thedailymirror--2020-06-20--Katie Price is 'getting Princess her perfect birthday gift' after Peter said no

Katie Price is reportedly getting her daughter Princess a puppy for her birthday just days after her dad Peter Andre said no .
The model-turned-TV star , 42 , is said to be planning to spoil her little girl when she turns 13 on June 29 and has already picked out the perfect present .
Katie is believed to have agreed to get Princess a puppy - just dad Pete said he had to turn down her request .
Pete admitted he told his daughter a puppy was off the table because his wife Emily is allergic to dogs .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ still going to get the present of her dreams .
A source told The Sun Online : `` The dog is arriving at Katie 's house next week ... '' Princess will pick the name , but she ’ ll have to stay with Katie when Princess goes back to her dad ’ s , as Emily is allergic to dogs . ''
The former glamour girl is believed to have already met the puppy and her personal trainer Al Warrell , who lives with her , even shared a picture on Instagram @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and previously had a house full of pet pooches .
She now only has one to take care of , a guard dog named Blade .
She 's said to be keen to get a new puppy as it will be good company for Blade .
It comes four months after Katie 's beloved Alsatian , Sparkle , was killed on a busy road near her former home in West Sussex .
The star was left devastated by Sparkle 's tragic death , but hopefully a new puppy will help heal her heartache @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ' puppy request in his column for new !
magazine , admitting he was gutted he had to say no .
The pop star wrote : `` It 's ... Princess 's birthday at the end of the month and she said she wants a puppy .
`` It 's every dad 's dream to get their daughter a puppy for their 13th birthday but Emily is so allergic to dogs I do n't think it 's going to be possible .
`` It makes me sad I ca n't make Princess 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it up to her , I promise . ''
Princess and her brother Junior live with Peter and Emily in Surrey along with their younger half-siblings Amelia and Theo .
However , Katie recently moved to a house 10 minutes away so they get to see her and their elder brother Harvey regulalrly .
She 's also mum to younger kids Jett and Bunny , with her ex Kieran Hayler .

Telly star Katie Price is reportedly set to surprise her daughter Princess with a new dog just days after her dad Peter Andre admitted he had to say no when she asked for a puppy for her birthday
Katie Price is 'getting Princess a puppy for her birthday' after Peter Andre said no
Katie Price is reportedly getting her daughter Princess a puppy for her birthday just days after her dad Peter Andre said no.
The model-turned-TV star, 42, is said to be planning to spoil her little girl when she turns 13 on June 29 and has already picked out the perfect present.
Katie is believed to have agreed to get Princess a puppy - just dad Pete said he had to turn down her request.
Pete admitted he told his daughter a puppy was off the table because his wife Emily is allergic to dogs.
However, it looks like Princess is still going to get the present of her dreams.
A source told The Sun Online : "The dog is arriving at Katie's house next week...
Image: officialkatieprice/Instagram) officialkatieprice/Instagram)
"Princess will pick the name, but she’ll have to stay with Katie when Princess goes back to her dad’s, as Emily is allergic to dogs."
The former glamour girl is believed to have already met the puppy and her personal trainer Al Warrell, who lives with her, even shared a picture on Instagram.
Katie is a huge animal lover and previously had a house full of pet pooches. She now only has one to take care of, a guard dog named Blade.
She's said to be keen to get a new puppy as it will be good company for Blade.
It comes four months after Katie's beloved Alsatian, Sparkle, was killed on a busy road near her former home in West Sussex.
The star was left devastated by Sparkle's tragic death, but hopefully a new puppy will help heal her heartache.
Pete previously opened up about Princess' puppy request in his column for new! magazine, admitting he was gutted he had to say no.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
The pop star wrote: "It's... Princess's birthday at the end of the month and she said she wants a puppy.
"It's every dad's dream to get their daughter a puppy for their 13th birthday but Emily is so allergic to dogs I don't think it's going to be possible.
"It makes me sad I can't make Princess's dream come true but I will make it up to her, I promise."
Princess and her brother Junior live with Peter and Emily in Surrey along with their younger half-siblings Amelia and Theo.
However, Katie recently moved to a house 10 minutes away so they get to see her and their elder brother Harvey regulalrly.
She's also mum to younger kids Jett and Bunny, with her ex Kieran Hayler.


thedailymirror--2020-06-20--Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's message to Ed Woodward about Liverpool and Man City

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer reportedly told Ed Woodward Manchester United would n't be able to compete with Man City and Liverpool this season .
But despite the Red Devils falling short of where they 're meant to be - and Solskjaer admitted as much to the men above him - his job is not under threat .
Manchester United have hired and fired managers like its going out of fashion since Sir Alex Ferguson retired in 2013 .
Each manager was tasked with securing European football , and as soon as this was n't achieved - or it looked like it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the axe came down on them .
David Moyes was sacked 48 hours after he failed to finish fourth while Louis van Gaal was fired for securing fifth , despite winning the FA Cup .
Jose Mourinho secured Champions League football two years on the trot , but was sacked when Man United 's 2018/19 campaign started so poorly , European football for next season appeared impossible .
Following this format , Solskjaer should be staring down the barrel of being sacked .
But United have changed their modus operandi this season , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ no other manager before him .
In fact , the Norwegian is so sure of the backing he has , he even admitted to Woodward at the start of the season he would n't be able to compete with Manchester City and Liverpool , according to ESPN .
Woodward is overlooking this for the time being , as he wants to focus on improving the `` culture '' at United before making winning titles a priority once again .
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Manchester United have hired and fired managers like its going out of fashion since Sir Alex Ferguson retired in 2013, but Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is being afforded time
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer reportedly told Ed Woodward Manchester United wouldn't be able to compete with Man City and Liverpool this season.
But despite the Red Devils falling short of where they're meant to be - and Solskjaer admitted as much to the men above him - his job is not under threat.
Manchester United have hired and fired managers like its going out of fashion since Sir Alex Ferguson retired in 2013.
Each manager was tasked with securing European football, and as soon as this wasn't achieved - or it looked like it wasn't going to be achieved - the axe came down on them.
David Moyes was sacked 48 hours after he failed to finish fourth while Louis van Gaal was fired for securing fifth, despite winning the FA Cup.
Image: Manchester United via Getty Images) Manchester United via Getty Images)
Jose Mourinho secured Champions League football two years on the trot, but was sacked when Man United's 2018/19 campaign started so poorly, European football for next season appeared impossible.
Following this format, Solskjaer should be staring down the barrel of being sacked.
But United have changed their modus operandi this season, and Solskjaer is being afforded time like no other manager before him.
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In fact, the Norwegian is so sure of the backing he has, he even admitted to Woodward at the start of the season he wouldn't be able to compete with Manchester City and Liverpool, according to ESPN.
Woodward is overlooking this for the time being, as he wants to focus on improving the "culture" at United before making winning titles a priority once again.
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thedailymirror--2020-06-20--New mum, 35, died from coronavirus before she could hold her baby boy

A mum who caught coronavirus during her pregnancy was immediately separated from her new baby boy and died before she was able to cuddle him , her devastated family says .
Boots make-up specialist Sarah Scully , who was only 35 , took a turn for the worse after giving birth and spent a month in a coma before she died .
A nurse gave the mum , from West Bromwich , West Mids.
, a photo of her infant son , but she could n't cuddle with him because she was infected with Covid-19 .
Her grieving mum Elizabeth @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` She did n't get to meet her baby and hug him .
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`` We were really close , she always asked my advice , we were like best friends .
`` She was loyal , honest , caring , just a lovely daughter and mum .
Now all that is gone . ''
Elizabeth began feeling unwell in early April after spending eight days covering for ill colleagues at Birmingham and Solihull Mental @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pregnant , began feeling ill soon after , complaining of fatigue , muscle pains and shortness of breath .
She visited her midwife , who assured her that her symptoms were all common complaints for mums-to-be close to their due date , her family said .
Sarah and Elizabeth were both tested for Covid-19 and told to wait five days for the results .
But Sarah 's condition worsened soon after and her mum drove her to Birmingham Women 's Hospital , where Sarah was admitted alone due to coronavirus restrictions .
Sarah @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ Her mum waved her goodbye from the car as she was wheeled away in a wheelchair.
” Not long after they said goodbye , Sarah underwent an emergency caesarean section on Easter Sunday .
She was sitting up and eating soon afterwards , and calling family from her hospital bed while separated from her newborn .
Her family said she told them she had not yet seen her baby or been able to hold him because he was taken away due to her suspected coronavirus .
However , within hours her condition @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham , where she was put into an induced coma to help her body fight off the virus .
Sedated for a month , her kidneys failed and she developed septicaemia and encephalitis ( inflammation of the brain ) while medics battled to save her .
Mum Elizabeth was by Sarah 's side when her ventilator was turned off on May 12 , a month after she gave birth .
Sarah died a short time later .
A funeral for Sarah , who had a twin brother , Keiron @ @ @ @ @ @ @ limited number of mourners due to social distancing rules .
Joy , her aunt , said : `` She was a lovely , shy girl .
`` She always looked immaculate , she loved hair and beauty and really enjoyed her job .
She was really kind . ''
The undertaker allowed them to dress Sarah , also known as Nasheem , her birth name , in her favourite outfit and do her hair and make up before the service in a final act of love .
Other families were denied the opportunity @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the risk of infection .
Joe said : `` The first funeral director we approached said they could only place the body bag used to transport her from hospital into the coffin , which would then be sealed .
We could not even view the body .
`` But we heard about a smaller family run firm that would do what we wished for Sarah .
It gave us a little bit of comfort . ''
Joy shared the family 's experiences at a virtual hearing set up by a regional taskforce @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on black and Asian people .
Birmingham Hodge Hill MP Liam Byrne , Labour 's candidate to be the next West Midlands mayor , is co-chairing the group , which is gathering testimony from families directly affected by the pandemic .
The evidence will be shared with a national inquiry launched by Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer and chaired by equalities campaigner Baroness Doreen Lawrence .
Mr Byrne told Joy : `` Your family has been hit by an earthquake ... we have to try to make sure this terrible , terrible twist @ @ @ @ @ @ @ generations and cost us more pain in the children left behind . ''
Joy told the hearing she was concerned that messages about the virus underplayed the impact on young people .
She said : `` Sarah was a young healthy woman - it was put out that it was a disease afflicting the elderly .
Some of the messages the Government are putting out are wrong . ''
She said the tragic experience had left everyone `` in pieces '' .

Almost three-quarters of people with Covid-19 being traced by NHS system
Almost three-quarters of people with Covid-19 being traced by NHS system
Boots make-up specialist Sarah Scully, from West Bromwich, West Midlands, was immediately separated from her newborn son after giving birth because medics suspected she was infected with coronavirus
New mum, 35, died from coronavirus before she could hold her baby boy
A mum who caught coronavirus during her pregnancy was immediately separated from her new baby boy and died before she was able to cuddle him, her devastated family says.
Boots make-up specialist Sarah Scully, who was only 35, took a turn for the worse after giving birth and spent a month in a coma before she died.
A nurse gave the mum, from West Bromwich, West Mids., a photo of her infant son, but she couldn't cuddle with him because she was infected with Covid-19.
Her grieving mum Elizabeth, from Erdington, told BirminghamLive: "She didn't get to meet her baby and hug him.
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"We were really close, she always asked my advice, we were like best friends.
"She was loyal, honest, caring, just a lovely daughter and mum. Now all that is gone."
Elizabeth began feeling unwell in early April after spending eight days covering for ill colleagues at Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health Trust.
Sarah, then heavily pregnant, began feeling ill soon after, complaining of fatigue, muscle pains and shortness of breath.
She visited her midwife, who assured her that her symptoms were all common complaints for mums-to-be close to their due date, her family said.
Sarah and Elizabeth were both tested for Covid-19 and told to wait five days for the results.
But Sarah's condition worsened soon after and her mum drove her to Birmingham Women's Hospital, where Sarah was admitted alone due to coronavirus restrictions.
Sarah's aunt, Joy, said: “Her mum waved her goodbye from the car as she was wheeled away in a wheelchair.”
Image: Birmingham Mail) Birmingham Mail)
Not long after they said goodbye, Sarah underwent an emergency caesarean section on Easter Sunday.
She was sitting up and eating soon afterwards, and calling family from her hospital bed while separated from her newborn.
Her family said she told them she had not yet seen her baby or been able to hold him because he was taken away due to her suspected coronavirus.
However, within hours her condition deteriorated and she was transferred to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham, where she was put into an induced coma to help her body fight off the virus.
Image: BPM Media) BPM Media)
Sedated for a month, her kidneys failed and she developed septicaemia and encephalitis (inflammation of the brain) while medics battled to save her.
Mum Elizabeth was by Sarah's side when her ventilator was turned off on May 12, a month after she gave birth. Sarah died a short time later.
A funeral for Sarah, who had a twin brother, Keiron, was held last Wednesday with a limited number of mourners due to social distancing rules.
Joy, her aunt, said: "She was a lovely, shy girl.
"She always looked immaculate, she loved hair and beauty and really enjoyed her job. She was really kind."
The undertaker allowed them to dress Sarah, also known as Nasheem, her birth name, in her favourite outfit and do her hair and make up before the service in a final act of love.
Other families were denied the opportunity at the height of the pandemic due to the risk of infection.
Joe said: "The first funeral director we approached said they could only place the body bag used to transport her from hospital into the coffin, which would then be sealed. We could not even view the body.
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"But we heard about a smaller family run firm that would do what we wished for Sarah. It gave us a little bit of comfort."
Joy shared the family's experiences at a virtual hearing set up by a regional taskforce investigating the unequal impact of the virus on black and Asian people.
Birmingham Hodge Hill MP Liam Byrne, Labour's candidate to be the next West Midlands mayor, is co-chairing the group, which is gathering testimony from families directly affected by the pandemic.
The evidence will be shared with a national inquiry launched by Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer and chaired by equalities campaigner Baroness Doreen Lawrence.
Mr Byrne told Joy: "Your family has been hit by an earthquake... we have to try to make sure this terrible, terrible twist of fate does not cascade down the generations and cost us more pain in the children left behind."
Joy told the hearing she was concerned that messages about the virus underplayed the impact on young people.
She said: "Sarah was a young healthy woman - it was put out that it was a disease afflicting the elderly. Some of the messages the Government are putting out are wrong."
She said the tragic experience had left everyone "in pieces".


thedailymirror--2020-06-20--Liverpool and Everton predicted XIs for Merseyside derby

Everton host Liverpool as the two Merseyside clubs resume their Premier League campaigns after a three-month hiatus .
While the Reds are on the brink of a first league title in 30 years , Manchester City 's midweek victory over Arsenal means they will not secure the triumph at Goodison Park .
Nonetheless , Jurgen Klopp 's men will be aiming to see the season out in style and City 's record points total will no doubt be in their sights .
But the Toffees will be out to spoil the party and inflict a second league defeat of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Carlo Ancelotti 's side also harbour outside hopes of a late surge into the European spots .
Here is how Mirror Sport expects the teams to line up for Sunday 's 7pm kick-off .
England No.1 Jordan Pickford has not missed a league game this season and is expected to continue in goal .
In the absence of the injured Yerry Mina , Mason Holgate and Michael Keane are expected to partner each other in central defence , flanked by Seamus Coleman and Lucas Digne .
Andre Gomes faces a race to prove @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but is expected to be ready to face Liverpool in a midfield trio alongside Tom Davies and Gylfi Sigurdsson .
In attack , Dominic Calvert-Lewin is aiming to continue his impressive season from the No.9 berth , while Brazilian duo Bernard and Richarlison are likely to feature on the wings .
Alisson recovered from a hip injury midway through the lockdown and will return between the sticks for the Reds .
Klopp also has his first-choice back four of Trent Alexander-Arnold , Joe Gomez , Virgil van Dijk and Andy Robertson available .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Wijnaldum are most likely to start the match and the third spot could be handed to Naby Keita .
Up front , the fearsome trio of Mohamed Salah , Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino are set to start .
There had been fears over Salah and Robertson 's fitness , but those were put to rest in an intra-squad friendly last weekend .
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The Reds and the Toffees resume their seasons with a derby clash at Goodison Park on Sunday evening - and here is how Mirror Sport expects the two teams to line up
Everton host Liverpool as the two Merseyside clubs resume their Premier League campaigns after a three-month hiatus.
While the Reds are on the brink of a first league title in 30 years, Manchester City's midweek victory over Arsenal means they will not secure the triumph at Goodison Park.
Nonetheless, Jurgen Klopp's men will be aiming to see the season out in style and City's record points total will no doubt be in their sights.
But the Toffees will be out to spoil the party and inflict a second league defeat of the season on their local rivals, while Carlo Ancelotti's side also harbour outside hopes of a late surge into the European spots.
Here is how Mirror Sport expects the teams to line up for Sunday's 7pm kick-off.
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Everton
England No.1 Jordan Pickford has not missed a league game this season and is expected to continue in goal.
In the absence of the injured Yerry Mina, Mason Holgate and Michael Keane are expected to partner each other in central defence, flanked by Seamus Coleman and Lucas Digne.
Andre Gomes faces a race to prove his fitness in time for the match but is expected to be ready to face Liverpool in a midfield trio alongside Tom Davies and Gylfi Sigurdsson.
In attack, Dominic Calvert-Lewin is aiming to continue his impressive season from the No.9 berth, while Brazilian duo Bernard and Richarlison are likely to feature on the wings.
Everton (4-3-3): Pickford; Coleman, Holgate, Keane, Digne; Gomes, Davies, Sigurdsson; Richarlison, Calvert-Lewin, Bernard
Liverpool
Alisson recovered from a hip injury midway through the lockdown and will return between the sticks for the Reds.
Klopp also has his first-choice back four of Trent Alexander-Arnold, Joe Gomez, Virgil van Dijk and Andy Robertson available.
In midfield, Jordan Henderson and Georginio Wijnaldum are most likely to start the match and the third spot could be handed to Naby Keita.
Up front, the fearsome trio of Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino are set to start. There had been fears over Salah and Robertson's fitness, but those were put to rest in an intra-squad friendly last weekend.
Liverpool (4-3-3): Alisson; Alexander-Arnold, Gomez, van Dijk, Robertson; Wijnaldum, Henderson, Keita; Salah, Firmino, Mane
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thedailymirror--2020-06-20--Alexandra Burke says she was told to bleach skin to appeal to white audiences

X Factor winner Alexandra Burke has claimed she was told to bleach her skin and change her hair so she would `` appeal to white people '' .
The singer , who won the TV talent show in 2008 , has posted a video online talking about her experiences of racism during her time in showbusiness .
In the candid clip , Alexandra , 31 , says she was told to avoid wearing braids or an afro style and to adopt a hair style that would appeal to white audiences .
She explains : `` When I first won the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I got told , 'cos you 're black you are going to have to work 10 times harder than a white artist because of the colour of your skin .
`` You ca n't have braids , you ca n't have an afro , you ca n't have anything that is basically my identity .
You have to have hair for example that appeals to white people so people can understand you `` better .
`` I mean , I was only 19 years old .
There 's only so much you can @ @ @ @ @ @ @ completely changed overnight .
`` And that was quite hard to digest . ''
Alexandra also claims she was also told to use skin lightening products but she refused .
She goes on : `` I got told to bleach my skin and that was something I refused to do ... '' Because that is just absurd to me that somebody could even remotely say to someone 'Bleach your skin so you can look whiter ' .
`` Still to this moment it breaks my heart that I was told that . ''
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ requests of her .
It comes after fellow X Factor star Fleur East claimed she was told to ditch her natural hair if she wanted to succeed in the music industry .
Speaking to Hello !
magazine , she explained : `` I was in a group before X Factor and I was told to straighten my hair , that I would n't be able to sell if I had my natural hair . ''
She added : `` When I went into the X Factor , one thing that I really did @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hair .
`` That , to me , is a representation of me , my colour and my culture , and I believe that should be celebrated . ''
Mirror Online has contacted representatives for The X Factor for comment .

Alexandra Burke says she was told to bleach skin to appeal to white audiences
Alexandra Burke says she was told to bleach skin to appeal to white audiences
X Factor winner Alexandra Burke has opened up about her pop career and claimed she was asked to change her hair and lighten her skin to 'look whiter'. The singer says she refused the 'absurd' request to use skin lightening products
Alexandra Burke says she was told to her bleach skin to appeal to white audiences
X Factor winner Alexandra Burke has claimed she was told to bleach her skin and change her hair so she would "appeal to white people".
The singer, who won the TV talent show in 2008, has posted a video online talking about her experiences of racism during her time in showbusiness.
In the candid clip, Alexandra, 31, says she was told to avoid wearing braids or an afro style and to adopt a hair style that would appeal to white audiences.
She explains: "When I first won the X Factor, I was 19, I got told, 'cos you're black you are going to have to work 10 times harder than a white artist because of the colour of your skin.
"You can't have braids, you can't have an afro, you can't have anything that is basically my identity.
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You have to have hair for example that appeals to white people so people can understand you "better.
"I mean, I was only 19 years old. There's only so much you can understand at 19 and your life has completely changed overnight.
"And that was quite hard to digest."
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Alexandra also claims she was also told to use skin lightening products but she refused.
She goes on: "I got told to bleach my skin and that was something I refused to do...
"Because that is just absurd to me that somebody could even remotely say to someone 'Bleach your skin so you can look whiter'.
"Still to this moment it breaks my heart that I was told that."
Alexandra does not reveal who made these requests of her.
It comes after fellow X Factor star Fleur East claimed she was told to ditch her natural hair if she wanted to succeed in the music industry.
Speaking to Hello! magazine, she explained: "I was in a group before X Factor and I was told to straighten my hair, that I wouldn't be able to sell if I had my natural hair."
She added: "When I went into the X Factor, one thing that I really didn't want to compromise on was my hair.
"That, to me, is a representation of me, my colour and my culture, and I believe that should be celebrated."
Mirror Online has contacted representatives for The X Factor for comment.


thedailymirror--2020-06-20--Brazen burglars flaunt wads of cash and designer gear after stealing £20,000

A brazen gang of burglars filmed themselves flaunting wads of cash and bags of designer gear from Selfridges after raiding homes and stealing £20,000 .
The shameless criminals had previously stolen a safe from a country house in Illston on the Hill , near Kibworth , last year and made a short video showing them with bags of notes .
The group of five men then went on a designer shopping spree at the Selfridges department store , in Birmingham 's Bullring Shopping Centre .
They blew £20,000 on flash clobber and even took a group photograph of themselves standing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bags .
Leicestershire Police have now shared the short video and images after the brazen thieves were sentenced for their crimes at Leicester Crown Court , last week .
Sign up to get the Mirror 's biggest and best stories delivered straight to your inbox at www.mirror.co.uk/email As reported by LeicestershireLive , the defendants were responsible for a string of break-ins across the county .
Oliver Read , 23 , Barry Kew Moss , 21 , Aurel Sadiki , 22 , and Jacob Wesley , 26 , were sentenced on Friday June12 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ n't be named for legal reasons , was sentenced for a series of offences on June 5 .
The safe was stolen in a break-in at a country house in Main Street , Illston on the Hill , in the early hours of Friday September 27 , last year .
A Land Rover Discovery used to transport the safe was also stolen in a raid on a house in Hallaton , Harborough district , on the same night , as was a Mercedes AMG during another break-in at a house in Leicester .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ , last year , a house was then broken into in Shepshed , where an Audi A3 and Mercedes 200 were stolen .
The court heard footage from one of the gang 's mobile phones also showed the stolen safe being cracked open .
• Oliver Read , of Aylestone Lane , Wigston , pleaded guilty to the Illston on the Hill burglary , theft of motor vehicle from this address and the burglary in Hallaton .
He was sentenced to three years .
• Barry Kew-Moss , of Limehurst Avenue , Loughborough @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Hill burglary , theft of motor vehicle from this address , burglary in Hallaton , burglary in Leicester and theft of motor vehicle from this address .
He was sentenced to three years and nine months .
• Aurel Sadiki , of Poplar Road , Shelthorpe , Loughborough , pleaded guilty to the Illston on the Hill burglary , theft of motor vehicle from this address , burglary in Hallaton , burglary in Leicester and theft of motor vehicle from this address .
He was sentenced to four years and six months .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Northfields , Leicester admitted to the Illston on the Hill burglary , theft of motor vehicle from this address , burglary in Hallaton , burglary in Leicester , theft of motor vehicle from this address and burglary in Shepshed .
He was sentenced to three years and nine months .
• The 15-year-old defendant pleaded guilty to the Illston on the Hill burglary , the burglary in Hallaton and a further two attempted burglaries in Syston on October 14 .
They also admitted to burglary in Loughborough on October 26 and a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ relating a vehicle stolen in Leicester on October 27 .
He was sentenced on June 5 to a three year youth rehabilitation order .
Speaking at the conclusion of the case , Detective Constable Stephen Henderson , of Leicestershire Police , said : `` This group was responsible for a number of car key breaks over the county last year , breaking into houses to steal high value cars and on one occasion stole a safe containing a substantial amount of money . ''
He added : `` A significant amount of detective @ @ @ @ @ @ @ arrest and convict of these people , who have pleaded guilty and are now serving prison sentences for these offences .
`` I hope this action shows our commitment to tackling this type of crime and is seen positively by the victims and communities affected by it . ''

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The men photographed and video themselves with their ill-gotten gains after committing a series of break-ins at homes across Leicestershire
A brazen gang of burglars filmed themselves flaunting wads of cash and bags of designer gear from Selfridges after raiding homes and stealing £20,000.
The shameless criminals had previously stolen a safe from a country house in Illston on the Hill, near Kibworth, last year and made a short video showing them with bags of notes.
The group of five men then went on a designer shopping spree at the Selfridges department store, in Birmingham's Bullring Shopping Centre.
They blew £20,000 on flash clobber and even took a group photograph of themselves standing outside the store surrounded by designer carrier bags.
Leicestershire Police have now shared the short video and images after the brazen thieves were sentenced for their crimes at Leicester Crown Court, last week.
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As reported by LeicestershireLive, the defendants were responsible for a string of break-ins across the county.
Oliver Read, 23, Barry Kew Moss, 21, Aurel Sadiki, 22, and Jacob Wesley, 26, were sentenced on Friday June12, while a 15-year-old youth, who can't be named for legal reasons, was sentenced for a series of offences on June 5.
The safe was stolen in a break-in at a country house in Main Street, Illston on the Hill, in the early hours of Friday September 27, last year.
Image: SWNS) SWNS)
A Land Rover Discovery used to transport the safe was also stolen in a raid on a house in Hallaton, Harborough district, on the same night, as was a Mercedes AMG during another break-in at a house in Leicester.
In the early hours of October 14, last year, a house was then broken into in Shepshed, where an Audi A3 and Mercedes 200 were stolen.
The court heard footage from one of the gang's mobile phones also showed the stolen safe being cracked open.
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• Oliver Read, of Aylestone Lane, Wigston, pleaded guilty to the Illston on the Hill burglary, theft of motor vehicle from this address and the burglary in Hallaton. He was sentenced to three years.
• Barry Kew-Moss, of Limehurst Avenue, Loughborough, admitted to the Illston on the Hill burglary, theft of motor vehicle from this address, burglary in Hallaton, burglary in Leicester and theft of motor vehicle from this address. He was sentenced to three years and nine months.
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• Aurel Sadiki, of Poplar Road, Shelthorpe, Loughborough, pleaded guilty to the Illston on the Hill burglary, theft of motor vehicle from this address, burglary in Hallaton, burglary in Leicester and theft of motor vehicle from this address. He was sentenced to four years and six months.
• Jacob Wesley, of Aneford Road, Northfields, Leicester admitted to the Illston on the Hill burglary, theft of motor vehicle from this address, burglary in Hallaton, burglary in Leicester, theft of motor vehicle from this address and burglary in Shepshed. He was sentenced to three years and nine months.
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• The 15-year-old defendant pleaded guilty to the Illston on the Hill burglary, the burglary in Hallaton and a further two attempted burglaries in Syston on October 14. They also admitted to burglary in Loughborough on October 26 and a charge of taking without owners consent, relating a vehicle stolen in Leicester on October 27. He was sentenced on June 5 to a three year youth rehabilitation order.
Speaking at the conclusion of the case, Detective Constable Stephen Henderson, of Leicestershire Police, said: "This group was responsible for a number of car key breaks over the county last year, breaking into houses to steal high value cars and on one occasion stole a safe containing a substantial amount of money."
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He added: "A significant amount of detective work was put into the investigation to arrest and convict of these people, who have pleaded guilty and are now serving prison sentences for these offences.
"I hope this action shows our commitment to tackling this type of crime and is seen positively by the victims and communities affected by it."


thedailymirror--2020-06-20--New holiday rules in Majorca and Ibiza could leave some Brits devastated

Party boats have been banned in Majorca and Ibiza in a bid to finally curb booze-fuelled tourism .
Under the Balearic government 's tough new regulations for the so-called `` new norm '' in the post-coronavirus era , boat parties will also be prohibited in Menorca and Formentera .
Island leaders were already planning a major crackdown in certain holiday hotspots before the outbreak of COVID-19 in a bid to control `` drunken '' or `` tourism of excesses '' which have led to numerous incidents in recent years .
The Balearic government said it wanted to get rid of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ new kind of tourist , particularly families .
Now , with the season already seriously interrupted by the coronavirus pandemic , the Balearic government has confirmed it is putting a blanket ban on all party boats no matter what resort they used to operate from , legal or illegal .
The order is contained in the comprehensive rules published for the islands which , on Sunday , exit Spain 's official State of Emergency first imposed on March 14th and enter the `` new norm '' .
From now on , the Spanish @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the regions to exercise their own control on people and activities .
In the bulletin published by the Balearic government yesterday , the section for tourism confirms : `` With regard to measures relating to the maritime transport of passengers of a tourist or recreational nature , party boats are prohibited . ''
There is no indication as to when they might be able to restart under the `` new norm '' , if ever .
Nightclub and disco owners who have had strict regulations placed on their reopenings claim the Balearic government @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a way of curbing anything to do with `` drunken tourism '' .
The Balearic government has denied the claims .
The new tourist rules also govern what restaurants , pubs , beach clubs , dance halls , cafeterias and nightclubs can or can not do .
These include limits on capacity and closing times .
Some can open until 2am but bars have to shut at 10pm .
All will have strict social distancing .
In terms of party halls , dance halls , nightclubs , concert cafes , beach clubs and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of less than 300 people can open .
However , all nightclubs in `` excess tourism '' hotspots - namely Magaluf , the West End of Sant Antoni and certain areas of Playa de Palma - can not open inside .
In a change of heart , the government will allow them to seat up to 100 people on their terraces but owners say this is ridiculous and not feasible .

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Island leaders were already planning a major crackdown in certain holiday hotspots before the outbreak of COVID-19 in a bid to control "drunken" or "tourism of excesses"
Party boats banned in Magaluf and Ibiza and bars to shut at 10pm in major crackdown
Party boats have been banned in Majorca and Ibiza in a bid to finally curb booze-fuelled tourism.
Under the Balearic government's tough new regulations for the so-called "new norm" in the post-coronavirus era, boat parties will also be prohibited in Menorca and Formentera.
Island leaders were already planning a major crackdown in certain holiday hotspots before the outbreak of COVID-19 in a bid to control "drunken" or "tourism of excesses" which have led to numerous incidents in recent years.
The Balearic government said it wanted to get rid of its shoddy image abroad and attract a new kind of tourist, particularly families.
Image: ExpressStar) ExpressStar)
Now, with the season already seriously interrupted by the coronavirus pandemic, the Balearic government has confirmed it is putting a blanket ban on all party boats no matter what resort they used to operate from, legal or illegal.
The order is contained in the comprehensive rules published for the islands which, on Sunday, exit Spain's official State of Emergency first imposed on March 14th and enter the "new norm".
From now on, the Spanish government has given carte blanche to all the regions to exercise their own control on people and activities.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
In the bulletin published by the Balearic government yesterday, the section for tourism confirms: "With regard to measures relating to the maritime transport of passengers of a tourist or recreational nature, party boats are prohibited."
There is no indication as to when they might be able to restart under the "new norm", if ever.
Nightclub and disco owners who have had strict regulations placed on their reopenings claim the Balearic government is taking such measures on purpose as a way of curbing anything to do with "drunken tourism".
The Balearic government has denied the claims.
The new tourist rules also govern what restaurants, pubs, beach clubs, dance halls, cafeterias and nightclubs can or cannot do.
These include limits on capacity and closing times. Some can open until 2am but bars have to shut at 10pm. All will have strict social distancing.
In terms of party halls, dance halls, nightclubs, concert cafes, beach clubs and bars, only venues with a capacity of less than 300 people can open.
However, all nightclubs in "excess tourism" hotspots - namely Magaluf, the West End of Sant Antoni and certain areas of Playa de Palma - cannot open inside.
In a change of heart, the government will allow them to seat up to 100 people on their terraces but owners say this is ridiculous and not feasible.


thedailymirror--2020-06-20--Harry Potter's Evanna Lynch admits she had 'over blown' film career expectations

Harry Potter star Evanna Lynch admits she had “ overblown ” expectations of her career .
Evanna landed a role in the huge film series aged 14 - and played Luna Lovegood in the last four films of the franchise .
Looking back on her days at Hogwarts , she admitted she was a mega fan of the books and had a fascination with the leading stars Daniel Radcliffe , Rupert Grint and Emma Watson .
The star , from Termonfeckin , Co Louth , admitted she thought her career was “ set for life ” after landing the role @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tough profession .
Speaking on Talking Tastebuds podcast , she said : “ I think I over blew it , I think of thought , great this is me set for life , this is my career .
“ I didn ’ t think it would be as hard to be an actor as it actually is .
“ And I noticed a lot of fans have that same reaction to me .
“ Sometimes I ’ ll meet them at conventions and at plays , and I ’ ll meet them after @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , ‘ why are not you doing blockbuster movies ’ and I ’ m like , ‘ yeah , why am I not ?
I don ’ t know , I just didn ’ t feel like it , that ’ s all ’ .
“ They have no concept of how cut throat the industry is.
” “ But I wasn ’ t prepared for fame at the same time .
“ I was ready for the story telling part , but it was so weird to go from being a fan @ @ @ @ @ @ @ being someone people send fan mail to.
” Evanna admitted she was a mega fan of the books .
She said : “ I was a really obsessive Harry Potter fan .
I started reading them when I was about eight , and that was just my whole identity for a while .
It ’ s quite embarrassing .
“ I did everything , I queued up for the books , I wrote fan mail to Daniel Radcliffe and got his autograph and I wrote fan mail to JK Rowling and we became @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
All my energy was focused on this.
” However , looking at the intensity of her obsession , she said : “ But the thing I found is the whole fan culture is not healthy , being obsessed with someone . ''
She added : “ When I met Daniel , Rupert and Emma , I knew everything about them , their pets ’ names , birthdays , I knew their parents ' names .
I had to pretend I didn ’ t .
“ It also meant I had nothing to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ them .
`` I was suddenly confronted with ‘ who am I ’ and when they asked me what I was interested in , I realised I didn ’ t even know myself , I didn ’ t know what to say .
“ Being an obsessive fan is disempowering , it happens when you ’ re a teen , you see these other people and they seem great and amazing and godly.
” “ And now I get people messaging me saying ‘ I think you ’ re my best friend and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ yet ’ .
“ And I don ’ t respond to those people as I don ’ t think it ’ s healthy.
” “ I just think fan culture is kind of dangerous and you can kind of lose yourself in it .
”

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Harry Potter star reveals she was JK Rowling's 'pen friend' before being in the film
Harry Potter star reveals she was JK Rowling's 'pen friend' before being in the film
Evanna, who played Luna Lovegood, says she thought her career was 'set for life' after landing the role - but found acting to be a tough profession
Harry Potter star Evanna Lynch admits she had 'over blown' expectations of film career
Harry Potter star Evanna Lynch admits she had “overblown” expectations of her career.
Evanna landed a role in the huge film series aged 14 - and played Luna Lovegood in the last four films of the franchise.
Looking back on her days at Hogwarts, she admitted she was a mega fan of the books and had a fascination with the leading stars Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint and Emma Watson.
The star, from Termonfeckin, Co Louth, admitted she thought her career was “set for life” after landing the role - but found acting to be a tough profession.
Speaking on Talking Tastebuds podcast, she said: “I think I over blew it, I think of thought, great this is me set for life, this is my career.
Image: ITV) ITV)
“I didn’t think it would be as hard to be an actor as it actually is.
“And I noticed a lot of fans have that same reaction to me.
“Sometimes I’ll meet them at conventions and at plays, and I’ll meet them after that and they’ll be like, ‘why are not you doing blockbuster movies’ and I’m like, ‘yeah, why am I not? I don’t know, I just didn’t feel like it, that’s all’.
“They have no concept of how cut throat the industry is.”
“But I wasn’t prepared for fame at the same time.
Image: Unknown) Unknown)
“I was ready for the story telling part, but it was so weird to go from being a fan that used to stalk Daniel Radcliffe to being someone people send fan mail to.”
Evanna admitted she was a mega fan of the books.
She said: “I was a really obsessive Harry Potter fan. I started reading them when I was about eight, and that was just my whole identity for a while. It’s quite embarrassing.
“I did everything, I queued up for the books, I wrote fan mail to Daniel Radcliffe and got his autograph and I wrote fan mail to JK Rowling and we became friends.
Image: Rex Features) Rex Features)
“I completely manifested it. All my energy was focused on this.”
However, looking at the intensity of her obsession, she said: “But the thing I found is the whole fan culture is not healthy, being obsessed with someone."
She added: “When I met Daniel, Rupert and Emma, I knew everything about them, their pets’ names, birthdays, I knew their parents' names. I had to pretend I didn’t.
“It also meant I had nothing to say to them, I just adored them.
"I was suddenly confronted with ‘who am I’ and when they asked me what I was interested in, I realised I didn’t even know myself, I didn’t know what to say.
“Being an obsessive fan is disempowering, it happens when you’re a teen, you see these other people and they seem great and amazing and godly.”
“And now I get people messaging me saying ‘I think you’re my best friend and you just don’t know it yet’.
“And I don’t respond to those people as I don’t think it’s healthy.”
“I just think fan culture is kind of dangerous and you can kind of lose yourself in it.”


thedailymirror--2020-06-20--Royal Ascot 2020 live results, tips, preview and race cards

Eight races bring the curtain down on Royal Ascot 2020- and what a week it has been .
Stradivarius was @ @ @ @ @ historic Gold Cup hat-trick , while jockey Jim Crowley rode winner after winner on the @ @ @ @ @ victory with Tactical , trainer Roger Varian had a day three treble and Lord North @ @ @ @ @ one of the key races , the Prince Of Wales 's Stakes .
More stars @ @ @ @ @ kick on to the final day , including Pinatubo , Quadrilateral and Sceptical , who @ @ @ @ @ To accommodate the action-packed programme , racing has the earliest start of the week at @ @ @ @ @ updates from the Ascot action throughout the day , follow our LIVE blog below ...

Eight races bring the curtain down on Royal Ascot 2020- and what a week it has been.
Stradivarius was the headline act with a historic Gold Cup hat-trick, while jockey Jim Crowley rode winner after winner on the track.
The Queen enjoyed victory with Tactical, trainer Roger Varian had a day three treble and Lord North blew away the opposition in one of the key races, the Prince Of Wales's Stakes.
More stars are on show as we kick on to the final day, including Pinatubo, Quadrilateral and Sceptical, who cost connections just £2,800.
To accommodate the action-packed programme, racing has the earliest start of the week at 12.40pm.
For the latest updates from the Ascot action throughout the day, follow our LIVE blog below...


thedailymirror--2020-06-20--Terraced house on sale from just £1,000 - but buyer will have huge first job

A two-bedroom terraced home is set to go under the hammer with a starting price of just £1,000 - but it will cost buyers a lot more to bring it back up to standards .
'Hull 's cheapest property ' in Gipsyville will go to auction later this week with estate agents Bond Wolfe Auctions .
The listing on property website Rightmove states the home has a reception room , kitchen and bathroom on the ground floor , as reported by Hull Live .
Upstairs there is two bedrooms leading from the landing , and the property has a garden @ @ @ @ @ @ @ interior of the home will require extensive renovation work after it was left gutted by fire damage .
Viewings of the home are currently not possible due to coronavirus restrictions , but prospective buyers may be able to be given a video tour to inspect the damage .
The online listing , which can be found here , reads : `` For sale by public auction on June 24 , 2020 .
`` Please note that the auction will be livestreamed via our website with remote bidding by proxy , telephone or internet @ @ @ @ @ @ @ property , which has been the subject of fire damage .
`` A mid terraced property , standing flush to the pavement .
The property has been the subject of fire damage and therefore requires refurbishment throughout .
It 's not the only dilapidated property to have gone under the hammer recently , after an incredible 33 bedroom mansion sitting on six acres of rolling countryside went on sale with a starting price of just £200,000 .
Troy House in Monmouth originates from the 17th century and the Grade II listed four-storey dream @ @ @ @ @ @ @ two tennis courts .
But one look inside gave buyers an idea of how much the renovation job would cost , with the abandoned former school falling into a shocking state of disrepair .
Despite the work needed and the low starting price , it sold for £1.35million in an online auction .

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A two-bedroom terraced home in Hull may offer potential buyers a first foot onto the proper ladder with a starting price of just £1,000 - but the inside offers a challenging project
Terraced house on sale from just £1,000 - but buyer will have huge first job
A two-bedroom terraced home is set to go under the hammer with a starting price of just £1,000 - but it will cost buyers a lot more to bring it back up to standards.
'Hull's cheapest property' in Gipsyville will go to auction later this week with estate agents Bond Wolfe Auctions.
The listing on property website Rightmove states the home has a reception room, kitchen and bathroom on the ground floor, as reported by Hull Live.
Upstairs there is two bedrooms leading from the landing, and the property has a garden at the rear.
However, the interior of the home will require extensive renovation work after it was left gutted by fire damage.
Viewings of the home are currently not possible due to coronavirus restrictions, but prospective buyers may be able to be given a video tour to inspect the damage.
The online listing, which can be found here, reads: "For sale by public auction on June 24, 2020.
"Please note that the auction will be livestreamed via our website with remote bidding by proxy, telephone or internet only.
Image: HullLive) HullLive)
"A vacant freehold mid-terraced property, which has been the subject of fire damage.
"A mid terraced property, standing flush to the pavement. The property has been the subject of fire damage and therefore requires refurbishment throughout.
"External viewings only."
It's not the only dilapidated property to have gone under the hammer recently, after an incredible 33 bedroom mansion sitting on six acres of rolling countryside went on sale with a starting price of just £200,000.
Troy House in Monmouth originates from the 17th century and the Grade II listed four-storey dream home boasts a theatre, chapel and two tennis courts.
But one look inside gave buyers an idea of how much the renovation job would cost, with the abandoned former school falling into a shocking state of disrepair.
Despite the work needed and the low starting price, it sold for £1.35million in an online auction.


thedailymirror--2020-06-20--Man City 'in talks' with Man Utd target Leon Bailey in bid to replace Leroy Sane

Manchester City have reportedly entered talks with Manchester United and Chelsea target Leon Bailey , as the club prepares to replace Leroy Sane .
City boss Pep Guardiola confirmed on Friday that Sane - who has hardly featured this season due to an anterior cruciate ligament injury - would like to leave the Etihad Stadium this summer .
The 24-year-old Germany international has just one year remaining on his deal with City and is linked with a £50million transfer to Bayern Munich .
And a report from France implies Guardiola is already preparing for life without Sane and has identified @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Leverkusen star has already been contacted by Guardiola , according to French outlet Foot Mercato , and would relish the chance to play in his team .
However , the report adds that many other clubs across Europe are also chasing the Bailey 's signature .
Chelsea and Manchester United are among the other suitors for the 22-year-old Jamaica international , according to the Daily Mail .
Bailey , who is contracted at BayArena until 2023 , has made over 100 Leverkusen appearances since joining from Genk as a teenager .
He has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ goals and providing three assists in 28 appearances , but his minutes have been limited due to two red card suspensions and a thigh injury .
Bailey can play on either wing and is expected to cost £40million - though City will reportedly only sanction the move if a deal is agreed with Bayern Munich for Sane .
Guardiola 's side are holding out for a higher fee than the £30million bid Bayern were preparing to table , according to German outlets .
Meanwhile , Manchester United are understood to have identified Bailey @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The Borussia Dortmund star - rated at £100million - is expected to cost over double Bailey 's price tag .
Sancho has enjoyed another scintillating season in the Bundesliga , scoring 17 times and assisting the same number of goals .
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City manager Pep Guardiola confirmed Sane would like to leave the Etihad Stadium this summer - meaning the Sky Blues are set to rival United and Chelsea for Bailey
Man City 'hold talks' with Man Utd target Leon Bailey as they eye Leroy Sane replacement
Manchester City have reportedly entered talks with Manchester United and Chelsea target Leon Bailey, as the club prepares to replace Leroy Sane.
City boss Pep Guardiola confirmed on Friday that Sane - who has hardly featured this season due to an anterior cruciate ligament injury - would like to leave the Etihad Stadium this summer.
The 24-year-old Germany international has just one year remaining on his deal with City and is linked with a £50million transfer to Bayern Munich.
And a report from France implies Guardiola is already preparing for life without Sane and has identified a replacement in Bailey.
Image: EPA-EFE/ REX/Shutterstock) EPA-EFE/ REX/Shutterstock)
The Bayer Leverkusen star has already been contacted by Guardiola, according to French outlet Foot Mercato, and would relish the chance to play in his team.
However, the report adds that many other clubs across Europe are also chasing the Bailey's signature.
Chelsea and Manchester United are among the other suitors for the 22-year-old Jamaica international, according to the Daily Mail.
Bailey, who is contracted at BayArena until 2023, has made over 100 Leverkusen appearances since joining from Genk as a teenager.
He has enjoyed another impressive campaign, scoring seven goals and providing three assists in 28 appearances, but his minutes have been limited due to two red card suspensions and a thigh injury.
Bailey can play on either wing and is expected to cost £40million - though City will reportedly only sanction the move if a deal is agreed with Bayern Munich for Sane.
Guardiola's side are holding out for a higher fee than the £30million bid Bayern were preparing to table, according to German outlets.
Meanwhile, Manchester United are understood to have identified Bailey as a cheaper alternative to Jadon Sancho.
The Borussia Dortmund star - rated at £100million - is expected to cost over double Bailey's price tag.
Sancho has enjoyed another scintillating season in the Bundesliga, scoring 17 times and assisting the same number of goals.
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thedailymirror--2020-06-20--Boy, 5, who lost legs as baby raises almost £750k for hospital that saved him

A brave five-year-old double amputee has raised almost £750,000 for the NHS children 's hospital that saved his life - after only setting out to raise £500 .
Tony Hudgell set his modest target at the start of his efforts to walk 10 kilometres ( six miles ) on his prosthetic legs and crutches in aid of the Evelina London Children 's Hospital in Lambeth .
He spent three months under their care after suffering horrific physical abuse from his biological parents at just 41 days old .
His injuries , which led to sepsis and multiple organ failure , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to have both legs amputated at the knee .
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During the coronavirus lockdown Tony has been learning to walk on his new prosthetics by setting his fundraising challenge to walk every day in June .
His adoptive parents Paula and Mark Hudgell , from Kings Hill , Kent , wanted to thank the hospital for saving the little boy 's life , and hoped family and friends would help them reach their initial target @ @ @ @ @ @ @ amazing efforts - inspired when he saw 100-year-old Captain Sir Tom Moore walking laps of his garden to raise a staggering £32 million for the NHS - have captured hearts and donations worldwide .
Tony 's JustGiving total now stands at £725,000 and with nine days of walking still to go , Tony is setting his sights very high .
His mum Paula , 52 , said : `` Ask Tony how much money he wants to raise and he says five million thousand pounds .
`` He obviously has no concept of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ determined little boy and if he wants something he 'll set about his way of getting it , so who knows .
`` But he is very modest and is absolutely blown away - we all are - by the kindness and generosity of everyone who has taken the time to donate to such a great cause and to send us such wonderful messages of support .
`` We can never thank the Evelina enough for what they did for Tony , and will continue to do until he is 18 .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and we are just so honoured and privileged to give so much back .
`` We wanted to raise something to go towards the care of other children but this is just mind-blowing .
`` It will make such a difference to the hospital that saved Tony 's life . ''
The total however is likely to be much higher once separate online and gift aid donations have been added .
Those cheering him on have included Chelsea FC captain Cesar Azpilicueta , who sent the young Blues fan one of his shirts @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Frank Lampard .
Azpilicueta has invited Tony to the club 's training ground once lockdown restrictions are eased .
Tony has covered around 300 metres a day at a green near his home since June 1 .
It has raised hopes that Tony – who also has a dislocated left hip , arthritis and partial deafness from the abuse – might one day walk unsupported .
Paula told the Sunday Mirror earlier this month : “ When I brought Tony home he was four months old , tiny and withdrawn .
He was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and arms only out of plaster the day before .
`` Looking at what he ’ s achieved , you can ’ t imagine he ’ s the same child .
“ We wanted him to have a challenge to see if his prosthetics would work .
Since starting , he is stronger and can move so fast.
” Thanking readers for their good wishes , she added : “ We ’ re so thankful for everyone ’ s love and support .
We ’ ve kept all the messages in a memory @ @ @ @ @ @ @ worker Mark , 55 , are fighting for a “ Tony ’ s Law ” for tougher sentences for cruelty cases , with life terms for perpetrators .
Biological parents Jody Simpson , 24 , and Tony Smith , 47 , were jailed for 10 years each in 2018 for causing his injuries but will be eligible for early release in September 2022 .
Full-time carer Paula said : “ More must be done to protect children.
” Caroline Gormley of Evelina London said : “ We are so proud Tony is part @ @ @ @ @ @ @ veteran Sir Tom has inspired dozens of Britons of all ages to take up physical challenges and raise money for the NHS and other causes during the lockdown which began on March 24 .
He raised more than £32m for NHS charities by walking 100 laps of his garden in Marston Moretaine in Bedfordshire .
On Friday , a giant 80ft sign celebrating the national hero was installed in the centre of his hometown of Keighley , West Yorkshire , where he was born in 1920 .

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TONY HUDGELL MAKES SURE HE'S SOCIAL DISTANCING DURING A WALK IN THE PARK
TONY HUDGELL MAKES SURE HE'S SOCIAL DISTANCING DURING A WALK IN THE PARK
Double amputee Tony Hudgell, who suffered horrific abuse from his biological parents, initially set out to raise £500 for Evelina London Children's Hospital in Lambeth while walking six miles at home in Kings Hill, Kent
Boy, 5, who lost legs as baby raises almost £750k for hospital that saved him
A brave five-year-old double amputee has raised almost £750,000 for the NHS children's hospital that saved his life - after only setting out to raise £500.
Tony Hudgell set his modest target at the start of his efforts to walk 10 kilometres (six miles) on his prosthetic legs and crutches in aid of the Evelina London Children's Hospital in Lambeth.
He spent three months under their care after suffering horrific physical abuse from his biological parents at just 41 days old.
His injuries, which led to sepsis and multiple organ failure, were so severe that he eventually had to have both legs amputated at the knee.
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Image: David Tett Photography) David Tett Photography)
During the coronavirus lockdown Tony has been learning to walk on his new prosthetics by setting his fundraising challenge to walk every day in June.
His adoptive parents Paula and Mark Hudgell, from Kings Hill, Kent, wanted to thank the hospital for saving the little boy's life, and hoped family and friends would help them reach their initial target of £500.
But the youngster's amazing efforts - inspired when he saw 100-year-old Captain Sir Tom Moore walking laps of his garden to raise a staggering £32 million for the NHS - have captured hearts and donations worldwide.
Tony's JustGiving total now stands at £725,000 and with nine days of walking still to go, Tony is setting his sights very high.
Image: gofundme) gofundme)
His mum Paula, 52, said: "Ask Tony how much money he wants to raise and he says five million thousand pounds.
"He obviously has no concept of money but is a very strong, determined little boy and if he wants something he'll set about his way of getting it, so who knows.
"But he is very modest and is absolutely blown away - we all are - by the kindness and generosity of everyone who has taken the time to donate to such a great cause and to send us such wonderful messages of support.
"We can never thank the Evelina enough for what they did for Tony, and will continue to do until he is 18.
"Everyone there is like family to us and we are just so honoured and privileged to give so much back.
"We wanted to raise something to go towards the care of other children but this is just mind-blowing.
"It will make such a difference to the hospital that saved Tony's life."
The total however is likely to be much higher once separate online and gift aid donations have been added.
Image: Adam Gerrard/Daily Mirror) Adam Gerrard/Daily Mirror)
Those cheering him on have included Chelsea FC captain Cesar Azpilicueta, who sent the young Blues fan one of his shirts signed by all the team and manager Frank Lampard.
Azpilicueta has invited Tony to the club's training ground once lockdown restrictions are eased.
Tony has covered around 300 metres a day at a green near his home since June 1.
It has raised hopes that Tony – who also has a dislocated left hip, arthritis and partial deafness from the abuse – might one day walk unsupported.
Paula told the Sunday Mirror earlier this month: “When I brought Tony home he was four months old, tiny and withdrawn. He was extremely poorly, his legs in plaster and arms only out of plaster the day before.
"Looking at what he’s achieved, you can’t imagine he’s the same child.
“We wanted him to have a challenge to see if his prosthetics would work. Since starting, he is stronger and can move so fast.”
Thanking readers for their good wishes, she added: “We’re so thankful for everyone’s love and support. We’ve kept all the messages in a memory box for Tony.”
Image: Adam Gerrard/Daily Mirror) Adam Gerrard/Daily Mirror)
Paula and finance worker Mark, 55, are fighting for a “Tony’s Law” for tougher sentences for cruelty cases, with life terms for perpetrators.
Biological parents Jody Simpson, 24, and Tony Smith, 47, were jailed for 10 years each in 2018 for causing his injuries but will be eligible for early release in September 2022.
Full-time carer Paula said: “More must be done to protect children.”
Caroline Gormley of Evelina London said: “We are so proud Tony is part of our family.”
Second World War veteran Sir Tom has inspired dozens of Britons of all ages to take up physical challenges and raise money for the NHS and other causes during the lockdown which began on March 24.
He raised more than £32m for NHS charities by walking 100 laps of his garden in Marston Moretaine in Bedfordshire.
On Friday, a giant 80ft sign celebrating the national hero was installed in the centre of his hometown of Keighley, West Yorkshire, where he was born in 1920.
Click here to visit Tony's JustGiving page.


thedailymirror--2020-06-20--Patrice Evra disagrees with Bruno Fernandes claim about how good Man Utd were

Patrice Evra disagreed with Bruno Fernandes ' claim that Manchester United were good throughout Friday night 's 1-1 draw with Tottenham .
The Red Devils started slowly against their top four rivals at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and found themselves a goal down in 27 minutes .
Steven Bergwijn put the hosts in front with a powerful effort that David de Gea failed to get a strong hand to and flapped into his own goal .
After the break United moved through the gears , and the introduction of Paul Pogba turned the tide , with the Red Devils drawing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ spoke to Sky Sports after the match , and said that while United want to win every game , the result is a positive one .
`` I think we did very well , it was a difficult game , '' said Fernandes .
`` We started good with our ideas but they scored on the counter , I think we were all the time in the game .
`` We scored , we had a lot of chances to score more .
It 's not enough but we want to win every @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it was a good result .
`` I think the game on the whole was good , after a long break we did very well . ''
But Evra took issue with the Portugal international 's claim that United were good throughout the contest , before hailing Fernandes ' individual performance .
`` I enjoyed that game but I do n't agree with him .
I think United were better in the second half but he is my man of the match , '' said Evra .
`` What a game again , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he had , he played really simple .
I 'm starting to be in love with this player .
`` With the substitutions Ole did a great job .
Paul when he come on you could see the difference , the quality , he just destroyed Dier for the penalty .
`` I felt United were much better in the second half than the first half . ''
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Manchester United started slowly against Tottenham on Friday night and found themselves a goal behind before the half-hour mark, but battled back after the break
Patrice Evra disagrees with Bruno Fernandes claim about how good Man Utd were
Patrice Evra disagreed with Bruno Fernandes' claim that Manchester United were good throughout Friday night's 1-1 draw with Tottenham.
The Red Devils started slowly against their top four rivals at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and found themselves a goal down in 27 minutes.
Steven Bergwijn put the hosts in front with a powerful effort that David de Gea failed to get a strong hand to and flapped into his own goal.
After the break United moved through the gears, and the introduction of Paul Pogba turned the tide, with the Red Devils drawing level from the penalty spot.
Fernandes spoke to Sky Sports after the match, and said that while United want to win every game, the result is a positive one.
Image: Sky Sports) Sky Sports)
"I think we did very well, it was a difficult game," said Fernandes.
"We started good with our ideas but they scored on the counter, I think we were all the time in the game.
"We scored, we had a lot of chances to score more. It's not enough but we want to win every game. We're not happy but it was a good result.
"I think the game on the whole was good, after a long break we did very well."
But Evra took issue with the Portugal international's claim that United were good throughout the contest, before hailing Fernandes' individual performance.
"I enjoyed that game but I don't agree with him. I think United were better in the second half but he is my man of the match," said Evra.
Image: Sky Sports) Sky Sports)
"What a game again, he scored a penalty, every touch he had, he played really simple. I'm starting to be in love with this player.
"With the substitutions Ole did a great job. Paul when he come on you could see the difference, the quality, he just destroyed Dier for the penalty.
"I felt United were much better in the second half than the first half."
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thedailymirror--2020-06-20--Nurse who wore lingerie under PPE gets job offer for drastic career change

A Russian nurse who was disciplined for wearing just her lingerie underneath her see-through PPE at work has won a modelling contract .
A picture of Nadia Zhukova , 23 , wearing her risque outfit as she worked on a male coronavirus ward went viral and saw her rapped by her bosses for “ non-compliance with the requirements for medical clothing ” .
Nadia had complained she was “ too hot ” in the hazmat gown at the hospital in Tula - and her punishment was withdrawn after a furious backlash from the public against her chief 's disciplinary moves @ @ @ @ @ @ @ her job but posing as a model for a Russian sports clothes line .
Pictures show her wearing ZASPORT sport clothes , a brand founded by the daughter of a top FSB security service official .
Nadia has also announced that she plans to study to become a doctor .
In her first detailed interview on last month ’ s lingerie scandal , Nadia confessed she was `` still embarrassed to talk about it ” .
She told the brand ’ s website : “ I understand what day this photo was taken @ @ @ @ @ @ @ over the Internet is still a mystery to me .
“ I remember that I returned from my shift , and ( people were ) already sharing with me the link to the story.
” The revealing pictures had been taken by one of her male patients .
“ Of course , I recognised myself and immediately closed my social network accounts … .
I was not ready for such attention , ” said Nadia .
Going viral around the world was “ just awful ” but she praised her medical colleagues for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ move against her was reversed as support flooded in .
Founder of the clothes brand Anastasia Zadorina , 31 , called Nadia “ one of the symbols of the coronavirus era .
“ This is a young , beautiful and very brave girl , who makes her big contribution to the fight against Covid.
” Zadorina , 31 , is daughter of FSB colonel-general Mikhail Shekin , and her brand has a track record of promoting clothing adorned with patriotic and anti-Western slogans alluding to Russian missiles such as “ Topol is not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ?
Don ’ t tell my Iskanders ” .
Nadia said Vladimir Putin ’ s former bodyguard Alexey Dyumin , 47 , now governor of Tula region , strongly backed her .
She said : `` The chief doctor of our hospital ( Dr Anna Savishcheva ) , and even the governor of the Tula region ( Alexey Dyumin ) , also spoke in my defence - thank you very much… “ I continued to go on my shifts , and it is very pleasant that my colleagues and the whole team supported @ @ @ @ @ @ @ set up flash mobs to support me .
“ They understood that nobody knows how hot it is to work in a protective suit in summer .
“ It is as if you spend several hours in a sauna .
It even becomes hard to breathe and walk.
” Her ZASPORT photoshoot came ahead of Russia ’ s Medic Day , which will be marked on Sunday , the professional holiday for doctors and nurses .
But despite her new fame and role as a model , Nadia is determined study to become @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to go to medical university , ” she said .
“ The main thing for me is to become a good doctor and help people .
`` I really want to tell everyone : do not relax ( about coronavirus ) .
“ Wear masks , use disinfectants .
And if you feel signs of illness , don ’ t delay , consult a doctor .
”

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A picture of Nadia Zhukova, 23, wearing her risque outfit as she worked on a male coronavirus ward at a hospital in Tula in Russia, went viral after it was taken by a patient
Coronavirus nurse who wore lingerie under PPE gets job offer for drastic career change
A Russian nurse who was disciplined for wearing just her lingerie underneath her see-through PPE at work has won a modelling contract.
A picture of Nadia Zhukova, 23, wearing her risque outfit as she worked on a male coronavirus ward went viral and saw her rapped by her bosses for “non-compliance with the requirements for medical clothing”.
Nadia had complained she was “too hot” in the hazmat gown at the hospital in Tula - and her punishment was withdrawn after a furious backlash from the public against her chief's disciplinary moves.
Now she is not only keeping her job but posing as a model for a Russian sports clothes line.
Pictures show her wearing ZASPORT sport clothes, a brand founded by the daughter of a top FSB security service official.
Image: VK.com) VK.com)
Nadia has also announced that she plans to study to become a doctor.
In her first detailed interview on last month’s lingerie scandal, Nadia confessed she was "still embarrassed to talk about it”.
She told the brand’s website: “I understand what day this photo was taken, but how this spread so quickly over the Internet is still a mystery to me.
“I remember that I returned from my shift, and (people were) already sharing with me the link to the story.”
Image: Sergey Butry) Sergey Butry)
The revealing pictures had been taken by one of her male patients.
“Of course, I recognised myself and immediately closed my social network accounts …. I was not ready for such attention,” said Nadia.
Going viral around the world was “just awful” but she praised her medical colleagues for their support, and the initial disciplinary move against her was reversed as support flooded in.
Founder of the clothes brand Anastasia Zadorina, 31, called Nadia “one of the symbols of the coronavirus era.
Image: @Zasport) @Zasport)
“This is a young, beautiful and very brave girl, who makes her big contribution to the fight against Covid.”
Zadorina, 31, is daughter of FSB colonel-general Mikhail Shekin, and her brand has a track record of promoting clothing adorned with patriotic and anti-Western slogans alluding to Russian missiles such as “Topol is not afraid of sanctions” and “Sanctions? Don’t tell my Iskanders”.
Nadia said Vladimir Putin’s former bodyguard Alexey Dyumin, 47, now governor of Tula region, strongly backed her.
She said: "The chief doctor of our hospital (Dr Anna Savishcheva), and even the governor of the Tula region(Alexey Dyumin), also spoke in my defence - thank you very much…
Image: VK.com) VK.com)
“I continued to go on my shifts, and it is very pleasant that my colleagues and the whole team supported me.
“They encouraged me: ‘Don’t worry! You're a beautiful one!’
“Doctors from other cities set up flash mobs to support me.
“They understood that nobody knows how hot it is to work in a protective suit in summer.
Image: @Zasport) @Zasport)
“It is as if you spend several hours in a sauna. It even becomes hard to breathe and walk.”
Her ZASPORT photoshoot came ahead of Russia’s Medic Day, which will be marked on Sunday, the professional holiday for doctors and nurses.
But despite her new fame and role as a model, Nadia is determined study to become a doctor.
“My goal is to go to medical university,” she said.
“I will apply this summer….
“The main thing for me is to become a good doctor and help people.
"I really want to tell everyone: do not relax (about coronavirus).
“Wear masks, use disinfectants. And if you feel signs of illness, don’t delay, consult a doctor.”


thedailymirror--2020-06-20--Jeremy Corbyn's brother charged with breaking coronavirus regulations

Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn 's brother has been charged under the coronavirus legislation after attending anti-lockdown protests in central London .
Piers Corbyn was seen being arrested at a protest against the virus restrictions and claiming the pandemic was linked to 5G masts in Hyde Park in May .
The 73-year-old anti-climate change activist , who has also claimed there is no pandemic , has been charged with breaching COVID-19 regulations on May 16 and May 30 , the Met Police said today .
He is due to appear before Westminster Magistrates ’ Court on July 24 and August @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said .
Twelve other people were also charged under the Health Protection ( Coronavirus , Restrictions ) Regulations 2020 over a variety of demonstrations involving different groups in London on May 1 , 16 , 30 , as well as June 1 , 6 and 13 .
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A total of 24 people were charged with a range of alleged offences over demonstrations in central London on five separate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ assault and possession of class B drugs .
Fourteen people were charged with breaching coronavirus lockdown on May 16 .
Seven people , including football fan Andrew Banks , were charged over the June 13 demonstration that saw far-right groups gathered in the capital to counter the Black Lives Matter movement and to `` protect statues '' .
Daniel Allen 36 , from Sunderland , was charged with violent disorder and assaulting an emergency worker .
James Miekle , 38 , and Ferirai Mzila , 24 , both of no fixed address , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ worker .
Hasan Khan , 21 , of Hertfordshire , Liam Hanley , 29 , of Walsall , were charged with possession of a class B drug .
And Matthew Cardwell , 31 , of Barking , east London , was charged with criminal damage .
They will all appear at Westminster Magistrates Court on July 13 and 10 .
Andrew Banks was jailed for 14 days on June 15 after he was pictured urinating next to a plaque dedicated to the heroism of murdered PC Keith Palmer , who died tackling a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 2017 .
The 28-year-old said he wanted to protect memorials when he travelled to London from his home in Essex with a group of `` football lads '' , but did not know which statues he was supposed to protect , Westminster Magistrates Court heard .
He pleaded guilty to outraging public decency after he handed himself in when the image went viral on social media .

Piers Corbyn, 73, who protested against virus restrictions and claimed the pandemic was linked to 5G masts, has been charged with breaching COVID-19 regulations on two dates in May
Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn's brother has been charged under the coronavirus legislation after attending anti-lockdown protests in central London.
Piers Corbyn was seen being arrested at a protest against the virus restrictions and claiming the pandemic was linked to 5G masts in Hyde Park in May.
The 73-year-old anti-climate change activist, who has also claimed there is no pandemic, has been charged with breaching COVID-19 regulations on May 16 and May 30, the Met Police said today.
He is due to appear before Westminster Magistrates’ Court on July 24 and August 20 over the separate incidents, police said.
Twelve other people were also charged under the Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) Regulations 2020 over a variety of demonstrations involving different groups in London on May 1, 16, 30, as well as June 1, 6 and 13.
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A total of 24 people were charged with a range of alleged offences over demonstrations in central London on five separate dates, including breaking the lockdown, assault and possession of class B drugs.
Fourteen people were charged with breaching coronavirus lockdown on May 16.
Seven people, including football fan Andrew Banks, were charged over the June 13 demonstration that saw far-right groups gathered in the capital to counter the Black Lives Matter movement and to "protect statues".
Daniel Allen 36, from Sunderland, was charged with violent disorder and assaulting an emergency worker.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
James Miekle, 38, and Ferirai Mzila, 24, both of no fixed address, were charged with assaulting an emergency service worker.
Hasan Khan, 21, of Hertfordshire, Liam Hanley, 29, of Walsall, were charged with possession of a class B drug.
And Matthew Cardwell, 31, of Barking, east London, was charged with criminal damage.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
They will all appear at Westminster Magistrates Court on July 13 and 10.
Andrew Banks was jailed for 14 days on June 15 after he was pictured urinating next to a plaque dedicated to the heroism of murdered PC Keith Palmer, who died tackling a terrorist launching an attack on Parliament in 2017.
The 28-year-old said he wanted to protect memorials when he travelled to London from his home in Essex with a group of "football lads", but did not know which statues he was supposed to protect, Westminster Magistrates Court heard.
He pleaded guilty to outraging public decency after he handed himself in when the image went viral on social media.


thedailymirror--2020-06-20--Luke Shaw gives his verdict on Paul Pogba's Man Utd return

Luke Shaw has hailed Paul Pogba for playing an important role off the bench during Manchester United 's 1-1 draw with Tottenham Hotspur on Friday night .
Pogba had not played for the Red Devils since Boxing Day and was named amongst the substitutes for the trip to north London .
But with Spurs leading 1-0 heading into the final third of the match , the France midfielder was brought on by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer .
And it did not take long for the 27-year-old to make an impact , producing some deft footwork to draw a foul from Eric @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Bruno Fernandes converted in the 81st minute .
Shaw believes Pogba 's introduction to the match was a key moment in United securing a point and he hopes the World Cup winner will start the next match .
`` We never give up , we kept going , we felt fit and stronger than them , we could see they were suffering at times , '' Shaw told MUTV .
`` It was a great bit of skill from Paul to win the penalty .
I said to him after how much of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ t play that long .
`` It ’ s great to have him and Rashy [ Marcus Rashford ] back , they are very important players to our side and hopeful we can see Paul from the start on Wednesday . ''
Though Pogba won the penalty and has traditionally been first-choice to take spot kicks , Portugal star Fernandes has assumed responsibility from 12 yards since his arrival in January .
Shaw believes United now boast a wealth of options to take penalties , but insists Fernandes is first in line @ @ @ @ @ @ @ very confident with Bruno taking penalties .
We ’ ve got many players in the team who can step up under pressure and score .
He changed his run-up and it was a good pen . ''
Solskjaer 's side had hoped to close the three-point gap on fourth-place Chelsea with victory at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium .
But Shaw believes a draw is a positive result in the race for Champions League football .
`` A point isn ’ t what we wanted and it isn ’ t what we deserved but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for the Champions League and maybe we ’ ll look back on it as an important point , '' Shaw said .
`` Spurs are a very good team and it ’ s very different circumstances .
It ’ s something new to all of us , but we played well , we controlled the game , we just did n't get the result we wanted . ''
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The France midfielder came off the bench to win a penalty in the 1-1 draw with Tottenham Hotspur in what was his first appearance of the year for the Red Devils
Luke Shaw has hailed Paul Pogba for playing an important role off the bench during Manchester United's 1-1 draw with Tottenham Hotspur on Friday night.
Pogba had not played for the Red Devils since Boxing Day and was named amongst the substitutes for the trip to north London.
But with Spurs leading 1-0 heading into the final third of the match, the France midfielder was brought on by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
And it did not take long for the 27-year-old to make an impact, producing some deft footwork to draw a foul from Eric Dier and win a penalty, which Bruno Fernandes converted in the 81st minute.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Shaw believes Pogba's introduction to the match was a key moment in United securing a point and he hopes the World Cup winner will start the next match.
"We never give up, we kept going, we felt fit and stronger than them, we could see they were suffering at times," Shaw told MUTV.
"It was a great bit of skill from Paul to win the penalty. I said to him after how much of a difference he made and he didn’t play that long.
"It’s great to have him and Rashy [Marcus Rashford] back, they are very important players to our side and hopeful we can see Paul from the start on Wednesday."
Though Pogba won the penalty and has traditionally been first-choice to take spot kicks, Portugal star Fernandes has assumed responsibility from 12 yards since his arrival in January.
Shaw believes United now boast a wealth of options to take penalties, but insists Fernandes is first in line.
He added: "We're very confident with Bruno taking penalties. We’ve got many players in the team who can step up under pressure and score. He changed his run-up and it was a good pen."
Solskjaer's side had hoped to close the three-point gap on fourth-place Chelsea with victory at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
But Shaw believes a draw is a positive result in the race for Champions League football.
"A point isn’t what we wanted and it isn’t what we deserved but it’s a point towards qualifying for the Champions League and maybe we’ll look back on it as an important point," Shaw said.
"Spurs are a very good team and it’s very different circumstances. It’s something new to all of us, but we played well, we controlled the game, we just didn't get the result we wanted."
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thedailymirror--2020-06-20--ABBA's Bjorn Ulvaeus still has sex four times a week despite being 75 years old

ABBA legend Bjorn Ulvaeus has revealed he still romps four times a week - despite being 75 years old .
The randy singer , who married second wife Lena Kllersj in 1981 , said he could n't manage it more than four times in seven days .
The dad-of-four said today : `` I 'm 75 , and I ca n't manage more than four times a week . ''
The Dancing Queen hitmaker also revealed before the band was famous they used to put on cabaret acts in Sweden , to audiences of just seven people .
Asked what @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , he told the Guardian 's Weekend magazine today : `` A cabaret act with Agnetha , Frida and Benny .
`` It was in a nightclub in Gothenburg and one night we had seven in the audience .
`` It was before we found out we were a pop group . ''
The ABBA star previously revealed how he supped 20 cups of coffee every day - which works out at 7,300 cups a year .
He said : `` I wake up quite early and the first job is a coffee @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cups a day - black with a dash of milk . ''
The name is made up from the first letters in each of the members ' first names : Agnetha Faltskog , Anni-Frid Lyngstad , Bjorn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson .
The group won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1974 with their song Waterloo , and later released smash hits Dancing Queen , Super Trouper , Voulez Vous and The Winner Takes it All .
In 1999 a musical , Mamma Mia !
, hit the stage with a plot based around @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a film in 2008 and a sequel 'Mamma Mia !
Here We Go Again ' was released in 2018 .
Abba was made up of two married couples - Bjorn and Agnetha Faltskog while Anni-Frid Lyngstad was with Benny Andersson .
But the time the group ended its stellar time in the limelight , both were divorced .

The randy ABBA legend, who is married to second wife Lena Kllersj, said he couldn't manage having sex more than four times in seven days
ABBA's Bjorn Ulvaeus still has sex four times a week despite being 75 years old
ABBA legend Bjorn Ulvaeus has revealed he still romps four times a week - despite being 75 years old.
The randy singer, who married second wife Lena Kllersj in 1981, said he couldn't manage it more than four times in seven days.
The dad-of-four said today: "I'm 75, and I can't manage more than four times a week."
The Dancing Queen hitmaker also revealed before the band was famous they used to put on cabaret acts in Sweden, to audiences of just seven people.
Asked what the worst job he had ever done, he told the Guardian's Weekend magazine today : "A cabaret act with Agnetha, Frida and Benny.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
"It was in a nightclub in Gothenburg and one night we had seven in the audience.
"It was before we found out we were a pop group."
The ABBA star previously revealed how he supped 20 cups of coffee every day - which works out at 7,300 cups a year.
He said: "I wake up quite early and the first job is a coffee.
"I have up to 20 cups a day - black with a dash of milk."
Swedish pop band ABBA formed in Stockholm in 1972.
Image: BBC) BBC)
The name is made up from the first letters in each of the members' first names: Agnetha Faltskog, Anni-Frid Lyngstad, Bjorn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson.
The group won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1974 with their song Waterloo, and later released smash hits Dancing Queen, Super Trouper, Voulez Vous and The Winner Takes it All.
In 1999 a musical, Mamma Mia!, hit the stage with a plot based around their songs.
Image: Getty Images for UNICEF) Getty Images for UNICEF)
It was made into a film in 2008 and a sequel 'Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again' was released in 2018.
Abba was made up of two married couples - Bjorn and Agnetha Faltskog while Anni-Frid Lyngstad was with Benny Andersson.
But the time the group ended its stellar time in the limelight, both were divorced.