thedailymirror--2020-11-28--Doctors jailed for secretly selling patient's organs on the black market

A group of doctors harvested the organs of car crash victims and then sold them for cash , a report claims .
Six people , including four doctors , have been jailed in China having been caught up in the country 's thriving organ blackmarket .
The convicted medics , all ranking high in state-run hospitals in the city of Bengpu , convinced the families of dead people to sign fake official organ-donating agreements .
They then removed their livers and kidneys inside a fake ambulance , according to an article in The Paper , a Shanghai-based news website .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ died in traffic accidents or of cerebral hemorrhages , were then traded through hospitals for profit .
The defendants were reportedly convicted of damaging corpses and jailed between 10 and 28 months .
The report claims that the surgical operations were led by two of the medics , Huang Xinli and Lu Sen .
They had previously worked on organ procurement for their respective hospitals .
After the organs were removed in the ambulance , Huang - supervising doctor at the Drum Tower Hospital of Nanjing - would generally take them to various @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in transplant operations .
The story came to light when Shi Xianglin claimed that his mum 's liver and kidney had been 'donated ' on the day of her death without her consent .
He realised something was amiss when he could not find his mum 's name in the country 's official organ donor register .
Shi reported the case to health and legal authorities .
The medical gang reportedly sent 200,000 yuan ( £22,800 ) to one of Shi 's cousins as compensation after the harvesting .
They are believed to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ organs .
The case was ruled by the Huaiyuan County Court in July and appeals against the sentences have recently been rejected .
Huang was sentenced to two years and four months in prison , while Wang - another of the doctors - was handed two years .
Another doctor Yang Suxon , who was in charge of finding sources of organs and worked at People 's Hospital of Huaiyuan , was jailed for two years and two months while Lu would spend one year behind bars .
Huang Chaoyang , a supplier @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , the owner of the fake ambulance , received 10 and 13 months of prison sentence respectively .
Accusations of organ harvesting have been levelled at Chinese doctors for decades .
Earlier this year Falun Gong practitioner Jennifer Zeng told the Mirror how she was only saved from having her organs harvested by a chance comment to a guard while she was in detention .
Former surgeon Enver Tothi , who now drives an Uber in London , told us how he was forced to remove slaughtered prisoner 's organs .

A group of six people have been put in prison after organs from car crash and brain damage victim were removed in an ambulance and then sold to recipients for cash
Doctors jailed for illegally selling patient's organs on the black market in China
A group of doctors harvested the organs of car crash victims and then sold them for cash, a report claims.
Six people, including four doctors, have been jailed in China having been caught up in the country's thriving organ blackmarket.
The convicted medics, all ranking high in state-run hospitals in the city of Bengpu, convinced the families of dead people to sign fake official organ-donating agreements.
They then removed their livers and kidneys inside a fake ambulance, according to an article in The Paper, a Shanghai-based news website.
The organs of 11 people, who died in traffic accidents or of cerebral hemorrhages, were then traded through hospitals for profit.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The defendants were reportedly convicted of damaging corpses and jailed between 10 and 28 months.
The report claims that the surgical operations were led by two of the medics, Huang Xinli and Lu Sen.
They had previously worked on organ procurement for their respective hospitals.
After the organs were removed in the ambulance, Huang - supervising doctor at the Drum Tower Hospital of Nanjing - would generally take them to various hospitals.
There they would be used in transplant operations.
Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto) Getty Images/iStockphoto)
The story came to light when Shi Xianglin claimed that his mum's liver and kidney had been 'donated' on the day of her death without her consent.
He realised something was amiss when he could not find his mum's name in the country's official organ donor register.
Shi reported the case to health and legal authorities.
The medical gang reportedly sent 200,000 yuan (£22,800) to one of Shi's cousins as compensation after the harvesting.
They are believed to have charged patients far more for the organs.
The case was ruled by the Huaiyuan County Court in July and appeals against the sentences have recently been rejected.
Huang was sentenced to two years and four months in prison, while Wang - another of the doctors - was handed two years.
Another doctor Yang Suxon, who was in charge of finding sources of organs and worked at People's Hospital of Huaiyuan, was jailed for two years and two months while Lu would spend one year behind bars.
Huang Chaoyang, a supplier of medical equipment, and Ou Yang, the owner of the fake ambulance, received 10 and 13 months of prison sentence respectively.
Accusations of organ harvesting have been levelled at Chinese doctors for decades.
Earlier this year Falun Gong practitioner Jennifer Zeng told the Mirror how she was only saved from having her organs harvested by a chance comment to a guard while she was in detention.
Former surgeon Enver Tothi, who now drives an Uber in London, told us how he was forced to remove slaughtered prisoner's organs.


thedailymirror--2020-11-29--Redknapp opens up on Lampard's row with Mourinho after chat with Chelsea boss

Harry Redknapp has moved to downplay the spat between Frank Lampard and Jose Mourinho which overshadows Sunday 's Premier League showdown between Chelsea and Tottenham .
Lampard and Mourinho share a long history together with the former being a key player for the latter during their time together at Chelsea .
But they are now adversaries , managing two of the biggest clubs in English football and Mourinho has not been shy in taking jabs at Lampard .
Following Tottenham 's penalty shoot-out Carabao Cup win over Chelsea in September , Mourinho said Lampard needed to be more supportive of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ looking 'sad ' when his team were 3-0 down to West Brom before fighting back to draw 3-3 .
“ The only thing I was telling him was just an opinion from an old coach to a young talented coach which was when the players need us is when they are losing , '' Mourinho said .
`` When they are winning we don ’ t need to be the protagonists of the touchline .
“ We need to be there when they are losing and the last match when they were losing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he was really sad and quiet in his chair .
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`` In @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to teach him .
It is just an opinion .
Stay on the touchline when your team is losing and stay calm when your team is winning.
” Lampard opted not to fire his own barb at Mourinho , insisting he still has respect for his old manager .
But Redknapp , Lampard 's uncle , has revealed the Chelsea boss was rattled by Mourinho 's comments .
`` Some people have built up that row at the Carabao Cup game into something it ’ s not ahead of Chelsea playing Spurs again @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` I speak to Frank a lot and know he got a bit of the hump after Jose said he didn ’ t get off the bench when he was losing 3-0 at West Brom , but it was something and nothing . ''

Frank Lampard and Jose Mourinho will go head-to-head on Sunday in a battle between two of the league's in-form teams as Chelsea host Tottenham at Stamford Bridge
Harry Redknapp opens up on Frank Lampard's row with Jose Mourinho after chat with Chelsea boss
Harry Redknapp has moved to downplay the spat between Frank Lampard and Jose Mourinho which overshadows Sunday's Premier League showdown between Chelsea and Tottenham.
Lampard and Mourinho share a long history together with the former being a key player for the latter during their time together at Chelsea.
But they are now adversaries, managing two of the biggest clubs in English football and Mourinho has not been shy in taking jabs at Lampard.
Following Tottenham's penalty shoot-out Carabao Cup win over Chelsea in September, Mourinho said Lampard needed to be more supportive of his players when they are losing after looking 'sad' when his team were 3-0 down to West Brom before fighting back to draw 3-3.
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“The only thing I was telling him was just an opinion from an old coach to a young talented coach which was when the players need us is when they are losing," Mourinho said.
"When they are winning we don’t need to be the protagonists of the touchline.
“We need to be there when they are losing and the last match when they were losing 3-0 I felt sorry for him because he was really sad and quiet in his chair.
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"In terms of football, I have nothing to teach him. It is just an opinion. Stay on the touchline when your team is losing and stay calm when your team is winning.”
Lampard opted not to fire his own barb at Mourinho, insisting he still has respect for his old manager.
But Redknapp, Lampard's uncle, has revealed the Chelsea boss was rattled by Mourinho's comments.
"Some people have built up that row at the Carabao Cup game into something it’s not ahead of Chelsea playing Spurs again today," he told The Sun.
"I speak to Frank a lot and know he got a bit of the hump after Jose said he didn’t get off the bench when he was losing 3-0 at West Brom, but it was something and nothing."


thedailymirror--2020-11-29--NHS worker vows to stick to Covid-19 rules missing Christmas with 13 children

A dedicated frontline hospital worker is forgoing Christmas celebrations with his 13 children this year , as he vows to stick to new Covid-19 'bubble ' rules .
Instead of tucking into a turkey dinner , Roy Hann will be working night shift at Ninewells Hospital in Dundee on December 25 .
Advanced nurse practitioner Roy has nine of his 13 children living at home and four grown-up children living in separate households , the Daily Record reported .
Guidelines released by the Scottish Government last week said Christmas bubbles of three households in Scotland should contain no more than @ @ @ @ @ @ @ With three of the Hanns ’ children being under the age of 12 , the youngest are exempt from restrictions .
But key worker Roy , 50 , revealed his family are tempted to just order a takeaway this Christmas or skip celebrations altogether .
He said : “ We haven ’ t even decided if we ’ re going to do Christmas .
Sometimes we think , ‘ Will we just order a Chinese ?
’ “ My wife and I haven ’ t been able to plan anything yet because we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ out on the Christmas bubbles .
“ We would have normally had something planned but just now you can ’ t plan anything if you don ’ t know what the restrictions will be .
“ At our house , we ’ ve got this unique situation where there are nine kids at home , so my family exceeds eight people and that ’ s just with one household .
“ I have three kids under 12 so they will be OK but one of my other daughters has kids under 12 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that will work .
`` It means we can ’ t have some of our older kids come home for Christmas because we already exceed that minimal amount .
One of my kids is a nursing student at university and what happens with her is going to be dependent on these new guidelines .
I don ’ t want her to be left on her own over Christmas.
” Roy has worked tirelessly throughout the pandemic , except for the short period when he tested positive for coronavirus in April .
He still @ @ @ @ @ @ @ effects of the virus , tinnitus , which causes a persistent noise or ringing in the ears .
His wife Emma , 51 , was forced to close her coffee shop business for six months during lockdown , which added financial strain .
Roy and Emma are parents to Rachel , 29 , Sophia , 27 , Polly , 26 , Charlotte , 24 , Alice , 22 , Annabelle , 20 , Jennifer , 18 , Isabella , 16 , Jonas , 15 , Enos , 12 , Eva , 11 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ five .
Speaking about the impact the pandemic has had on his family , Roy said : “ We had six months where my wife ’ s business didn ’ t work .
She has a coffee shop and that had to shut down , so we had no income from that .
“ We ’ re still recovering from that and obviously there ’ s less money to buy gifts for our kids at Christmas .
“ There ’ s a lot of pressure put on you to do so because it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ ve already told the kids there ’ s not going to be a lot this year.
” Although Roy wants his daughter Annabelle to be able to travel back from university to be with family over the festive season , he believes in firmly sticking with the Scottish Government ’ s guidelines .
He said families should skip Christmas this year or risk seeing coronavirus numbers surge again in the new year .
Roy said : “ I ’ m working night shift on Christmas Day .
I ’ ve worked with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ so I ’ ve seen the worst of the worst and I understand and appreciate why we ’ re doing what we ’ re doing .
“ My feelings are that people should stay in their homes and skip Christmas .
I know lockdown has been really difficult for people but it ’ s about being realistic .
“ It ’ s not worth it for one year , for people to have to go into tighter restrictions and lockdowns for the sake of a couple of days .
“ I ’ m @ @ @ @ @ @ @ because it needs to .
”

Instead of tucking into a turkey dinner, father of 13 Roy will be on the front line working night shift at Ninewells Hospital in Dundee
A dedicated frontline hospital worker is forgoing Christmas celebrations with his 13 children this year, as he vows to stick to new Covid-19 'bubble' rules.
Instead of tucking into a turkey dinner, Roy Hann will be working night shift at Ninewells Hospital in Dundee on December 25.
Advanced nurse practitioner Roy has nine of his 13 children living at home and four grown-up children living in separate households, the Daily Record reported.
Guidelines released by the Scottish Government last week said Christmas bubbles of three households in Scotland should contain no more than eight people aged 12 or over.
With three of the Hanns’ children being under the age of 12, the youngest are exempt from restrictions.
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But key worker Roy, 50, revealed his family are tempted to just order a takeaway this Christmas or skip celebrations altogether.
He said: “We haven’t even decided if we’re going to do Christmas. Sometimes we think, ‘Will we just order a Chinese?’
“My wife and I haven’t been able to plan anything yet because we’ve been waiting on advice coming out on the Christmas bubbles.
Image: Getty Images/Cultura RF) Getty Images/Cultura RF)
“We would have normally had something planned but just now you can’t plan anything if you don’t know what the restrictions will be.
“At our house, we’ve got this unique situation where there are nine kids at home, so my family exceeds eight people and that’s just with one household.
“I have three kids under 12 so they will be OK but one of my other daughters has kids under 12, so I’m not sure how that will work.
"It means we can’t have some of our older kids come home for Christmas because we already exceed that minimal amount. One of my kids is a nursing student at university and what happens with her is going to be dependent on these new guidelines. I don’t want her to be left on her own over Christmas.”
Roy has worked tirelessly throughout the pandemic, except for the short period when he tested positive for coronavirus in April. He still suffers from one of the rare side effects of the virus, tinnitus, which causes a persistent noise or ringing in the ears.
Image: Getty Images/Science Photo Library RF) Getty Images/Science Photo Library RF)
His wife Emma, 51, was forced to close her coffee shop business for six months during lockdown, which added financial strain.
Roy and Emma are parents to Rachel, 29, Sophia, 27, Polly, 26, Charlotte, 24, Alice, 22, Annabelle, 20, Jennifer, 18, Isabella, 16, Jonas, 15, Enos, 12, Eva, 11, Posy, nine, and Meg, five.
Speaking about the impact the pandemic has had on his family, Roy said: “We had six months where my wife’s business didn’t work. She has a coffee shop and that had to shut down, so we had no income from that.
“We’re still recovering from that and obviously there’s less money to buy gifts for our kids at Christmas.
“There’s a lot of pressure put on you to do so because it’s a cultural thing. We’ve already told the kids there’s not going to be a lot this year.”
Although Roy wants his daughter Annabelle to be able to travel back from university to be with family over the festive season, he believes in firmly sticking with the Scottish Government’s guidelines.
He said families should skip Christmas this year or risk seeing coronavirus numbers surge again in the new year.
Roy said: “I’m working night shift on Christmas Day. I’ve worked with Covid patients in the acute setting, so I’ve seen the worst of the worst and I understand and appreciate why we’re doing what we’re doing.
“My feelings are that people should stay in their homes and skip Christmas. I know lockdown has been really difficult for people but it’s about being realistic.
“It’s not worth it for one year, for people to have to go into tighter restrictions and lockdowns for the sake of a couple of days.
“I’m very supportive of what’s happening because it needs to.”


thedailymirror--2020-11-29--KitKat Chunky's filled with Lotus Biscoff spread are available to buy in the UK

If you 're a fan of Lotus Biscoff biscuits or the caramel-flavoured spread , you 're in for a treat .
Brits can now get their hands on a Lotus Biscoff KitKat Chunky , which is usually only available from Dubai .
The chocolate bars , which are usually made with a mixture of wafer biscuit and milk chocolate has been given a makeover .
Now it has a layer of Biscoff spread inside .
However , you 'll have to order from the online retailer GB Gifts rather than popping to your local newsagents .
The website , which @ @ @ @ @ @ @ recently announced it will be selling Biscoff KitKats Chunky 's from early November .
One of the 40g treats will cost you £2.99 and there ’ s also a £2.99 UK delivery charge so we ’ d recommend buying a few to make it worthwhile .
Sharing a picture of the special-edition KitKat bars on Instagram , GB Gifts wrote : `` Nestle Kit Kat Chunky Lotus Biscoff Chocolate Bars Coming Soon @ gbgifts `` .
Unsurprisingly , fans are raving about the new flavour , with one person saying : `` HOW @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ! ''
`` Oh my god !
!
!
!
!
! ''
exclaimed another .
While one commented : `` Ca n't wait . ''
Sady , the chocolate bars are already sold out on the website , but you can sign up to get an email notification when they 're back in stock .
The website also stock Lotus Biscoff & Go Cookie Butter and Breadsticks ( £1.49 ) , which are available from the United States , as well as Lotus-flavoured popcorn ( £3.99 ) and a pouch of 11 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( £9.99 ) .
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Brits can now get their hands on a KitKat Chunky which has been filled to the brim with Lotus Biscoff spread - but you'll have to shell out £2.99 per bar
Lotus Biscoff KitKats Chunky's are available to buy in the UK - but from one retailer
If you're a fan of Lotus Biscoff biscuits or the caramel-flavoured spread, you're in for a treat.
Brits can now get their hands on a Lotus Biscoff KitKat Chunky, which is usually only available from Dubai.
The chocolate bars, which are usually made with a mixture of wafer biscuit and milk chocolate has been given a makeover.
Now it has a layer of Biscoff spread inside.
However, you'll have to order from the online retailer GB Gifts rather than popping to your local newsagents.
The website, which imports snacks from around the world, recently announced it will be selling Biscoff KitKats Chunky's from early November.
One of the 40g treats will cost you £2.99 and there’s also a £2.99 UK delivery charge so we’d recommend buying a few to make it worthwhile.
Sharing a picture of the special-edition KitKat bars on Instagram, GB Gifts wrote: "Nestle Kit Kat Chunky Lotus Biscoff Chocolate Bars Coming Soon @gbgifts ".
Unsurprisingly, fans are raving about the new flavour, with one person saying: "HOW did I not know about this?!"
Another wrote: "Dream combo."
"Oh my god!!!!!!" exclaimed another.
While one commented: "Can't wait."
Sady, the chocolate bars are already sold out on the website, but you can sign up to get an email notification when they're back in stock.
The website also stock Lotus Biscoff & Go Cookie Butter and Breadsticks (£1.49), which are available from the United States, as well as Lotus-flavoured popcorn (£3.99) and a pouch of 11 chocolate bars with little Lotus Biscuit pieces (£9.99).
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thedailymirror--2020-11-29--Maradona death 'treated as possible culpable homicide' as physician investigated

Investigators probing the death of Diego Maradona have ordered a search of his personal physician ’ s home and office amid local reports they are now treating it as a possible case of culpable homicide .
Prosecutors behind the order , said to have been sanctioned by a judge , are understood to be trying to establish whether the football legend was the victim of medical negligence .
The dramatic twist in the probe into Maradona ’ s death followed overnight reports he had rowed with personal physician Leopoldo Luque in the days before he suffered heart failure last Wednesday @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the search on the outskirts of Buenos Aires takes place .
The searches were ordered after Maradona ’ s daughters Dalma and Giannina gave statements and questioned whether the medication their father was receiving was appropriate .
Argentinian media are reporting Luque could be questioned as an ‘ imputado ’ , someone who is under official investigation on suspicion of possible mala praxis or negligence , rather than a simple witness .
There is no suggestion he will be charged with any crime at this stage of the probe .
Maradona ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ top-level probe into the emergency response to the retired footballer ’ s death .
Matias Morla said the first ambulance took more than half an hour to reach the rented house north of Buenos Aires where the former Naples and Barcelona star suffered heart failure .
Mr Morla also complained Maradona had not received any medical checks in the 12 hours before he died , appearing to heap more pressure on the former footballer ’ s personal physician Leopoldo Luque .
It later emerged the first ambulance took 11 minutes to reach the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Aires Maradona moved to after leaving hospital on November 11 following his brain blood clot op .
On Saturday it emerged Maradona ’ s nurse had admitted she lied about an early-morning check-up on Maradona .
The sensational confession added more mystery to the circumstances surrounding his untimely death .
Initial reports pointed to a 24-year-old nephew who was staying with him at the San Andres home being the last person to see him alive over breakfast the day Diego died .
He was said to have told his relative : “ I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ going back to bed and dying in his sleep before investigators were told he had never got up on Wednesday to eat anything .
Diego ’ s nephew told investigators he last saw him when he went to bed around 11pm on Tuesday .
An uneaten late-night sandwich snack was among the items found in his room by police .
A night-shift nurse told investigators he had seen Maradona “ sleeping and breathing normally in bed ” around 6.30am on Wednesday .
A report in the hands of state prosecutors heading a probe @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , leaked to Argentinian media and signed by a nurse named locally as Dahiana Gisela Madrid who took over around the same time , states : “ At 6.30am I started my shift and the patient was resting .
“ At 7.30am he is heard moving around inside his room .
At 8.30am he continues to rest .
At 9.20am he refuses to have his vital signs monitored.
” The health report for private medical firm Medidom is now at the centre of an ongoing probe after the nurse reportedly told investigators she @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the morning of his death to check up on him .
Local news agency Telam , citing judicial sources in a report widely echoed in the Argentinian press , said the nurse had claimed in her second statement under oath that she had been “ made to lie ” for the Medidom report .
“ What the witness added in that second statement is that she was made to write in a report for Medidom , where she is part of the nursing team assisting people receiving home medical care , that she @ @ @ @ @ @ @ vital signs when the reality is that she let him rest , ” the report said .
It was not made crystal clear if she was claiming her bosses had obliged her to file the “ false ” report amid concerns they would be accused of negligence over Maradona ’ s death , or her hand had been forced by others .
A psychiatrist and psychologist who formed part of Diego Maradona ’ s care team , named as Susana Cosachov and Carlos Diaz , are said to have entered the room just @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to revive him before calling 999 .
A recording of the call Maradona ’ s personal physician Leopoldo Luque made to the emergency services , stating he had suffered a suspected cardiac arrest , has already been leaked to Argentinian media .
The former Naples and Barcelona star , who was just 60 , was declared dead around midday on Wednesday .
Initial post-mortem results revealed the recovering cocaine addict , who also had alcohol problems , had suffered heart failure which caused a pulmonary edema .
Medics are also said to have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in which the heart muscle becomes weakened and enlarged and can not pump enough blood to the rest of the body .
Pulmonary edema , fluid accumulation in the lung ’ s tissue and air spaces , are caused by heart problems in most cases .
State prosecutors are analysing CCTV footage of the cameras on the estate where Diego was living and the mobile phones of the nurses who were looking after him in the hours leading up to his death .
They said after his death in their initial comments there @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said everything so far suggests the former footballer died from natural causes .
Leopoldo Luque was not at the rented home Maradona was using when he died .
A judicial source told respected Argentinian newspaper La Nacion : “ As Luque was Maradona ’ s personal physician the decision was taken to search his house and surgery to look for documents that could determine whether , during Maradona ’ s treatment at home , there were any irregularities . ''
Investigators are believed to be searching for details of the medicine being administered @ @ @ @ @ @ @ records and other documents that could play a key role in the investigation .
Thirty police and judicial officials are said to be at Luque ’ s home and another at his work address .

Prosecutors are trying to establish whether his death was caused by medical negligence, with personal physician Leopoldo Luque now under investigation
Investigators probing the death of Diego Maradona have ordered a search of his personal physician’s home and office amid local reports they are now treating it as a possible case of involuntary manslaughter.
Prosecutors behind the order, said to have been sanctioned by a judge, are understood to be trying to establish whether the football legend was the victim of medical negligence.
The dramatic twist in the probe into Maradona’s death followed overnight reports he had rowed with personal physician Leopoldo Luque in the days before he suffered heart failure last Wednesday.
Luque is at his home while the search on the outskirts of Buenos Aires takes place today.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
The searches are set to take several hours and Mr Luque is expected to be formally quizzed for the first time once the documents and other material prosecutors take away is analysed.
Maradona’s personal physician is expected to be questioned as a suspect rather than a witness, although prosecutors are yet to make any official comment on local reports they have placed Mr Luque under official investigation on suspicion of negligence.
Formal charges would be laid at a later stage if the authorities feel there is enough evidence to warrant a criminal accusation and trial.
The searches are said to have been prompted by accusations levied at Mr Luque by Diego’s daughters Dalma, Giannina and Jana in statements they made to investigators on Saturday.
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The search at the doctor’s home in a leafy residential street in Adrogue on the southern outskirts of Buenos Aires began at 8.40am on Sunday.
It is understood to be focused on a small office at his house and Mr Luque, said to be cooperating with police and prosecutors, has handed over his phone and computer for expert examination.
The second search, at his surgery in an office block in the upmarket Buenos Aires neighbourhood of Belgrano, began around 10am local time.
Laura Capra, the state prosecutor in charge of a team of four prosecutors probing the circumstances of Maradona’s death, is understood to be leading the Belgrano search.
A document leaked to Argentinian media overnight indicates psychiatrists involved in Maradona’s treatment while he was in hospital had requested a permanent ambulance outside his rented home on the exclusive estate of San Andres once he was released on November 11.
The document, dated November 4, also states “nurses, preferably male nurses employed full-time and specialising in substance abuse” should be part of Maradona’s home treatment plan.
Diego’s daughters are understood to have told investigators neither happened before pointing the finger at Mr Luque.
Maradona’s personal physician angered Dalma Maradona, the football legend’s eldest daughter, by releasing a photo of him alongside Diego just before he was released from hospital after his brain blood clot op.
Mr Luque admitted earlier this month he spent four months behind bars after being arrested for homicide following a street fight.
Leopoldo Luque revealed his secret past after being thrust into the news spotlight following the retired footballer’s latest in a long line of health scares in the run-up to his untimely death last Wednesday.
He confessed to being tried for killing a man during a punch-up in his home town of Villa Carazo on the outskirts of Buenos Aires.
The neurosurgeon, who provided regular updates on Maradona’s condition since his brain blood clot op, spent four months in a Buenos Aires prison before being charged with homicide and ordered to stand trial.
His lawyer showed him witness statements claiming he had kicked his alleged victim while he was on the ground and stamped on his head.
Luque, a 33-year-old intern at the time, was cleared of any wrongdoing in April 2015 following a trial.
He admitted getting involved in a street altercation involving his relatives and two other men.
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But he told Argentinian sports daily Ole: “The person who ended up dying left the scene and nobody ended up on the floor or was knocked unconscious.
“A few days later my brother called me to say one of the other two men were serious.
“I knew I hadn’t done anything but one day, out of the blue the police came to the hospital where I was working and took me away.
“When my lawyer showed me what the witnesses had said in their statements, that I’d kicked people while they were lying on the ground and stamped on their heads, I couldn’t believe it.
“One of my brother-in-laws was also arrested for homicide. It was a nightmare. I thought my career was over.”
Claiming witnesses had exonerated him of any blame over the 2011 incident at trial, he added: “I went back to work without problems after the judgement.
“Everyone backed me because they knew I was innocent but it still hurts me to bring all that up again.”
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State prosecutors are analysing CCTV footage of the cameras on the estate where Diego was living and the mobile phones of the nurses who were looking after him in the hours leading up to his death.
They said after his death in their initial comments there was nothing pointing to any criminality and said everything so far suggests the former footballer died from natural causes.
Leopoldo Luque was not at the rented home Maradona was using when he died.
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A judicial source told respected Argentinian newspaper La Nacion: “As Luque was Maradona’s personal physician the decision was taken to search his house and surgery to look for documents that could determine whether, during Maradona’s treatment at home, there were any irregularities."
Investigators are believed to be searching for details of the medicine being administered to Maradona as well as his health records and other documents that could play a key role in the investigation.
Thirty police and judicial officials are said to be at Luque’s home and another at his work address.
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thedailymirror--2020-11-29--Government says Santa's grottos can open in all Covid-19 tiers, but with a catch

Santa 's grottos will be allowed to open in all coronavirus tiers in England when national lockdown ends this week .
Newly published guidance , to take effect from Thursday , says kids will be able to meet Father Christmas , even in Tier 3 - as long as the grotto is within a venue which is already permitted to open .
It means grottos will be allowed to open if they are in shops , garden centres and department stores in all tiers , because non-essential retail is permitted .
But it 's unclear whether they will be allowed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ market .
Indoor and outdoor markets are allowed to open as non-essential retail .
But indoor attractions at largely outdoor tourist attractions will not be allowed in Tier 3 .
The Mirror has asked Number 10 to clarify this guidance and will update this story when they have done so .
The guidance also urges grottos to put in place `` appropriate Covid-safe measures '' - including social distancing .
This would seem to rule out the traditional grotto set up of a youngster sitting on Santa 's knee and whispering their Christmas @ @ @ @ @ @ @ replaced , presumably , by toddlers yelling them at St Nick from the other side of the room .
Perhaps through a perspex screen .
It 's unlikely that Santa will be legally required to wear a face covering , but guidance says workers should do so when social distancing is not possible .
Carol singing will also be allowed - but with severe health warnings and suggested guidance .
The document states : `` If singing does take place , steps should be taken to reduce the risk of transmission , including @ @ @ @ @ @ @ far as possible .
`` The cumulative effect of aerosol transmission means the more people involved , the higher the risk of transmission . ''
The 'safer singing ' guidance , published last week , suggests choral singing should only take place outdoors or in well ventilated spaces , with a limited number of singers - all of whom should stay two metres apart if possible .
Performance and rehearsal should be `` limited '' , and at a `` reduced level of loudness '' if possible .
The Government has also encouraged @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they are singing .

Father Christmas will have to obey social distancing rules - which kind of rules out a major part of the grotto experience
Government says Santa's grottos can open in all Covid-19 tiers, but with a huge catch
Santa's grottos will be allowed to open in all coronavirus tiers in England when national lockdown ends this week.
Newly published guidance, to take effect from Thursday, says kids will be able to meet Father Christmas, even in Tier 3 - as long as the grotto is within a venue which is already permitted to open.
It means grottos will be allowed to open if they are in shops, garden centres and department stores in all tiers, because non-essential retail is permitted.
But it's unclear whether they will be allowed to open as part of a Christmas market. Indoor and outdoor markets are allowed to open as non-essential retail.
But indoor attractions at largely outdoor tourist attractions will not be allowed in Tier 3.
The Mirror has asked Number 10 to clarify this guidance and will update this story when they have done so.
The guidance also urges grottos to put in place "appropriate Covid-safe measures" - including social distancing.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
This would seem to rule out the traditional grotto set up of a youngster sitting on Santa's knee and whispering their Christmas wishes in his ear - to be replaced, presumably, by toddlers yelling them at St Nick from the other side of the room. Perhaps through a perspex screen.
It's unlikely that Santa will be legally required to wear a face covering, but guidance says workers should do so when social distancing is not possible.
Carol singing will also be allowed - but with severe health warnings and suggested guidance.
The document states: "If singing does take place, steps should be taken to reduce the risk of transmission, including limiting the number of people participating as far as possible.
"The cumulative effect of aerosol transmission means the more people involved, the higher the risk of transmission."
The 'safer singing' guidance, published last week, suggests choral singing should only take place outdoors or in well ventilated spaces, with a limited number of singers - all of whom should stay two metres apart if possible.
Performance and rehearsal should be "limited", and at a "reduced level of loudness" if possible.
The Government has also encouraged singers to consider wearing face coverings while they are singing.


thedailymirror--2020-11-29--How VAR has affected Liverpool since being introduced in the Premier League

VAR again had its say as Liverpool dropped two points at Brighton on Saturday lunchtime .
Pascall Gross ' late penalty was given after VAR advised Stuart Atwell to take a look at the pitchside monitor .
That was after the Reds had seen two of their goals ruled out for offside - one in either half .
VAR 's introduction had long been called for , but now as many people want it axed as want to keep it .
After the contest Jordan Henderson said : `` We are talking about instances all the time and not the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rather play without it , yeah . ''
It was a sentiment echoed by his Liverpool team-mates as James Milner took to Twitter to make his opinion known .
He said : `` It ’ s “ clear and obvious ” we need a serious discussion about VAR .
Sure I ’ m not alone in feeling like they are falling out of love with the game in its current state . ''
While left-back Andy Robertson , who was guilty of giving away the late penalty , wants for player input .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Wonder when the people playing the game will have a say !
Very frustrating day but credit to Brighton , really tough opponent ! ''
But have Liverpool actually won more than they 've lost when it comes to VAR ?
You think back to contentious penalties in their Champions League Final victory but then counter that with marginal offside calls like in the recent Merseyside derby .
We take a look at the VAR calls in the Premier League that have involved the Reds .
Chelsea have a goal ruled out after @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to Cesar Azpilicueta 's goal .
Sadio Mane has a first-half goal ruled out for handball .
James Tomkins ' goal is ruled out after Jordan Ayew is judged to have pushed Dejan Lovren .
Sadio Mane has a goal ruled out for offside .
Sadio Mane 's winning goal is given after originally being ruled out for handball by Adam Lallana .
Pedro Neto equalises for Wolves , but his strike is ruled out for offside in the build-up against Jonny .
Roberto Firmino 's goal is disallowed for foul on David @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Riyad Mahrez 's goal is ruled out for handball by Phil Foden in the build-up .
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It 's been an extremely interesting start to the season for Jurgen Klopp 's men @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to a shaky start as they edged out a seven-goal thriller against Leeds , before going on to conceded seven in a hammering by Aston Villa .
Virgil van Dijk 's season was ended by injury in the 2-2 draw at Everton , leaving the title favourites looking far less secure at the back - especially with Alisson 's injury worries too .
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Andreas Christensen is sent off after denying a goal-scoring opportunity when bringing down Sadio Mane .
Jordan Henderson has a stoppage time winner ruled out for an offside against Sadio Mane .
A penalty is awarded for foul on Oliver McBurnie by Fabinho which was adjudged to have been inside the box ; Sander Berge dispatched the resulting spot kick Diogo @ @ @ @ @ @ @ foul by Sadio Mane .
A penalty is awarded for handball against Joe Gomez ; Kevin De Bruyne misses from 12 yards .
Sadio Mane 's late header is ruled out for offside .
A penalty is awarded for a foul on Danny Welbeck by Andrew Robertson ; Pascal Gross scored the spot-kick .
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LIVERPOOL BOSS JURGEN KLOPP GIVES VERDICT ON VAR CALLS IN BRIGHTON DRAW
LIVERPOOL BOSS JURGEN KLOPP GIVES VERDICT ON VAR CALLS IN BRIGHTON DRAW
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Liverpool have had VAR calls go for and against them since its introduction at the beginning of the 2019-20 season in the Premier League, and were left frustrated after being on the receiving end of decisions at Brighton on Saturday
How VAR has affected Liverpool since being introduced in the Premier League
VAR again had its say as Liverpool dropped two points at Brighton on Saturday lunchtime.
Pascall Gross' late penalty was given after VAR advised Stuart Atwell to take a look at the pitchside monitor.
That was after the Reds had seen two of their goals ruled out for offside - one in either half.
VAR's introduction had long been called for, but now as many people want it axed as want to keep it.
After the contest Jordan Henderson said: "We are talking about instances all the time and not the football. In my opinion I would rather play without it, yeah."
It was a sentiment echoed by his Liverpool team-mates as James Milner took to Twitter to make his opinion known.
Image: PA) PA)
He said: "It’s “clear and obvious” we need a serious discussion about VAR. Sure I’m not alone in feeling like they are falling out of love with the game in its current state."
While left-back Andy Robertson, who was guilty of giving away the late penalty, wants for player input.
He said on social media: "Wonder when the people playing the game will have a say! Very frustrating day but credit to Brighton, really tough opponent!"
But have Liverpool actually won more than they've lost when it comes to VAR?
You think back to contentious penalties in their Champions League Final victory but then counter that with marginal offside calls like in the recent Merseyside derby.
We take a look at the VAR calls in the Premier League that have involved the Reds.
2019/20 season
Chelsea vs Liverpool - September 22
Chelsea have a goal ruled out after Mason Mount was offside in the build-up to Cesar Azpilicueta's goal.
Verdict: FOR
Man United vs Liverpool - October 20
Sadio Mane has a first-half goal ruled out for handball.
Verdict: AGAINST
Crystal Palace vs Liverpool - November 23
James Tomkins' goal is ruled out after Jordan Ayew is judged to have pushed Dejan Lovren.
Verdict: FOR
Liverpool vs Watford - December 14
Sadio Mane has a goal ruled out for offside.
Verdict: AGAINST
Liverpool vs Wolves - December 29
Sadio Mane's winning goal is given after originally being ruled out for handball by Adam Lallana.
Verdict: FOR
Pedro Neto equalises for Wolves, but his strike is ruled out for offside in the build-up against Jonny.
Verdict: FOR
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
Liverpool vs Man United - January 19
Roberto Firmino's goal is disallowed for foul on David De Gea by Virgil van Dijk.
Verdict: AGAINST
Man City vs Liverpool - July 2
Riyad Mahrez's goal is ruled out for handball by Phil Foden in the build-up.
Verdict: FOR
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2020/21 season
Chelsea vs Liverpool - September 20
Andreas Christensen is sent off after denying a goal-scoring opportunity when bringing down Sadio Mane.
Verdict: FOR
Everton vs Liverpool - October 17
Jordan Henderson has a stoppage time winner ruled out for an offside against Sadio Mane.
Verdict: AGAINST
Image: Pool via REUTERS) Pool via REUTERS)
Liverpool vs Sheffield United - October 24
A penalty is awarded for foul on Oliver McBurnie by Fabinho which was adjudged to have been inside the box; Sander Berge dispatched the resulting spot kick
Verdict: AGAINST
Mohamed Salah has a goal disallowed for offside.
Verdict: AGAINST
Liverpool vs West Ham - October 31
Diogo Jota has a goal disallowed for a foul by Sadio Mane.
Verdict: AGAINST
Man City vs Liverpool - November 8
A penalty is awarded for handball against Joe Gomez; Kevin De Bruyne misses from 12 yards.
Verdict: AGAINST
Brighton vs Liverpool- November 28
Mohamed Salah has a first-half goal disallowed for offside.
Verdict: AGAINST
Sadio Mane's late header is ruled out for offside.
Verdict: AGAINST
A penalty is awarded for a foul on Danny Welbeck by Andrew Robertson; Pascal Gross scored the spot-kick.
Verdict: AGAINST
Overall Total
FOR: 7
AGAINST: 11
Subjective Decisions (Not including offside)
FOR: 4
AGAINST: 5
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thedailymirror--2020-11-29--Leon Bailey insists son's unique name is nothing to do with Messi and Ronaldo

Bayer Leverkusen star Leon Bailey has dismissed reports that he has named his newborn son after Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo .
The 22-year-old and his girlfriend Stephanie Hope had their first child in June and named the boy Leo Cristiano .
Many suggested it was in honour of two of the players considered arguably the greatest of all time in Messi and Ronaldo .
But speaking in an interview with German outlet Bild Baily dismissed the rumours .
`` It has nothing to do with football , but with me and my name , '' he said .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ And Leo is the lion - I am a lion .
I believe that my son also grows up with the mentality of being a fighter and a leader .
And Cristiano is a lovely name that goes well with Leo .
`` Being a father changed me in many ways as a person , but not the way I play football .
However , my son motivates me to work even harder . ''
Bailey , who hails from Jamaica , also opened up on his close relationship with his compatriot , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Usain has been a very good and close friend of mine for years , '' he added .
`` When in Jamaica I would never turn down an invitation from him .
He 's a kind of mentor for me , was always there for me in good and bad days . ''
There was speculation in the summer that Bailey could make a big-money move to the Premier League , with Manchester United and Arsenal among the clubs said to have been monitoring his situation .
But in the end nothing materialised @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he has scored five goals and created four assists in ten appearances in all competitions so far this season .

The Bayer Leverkusen winger raised some eyebrows when he announced his newborn child would be called Leo Cristiano
Leon Bailey insists son's unique name is not to do with Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo
Bayer Leverkusen star Leon Bailey has dismissed reports that he has named his newborn son after Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.
The 22-year-old and his girlfriend Stephanie Hope had their first child in June and named the boy Leo Cristiano.
Many suggested it was in honour of two of the players considered arguably the greatest of all time in Messi and Ronaldo.
But speaking in an interview with German outlet Bild Baily dismissed the rumours.
"It has nothing to do with football, but with me and my name," he said.
"Leo is an abbreviation of Leon. And Leo is the lion - I am a lion. I believe that my son also grows up with the mentality of being a fighter and a leader. And Cristiano is a lovely name that goes well with Leo.
"Being a father changed me in many ways as a person, but not the way I play football. However, my son motivates me to work even harder."
Bailey, who hails from Jamaica, also opened up on his close relationship with his compatriot, the legendary sprinter Usain Bolt.
"Usain has been a very good and close friend of mine for years," he added.
"When in Jamaica I would never turn down an invitation from him. He's a kind of mentor for me, was always there for me in good and bad days."
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
There was speculation in the summer that Bailey could make a big-money move to the Premier League, with Manchester United and Arsenal among the clubs said to have been monitoring his situation.
But in the end nothing materialised and he stayed in Germany, where he has scored five goals and created four assists in ten appearances in all competitions so far this season.


thedailymirror--2020-11-29--Strictly Come Dancing star HRVY rapped by BBC bosses after coronavirus slip-up

Strictly Come Dancing star HRVY says he was read the riot act by BBC bosses for failing to socially distance .
The singer admitted he got a good telling off for getting too close to some of the pro dancers recently .
He said he got pulled up by the execs when he was moving around the studios .
Strictly are super-tight on safety measures , knowing one wrong move could see the series thrown into complete chaos .
HRVY - who tested positive for Covid two weeks before the show - explained that he has n't been perfect during @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Pictures of him with Maisie Smith on November 13 appeared to show the pair right next to each other not wearing masks - definitely not two metres away , as is required by Covid guidelines .
“ It was me and a couple of other pros going from one studio to the next studio outside , '' he told PA news agency .
`` Obviously we try our best to socially distance when we are walking around the studios and outside , but obviously when you are walking and talking you don @ @ @ @ @ @ @ no one touched each other .
I just think we were maybe slightly closer than two metres while we were talking .
But also the cameras , when you get a picture taken of you it can make you look a lot closer than you actually are . ''
He added : “ But the BBC told us off and everything is all good and everyone is trying their best to maintain all the rules and regulation .
We are all good .
We are all OK. ” HRVY , real name Harvey @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
He and professional dance partner Janette Manrara scored three straight 10s after their electric performance .
Presenter Claudia Winkleman revealed it was the first ever time a couple have ever swept the board for 10s in week six of the show .
Judge Motsi Mabuse , said : `` What an unbelievable night to come back to .
`` Unbelieveable .
I felt that music through you .
It was thumping in my heart !
`` There 's so many good things you did in there .
We feel what you felt @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Come Dancing : The Results airs tonight at 7.25pm on BBC1

HRVY breaks down as he makes strictly history with 10s
HRVY breaks down as he makes strictly history with 10s
He said he was given the ticking off after a social distancing lapse but says things are "good" now with producers after moving from studio to studio with the show's pro dancers
Strictly Come Dancing star HRVY says he was read the riot act by BBC bosses for failing to socially distance.
The singer admitted he got a good telling off for getting too close to some of the pro dancers recently.
He said he got pulled up by the execs when he was moving around the studios.
Strictly are super-tight on safety measures, knowing one wrong move could see the series thrown into complete chaos.
HRVY - who tested positive for Covid two weeks before the show - explained that he hasn't been perfect during the first four weeks of the programme.
Image: BBC/Guy Levy) BBC/Guy Levy)
Pictures of him with Maisie Smith on November 13 appeared to show the pair right next to each other not wearing masks - definitely not two metres away, as is required by Covid guidelines.
“It was me and a couple of other pros going from one studio to the next studio outside," he told PA news agency.
"Obviously we try our best to socially distance when we are walking around the studios and outside, but obviously when you are walking and talking you don’t even realise.
“But no one touched each other. I just think we were maybe slightly closer than two metres while we were talking. But also the cameras, when you get a picture taken of you it can make you look a lot closer than you actually are."
Image: BBC / Guy Levy) BBC / Guy Levy)
He added: “But the BBC told us off and everything is all good and everyone is trying their best to maintain all the rules and regulation. We are all good. We are all OK.”
HRVY, real name Harvey Cantwell, wowed again on Saturday night.
He and professional dance partner Janette Manrara scored three straight 10s after their electric performance.
Image: BBC/Guy Levy) BBC/Guy Levy)
Presenter Claudia Winkleman revealed it was the first ever time a couple have ever swept the board for 10s in week six of the show.
Judge Motsi Mabuse, said: "What an unbelievable night to come back to.
"Unbelieveable. I felt that music through you. It was thumping in my heart!
"There's so many good things you did in there. We feel what you felt. It was priceless."
*Strictly Come Dancing: The Results airs tonight at 7.25pm on BBC1


thedailymirror--2020-11-29--Teacher plays brilliant trick on students trying to cheat in the final exam

There 's always a few students who will try to gain an unfair advantage to improve their chances when it comes to school exams .
Methods to cheat the system range from simply glancing over at the paper of the student sitting next to them , to those that take real planning like writing answers on the inside of a water bottle label .
Although most people will deny they ever even considered cheating , it would be pretty hard to turn a blind eye if a teacher accidentally offered you the answers on a plate , right ?
So @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a huge folder of presentations to help them revise , their eyes must have lit up when buried way down at the bottom a file named 'Exam answers NOT FOR STUDENTS ' appeared to have been attached by mistake .
In a video shared on Reddit , one of the students says : `` I was looking through all the course materials and I noticed at the bottom it says 'exam answers not for students ' .
`` And I 'm wondering , is this a mistake ?
So I click on it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ file leading students to a treasure trove of answers that will allow them to ace the final test , it redirects to YouTube and simply plays the music video to Rick Astley 's 'Never Gon na Give You Up ' .
People loved the professor 's sense of humour , as one commented to say : `` About to go to college to become a teacher just so I can do this . ''
A second said their teacher had played a similar prank , replying : `` I had a professor do @ @ @ @ @ @ @ word document that said 'Do you really think I ’ m that stupid ? '
'' And another shared a story of when their professor really did make a big mistake , explaining : `` One of my university exams was online , and each question was uploaded as an image .
`` The professor named the image file the correct answer , so if you hovered over the image you 'd see the answer .
I was the only person who noticed .
I did quite well in that exam . ''

A student discovered a file titled 'exam answers' in the course material sent out by their professor, but a video posted on Reddit shows the link isn't quite what it appears to be
There's always a few students who will try to gain an unfair advantage to improve their chances when it comes to school exams.
Methods to cheat the system range from simply glancing over at the paper of the student sitting next to them, to those that take real planning like writing answers on the inside of a water bottle label.
Although most people will deny they ever even considered cheating, it would be pretty hard to turn a blind eye if a teacher accidentally offered you the answers on a plate, right?
So when a university professor sent their students a huge folder of presentations to help them revise, their eyes must have lit up when buried way down at the bottom a file named 'Exam answers NOT FOR STUDENTS' appeared to have been attached by mistake.
Image: reddit) reddit)
In a video shared on Reddit, one of the students says: "I was looking through all the course materials and I noticed at the bottom it says 'exam answers not for students'.
"And I'm wondering, is this a mistake? So I click on it..."
But instead of opening a file leading students to a treasure trove of answers that will allow them to ace the final test, it redirects to YouTube and simply plays the music video to Rick Astley's 'Never Gonna Give You Up'.
People loved the professor's sense of humour, as one commented to say: "About to go to college to become a teacher just so I can do this."
A second said their teacher had played a similar prank, replying: "I had a professor do this. Except it was just a word document that said 'Do you really think I’m that stupid?'"
And another shared a story of when their professor really did make a big mistake, explaining: "One of my university exams was online, and each question was uploaded as an image.
"The professor named the image file the correct answer, so if you hovered over the image you'd see the answer. I was the only person who noticed. I did quite well in that exam."


thedailymirror--2020-11-29--Megan Barton-Hanson surrounded by tins of wine as she strips off for a bath

Megan Barton-Hanson is certainly making full use of every room in her plush new pad .
She did n't miss the chance to take it all off as she posed in her bath surrounded by cans of wine .
The beauty was pushing a giveaway of the tinned drink on Instagram - and gave her fans a treat while she was at it .
Megan joked : `` You guys know about my OnlyFans but did you know about my OnlyCans ? ''
She stripped to show off the competition as she continues to get her monies worth from her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Island star revealed she was only able to buy the place because of the money she earned from her OnlyFans account .
Megan reportedly makes £800,000 a month after signing up to the saucy snap-sharing website .
The 26-year-old telly star , who started coining it in when she began self-isolating at home earlier this year , charges £19 a month - or £53 for three months to watch her steamy content .
It means she can make around £800,000 every four weeks and her online fan base is growing every day .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ money sit in her account .
She told The Sun : “ Doing the site has definitely helped me buy my dream house and it ’ s given me all the money for new furniture .
“ Loads of girls message me and ask for advice .
I love how much you can control what you post on it .
`` I can take the power back .
The money side is great and amazing , but it ’ s also self indulgent .
I love getting my hair and make-up done.
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ north London with ex-boyfriend Wes Nelson - and shared a sexy secret before she moved into her new home .
Let 's just say they did n't always make use of the home they shared .
Megan wrote in her advice column that mixing up the routine - and location - can add an extra thrill between lovers .
She wrote : `` Go beyond the bedroom .
`` I might not suggest Southend Airport 's toilets where Love Island ’ s Wes Nelson and I got caught , but even a different @ @ @ @ @ @ @ . ''

MEGAN BARTON-HANSON SAYS SHE'S 'DEMANDING AND DOMINANT' IN BED AS SHE SPILLS ON SEX LIFE
MEGAN BARTON-HANSON SAYS SHE'S 'DEMANDING AND DOMINANT' IN BED AS SHE SPILLS ON SEX LIFE
The Love Island star joked: "You know about my OnlyFans but did you know about my OnlyCans?" as he gave her fans the chance to win a years' worth of wine
Megan Barton-Hanson surrounded by tins of wine as she strips off for a bath
Megan Barton-Hanson is certainly making full use of every room in her plush new pad.
She didn't miss the chance to take it all off as she posed in her bath surrounded by cans of wine.
The beauty was pushing a giveaway of the tinned drink on Instagram - and gave her fans a treat while she was at it.
Megan joked: "You guys know about my OnlyFans but did you know about my OnlyCans?"
She stripped to show off the competition as she continues to get her monies worth from her impressive new home.
The former Love Island star revealed she was only able to buy the place because of the money she earned from her OnlyFans account.
Megan reportedly makes £800,000 a month after signing up to the saucy snap-sharing website.
The 26-year-old telly star, who started coining it in when she began self-isolating at home earlier this year, charges £19 a month - or £53 for three months to watch her steamy content.
It means she can make around £800,000 every four weeks and her online fan base is growing every day.
Image: meganbartonhanson_/Instagram) meganbartonhanson_/Instagram)
But isn't keen to let the money sit in her account.
She told The Sun : “Doing the site has definitely helped me buy my dream house and it’s given me all the money for new furniture.
“Loads of girls message me and ask for advice. I love how much you can control what you post on it.
"I can take the power back. The money side is great and amazing, but it’s also self indulgent. I love getting my hair and make-up done.”
The beauty previously rented a flat in north London with ex-boyfriend Wes Nelson - and shared a sexy secret before she moved into her new home.
Let's just say they didn't always make use of the home they shared.
Megan wrote in her advice column that mixing up the routine - and location - can add an extra thrill between lovers.
She wrote: "Go beyond the bedroom.
"I might not suggest Southend Airport's toilets where Love Island’s Wes Nelson and I got caught, but even a different room in the house can be thrilling."


thedailymirror--2020-11-29--Depressed Brit quit life in UK to live with tribes in Amazon rainforest

A Brit whose struggle with drugs and alcohol prompted him to move to the Amazon on a 'healing journey ' claims the lifestyle change helped to heal him from depression and anxiety .
Lewis Powell struggled with his mental health alongside other health problems , he said , before he travelled on his ‘ headlining journey ' .
Lewis wanted to change his life for the better so he decided to make a drastic change and live with tribes in Peru , the Liverpool Echo reported .
Whilst there he learnt shamanic healing which is a form of spiritual guidance @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for more than 100,000 years .
Lewis has now taken what he learnt and opened a new wellbeing centre on Walton Road , in Liverpool .
Based at Efik House , the community hub Inner Guru offers a range of activities , events and workshops to help people heal , learn and grow and it offers free support to people with mental health issues and addictions .
He hopes to promote physical , mental and spiritual wellbeing through Inner Guru .
Lewis , originally from Ellesmere Port , now lives in Kirkdale but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ travelling between Liverpool to Peru .
He would go out to the rainforest for months at a time to live with locals including the Shipibo tribe and the Ashaninka tribe .
The 34-year-old told the Liverpool Echo : “ I was on my own healing journey , trying to find myself so I went to the Amazon and stayed with some tribes .
“ They kind of taught me about headlining work , it was a lot of working with plants and natural medicines .
“ I was able to heal myself from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ He said : “ My lifestyle at the time wasn ’ t great , I wasn ’ t living a healthy life , I knew that I needed to make change and I had researched into alternative practises and it led me there .
“ I was involved in drugs and drinking a lot at the time before I went , I wasn ’ t on a great path , that was contributing towards my mental health problems .
“ I wanted to learn about it how they work with healing and therapy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ about the mind and patterns that people get stuck in .
It was interesting to understand their view of mental illness.
” Lewis said he decided to go on his ‘ healing journey ’ after not getting the required outcome he wanted from treatment and antidepressants in the UK .
The NHS advises a number of ways to help depression on its website where there is further information and support links .
Complementary and alternative medicines ( CAMs ) are treatments that fall outside mainstream healthcare .
The NHS advises to first see @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have a health condition , before visiting a CAMs practitioner .
The new centre and non for profit organisation hopes to grow over the next few months so that it can provide help to those in need .
Complementary and alternative medicines ( CAMs ) are treatments that fall outside mainstream healthcare .
The NHS advises to first see your GP , if you think you have a health condition , before visiting a CAMs practitioner .
The new centre and non for profit organisation hopes to grow over the next few months @ @ @ @ @ @ @ those in need .
Lewis said : “ This year and the sequence of events during the last nine months has had a tragic effect on the mental , physical and spiritual wellbeing of people in our community and our centre aims to combat that by helping people heal , grow and learn.
” Inner Guru has also teamed up with global charity , TUFF.EARTH , to look at additional funding options .
Lewis hopes that working in collaboration will lead to offering more free wellbeing services to those who need , such @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , addictions , disabilities and those on low incomes .
Dr. Shamender Talwar , Co-Founder of global charity TUFF .
EARTH , said : “ Our global charity has a campaign called KIND20 that has set out to turn 2020 into a year of kindness and we are partnering with local organisations here in Liverpool who are doing great things to make the world a better , kinder place .
“ What Lewis has created with Inner Guru is very special and something the world needs .
“ We ’ re looking to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will provide free help to those who need it the most .
”

Lewis has now taken what he learnt on his spiritual journey to the Amazon and opened a new wellbeing centre on Walton Road, in Liverpool
Depressed Brit quit life in UK to live with tribes in Amazon rainforest
A Brit whose struggle with drugs and alcohol prompted him to move to the Amazon on a 'healing journey' claims the lifestyle change helped to heal him from depression and anxiety.
Lewis Powell struggled with his mental health alongside other health problems, he said, before he travelled on his ‘headlining journey'.
Lewis wanted to change his life for the better so he decided to make a drastic change and live with tribes in Peru, the Liverpool Echo reported.
Whilst there he learnt shamanic healing which is a form of spiritual guidance that has been practised around the world for more than 100,000 years.
Lewis has now taken what he learnt and opened a new wellbeing centre on Walton Road, in Liverpool.
Image: Liverpool Echo WS) Liverpool Echo WS)
Based at Efik House, the community hub Inner Guru offers a range of activities, events and workshops to help people heal, learn and grow and it offers free support to people with mental health issues and addictions.
He hopes to promote physical, mental and spiritual wellbeing through Inner Guru.
Lewis, originally from Ellesmere Port, now lives in Kirkdale but for three years he spent his life travelling between Liverpool to Peru.
He would go out to the rainforest for months at a time to live with locals including the Shipibo tribe and the Ashaninka tribe.
Image: Liverpool Echo WS) Liverpool Echo WS)
The 34-year-old told the Liverpool Echo: “I was on my own healing journey, trying to find myself so I went to the Amazon and stayed with some tribes.
“They kind of taught me about headlining work, it was a lot of working with plants and natural medicines.
“I was able to heal myself from depression and anxiety and health problems.”
He said: “My lifestyle at the time wasn’t great, I wasn’t living a healthy life, I knew that I needed to make change and I had researched into alternative practises and it led me there.
“I was involved in drugs and drinking a lot at the time before I went, I wasn’t on a great path, that was contributing towards my mental health problems.
“I wanted to learn about it how they work with healing and therapy and it was then that I learnt about the mind and patterns that people get stuck in. It was interesting to understand their view of mental illness.”
Lewis said he decided to go on his ‘healing journey’ after not getting the required outcome he wanted from treatment and antidepressants in the UK.
The NHS advises a number of ways to help depression on its website where there is further information and support links.
Image: Liverpool Echo WS) Liverpool Echo WS)
Complementary and alternative medicines (CAMs) are treatments that fall outside mainstream healthcare.
The NHS advises to first see your GP, if you think you have a health condition, before visiting a CAMs practitioner.
The new centre and non for profit organisation hopes to grow over the next few months so that it can provide help to those in need.
Complementary and alternative medicines (CAMs) are treatments that fall outside mainstream healthcare.
Image: Liverpool Echo WS) Liverpool Echo WS)
The NHS advises to first see your GP, if you think you have a health condition, before visiting a CAMs practitioner.
The new centre and non for profit organisation hopes to grow over the next few months so that it can provide help to those in need.
Lewis said: “This year and the sequence of events during the last nine months has had a tragic effect on the mental, physical and spiritual wellbeing of people in our community and our centre aims to combat that by helping people heal, grow and learn.”
Inner Guru has also teamed up with global charity, TUFF.EARTH, to look at additional funding options.
Lewis hopes that working in collaboration will lead to offering more free wellbeing services to those who need, such as those suffering from mental health issues, addictions, disabilities and those on low incomes.
Image: Liverpool Echo WS) Liverpool Echo WS)
Dr. Shamender Talwar, Co-Founder of global charity TUFF. EARTH, said: “Our global charity has a campaign called KIND20 that has set out to turn 2020 into a year of kindness and we are partnering with local organisations here in Liverpool who are doing great things to make the world a better, kinder place.
“What Lewis has created with Inner Guru is very special and something the world needs. “We’re looking to work with him to deliver projects that will provide free help to those who need it the most.”


thedailymirror--2020-11-29--Man caught on camera swerving white van across M25 after downing 8 cans of beer

A white van driver caught swerving all over the M25 was so drunk he was `` unsteady '' on his feet and slurring his words when he was stopped by police .
James Mantel was more than three and a half times over the limit after he downed eight cans of beer while night fishing with friends .
Shocking footage showed that even when police followed Mantel with their sirens on , he continued driving between Junction 11 and 12 near Clacket Lane Services on the afternoon of Saturday October 24 .
Guildford Magistrates Court heard how the divorced dad @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of his van and had to be pulled out by officers who described him as `` unsteady '' on his feet , slurring his words and smelling of booze The 44-year-old from Erith , Kent , later admitted that he had drunk eight cans of beer while night fishing with friends .
He woke up feeling okay but had been distracted by toothache while behind the wheel , magistrates were told .
When he was tested , a breathalyser showed his alcohol level to be 127 micrograms per 100ml of breath - more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 35 for England and Wales .
But - despite his actions being branded “ scandalous ” by a magistrate - Mantel avoided being put behind bars , and was instead handed an eight week prison sentence , suspended for 14 months .
Emily Thornton , prosecuting , said : “ At approximately 3pm on October 24 a member of the public called 999 to report a vehicle that was behaving extremely erratically on the M25 between Junctions 12 and 11 .
“ The member of the public noted the erratic driving of Mr @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ She noted that Mr Mantel didn ’ t seem to be in control of the vehicle and was using his indicators incorrectly .
“ They continued observing this vehicle on the M25 as it swerved into a crash barrier and into the hard shoulder .
`` At the last minute it managed to swerve aggressively back into the motorway and would have ended in a fatality incident if it didn ’ t .
“ This was a busy motorway in the middle of the day , the risk to himself and other @ @ @ @ @ @ @ added : “ He was reluctant to leave his vehicle and had to be pulled out by officers .
`` He appeared to be unsteady on his feet , had slurred speech , and smelled of alcohol.
” The court heard how Mantel had been night fishing with friends and claimed he woke up feeling able to drive despite necking eight cans of beer on the trip .
A probation report noted that he “ felt shamed and remorseful ” and that he had lost his job as a timber flooring specialist after @ @ @ @ @ @ @ work van at the time .
Speaking on his behalf , lawyer Emma Rendall said : “ You have heard he was night fishing with friends and there were seven of them .
“ They were night fishing , had some beers , he believed he had no more than eight beers .
`` He slept in a tent so he did have some sleep and he was quite clear to me that if he felt he was over the limit he would not have driven .
“ He did inform me he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ day and that was distracting him.
” Mantel faced a maximum sentence of six months in prison but was given the suspended sentence and disqualified from driving for 30 months .
He was also ordered to complete a drink impaired drivers ’ course and pay £213 .
Chairman of the bench , Paul Notarbartolo told Mantel : “ You had a very , very high reading indeed .
`` It ’ s one of the highest we , as a bench , have seen and that is scandalous , so high you thought @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ”

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White van man swerves across M25 while more than three times over drink-drive limit
White van man swerves across M25 while more than three times over drink-drive limit
Divorced dad James Mantel, 44, from Kent, was more than three and a half times over the limit when he was pulled over by police after a night of fishing with friends
Man caught on camera swerving white van across M25 after downing eight cans of beer
A white van driver caught swerving all over the M25 was so drunk he was "unsteady" on his feet and slurring his words when he was stopped by police.
James Mantel was more than three and a half times over the limit after he downed eight cans of beer while night fishing with friends.
Shocking footage showed that even when police followed Mantel with their sirens on, he continued driving between Junction 11 and 12 near Clacket Lane Services on the afternoon of Saturday October 24.
Guildford Magistrates Court heard how the divorced dad didn’t want to get out of his van and had to be pulled out by officers who described him as "unsteady" on his feet, slurring his words and smelling of booze
The 44-year-old from Erith, Kent, later admitted that he had drunk eight cans of beer while night fishing with friends.
Image: SWNS.com) SWNS.com)
He woke up feeling okay but had been distracted by toothache while behind the wheel, magistrates were told.
When he was tested, a breathalyser showed his alcohol level to be 127 micrograms per 100ml of breath - more than three-and-a-half times the legal limit of 35 for England and Wales.
But - despite his actions being branded “scandalous” by a magistrate - Mantel avoided being put behind bars, and was instead handed an eight week prison sentence, suspended for 14 months.
Emily Thornton, prosecuting, said: “At approximately 3pm on October 24 a member of the public called 999 to report a vehicle that was behaving extremely erratically on the M25 between Junctions 12 and 11.
Image: SWNS) SWNS)
“The member of the public noted the erratic driving of Mr Mantel driving between 55mph and 75mph.
“She noted that Mr Mantel didn’t seem to be in control of the vehicle and was using his indicators incorrectly.
“They continued observing this vehicle on the M25 as it swerved into a crash barrier and into the hard shoulder.
"At the last minute it managed to swerve aggressively back into the motorway and would have ended in a fatality incident if it didn’t.
Image: SWNS.com) SWNS.com)
“This was a busy motorway in the middle of the day, the risk to himself and other road users was extremely high.”
She added: “He was reluctant to leave his vehicle and had to be pulled out by officers.
"He appeared to be unsteady on his feet, had slurred speech, and smelled of alcohol.”
The court heard how Mantel had been night fishing with friends and claimed he woke up feeling able to drive despite necking eight cans of beer on the trip.
Image: SWNS.com) SWNS.com)
A probation report noted that he “felt shamed and remorseful” and that he had lost his job as a timber flooring specialist after being arrested.
He was driving a work van at the time.
Speaking on his behalf, lawyer Emma Rendall said: “You have heard he was night fishing with friends and there were seven of them.
“They were night fishing, had some beers, he believed he had no more than eight beers.
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"He slept in a tent so he did have some sleep and he was quite clear to me that if he felt he was over the limit he would not have driven.
“He did inform me he had a really bad tooth ache that day and that was distracting him.”
Mantel faced a maximum sentence of six months in prison but was given the suspended sentence and disqualified from driving for 30 months.
He was also ordered to complete a drink impaired drivers’ course and pay £213.
Chairman of the bench, Paul Notarbartolo told Mantel: “You had a very, very high reading indeed.
"It’s one of the highest we, as a bench, have seen and that is scandalous, so high you thought that you were safe to drive.”


thedailymirror--2020-11-29--Mourinho and Lampard's best quotes about each other in developing rivalry

Frank Lampard and Jose Mourinho will lock horns for the fifth time as managers during Sunday 's huge clash between Chelsea and Tottenham .
After learning his trade under Mourinho during his time as a player at Stamford Bridge , Lampard has managed to get the better of his former boss in three of the four matches between the pair so far .
And it is fair to say the dynamic between the two has changed somewhat from when they worked together all those years ago .
Things started off amicably enough when Lampard 's Derby County shocked Mourinho 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the Carabao Cup third round in 2018 .
Soon after the game Lampard was inducted into the Legends of Football Hall of Fame , and was sent a video message by Mourinho .
In it , the Portuguese said : `` Obviously , it 's time for you Frank to think about your next career .
As I told you at Old Trafford , only a manager with great potential can organise a team to play that way .
`` I knew you were desperate to beat me .
And you did @ @ @ @ @ @ @ minutes .
You know what I feel for you .
This award is more than deserved and it comes in the right moment . ''
The respect was clearly mutual , with Lampard saying : `` I was so honoured to be on the touchline with a man who affected my career so much .
`` He was very welcome [ in the dressing room ] and very complimentary at the end about how the team play . ''
However , since their respective managerial moves to bitter rivals Chelsea and Spurs the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ two men .
Following a 2-0 win for Chelsea at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium last December , Lampard took umbrage with Mourinho 's sarcastic comments that Antonio Rudiger must have `` broken his ribs '' after he went down from a kick from Heung-min Son which saw the South Korean red carded .
Lampard was unhappy with the comments due to the fact Rudiger alleged he had received racist abuse during the game , and he snapped back at Mourinho : `` With Toni , in this incident when he 's having to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ know is a huge deal [ racism ] , I think to question his integrity in that time is disappointing for sure . ''
In their most recent encounter the pair also clashed on the sidelines , with Lampard appearing to accuse his former boss of talking too much .
After the game Lampard said : `` I commented on the fact that he seemed to speak to the referee more than his players . ''
Mourinho responded : `` With Frank , my feelings towards him will always be how much I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ professional he was . ''
But he did add , somewhat patronisingly : `` The only thing I was telling him , from an old coach to a young , talented coach , is when the players need us is when they are losing .
When they are winning , we do n't need to be the protagonists . ''
So will we see any more fireworks on Sunday ?
The mind games have been ramped up again by Mourinho as he suggested Lampard should be under more pressure at Stamford Bridge considering @ @ @ @ @ @ @ summer .
`` What I felt is that was when I was in these clubs , there was huge pressure on me and now there is not huge pressure on the coaches of these teams , '' Mourinho said .
`` Put a little bit of pressure on them and leave us in peace , doing our job . ''
Lampard , however , appeared unaffected , replying : `` We all have pressures as managers .
Jose was here as a manager so he understands it .
He went to Manchester United @ @ @ @ @ @ @ when you spend a lot of money .
The pressures are huge . ''
Strap yourselves in for more fireworks between the two on Sunday in this fascinating developing rivalry .

The apprentice will go up against the master again in Chelsea's clash against Tottenham on Sunday and the pair's relationship has made for fascinating viewing recently
Jose Mourinho and Frank Lampard's best quotes about each other in managerial rivalry
Frank Lampard and Jose Mourinho will lock horns for the fifth time as managers during Sunday's huge clash between Chelsea and Tottenham.
After learning his trade under Mourinho during his time as a player at Stamford Bridge, Lampard has managed to get the better of his former boss in three of the four matches between the pair so far.
And it is fair to say the dynamic between the two has changed somewhat from when they worked together all those years ago.
Things started off amicably enough when Lampard's Derby County shocked Mourinho's Manchester United with a penalty shoot-out win in the Carabao Cup third round in 2018.
Image: Chelsea FC via Getty Images) Chelsea FC via Getty Images)
Soon after the game Lampard was inducted into the Legends of Football Hall of Fame, and was sent a video message by Mourinho.
In it, the Portuguese said: "Obviously, it's time for you Frank to think about your next career. As I told you at Old Trafford, only a manager with great potential can organise a team to play that way.
"I knew you were desperate to beat me. And you did. Though it was 2-2 after 90 minutes. You know what I feel for you. This award is more than deserved and it comes in the right moment."
The respect was clearly mutual, with Lampard saying: "I was so honoured to be on the touchline with a man who affected my career so much.
"He was very welcome [in the dressing room] and very complimentary at the end about how the team play."
However, since their respective managerial moves to bitter rivals Chelsea and Spurs the niceties appear to have ceased between the two men.
Image: Pool via REUTERS) Pool via REUTERS)
Following a 2-0 win for Chelsea at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium last December, Lampard took umbrage with Mourinho's sarcastic comments that Antonio Rudiger must have "broken his ribs" after he went down from a kick from Heung-min Son which saw the South Korean red carded.
Lampard was unhappy with the comments due to the fact Rudiger alleged he had received racist abuse during the game, and he snapped back at Mourinho: "With Toni, in this incident when he's having to post after the game about something we know is a huge deal [racism], I think to question his integrity in that time is disappointing for sure."
In their most recent encounter the pair also clashed on the sidelines, with Lampard appearing to accuse his former boss of talking too much.
After the game Lampard said: "I commented on the fact that he seemed to speak to the referee more than his players."
Mourinho responded: "With Frank, my feelings towards him will always be how much I owe him for being the friend and professional he was."
Image: AFP/Getty Images) AFP/Getty Images)
But he did add, somewhat patronisingly: "The only thing I was telling him, from an old coach to a young, talented coach, is when the players need us is when they are losing. When they are winning, we don't need to be the protagonists."
So will we see any more fireworks on Sunday?
The mind games have been ramped up again by Mourinho as he suggested Lampard should be under more pressure at Stamford Bridge considering the money the club spent in the summer.
"What I felt is that was when I was in these clubs, there was huge pressure on me and now there is not huge pressure on the coaches of these teams," Mourinho said.
"Put a little bit of pressure on them and leave us in peace, doing our job."
Image: Pool via REUTERS) Pool via REUTERS)
Lampard, however, appeared unaffected, replying: "We all have pressures as managers. Jose was here as a manager so he understands it. He went to Manchester United and would have understood the pressures there when you spend a lot of money. The pressures are huge."
Strap yourselves in for more fireworks between the two on Sunday in this fascinating developing rivalry.


thedailymirror--2020-11-29--Camouflaged sniper hidden in forest baffles Brits as they struggle to spot him

A picture of a sniper hidden in the forest has left people scratching their heads as they struggle to locate him .
The brainteaser has been designed to demonstrate how easy it is for soldiers to disappear when wearing camouflage uniform that matches the surrounding terrain .
A solider – a member of the elite Special Reconnaissance Regiment , the British Army ’ s specialist covert observation unit – has managed to merge in with his surroundings as he monitors the movements of a potential enemy , reports Daily Star .
Members of the SRS , who are currently deployed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ adopt disguises such as traditional Arab and Afghan dress and have been known to wear full-length burqas which allows them to blend into their surroundings .
But he 's hidden so well that Brits are unable to locate him ...
Surrounding the rock are a number of trees , some of which have entwined themselves through the stone .
Plenty of moss and foliage also sits amongst them , making it almost impossible for anyone to be able to point out the solider .
Have you managed to find him yet ?
A @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have to be able to carry out missions in every environment – desert , rural , mountains , Arctic and even urban environments .
`` That often means hiding in plain sight .
`` In this picture , an operator is using his uniform to effectively disappear .
With a little bit more camouflage he would be impossible to spot . ''
Do you have a story to share ?
We want to hear all about it .
Email us at yourmirror @ mirror.co.uk

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A soldier from the elite Special Reconnaissance Regiment - the British Army’s specialist covert observation unit - has managed to hide amongst the trees. Can you find him?
Camouflaged sniper hidden in forest baffles Brits as they struggle to spot him
A picture of a sniper hidden in the forest has left people scratching their heads as they struggle to locate him.
The brainteaser has been designed to demonstrate how easy it is for soldiers to disappear when wearing camouflage uniform that matches the surrounding terrain.
A solider – a member of the elite Special Reconnaissance Regiment, the British Army’s specialist covert observation unit – has managed to merge in with his surroundings as he monitors the movements of a potential enemy, reports Daily Star.
Members of the SRS, who are currently deployed in Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria, adopt disguises such as traditional Arab and Afghan dress and have been known to wear full-length burqas which allows them to blend into their surroundings.
But he's hidden so well that Brits are unable to locate him...
The image sees a cliff face in a forest.
Surrounding the rock are a number of trees, some of which have entwined themselves through the stone.
Plenty of moss and foliage also sits amongst them, making it almost impossible for anyone to be able to point out the solider.
Have you managed to find him yet?
A military source said: "SRR operators have to be able to carry out missions in every environment – desert, rural, mountains, Arctic and even urban environments.
"That often means hiding in plain sight.
"In this picture, an operator is using his uniform to effectively disappear. With a little bit more camouflage he would be impossible to spot."
Do you have a story to share? We want to hear all about it. Email us at yourmirror@mirror.co.uk