thedailymirror--2020-05-28--Best stand mixers every home baker needs in their kitchen

While we ’ re spending lots of time at home , it ’ s the perfect opportunity to develop our culinary skills and get our Paul Hollywood hat on .
The best stand mixers will give you a helping hand and make the process easier , helping to whisk , whip , and knead , whether it ’ s batter for a cake or dough for bread .
Before you buy one of these must-have machines , think about what you need it for .
You don ’ t necessarily need to splash out on the biggest and the best @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a small family , but if you cook large batches for cake sales , for example , you may want to think bigger and invest in something like a KitchenAid or Smeg SMF02PBUK Stand Mixer .
It ’ s also a good idea to make sure the attachments are dishwasher-friendly as , if you ’ re anything like us , you won ’ t relish doing the washing up after you ’ ve already made your best Nigella effort in the kitchen .
We 've rounded up the best stand mixers below so @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for her money .
Get set , bake !
Add a dash of cool retro style to your kitchen with this covetable stand mixer from Smeg .
On the pricier side of the list , it 's one to keep out on the side for extra countertop cache .
And , not only does it look good , it delivers on results too .
It comes with five different accessories , including a beater , dough tool and whisk , has a large 4.8L mixing bowl , and 10 different speed settings .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ clean on the list , but it 's certainly one of the best looking .
Inject a dose of high-glam rose gold into your kitchen decor with this stylish and sleek stand mixer .
With a 1000w motor , six speed settings and a pulse function , you 'll be able to whip up a host of tasty puddings , pastries or desserts for the family .
There 's a large , dishwasher-safe 5L mixing bowl , dough hook , beater and balloon whisk so you can cook to your heart 's content @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mess , too .
This stand mixer is a bestseller at John Lewis , and it 's easy to see why .
The price is reasonable for a large 6L capacity stainless steel bowl , which also has a safeguard for less mess .
There 's nine speed settings , a pulse function , and three attachments for mixing , whipping and kneading .
It also comes with a 1.5L glass blender for all those healthy smoothies and soups .
One for serious cooks and batch bakers , this Kenwood stand mixer means @ @ @ @ @ @ @ motor and a large 6.7L stainless steel bowl that boasts inside illumination so you can see exactly how the mix is coming along .
It comes with a host of attachments for all your whisking and whipping needs , and quietly runs like a dream .
Basically , it 's the Maserati of stand mixers .
Whether you 're whipping up the perfect creamy mash or cake batter , this stand mixer will be your new best friend .
Arguably the most famous stand mixer of them all , there 's a reason @ @ @ @ @ @ @ really delivers .
It easy to use , dishwasher-friendly and can take on the toughest of mixes with 10 settings and durable materials .
It comes with a 4.3L stainless steel bowl , pouring shield , a flat beater , dough hook and wire whisk for all your baking needs .
It 's also compatible with a large number of optional extra accessories .
It 's reasonably heavy so it will likely stay out on the counter , however , with its chic retro aesthetic , it 's likely this wo n't be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ off your next online shop If you 're planning to do some online shopping this bank holiday , you can bag a £15 bonus towards your spend by ordering from through TopCashback .
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15 Best stand mixers every home baker needs in their kitchen
When it comes to time in the kitchen, I think we can all agree that any utensil designed to cut that time is a God send.
Whether you're a budding baker or are already a fully fledged star baker in your household, a food mixer is an essential piece of kit to help the baking process a little bit smoother.
Many of the mixers on the market today are super versatile, not only for whisking and mixing; some will double up as blenders, processors and will even tackle some of your other cooking tasks too.
Whilst you can find fairly cheap models out there with minimal features, if you're looking for a top of the range gadget - expect to invest a little bit extra.
We've rounded up ten of the best stand mixers for you to try now below.
Best stand mixers to buy
If you're on a budget, but are looking for the best of both worlds, the Lakeland mixer doubles up as a handheld gadget and a stand mixer.
This mixer is perfect for kitchens where space is lacking and is easily stored away when you aren't whipping up masterpieces.
There's five speed settings as well as a pulse function, allowing you to whisk, beat, knead and whip to your preference. A clear splash guard enables any accidents stay in the bowl.
Included in the pack are four accessories for all of your mixing needs.
Price: £59.99, Lakeland - buy here now
The Bella Pico mixer has a sleek stainless steel body and a contemporary design that will compliment any kitchen.
A whopping four litre bowl capacity means you'll have more than enough room to bake cakes for everyone, if you want to that is.
You'll get the relevant accessories needed to get your bake on, there's also an easy to navigate release mechanism for the multi-function arm.
Price: £95.99, Wayfair - buy here now
As far as looks got, the Kenwood kMix is pretty nice to look at, it boasts some amazing features along with the reputable Kenwood name.
Enjoy a massive five litre bowl capacity for all of your baking kneads. See what we did there?
The set features a full set of non-stick baking tools including the K-beater, balloon whisk and the dough hook. There's also 10 optional attachments to help you do more in the kitchen like pasta rolling and meat grinding.
Price: £199, Amazon - buy here now
For under £100 and teamed with some pretty cool features that will help make your life easier, the Bosch food mixer is a top conender.
This kitchen gadget isn't just a mixer, it has the ability to shred, press and blend - it'll even swivel into different positions to make those functions easier.
It even had a dough deflector, which will stop any of your mixture escaping the bowl, every little counts after all. The removable parts are dishwasher safe, so that's another task to tick off of your list.
Price: £94.90, John Lewis - buy here now
If you've been looking for a top of the line food mixer, you would have probably already seen the KitchenAid Stand Mixer frequenting lists.
Not only is the design super cute and modern, it comes available in a range of colours so you can find the best option for your kitchen.
It's got a 4.3 litre mixing bowl capacity and a whisper quiet motor which isn't only a rare feature - it's a feature we're sure you'll love for late night baking sessions.
The motor is also reliable and long lasting, so although it'll set you back nearly £300, it's a model that will be with you for years to come.
Price: £295, AO - buy here now
Feel free to go and create with the Russell Hobbs Go Create Stand Mixer.
With a five litre bowl capacity, not only are you free to create, you can do a lot of it too. It's also not as heavy as it looks and is nice and lightweight.
Its got a powerful 1000w motor, 10 speed settings and a pulse function making it capable of effortlessly preparing mixes, batters and dough to bake to complete perfection.
Price: £89.99, Argos - buy here now
If you fancy yourself as quite the baking extraordinaire, this is the piece of equipment to keep an eye out for.
It boasts a large 4.7 litre capacity and an 800w motor that will whip, whisk and knead quickly and efficiently.
It has six adjustable speed settings and in the event you're mixing a heavier mixture - the smart mixer will automatically adjust to the correct setting you need.
Price: £299, Amazon - buy here now
The Kenwood Chef Premier mixer looks like a model straight out of a professional kitchen. If you're on your way to pro baking levels, this might be the model for you, at £250 it isn't the most expensive model out there either.
It's got a generous 4.6 litre capacity, teamed with a powerful 1000w motor. Thanks to variable speeds and pulse functions you can achieve the results you want every time.
With it's multi-functional abilities and over 20 additional attachments available, whether it's smoothies, soups, mince or pasta shapes - you can do it all with this handy gagdet.
Price: £250, John Lewis - buy here now
9. SMEG 50's Retro Stand Mixer
Team chic, retro style with with contemporary functions and you'll get this model from SMEG.
The stylish mixer has 800w of power and 10 adjustable speed settings to achieve perfect results. A 4.8-litre bowl is also a generous size to prepare something for everyone. It also doubles up as a food grinder, ravioli maker or a slicer/grater.
In terms of skill set, we'd say this machine was a little more suited to the more experienced baker, although beginners keen for a challenge could get to grips with it quite quickly.
At under £400 it isn't the easiest investment to settle on. It is however, one of the 'creams of the crop' in the mixing world that'll last you for years to come.
Price: £399, Currys - buy here now
10. VonShef Stand Mixer
The VonShef mixer has a clean and slimline design that will suit the interior setting in any kitchen.
It boasts a 3.5 litre bowl which isn't the largest on the list, but by any standards is still pretty generous.
Eight speeds, a pulse function as well as additional attachments allow you to beat, hook and whisk your ingredients to sheer perfection every time.
All of the removable parts are safe for the dishwasher, so you can spend more time cooking (eating) and less time cleaning. Sounds great if you ask us.
Add a dash of cool retro style to your kitchen with this covetable stand mixer from Smeg.
On the pricier side of the list, it's one to keep out on the side for extra countertop cache. And, not only does it look good, it delivers on results too.
It comes with five different accessories, including a beater, dough tool and whisk, has a large 4.8L mixing bowl, and 10 different speed settings. It's not the easiest one to clean on the list, but it's certainly one of the best looking.
Price: £399, AO.com - buy here now
Inject a dose of high-glam rose gold into your kitchen decor with this stylish and sleek stand mixer.
With a 1000w motor, six speed settings and a pulse function, you'll be able to whip up a host of tasty puddings, pastries or desserts for the family.
There's a large, dishwasher-safe 5L mixing bowl, dough hook, beater and balloon whisk so you can cook to your heart's content - and the integrated splashguard means minimised mess, too.
Price: £83, Amazon - buy here now
This stand mixer is a bestseller at John Lewis, and it's easy to see why. The price is reasonable for a large 6L capacity stainless steel bowl, which also has a safeguard for less mess.
There's nine speed settings, a pulse function, and three attachments for mixing, whipping and kneading.
It also comes with a 1.5L glass blender for all those healthy smoothies and soups.
Price: £175, John Lewis - buy here now
One for serious cooks and batch bakers, this Kenwood stand mixer means business.
It has a super-powerful 1700w motor and a large 6.7L stainless steel bowl that boasts inside illumination so you can see exactly how the mix is coming along.
It comes with a host of attachments for all your whisking and whipping needs, and quietly runs like a dream. Basically, it's the Maserati of stand mixers.
Price: £599.99, Amazon - buy here now
Whether you're whipping up the perfect creamy mash or cake batter, this stand mixer will be your new best friend.
Arguably the most famous stand mixer of them all, there's a reason it's so well-loved - because it really delivers. It easy to use, dishwasher-friendly and can take on the toughest of mixes with 10 settings and durable materials.
It comes with a 4.3L stainless steel bowl, pouring shield, a flat beater, dough hook and wire whisk for all your baking needs. It's also compatible with a large number of optional extra accessories.
It's reasonably heavy so it will likely stay out on the counter, however, with its chic retro aesthetic, it's likely this won't be an issue.
Price: £420, Amazon - buy here now
Price: £61.99, Von Shef - buy here now


thedailymirror--2020-05-28--Ibiza hotels may stay closed this summer as Spain holidays look unlikely

In any other year , Brits would be flooding to Ibiza for the famous super-clubs and warm weather .
Instead , the nightlife is subdued whilst many hotel owners fear they will remain closed for the summer season despite the Spanish Prime Minister 's declaration that the country is `` open for business '' .
Sources say that the confusion over travel restrictions say that entire hotel floors are likely to remain closed as owners try to make ends meet .
Hoteliers have reportedly complained that they have `` no idea '' of how many travellers to expect this summer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( FCO ) has advised against all but essential international travel since March 17 .
And new quarantine rules requiring people entering Britain to self-isolate for 14 days from June 8 , is also thought to be an issue for Ibiza hotel owners .
Many had pinned hopes on the British market boosting the ailing tourism sector .
But major UK tour operators will not run trips internationally until the FCO changes its position .
On May 26 , the Spanish government said tourists will be able to visit Spain from 1 July @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
But Spain 's director of health alerts , Fernando Simón warned yesterday that all countries will have the rates of infection examined before citizens are allowed in .
Now hoteliers in Ibiza have painted a grim picture for this summer as they revealed some hotels only have a 13 % occupancy for July .
One owner said in an interview with island newspaper Diario de Ibiza : `` Honestly , from what I see in the Balearic Islands , in general terms I doubt that it will open the entire hotel plant @ @ @ @ @ @ @ influx , I think there will be a tendency to concentrate on part of the hotel plant .
`` Many contacts are being made with different operators to see when they will be able to start but it is more complicated than it seems because they depend on air connections , which are not set up overnight .
`` It takes a month and even more . ''
Now hoteliers have said that unless occupancy rates reach at least 40 % , many establishments will choose not to reopen .
And warned that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , they are unlikely to do so in August .
The UK Foreign Office currently states : “ As countries respond to the Covid-19 pandemic , including travel and border restrictions , the FCO advises British nationals against all but essential international travel , ” the advice reads .
In regards to entering Spain , the guidance continues : “ Only Spanish citizens or those who can prove residency in Spain by presenting a green residency certificate , are allowed to enter Spain through airports , ports or land borders .
`` British @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not in possession of this certificate should not attempt to enter the country .
`` Padron certificates , utility bills and property deeds will not be accepted by Spanish authorities as proof of residency .
`` British travellers who are not resident in Spain or do not have a residency certificate with them should not travel to Gibraltar and then attempt to enter Spain via the land frontier . ''

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Hotel owners in Ibiza have dealt a massive blow for Brits hoping to visit this summer as they warned that they may remain closed as bookings are at rock bottom
Ibiza hotels may stay closed this summer as Spain holidays look unlikely
In any other year, Brits would be flooding to Ibiza for the famous super-clubs and warm weather.
Instead, the nightlife is subdued whilst many hotel owners fear they will remain closed for the summer season despite the Spanish Prime Minister's declaration that the country is "open for business".
Sources say that the confusion over travel restrictions say that entire hotel floors are likely to remain closed as owners try to make ends meet.
Hoteliers have reportedly complained that they have "no idea" of how many travellers to expect this summer season.
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) has advised against all but essential international travel since March 17.
And new quarantine rules requiring people entering Britain to self-isolate for 14 days from June 8, is also thought to be an issue for Ibiza hotel owners.
Many had pinned hopes on the British market boosting the ailing tourism sector.
Image: Universal Images Group via Getty Images) Universal Images Group via Getty Images)
But major UK tour operators will not run trips internationally until the FCO changes its position.
On May 26, the Spanish government said tourists will be able to visit Spain from 1 July without having to quarantine for 14 days.
But Spain's director of health alerts, Fernando Simón warned yesterday that all countries will have the rates of infection examined before citizens are allowed in.
Now hoteliers in Ibiza have painted a grim picture for this summer as they revealed some hotels only have a 13% occupancy for July.
Image: Cover/Getty Images) Cover/Getty Images)
One owner said in an interview with island newspaper Diario de Ibiza: "Honestly, from what I see in the Balearic Islands, in general terms I doubt that it will open the entire hotel plant.
"As there is less tourist influx, I think there will be a tendency to concentrate on part of the hotel plant.
"Many contacts are being made with different operators to see when they will be able to start but it is more complicated than it seems because they depend on air connections, which are not set up overnight.
"It takes a month and even more."
Now hoteliers have said that unless occupancy rates reach at least 40%, many establishments will choose not to reopen.
And warned that if they can't open in July, they are unlikely to do so in August.
The UK Foreign Office currently states: “As countries respond to the Covid-19 pandemic, including travel and border restrictions, the FCO advises British nationals against all but essential international travel,” the advice reads.
In regards to entering Spain, the guidance continues: “Only Spanish citizens or those who can prove residency in Spain by presenting a green residency certificate, are allowed to enter Spain through airports, ports or land borders.
"British travellers who are not resident or are not in possession of this certificate should not attempt to enter the country.
"Padron certificates, utility bills and property deeds will not be accepted by Spanish authorities as proof of residency.
"British travellers who are not resident in Spain or do not have a residency certificate with them should not travel to Gibraltar and then attempt to enter Spain via the land frontier."


thedailymirror--2020-05-28--Robbie Williams reflects on yo-yo diet from starving on air to being overweight

Robbie Williams looked back on his weight struggles in the limelight .
Now the songwriter has never looked better since he overhauled his fast-paced celebrity lifestyle and diet more than a year ago .
But the singer has struggled with his weight throughout his high-flying musical career .
During his time in the spotlight , the Let Me Entertain You rocker has yo-yo dieted from one extreme to another - starving one year to being `` unhappy overweight '' .
In a piece to camera uploaded on Twitter , Robbie admitted he once starved himself so much he was mostly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mango '' .
Starvation left the Feel hitmaker feeling `` so emotional and depressed '' .
Equally , the singer expressed he was deeply `` unhappy '' when he was overweight as both extreme weights sent him spiralling into depression .
He said : `` Basically lived on fresh air and some mango .
I was so emotional and depressed and I had all these feelings .
My body was starving .
`` I 've been overweight and unhappy or been extreme and underweight and unhappy .
Both of those places have led @ @ @ @ @ @ @ best I 've been for a long time . ''
Robbie credited his healthy figure to the Weight Watchers diet .
The singer recognised his new consistent diet has had a positive impact physically and mentally in the past year .
In the caption , he added : `` This really is the best I ’ ve felt in such a long time .
`` By staying consistent with the programme on @ ww_uk for over a year now , I ’ ve really noticed the positive impact it ’ s had not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ . ''
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Robbie Williams has yo-yo dieted from one extreme to another - starving one year to being "unhappy overweight"
Robbie Williams reflects on yo-yo diet from starving on air to being overweight
Robbie Williams looked back on his weight struggles in the limelight.
Now the songwriter has never looked better since he overhauled his fast-paced celebrity lifestyle and diet more than a year ago.
But the singer has struggled with his weight throughout his high-flying musical career.
During his time in the spotlight, the Let Me Entertain You rocker has yo-yo dieted from one extreme to another - starving one year to being "unhappy overweight".
In a piece to camera uploaded on Twitter, Robbie admitted he once starved himself so much he was mostly living off "fresh air and sometimes mango".
Image: Getty Images for Bauer Media) Getty Images for Bauer Media)
Starvation left the Feel hitmaker feeling "so emotional and depressed".
Equally, the singer expressed he was deeply "unhappy" when he was overweight as both extreme weights sent him spiralling into depression.
Image: Getty Images for Bauer) Getty Images for Bauer)
He said: "Basically lived on fresh air and some mango. I was so emotional and depressed and I had all these feelings. My body was starving.
"I've been overweight and unhappy or been extreme and underweight and unhappy. Both of those places have led to depression.
"Consistency is the best I've been for a long time."
Robbie credited his healthy figure to the Weight Watchers diet.
The singer recognised his new consistent diet has had a positive impact physically and mentally in the past year.
In the caption, he added: "This really is the best I’ve felt in such a long time.
"By staying consistent with the programme on @ww_uk for over a year now, I’ve really noticed the positive impact it’s had not just physically, but mentally as well."
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thedailymirror--2020-05-28--Malin Andersson leaves care home after exhausting overnight shift on frontline

Malin Andersson left the hospital looking exhausted after a gruelling overnight shift at a care home in London .
The former Love Island star , 27 , has returned back to work as a carer to work part time with elderly people who need help amid the pandemic .
And the former reality TV star was decked out in her nursing uniform as she looked fatigued as she was leaving the care home following a tough night .
While the NHS are crying out for helpers , Malin revealed that she would have felt beyond useless if she had of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ through the long hours and heartbreaking shifts without playing her part .
Malin is throwing herself into the deep end as she cares for some of the most vulnerable and high risk patients .
She tucked her brunette locks into a low bun and had minimal makeup on for her shift .
Back in March , she revealed her return in the carer field of work in a lengthy Twitter statement .
She penned : `` So I 've decided to return to my former job as a carer throughout this horrible period @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I became a carer for the elderly/palliative care after my mum died and it brought me so much satisfaction .
`` I ca n't sit at home on my own anymore knowing I have training within the sector .
My heart hurts for them , and if I can give something more then what I 'm doing - then I am satisfied .
`` I 'm blessed to be able to work from home and that I 'm financially free .
I have a roof over my head .
I have food .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ all of that something is still missing-that 's me sat here healthy knowing I can do more .
Giving to others fills a void that material things can never bring . ''
Malin revealed that her job is beyond rewarding and fulfilling as she mainly cares for the elderly now .
`` I decided on a huge career change and became a carer .
Caring for my mum gave me such a huge amount of appreciation for my life , it let me view reality through a different lens and it taught me @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : `` The sad truth is that it escalated the harsh fact that I had lost my mum .
I would work 12 hour shifts to block pain whilst trying to find a balance of giving back and getting the satisfaction of being able to put a smile on someones face .
`` My income was also still not matching my outgoings but at the time It was n't a concern .
`` I ended up caring for around 10 months before I fell pregnant and then obviously another series of unfortunate events @ @ @ @ @ @ @ story to sell ?
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The former Love Island star, 27, has returned back to work as a carer to work part time with elderly people who need help amid the pandemic
Malin Andersson left the hospital looking exhausted after a gruelling overnight shift at a care home in London.
The former Love Island star, 27, has returned back to work as a carer to work part time with elderly people who need help amid the pandemic.
And the former reality TV star was decked out in her nursing uniform as she looked fatigued as she was leaving the care home following a tough night.
While the NHS are crying out for helpers, Malin revealed that she would have felt beyond useless if she had of just watched the dedicated frontline staff suffer through the long hours and heartbreaking shifts without playing her part.
Image: Aaron Parfitt / SplashNews.com) Aaron Parfitt / SplashNews.com)
Malin is throwing herself into the deep end as she cares for some of the most vulnerable and high risk patients.
She tucked her brunette locks into a low bun and had minimal makeup on for her shift.
Back in March, she revealed her return in the carer field of work in a lengthy Twitter statement.
Image: Aaron Parfitt / SplashNews.com) Aaron Parfitt / SplashNews.com)
She penned: "So I've decided to return to my former job as a carer throughout this horrible period. For those that don't know I became a carer for the elderly/palliative care after my mum died and it brought me so much satisfaction.
"I can't sit at home on my own anymore knowing I have training within the sector. My heart hurts for them, and if I can give something more then what I'm doing - then I am satisfied.
"I'm blessed to be able to work from home and that I'm financially free. I have a roof over my head. I have food."
Image: Malin Andersson/Instagram) Malin Andersson/Instagram)
She added: "But with all of that something is still missing-that's me sat here healthy knowing I can do more. Giving to others fills a void that material things can never bring."
Malin revealed that her job is beyond rewarding and fulfilling as she mainly cares for the elderly now.
"I decided on a huge career change and became a carer. Caring for my mum gave me such a huge amount of appreciation for my life, it let me view reality through a different lens and it taught me to be selfless."
Image: Malin Andersson/Instagram) Malin Andersson/Instagram)
She added: "The sad truth is that it escalated the harsh fact that I had lost my mum. I would work 12 hour shifts to block pain whilst trying to find a balance of giving back and getting the satisfaction of being able to put a smile on someones face.
"My income was also still not matching my outgoings but at the time It wasn't a concern.
"I ended up caring for around 10 months before I fell pregnant and then obviously another series of unfortunate events began."
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thedailymirror--2020-05-28--Here's what happens to your pay if you're told to self-isolate in test and trace

People will be told to self-isolate for two weeks if they 've been in contact with someone who has coronavirus as the government launches its Test and Trace regime .
But what happens to workers ' pay if they 're forced into isolation ?
There are concerns that people could be asked to self-isolate for period of 14 days more than once in the coming weeks .
And people who ca n't work from home will be worried about how they 're going to make ends meet .
Health Secretary Matt Hancock said he believes `` the vast majority '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and that people will not receive penalties for failing to abide by the guidelines `` in the first instance '' , but he left open the possibility of making it mandatory for people to stay at home in the future .
Here 's everything we know so far about how the system works and what workers are entitled to if they 're told to self-isolate under the Test and Trace programme .
Can I work if I 'm in self-isolation ?
Yes .
This is n't like furlough where you 're not allowed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from home , the Government say you should .
Will I still get paid ?
If you 're working from home , yes .
You should get paid as normal .
What if I ca n't work from home ?
Here 's where it gets tricky .
Employees who ca n't work from home should get statutory sick pay , if they are normally entitled to it .
They government also says you should be offered the opportunity to take the 14 days as paid holiday .
What ?
Use my holiday days @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` If people can ’ t work from home , employers must ensure any self-isolating employee is receiving sick pay and give them the option to use their paid leave days if they prefer . ''
If you can work from home , you should .
If you ca n't , and your business is affected , the government suggest you could apply for a grant .
The guidance reads : `` If your business has been adversely affected by coronavirus , you may be eligible for a grant through the Self-Employment Income @ @ @ @ @ @ @ scheme , and other support available if you are not eligible , is on GOV.UK . ''
A lot of people think not .
There are fears that many workers will not be able to afford to isolate and will be forced to keep working .
TUC general secretary Frances O'Grady said : `` We need a testing and tracing programme up and running as soon as possible .
`` But it will not be effective if workers are pushed into hardship when they are required to self-isolate .
`` Statutory sick pay @ @ @ @ @ @ @ two million workers are n't even eligible for that .
`` If workers ca n't afford to self-isolate , then they will be forced to keep working .
`` That will put them , their workmates and their local community at risk , and undermine the entire Test and Trace programme .
`` The Government must extend statutory sick pay to everyone - no matter what they 're paid - and raise it to the level of the real Living Wage , £260 per week .
`` And the self-employed income support scheme @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of financial support for those forced to self-isolate .
That 's how to show that we really are all in this together . ''
Shadow health secretary Jonathan Ashworth called for `` enhanced '' sick pay when he was asked about the new system and people being expected to self-isolate for 14 days if contacted .
What about migrants who are n't eligible for sick pay ?
Hardship for migrants asked to self-isolate has also been raised .
Prime Minister Boris Johnson appeared to be caught off guard when challenged at the Liaison @ @ @ @ @ @ @ funds '' ( NRPF ) - a standard condition applied to people staying in the UK with temporary immigration status .
Work and Pensions Select Committee chairman Stephen Timms highlighted a couple in his East Ham constituency with two children who were being forced into `` destitution '' as a result of NRPF .
Zoe Gardner , policy adviser at the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants , said it is `` essential '' that everyone is `` equally protected '' with a social security net so that everyone can self-isolate when @ @ @ @ @ @ @ find themselves in insecure work with flexible or zero-hours contracts - including many who 've been keeping Britain going through their frontline work throughout the pandemic , '' she said .
`` But those in insecure employment often have no choice but to continue working even where there is a risk to their health , or when they need to isolate , because they can not risk losing their jobs or having their hours cut . ''
She added : `` For migrants with no recourse to public funds , losing their job @ @ @ @ @ @ @ risk of destitution as they are barred from accessing essential basic support like Universal Credit or Employment Support Allowance . ''
Citizens Advice said people who are subject to immigration control and have no recourse to public funds will still be able to get statutory sick pay , providing they meet the usual eligibility , but not means-tested benefits such as Universal Credit .

Matt Hancock says test and trace programme will help people "get back to doing more of the things that make life worth living"
Matt Hancock says test and trace programme will help people "get back to doing more of the things that make life worth living"
The new system - launched this morning - has left people worried they won't get paid. Here's everything you need to know
NHS Test and Trace: Will I get paid if I'm told to self-isolate for 14 days?
People will be told to self-isolate for two weeks if they've been in contact with someone who has coronavirus as the government launches its Test and Trace regime.
But what happens to workers' pay if they're forced into isolation?
There are concerns that people could be asked to self-isolate for period of 14 days more than once in the coming weeks.
And people who can't work from home will be worried about how they're going to make ends meet.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock said he believes "the vast majority" will self-isolate voluntarily under the new system and that people will not receive penalties for failing to abide by the guidelines "in the first instance", but he left open the possibility of making it mandatory for people to stay at home in the future.
Here's everything we know so far about how the system works and what workers are entitled to if they're told to self-isolate under the Test and Trace programme.
Image: 10 Downing Street/AFP via Getty) 10 Downing Street/AFP via Getty)
Can I work if I'm in self-isolation?
Yes. This isn't like furlough where you're not allowed to work.
If you can work from home, the Government say you should.
Will I still get paid?
If you're working from home, yes. You should get paid as normal.
What if I can't work from home?
Here's where it gets tricky.
Employees who can't work from home should get statutory sick pay, if they are normally entitled to it.
They government also says you should be offered the opportunity to take the 14 days as paid holiday.
What? Use my holiday days?
Yep. The guidance reads: "If people can’t work from home, employers must ensure any self-isolating employee is receiving sick pay and give them the option to use their paid leave days if they prefer."
What about self-employed people?
If you can work from home, you should.
If you can't, and your business is affected, the government suggest you could apply for a grant.
The guidance reads: "If your business has been adversely affected by coronavirus, you may be eligible for a grant through the Self-Employment Income Support Scheme. More information on this scheme, and other support available if you are not eligible, is on GOV.UK."
Is statutory sick pay good enough?
A lot of people think not.
There are fears that many workers will not be able to afford to isolate and will be forced to keep working.
TUC general secretary Frances O'Grady said: "We need a testing and tracing programme up and running as soon as possible.
"But it will not be effective if workers are pushed into hardship when they are required to self-isolate.
"Statutory sick pay is just £95 per week - and two million workers aren't even eligible for that.
"If workers can't afford to self-isolate, then they will be forced to keep working.
"That will put them, their workmates and their local community at risk, and undermine the entire Test and Trace programme.
"The Government must extend statutory sick pay to everyone - no matter what they're paid - and raise it to the level of the real Living Wage, £260 per week.
"And the self-employed income support scheme must remain in place as a source of financial support for those forced to self-isolate. That's how to show that we really are all in this together."
Shadow health secretary Jonathan Ashworth called for "enhanced" sick pay when he was asked about the new system and people being expected to self-isolate for 14 days if contacted.
What about migrants who aren't eligible for sick pay?
Hardship for migrants asked to self-isolate has also been raised.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson appeared to be caught off guard when challenged at the Liaison Committee about "no recourse to public funds" (NRPF) - a standard condition applied to people staying in the UK with temporary immigration status.
Work and Pensions Select Committee chairman Stephen Timms highlighted a couple in his East Ham constituency with two children who were being forced into "destitution" as a result of NRPF.
Zoe Gardner, policy adviser at the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants, said it is "essential" that everyone is "equally protected" with a social security net so that everyone can self-isolate when they need to.
"Migrants often find themselves in insecure work with flexible or zero-hours contracts - including many who've been keeping Britain going through their frontline work throughout the pandemic," she said.
"But those in insecure employment often have no choice but to continue working even where there is a risk to their health, or when they need to isolate, because they cannot risk losing their jobs or having their hours cut."
She added: "For migrants with no recourse to public funds, losing their job puts them and their families at imminent risk of destitution as they are barred from accessing essential basic support like Universal Credit or Employment Support Allowance."
Citizens Advice said people who are subject to immigration control and have no recourse to public funds will still be able to get statutory sick pay, providing they meet the usual eligibility, but not means-tested benefits such as Universal Credit.


thedailymirror--2020-05-28--All of the shops that have gone into administration since the start of lockdown

More than a million retail jobs are said to be on the line as coronavirus continues to wreak havoc on the high street .
Businesses are starting to rethink their headcounts after months of closures and amid billions of pounds worth of redundant stock .
It comes as the Prime Minister announced thousands of chains will be able to reopen again on June 15 .
Oasis and Warehouse have been the top casualties , admitting their financial woes had been accelerated by the economic shutdown in March .
Debenhams , which has been in administration twice this year , has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
According to the Centre for Retail Research , as many as 20,000 shops could close this year as a result of the pandemic .
We 've run through the coronavirus high street casualties below as Britain prepares for a new era of shopping .
Britain 's biggest department store crashed into administration for the second time this year on April 2 , just weeks after the UK went into a forced lockdown .
The company , which has been struggling for several years , made the decision to call in experts over @ @ @ @ @ @ @ market .
The chain called in consultants at FRP Advisory , however , said despite `` best efforts '' was unable to save all stores .
In total , the company has reached agreements with landlords in 120 out of 142 stores - though it 's confirmed that 15 will permanently close after lockdown .
Debenhams chief executive Stefaan Vansteenkiste said : `` In these unprecedented circumstances the appointment of the administrators will protect our business , our employees , and other important stakeholders , so that we are in a position to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ restrictions are lifted .
`` We anticipate that our highly supportive owners and lenders will make additional funding available to fund the administration period . ''
`` We are desperately sorry not to be able to keep the Irish business operating but are faced with no alternative option in the current environment , '' Vansteenkiste said .
`` This decision has not been taken lightly and is no way a reflection on our Irish colleagues , whose professionalism and commitment to serving our customers has never been in question . ''
Laura Ashley @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stores , with 721 employees set to lose their jobs .
The retailer said the closures are a direct impact of coronavirus which has tipped it over the edge .
It said it will continue to trade online and from its remaining 77 UK stores for the time being , however has warned it needs £15million of emergency cash to survive .
Katherine Poulter , chief executive officer of the business , said she is `` hopeful '' that it will find a buyer for the brand .
`` Since my appointment just @ @ @ @ @ @ @ vision for the future of this brand , accompanied with a robust turnaround plan to set the future direction of the company and return Laura Ashley to the great British brand that is known and cherished around the world .
`` The vision also included reconnecting with our traditional values and our strong British heritage and focusing on developing Laura Ashley as a lifestyle brand .
`` I remain unwavering in my belief that Laura Ashley can and should retain the place it deserves in the international retail landscape .
Unfortunately , we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fault of their own . ''
Cath Kidston shut all 60 of its UK stores in April , at a loss of more than 900 jobs .
The fashion has confirmed its stores will not reopen once the coronavirus lockdown is over .
Baring Private Equity Asia ( BPEA ) , which has held a stake in the retailer since 2014 , said it will buy the online business , brand and wholesale arm from administrators Alvarez & Marsal .
It said the move will result in the `` cessation of the retail @ @ @ @ @ @ @ chief executive officer of Cath Kidston , said : `` While we are pleased that the future of Cath Kidston has been secured , this is obviously an extremely difficult day as we say goodbye to many colleagues .
`` Despite our very best efforts , against the backdrop of Covid-19 , we were unable to secure a solvent sale of the business which would have allowed us to avoid administration and carry on trading in our current form .
`` I would like to thank all our employees for their hard work @ @ @ @ @ @ @ few weeks as we worked through this process . ''
The owner of Chiquito restaurants put the chain into administration in March , after admitting it was struggling to cope with the fallout from the coronavirus outbreak .
The Restaurant Group , which also owns Wagamama and Frankie & Benny 's , said it would also shut its Food and Fuel chain of pubs in London .
A total of 61 Chiquito sites will remain shut while around 20 , which are not part of the business getting ready for an administration , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ total of 1,500 jobs are at risk .
A spokesman said : `` Covid-19 has had an immediate and significant impact on trading across the Group .
`` We have conducted a review of the performance of our business divisions , with a particular focus on the expected future cash generation profile of each of our business units . ''
He went on to say that both groups are expected to hit losses this year , adding : `` As a result , the Group has taken the very difficult decision to appoint @ @ @ @ @ @ @ filed a notice of intention to appoint an administrator for Chiquito Limited .
`` The decisions have been incredibly difficult and we recognise the significant impact on all of our colleagues that are affected .
We thank them for their hard work and commitment during these very testing times . ''
Rent to own giant BrightHouse entered administration on May 30 , placing 2,400 jobs on the line .
The company , which provides loans to consumers to purchase electrical items , trades from 240 stores across the UK and has roughly 200,000 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the business , and collecting money from customers , following the administration .
Customers will also still get their appliances looked after by the company until their contracts run out , at which point the business will wind up .
But there will be no new rent-to-own sales .
Its administration also means customers with outstanding mis-selling complaints will likely only get a fraction of the sums they are seeking .
The administrators said : `` The logistics and engineering business of CTL will continue to assist in dealing with those customers who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and will continue deliveries of smaller items to customers ' doorsteps , to ensure where possible , customers ' products remain in working order . ''
Oasis and Warehouse have collapsed on the back of the coronavirus crisis - with no plans to reopen after lockdown measures are relaxed .
The two retailers , which went into administration on April 15 , had been on the hunt for a buyer - however , consultancy firm Deloitte said all efforts had been unsuccessful .
Between them , Oasis and Warehouse had 92 branches , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ party retailers , such as department stores .
The collapse comes just three weeks after its owner , failed Icelandic lender Kaupthing , started discussions with prospective buyers .
A total of 1,803 jobs will be lost .
Rob Harding , joint administrator at Deloitte , said : `` It is with great sadness that we have to announce a sale of the business has not been possible and that we are announcing so many redundancies today .
`` This is a very difficult time for the Group ’ s employees and other @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we can to support them through this . ''
Virgin Australia went into voluntary administration on April 21 after the country 's Government ruled out intentions for a multi-billion bailout .
The airline is 25 % owned by Richard Branson 's Virgin Group , with other investors including Etihad , HNA of China and Singapore Airlines also having stakes .
It has 16,000 employees .
`` Virgin Australia has entered voluntary administration to recapitalise the business and help ensure it emerges in a stronger financial position on the other side of the Covid-19 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a statement to the Australian Stock Exchange .
The company has now appointed Deloitte as voluntary administrators .
Branson has also pledged to work `` day and night '' to ensure the airline does n't go under , though its fate remains to be seen .
`` I am so proud of all of you and everything we have achieved together , '' he wrote .
`` 20 years ago , we wanted to bring much needed competition to Australia ’ s skies , to lower airfares , to give customers choice , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ put a smile on people ’ s faces .
`` Inspired by that vision , we created Virgin Blue , which grew into Virgin Australia .
`` Together we created an airline that embodied the Virgin brand - an incredible team focused upon innovation and great customer experience to make people ’ s lives better .
`` I know how devastating the news today will be to you all , '' he continued .
`` In most countries federal governments have stepped in , in this unprecedented crisis for aviation , to help @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not happened in Australia .
`` This is not the end for Virgin Australia and its unique culture .
`` Never one to give up , I want to assure all of you - and our competitor - that we are determined to see Virgin Australia back up and running soon .
Dining chain Carluccio ’ s has been saved in a rescue deal which will keep 30 of its restaurants but result in more than 1,000 job losses , administrators have announced .
The Italian restaurant has been sold to Giraffe and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Group , in a deal that has saved dozens of restaurants and around 800 jobs .
However , administrators FRP Advisory said the move has also resulted in the redundancy of 1,019 Carluccio 's employees after it was unable to secure the future of the chain 's other 40 restaurants .
Phil Reynolds , joint administrator and partner at FRP , said : `` The Covid-19 lockdown has put incredible pressure on businesses across the leisure sector , so it has been important to work as quickly and as decisively as possible in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a sale which ensures the future of the Carluccio 's brand in the UK casual dining scene retains a significant network of sites across the country and , critically , transfers a considerable number of jobs .
`` We wish the team all the best as part of the Boparan Restaurant Group ( BRG ) . ''

The coronavirus pandemic is set to claim many high street retailers - with the Centre for Retail Research predicting that as many as 20,000 shops could close this year
All of the shops that have gone into administration since the coronavirus lockdown
More than a million retail jobs are said to be on the line as coronavirus continues to wreak havoc on the high street.
Businesses are reconsidering headcounts after months of closures and amid billions of pounds worth of redundant stock.
It comes as the Prime Minister announced thousands of chains will be able to reopen again on June 15.
Oasis and Warehouse have been the top casualties, admitting their financial woes had been accelerated by the economic shutdown in March.
Debenhams, which has been in administration twice this year, has now closed all branches in Ireland permanently.
According to the Centre for Retail Research, as many as 20,000 shops could close this year as a result of the pandemic.
We've run through the coronavirus high street casualties below as Britain prepares for a new era of shopping.
Debenhams
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Britain's biggest department store crashed into administration for the second time this year on April 2, just weeks after the UK went into a forced lockdown.
The company, which has been struggling for several years, made the decision to call in experts over crippling debt and a fast-growing online retail market.
The chain called in consultants at FRP Advisory, however, said despite "best efforts" was unable to save all stores.
In total, the company has reached agreements with landlords in 120 out of 142 stores - though it's confirmed that 15 will permanently close after lockdown.
Debenhams chief executive Stefaan Vansteenkiste said: "In these unprecedented circumstances the appointment of the administrators will protect our business, our employees, and other important stakeholders, so that we are in a position to resume trading from our stores when Government restrictions are lifted.
"We anticipate that our highly supportive owners and lenders will make additional funding available to fund the administration period."
"We are desperately sorry not to be able to keep the Irish business operating but are faced with no alternative option in the current environment," Vansteenkiste said.
"This decision has not been taken lightly and is no way a reflection on our Irish colleagues, whose professionalism and commitment to serving our customers has never been in question."
Laura Ashley
Image: Universal Images Group via Getty Images) Universal Images Group via Getty Images)
Laura Ashley has announced the permanent closure of 70 stores, with 721 employees set to lose their jobs.
The retailer said the closures are a direct impact of coronavirus which has tipped it over the edge.
It said it will continue to trade online and from its remaining 77 UK stores for the time being, however has warned it needs £15million of emergency cash to survive.
Katherine Poulter, chief executive officer of the business, said she is "hopeful" that it will find a buyer for the brand.
"Since my appointment just last month, I have shared my vision for the future of this brand, accompanied with a robust turnaround plan to set the future direction of the company and return Laura Ashley to the great British brand that is known and cherished around the world.
"The vision also included reconnecting with our traditional values and our strong British heritage and focusing on developing Laura Ashley as a lifestyle brand.
"I remain unwavering in my belief that Laura Ashley can and should retain the place it deserves in the international retail landscape. Unfortunately, we will lose some brilliant people through no fault of their own."
Cath Kidston
Image: Handout) Handout)
Cath Kidston shut all 60 of its UK stores in April, at a loss of more than 900 jobs.
The fashion has confirmed its stores will not reopen once the coronavirus lockdown is over.
Baring Private Equity Asia (BPEA), which has held a stake in the retailer since 2014, said it will buy the online business, brand and wholesale arm from administrators Alvarez & Marsal.
It said the move will result in the "cessation of the retail store network".
Melinda Paraie, chief executive officer of Cath Kidston, said: "While we are pleased that the future of Cath Kidston has been secured, this is obviously an extremely difficult day as we say goodbye to many colleagues.
"Despite our very best efforts, against the backdrop of Covid-19, we were unable to secure a solvent sale of the business which would have allowed us to avoid administration and carry on trading in our current form.
"I would like to thank all our employees for their hard work, loyalty and patience over the last few weeks as we worked through this process."
Chiquito
Image: Manchester Evening News) Manchester Evening News)
The owner of Chiquito restaurants put the chain into administration in March, after admitting it was struggling to cope with the fallout from the coronavirus outbreak.
The Restaurant Group, which also owns Wagamama and Frankie & Benny's, said it would also shut its Food and Fuel chain of pubs in London.
A total of 61 Chiquito sites will remain shut while around 20, which are not part of the business getting ready for an administration, will reopen after the lockdown. A total of 1,500 jobs are at risk.
A spokesman said: "Covid-19 has had an immediate and significant impact on trading across the Group.
"We have conducted a review of the performance of our business divisions, with a particular focus on the expected future cash generation profile of each of our business units."
He went on to say that both groups are expected to hit losses this year, adding: "As a result, the Group has taken the very difficult decision to appoint administrators for Food & Fuel Limited and filed a notice of intention to appoint an administrator for Chiquito Limited.
"The decisions have been incredibly difficult and we recognise the significant impact on all of our colleagues that are affected. We thank them for their hard work and commitment during these very testing times."
Brighthouse
Rent to own giant BrightHouse entered administration on May 30, placing 2,400 jobs on the line.
The company, which provides loans to consumers to purchase electrical items, trades from 240 stores across the UK and has roughly 200,000 customers.
Grant Thornton will keep running the business, and collecting money from customers, following the administration.
Customers will also still get their appliances looked after by the company until their contracts run out, at which point the business will wind up. But there will be no new rent-to-own sales.
Its administration also means customers with outstanding mis-selling complaints will likely only get a fraction of the sums they are seeking.
The administrators said: "The logistics and engineering business of CTL will continue to assist in dealing with those customers who have claims for essential home item repairs and will continue deliveries of smaller items to customers' doorsteps, to ensure where possible, customers' products remain in working order."
Oasis and Warehouse
Image: Alamy Stock Photo) Alamy Stock Photo)
Oasis and Warehouse have collapsed on the back of the coronavirus crisis - with no plans to reopen after lockdown measures are relaxed.
The two retailers, which went into administration on April 15, had been on the hunt for a buyer - however, consultancy firm Deloitte said all efforts had been unsuccessful.
Between them, Oasis and Warehouse had 92 branches, with another 437 concessions based in third party retailers, such as department stores.
The collapse comes just three weeks after its owner, failed Icelandic lender Kaupthing, started discussions with prospective buyers.
A total of 1,803 jobs will be lost.
Rob Harding, joint administrator at Deloitte, said: "It is with great sadness that we have to announce a sale of the business has not been possible and that we are announcing so many redundancies today.
"This is a very difficult time for the Group’s employees and other key stakeholders and we will do everything we can to support them through this."
Virgin Australia
Virgin Australia went into voluntary administration on April 21 after the country's Government ruled out intentions for a multi-billion bailout.
The airline is 10% owned by Richard Branson's Virgin Group, with other investors including Etihad, HNA of China and Singapore Airlines also having stakes. It has 16,000 employees.
"Virgin Australia has entered voluntary administration to recapitalise the business and help ensure it emerges in a stronger financial position on the other side of the Covid-19 crisis," the airline said in a statement to the Australian Stock Exchange.
The company has now appointed Deloitte as voluntary administrators.
Branson has also pledged to work "day and night" to ensure the airline doesn't go under, though its fate remains to be seen.
"I am so proud of all of you and everything we have achieved together," he wrote.
"20 years ago, we wanted to bring much needed competition to Australia’s skies, to lower airfares, to give customers choice, to create thousands of jobs and to put a smile on people’s faces.
"Inspired by that vision, we created Virgin Blue, which grew into Virgin Australia.
"Together we created an airline that embodied the Virgin brand - an incredible team focused upon innovation and great customer experience to make people’s lives better.
"I know how devastating the news today will be to you all," he continued.
"In most countries federal governments have stepped in, in this unprecedented crisis for aviation, to help their airlines. Sadly, that has not happened in Australia.
"This is not the end for Virgin Australia and its unique culture.
"Never one to give up, I want to assure all of you - and our competitor - that we are determined to see Virgin Australia back up and running soon.
Carluccio's
Image: REX/Shutterstock) REX/Shutterstock)
Dining chain Carluccio’s has been saved in a rescue deal which will keep 30 of its restaurants but result in more than 1,000 job losses, administrators have announced.
The Italian restaurant has been sold to Giraffe and Ed's Easy Diner owner Boparan Restaurant Group, in a deal that has saved dozens of restaurants and around 800 jobs.
However, administrators FRP Advisory said the move has also resulted in the redundancy of 1,019 Carluccio's employees after it was unable to secure the future of the chain's other 40 restaurants.
Phil Reynolds, joint administrator and partner at FRP, said: "The Covid-19 lockdown has put incredible pressure on businesses across the leisure sector, so it has been important to work as quickly and as decisively as possible in an extremely challenging business environment to secure a sale which ensures the future of the Carluccio's brand in the UK casual dining scene retains a significant network of sites across the country and, critically, transfers a considerable number of jobs.
"We wish the team all the best as part of the Boparan Restaurant Group (BRG)."
Virgin Media
Image: Getty) Getty)
Virgin Media is to disappear from the high street, with no plans to reopen its 53 UK stores after lockdown measures are eased on June 15.
The cable and TV company said its operations will shift to online only, adding that all 341 affected employees will be offered new roles instead.
Around 300 of those posts will be in customer care, the company said in an announcement.
It added that the decision has been taken following the success of its call centres, as staff worked from home during the lockdown.
Another 50 newly created roles relate mostly to field sales roles.
"We are focused on delivering the service customers want, in the ways they want it and at a time and place that suits them," said Rob Orr, an executive director for sales at Virgin Media.
"By creating new jobs in our most popular care and sales channels, we will be better able to provide our customers with the top service and support they rightly expect while retaining our talented workforce."


thedailymirror--2020-05-28--YouTuber accused of taping son's hands and using adoption to boost follows

YouTube star Myka Stauffer has been accused of binding her autistic son 's hands with duct tape to stop him sucking his thumb and for using his crowdfunded adoption to boost her followers .
Myka , who has more than 700 followers on the video-sharing site , has confessed she 's `` rehomed '' her son Huxley just three years after adopting him from China .
She admitted she struggled to cope with caring for the youngster as he had `` a lot more special needs that we were not aware of '' .
The social media star , 32 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ biological kids , is now facing a ferocious backlash as her followers called her out for giving up on the little boy .
One shared a picture which appeared to show Huxley with duct tape covering his hands seemingly to stop him sucking his thumb .
The snap appeared to be a grab from one of Myka 's YouTube videos .
The Twitter user who posted it wrote : `` Hey here 's a pic of 2 year old huxley with his hands duct taped by his 'parents ' myka and jim stauffer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as a coping mechanism ... '' When their older children also sucked their thumbs and were never punished . ''
Another wrote : `` They deserve more than backlash .
They duct taped his thumbs so he wouldn ’ t suck them , how traumatizing for a child especially one who is autistic + adopted , u would think they would treat that child extra special .
5 kids yet one was easily given up on bcus he wasn ’ t theirs . ''
Myka documented her entire adoption journey on YouTube , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on her channel from even before they brought him home .
She even used crowdfunding to help raise money for the adoption , which she claimed was costing around $ 40,000 ( £23,000 ) , asking fans to donate $ 5 and at the end they would be treated to the first photo of Huxley .
Speaking before the adoption , Myka even revealed they got a grant to help pay some of the adoption fee `` because of his Huxley 's medical condition '' adding : `` That was really helpful .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ over her decision to give up her son after such a public appeal .
Some even accused her of using the adoption to boost her YouTube following and to make money from her sponsored Vlogs .
One wrote : `` Imagine adopting a child with additional needs and earn money by vlogging .
`` To then give him up n say it was his choice , yet his non verbal !
?
more like he didn ’ t fit into your ‘ perfect Instagram life ’ all because he needs extra love and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : `` Myka Stauffer proved herself the ultimate Karen when she crowdfunded an adoption of 2yo with Autism from China , exploited him and his meltdowns for praise on YT , and then rehomed him like an unwanted pet once she had another bio kid . ''
A third tweeted : `` Myka Stauffer should not be a parent & I 'm especially disgusted to read she made YouTube videos with Huxley .
`` You do not 'rehome ' children you have legally adopted : you abandon them .
She has exploited Huxley @ @ @ @ @ @ @ him when things got tough .
Shame on her . ''
Myka regularly featured her adoped son in her social media posts and even shared one sponsored post called `` Huxley 's first haul '' before they had brought him home from China .
Myka and her husband James became parents to Huxley , now four , in 2017 - adopting him when he was two and a half years old .
They are also parents to Myka 's daughter from a previous relationship as well as two sons and another daughter .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ channel this week admitting they decided to give Huxley up after discovering he had `` a lot more special needs that we were not aware of '' .
In the tearful video , Myka confessed : `` Do I feel like a failure as a mom ?
Like 500 per cent . ''
She revealed an agency has placed Huxley with his `` his new forever family '' , adding : `` They found someone who is the best fit .
`` He 's thriving , he 's doing really well , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ training .
And is a very good fit '' Myka later defended her actions and explained they decided to `` rehome '' Huxley , insisting it was n't about his autism and he actually `` wanted '' to go to a new family .
She wrote : `` We would never just give up a child with special needs , this is a personal matter to Hux it had nothing to do with he just had autism .
`` Multiple scary things happened inside the home towards our other children , and if @ @ @ @ @ @ @ biological kids , after all the help and after the behaviours we witnessed sadly we would have no other choice then [ sic ] to seek help and get their needs met .
`` Huxley wanted this decision 100 per cent we saw that in family time with other people , he constantly chose them and signed and showed tons of emotion to show us and let us know he wanted this .
`` Huxley never had a say in his adoption , and he one needed more help [ sic ] and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 100 per cent . ''

YouTube star Myka Stauffer is facing a ferocious backlash after she admitted she had 'rehomed' her autistic son three years after adopting him from China
YouTube star Myka Stauffer has been accused of binding her autistic son's hands with duct tape to stop him sucking his thumb and for using his crowdfunded adoption to boost her followers.
Myka, who has more than 700 followers on the video-sharing site, has confessed she's "rehomed" her son Huxley just three years after adopting him from China.
She admitted she struggled to cope with caring for the youngster as he had "a lot more special needs that we were not aware of".
The social media star, 32, who is also mum to three biological kids, is now facing a ferocious backlash as her followers called her out for giving up on the little boy.
One shared a picture which appeared to show Huxley with duct tape covering his hands seemingly to stop him sucking his thumb.
The snap appeared to be a grab from one of Myka's YouTube videos.
Image: Twitter) Twitter)
The Twitter user who posted it wrote: "Hey here's a pic of 2 year old huxley with his hands duct taped by his 'parents' myka and jim stauffer... as punishment for sucking his thumb as a coping mechanism...
"When their older children also sucked their thumbs and were never punished."
Another wrote: "They deserve more than backlash. They duct taped his thumbs so he wouldn’t suck them, how traumatizing for a child especially one who is autistic + adopted, u would think they would treat that child extra special. 5 kids yet one was easily given up on bcus he wasn’t theirs."
Myka documented her entire adoption journey on YouTube, making Huxley's journey a key theme on her channel from even before they brought him home.
Image: Myka Stauffer/Youtube) Myka Stauffer/Youtube)
She even used crowdfunding to help raise money for the adoption, which she claimed was costing around $40,000 (£23,000), asking fans to donate $5 and at the end they would be treated to the first photo of Huxley.
Speaking before the adoption, Myka even revealed they got a grant to help pay some of the adoption fee "because of his Huxley's medical condition" adding: "That was really helpful."
Many followers have expressed their outrage over her decision to give up her son after such a public appeal.
Some even accused her of using the adoption to boost her YouTube following and to make money from her sponsored Vlogs.
One wrote: "Imagine adopting a child with additional needs and earn money by vlogging.
"To then give him up n say it was his choice, yet his non verbal!? more like he didn’t fit into your ‘perfect Instagram life’ all because he needs extra love and attention so heartbreaking."
Image: mykastauffer/Instagram) mykastauffer/Instagram)
Another added: "Myka Stauffer proved herself the ultimate Karen when she crowdfunded an adoption of 2yo with Autism from China, exploited him and his meltdowns for praise on YT, and then rehomed him like an unwanted pet once she had another bio kid."
A third tweeted: "Myka Stauffer should not be a parent & I'm especially disgusted to read she made YouTube videos with Huxley.
"You do not 'rehome' children you have legally adopted: you abandon them. She has exploited Huxley for her own gain, and abandoned him when things got tough. Shame on her."
Myka regularly featured her adoped son in her social media posts and even shared one sponsored post called "Huxley's first haul" before they had brought him home from China.
Image: mykastauffer/Instagram) mykastauffer/Instagram)
Myka and her husband James became parents to Huxley, now four, in 2017 - adopting him when he was two and a half years old.
They are also parents to Myka's daughter from a previous relationship as well as two sons and another daughter.
They posted a video on her YouTube channel this week admitting they decided to give Huxley up after discovering he had "a lot more special needs that we were not aware of".
In the tearful video, Myka confessed: "Do I feel like a failure as a mom? Like 500 per cent."
Image: mykastauffer/Instagram) mykastauffer/Instagram)
She revealed an agency has placed Huxley with his "his new forever family", adding: "They found someone who is the best fit.
"He's thriving, he's doing really well, and his new mommy has medical, professional training. And is a very good fit"
Myka later defended her actions and explained they decided to "rehome" Huxley, insisting it wasn't about his autism and he actually "wanted" to go to a new family.
She wrote: "We would never just give up a child with special needs, this is a personal matter to Hux it had nothing to do with he just had autism.
"Multiple scary things happened inside the home towards our other children, and if these events happened with one of my biological kids, after all the help and after the behaviours we witnessed sadly we would have no other choice then [sic] to seek help and get their needs met.
"Huxley wanted this decision 100 per cent we saw that in family time with other people, he constantly chose them and signed and showed tons of emotion to show us and let us know he wanted this.
"Huxley never had a say in his adoption, and he one needed more help [sic] and also wanted this and we know that 100 per cent."


thedailymirror--2020-05-28--Melanie Blatt leaves all Saints fans in disbelief over lookalike daughter

All Saints ' Melanie Blatt has sent fans wild with the incredible lookalike pictures of her daughter Lilyella Zender .
Fans of the legendary pop star , 45 , will remember when Melanie appeared pregnant at an All Saints gig and now her daughter is all grown up .
The famous songstress has posted several pics across social media of her daughter , 21 , whom she shares with her ex partner , Jamiroquai 's bassist Stuart Zender , 46 .
Throughout the last few years , the proud mum has unveiled countless pics of Lilyella - who is a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ She also spoke fondly of her only daughter in the posts and also revealed some epic throwback pics of her now grown daughter .
In one incredible throwback post , the All Saints mega star shared a touching tribute to Lilyella when she turned 21 .
The collection of pictures marked adorable moments that the duo had shared together such as when Lily got her ears pierced and several pictures from old family holidays .
`` I remember Lady Marmalade show in 98 ’ You was pregnant , '' one fan noted .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ ear to ear as her stunning daughter embraced her and smiled for the family picture .
The mother and daughter duo look a spitting image in the pic and the fans were quick to notice .
`` She looks like you , '' one fan said in the caption .
Another added : `` Wow look at her daughter !
!
Absolute image of her mum xx . ''
`` She is your double '' wrote a third .
Lilyella is noted for her incredible goth image and these days can be spotted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Melanie 's daughter has also inundated her own social media page with lots of moody snaps and appears to opt for black outfits and a signature black choker .
Aside from Melanie 's adorable family photos , the All Saints singer has reportedly signed up for another series of Celebrity Gogglebox alongside her band mate Nicole Appleton .
According to The Sun , the duo were keen to appear again and bosses 'jumped at the chance ' to have them back .
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The All Saints songstress has a lookalike grown daughter and fans can't get enough of the stunning duo
Melanie Blatt leaves All Saints fans in disbelief over lookalike daughter
All Saints' Melanie Blatt has sent fans wild with the incredible lookalike pictures of her daughter Lilyella Zender.
Fans of the legendary pop star, 45, will remember when Melanie appeared pregnant at an All Saints gig and now her daughter is all grown up.
The famous songstress has posted several pics across social media of her daughter, 21, whom she shares with her ex partner, Jamiroquai's bassist Stuart Zender, 46.
Throughout the last few years, the proud mum has unveiled countless pics of Lilyella - who is a spitting image of her famous mum.
She also spoke fondly of her only daughter in the posts and also revealed some epic throwback pics of her now grown daughter.
In one incredible throwback post, the All Saints mega star shared a touching tribute to Lilyella when she turned 21.
Image: melanieblatt /Instagram) melanieblatt /Instagram)
The collection of pictures marked adorable moments that the duo had shared together such as when Lily got her ears pierced and several pictures from old family holidays.
"I remember Lady Marmalade show in 98’ You was pregnant," one fan noted.
In another snap, Melanie grinned from ear to ear as her stunning daughter embraced her and smiled for the family picture.
Image: melanieblatt /Instagram) melanieblatt /Instagram)
Image: melanieblatt /Instagram) melanieblatt /Instagram)
The mother and daughter duo look a spitting image in the pic and the fans were quick to notice.
"She looks like you," one fan said in the caption.
Another added: "Wow look at her daughter!! Absolute image of her mum xx."
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
"She is your double" wrote a third.
Lilyella is noted for her incredible goth image and these days can be spotted with long luscious strawberry blonde locks.
Melanie's daughter has also inundated her own social media page with lots of moody snaps and appears to opt for black outfits and a signature black choker.
Image: Brett D. Cove / Splash News) Brett D. Cove / Splash News)
Aside from Melanie's adorable family photos, the All Saints singer has reportedly signed up for another series of Celebrity Gogglebox alongside her band mate Nicole Appleton.
According to The Sun, the duo were keen to appear again and bosses 'jumped at the chance' to have them back.
Do you have a story to sell? Get in touch with us at webcelebs@trinitymirror.com or call us direct 0207 29 33033


thedailymirror--2020-05-28--Boy, 9, who had leg amputated after getting hit by motorbike keen to dance again

A nine-year-old schoolboy is still smiling and is keen to get back to dancing despite having part of his leg amputated in a horror crash in front of his family .
Max Clark was struck by a motorbike in a suspected hit and run after venturing to a park with his family for the first time since lockdown on Bank Holiday Monday .
The keen gymnast and dancer was stuck by a motorbike at Rosemead Park in Hull and needed surgery to save his life .
Mum Kirsty told Hull Live he is `` still our little Max '' and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The 31-year-old said her son is determined to dance again despite the incident , which happened when the family ventured outdoors together .
“ He is doing really well , '' she said .
“ He is able to get himself from his bed to his wheelchair and obviously he has had half of his leg amputated just below the knee .
`` He understands it is going to take some time to be able to do the things he used to do but he is taking it as well as we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rushed to Hull Royal Infirmary after he was struck by a motorbike within 15 minutes of arriving at the open space .
Kirsty and partner Paddy , 32 , from Preston , decided to take their four children there to meet up with friends .
It was the first time the family had left the home since March 21 due to the coronavirus lockdown .
Kirsty said : “ It ’ s really hard .
We were all there .
We were all in the same few metres of space and our six-year-old @ @ @ @ @ @ @ going to need some kind of help down the line .
“ The only way I can describe it is like watching a film you can ’ t turn off at the time .
Now I know he is okay that is the main thing .
“ He is still our little Max as he was before . ''
She added : “ We were told we were going to get all the help .
He is a really keen gymnast and he dances as well .
All those things are going to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ We are pulling together as a family but we are okay .
It could be worse .
We have got to keep positive for him.
” A crowdfunding page set up by Max ’ s gymnastics teacher Joanna Grant has raised more than £8,000 , smashing the original £1,000 target .
Posting on the site , Joanna said her pupil was a `` warrior '' , adding : `` Max is an amazing gymnast and dancer and a wonderful young man , well loved by everyone who knows him . ''
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Max 's recovery , Kirsty said : “ My friend was reading out a few names and most are complete strangers which is absolutely overwhelming .
“ I also want to give my gratitude to Hull Royal Infirmary ’ s Acorn Ward who were absolutely fantastic .
`` All of the nurses couldn ’ t have treated him any better .
He has been treated like a king.
” Hours after the collision took place , Jerome Cawkwell was arrested and later charged with causing serious injury by dangerous driving .
Cawkwell , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Hull , appeared at Hull Magistrates ' Court on Wednesday .
Alongside causing serious injury by dangerous driving , he is charged with failing to stop , driving without a licence , using a vehicle without insurance and using a vehicle not in efficient working order .
He indicated guilty pleas to the charges before being given conditional bail .
He will appear at Hull Crown Court on June 24 .

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Schoolboy and keen gymnast Max Clark was out with his family for the first time since lockdown began, with a visit to Rosemead Park in Hull on Bank Holiday Monday
Schoolboy, 9, who had leg amputated after getting hit by motorbike keen to dance again
A nine-year-old schoolboy is still smiling and is keen to get back to dancing despite having part of his leg amputated in a horror crash in front of his family.
Max Clark was struck by a motorbike in a suspected hit and run after venturing to a park with his family for the first time since lockdown on Bank Holiday Monday.
The keen gymnast and dancer was stuck by a motorbike at Rosemead Park in Hull and needed surgery to save his life.
Mum Kirsty told Hull Live he is "still our little Max" and "it could have been worse".
The 31-year-old said her son is determined to dance again despite the incident, which happened when the family ventured outdoors together.
“He is doing really well," she said.
“He is able to get himself from his bed to his wheelchair and obviously he has had half of his leg amputated just below the knee.
Image: Hull Daily Mail / MEN Media) Hull Daily Mail / MEN Media)
"He understands it is going to take some time to be able to do the things he used to do but he is taking it as well as we could have hoped for.”
Max was rushed to Hull Royal Infirmary after he was struck by a motorbike within 15 minutes of arriving at the open space.
Kirsty and partner Paddy, 32, from Preston, decided to take their four children there to meet up with friends.
It was the first time the family had left the home since March 21 due to the coronavirus lockdown.
Kirsty said: “It’s really hard. We were all there. We were all in the same few metres of space and our six-year-old daughter Molly saw everything so she is going to need some kind of help down the line.
“The only way I can describe it is like watching a film you can’t turn off at the time. Now I know he is okay that is the main thing.
Image: Hull Daily Mail / MEN Media) Hull Daily Mail / MEN Media)
“He is still our little Max as he was before."
She added: “We were told we were going to get all the help. He is a really keen gymnast and he dances as well. All those things are going to be possible but not for a while.
“We are pulling together as a family but we are okay. It could be worse. We have got to keep positive for him.”
A crowdfunding page set up by Max’s gymnastics teacher Joanna Grant has raised more than £8,000, smashing the original £1,000 target.
Posting on the site, Joanna said her pupil was a "warrior", adding: "Max is an amazing gymnast and dancer and a wonderful young man, well loved by everyone who knows him."
Thanking those who pledged money to aid Max's recovery, Kirsty said: “My friend was reading out a few names and most are complete strangers which is absolutely overwhelming.
Image: Hull Daily Mail / MEN Media) Hull Daily Mail / MEN Media)
“I also want to give my gratitude to Hull Royal Infirmary’s Acorn Ward who were absolutely fantastic.
"All of the nurses couldn’t have treated him any better. He has been treated like a king.”
Hours after the collision took place, Jerome Cawkwell was arrested and later charged with causing serious injury by dangerous driving.
Cawkwell, 24, of Cambridge Grove, east Hull, appeared at Hull Magistrates' Court on Wednesday.
Alongside causing serious injury by dangerous driving, he is charged with failing to stop, driving without a licence, using a vehicle without insurance and using a vehicle not in efficient working order.
He indicated guilty pleas to the charges before being given conditional bail.
He will appear at Hull Crown Court on June 24.


thedailymirror--2020-05-28--Emmerdale star says it 'feels like it's Christmas' as he returns to soap

Emmerdale actor Nick Miles has likened his return to work being like a kid the day before Christmas as he heads back to filming for the first time in months .
The ITV soap was forced to stop filming from Monday 23 March as the country went into lockdown .
Emmerdale , which is based in Leeds , became the first soap to return to set after announcing their new set of special lockdown episodes .
Actor Nick , who plays Jimmy King in the ITV soap , will be part of the episodes as will co-star Mark Charnock .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ took to Twitter to express his excitement at returning , tweeting : `` Loved being back filming a fantastic @ Emmerdale episode yesterday with # michaelwildman @ aaron_ants & the best crew in the world.Hats off to mighty director @ ianbevitt for his brilliance .
`` The team ’ s done a truly jaw-dropping job of keeping everyone safe .
Blimey , but I ’ ve missed it ! ''
Nick responded cheekily : `` We ’ re you there the whole day , or did you get off mid-afternoon ?
Asking for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` Tell your friend it was the whole day .
They ’ ll love it !
!
X . ''
Nick tweeted back : `` Joking apart I feel like a kid who believes in Santa the day before Christmas .
`` Getting back to # Emmerdale to shoot one of the lockdown specials is a great privilege . ''
Last week , Emmerdale bosses announced that its cast and crew were back on set and will be filming six `` tense '' lockdown episodes .
Everyone on the set of Emmerdale will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are doing their own make-up and sorting out their own clothes .
The episodes will run from June and will run straight after the filmed episodes run out .
They will also focus on the relationships in various households amid the coronavirus pandemic .
The filmed episodes will include Cain and Aaron ( Jeff Hordley and Danny Miller ) , Chas and Paddy ( Lucy Pargeter and Dominic Brunt ) , Sam and Lydia ( James Hooton and Karen Blick ) , Marlon , Al and Ellis ( Mark Charnock , Michael Wildman @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Vinny ( Lisa Riley and Bradley Johnson ) and Jimmy and Nicola ( Nick Miles and Nicola Wheeler ) .
Measures to ensure the safety for everyone on set will also include crew using their own sanitised equipment , office staff working from home and a ban on location filming .
The crew also attended a meeting with the company ’ s medical adviser and participated in a health and safety induction which saw the new working environment procedures explained in detail .
ITV 's Managing Director of Continuing Drama John Whiston said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and the team at Emmerdale have risen to the challenge of getting these episodes shot using the new protocols for filming drama while observing the Government 's social distancing guidelines .
`` Also , it will be great to see what the likes of Chas and Paddy and Jimmy and Nicola have got up to while they 've been going through lockdown the same as the rest of us !
” *Emmerdale airs Mondays , Wednesdays and Fridays at 7pm on ITV

Emmerdale back on set as 6 'tense' lockdown episodes have been filmed for June
Emmerdale back on set as 6 'tense' lockdown episodes have been filmed for June
Emmerdale was forced to stop filming from Monday 23 March as the country went into lockdown
Emmerdale star feels like a 'kid at Christmas' as he returns to soap for first time in months
Emmerdale actor Nick Miles has likened his return to work being like a kid the day before Christmas as he heads back to filming for the first time in months.
The ITV soap was forced to stop filming from Monday 23 March as the country went into lockdown.
Emmerdale, which is based in Leeds, became the first soap to return to set after announcing their new set of special lockdown episodes.
Actor Nick, who plays Jimmy King in the ITV soap, will be part of the episodes as will co-star Mark Charnock.
Image: Twitter) Twitter)
Image: @markcharnock/TikTok) @markcharnock/TikTok)
Mark, who plays Marlon Dingle, took to Twitter to express his excitement at returning, tweeting: "Loved being back filming a fantastic @Emmerdale episode yesterday with #michaelwildman @aaron_ants & the best crew in the world.Hats off to mighty director @ianbevitt for his brilliance.
"The team’s done a truly jaw-dropping job of keeping everyone safe. Blimey,but I’ve missed it!"
Nick responded cheekily: "We’re you there the whole day, or did you get off mid-afternoon? Asking for a friend."
Image: ITV) ITV)
Mark replied: "Tell your friend it was the whole day. They’ll love it!! X."
Nick tweeted back: "Joking apart I feel like a kid who believes in Santa the day before Christmas.
"Getting back to #Emmerdale to shoot one of the lockdown specials is a great privilege."
Image: ITV) ITV)
Last week, Emmerdale bosses announced that its cast and crew were back on set and will be filming six "tense" lockdown episodes.
Everyone on the set of Emmerdale will be adhering to social distancing measures and are doing their own make-up and sorting out their own clothes.
The episodes will run from June and will run straight after the filmed episodes run out.
They will also focus on the relationships in various households amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The filmed episodes will include Cain and Aaron (Jeff Hordley and Danny Miller), Chas and Paddy (Lucy Pargeter and Dominic Brunt), Sam and Lydia (James Hooton and Karen Blick), Marlon, Al and Ellis (Mark Charnock, Michael Wildman, Aaron Anthony), Mandy and Vinny (Lisa Riley and Bradley Johnson) and Jimmy and Nicola (Nick Miles and Nicola Wheeler).
Measures to ensure the safety for everyone on set will also include crew using their own sanitised equipment, office staff working from home and a ban on location filming.
The crew also attended a meeting with the company’s medical adviser and participated in a health and safety induction which saw the new working environment procedures explained in detail.
ITV's Managing Director of Continuing Drama John Whiston said: “It's brilliant that Jane and the team at Emmerdale have risen to the challenge of getting these episodes shot using the new protocols for filming drama while observing the Government's social distancing guidelines.
"Also, it will be great to see what the likes of Chas and Paddy and Jimmy and Nicola have got up to while they've been going through lockdown the same as the rest of us!”
*Emmerdale airs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7pm on ITV


thedailymirror--2020-05-28--Van Gaal slams Man Utd and says club didn't sign one player he wanted

Louis van Gaal says Manchester United failed to sign one player he wanted in the summer following his move to Old Trafford .
The Dutchman arrived at the club in the summer of 2014 , shortly after the ill-fated spell endured by David Moyes and Ryan Giggs ' brief period in temporary charge .
United signed Angel Di Maria , Marcos Rojo , Ander Herrera , Luke Shaw and Daley Blind that summer , as well as bringing in Radamel Falcao on loan .
Di Maria was by far the most expensive of those at £59.7million , with Memphis Depay @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Morgan Schneiderlin , Sergio Romero and Anthony Martial added the following year .
But looking back at his first summer as he tried to rebuild the squad , Van Gaal says he was n't given any player that he actually wanted .
“ Manchester United did not have the qualities to become champions and had an outdated selection with ten players over 30 , five over 35 , '' Van Gaal told Voetbal International , via the Manchester Evening News .
`` So I told them I was going to rejuvenate and which @ @ @ @ @ @ @ t get one of those .
`` Then you end up in a different segment and as a coach you have to push your boundaries .
You don ’ t expect that at the richest club in the world .
“ A turnover of £600million and can ’ t buy the players you need .
You should buy number one and not number seven .
`` Of course , the selling club also thinks : 'If you are so rich , you also have to pay the highest amount imaginable for a player @ @ @ @ @ @ @ transfers .
`` Then you have to do with the numbers seven or eight on your wish list .
For which you actually pay way too much money , on which the coach is judged and convicted.
” United finished fourth and fifth in Van Gaal 's two seasons in charge , although the Dutchman did pick up the FA Cup shortly before his departure in 2016 .

The Dutchman took over in the summer of 2014, but he says he inherited an ageing squad and the club didn't do enough to get back on track under his stewardship
Louis van Gaal says Manchester United failed to sign one player he wanted in the summer following his move to Old Trafford.
The Dutchman arrived at the club in the summer of 2014, shortly after the ill-fated spell endured by David Moyes and Ryan Giggs' brief period in temporary charge.
United signed Angel Di Maria, Marcos Rojo, Ander Herrera, Luke Shaw and Daley Blind that summer, as well as bringing in Radamel Falcao on loan.
Di Maria was by far the most expensive of those at £59.7million, with Memphis Depay, Matteo Darmian, Bastian Schweinsteiger, Morgan Schneiderlin, Sergio Romero and Anthony Martial added the following year.
But looking back at his first summer as he tried to rebuild the squad, Van Gaal says he wasn't given any player that he actually wanted.
Image: PA) PA)
“ Manchester United did not have the qualities to become champions and had an outdated selection with ten players over 30, five over 35," Van Gaal told Voetbal International, via the Manchester Evening News.
"So I told them I was going to rejuvenate and which players should come. I didn’t get one of those.
"Then you end up in a different segment and as a coach you have to push your boundaries. You don’t expect that at the richest club in the world.
“A turnover of £600million and can’t buy the players you need. You should buy number one and not number seven.
Image: X01095) X01095)
"Of course, the selling club also thinks: 'If you are so rich, you also have to pay the highest amount imaginable for a player.' That was what happened with transfers.
"Then you have to do with the numbers seven or eight on your wish list. For which you actually pay way too much money, on which the coach is judged and convicted.”
United finished fourth and fifth in Van Gaal's two seasons in charge, although the Dutchman did pick up the FA Cup shortly before his departure in 2016.