourse Ground . ''
The takeover of the National League side is thought to be worth around £2million .
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The Hollywood duo completed their takeover of the Welsh club earlier this month after winning the approval of its Supporters’ Trust
New Wrexham owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney to be advised by ex-Liverpool CEO
Former Liverpool chief executive Peter Moore has revealed he will act as an advisor to new Wrexham owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney.
The Hollywood stars completed their takeover of the National League club earlier this month after winning the approval of its Supporters’ Trust.
Moore tweeted: “I’ll provide help as an advisor to the club that gave me so many great moments in the historic seasons of the 70’s, and to the community in which I lived before leaving for the US…not be as an employee or in a full-time capacity, but just as someone that wants to give back.”
Moore, who has family connections in the north Wales town, joined Liverpool in June 2017 before relinquishing the role in August.
He has previously fulfilled executive roles with Reebok, Sega, Microsoft and EA Sports.
Image: David Fernandez/EPA-EFE/REX) David Fernandez/EPA-EFE/REX)
Reynolds and McElhenney will complete a sensational takeover of the Welsh club after supporters voted overwhelmingly in favour of their proposal.
A vote from the Wrexham Supporters Trust (WST) saw an overwhelming 98.6% back the takeover.
The two actors have already declared they want to make Wrexham a "global force".
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
"This is the third-oldest club on the planet and we don't see why it can't have a global appeal," said former Golden Globe-nominee Reynolds earlier this month.
"We want Wrexham to be a global force. Our intention is to become part of the Wrexham story rather than Wrexham becoming part of our story."
A mission statement added: "Our goal is to grow the team and return it to the EFL in front of increased attendances at an improved stadium.
"We want to provide comprehensive financial support for the manager and his coaching team and build a sustainable model which will attract the best players and staff to the Racecourse Ground."
The takeover of the National League side is thought to be worth around £2million.
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thedailymirror--2020-11-29--Katie Price caught putting filter on Princess' face after jaw-dropping makeover

Katie Price has been slammed by followers after putting a filter on her teenage daughter 's face .
The mum of five came after fire after sharing a series of snaps and videos of Princess with a jaw-dropping makeover , with the 13-year-old girl looking far older than her years with straightened hair , false eyelashes and a full face of makeup .
Former glamour model Katie gushed over her teen girl and bragged the blonde beauty is her `` mini-me '' .
But despite the heavy makeup - including full eyebrows , smoky eyeshadow and glossy lips - Katie @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a filter on her Instagram video .
`` Like mother like daughter , '' she captioned the Boomerang clip , which showed her flicking her own straightened locks as she pouted into the lens before panning the camera to Princess , who copied her mum with her own kissing-face pose .
Fans were quick to spot the filter she 'd used on her video did n't quite fit her face , as the Instagram-generated false eyelash was superimposed over her hair when she shifted suddenly to glance over her shoulder .
`` The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hair , '' one fan laughed in the comments section .
Others called her out for slapping a filter over Princess .
`` Katie , what are you doing ?
You don ’ t need to edit yourself this much !
!
( Or your beautiful daughter ) , '' wrote one .
`` Princess is gorgeous with out the filters , hate it when people put filters on their kids , '' said another .
A third wrote : `` I hope she has more peace of mind than her mother she @ @ @ @ @ @ @ like this . ''
And a forth commented : `` Shame you ’ ve encouraged to cake her in makeup at 13 kids don ’ t wan na be kids anymore ... .. '' '' She ’ s a natural beauty no need for all that make up , '' added another follower .
Princess 's dad Peter Andre is yet to comment on his daughter 's new look , but has previously objected to Katie beautifying her with makeup .
In 2010 he slammed his ex-wife when she shared a picture of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ curly hair straightened .
`` It 's a young girl with false eyelashes , full makeup for the whole world to see .
To be honest I 'm disgusted with it - I do n't want to see that , '' he said at the time .
He made another dig at Katie in 2018 while commenting on The Saturdays singer Una Healy 's decision to let her daughter Aoife-Belle wear cosmetics .
`` A lot of kids love dressing up like mum , but personally I do n't like posting pictures like @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of attention , '' he wrote in his new !
magazine column .
`` I 'm not having a go or saying that her intentions were anything but positive , but it 's something I do n't do . ''

Katie Price has been relentlessly questioned by fans after slapping an Instagram filter over her 13-year-old daughter Princess's face, after they both got their hair and makeup done for fun
Katie Price caught putting a filter on Princess' face as they pose in matching makeup
Katie Price has been slammed by followers after putting a filter on her teenage daughter's face.
The mum of five came after fire after sharing a series of snaps and videos of Princess with a jaw-dropping makeover, with the 13-year-old girl looking far older than her years with straightened hair, false eyelashes and a full face of makeup.
Former glamour model Katie gushed over her teen girl and bragged the blonde beauty is her "mini-me".
But despite the heavy makeup - including full eyebrows, smoky eyeshadow and glossy lips - Katie still edited Princess' face by using a filter on her Instagram video.
Image: katieprice/Instagram) katieprice/Instagram)
"Like mother like daughter," she captioned the Boomerang clip, which showed her flicking her own straightened locks as she pouted into the lens before panning the camera to Princess, who copied her mum with her own kissing-face pose.
Fans were quick to spot the filter she'd used on her video didn't quite fit her face, as the Instagram-generated false eyelash was superimposed over her hair when she shifted suddenly to glance over her shoulder.
"The filter moved the eyes lash into Kate hair," one fan laughed in the comments section.
Image: katieprice/Instagram) katieprice/Instagram)
Image: katieprice/Instagram) katieprice/Instagram)
Others called her out for slapping a filter over Princess.
"Katie, what are you doing? You don’t need to edit yourself this much!! (Or your beautiful daughter)," wrote one.
"Princess is gorgeous with out the filters, hate it when people put filters on their kids," said another.
A third wrote: "I hope she has more peace of mind than her mother she doesn’t need to be acting like this."
And a forth commented: "Shame you’ve encouraged to cake her in makeup at 13 kids don’t wanna be kids anymore....."
Image: Princess Andre/Instagram) Princess Andre/Instagram) Image: katieprice/Instagram) katieprice/Instagram)
"She’s a natural beauty no need for all that make up," added another follower.
Princess's dad Peter Andre is yet to comment on his daughter's new look, but has previously objected to Katie beautifying her with makeup.
In 2010 he slammed his ex-wife when she shared a picture of young Princess in full makeup with her curly hair straightened.
"It's a young girl with false eyelashes, full makeup for the whole world to see. To be honest I'm disgusted with it - I don't want to see that," he said at the time.
Image: Twitter) Twitter)
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
He made another dig at Katie in 2018 while commenting on The Saturdays singer Una Healy's decision to let her daughter Aoife-Belle wear cosmetics.
"A lot of kids love dressing up like mum, but personally I don't like posting pictures like that because it attracts the wrong kind of attention," he wrote in his new! magazine column.
"I'm not having a go or saying that her intentions were anything but positive, but it's something I don't do."


thedailymirror--2020-11-29--The Crown 'offensively misrepresented' Queen's attitude to Falklands War

Two Royal Navy commanders have accused The Crown of misrepresenting the Queen in a `` disgracefully dishonest and exploitative '' way .
Admiral Lord West and Rear Admiral Dr Chris Parry , who both fought in the Falklands War , say the drama is `` offensive '' in it 's depiction of the Queen 's attitude towards the war .
It is felt that there should be a `` disclaimer before each episode '' so viewers know that it is `` heavily dramatised '' .
And it was the scene in which the Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher , played by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ played by Olivia Colman , that she has to finish their meeting to go to the victory parade to celebrate the end of the war that has caused the most anger .
In scenes followed her Majesty is seen watching the parade on television while Mrs Thatcher waves to crowds lining the streets of the City of London .
In reality , this meeting did not happen as on that day , October 12 , 1982 , Her Majesty and Prince Philip were 9,000 miles away on an official tour of the Pacific @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : `` The depiction of the Queen in relation to the Falklands War is absolute rubbish .
`` Any suggestion the Queen would have required the Prime Minister or anyone else to remind her a victory parade was taking place is fanciful and offensive .
`` The Crown has reduced an important chapter in British military history to cheap soap-opera fodder .
I dread to think anyone could take this portrayal of the Queen seriously . ''
In another inaccuracy , Prince Andrew is seen landing a helicopter at Balmoral to announce his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the publication : `` Prince Andrew was n't qualified to fly the Wessex rescue helicopter used in The Crown .
And his uniform and equipment are wrong .
`` But these errors pale into insignificance when compared to the depiction of Her Majesty , which is disgracefully dishonest and exploitative .
The Queen was fully engaged with all matters regarding the Falklands campaign .
`` It was also understood and accepted by the Royal Family that Mrs Thatcher would attend the parade because the campaign was her victory and she had provided such @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be told The Crown is heavily dramatised .
Yet presently there is no such disclaimer before each episode . ''

Admiral Lord West and Rear Admiral Dr Chris Parry, who both fought in the Falklands War, say the drama is "offensive" in it's depiction of the Queen's attitude towards the war and say it should have a "disclaimer"
Two Royal Navy commanders have accused The Crown of misrepresenting the Queen in a "disgracefully dishonest and exploitative" way.
Admiral Lord West and Rear Admiral Dr Chris Parry, who both fought in the Falklands War, say the drama is "offensive" in it's depiction of the Queen's attitude towards the war.
It is felt that there should be a "disclaimer before each episode" so viewers know that it is "heavily dramatised".
And it was the scene in which the Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, played by Gillian Anderson, tells the Queen, played by Olivia Colman, that she has to finish their meeting to go to the victory parade to celebrate the end of the war that has caused the most anger.
In scenes followed her Majesty is seen watching the parade on television while Mrs Thatcher waves to crowds lining the streets of the City of London.
Image: ITV) ITV)
In reality, this meeting did not happen as on that day, October 12, 1982, Her Majesty and Prince Philip were 9,000 miles away on an official tour of the Pacific.
Lord West told Daily Mail Online: "The depiction of the Queen in relation to the Falklands War is absolute rubbish.
"Any suggestion the Queen would have required the Prime Minister or anyone else to remind her a victory parade was taking place is fanciful and offensive.
Image: PA) PA)
"The Crown has reduced an important chapter in British military history to cheap soap-opera fodder. I dread to think anyone could take this portrayal of the Queen seriously."
In another inaccuracy, Prince Andrew is seen landing a helicopter at Balmoral to announce his part in the war.
But Rear Admiral Dr Parry put the inaccuracies straight.
Image: Netflix) Netflix)
He told the publication: "Prince Andrew wasn't qualified to fly the Wessex rescue helicopter used in The Crown. And his uniform and equipment are wrong.
"But these errors pale into insignificance when compared to the depiction of Her Majesty, which is disgracefully dishonest and exploitative. The Queen was fully engaged with all matters regarding the Falklands campaign.
"It was also understood and accepted by the Royal Family that Mrs Thatcher would attend the parade because the campaign was her victory and she had provided such remarkable political leadership.
"Viewers should be told The Crown is heavily dramatised. Yet presently there is no such disclaimer before each episode."


thedailymirror--2020-11-30--Trump tells Biden to get well soon after rival slips while playing with dog

Donald Trump has told Joe Biden to `` get well soon '' after the President-elect fractured his foot while playing with one of his dogs .
The Democrat 's office initially said the ex-Senator did n't appear to have suffered any broken bones , before a later scan showed the tumble caused a hairline fracture .
The incident happened on Saturday , with the 78-year-old Democrat visiting an orthopedist in Delaware on Sunday for x-rays and a CT scan `` out of an abundance of caution '' .
Biden , who served as Vice President to Barack Obama until 2016 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Shepherd Major .
`` Initial X-rays are reassuring that there is no obvious fracture , '' Biden 's personal physician Kevin O'Connor said in a separate statement distributed by Biden 's office .
O'Connor said Biden would get another scan for more detailed imaging .
He then said that second scan `` confirmed hairline ( small ) fractures of President-elect Biden 's lateral and intermediate cuneiform bones , which are in the mid-foot '' .
`` It is anticipated that he will likely require a walking boot for several weeks , '' O'Conner @ @ @ @ @ @ @ still be in the boot for his inauguration on January 20 .
He was snapped by NBC News getting into a vehicle outside the doctor 's office last night , with Trump - who is still holding out hope he can overturn the election result , sharing the post and wishing his rival well .
The Bidens adopted Major in 2018 , after welcoming their first dog , Champ , following the 2008 election .
An Instagram fan page for Biden 's dogs , @ first_dogs_usa , also shared an `` apology '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ statement , citing the fact he is `` still a puppy & very high energy '' .
Biden officials have said Major will become the first rescue dog to live in the White House .
After defeating Trump on November 3 , Biden will be the oldest person ever to assume the office .
Trump - who will become the fourth President to be ousted after only one term - has been consistently unflattering towards Biden throughout the campaign , claiming he is both corrupt and too old to be President .
Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ doctors report in December disclosed Biden takes statin to keep his cholesterol at healthy levels , but he was nonetheless described as `` healthy , vigorous '' and `` fit to successfully execute the duties of the Presidency '' .
His health is likely to be watched closely by allies and opponents alike .

Joe Biden suffered a hairline fracture to his foot while playing with rescue dog Major and will be wearing a walking boot for weeks as he prepares to takeover at the White House
Donald Trump tells Joe Biden to get well soon after he fractures foot by playing with dog
Donald Trump has told Joe Biden to "get well soon" after the President-elect fractured his foot while playing with one of his dogs.
The Democrat's office initially said the ex-Senator didn't appear to have suffered any broken bones, before a later scan showed the tumble caused a hairline fracture.
The incident happened on Saturday, with the 78-year-old Democrat visiting an orthopedist in Delaware on Sunday for x-rays and a CT scan "out of an abundance of caution".
Biden, who served as Vice President to Barack Obama until 2016, was playing tug-of-war with his German Shepherd Major.
"Initial X-rays are reassuring that there is no obvious
fracture," Biden's personal physician Kevin O'Connor said in a
separate statement distributed by Biden's office.
Image: delawarehumane/Instagram) delawarehumane/Instagram)
O'Connor said Biden would get another scan for more detailed
imaging.
He then said that second scan "confirmed hairline (small) fractures of President-elect Biden's lateral and intermediate cuneiform bones, which are in the mid-foot".
"It is anticipated that he will likely require a walking boot for several weeks," O'Conner added.
The soon-to-be US leader could still be in the boot for his inauguration on January 20.
He was snapped by NBC News getting into a vehicle outside the doctor's office last night, with Trump - who is still holding out hope he can overturn the election result, sharing the post and wishing his rival well.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
The Bidens adopted Major in 2018, after welcoming their first dog, Champ, following the 2008 election.
An Instagram fan page for Biden's dogs, @first_dogs_usa, also shared an "apology" from Major and an "official" statement, citing the fact he is "still a puppy & very high energy".
Biden officials have said Major will become the first rescue dog to live in the White House.
After defeating Trump on November 3, Biden will be the oldest person ever to assume the office.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
Trump - who will become the fourth President to be ousted after only one term - has been consistently unflattering towards Biden throughout the campaign, claiming he is both corrupt and too old to be President.
Trump is only three years younger.
A doctors report in December disclosed Biden takes statin to keep his cholesterol at healthy levels, but he was nonetheless described as "healthy, vigorous" and "fit to successfully execute the duties of the Presidency".
His health is likely to be watched closely by allies and opponents alike.


thedailymirror--2020-11-30--Arteta delivers worrying Thomas Partey injury update as Arsenal woes continue

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has delivered a worrying update on Thomas Partey after he was ruled out of Sunday ’ s defeat to Wolves .
Partey has not featured since he was taken off during the 3-0 loss to Aston Villa before the international break .
It was thought the Ghanian had sustained a thigh problem - but it appears that the blow is worse than that .
Arteta admitted that Partey was desperate to get back out on the pitch , but it would still be a few weeks until that would be possible .
“ He had an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he wanted to continue the second half , ” said Arteta .
“ We knew it was a significant injury .
He ’ s done very well and he ’ s working very hard , he wants to be available .
“ Hopefully we can get him back soon but it ’ s an area we need to be careful and we need to be protective with the player .
“ I don ’ t think he will be with us in the next few games.
” Meanwhile , the Gunners sit down @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and pressure is starting to mount on Arteta ’ s shoulders after suffering three consecutive league defeats .
But the Spaniard insists he is not worrying about his job , only on getting the best out of his players .
“ It ’ s something that the day I decided to be a coach I know that one day I will be sacked or leave the football club , ” he added .
“ I don ’ t know if it ’ s the day after I sign my contact , in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ year ’ s time or six months ’ time .
I never worry about it .
“ My only concern is to get the best out of the players , give the best possible service to the club and become better and better .
“ I know , I repeat , in this profession , one day I will get the sack or leave but I don ’ t know when that is going to happen.
” When asked if he was concerned by his team ’ s recent poor run , Arteta @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lose three games in a row for different reasons at home .
I am really concerned , I am responsible for that .
”

Thomas Partey has not featured for Arsenal since before the international break, and Mikel Arteta has delivered some bad news about a potential return date for the Ghanian
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has delivered a worrying update on Thomas Partey after he was ruled out of Sunday’s defeat to Wolves.
Partey has not featured since he was taken off during the 3-0 loss to Aston Villa before the international break.
It was thought the Ghanian had sustained a thigh problem - but it appears that the blow is worse than that.
Arteta admitted that Partey was desperate to get back out on the pitch, but it would still be a few weeks until that would be possible.
“He had an injury very early in the game, he wanted to continue the second half,” said Arteta.
Image: Arsenal FC via Getty Images) Arsenal FC via Getty Images)
“We knew it was a significant injury. He’s done very well and he’s working very hard, he wants to be available.
“Hopefully we can get him back soon but it’s an area we need to be careful and we need to be protective with the player.
“I don’t think he will be with us in the next few games.”
Meanwhile, the Gunners sit down in 14th place in the Premier League, and pressure is starting to mount on Arteta’s shoulders after suffering three consecutive league defeats.
But the Spaniard insists he is not worrying about his job, only on getting the best out of his players.
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“It’s something that the day I decided to be a coach I know that one day I will be sacked or leave the football club,” he added.
“I don’t know if it’s the day after I sign my contact, in a month’s time, a year’s time or six months’ time. I never worry about it.
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“My only concern is to get the best out of the players, give the best possible service to the club and become better and better.
“I know, I repeat, in this profession, one day I will get the sack or leave but I don’t know when that is going to happen.”
When asked if he was concerned by his team’s recent poor run, Arteta admitted: “It is when you lose three games in a row for different reasons at home. I am really concerned, I am responsible for that.”


thedailymirror--2020-11-30--New Year’s Eve pub trips with friends banned as No10 issues strict Covid warning

Ringing in the new year at the pub with friends is banned for 99 per cent of Brits , with the Government warning there will be no exceptions to the severe restrictions .
Heading to the pub or a house party to mark the arrival of 2021 , with new guidance for Christmas reiterating `` everyone must follow the rules on where you can go '' .
Westminster and the devolved governments across the UK have agreed to allow a temporary easing of restrictions between December 23 and 27 to allow up to three households to mix .
From Wednesday @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people in England will be in Tiers 2 or 3 , banning mixing doors as Boris Johnson 's national lockdown comes to an end .
And those measures - which also include a ban on going to the pub unless it serves substantial meals and only with people in your household - must be adhered to in the final days of December and into January 1 .
In Tier 3 , which consists of around 23.3 million people living in large swathes of the Midlands , North East and North West , pubs @ @ @ @ @ @ @ drinks .
The government 's guidance says : `` You must follow the rules on where you can go and who you can meet , including on New Year ’ s Eve .
`` Your Christmas bubble will no longer apply . ''
Mr Johnson has emphasised the tiers will be reviewed every two weeks , with the first on December 16 .
The Prime Minister reportedly faces a mutiny from up to 70 Tory MPs after laying out which areas would be subject to which tiers , with only Cornwall , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Scilly in Tier 1 - amounting to 714,000 people .
MPs will vote on the Tiers plan on Tuesday .
Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham has been told the area will likely be downgraded from Tier 3 to Tier 2 , The Sunday Times reported .
In a letter sent to colleagues on Saturday , Mr Johnson reportedly said the new system would include a `` sunset clause '' or expiry date of February 3 .
Around 16 million people in Tier 3 areas are expected to be downgraded to Tier 2 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ after Professor Chris Whitty indicated that Tier 2 measures are unlikely to reduce infections , while reports suggest the tiers will be fixed until mid-January when the impact of the Christmas window is fully known .
Chris Whitty , the chief medical officer for England , however , put the dampeners on the prospect of widespread easing prior to Christmas , arguing `` almost certainly anywhere that goes into Tier 1 ” will experience a rise in cases '' .
He said the Government could only risk dropping areas into the bottom tier @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' , with winter being a notoriously difficult time for the already stretched NHS .
Professor Whitty added that only when vaccines are rolled out next year could the country `` little by little '' begin to `` walk out of this down the tiers '' .

The Government has issued new guidance for Christmas which reiterates pub trips with people outside your household bubble are banned with restrictions back to normal after five-day easing
Ringing in the new year at the pub with friends is banned for 99 per cent of Brits, with the Government warning there will be no exceptions to the severe restrictions.
Heading to the pub or a house party to mark the arrival of 2021, with new guidance for Christmas reiterating "everyone must follow the rules on where you can go".
Westminster and the devolved governments across the UK have agreed to allow a temporary easing of restrictions between December 23 and 27 to allow up to three households to mix.
From Wednesday, all but a few hundred thousand people in England will be in Tiers 2 or 3, banning mixing doors as Boris Johnson's national lockdown comes to an end.
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And those measures - which also include a ban on going to the pub unless it serves substantial meals and only with people in your household - must be adhered to in the final days of December and into January 1.
In Tier 3, which consists of around 23.3 million people living in large swathes of the Midlands, North East and North West, pubs and restaurants are closed except for takeaway drinks.
The government's guidance says: "You must follow the rules on where you can go and who you can meet, including on New Year’s Eve.
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"Your Christmas bubble will no longer apply."
Mr Johnson has emphasised the tiers will be reviewed every two weeks, with the first on December 16.
The Prime Minister reportedly faces a mutiny from up to 70 Tory MPs after laying out which areas would be subject to which tiers, with only Cornwall, the Isle of Wight and the Isles of Scilly in Tier 1 - amounting to 714,000 people.
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MPs will vote on the Tiers plan on Tuesday.
Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham has been told the area will likely be downgraded from Tier 3 to Tier 2, The Sunday Times reported.
In a letter sent to colleagues on Saturday, Mr Johnson reportedly said the new system would include a "sunset clause" or expiry date of February 3.
Around 16 million people in Tier 3 areas are expected to be downgraded to Tier 2 at the first review.
It comes after Professor Chris Whitty indicated that Tier 2 measures are unlikely to reduce infections, while reports suggest the tiers will be fixed until mid-January when the impact of the Christmas window is fully known.
Chris Whitty, the chief medical officer for England, however, put the dampeners on the prospect of widespread easing prior to Christmas, arguing "almost certainly anywhere that goes into Tier 1” will experience a rise in cases".
He said the Government could only risk dropping areas into the bottom tier if they're "very confident indeed", with winter being a notoriously difficult time for the already stretched NHS.
Professor Whitty added that only when vaccines are rolled out next year could the country "little by little" begin to "walk out of this down the tiers".


thedailymirror--2020-11-30--Jeremy Clarkson spent lockdown drinking '500 cases of rose' and gained 2 stone

Jeremy Clarkson is blaming rose wine after he piled back on more than the two stone he lost last year during lockdown .
The Grand Tour presenter ordered “ 500 cases of rose ” when the country came to a halt in March , and spent the quarantine period “ just sitting in and drinking it ” .
Sounds like quite a pleasant use of the time .
A health kick in 2019 saw the motoring fanatic take up cycling and shed two stone .
As a result of his lockdown hobby , he admits : “ It ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bit more.
” As the second lockdown kicked in he said he would attempt to add “ strategy ” to his lockdown routine of “ the massive drinking ” of the first quarantine sessions , but couldn ’ t promise to cut down .
Jeremy , 60 , took up cycling in 2018 during his “ gap year to Indochina ” , where he rode 3km every day .
He said last year he earned his daily dose of wine by getting on his bike , and shed an impressive amount of weight @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Tour special , which airs in December .
This year , due to lockdown restrictions , he has been unable to keep up the same level of cycling ( the drinking wasn ’ t so difficult to maintain ) though he has been keeping active at his Cotswolds farm , Diddly Squat .
“ There ’ s plenty to do on the farm , ” he says , which cameras have been chronicling .
“ That ’ s what ’ s been keeping me busy over the past 12 months , filming the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : A Massive Hunt will launch Friday 18th December on Amazon Prime Video .
Grand Tour host James May says he and longstanding co-presenters Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond were “ snooty ” at the suggestion Top Gear should ever leave its home of BBC 2 - after the new trio of hosts boasted they ’ d bagged a “ promotion ” by being bumped to BBC 1 .
James says the former presenters preferred not being on the Beeb ’ s main channel because they could get away with more .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ esoteric to be on BBC 2 , ” he says .
“ The BBC is a bit like being at school .
`` There ’ s grown ups to do the grown up stuff .
`` They probably weren ’ t watching you quite as carefully on BBC 2 as they were on BBC 1 - BBC 1 was family , and it had to be in a safe pair of hands and it had to be inoffensive .
“ Being on BBC 2 was a bit like sitting at the back in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ say ‘ b******s ’ and see if you could get away with it.
” Admitting the move to the more family-friendly channel “ may have come up ” during their tenure , he says : “ We would have always been a bit snooty about that .
”

The Grand Tour presenter revealed he spent lockdown sitting at home and drinking a bumper order of rose wine, reversing the weight loss success of 2019, when he took up cycling
Jeremy Clarkson is blaming rose wine after he piled back on more than the two stone he lost last year during lockdown.
The Grand Tour presenter ordered “500 cases of rose” when the country came to a halt in March, and spent the quarantine period “just sitting in and drinking it”.
Sounds like quite a pleasant use of the time.
A health kick in 2019 saw the motoring fanatic take up cycling and shed two stone.
As a result of his lockdown hobby, he admits: “It’s all back on - and a little bit more.”
As the second lockdown kicked in he said he would attempt to add “strategy” to his lockdown routine of “the massive drinking” of the first quarantine sessions, but couldn’t promise to cut down.
Jeremy, 60, took up cycling in 2018 during his “gap year to Indochina”, where he rode 3km every day.
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He said last year he earned his daily dose of wine by getting on his bike, and shed an impressive amount of weight before filming in Madagascar for the Grand Tour special, which airs in December.
This year, due to lockdown restrictions, he has been unable to keep up the same level of cycling (the drinking wasn’t so difficult to maintain) though he has been keeping active at his Cotswolds farm, Diddly Squat.
“There’s plenty to do on the farm,” he says, which cameras have been chronicling.
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“That’s what’s been keeping me busy over the past 12 months, filming the farm show.”
The Grand Tour presents: A Massive Hunt will launch Friday 18th December on Amazon Prime Video.
Trio 'snooty' at Top Gear's move to BBC 1
Grand Tour host James May says he and longstanding co-presenters Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond were “snooty” at the suggestion Top Gear should ever leave its home of BBC 2 - after the new trio of hosts boasted they’d bagged a “promotion” by being bumped to BBC 1.
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James says the former presenters preferred not being on the Beeb’s main channel because they could get away with more.
“We think it’s slightly more esoteric to be on BBC 2,” he says. “The BBC is a bit like being at school.
"There’s grown ups to do the grown up stuff.
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"They probably weren’t watching you quite as carefully on BBC 2 as they were on BBC 1 - BBC 1 was family, and it had to be in a safe pair of hands and it had to be inoffensive.
“Being on BBC 2 was a bit like sitting at the back in RE at school - you could quietly say ‘b******s’ and see if you could get away with it.”
Admitting the move to the more family-friendly channel “may have come up” during their tenure, he says: “We would have always been a bit snooty about that.”


thedailymirror--2020-11-29--Star Wars' David Prowse's daughter's heartache at 'hospital ban before he died'

Star Wars legend David Prowse died without saying goodbye to his family , his heartbroken daughter has revealed .
The 85-year-old , who played Darth Vader in the celebrated sci-fi movies , passed away on Saturday leading to an outpouring of tributes from fans and his fellow co-stars .
The 6ft 6in Bristol-born star was a former body-builder before playing the legendary villain , as well as becoming a road safety icon as the superhero , The The Green Cross Man .
His daughter Rachel , 50 , has told The Sun that he died from coronavirus and died in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ had previously been diagnosed with Alzheimer 's .
Tributes were led by Mark Hamill , 69 , who played Luke Skywalker in the film franchise .
He tweeted : “ So sad to hear David Prowse has passed .
He was a kind man & much more than Darth Vader .
`` Actor , Husband , Father , Member of the Order of the British Empire , three-time British Weightlifting Champion and Safety Icon the Green Cross Code Man .
“ He loved his fans as much as they loved him.
” Speaking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : `` He might have looked quite scary but as a person he was a sweet , kind and generous man .
`` He really was a gentle giant .
And to us he was our dad . ''
Rachel went on to say that she was heartbroken that she could n't say a proper goodbye because due to `` Covid restrictions meant we did not get to see him . ''
She said that the nurses `` said what a cool guy he was '' when collecting his belongings from the hospital @ @ @ @ @ @ @ such a larger-than-life character .
He would have loved to see himself trending on Twitter.
” David started his career as a bodybuilder , weightlifter and personal trainer , counting Superman star Christopher Reeve among his clients .
He portrayed Luke Skywalker 's ominous nemesis in the original trilogy Star Wars films , although the character 's voice was famously provided by US actor James Earl Jones .
The Bristolian was reportedly nicknamed 'Darth Farmer ' by his late Star Wars co-star Carrie Fisher , because of his strong West Country accent .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ news in a statement on Sunday morning .
`` May the force be with him , always ! ''
he wrote .
`` Though famous for playing many monsters - for myself , and all who knew Dave and worked with him , he was a hero in our lives . ''
He described the much loved actor 's passing as `` a truly and deeply heart-wrenching loss for us and millions of fans all over the world '' .
Prowse was a familiar face on UK television for decades , with roles @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Two Ronnies , The Kenneth Williams Show and The Morecambe & Wise Show .
In recent years he also starred in series Mission Backup Earth and Southern Troopers .
While one role that the British actor was most proud of , was playing the Green Cross Code Man – helping educate millions in the UK how to safely cross the street .
The star described the role as the `` best job I ever had '' – and he was awarded an MBE for his work in promoting road safety in 2000 .
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David Prowse's daughter has said that restrictions as a result of the coronavirus pandemic meant they could not say goodbye to the Star Wars legend in person
Darth Vader star David Prowse didn't get to wish family goodbye due to Covid rules
Star Wars legend David Prowse died without saying goodbye to his family, his heartbroken daughter has revealed.
The 85-year-old, who played Darth Vader in the celebrated sci-fi movies, passed away on Saturday leading to an outpouring of tributes from fans and his fellow co-stars.
The 6ft 6in Bristol-born star was a former body-builder before playing the legendary villain, as well as becoming a road safety icon as the superhero, The The Green Cross Man.
His daughter Rachel, 50, has told The Sun that he died following two weeks in hospital. He had previously been diagnosed with Alzheimer's.
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Tributes were led by Mark Hamill, 69, who played Luke Skywalker in the film franchise. He tweeted: “So sad to hear David Prowse has passed. He was a kind man & much more than Darth Vader.
"Actor, Husband, Father, Member of the Order of the British Empire, three-time British Weightlifting Champion and Safety Icon the Green Cross Code Man.
“He loved his fans as much as they loved him.”
David died on Saturday after a short illness, his agent Thomas Bowington said in a Facebook post.
Speaking out about her father, Rachel said: "He might have looked quite scary but as a person he was a sweet, kind and generous man.
"He really was a gentle giant. And to us he was our dad."
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Rachel went on to say that she was heartbroken that she couldn't say a proper goodbye because due to "Covid restrictions meant we did not get to see him."
She said that the nurses "said what a cool guy he was" when collecting his belongings from the hospital.
Rachel added: "He was such a larger-than-life character. He would have loved to see himself trending on Twitter.”
David started his career as a bodybuilder, weightlifter and personal trainer, counting Superman star Christopher Reeve among his clients.
He portrayed Luke Skywalker's ominous nemesis in the original trilogy Star Wars films, although the character's voice was famously provided by US actor James Earl Jones.
The Bristolian was reportedly nicknamed 'Darth Farmer' by his late Star Wars co-star Carrie Fisher, because of his strong West Country accent.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
His agent Thomas Bowington confirmed the sad news in a statement on Sunday morning.
"May the force be with him, always!" he wrote.
"Though famous for playing many monsters - for myself, and all who knew Dave and worked with him, he was a hero in our lives."
He described the much loved actor's passing as "a truly and deeply heart-wrenching loss for us and millions of fans all over the world".
Prowse was a familiar face on UK television for decades, with roles in Doctor Who in 1972, The Two Ronnies, The Kenneth Williams Show and The Morecambe & Wise Show.
In recent years he also starred in series Mission Backup Earth and Southern Troopers.
While one role that the British actor was most proud of, was playing the Green Cross Code Man – helping educate millions in the UK how to safely cross the street.
The star described the role as the "best job I ever had" – and he was awarded an MBE for his work in promoting road safety in 2000.
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thedailymirror--2020-11-29--Utah monolith mystery deepens as object disappears just days after being found

A mysterious monolith that was discovered in the Utah desert , leaving onlookers baffled , has disappeared .
The object was originally spotted on November 18 by state officials who were helping to count sheep from a helicopter .
There have been a few theories as to what it could mean , but none of them has been confirmed .
The structure believed to be man made , was approximately 12ft tall , planted deep in the ground and made of a shiny metal , setting it off from the red rock around it .
But just as mysteriously as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ disappeared .
Officials have said its removal had nothing to do with them and could instead be down to an `` unknown party '' .
The Utah Bureau of Land Management said in a statement : `` We have received credible reports that the illegally installed structure , referred to as the `` monolith '' , has been removed from Bureau of Land Management public lands by an unknown party . ''
The BLM said the structure , which it described as `` private property '' , had been removed by `` a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of November 27 .
It added that any criminal investigation would be handled by the local sheriff 's office .
The exact whereabouts of the monolith was never disclosed by officials but internet sleuths quickly pinpointed its precise location , leading to a number of intrepid sightseers making the difficult journey to see it .
One of those , Matt Misbach , told the PA news agency he arrived early on November 28 to discover it had already gone .
He said : `` I got there early Saturday morning .
`` When @ @ @ @ @ @ @ still in their sleeping bags camping at the site .
They got there at 2am that morning .
`` The monolith was gone when they arrived . ''
He said other observers told him the monolith had still been there the previous evening .
The metal obelisk had been embedded into the red earth .
Helicopter pilot Bret Hutchings , who was among the party that discovered it , described it as `` about the strangest thing that I 've come across out there in all my years of flying '' .
He @ @ @ @ @ @ @ best guess was that it had been put there by a `` new wave artist '' or a fan of 2001 : A Space Odyssey .

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The structure believed to be man made, was approximately 12ft tall, planted deep in the ground and made of a shiny metal, setting it off from the red rock around it. It has mysteriously disappeared
Utah monolith mystery deepens as object disappears just days after being found
A mysterious monolith that was discovered in the Utah desert, leaving onlookers baffled, has disappeared.
The object was originally spotted on November 18 by state officials who were helping to count sheep from a helicopter.
There have been a few theories as to what it could mean, but none of them has been confirmed.
The structure believed to be man made, was approximately 12ft tall, planted deep in the ground and made of a shiny metal, setting it off from the red rock around it.
But just as mysteriously as it was found, it has now disappeared.
Officials have said its removal had nothing to do with them and could instead be down to an "unknown party".
Image: @davidsurber_ via REUTERS) @davidsurber_ via REUTERS)
The Utah Bureau of Land Management said in a statement: "We have received credible reports that the illegally installed structure, referred to as the "monolith", has been removed from Bureau of Land Management public lands by an unknown party."
The BLM said the structure, which it described as "private property", had been removed by "a person or group" on the evening of November 27.
It added that any criminal investigation would be handled by the local sheriff's office.
Image: Utah Department of Public Safety HANDOUT/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock) Utah Department of Public Safety HANDOUT/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock) Image: Facebook) Facebook)
The exact whereabouts of the monolith was never disclosed by officials but internet sleuths quickly pinpointed its precise location, leading to a number of intrepid sightseers making the difficult journey to see it.
One of those, Matt Misbach, told the PA news agency he arrived early on November 28 to discover it had already gone.
He said: "I got there early Saturday morning.
"When I arrived there were two young men still in their sleeping bags camping at the site. They got there at 2am that morning.
Image: Utah Department of Public Safety HANDOUT/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock) Utah Department of Public Safety HANDOUT/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock)
"The monolith was gone when they arrived."
He said other observers told him the monolith had still been there the previous evening.
The metal obelisk had been embedded into the red earth.
Helicopter pilot Bret Hutchings, who was among the party that discovered it, described it as "about the strangest thing that I've come across out there in all my years of flying".
He told local news channel KSL TV his best guess was that it had been put there by a "new wave artist" or a fan of 2001: A Space Odyssey.


thedailymirror--2020-11-30--UK coronavirus hospital death toll rises by 199 as infections drop in England

The UK 's coronavirus hospital death toll has increased by 199 amid a study that found infections have dropped by almost a third in England during the lockdown .
England reported 183 fatalities , Northern Ireland had 10 and Scotland and Wales both recorded three .
Tolls on Mondays tend to be lower due to a weekend lag in reporting fatalities .
By comparison , the number of deaths announced on recent Mondays was 190 on November 23 , 212 on November 16 , 185 on November 9 , 129 on November 2 and 103 on October 26 .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fatalities on August 17 , while the highest was 697 on April 13 when the UK was going through the initial peak of the pandemic .
Have you been affected by coronavirus ?
Email webnews @ mirror.co.uk .
Research by Imperial College London suggests coronavirus infections have dropped by almost a third in England during the second national lockdown .
Infections have decreased by more than half in the North East and North West , but prevalence remained high in the Midlands .
Scotland has recorded three deaths from coronavirus and 369 positive @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Nicola Sturgeon has announced .
The death toll under this measure - of people who first tested positive for the virus within the previous 28 days - is now 3,275 .
Speaking at the Scottish Government 's coronavirus briefing , the First Minister said the daily test positivity rate is 6.1 % , up from 5.2 % on Sunday .
Ms Sturgeon said there had been a `` technical issue '' with the reporting systems overnight meaning the figures reported may be `` slightly lower '' than expected .
A total of 95,058 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ up from 94,689 the previous day .
Of the new cases , 133 are in Greater Glasgow and Clyde , 49 in Lanarkshire , and 48 in Lothian .
There are 1,041 people in hospital confirmed to have the virus , a fall of eight in 24 hours .
Of these patients , 75 are in intensive care , down by one .
Pubs , bars , restaurants and cafes in Wales will be forced to stop selling alcohol and to shut by 6pm in a new round of restrictions that begin on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Minister Mark Drakeford has said .
The new regulations that come into force from 6pm on December 4 will also see cinemas , bowling alleys and other indoor entertainment venues forced to shut their doors until they are reviewed on December 17 .
The announcement comes just three weeks after the end of Wales 's 17-day firebreak lockdown and amid another rise in coronavirus cases particularly among under-25s in 17 of the country 's 22 local authorities .
Downing Street has declined to rule out the possibility of imposing a third national lockdown @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , the Prime Minister 's official spokesman said : `` The whole purpose of the regionalised tiered approach and the rationale behind placing places into individual tiers is to build on the gains that have already been made in terms of reducing the transmission of the virus , that 's why we 've introduced the approach . ''
Pressed again to rule out that a fresh national lockdown could be introduced , he said : `` You 've seen from stats this morning showing that Covid cases have fallen and we 've seen @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` We want to continue to see that trend , we want to continue to see the transmission rate of the virus decrease and that 's the purpose of the tiering approach . ''
Meanwhile , the minister responsible for the rollout of coronavirus vaccines has said the jabs will not be compulsory .
Health minister Nadhim Zahawi told BBC Radio 4 's World at One : `` I think it is right that it is voluntary .
`` People have to be allowed to decide for themselves whether they want to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , I think the very strong message that you will see , this is the way we return the whole country , and so it 's good for your family , it 's good for your community , it 's good for your country to be vaccinated .
`` And , ultimately people will have to make a decision . ''
Asked whether people who get the Covid-19 jab will receive some kind of `` immunity passport '' to show they have been vaccinated , Mr Zahawi said : `` We are looking @ @ @ @ @

Tory minister says a scotch egg "probably would count as a substantial meal"
Tory minister says a scotch egg "probably would count as a substantial meal"
The UK's Covid-19 death toll increased by 183 in England, 10 in Northern Ireland, three in Scotland and three in Wales as the minister responsible for the rollout of coronavirus vaccines said the jabs will not be compulsory
The UK's coronavirus hospital death toll has increased by 199 amid a study that found infections have dropped by almost a third in England during the lockdown.
England reported 183 fatalities, Northern Ireland had 10 and Scotland and Wales both recorded three to bring the UK hospital total to 47,399.
Tolls on Mondays tend to be lower due to a weekend lag in reporting fatalities.
By comparison, the number of deaths announced on recent Mondays was 190 on November 23, 212 on November 16, 185 on November 9, 129 on November 2 and 103 on October 26.
The lowest increase on a Monday was two fatalities on August 17, while the highest was 697 on April 13 when the UK was going through the initial peak of the pandemic.
Have you been affected by coronavirus? Email webnews@mirror.co.uk.
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NHS England announced a further 183 deaths, bringing the total number of fatalities in hospitals in England to 40,588.
The latest victims were aged between 52 and 95. All except three (aged 84 to 93) had known underlying health conditions.
By region, there were 57 deaths in North East & Yorkshire, 55 in the Midlands, 19 in the North West, 16 in the South East, 13 in London, 12 in the South West and 11 in the East.
Research by Imperial College London suggests coronavirus infections have dropped by almost a third in England during the second national lockdown.
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Regionally, the research suggests infections fell by more than half in the North West and North East, and were also down in Yorkshire and the Humber. But prevalence remained high in the East Midlands and West Midlands.
Downing Street has declined to rule out the possibility of imposing a third national lockdown on England.
Asked about the possibility, the Prime Minister's official spokesman said: "The whole purpose of the regionalised tiered approach and the rationale behind placing places into individual tiers is to build on the gains that have already been made in terms of reducing the transmission of the virus, that's why we've introduced the approach."
Pressed again to rule out that a fresh national lockdown could be introduced, he said: "You've seen from stats this morning showing that Covid cases have fallen and we've seen the R rate fall over previous weeks.
"We want to continue to see that trend, we want to continue to see the transmission rate of the virus decrease and that's the purpose of the tiering approach."
Northern Ireland's death toll increased by 10 to 996.
Scotland recorded three deaths from coronavirus and 369 positive cases in the past 24 hours, Nicola Sturgeon has announced.
The death toll under this measure - of people who first tested positive for the virus within the previous 28 days - is now 3,275.
Image: Press Association Images) Press Association Images)
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Speaking at the Scottish Government's coronavirus briefing, the First Minister said the daily test positivity rate is 6.1%, up from 5.2% on Sunday.
Ms Sturgeon said there had been a "technical issue" with the reporting systems overnight meaning the figures reported may be "slightly lower" than expected.
A total of 95,058 people have tested positive in Scotland, up from 94,689 the previous day.
Of the new cases, 133 are in Greater Glasgow and Clyde, 49 in Lanarkshire, and 48 in Lothian.
There are 1,041 people in hospital confirmed to have the virus, a fall of eight in 24 hours.
Of these patients, 75 are in intensive care, down by one.
In Wales, the death toll climbed by three to 2,540.
Pubs, bars, restaurants and cafes in Wales will be forced to stop selling alcohol and to shut by 6pm in a new round of restrictions that begin on Friday night ahead of Christmas, First Minister Mark Drakeford has said.
The new regulations that come into force from 6pm on December 4 will also see cinemas, bowling alleys and other indoor entertainment venues forced to shut their doors until they are reviewed on December 17.
The announcement comes just three weeks after the end of Wales's 17-day firebreak lockdown and amid another rise in coronavirus cases particularly among under-25s in 17 of the country's 22 local authorities.
Mr Drakeford defended the firebreak lockdown but said new restrictions on the hospitality industry have to be imposed as numbers have risen faster than "anticipated or hoped".
"I don't think that we took the wrong decision in relation to the lockdown itself," he told reporters.
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Meanwhile, the minister responsible for the rollout of coronavirus vaccines has said the jabs will not be compulsory.
Health minister Nadhim Zahawi told BBC Radio 4's World at One: "I think it is right that it is voluntary.
"People have to be allowed to decide for themselves whether they want to be vaccinated or otherwise.
"But, I think the very strong message that you will see, this is the way we return the whole country, and so it's good for your family, it's good for your community, it's good for your country to be vaccinated.
"And, ultimately people will have to make a decision."
Asked whether people who get the Covid-19 jab will receive some kind of "immunity passport" to show they have been vaccinated, Mr Zahawi said: "We are looking at the technology."


thedailymirror--2020-11-30--Covid rising in only 18 places in England as data shows region-by-region latest

Just 18 local areas in England are currently recording a rise in Covid-19 case rates with all 297 other regions having a fall in cases .
Of those 18 areas where rates are increasing , eight will be placed in Tier 3 of the Government 's Covid-19 restrictions from Wednesday , December 2 .
Ashford , Dover , Folkestone & Hythe , Maidstone , Medway and Tonbridge & Malling in Kent , plus Boston in Lincolnshire and South Ribble in Lancashire are to be in Tier 3 .
The other 10 areas where the rate is also increasing will be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by Public Health England has revealed the biggest week-on-week falls in case rates , and how each region is being split between Tiers 1 , 2 and 3 .
This is the only region in England to be entirely in Tier 3 .
Rates are dropping in all local areas .
The biggest week-on-week fall is for Hartlepool , down sharply from 523.2 cases per 100,000 people to 265.8 .
This is also the area with the highest rate in the region .
Most of the North West has been put in Tier @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the six local authorities within the Liverpool City Region , Warrington , Cheshire East , Cheshire West & Chester and the county of Cumbria .
All of these are in Tier 2 .
There is just one local area in the region currently recording a rise in rates , however .
This is South Ribble , where the rate is up very slightly from 224.8 to 232.9 .
Hyndburn is the area that has seen the biggest week-on-week fall , from 491.1 to 270.2 .
Of those areas going into Tier 3 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 306.1 ) , while Halton has the highest rate for areas going into Tier 2 ( 151.5 ) .
Eden in Cumbria has the lowest rate for any area in the region ( 63.8 ) .
Almost the whole of this region is going into Tier 3 , save for the city of York and the county of North Yorkshire , which will be in Tier 2 .
Rates are falling right across the region , however .
In Hull , which will be in Tier 3 , the rate has dropped sharply @ @ @ @ @ @ @ week-on-week fall in the region .
Hull also has the highest rate across Yorkshire & the Humber .
York has the lowest at 99.2 .
Every area in the West Midlands is currently recording a fall in rates .
The biggest week-on-week drop is in Lichfield in Staffordshire , where the rate is down from 370.4 to 194.7 .
Herefordshire , Shropshire and Worcestershire will be going into Tier 2 ; the rest of the West Midlands will be in Tier 3 .
The highest rate in the region is currently for Stoke-on-Trent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ going into Tier 3 .
Telford & Wrekin has the highest rate among those areas destined for Tier 2 ( 211.3 ) .
Malvern Hills has the lowest rate in the whole region ( 75.0 ) .
Rates are falling in every local area in the East Midlands except one : Boston in Lincolnshire , where the rate has risen from 428.9 to 515.9 .
The biggest week-on-week drop in the region is in Blaby in Leicestershire , down from 423.5 to 236.4 .
All of the East Midlands will be placed in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for the county of Rutland and all local authority areas in Northamptonshire .
Boston currently has the highest rate in the region , while Rutland has the lowest ( 70.1 , down from 122.7 ) .
The whole of Eastern England is going into Tier 2 .
Five of the 18 areas of England currently recording a rise in rates are in this region : Basildon , Harlow , Ipswich , North Norfolk and Peterborough .
Harlow has recorded the biggest jump , up from 171.1 to 224.0 .
The other 40 areas @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , with Cambridge seeing the biggest week-on-week fall , down from 181.9 to 76.1 .
Basildon has the highest rate ( 284.2 ) while West Suffolk has the lowest ( 35.7 ) .
London is another region that will be entirely in Tier 2 from December 2 .
Rates are down in every local authority within the capital except one : Waltham Forest , where they have risen very slightly from 208.7 to 210.8 .
Havering has recorded the biggest week-on-week fall , down from 386.8 to 284.7 .
The highest rate is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lowest is in Richmond-upon-Thames ( 85.9 ) .
Eight of the 67 areas in this region are recording a rise .
Six of these will be placed in Tier 3 from December 2 : Ashford , Dover , Folkestone & Hythe , Maidstone , Medway and Tonbridge & Malling .
The other two - Surrey Heath and Woking - will be in Tier 2 .
Medway has seen the biggest jump in rates of any area in the region , up from 383.0 to 477.8 .
Surrey Heath has seen the smallest jump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 140.0 .
Overall , 14 areas in the South East are going into Tier 3 , comprising the county of Kent plus Slough in Berkshire .
Everywhere else will be in Tier 2 , except the Isle of Wight which is being placed in Tier 1 .
South-east England is notable for containing both the highest and the lowest rates in the whole of England .
Swale in Kent has the highest : 557.0 , down from 644.3 .
Worthing in West Sussex has the lowest : 30.7 , down from 81.4 .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ England have recorded a rise in the latest figures , but both are very small increases : Mendip , up from 109.9 to 116.8 , and Torridge , up from 90.8 to 92.3 .
Both of these areas will be in Tier 2 .
Everywhere else in the region is currently recording a drop in rates .
The south-west includes the only other area in England , along with the Isle of Wight , that is being placed in Tier 1 : Cornwall & the Isles of Scilly .
There , the rate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 67.3 .
Three areas in the South West are going into Tier 3 : Bristol , North Somerset and South Gloucestershire .
All other areas , excluding these three and Cornwall & the Isles of Scilly , are going into Tier 2 .
Bristol currently has the highest rate in the region ( 208.5 ) while Cotswold has the lowest ( 36.7 ) .

Coronavirus in numbers: Latest deaths and cases in UK (Nov 30)
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Data published by Public Health England has revealed the biggest week-on-week falls in case rates, and how each region is being split between Tiers 1, 2 and 3 from Wednesday, December 2
Coronavirus still rising in just 18 areas of England - see region-by-region latest
Just 18 local areas in England are currently recording a rise in Covid-19 case rates with all 297 other regions having a fall in cases.
Of those 18 areas where rates are increasing, eight will be placed in Tier 3 of the Government's Covid-19 restrictions from Wednesday, December 2.
Ashford, Dover, Folkestone & Hythe, Maidstone, Medway and Tonbridge & Malling in Kent, plus Boston in Lincolnshire and South Ribble in Lancashire are to be in Tier 3.
The other 10 areas where the rate is also increasing will be going into Tier 2.
Data published by Public Health England has revealed the biggest week-on-week falls in case rates, and how each region is being split between Tiers 1, 2 and 3.
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North East
This is the only region in England to be entirely in Tier 3.
Rates are dropping in all local areas.
The biggest week-on-week fall is for Hartlepool, down sharply from 523.2 cases per 100,000 people to 265.8.
This is also the area with the highest rate in the region.
Northumberland has the lowest rate: 188.9.
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North West
Most of the North West has been put in Tier 3, with some notable exceptions: the six local authorities within the Liverpool City Region, Warrington, Cheshire East, Cheshire West & Chester and the county of Cumbria. All of these are in Tier 2.
There is just one local area in the region currently recording a rise in rates, however. This is South Ribble, where the rate is up very slightly from 224.8 to 232.9.
Hyndburn is the area that has seen the biggest week-on-week fall, from 491.1 to 270.2.
Of those areas going into Tier 3, Pendle currently has the highest rate (306.1), while Halton has the highest rate for areas going into Tier 2 (151.5).
Eden in Cumbria has the lowest rate for any area in the region (63.8).
Yorkshire & the Humber
Almost the whole of this region is going into Tier 3, save for the city of York and the county of North Yorkshire, which will be in Tier 2.
Rates are falling right across the region, however.
In Hull, which will be in Tier 3, the rate has dropped sharply from 616.3 to 327.2 - the biggest week-on-week fall in the region.
Hull also has the highest rate across Yorkshire & the Humber.
York has the lowest at 99.2.
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West Midlands
Every area in the West Midlands is currently recording a fall in rates.
The biggest week-on-week drop is in Lichfield in Staffordshire, where the rate is down from 370.4 to 194.7.
Herefordshire, Shropshire and Worcestershire will be going into Tier 2; the rest of the West Midlands will be in Tier 3.
The highest rate in the region is currently for Stoke-on-Trent (363.9), which will be going into Tier 3.
Telford & Wrekin has the highest rate among those areas destined for Tier 2 (211.3).
Malvern Hills has the lowest rate in the whole region (75.0).
East Midlands
Rates are falling in every local area in the East Midlands except one: Boston in Lincolnshire, where the rate has risen from 428.9 to 515.9.
The biggest week-on-week drop in the region is in Blaby in Leicestershire, down from 423.5 to 236.4.
All of the East Midlands will be placed in Tier 3 from December 2, except for the county of Rutland and all local authority areas in Northamptonshire.
Boston currently has the highest rate in the region, while Rutland has the lowest (70.1, down from 122.7).
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Eastern England
The whole of Eastern England is going into Tier 2.
Five of the 18 areas of England currently recording a rise in rates are in this region: Basildon, Harlow, Ipswich, North Norfolk and Peterborough.
Harlow has recorded the biggest jump, up from 171.1 to 224.0.
The other 40 areas are all recording a drop in rates, with Cambridge seeing the biggest week-on-week fall, down from 181.9 to 76.1.
Basildon has the highest rate (284.2) while West Suffolk has the lowest (35.7).
London
London is another region that will be entirely in Tier 2 from December 2.
Rates are down in every local authority within the capital except one: Waltham Forest, where they have risen very slightly from 208.7 to 210.8.
Havering has recorded the biggest week-on-week fall, down from 386.8 to 284.7.
The highest rate is in Redbridge (291.6) and the lowest is in Richmond-upon-Thames (85.9).
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South East
Eight of the 67 areas in this region are recording a rise.
Six of these will be placed in Tier 3 from December 2: Ashford, Dover, Folkestone & Hythe, Maidstone, Medway and Tonbridge & Malling.
The other two - Surrey Heath and Woking - will be in Tier 2.
Medway has seen the biggest jump in rates of any area in the region, up from 383.0 to 477.8.
Surrey Heath has seen the smallest jump: a tiny rise from 138.9 to 140.0.
Overall, 14 areas in the South East are going into Tier 3, comprising the county of Kent plus Slough in Berkshire.
Everywhere else will be in Tier 2, except the Isle of Wight which is being placed in Tier 1.
South-east England is notable for containing both the highest and the lowest rates in the whole of England.
Swale in Kent has the highest: 557.0, down from 644.3.
Worthing in West Sussex has the lowest: 30.7, down from 81.4.
South West
Just two local authority areas in south-west England have recorded a rise in the latest figures, but both are very small increases: Mendip, up from 109.9 to 116.8, and Torridge, up from 90.8 to 92.3.
Both of these areas will be in Tier 2.
Everywhere else in the region is currently recording a drop in rates.
The south-west includes the only other area in England, along with the Isle of Wight, that is being placed in Tier 1: Cornwall & the Isles of Scilly.
There, the rate currently stands at 40.2, down from 67.3.
Three areas in the South West are going into Tier 3: Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire.
All other areas, excluding these three and Cornwall & the Isles of Scilly, are going into Tier 2.
Bristol currently has the highest rate in the region (208.5) while Cotswold has the lowest (36.7).


thedailymirror--2020-11-30--Klopp provides Liverpool injury update ahead of Champions League clash with Ajax

Jurgen Klopp has broken the bad news that Thiago ’ s return has been delayed again , which means he could be out until Christmas .
But there is good news for the Liverpool manager , with injured trio Trent Alexander-Arnold , Naby Keita , and Xherdan Shaqiri all close to a return , while Keita is a possibility to play against Ajax on Tuesday night .
Midfielder Thiago suffered a “ bad injury ” after a shocking challenge from Richardson in the Mersey derby , and has been sidelined for six weeks .
Reds boss Klopp did reveal that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ up the injury , but admitted that there is still some way to go in his recovery , and he will not be back for “ a few weeks ” .
The German coach addressed the talk about why the player has been out for so long , when he said : “ Thiago we have to maybe clarify it a little bit .
“ On that day when Thiago got injured in that challenge in the Everton game , there was another bad injury and after the scans it was like : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ other one was really good news because nothing was broken , nothing was ruptured and stuff like this .
“ But , as we realise now , it was still a massive impact on the knee .
The problem is in a situation like that , nothing is ruptured and nothing is broken and that means everybody thinks , OK , you can go after a few days ’ , but the impact on the leg was that big that it is still not OK. ” Thiago has returned to training , but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ knee has flared up , and Klopp insisted that while the summer signing is showing signs of progress , he will not be back in action in the near future .
Klopp added : “ It is not massive and he trains from time to time , not in the moment because we just have to realise that we have to go a few further steps .
I can ’ t say exactly when he will be fine , but it will take a few weeks still with Thiago . ''
The Liverpool @ @ @ @ @ @ @ good news on the injury front , when he revealed that Alexander-Arnold , Keita and Shaqiri are “ all close ” to a return .
Midfielder Keita is even a possibility to play against Ajax on Tuesday night after he suffered a hamstring injury in the 3-0 win over Leicester .
“ They are all getting close , not close enough for Tuesday… ( though ) with Naby we have to check , but the other two , not , ” he said .
“ Trent is looking good - Nobody gave me @ @ @ @ @ @ @ saw him on the pitch doing his rehab stuff so that already looks good but I can not decide when it will be finished .
“ With my experienced eye , from what I saw today , it wo n't be much longer.
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The Reds boss gave a concerning update on midfielder Thiago but there was also good news as Naby Keita and Trent Alexander-Arnold are both nearing a return to fitness
Jurgen Klopp has broken the bad news that Thiago’s return has been delayed again, which means he could be out until Christmas.
But there is good news for the Liverpool manager, with injured trio Trent Alexander-Arnold, Naby Keita, and Xherdan Shaqiri all close to a return, while Keita is a possibility to play against Ajax on Tuesday night.
Midfielder Thiago suffered a “bad injury” after a shocking challenge from Richardson in the Mersey derby, and has been sidelined for six weeks.
Reds boss Klopp did reveal that the Spain international has trained since picking up the injury, but admitted that there is still some way to go in his recovery, and he will not be back for “a few weeks”.
Image: Liverpool FC via Getty Images) Liverpool FC via Getty Images)
The German coach addressed the talk about why the player has been out for so long, when he said: “Thiago we have to maybe clarify it a little bit.
“On that day when Thiago got injured in that challenge in the Everton game, there was another bad injury and after the scans it was like: one was really bad news and the other one was really good news because nothing was broken, nothing was ruptured and stuff like this.
Image: Liverpool FC via Getty Images) Liverpool FC via Getty Images)
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“But, as we realise now, it was still a massive impact on the knee. The problem is in a situation like that, nothing is ruptured and nothing is broken and that means everybody thinks, OK, you can go after a few days’, but the impact on the leg was that big that it is still not OK.”
Thiago has returned to training, but each time, it seems, the knee has flared up, and Klopp insisted that while the summer signing is showing signs of progress, he will not be back in action in the near future.
Klopp added: “It is not massive and he trains from time to time, not in the moment because we just have to realise that we have to go a few further steps. I can’t say exactly when he will be fine, but it will take a few weeks still with Thiago."
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The Liverpool manager, though, did have some good news on the injury front, when he revealed that Alexander-Arnold, Keita and Shaqiri are “all close” to a return.
Midfielder Keita is even a possibility to play against Ajax on Tuesday night after he suffered a hamstring injury in the 3-0 win over Leicester.
“They are all getting close, not close enough for Tuesday…(though) with Naby we have to check, but the other two, not,” he said.
“Trent is looking good - Nobody gave me the green light for tonight. I saw him on the pitch doing his rehab stuff so that already looks good but I cannot decide when it will be finished.
“With my experienced eye, from what I saw today, it won't be much longer.”
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thedailymirror--2020-11-30--Nurse loses custody of son, 5, after court rules her job is a coronavirus risk

A nurse has lost custody of her five-year-old son following a court battle with her estranged husband after a court ruled her job is a health risk .
The court ruled Cemile Deniz is a health risk due to the chances of her contracting coronavirus as she battles to save people 's lives .
As a result they have given primary custody of her son to his dad - who works as a policeman .
The heroic 31-year-old works in the State Hospital Home Health Services unit in northern Turkish city of Ordu .
Cemile filed for divorce against Mehmet @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and had already been given provisional custody of their son Kuzey pending later confirmation by the court .
However , Mehmet complained that the boy risked catching coronavirus from his mum because of her high-risk job .
His lawyer told the Ordu 2nd Family Court that he should be given custody as result , saying : `` The child 's mother is an ambulance nurse and constantly goes in and out of people ’ s houses , the child is under serious risk due to the coronavirus pandemic . ''
The court agreed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ contagiousness of the novel coronavirus , it has been concluded that it will be in the child ’ s best interests to give temporary custody to the father at this stage . ''
The court has allowed Cemile to see her son every other weekend and for that to remain in place until the case is concluded and a final decision on custody is made .
The mum said : “ We all take precautions against the coronavirus .
The Ministry of Health gives me all my equipment .
Before going to a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ whether those living in that house have COVID-19 .
“ Kuzey 's father is a police officer in the municipality of Altinordu .
His job is at higher risk than mine . ''
Ayse Akbulut Cubukcu , head of the Samsun branch of the Turkish Women 's Union , said : “ It is very wrong to separate the child from the mother by taking advantage of the difficulties healthcare professionals are facing right now .
“ This will set a bad example and every healthcare worker who wants to divorce will have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ prejudice against women . ''

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A court in Turkey has ruled 31-year-old Cemile Deniz is a health risk because of the chances of her contracting coronavirus as she battles to save people's lives
A nurse has lost custody of her five-year-old son following a court battle with her estranged husband after a court ruled her job is a health risk.
The court ruled Cemile Deniz is a health risk due to the chances of her contracting coronavirus as she battles to save people's lives.
As a result they have given primary custody of her son to his dad - who works as a policeman.
The heroic 31-year-old works in the State Hospital Home Health Services unit in northern Turkish city of Ordu.
Cemile filed for divorce against Mehmet Atakan Deniz after seven years of marriage and had already been given provisional custody of their son Kuzey pending later confirmation by the court.
However, Mehmet complained that the boy risked catching coronavirus from his mum because of her high-risk job.
Image: Newsflash) Newsflash)
His lawyer told the Ordu 2nd Family Court that he should be given custody as result, saying: "The child's mother is an ambulance nurse and constantly goes in and out of people’s houses, the child is under serious risk due to the coronavirus pandemic."
The court agreed, saying: "Considering the high contagiousness of the novel coronavirus, it has been concluded that it will be in the child’s best interests to give temporary custody to the father at this stage."
Image: Newsflash) Newsflash)
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The court has allowed Cemile to see her son every other weekend and for that to remain in place until the case is concluded and a final decision on custody is made.
The mum said: “We all take precautions against the coronavirus. The Ministry of Health gives me all my equipment. Before going to a patient's house, it is checked whether those living in that house have COVID-19.
“Kuzey's father is a police officer in the municipality of Altinordu. His job is at higher risk than mine."
Ayse Akbulut Cubukcu, head of the Samsun branch of the Turkish Women's Union, said: “It is very wrong to separate the child from the mother by taking advantage of the difficulties healthcare professionals are facing right now.
“This will set a bad example and every healthcare worker who wants to divorce will have to face this. This is also prejudice against women."


thedailymirror--2020-11-30--Strictly's James Jordan urges BBC to overhaul scoring system to avoid ties

Strictly Come Dancing star James Jordan has called for the show 's scoring system to be overhauled to avoid ties .
The ex-pro dancer , who competed in the series from 2006 until 2013 , wants the judges to re-think how they will give out the results in future to avoid so many stars ending up with the same score .
On Saturday night 's show , contestants Ranvir Singh , Bill Bailey and Jamie Laing all landed on the leaderboard with 24 points each .
It meant Jamie ended up in the dance-off with BBC Radio 1 DJ Clara @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stay in the competition , while Clara and Aljaz Skorjanec were sent home .
James has now voiced his concerns for the show 's future and how it can be simplified .
He told Ladbrokes : `` The judges should start using half marks to make sure it [ leaderboard being tied ] happens less .
`` There is no way those three should have had the same score . ''
James was shocked that Jamie landed in the bottom two after the tie , and revealed there was `` no way '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The Strictly judges faced a difficult decision over the weekend when they had to decide between Jamie and Clara .
Craig Revel Horwood saved Clara , while Motsi Mabuse and Shirley Ballas decided to keep the Made In Chelsea star in the competition .
It 's not the first time the show has seen a tough leaderboard tie , as EastEnders star Maisie Smith and GMB 's Ranvir came joint second place with JJ Chalmers in joint fourth .
Meanwhile , Bill remains the odds-on favourite for glory at 8/11 , followed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 6/1 .
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Former Strictly Come Dancing star James Jordan has called for the judges to re-think their scoring system to avoid unnecessary leaderboard ties after Ranvir Singh, Bill Bailey and Jamie Laing tied over the weekend
Strictly Come Dancing star James Jordan has called for the show's scoring system to be overhauled to avoid ties.
The ex-pro dancer, who competed in the series from 2006 until 2013, wants the judges to re-think how they will give out the results in future to avoid so many stars ending up with the same score.
On Saturday night's show, contestants Ranvir Singh, Bill Bailey and Jamie Laing all landed on the leaderboard with 24 points each.
It meant Jamie ended up in the dance-off with BBC Radio 1 DJ Clara Amfo.
Luckily, he managed to stay in the competition, while Clara and Aljaz Skorjanec were sent home.
James has now voiced his concerns for the show's future and how it can be simplified.
Image: Ken McKay/ITV/REX/Shutterstock) Ken McKay/ITV/REX/Shutterstock)
He told Ladbrokes: "The judges should start using half marks to make sure it [leaderboard being tied] happens less.
"There is no way those three should have had the same score."
James was shocked that Jamie landed in the bottom two after the tie, and revealed there was "no way" his Tango deserved to score low points.
The Strictly judges faced a difficult decision over the weekend when they had to decide between Jamie and Clara.
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Craig Revel Horwood saved Clara, while Motsi Mabuse and Shirley Ballas decided to keep the Made In Chelsea star in the competition.
It's not the first time the show has seen a tough leaderboard tie, as EastEnders star Maisie Smith and GMB's Ranvir came joint second place with JJ Chalmers in joint fourth.
Meanwhile, Bill remains the odds-on favourite for glory at 8/11, followed by HRVY at 5/2 and Maisie at 6/1.
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thedailymirror--2020-11-30--George Groves backs Daniel Dubois' decision-making during Joe Joyce defeat

Daniel Dubois ' decision to take a knee against Joe Joyce might have saved his career , believes George Groves .
Dubois was ahead on the judges ' scorecards entering the 10th round of his clash with Joyce last weekend .
But his left eye had swollen shut and he took a knee after another jab landed square on its target .
Unable or unwilling to beat the referee 's count , Dubois suffered his first career injury and was taken to hospital .
He now faces a rebuilding job both physically and mentally - but Groves believes he has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fight on .
`` If Dubois has a serious injury to his eye that could be a career-ending injury if he 'd fought on for a couple more rounds then what a brilliant and courageous decision he 's made at that point as an unbeaten pro in a huge , huge fight , to say this is just not right , '' he told Mirror Fighting .
`` I watched Kell Brook get an orbital eye injury and he might be aware of that .
`` If it comes out that he 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ praise for having the courage to pull himself out at that stage to fight another day . ''
Dubois has been widely criticised by the boxing fraternity for quitting .
But Groves added : `` I was really disappointed that he was thrown under the bus .
We do n't know what sort of eye injury he has or what sort of pain he was in .
`` You can trust someone like Daniel Dubois not to articulate himself at the right time and that 's not his fault , it 's something @ @ @ @ @ @ @ episode of After The Bell by visiting our YouTube channel

Dubois took a knee in the 10th round against his heavyweight rival after suffering an eye injury - and couldn't beat the count
Daniel Dubois' decision to take a knee against Joe Joyce might have saved his career, believes George Groves.
Dubois was ahead on the judges' scorecards entering the 10th round of his clash with Joyce last weekend.
But his left eye had swollen shut and he took a knee after another jab landed square on its target.
Unable or unwilling to beat the referee's count, Dubois suffered his first career injury and was taken to hospital.
Image: Queensberry Promotions) Queensberry Promotions)
He now faces a rebuilding job both physically and mentally - but Groves believes he has at least given himself the chance to fight on.
"If Dubois has a serious injury to his eye that could be a career-ending injury if he'd fought on for a couple more rounds then what a brilliant and courageous decision he's made at that point as an unbeaten pro in a huge, huge fight, to say this is just not right," he told Mirror Fighting.
"I watched Kell Brook get an orbital eye injury and he might be aware of that.
"If it comes out that he's got an eye injury then he deserves praise for having the courage to pull himself out at that stage to fight another day."
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Dubois has been widely criticised by the boxing fraternity for quitting.
But Groves added: "I was really disappointed that he was thrown under the bus. We don't know what sort of eye injury he has or what sort of pain he was in.
"You can trust someone like Daniel Dubois not to articulate himself at the right time and that's not his fault, it's something we know."
Watch the full episode of After The Bell , in association with Betfair, by visiting our YouTube channel