thedailymirror--2020-10-28--82% of hospital patients moved to care homes in Scotland not tested for Covid-19

82 % of hospital patients discharged to care homes in Scotland were not tested for Covid-19 , it has emerged .
The Public Health Scotland report found there were 3,599 discharges from hospital to a care home from March 1 to April 21 - and the majority , 82 % , were not tested for Covid-19 .
Of the 650 who were tested , 78 had received a positive result while in hospital .
Between April 22 and May 31 , there were 1,605 discharges from hospital to a care home .
The majority ( 1,493 or 93 % ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with changes in clinical guidance .
Of these , 1,215 tested negative and 278 tested positive .
Of those who tested positive , 233 had a negative test result prior to discharge .
The report states : `` It is important to note that there are valid clinical reasons for individuals not to be tested prior to discharge , relating to their capacity to consent to testing and avoiding causing distress , and to appropriateness of testing , e.g .
in end of life care situations . ''
Between March 1 and May @ @ @ @ @ @ @ NHS hospitals to care homes , relating to 4,807 individuals , which accounted for 5.3 % of all hospital discharges during the same period .
Latest figures show a total of 4,482 people have died in Scotland with confirmed or suspected coronavirus , according to the National Records of Scotland ( NRS ) .
A total of 106 deaths relating to Covid-19 were registered between October 19 and 25 , an increase of 31 from the previous week There were 44 deaths in Greater Glasgow and Clyde , 20 in Lanarkshire and 14 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ weekly and account for all deaths registered in Scotland where Covid-19 was mentioned on the death certificate .
They differ from the lab-confirmed coronavirus deaths announced daily by the Scottish Government because they include suspected or probable cases of Covid-19 .
Coronavirus has shut 17 hospital wards in one Scottish city .
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde , Scotland 's largest health board , has had to close 17 wards to new admissions due to the outbreak .
The board said it had reported 21 significant incidents of healthcare acquired infections to Public @ @ @ @ @ @ @ set up to exclusively treat coronavirus patients .
Currently there are 1,100 Covid-19 patients in hospitals across Scotland .
NHS bosses now say admissions in certain areas passing April 's peak , according to Dr Andy Haynes from Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care System .
He said at King 's Mill & Bassetlaw , they were `` now past the levels we saw back in April '' with most patients over 45 .
However Dr Haynes said fewer patients were requiring intensive care , but said some cancer operations across Nottinghamshire hospitals were @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , near Keighley , said it is suspending non-urgent surgery for two weeks .
It said in a statement : `` We are seeing increasing demand on the hospital which is in turn meaning that our inpatient beds are at capacity .
`` As a result , and as per our escalation plans , we have taken the decision to postpone any elective surgery that needs an overnight stay .
This comes into effect immediately , for the next two weeks .
`` Urgent and emergency cases and cancer surgery will be carrying @ @ @ @ @

A study found that between March 1 and April 21 there were 3,599 discharges from hospital to a care home in Scotland. The report found a total of 82% which were not tested for Covid-19
82% of hospital patients discharged to care homes in Scotland not tested for Covid-19
82% of hospital patients discharged to care homes in Scotland were not tested for Covid-19, it has emerged.
The Public Health Scotland report found there were 3,599 discharges from hospital to a care home from March 1 to April 21 - and the majority, 82%, were not tested for Covid-19.
Of the 650 who were tested, 78 had received a positive result while in hospital.
Between April 22 and May 31, there were 1,605 discharges from hospital to a care home.
The majority (1,493 or 93%) were tested for Covid-19, in line with changes in clinical guidance.
Of these, 1,215 tested negative and 278 tested positive.
Of those who tested positive, 233 had a negative test result prior to discharge.
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The report states: "It is important to note that there are valid clinical reasons for individuals not to be tested prior to discharge, relating to their capacity to consent to testing and avoiding causing distress, and to appropriateness of testing, e.g. in end of life care situations."
Between March 1 and May 31, there were 5,204 discharges from NHS hospitals to care homes, relating to 4,807 individuals, which accounted for 5.3% of all hospital discharges during the same period.
Latest figures show a total of 4,482 people have died in Scotland with confirmed or suspected coronavirus, according to the National Records of Scotland (NRS).
A total of 106 deaths relating to Covid-19 were registered between October 19 and 25, an increase of 31 from the previous week
There were 44 deaths in Greater Glasgow and Clyde, 20 in Lanarkshire and 14 in Lothian.
The statistics are published weekly and account for all deaths registered in Scotland where Covid-19 was mentioned on the death certificate.
Image: Daily Mirror/Andy Stenning) Daily Mirror/Andy Stenning)
They differ from the lab-confirmed coronavirus deaths announced daily by the Scottish Government because they include suspected or probable cases of Covid-19.
Coronavirus has shut 17 hospital wards in one Scottish city.
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, Scotland's largest health board, has had to close 17 wards to new admissions due to the outbreak.
The board said it had reported 21 significant incidents of healthcare acquired infections to Public Health Scotland with 20 'red wards' set up to exclusively treat coronavirus patients.
Currently there are 1,100 Covid-19 patients in hospitals across Scotland.
Image: Daily Mirror/Andy Stenning) Daily Mirror/Andy Stenning)
NHS bosses now say admissions in certain areas passing April's peak, according to Dr Andy Haynes from Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care System.
He said at King's Mill & Bassetlaw, they were "now past the levels we saw back in April" with most patients over 45.
However Dr Haynes said fewer patients were requiring intensive care, but said some cancer operations across Nottinghamshire hospitals were having to be cancelled.
Airedale Hospital, near Keighley, said it is suspending non-urgent surgery for two weeks.
It said in a statement: "We are seeing increasing demand on the hospital which is in turn meaning that our inpatient beds are at capacity.
"As a result, and as per our escalation plans, we have taken the decision to postpone any elective surgery that needs an overnight stay. This comes into effect immediately, for the next two weeks.
"Urgent and emergency cases and cancer surgery will be carrying on as normal."


thedailymirror--2020-10-28--Mrs Brown's Boys stars shrug off drama as they reunite to film Christmas special

The cast of Mrs Brown 's Boys have reunited to film their annual Christmas special even though two of its stars have walked out .
The hit BBC One show saw a scandal unfold behind the scenes when stars Gary Hollywood and Damien McKiernan quit over pay earlier this month .
The actors - who play boyfriends Dino and Rory - clashed with bosses after finding out about a difference in salary , later making the decision to walk away from the show .
Despite that , the show 's creator Brendan O ’ Carroll has signalled “ the show @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cast got together to film for the upcoming festive season , reports Daily Star .
The cast were pictured on a Zoom call during a virtual table read of the Christmas special episode .
What 's more , fuel was added to the fire when bosses decided to swerve featuring Gary and Damien in the Mrs Brown ’ s Boys ’ 2021 calendar .
It comes just weeks after Damien reportedly 'liked ' a tweet that slammed co-star Brendan O'Carroll for getting `` too big for his boots . ''
The 54-year-old star @ @ @ @ @ @ @ over their pay gap .
The show has been plunged into crisis talks after the two stars discovered they were earning less than their co-stars .
Since the dispute erupted , Damien reportedly took to social media to 'like ' a message that called out O'Carroll - who plays Agnes Brown .
According to the MailOnline , the actor appeared to show his support for the message on Twitter .
The original tweet read : `` This it is shocking the way [ Brendan O'Carroll ] has treated [ Gary Hollywood ] .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ his boots ! ''
A BBC representative for Mrs Brown 's Boys declined to comment when approached by the Mirror .
The cryptic message was the latest blow after it was reported that there had been a tense exchange between Gary Hollywood and the show bosses .
Having complained about their pay , Gary was warned that his role would be reduced and he would have less screen time over the Christmas specials .
Several insiders have reported that tensions were high behind the scenes of the hit BBC comedy .
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The hit BBC One show saw a scandal unfold when stars Gary Hollywood and Damien McKiernan quit over pay earlier this month
Mrs Brown's Boys stars shrug off backstage drama as they reunite for Christmas special
The cast of Mrs Brown's Boys have reunited to film their annual Christmas special even though two of its stars have walked out.
The hit BBC One show saw a scandal unfold behind the scenes when stars Gary Hollywood and Damien McKiernan quit over pay earlier this month.
The actors - who play boyfriends Dino and Rory - clashed with bosses after finding out about a difference in salary, later making the decision to walk away from the show.
Despite that, the show's creator Brendan O’Carroll has signalled “the show must go on” - as the cast got together to film for the upcoming festive season, reports Daily Star.
Image: BBC Studios/Alan Peebles) BBC Studios/Alan Peebles)
The cast were pictured on a Zoom call during a virtual table read of the Christmas special episode.
What's more, fuel was added to the fire when bosses decided to swerve featuring Gary and Damien in the Mrs Brown’s Boys’ 2021 calendar.
It comes just weeks after Damien reportedly 'liked' a tweet that slammed co-star Brendan O'Carroll for getting "too big for his boots."
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The 54-year-old star called out the series bosses amid frustration over their pay gap.
The show has been plunged into crisis talks after the two stars discovered they were earning less than their co-stars.
Since the dispute erupted, Damien reportedly took to social media to 'like' a message that called out O'Carroll - who plays Agnes Brown.
Image: COPYRIGHT UNKNOWN) COPYRIGHT UNKNOWN)
According to the MailOnline, the actor appeared to show his support for the message on Twitter.
The original tweet read: "This it is shocking the way [Brendan O'Carroll] has treated [Gary Hollywood]. Think Brendan has got too big for his boots!"
A BBC representative for Mrs Brown's Boys declined to comment when approached by the Mirror.
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The cryptic message was the latest blow after it was reported that there had been a tense exchange between Gary Hollywood and the show bosses.
Having complained about their pay, Gary was warned that his role would be reduced and he would have less screen time over the Christmas specials.
Several insiders have reported that tensions were high behind the scenes of the hit BBC comedy.
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thedailymirror--2020-10-28--Meghan Markle asks to delay trial in her High Court privacy battle

Meghan Markle has asked the High Court to delay the trial of her privacy action against the Mail On Sunday .
The Duchess of Sussex is suing Associated Newspapers Ltd ( ANL ) , publisher of the Mail On Sunday and MailOnline over the publication of a letter to her estranged father .
The five articles in question reproduced parts of the handwritten letter she sent to 76-year-old Thomas Markle in August 2018 , two months after Meghan 's royal wedding to Prince Harry .
There have been a number of preliminary hearings in the case so far , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ management issues was due to take place on Thursday , ahead of a 10-day trial due to start in January .
But instead of that hearing , Mr Justice Warby will now hear an application by the duchess for the trial to be put back to a later date .
According to a court document seen by the PA news agency , the application will be considered at an online hearing - the first part of which will be in private .
ITV 's royal editor Chris Ships states that she 's asked @ @ @ @ @ @ @ won a bid to include a biography about Meghan and Harry , Finding Freedom , by royal journalists Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand , in their defence .
He says this has created more work for Meghan 's legal team .
Sections of the letter were published in the newspaper and online in February last year , and it was announced the duchess would be bringing legal action in October .
The headline on the article read : `` Revealed : The letter showing true tragedy of Meghan 's rift with a father @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a million pieces ' . ''
The 39-year-old duchess is seeking damages from ANL , the newspaper 's publisher and operator of the website , for alleged misuse of private information , copyright infringement and breach of the Data Protection Act .
ANL wholly denies the allegations , particularly the duchess 's claim that the letter was edited in any way that changed its meaning , and says it will hotly contest the case .
Following the latest preliminary hearing last month , a judge ruled the publisher could rely on a recent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sussex , called Finding Freedom , in its defence of the claim .
Meghan is suing Associated Newspapers over five articles , two in the Mail On Sunday and three on MailOnline , which were published in February 2019 and reproduced parts of a handwritten letter she sent to her father in August 2018 .

Meghan Markle is suing Associated Newspapers Ltd (ANL), publisher of the Mail On Sunday and MailOnline, after it printed parts of a letter she wrote to her father, Thomas Markle
Meghan Markle has asked the High Court to delay the trial of her privacy action against the Mail On Sunday.
The Duchess of Sussex is suing Associated Newspapers Ltd (ANL), publisher of the Mail On Sunday and MailOnline over the publication of a letter to her estranged father.
The five articles in question reproduced parts of the handwritten letter she sent to 76-year-old Thomas Markle in August 2018, two months after Meghan's royal wedding to Prince Harry.
There have been a number of preliminary hearings in the case so far, and a hearing to consider costs and case management issues was due to take place on Thursday, ahead of a 10-day trial due to start in January.
Image: PA) PA)
But instead of that hearing, Mr Justice Warby will now hear an application by the duchess for the trial to be put back to a later date.
According to a court document seen by the PA news agency, the application will be considered at an online hearing - the first part of which will be in private.
ITV's royal editor Chris Ships states that she's asked for the delay after the newspaper group won a bid to include a biography about Meghan and Harry, Finding Freedom, by royal journalists Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand, in their defence.
He says this has created more work for Meghan's legal team.
Sections of the letter were published in the newspaper and online in February last year, and it was announced the duchess would be bringing legal action in October.
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The headline on the article read: "Revealed: The letter showing true tragedy of Meghan's rift with a father she says has 'broken her heart into a million pieces'."
The 39-year-old duchess is seeking damages from ANL, the newspaper's publisher and operator of the website, for alleged misuse of private information, copyright infringement and breach of the Data Protection Act.
ANL wholly denies the allegations, particularly the duchess's claim that the letter was edited in any way that changed its meaning, and says it will hotly contest the case.
Following the latest preliminary hearing last month, a judge ruled the publisher could rely on a recent biography of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, called Finding Freedom, in its defence of the claim.
Meghan is suing Associated Newspapers over five articles, two in the Mail On Sunday and three on MailOnline, which were published in February 2019 and reproduced parts of a handwritten letter she sent to her father in August 2018.


thedailymirror--2020-10-28--Woman marries 10 times but won't stop until she finds 'the one that can love me'

A woman who has been married 10 times is so determined to find Mr Right that she says she does n't care how many it takes .
Cassey , from the United States has been married 10 times , with her longest marriage being eight years and her shortest being six months .
And now he 's on the verge of ending her relationship with husband number 10 .
The 56-year-old successful businesswoman appeared on Dr. Phil to ask for relationship advice because for some reason her relationships do n't seem to stick .
Talking on the show , Dr. @ @ @ @ @ @ @ really ? ''
with which Cassey says : `` Yes . ''
He adds : `` When you say that , you kind of say it with pride .
Has it got to the point where you just laugh about it ? ''
She replies : `` It 's got to the point where I 'm either going to laugh or cry about it .
Sometimes I do both . ''
Although she laughs at first , tears begin to cloud her eyes as she adds : `` I do n't find it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it nonchalant by any stretch of the imagination . ''
She added : `` When I ’ m in a marriage and I just can ’ t take it anymore , I ’ m usually the first one to say , ‘ That ’ s it ; we ’ re getting a divorce , and I quit . '
'' The first marriage lasted eight years , and according to Cassey ended mutually , a comment that made Dr. Phil chuckle as he said : `` They never do . ''
Her second @ @ @ @ @ @ @ seven years .
The pair who shared a son together were engaged for two and a half years , but soon after they got married the cracks started to show as her husband stopped telling her he loved her , and would simply reply `` Ditto '' when she told him so .
When Cassey revealed this Dr. Phil said : `` You did n't see any red flags in two and a half years ? ''
but Cassey said she did n't .
Dr. Phil then bypassed husbands three through to nine @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to call it quits with her current husband , who she claims labelled her a `` control freak . ''
Now at this stage in her life , she 's determined to settle down with her dream man as she added : `` I don ’ t care how many marriages it takes ; I will keep trying until I find the one that can love me . ''
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Woman who has been married 10 times says she’s still determined to find the right one
Woman who has been married 10 times says she’s still determined to find the right one
Cassey from the United States appeared on chat show Dr. Phil to ask for advice on where she's going wrong in her relationships after admitting she's considering ending her marriage with her tenth husband
Woman marries 10 times but won't stop until she finds 'the one that can love me'
A woman who has been married 10 times is so determined to find Mr Right that she says she doesn't care how many it takes.
Cassey, from the United States has been married 10 times, with her longest marriage being eight years and her shortest being six months.
And now he's on the verge of ending her relationship with husband number 10.
The 56-year-old successful businesswoman appeared on Dr. Phil to ask for relationship advice because for some reason her relationships don't seem to stick.
Talking on the show, Dr. Phil asked: "10 times, really?" with which Cassey says: "Yes."
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He adds: "When you say that, you kind of say it with pride. Has it got to the point where you just laugh about it?"
She replies: "It's got to the point where I'm either going to laugh or cry about it. Sometimes I do both."
Although she laughs at first, tears begin to cloud her eyes as she adds: "I don't find it funny, and I don't find it nonchalant by any stretch of the imagination."
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She added: "When I’m in a marriage and I just can’t take it anymore, I’m usually the first one to say, ‘That’s it; we’re getting a divorce, and I quit.'"
The first marriage lasted eight years, and according to Cassey ended mutually, a comment that made Dr. Phil chuckle as he said: "They never do."
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Her second marriage lasted a slightly shorter period of seven years.
The pair who shared a son together were engaged for two and a half years, but soon after they got married the cracks started to show as her husband stopped telling her he loved her, and would simply reply "Ditto" when she told him so.
When Cassey revealed this Dr. Phil said: "You didn't see any red flags in two and a half years?" but Cassey said she didn't.
Dr. Phil then bypassed husbands three through to nine, as Cassey said she's likely to call it quits with her current husband, who she claims labelled her a "control freak."
Now at this stage in her life, she's determined to settle down with her dream man as she added: "I don’t care how many marriages it takes; I will keep trying until I find the one that can love me."
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thedailymirror--2020-10-28--The annual Ferring Scarecrow competition 2020

Entrants into the annual Ferring Scarecrow competition 2020 .
Over 70 residents of the West Sussex village have created various @ @ @ @ @ their homes .
Entrants into the annual Ferring Scarecrow competition 2020 .
Over 70 residents @ @ @ @ @ have created various effigies and placed them outside their homes .

The annual Ferring Scarecrow competition 2020
Entrants into the annual Ferring Scarecrow competition 2020. Over 70 residents of the West Sussex village have created various effigies and placed them outside their homes.


thedailymirror--2020-10-28--Megan McKenna 'searching for love on dating app Raya' after Josh Riley split

Megan McKenna has reportedly joined celebrity dating app Raya in a bid to find love again .
The former TOWIE star , 28 , is said to be on the hunt for a new man after her split from entrepreneur Josh Riley .
The former flames are said to have enjoyed a string of romantic dates in recent months , but called it quits before things got too serious .
Singing sensation Megan has now set her sights on Raya - a private , members-only app for A-list stars and creatives who are on the hunt for eligible other halves @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stars such as Normal People hunk Paul Mescal , 24 , and Capital Breakfast ’ s Roman Kemp , 27 .
Lifting the lid on Megan ’ s dating journey , a source claimed her profile is full to the brim of sexy snaps .
The insider told The Sun : `` Megan recently signed up to Raya and her profile is pretty eye-catching .
`` She ’ s got a romantic song as her tune and some sexy pics of her on the profile .
`` It won ’ t be long @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by the look of what she ’ s putting out there . ''
Megan has been rather unlucky in finding the right man over the years .
The bombshell was previously linked to Geordie Shore star Scotty T when they first met on CelebrityBig Brother in 2015 .
Things fizzled out between the pair after they left the show , due to distance and busy work schedules .
The reality TV siren also dated Harry Eden from 2014 to 2016 before making her stint on TOWIE .
Following that , Megan had a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ turned sour .
Megan also enjoyed a brief romance with tragic Love Island star Mike Thalassitis .
Following her most recent break-up , it seems as though the stunner has put herself out there again to find love .
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Celebrity X Factor champion Megan McKenna has reportedly joined celebrity dating app Raya following her split from London business man Josh Riley
Megan McKenna 'searching for love on celeb dating app Raya' after Josh Riley split
Megan McKenna has reportedly joined celebrity dating app Raya in a bid to find love again.
The former TOWIE star, 28, is said to be on the hunt for a new man after her split from entrepreneur Josh Riley.
The former flames are said to have enjoyed a string of romantic dates in recent months, but called it quits before things got too serious.
Singing sensation Megan has now set her sights on Raya - a private, members-only app for A-list stars and creatives who are on the hunt for eligible other halves.
The elite app includes handsome single stars such as Normal People hunk Paul Mescal, 24, and Capital Breakfast’s Roman Kemp, 27.
Lifting the lid on Megan’s dating journey, a source claimed her profile is full to the brim of sexy snaps.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The insider told The Sun : "Megan recently signed up to Raya and her profile is pretty eye-catching.
"She’s got a romantic song as her tune and some sexy pics of her on the profile.
"It won’t be long until she’s off the market by the look of what she’s putting out there."
Image: Dave J Hogan/Getty Images) Dave J Hogan/Getty Images)
Megan has been rather unlucky in finding the right man over the years.
The bombshell was previously linked to Geordie Shore star Scotty T when they first met on Celebrity Big Brother in 2015.
Things fizzled out between the pair after they left the show, due to distance and busy work schedules.
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The reality TV siren also dated Harry Eden from 2014 to 2016 before making her stint on TOWIE.
Following that, Megan had a romance with hunky Pete Wicks before things turned sour.
The pair slit amid a flurry of cheating allegations.
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Megan also enjoyed a brief romance with tragic Love Island star Mike Thalassitis.
Following her most recent break-up, it seems as though the stunner has put herself out there again to find love.
Mirror Online has contacted Megan's representative for comment.
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thedailymirror--2020-10-28--Moment Ferrari crashes on London's Lambeth Bridge - narrowly missing cyclists

This is the dramatic moment a Ferrari driver was filmed crashing a luxury super car into a wall on a central London bridge .
The driver can be seen in the video picking up speed then losing control on Lambeth Bridge in the footage said to have been filmed this week .
The 812 Superfast , which costs around £260,000 , lurches wildly out of control and begins to spin on its rear tyres - narrowly missing a cyclist as it crashes into a wall .
The footage is thought to have been taken on Tuesday .
The clip is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mocked the driver for losing control on the straight , 20mph speed-limit bridge .
The clip , apparently filmed from the driver 's seat , shows the Ferrari approaching the bridge as an easy-listening tune plays .
The driver then accelerates on the bridge , and immediately loses control of the steering .
The driver can be seen struggling to correct as the car careens out of control , swinging on its rear wheels .
It appears to lose traction then turns to face into oncoming traffic , narrowly missing a passing cyclist @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the bridge wall .
The car 's its air-bags inflate in the smash as the car comes to a grinding halt .
Still filming , the driver immediately removes the camera and the clip ends .
It is unclear who took the footage and when it was taken .
The video was originally posted on Instagram on an account that is now set to private .
However it was being shared widely online this week , as people blasted the driver 's skills and reaction time .
Responding to the London & UK @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said the motorist appeared to be unable to control a rear-wheel drive vehicle .
Twitter user Ozymandis wrote : `` This is why we should have a super car license .
`` Super cars today can so easily kill the driver and others without much error .
Also teach the driver how to handle a car like this . ''
Another Twitter user wrote : `` Thank God the cyclist managed to pass by before the accident . ''
Met Police officers have been sent the footage , but have been unable to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .

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People blasted the skills of the driver who can be seen losing control of the 812 Superfast Ferrari super car worth about £260,000 on Lambeth Bridge in London, before smashing into a wall
This is the dramatic moment a Ferrari driver was filmed crashing a luxury super car into a wall on a central London bridge.
The driver can be seen in the video picking up speed then losing control on Lambeth Bridge in the footage said to have been filmed this week.
The 812 Superfast, which costs around £260,000, lurches wildly out of control and begins to spin on its rear tyres - narrowly missing a cyclist as it crashes into a wall.
The footage is thought to have been taken on Tuesday.
The clip is being widely circulated online, as people mocked the driver for losing control on the straight, 20mph speed-limit bridge.
The clip, apparently filmed from the driver's seat, shows the Ferrari approaching the bridge as an easy-listening tune plays.
The driver then accelerates on the bridge, and immediately loses control of the steering.
The driver can be seen struggling to correct as the car careens out of control, swinging on its rear wheels.
It appears to lose traction then turns to face into oncoming traffic, narrowly missing a passing cyclist in the opposite lane as it rear-ends the bridge wall.
The car's its air-bags inflate in the smash as the car comes to a grinding halt.
Still filming, the driver immediately removes the camera and the clip ends.
It is unclear who took the footage and when it was taken.
The video was originally posted on Instagram on an account that is now set to private.
However it was being shared widely online this week, as people blasted the driver's skills and reaction time.
Responding to the London & UK Crime Twitter accounts post, Twitter users said the motorist appeared to be unable to control a rear-wheel drive vehicle.
Twitter user Ozymandis wrote: "This is why we should have a super car license.
"Super cars today can so easily kill the driver and others without much error. Also teach the driver how to handle a car like this."
Another Twitter user wrote: "Thank God the cyclist managed to pass by before the accident."
Met Police officers have been sent the footage, but have been unable to confirm the incident, a spokesperson said.


thedailymirror--2020-10-28--Martin Kemp's wife Shirlie feared he'd die from brain tumours

Martin Kemp and his wife Shirlie have opened up about the brain tumours he battled in the nineties .
The Wham !
singer , 58 , has admitted that she thought her husband , 59 , would die , as he said they were `` on the floor '' while was sick .
Speaking on Wednesday 's episode of This Morning , Shirlie said : `` We kind of hid how bad Martin was .
`` One of the hardest things mentally was knowing he had this huge brain tumour , having this huge operation where they removed part of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his head , and he had another tumour as well . ''
She added : `` We did n't know what they were gon na do to save him . ''
Martin 's illness came at a high point in his career when he was enjoying success with Spandau Ballet and his role as Steve Owen in EastEnders was coming up .
He said : `` You never really know what 's around the corner .
`` Life was so good , life was on the up for me . ''
Martin added @ @ @ @ @ @ @ came crashing down and within four or five years our life was on floor , and it was for us whether we could make it work and pick it up back again . ''
In 1995 he found a lump on the back of his head and an MRI scan discovered that he had two brain tumours .
The first tumour was just below his skull and was successfully removed in an operation .
But doctors thought it was too much of a risk to operate on the other , which was deep @ @ @ @ @ @ @ into alternative treatments and discovered a non-invasive radiotherapy treatment that at the time was revolutionary .

In 1995 Martin Kemp was diagnosed with two brain tumours that saw 'everything come crashing down', he said on Wednesday's episode of This Morning
Martin Kemp's wife Shirlie feared he'd die from brain tumours that left them 'on the floor'
Martin Kemp and his wife Shirlie have opened up about the brain tumours he battled in the nineties.
The Wham! singer, 58, has admitted that she thought her husband, 59, would die, as he said they were "on the floor" while was sick.
Speaking on Wednesday's episode of This Morning, Shirlie said: "We kind of hid how bad Martin was.
"One of the hardest things mentally was knowing he had this huge brain tumour, having this huge operation where they removed part of his skull and put titanium plates in his head, and he had another tumour as well."
She added: "We didn't know what they were gonna do to save him."
Image: ITV) ITV)
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Martin's illness came at a high point in his career when he was enjoying success with Spandau Ballet and his role as Steve Owen in EastEnders was coming up.
He said: "You never really know what's around the corner.
"Life was so good, life was on the up for me."
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Martin added: "All of a sudden it came crashing down and within four or five years our life was on floor, and it was for us whether we could make it work and pick it up back again."
In 1995 he found a lump on the back of his head and an MRI scan discovered that he had two brain tumours.
The first tumour was just below his skull and was successfully removed in an operation.
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But doctors thought it was too much of a risk to operate on the other, which was deep in his brain.
The couple looked into alternative treatments and discovered a non-invasive radiotherapy treatment that at the time was revolutionary.
Doctors managed to completely remove the tumour.


thedailymirror--2020-10-29--What Christmas will look like in every part of the UK due to Coronavirus rules

Divided Britain is facing the prospect of a heavily restricted Christmas , with family and friends separated , and pubs closed as the coronavirus pandemic rumbles on .
For months , the governments in England , Wales and Scotland have pulled apart in their responses to curbing the spread of Covid-19 .
Prime Minister Boris Johnson broke ranks in green lighting an easing of England 's draconian lockdown measures in July , which saw pubs and restaurants re-opened .
Scotland , Wales and Northern Ireland First Ministers Nicola Sturgeon , Mark Drakeford and Arlene Foster have since opted to forge @ @ @ @ @ @ @ battle with the virus .
But with just over eight weeks until Christmas Day and the nation in the grips of a brutal second wave , all of the UK is on course for a drastically different festive period .
As Wales was thrust into a circuit breaker lockdown , experts are warning all of England must be placed into Tier 3 - raising further questions about traveling between borders and mixing households .
It all points towards a Christmas of isolation and uncertainty .
On Wednesday Jeremy Miles , the Welsh Government @ @ @ @ @ @ @ European transition , explained what Christmas might look like .
He responded to questions about whether Wales would be looking to work with counterparts in Westminster for a `` four nation approach '' , saying : `` We have always sought wherever possible to work on a four-nations basis throughout this pandemic .
That is n't always possible and is n't always appropriate but that is our starting point for discussion '' In terms of what Christmas might look like , the First Minister wants the best available version of Christmas consistent with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ which will be announced for the period after November 9 will give us a new set of regulations and guidelines to work to .
`` But I think whatever scenario we face as we approach Christmas , we all need to look at how we spend our time in the weeks before .
`` We need to see what the landscape looks like in the next few weeks .
The first step is to see the new regulations and new guidance which will be in place from November 9 . ''
When the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ First Minister Mark Drakeford said the pandemic would not be over in the coming months , but added that there were `` things that we can do ... to make sure that Christmas of a coronavirus sort can still be celebrated here in Wales '' .
He added : `` How that will mesh in with the difficulties that are being faced elsewhere in the United Kingdom is just impossible to predict . ''
On the weekend , Wales Health Minister , Vaughan Gething , said : `` We want to be able @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to see each other , but we have to look at where we are with the virus , how we 're behaving in Wales , whether we 're able to effectively suppress it after the fire-break .
`` This gives us the best chance of doing that , but if I were to tell you what Christmas looks like today then I 'd be making it up , I 'd be giving people false hope , and that 's absolutely what we should not be doing . ''
Experts said on Wednesday that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ice and a Cabinet minister conceded that it was `` too early to say '' what restrictions would be in place by December .
Sage , the body of scientists advising the Government , has warned that all of England will need to be under Tier 3 Covid-19 restrictions by mid-December scuppering Boris Johnson 's hopes for a normal Christmas .
Downing Street is privately working on the assumption that the second wave of coronavirus will be more deadly than the first , with the death toll remaining high throughout the winter , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Mark Walport said there was `` little to feel reassured about '' , adding `` there are still many people that are vulnerable '' .
Speaking to the BBC 's Today programme , the former chief scientific advisor said it 's `` certainly not unrealistic '' to think there could be 25,000 people in hospital with Covid by the end of next month .
George Eustice , the Environment Secretary , said : `` We want people to be able to celebrate Christmas as normally as possible .
`` But it is too @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will be come Christmas , and to say what different parts of the country will or will not be able to do . ''
He refused to rule out a possible circuit breaker in November - despite the possibility that could mean sacrificing Hindu festival Diwali to save Christmas .
`` We can never rule anything out but we think we have got the right approach for now , '' he said .
The news prompted the Shadow Health Secretary Jonathan Ashworth to say the Government 's failure to use the half-term for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to `` do something quickly to save Christmas '' .
A Scottish Government spokesperson said that people would `` naturally be anxious '' about what celebrations were possible this December , and that the rules would be `` guided by the latest available scientific and clinical evidence '' .
A week ago , the First Minister confirmed that the temporary restrictions , which include the closure of central belt pubs , bars and restaurants , had been extended in Scotland .
Nicola Sturgeon also revealed that the country would be adopting a five-tier @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , with similar alerts to those being introduced in England .
There were a lot of questions about Christmas , and in one exchange the First Minister confirmed that Santa was a `` key worker '' .
She went on to say : `` If there are any kids watching ... Santa will not be prevented from delivering your presents on Christmas Eve , Santa is a key worker and he 's got lots of magic powers that make him safe to do that . ''
The First Minister for Northern Ireland promised @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in Northern Ireland , adding that she was `` very much looking forward '' to them .
However , speaking at the start of October , the chief medical officer said Northern Ireland would experience a very different Christmas this year as a consequence of Covid-19 restrictions .
Dr Michael McBride raised the prospect of even tighter measures being in place during the festive period than there were currently .
Dr McBride and chief scientific adviser , Professor Ian Young , predicted that the Executive would factor in the societal benefits of family @ @ @ @ @ @ @ future decisions on restrictions that might apply .
“ I think it ’ s fair to say that Christmas will be very different from previous years , because we will still have many of the restrictions in place that we currently have , if not all , and indeed there may be further restrictions in place at that time , ” said Dr McBride .
He added : “ The Executive will wish to consider this very , very carefully and be mindful of the societal benefits of us coming together more over @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can be achieved safely.
” Prof Young said : “ I think Christmas is a really good example of a time when the societal benefits of allowing more interaction will be much greater than other times of the year .
“ While I think it ’ s likely that there may still need to be some restrictions in place at Christmas , I ’ m sure that we would wish to allow as much interaction as is possible safely at Christmas and allow as normal a Christmas that can be achieved in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ . ''
Welsh Liberal Democrat leader , Jane Dodds , added her signature to a letter calling for a four nations approach to be taken when setting guidance for family gatherings at Christmas .
Other signatories to the letter include the Liberal Democrat leader in England , Sir Ed Davey , his Scottish counterpart Willie Rennie , and Northern Ireland 's Alliance Party .
The letter , published on Wednesday , warns political leaders across the UK , including the Welsh First Minister Mark Drakeford , that their governments must `` accept the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Christmas .
Downing Street said the best way to get `` back to some sort of normal '' was for everyone to follow official guidance .
Responding to the Lib Dems and the Alliance Party , a Downing Street spokesman said : `` The PM has been clear of his ambition to ensure that people may celebrate Christmas as a family this year .
`` That 's why we have introduced a range of measures in order to control the spread of the virus , reduce the R rate and save lives .
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The nation is wondering if families will be able to travel between nations to spend time with their loved ones and will we still be able to meet in a pub or restaurant
What Christmas will look like in every part of the UK due to Coronavirus rules
Divided Britain is facing the prospect of a heavily restricted Christmas, with family and friends separated, and pubs closed as the coronavirus pandemic rumbles on.
For months, the governments in England, Wales and Scotland have pulled apart in their responses to curbing the spread of Covid-19.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson broke ranks in green lighting an easing of England's draconian lockdown measures in July, which saw pubs and restaurants re-opened.
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland First Ministers Nicola Sturgeon, Mark Drakeford and Arlene Foster have since opted to forge their own routes out of the unprecedented battle with the virus.
But with just over eight weeks until Christmas Day and the nation in the grips of a brutal second wave, all of the UK is on course for a drastically different festive period.
As Wales was thrust into a circuit breaker lockdown, experts are warning all of England must be placed into Tier 3 - raising further questions about traveling between borders and mixing households.
It all points towards a Christmas of isolation and uncertainty.
Image: WALES NEWS SERVICE) WALES NEWS SERVICE)
Christmas in Wales
On Wednesday Jeremy Miles, the Welsh Government’s Counsel General and minister for European transition, explained what Christmas might look like.
He responded to questions about whether Wales would be looking to work with counterparts in Westminster for a "four nation approach", saying: "We have always sought wherever possible to work on a four-nations basis throughout this pandemic. That isn't always possible and isn't always appropriate but that is our starting point for discussion
"In terms of what Christmas might look like, the First Minister wants the best available version of Christmas consistent with keeping people safe.
"The measures which will be announced for the period after November 9 will give us a new set of regulations and guidelines to work to.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
"But I think whatever scenario we face as we approach Christmas, we all need to look at how we spend our time in the weeks before.
"We need to see what the landscape looks like in the next few weeks. The first step is to see the new regulations and new guidance which will be in place from November 9."
When the fire-break lockdown in Wales was announced, First Minister Mark Drakeford said the pandemic would not be over in the coming months, but added that there were "things that we can do... to make sure that Christmas of a coronavirus sort can still be celebrated here in Wales".
He added: "How that will mesh in with the difficulties that are being faced elsewhere in the United Kingdom is just impossible to predict."
Image: WALES NEWS SERVICE) WALES NEWS SERVICE)
On the weekend, Wales Health Minister, Vaughan Gething, said : "We want to be able to get to Christmas with people able to see each other, but we have to look at where we are with the virus, how we're behaving in Wales, whether we're able to effectively suppress it after the fire-break.
"This gives us the best chance of doing that, but if I were to tell you what Christmas looks like today then I'd be making it up, I'd be giving people false hope, and that's absolutely what we should not be doing."
Christmas in England
Experts said on Wednesday that Christmas might have to be put on ice and a Cabinet minister conceded that it was "too early to say" what restrictions would be in place by December.
Sage, the body of scientists advising the Government, has warned that all of England will need to be under Tier 3 Covid-19 restrictions by mid-December scuppering Boris Johnson's hopes for a normal Christmas.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Downing Street is privately working on the assumption that the second wave of coronavirus will be more deadly than the first, with the death toll remaining high throughout the winter, the Telegraph reports.
Sage member Sir Mark Walport said there was "little to feel reassured about", adding "there are still many people that are vulnerable".
Speaking to the BBC's Today programme, the former chief scientific advisor said it's "certainly not unrealistic" to think there could be 25,000 people in hospital with Covid by the end of next month.
George Eustice, the Environment Secretary, said: "We want people to be able to celebrate Christmas as normally as possible.
Image: PA) PA)
"But it is too early to say exactly what the situation will be come Christmas, and to say what different parts of the country will or will not be able to do."
He refused to rule out a possible circuit breaker in November - despite the possibility that could mean sacrificing Hindu festival Diwali to save Christmas.
"We can never rule anything out but we think we have got the right approach for now," he said.
The news prompted the Shadow Health Secretary Jonathan Ashworth to say the Government's failure to use the half-term for a circuit-breaker lockdown meant it now needed to "do something quickly to save Christmas".
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
Christmas in Scotland
A Scottish Government spokesperson said that people would "naturally be anxious" about what celebrations were possible this December, and that the rules would be "guided by the latest available scientific and clinical evidence".
A week ago, the First Minister confirmed that the temporary restrictions, which include the closure of central belt pubs, bars and restaurants, had been extended in Scotland.
Nicola Sturgeon also revealed that the country would be adopting a five-tier lockdown system from the start of November, with similar alerts to those being introduced in England.
There were a lot of questions about Christmas, and in one exchange the First Minister confirmed that Santa was a "key worker".
She went on to say: "If there are any kids watching... Santa will not be prevented from delivering your presents on Christmas Eve, Santa is a key worker and he's got lots of magic powers that make him safe to do that."
Christmas in Northern Ireland
The First Minister for Northern Ireland promised festivities "will not be cancelled" in Northern Ireland, adding that she was "very much looking forward" to them.
However, speaking at the start of October, the chief medical officer said Northern Ireland would experience a very different Christmas this year as a consequence of Covid-19 restrictions.
Dr Michael McBride raised the prospect of even tighter measures being in place during the festive period than there were currently.
Dr McBride and chief scientific adviser, Professor Ian Young, predicted that the Executive would factor in the societal benefits of family get-togethers at Christmas when weighing up any future decisions on restrictions that might apply.
Image: WALES NEWS SERVICE) WALES NEWS SERVICE)
“I think it’s fair to say that Christmas will be very different from previous years, because we will still have many of the restrictions in place that we currently have, if not all, and indeed there may be further restrictions in place at that time,” said Dr McBride.
He added: “The Executive will wish to consider this very, very carefully and be mindful of the societal benefits of us coming together more over the Christmas period, insofar as that can be achieved safely.”
Prof Young said: “I think Christmas is a really good example of a time when the societal benefits of allowing more interaction will be much greater than other times of the year.
“While I think it’s likely that there may still need to be some restrictions in place at Christmas, I’m sure that we would wish to allow as much interaction as is possible safely at Christmas and allow as normal a Christmas that can be achieved in the context of a very serious global epidemic."
Image: Hollie Adams) Hollie Adams)
A 'four-nations summit'
Welsh Liberal Democrat leader, Jane Dodds, added her signature to a letter calling for a four nations approach to be taken when setting guidance for family gatherings at Christmas.
Other signatories to the letter include the Liberal Democrat leader in England, Sir Ed Davey, his Scottish counterpart Willie Rennie, and Northern Ireland's Alliance Party.
The letter, published on Wednesday, warns political leaders across the UK, including the Welsh First Minister Mark Drakeford, that their governments must "accept the inevitability" that people will travel at Christmas.
Downing Street said the best way to get "back to some sort of normal" was for everyone to follow official guidance.
Responding to the Lib Dems and the Alliance Party, a Downing Street spokesman said: "The PM has been clear of his ambition to ensure that people may celebrate Christmas as a family this year.
"That's why we have introduced a range of measures in order to control the spread of the virus, reduce the R rate and save lives."


thedailymirror--2020-10-29--Teen who filmed George Floyd death to receive award for 'changing history'

The teenager who filmed George Floyd pleading for his life before he died is set to receive a courage award from a leading human rights charity for changing the `` course of history '' .
Darnella Frazier captured white police officer Derek Chauvin kneeling on the unarmed black man 's neck before he fell unconscious and died on May 25 .
The 17-year-old 's harrowing footage - shot in Minneapolis , Minnesota - quickly went viral , and has led to months of Black Lives Matter demonstrations across the US and Britain .
Chauvin has been charged with murder , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Thomas Lane , J. Alexander Kueng and Tou Thao have also been charged with aiding and abetting murder .
Chauvin was seen kneeling on Mr Floyd 's neck for eight minutes and 46 seconds while Mr Floyd said he could n't breathe .
PEN America announced on Tuesday it was honoring brave Darnella with its annual Benenson Courage Award .
The organisation 's CEO , Suzanne Nossel , said : `` With nothing more than a cell phone and sheer guts , Darnella changed the course of history in this country , sparking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ systemic anti-Black racism and violence at the hands of police .
`` Without Darnella ’ s presence of mind and readiness to risk her own safety and wellbeing , we may never have known the truth about George Floyd ’ s murder .
`` We are proud to recognise her exceptional courage with this award , '' she added .
Civil rights attorney Ben Crump , who is representing the Floyd George 's family - has praised the teen for her courage on Twitter .
Darnella is `` humbled to receive this award @ @ @ @ @ @ @ her family 's public relations specialist Kelley Bass Jackson .
`` And she 's grateful for PEN America for thinking of her , '' she added .
In the immediate aftermath of the video being posted , Darnella endured a negative backlash from those who questioned why she did n't do more during the incident .
Her family have reportedly said they are seeking therapy for the teen .
Darnella will receive the award during a virtual gala celebration on December 8 .

Darnella Frazier, 17, filmed the harrowing footage of George Floyd begging for his life after being arrested in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on May 25
Girl, 17, who filmed George Floyd's death to receive award for 'changing history'
The teenager who filmed George Floyd pleading for his life before he died is set to receive a courage award from a leading human rights charity for changing the "course of history".
Darnella Frazier captured white police officer Derek Chauvin kneeling on the unarmed black man's neck before he fell unconscious and died on May 25.
The 17-year-old's harrowing footage - shot in Minneapolis, Minnesota - quickly went viral, and has led to months of Black Lives Matter demonstrations across the US and Britain.
Chauvin has been charged with murder, while fellow officers at the scene - Thomas Lane, J. Alexander Kueng and Tou Thao have also been charged with aiding and abetting murder.
Chauvin was seen kneeling on Mr Floyd's neck for eight minutes and 46 seconds while Mr Floyd said he couldn't breathe.
Image: UGC) UGC)
PEN America announced on Tuesday it was honoring brave Darnella with its annual Benenson Courage Award.
The organisation's CEO, Suzanne Nossel, said: "With nothing more than a cell phone and sheer guts, Darnella changed the course of history in this country, sparking a bold movement demanding an end to systemic anti-Black racism and violence at the hands of police.
"Without Darnella’s presence of mind and readiness to risk her own safety and wellbeing, we may never have known the truth about George Floyd’s murder.
"We are proud to recognise her exceptional courage with this award," she added.
Civil rights attorney Ben Crump, who is representing the Floyd George's family - has praised the teen for her courage on Twitter.
Darnella is "humbled to receive this award and very grateful", according to her family's public relations specialist Kelley Bass Jackson.
"And she's grateful for PEN America for thinking of her," she added.
In the immediate aftermath of the video being posted, Darnella endured a negative backlash from those who questioned why she didn't do more during the incident.
Her family have reportedly said they are seeking therapy for the teen.
Darnella will receive the award during a virtual gala celebration on December 8.


thedailymirror--2020-10-29--Corrie's Kimberly Hart-Simpson exits soap as sex worker Nicky after 4 months

Coronation Street actress Kimberly Hart-Simpson has quit the Cobbles after a four-month stint .
Kimberly , 33 , has filmed her final scenes as sex worker Nicky Wheatley , who was embroiled in an emotionally charged plot to escape the Street for a new life with her daughter .
She succeeded with the help of Rob Mallard 's Daniel Osbourne , and now it 's reported that her final scenes , which aired last month , marked the end of her time on the soap .
But telly insiders say the door is always open for a return after Kimberly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ source told The Sun Online : `` Nicky 's proved really popular with viewers and the bosses absolutely love Kimberly .
`` The character has gone off for the storyline to develop but the door is very much open for her return . ''
Nicky had caught Daniel 's eye when she first showed her face in Weatherfield .
The two quickly became entangled in each other 's lives as Daniel risked his freedom to nab cash from evil Geoff Metclafe and help to pay off Nicky 's debts .
But after Nicky @ @ @ @ @ @ @ villain Geoff cottoned on to what had happened .
After reporting Daniel to the cops , he was forced to borrow from Craig to pay Geoff back .
A rep for ITV confirmed to The Sun that Nicky 's future return has n't been ruled out .
Meanwhile , Kimberly revealed she 'd been left in tears by cruel trolls who made comments about her weight .
`` The comments are you 're fat , you 're ugly you need to lose a stone , thunder thighs , cellulite mum bod , gym @ @ @ @ @ @ @ van , '' she shared .
`` The list goes on , again please go and look at this .
`` I know this does n't solely belong to me , a lot of people are getting trolled especially in this industry where we are sort of normalised to it , this is not normal .
We need to stop this .
`` You 're not going to affect my self-confidence but I am somebody 's daughter and my mum had to read those comments , and my family will too , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The world 's really difficult right now and we 're all just trying to get by and in particular I 'm in a job where it 's currently classed as nonviable .
`` So if you see something today online that you do n't like swipe on by .
It really is that simple .
`` Anyway I 've think I think I 've said my piece , I 'm gon na go and grab a burger from Jim 's van . ''
*If you 're struggling and need to talk , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on 116 123 .
Alternatively , you can email jo @ samaritans.org or visit their site to find your local branch

Corrie star Kimberly Hart-Simpson has already filmed her final scenes as sex worker Nicky Wheatley
Coronation Street actress Kimberly Hart-Simpson has quit the Cobbles after a four-month stint.
Kimberly, 33, has filmed her final scenes as sex worker Nicky Wheatley, who was embroiled in an emotionally charged plot to escape the Street for a new life with her daughter.
She succeeded with the help of Rob Mallard's Daniel Osbourne, and now it's reported that her final scenes, which aired last month, marked the end of her time on the soap.
But telly insiders say the door is always open for a return after Kimberly's performance impressed ITV higher-ups.
A source told The Sun Online : "Nicky's proved really popular with viewers and the bosses absolutely love Kimberly.
Image: ITV) ITV)
"The character has gone off for the storyline to develop but the door is very much open for her return."
Nicky had caught Daniel's eye when she first showed her face in Weatherfield.
The two quickly became entangled in each other's lives as Daniel risked his freedom to nab cash from evil Geoff Metclafe and help to pay off Nicky's debts.
But after Nicky returned some of the stolen money, villain Geoff cottoned on to what had happened.
After reporting Daniel to the cops, he was forced to borrow from Craig to pay Geoff back.
Image: ITV) ITV)
A rep for ITV confirmed to The Sun that Nicky's future return hasn't been ruled out.
Meanwhile, Kimberly revealed she'd been left in tears by cruel trolls who made comments about her weight.
"The comments are you're fat, you're ugly you need to lose a stone, thunder thighs, cellulite mum bod, gym gear, more like Jim's burger van," she shared.
"The list goes on, again please go and look at this.
Image: kimberly_h_s/Instagram) kimberly_h_s/Instagram)
"I know this doesn't solely belong to me, a lot of people are getting trolled especially in this industry where we are sort of normalised to it, this is not normal. We need to stop this.
"You're not going to affect my self-confidence but I am somebody's daughter and my mum had to read those comments, and my family will too, and that's horrible for them.
"The world's really difficult right now and we're all just trying to get by and in particular I'm in a job where it's currently classed as nonviable.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
"So if you see something today online that you don't like swipe on by. It really is that simple.
"Anyway I've think I think I've said my piece, I'm gonna go and grab a burger from Jim's van."
*If you're struggling and need to talk, the Samaritans operate a free helpline open 24/7 on 116 123. Alternatively, you can email jo@samaritans.org or visit their site to find your local branch


thedailymirror--2020-10-29--The White House claims Donald Trump has 'ended the Covid-19 pandemic'

The White House declared Donald Trump has 'ended the Covid-19 pandemic ' - leaving officials fuming .
The bizarre declaration was made by the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy yesterday .
They listed 'ending the Covid-19 pandemic ' as one of President Trump 's major accomplishments since taking office in 2016 in a new report .
It read : `` From the outset of the Covid-19 pandemic , the Administration has taken decisive actions to engage scientists and health professionals in academic , industry , and government to understand , treat and defeat the disease . ''
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ taskforce are reportedly upset at the claim - with one telling the Daily Beast it was `` mind-boggling '' .
There ’ s no world in which anyone can think that [ statement ] is true , '' they added .
`` Maybe the President .
But I don ’ t see how even he can believe that .
`` We have more than 70,000 new cases each day . ''
At his recent rallies , the President has described the Covid-19 crisis as a `` media conspiracy '' - claiming TV news @ @ @ @ @ @ @ order to deter people from voting .
The pandemic that has upended life across the United States this year , killing more than 227,000 people , is roaring back in the days leading up to Tuesday 's contest between Republican Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden .
Biden holds a comfortable lead in national polls , which show a public increasingly dismayed by Trump 's handling of the largest public health crisis in U.S. living memory .
Polls in battleground states that will likely decide the election are tighter than the national surveys @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Arizona , outside of Phoenix , Trump continued to argue against taking stricter measures against the resurgent virus .
`` Biden and the Democrat socialists will delay the vaccine , prolong the pandemic , shutter your schools and shut down our country , '' Trump told the attendees , who were tightly packed together with just some wearing masks .
`` And your state is open right ?
Your state is nice and open . ''

The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy listed it as one of Donald Trump's accomplishments - and it was news to the actual coronavirus taskforce
White House declared Trump 'ended Covid-19 pandemic' and the taskforce are not happy
The White House declared Donald Trump has 'ended the Covid-19 pandemic' - leaving officials fuming.
The bizarre declaration was made by the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy yesterday.
They listed 'ending the Covid-19 pandemic' as one of President Trump's major accomplishments since taking office in 2016 in a new report.
It read: "From the outset of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Administration has taken decisive actions to engage scientists and health professionals in academic, industry, and government to understand, treat and defeat the disease."
But officials on the White House coronavirus taskforce are reportedly upset at the claim - with one telling the Daily Beast it was "mind-boggling".
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
There’s no world in which anyone can think that [statement] is true," they added.
"Maybe the President. But I don’t see how even he can believe that.
"We have more than 70,000 new cases each day."
At his recent rallies, the President has described the Covid-19 crisis as a "media conspiracy" - claiming TV news exaggerates the risks of the virus in order to deter people from voting.
The pandemic that has upended life across the United States this year, killing more than 227,000 people, is roaring back in the days leading up to Tuesday's contest between Republican Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden.
Biden holds a comfortable lead in national polls, which show a public increasingly dismayed by Trump's handling of the largest public health crisis in U.S. living memory. Polls in battleground states that will likely decide the election are tighter than the national surveys.
At an outdoor rally in Goodyear, Arizona, outside of Phoenix, Trump continued to argue against taking stricter measures against the resurgent virus.
"Biden and the Democrat socialists will delay the vaccine, prolong the pandemic, shutter your schools and shut down our country," Trump told the attendees, who were tightly packed together with just some wearing masks. "And your state is open right? Your state is nice and open."


thedailymirror--2020-10-29--Second coronavirus wave 'could see an extra 85,000 dead' by Valentine's Day

A coronavirus second wave could see an extra 85,000 people die and 100,000 infected daily in Britain by Valentine 's Day , according to experts .
The 'Doomsday ' warning from the Scientific Advisory Board for Emergencies ( SAGE ) , which surfaced on Wednesday , laid out a potential `` worst case scenario '' - though is no longer a working assumption .
It comes after a study by Imperial College London - based on random swab testing of 86,000 in England between October 16 and 25 - estimated close to one million people in Britain have the virus @ @ @ @ @ @ @ urged Downing Street to take drastic action to bring down the R rate - currently at almost 1.6 - down to below one and avoid more deaths .
The study found there are likely around 96,000 new infections a day , close to the levels seen in March .
The SAGE documents , meanwhile , seen by The Spectator , predicts 356,000 Covid patients may need to be hospitalised in a `` large winter peak '' , with the wave continuing until the end of March .
The warning - published on July @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , to prevent people from mixing outside of their households , as in the initial lockdown , imposed from March 23 .
These draconian measures were to remain in place until March 2021 , however , scientists said schools could still remain open .
The bleak document also claimed deaths would peak at around 800 a day in late February and 25,000 could be in hospital , including 5,000 in intensive care in England by March .
While a different study green lit by the Government 's Chief Scientific Adviser Sir Patrick Vallance @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
However , the predictions were made months ago , and the bleakest working estimates for the first wave never even came true , as has often been the case in historical pandemics .
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has resisted continued pressure to fully lockdown the country , as he did in March - with Chancellor Rishi Sunak having warned about the further detrimental impact on the economy .
This is something the SAGE documents make no reference to .
However , the advisory panel has this week advised all of England must @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
A Downing Street source told The Sun on Wednesday evening : `` We all want to see families being able to celebrate Christmas and enjoy the holidays together this year .
`` That ’ s why our regional approach is so important – we must act quickly to introduce further necessary measures that are targeted in areas where prevalence of the virus is highest .
`` The most important thing people can do between now and Christmas is to remember how crucial social distancing is to stopping the spread of this virus @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their area . ''
Professor Neil Ferguson , whose modelling led to the UK going into lockdown in March , has said Tier 2 and Tier 3 areas are `` unlikely to cause daily cases and deaths to fall rapidly '' .
It comes after SAGE 's latest modelling suggests 25,000 people will be in hospital by the end of next month , exceeding the amount during the pandemic 's peak in April .
In comparison , 9,199 Covid-19 patients were in England 's hospital on Tuesday - while the UK saw its @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with 367 fatalities .
Around 200 deaths each day have been put down to the virus in Britain over the last week , a figure Sir Patrick said would n't be reached until the middle of November .
The Imperial College London report , published yesterday , says : `` We estimate 960,000 individuals are harbouring SARS-CoV-2 virus in England on any one day .
`` Whether via regional or national measures , it is now time-critical to control the virus and turn R below one if further hospital admissions and deaths from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Lead author Professor Paul Elliott said Britain is `` at a critical period in the second wave '' with infection rates `` worse in every region '' , including the South where there is `` rapid growth '' .
`` There was a period when the rate of rise was decreasing and we were hopeful that the policies that have been implemented were turning the rates down , '' he contiued .
`` But what we see this time is an increase in the rate of rise and not only a high prevalence @ @ @ @ @ @ @ prevalence in the South . ''

A 'Doomsday' warning from July urged the Government to take drastic action, with the second wave likely to last until March 2021 - while the latest figures suggest the R rate is rising quickly
Leaked SAGE report warns UK could see another 85,000 coronavirus deaths by February
A coronavirus second wave could see an extra 85,000 people die and 100,000 infected daily in Britain by Valentine's Day, according to experts.
The 'Doomsday' warning from the Scientific Advisory Board for Emergencies (SAGE), which surfaced on Wednesday, laid out a potential "worst case scenario" - though is no longer a working assumption.
It comes after a study by Imperial College London - based on random swab testing of 86,000 in England between October 16 and 25 - estimated close to one million people in Britain have the virus in any one day.
It has urged Downing Street to take drastic action to bring down the R rate - currently at almost 1.6 - down to below one and avoid more deaths.
The study found there are likely around 96,000 new infections a day, close to the levels seen in March.
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The SAGE documents, meanwhile, seen by The Spectator, predicts 356,000 Covid patients may need to be hospitalised in a "large winter peak", with the wave continuing until the end of March.
The warning - published on July 30 - recommended a tightening of restrictions, to prevent people from mixing outside of their households, as in the initial lockdown, imposed from March 23.
These draconian measures were to remain in place until March 2021, however, scientists said schools could still remain open.
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The bleak document also claimed deaths would peak at around 800 a day in late February and 25,000 could be in hospital, including 5,000 in intensive care in England by March.
While a different study green lit by the Government's Chief Scientific Adviser Sir Patrick Vallance estimated 120,000 excess fatalities during the winter.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
However, the predictions were made months ago, and the bleakest working estimates for the first wave never even came true, as has often been the case in historical pandemics.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has resisted continued pressure to fully lockdown the country, as he did in March - with Chancellor Rishi Sunak having warned about the further detrimental impact on the economy.
This is something the SAGE documents make no reference to.
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However, the advisory panel has this week advised all of England must be put into Tier 3 by Christmas.
A Downing Street source told The Sun on Wednesday evening: "We all want to see families being able to celebrate Christmas and enjoy the holidays together this year.
"That’s why our regional approach is so important – we must act quickly to introduce further necessary measures that are targeted in areas where prevalence of the virus is highest.
"The most important thing people can do between now and Christmas is to remember how crucial social distancing is to stopping the spread of this virus and following all the local rules in their area."
Professor Neil Ferguson, whose modelling led to the UK going into lockdown in March, has said Tier 2 and Tier 3 areas are "unlikely to cause daily cases and deaths to fall rapidly".
It comes after SAGE's latest modelling suggests 25,000 people will be in hospital by the end of next month, exceeding the amount during the pandemic's peak in April.
In comparison, 9,199 Covid-19 patients were in England's hospital on Tuesday - while the UK saw its highest daily death toll since May 27 with 367 fatalities.
Around 200 deaths each day have been put down to the virus in Britain over the last week, a figure Sir Patrick said wouldn't be reached until the middle of November.
The Imperial College London report, published yesterday, says: "We estimate 960,000 individuals are harbouring SARS-CoV-2 virus in England on any one day.
"Whether via regional or national measures, it is now time-critical to control the virus and turn R below one if further hospital admissions and deaths from Covid-19 are to be avoided."
Lead author Professor Paul Elliott said Britain is "at a critical period in the second wave" with infection rates "worse in every region", including the South where there is "rapid growth".
"There was a period when the rate of rise was decreasing and we were hopeful that the policies that have been implemented were turning the rates down," he contiued.
"But what we see this time is an increase in the rate of rise and not only a high prevalence in the North, but rapidly increasing prevalence in the South."


thedailymirror--2020-10-29--Lucy Fallon lands first acting gig since Corrie exit across from Doctor Who star

Lucy Fallon has landed her next acting gig since her Coronation Street exit - in a terrifying radio play across from Doctor Who 's Pearl Mackie .
Bethany Platt actress Lucy waved goodbye to the Cobbles in March following an emotionally heavy plotline .
And now she 's switching up soaps for the paranormal as she grapples with a ghost haunting her and Pearl , The Sun reports .
Pearl 's best known for her Doctor Who stint in which she played the titular Time Lord 's travelling companion .
Now she and Lucy will play a couple terrorised by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will hit the airwaves in early 2021 .
Writer Laura Kirwan-Ashman described the project as `` an immersive audio horror set and recorded on a Yorkshire farm about a lesbian couple tormented by a boggart , using binaural/360 sound !
Coming early 2021 . ''
In the meantime , fans will be able to see Lucy row the length of Britain with a handful of other famous faces in Do n't Rock The Boat .
She 'll be joining the likes of Jack Fincham , Kimberley Walsh and Joe Weller on the upcoming @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will be split up into two teams of six , with Lucy joined by Jack , Kimberley , Joe , The Chase 's Shaun Wallace and Olympic gold medalist Denise Lewis OBE .
The other team will be comprised of Lucy 's Corrie co-star Craig Charles , Fleur East , Tom Watson , Jodie Kidd , Adam Thomas and Victoria Pendleton CBE .
They will row more than 500 miles across five shows from Land 's End in Cornwall to John O'Groats right at the top of Scotland .
Spanning Monday to Friday @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fronted by Top Gear 's Freddie Flintoff and The Voice 's AJ Odudu .
And while fans will be delighted to see Lucy back on our screens , they 're desperate to know whether she 'll be braving I 'm A Celebrity come November .
While no names have yet been confirmed , and Ant & Dec are remaining tight-lipped , Lucy 's was one of the names floated to head to the ruined Welsh castle to battle the wind and rain .
She was first tipped back in June to be taking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Lucy Fallon is fast-becoming a dead-cert to be the next soap star to appear on I 'm A Celeb . ''
The show has been moved from its usual Aussie jungle setting to the spooky Gwrych Castle in Wales after Covid threw a spanner in the works .

Corrie's Lucy Fallon has found her next project since quitting the Cobbles earlier this year, playing one half of a couple haunted by a ghost
Lucy Fallon lands first acting gig since Corrie exit across from Doctor Who star
Lucy Fallon has landed her next acting gig since her Coronation Street exit - in a terrifying radio play across from Doctor Who's Pearl Mackie.
Bethany Platt actress Lucy waved goodbye to the Cobbles in March following an emotionally heavy plotline.
And now she's switching up soaps for the paranormal as she grapples with a ghost haunting her and Pearl, The Sun reports.
Pearl's best known for her Doctor Who stint in which she played the titular Time Lord's travelling companion.
Now she and Lucy will play a couple terrorised by a ghoul in Sour Hall, which will hit the airwaves in early 2021.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Writer Laura Kirwan-Ashman described the project as "an immersive audio horror set and recorded on a Yorkshire farm about a lesbian couple tormented by a boggart, using binaural/360 sound! Coming early 2021."
In the meantime, fans will be able to see Lucy row the length of Britain with a handful of other famous faces in Don't Rock The Boat.
She'll be joining the likes of Jack Fincham, Kimberley Walsh and Joe Weller on the upcoming ITV reality show.
Image: BBC/BBC Worldwide) BBC/BBC Worldwide)
The 12 celebs will be split up into two teams of six, with Lucy joined by Jack, Kimberley, Joe, The Chase's Shaun Wallace and Olympic gold medalist Denise Lewis OBE.
The other team will be comprised of Lucy's Corrie co-star Craig Charles, Fleur East, Tom Watson, Jodie Kidd, Adam Thomas and Victoria Pendleton CBE.
They will row more than 500 miles across five shows from Land's End in Cornwall to John O'Groats right at the top of Scotland.
Spanning Monday to Friday next week, the show will be fronted by Top Gear's Freddie Flintoff and The Voice's AJ Odudu.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Image: ITV) ITV)
And while fans will be delighted to see Lucy back on our screens, they're desperate to know whether she'll be braving I'm A Celebrity come November.
While no names have yet been confirmed, and Ant & Dec are remaining tight-lipped, Lucy's was one of the names floated to head to the ruined Welsh castle to battle the wind and rain.
She was first tipped back in June to be taking part, bookies Ladbrokes claiming: "Lucy Fallon is fast-becoming a dead-cert to be the next soap star to appear on I'm A Celeb."
The show has been moved from its usual Aussie jungle setting to the spooky Gwrych Castle in Wales after Covid threw a spanner in the works.


thedailymirror--2020-10-29--Elisabeth Moss leads an 'unconventional biopic of a horror icon' in Shirley

Based on the fictionalised Shirley : A Novel by Susan Scarf Merrell and set in the 1950s , the film follows Fred ( Logan Lerman ) and his wife Rose ( Odessa Young ) when they come to live with Fred ’ s new boss , literary academic Stanley Hyman ( Michael Stuhlbarg ) and his wife , the up-and-coming horror writer Shirley Jackson ( Elisabeth Moss ) .
Being freshly married and much-in-love , Fred and Rose quickly find their bliss troubled as they are thrust into the toxic dynamic of the older married couple .
Stanley is manipulative @ @ @ @ @ @ @ depression and almost-sinister flurries of creative euphoria .
As cracks begin to show in Fred and Rose ’ s relationship , can their marriage survive the psychological warfare devised by Stanley and his genius wife Shirley ?
Casting aside what one might usually expect from a biographical film of a famous figure , the bold Madeline ’ s Madeline director Josephine Decker takes a much more concentrated yet less formulaic narrative and instead mixes nightmarish fantasy with torment and psychological pain .
Elisabeth Moss offers another startling performance in a career of which @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Shirley a terrifying , pitiful , sympathetic , enjoyably devilish , yet still melancholic figure - a genius who is not easy to pin down in any way .
The actress ' work in television as seen with Mad Men and The Handmaid 's Tale , along with recent film roles in Her Smell and The Invisible Man , continue to prove how she is one of the best performers of her generation .
The actress is well-matched by Stuhlbarg who makes Stanley a charismatic but sadistic figure in their toxic yet well-matched @ @ @ @ @ @ @ actors Lerman and Young are thoroughly believable as the lovers being torn apart .
The journey of Rose and her increasingly complicated friendship with Shirley also serves as one of the most rewarding strands of the film , with the scenes between Moss and Young carrying an unpredictable yet erotic allure .
Echoing the likes of Edward Albee 's stellar work Who ’ s Afraid of Virginia Woolf ?
, Shirley feels nasty yet perversely fun , and Decker ’ s almost ethereal filmmaking only add to the sense of impending doom much @ @ @ @ @ @ @ horror works .
While its sometimes contemplative pacing and tendency to revel in the atmosphere may put some viewers off , Shirley is a twisted love letter to the literary genius at its centre and another ideal snow globe for Elisabeth Moss to work her magic .
Shirley in an unconventional and fictionalised biopic of a horror icon Shirley Jackson which features a wonderful performance fro the ever-great Elisabeth Moss and moody director by Josephine Decker .
Shirley was shown as part of BFI London Film Festival 2020 and is released in UK @ @ @ @ @ @ @ October 30 , 2020 .
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Shirley is no typical biopic.
Based on the fictionalised Shirley: A Novel by Susan Scarf Merrell and set in the 1950s, the film follows Fred (Logan Lerman) and his wife Rose (Odessa Young) when they come to live with Fred’s new boss, literary academic Stanley Hyman (Michael Stuhlbarg) and his wife, the up-and-coming horror writer Shirley Jackson (Elisabeth Moss).
Being freshly married and much-in-love, Fred and Rose quickly find their bliss troubled as they are thrust into the toxic dynamic of the older married couple. Stanley is manipulative and easily-threatened, while Shirley rocks between depression and almost-sinister flurries of creative euphoria.
As cracks begin to show in Fred and Rose’s relationship, can their marriage survive the psychological warfare devised by Stanley and his genius wife Shirley?
Image: CURZON ARTIFICIAL EYE) CURZON ARTIFICIAL EYE)
Casting aside what one might usually expect from a biographical film of a famous figure, the bold Madeline’s Madeline director Josephine Decker takes a much more concentrated yet less formulaic narrative and instead mixes nightmarish fantasy with torment and psychological pain.
Elisabeth Moss offers another startling performance in a career of which she has provided many. Moss makes Shirley a terrifying, pitiful, sympathetic, enjoyably devilish, yet still melancholic figure - a genius who is not easy to pin down in any way.
The actress' work in television as seen with Mad Men and The Handmaid's Tale, along with recent film roles in Her Smell and The Invisible Man, continue to prove how she is one of the best performers of her generation.
The actress is well-matched by Stuhlbarg who makes Stanley a charismatic but sadistic figure in their toxic yet well-matched marriage, while the younger pair of actors Lerman and Young are thoroughly believable as the lovers being torn apart.
Image: CURZON ARTIFICIAL EYE) CURZON ARTIFICIAL EYE)
The journey of Rose and her increasingly complicated friendship with Shirley also serves as one of the most rewarding strands of the film, with the scenes between Moss and Young carrying an unpredictable yet erotic allure.
Echoing the likes of Edward Albee's stellar work Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Shirley feels nasty yet perversely fun, and Decker’s almost ethereal filmmaking only add to the sense of impending doom much noted in Jackson’s own landmark horror works.
While its sometimes contemplative pacing and tendency to revel in the atmosphere may put some viewers off, Shirley is a twisted love letter to the literary genius at its centre and another ideal snow globe for Elisabeth Moss to work her magic.
Verdict
Shirley in an unconventional and fictionalised biopic of a horror icon Shirley Jackson which features a wonderful performance fro the ever-great Elisabeth Moss and moody director by Josephine Decker.
Shirley was shown as part of BFI London Film Festival 2020 and is released in UK cinemas and on Curzon Home Cinema on October 30, 2020.
What is your favourite role from Elisabeth Moss? Let us know in the comments below.


thedailymirror--2020-10-29--Hospital coronavirus hotspots in England mapped out in new report

A new report by safety investigators has laid out hospital hotspots for coronavirus in England .
The report by the Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch ( HSIB ) makes a series of observations to help the health service reduce the spread of coronavirus in healthcare settings .
Hospital hotspots for Covid-19 included the central nurses ' stations and areas where computers and medical notes were shared , the HSIB found .
The investigation was initiated after a Sage report in May which found that 20 % of hospital patients were reporting symptoms of Covid-19 seven days following admission - suggesting that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hospital .
In response to the report , NHS England and NHS Improvement confirmed they would publish nosocomial - another term for hospital acquired infections - transmission rates from trusts , the HSIB said .
Analysis of the data reveals that dozens of patients a day could have been catching the killer virus in hospitals since mid-October .
Since October 12 there have been more than 100 cases reported each day across England .
An estimated 193 patients caught the virus while in hospital according to data reported on October 25 .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as community case numbers also rose .
But in the summer there were incredibly small case rates - sometimes with none in a day .
The HSIB investigation team visited six trusts to carry out observations and interviews .
They said that access to sufficient patient and staff testing and rapid testing `` plays a key role '' in how effectively NHS trusts can manage operational capacity .
Some trusts were seeking to create their own in-house testing facilities , they found .
The team highlighted how there was no regular surveillance testing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ added that the potential risk of transmission by staff who are not showing Covid-19 symptoms was `` not always well understood '' at the trusts they visited .
Kathryn Whitehill , principal national investigator at HSIB , said : `` The spread of coronavirus in hospitals presents a risk to patient safety .
`` It also puts enormous strain on the workforce and the fear of contracting Covid-19 in hospital can deter patients from attending hospital who may need urgent treatment for other conditions . ''
The design of some hospital buildings also @ @ @ @ @ @ @ guidance surrounding infection prevention control , the report adds .
The report sets out other safety recommendations including : • A call for clear guidance to reduce the risk of hospital transmission .
• For the NHS to `` support additional capacity for testing for NHS patients and staff '' and `` facilitates the accessibility of rapid testing for NHS trusts , as soon as an increase in rapid testing supplies becomes available '' .
• For the NHS to `` respond to emerging scientific evidence and shared learning when reviewing guidance for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ventilation systems in nosocomial transmission . ''
Commenting on the report , Dr Layla McCay , director of international relations at the NHS Confederation , said : `` This report reflects the concerns that we constantly hear from health leaders across the NHS , who are incredibly committed to meeting the challenges of infection spread in hospital .
`` They tell us that guidance , especially around personal protective equipment , has been variable ; Healthcare buildings and infrastructure need investment and modernisation to meet new infection control requirements .
`` Access to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be improved and staff , in addition to being at risk of Covid-19 infection , are facing exhaustion and burnout - which could worsen still further if nosocomial transmission is not controlled . ''

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An investigation by the Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch found the central nurses' stations and areas where computers were shared were among the hotspots in hospitals
Hospital coronavirus hotspots in England mapped out in new report
A new report by safety investigators has laid out hospital hotspots for coronavirus in England.
The report by the Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch (HSIB) makes a series of observations to help the health service reduce the spread of coronavirus in healthcare settings.
Hospital hotspots for Covid-19 included the central nurses' stations and areas where computers and medical notes were shared, the HSIB found.
The investigation was initiated after a Sage report in May which found that 20% of hospital patients were reporting symptoms of Covid-19 seven days following admission - suggesting that their infection may have been acquired in hospital.
In response to the report, NHS England and NHS Improvement confirmed they would publish nosocomial - another term for hospital acquired infections - transmission rates from trusts, the HSIB said.
Image: PA) PA)
Analysis of the data reveals that dozens of patients a day could have been catching the killer virus in hospitals since mid-October.
Since October 12 there have been more than 100 cases reported each day across England.
An estimated 193 patients caught the virus while in hospital according to data reported on October 25.
The number of cases in hospitals have increased as community case numbers also rose.
Image: PA) PA)
But in the summer there were incredibly small case rates - sometimes with none in a day.
The HSIB investigation team visited six trusts to carry out observations and interviews.
They said that access to sufficient patient and staff testing and rapid testing "plays a key role" in how effectively NHS trusts can manage operational capacity.
Some trusts were seeking to create their own in-house testing facilities, they found.
Image: PA) PA)
The team highlighted how there was no regular surveillance testing for staff outside studies.
And they added that the potential risk of transmission by staff who are not showing Covid-19 symptoms was "not always well understood" at the trusts they visited.
Kathryn Whitehill, principal national investigator at HSIB, said: "The spread of coronavirus in hospitals presents a risk to patient safety.
"It also puts enormous strain on the workforce and the fear of contracting Covid-19 in hospital can deter patients from attending hospital who may need urgent treatment for other conditions."
Image: PA) PA)
The design of some hospital buildings also impacted on its ability to comply with guidance surrounding infection prevention control, the report adds.
The report sets out other safety recommendations including:
A call for clear guidance to reduce the risk of hospital transmission .
For the NHS to "support additional capacity for testing for NHS patients and staff" and "facilitates the accessibility of rapid testing for NHS trusts, as soon as an increase in rapid testing supplies becomes available".
For the NHS to "respond to emerging scientific evidence and shared learning when reviewing guidance for NHS trusts on the role of hospital ventilation systems in nosocomial transmission."
Commenting on the report, Dr Layla McCay, director of international relations at the NHS Confederation, said: "This report reflects the concerns that we constantly hear from health leaders across the NHS, who are incredibly committed to meeting the challenges of infection spread in hospital.
"They tell us that guidance, especially around personal protective equipment, has been variable; Healthcare buildings and infrastructure need investment and modernisation to meet new infection control requirements.
"Access to testing for both patients and staff must be improved and staff, in addition to being at risk of Covid-19 infection, are facing exhaustion and burnout - which could worsen still further if nosocomial transmission is not controlled."


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thedailymirror--2020-10-29--Cliff Richard says he will no longer pose topless for his annual calendar

It will be mistletoe and whine for some this Christmas as Cliff Richard will no longer be posing topless in his annual calendar .
The legendary crooner , 80 , is about to release his 42nd official calendar – which have in total sold more than 1.5 million copies over the years – but has delivered the shock news that his pecs will no longer be getting an airing .
“ I suspect I have done my final topless photo ” he said .
He revealed the news in his new book , The Dreamer , and added : “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ gracefully exit the Chippendales market.
” The past few years have also been abs-light in Cliff ’ s annual organiser , though he had been showing off well into his 70s – and was even challenged to prove that the photos were really of him .
“ When I did my last one , ” he said .
“ Chris Evans said on the radio that it couldn ’ t be my body – they must have superimposed my head onto somebody else !
That made me laugh.
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EXCLUSIVE: Sir Cliff Richard says his Chippendales days are officially over as he vows to stop taking his top off in his calendars
Cliff Richard says he will no longer pose topless for his annual calendar
It will be mistletoe and whine for some this Christmas as Cliff Richard will no longer be posing topless in his annual calendar.
The legendary crooner, 80, is about to release his 42nd official calendar – which have in total sold more than 1.5 million copies over the years – but has delivered the shock news that his pecs will no longer be getting an airing.
“I suspect I have done my final topless photo” he said.
He revealed the news in his new book, The Dreamer, and added: “I suspect it’s time to gracefully exit the Chippendales market.”
Image: PA) PA)
The past few years have also been abs-light in Cliff’s annual organiser, though he had been showing off well into his 70s – and was even challenged to prove that the photos were really of him.
“When I did my last one,” he said. “ Chris Evans said on the radio that it couldn’t be my body – they must have superimposed my head onto somebody else! That made me laugh.”
The Dreamer is available today, published by Ebury Press, £20.
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