thedailymirror--2020-07-03--Win £32,000 to clear your debts in once in a lifetime Mirror competition

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Ever wondered how it would feel to be debt-free? Well here's your chance with this fantastic competition for £32,000
We know times have been tough recently and that's why we are giving you a helping hand by granting one lucky person the chance to win an incredible £32,000 in tax-free cash.
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1. This competition is only open to UK residents who are 18 or over at the time of the draw, except employees of Reach and their affiliated companies and their families.
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4. To enter this competition you will be required to collect two out of seven of the special words which will appear in the Daily Mirror newspaper and online on mirror.co.uk. These passwords will appear from Saturday July 4 until Friday July 10, 2020.
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thedailymirror--2020-07-03--Three people in four struggle to spot common scams, with the young most at risk

Many people could be vulnerable to a fraud attack by failing to spot the warning signs that a message appearing to be from a legitimate company is actually a scam , research from TSB suggests .
Less than one in five people were able to identify all messages which were bogus in an experiment conducted by the bank .
TSB showed 2,000 adults across the UK a series of 20 emails and texts from third parties , such as banks , and mobile phone providers - 10 of which were genuine communications and a further 10 of which were imitating @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who took part were able to correctly identify all 10 dodgy messages .
Ashley Hart , head of fraud at TSB , said : `` Unfortunately , fraudsters are becoming increasingly clever in using technology such as text messages to impersonate banks and other companies , all to trick people out of their hard-earned money .
`` Our findings show how convincing these messages can appear , and highlight a worrying proportion of people who could be caught out .
`` The emotional and financial impact of fraud can be devastating - which @ @ @ @ @ @ @ should they ever fall victim and invest in partnerships with police forces to hunt down the criminals behind these attacks . ''
Signs that a message is not genuine may include spelling mistakes and links to websites that are not official .
Links that take someone to a page asking for login , account or card details are also a warning sign , as are messages that try to make people take an action urgently .
Another warning sign of messages not being genuine is announcements that an organisation would never normally make @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tax refund , or penalty notice .
Younger adults aged 18 to 24 could be particularly at risk of falling for a scam .
Only 9 % of people in this age group achieved a full score when identifying bogus messages .
Over a third ( 37 % ) of people generally indicated that they would respond to at least one of the bogus messages claiming to be from their bank , rising to two-fifths ( 41 % ) of 18 to 24-year-olds .
TSB has seen a significant spike in text message @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The bank has its own `` fraud refund guarantee '' which returns money lost by its customers when they are innocent victims of fraud .
TSB found that concerns over fraud remain high , with a fifth ( 19 % ) of people saying they are concerned that a family member could be defrauded during the coronavirus pandemic .
The bank is also encouraging people to report scams , by forwarding text messages for free to 7726 , and emails to reportphishing.gov.uk .
In one case dealt with by TSB , a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , was reimbursed over £21,000 after receiving a convincing fake TSB text as part of a co-ordinated scam .
TSB said that , had it not provided reimbursement , the victim would have lost her entire life savings .
In another case , a man in his 30s from the East Midlands was refunded £10 after he fell victim to a fake Government text claiming to offer a tax refund due to Covid-19 .
Mike Haley , chief executive of fraud prevention service Cifas , said : `` Email , text and online @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fraudsters obtain financial and personal information , and these scams are getting increasingly sophisticated .
`` More recently we have seen criminals increasingly using text-based scams to target people as they are comparatively cheaper and easier than phishing campaigns , as there is no need for compromised domains or malware or links . ''
• None Fraudsters can `` spoof '' text messages to appear as if they were from a legitimate organisation .
Covid-19 scams have involved fraudsters impersonating the Government , World Health Organisation and the NHS .
Do not click @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and verify any telephone numbers given before calling .
• None Covid-19 tax refunds , refunds from travel bookings , safety advice via email and donation requests are all ways in which fraudsters could try and trick you into clicking dodgy email links , or make you part with sensitive personal and financial information .
Always stop and think about what you are being asked to do , and if you have any doubts , talk to family or friends .
And do not open attachments .
• None Always suspect of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to be your broadband provider , your bank , a charity or any organisation that could lead them to your personal information and your cash .
Do not be afraid to put the phone down if you can not verify the caller and guard your details .
Appearances can be deceptive , so if you have concerns , call the organisation directly from the number listed on their website , or if it is your bank , use the number on the back of your card .

Tactics now being used by clever criminals are good enough to con three people in four, but younger Brits were even more likely than that to fall for them than that
Three people in four struggle to spot common scams, with young Brits most at risk
Many people could be vulnerable to a fraud attack by failing to spot the warning signs that a message appearing to be from a legitimate company is actually a scam, research from TSB suggests.
Less than one in five people were able to identify all messages which were bogus in an experiment conducted by the bank.
TSB showed 2,000 adults across the UK a series of 20 emails and texts from third parties, such as banks, and mobile phone providers - 10 of which were genuine communications and a further 10 of which were imitating companies.
Just 18% of people who took part were able to correctly identify all 10 dodgy messages.
Image: iStockphoto) iStockphoto)
Ashley Hart, head of fraud at TSB, said: "Unfortunately, fraudsters are becoming increasingly clever in using technology such as text messages to impersonate banks and other companies, all to trick people out of their hard-earned money.
"Our findings show how convincing these messages can appear, and highlight a worrying proportion of people who could be caught out.
"The emotional and financial impact of fraud can be devastating - which is why we reimburse all our customers should they ever fall victim and invest in partnerships with police forces to hunt down the criminals behind these attacks."
Image: Getty Images/EyeEm) Getty Images/EyeEm)
Signs that a message is not genuine may include spelling mistakes and links to websites that are not official.
Links that take someone to a page asking for login, account or card details are also a warning sign, as are messages that try to make people take an action urgently.
Another warning sign of messages not being genuine is announcements that an organisation would never normally make in a text message such as a tax refund, or penalty notice.
Younger adults aged 18 to 24 could be particularly at risk of falling for a scam.
Only 9% of people in this age group achieved a full score when identifying bogus messages.
Over a third (37%) of people generally indicated that they would respond to at least one of the bogus messages claiming to be from their bank, rising to two-fifths (41%) of 18 to 24-year-olds.
TSB has seen a significant spike in text message "smishing" attacks during the pandemic.
The bank has its own "fraud refund guarantee" which returns money lost by its customers when they are innocent victims of fraud.
TSB found that concerns over fraud remain high, with a fifth (19%) of people saying they are concerned that a family member could be defrauded during the coronavirus pandemic.
The bank is also encouraging people to report scams, by forwarding text messages for free to 7726, and emails to reportphishing.gov.uk.
Image: Getty Images/Tetra images RF) Getty Images/Tetra images RF)
In one case dealt with by TSB, a woman in her mid-60s, from Scotland, was reimbursed over £21,000 after receiving a convincing fake TSB text as part of a co-ordinated scam.
TSB said that, had it not provided reimbursement, the victim would have lost her entire life savings.
In another case, a man in his 30s from the East Midlands was refunded £10 after he fell victim to a fake Government text claiming to offer a tax refund due to Covid-19.
Mike Haley, chief executive of fraud prevention service Cifas, said: "Email, text and online scams are the most effective ways that fraudsters obtain financial and personal information, and these scams are getting increasingly sophisticated.
"More recently we have seen criminals increasingly using text-based scams to target people as they are comparatively cheaper and easier than phishing campaigns, as there is no need for compromised domains or malware or links."
Three ways to spot fake correspondence


thedailymirror--2020-07-03--Vinnie Jones 'still cries every day' a year on from losing wife Tanya to cancer

As football ’ s most feared hardman , Vinnie Jones knew his short fuse and violent temper meant he was always a whisker away from self-destruction .
And he always credited his love for his wife , Tanya , for keeping him – just about – on the straight and narrow .
So when Tanya tragically passed away , a year ago on Monday , many worried desolate Vinnie would lose control , and turn back to the alcoholism and anger that had blighted his life for years .
His partner of 27 years , with whom he has a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ after a six-year battle with skin cancer .
Vinnie refused to let heartbreak knock him off course , and has instead become more determined than ever to make Tanya proud of him – and to show others they don ’ t have to let grief destroy them .
Speaking to the Mirror just days before he has to mark the tragic anniversary , he says : “ In the past my emotions would boil over and I would hit the alcohol .
“ So after I lost my wife I think a lot @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the drink , but I haven ’ t .
“ In fact I ’ m even more positive about staying off alcohol because drink makes grief a lot heavier and more dramatic.
” In April the footballer-turned-actor , 55 , celebrated his seven-year “ dry anniversary ” , posting on Twitter a poignant photo with Tanya , for whom he finally gave up alcohol after decades of drink-fuelled misdemeanours .
He adds : “ I ’ m in my eighth year dry , and I think that ’ s one of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ through this .
“ It ’ s so easy to try to look for something to ease the pain , but in reality it makes it worse , so I ’ ve stayed off it .
My family are very proud that I never just jumped back and used it as an excuse.
” He adds : “ You ’ ve also got to realise your loved one would want you to carry on being successful .
It would hurt them even more , it would make them more sad , if you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ I ’ ve become ultra active .
That gets me through the day and gives me purpose.
” Not that the passing of time is making the grief any less hard for Vinnie , who says he misses Tanya more with each day .
He speaks with her every day and believes she is still with him as his “ guiding hand ” , just like when they were enjoying life together .
“ I still cry every day , ” he says .
“ I ’ ve only just lost her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ her life on Monday , and to be honest I hope I never stop crying .
I ’ m not rolling around on the floor bawling my eyes out but what ’ s happened has brought out emotions in me that maybe I didn ’ t think I had .
“ I keep them personal , I try not to do it in front of people .
Grief is strange , emotions are hard to deal with sometimes .
It ’ s very heavy stuff sometimes .
“ Most days I get up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bed every day , I have a little chat with my wife and I get on with the day .
It gives me a good start .
“ Sometimes during the day something strange will trigger it .
It ’ ll be a jolt , and my eyes will water up .
“ She ’ s with me all the time , I know she is .
I feel I ’ ve got a guiding hand on my shoulder .
That ’ s how I ’ ll continue to live my life.
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ill-famed – career in football became a Hollywood star playing hardman roles , is involved in a campaign for Alpro oat drink , re-creating the famous dairy milk moustache he did in 2010 .
He says : “ I ’ m massively into conservation and nature , especially the British countryside .
Going forward plant-based food is where we ’ ve got to be .
There are some lovely vegan foods out there .
It ’ s a good way to go , for the environment and a healthier lifestyle.
” Will people @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ?
“ What do they want me to do , put Guinness on my cereals and coffee ?
“ I do love a steak , though .
It ’ s probably my favourite meal.
” Vinnie is also about to launch a memoir about his struggle with bereavement , Lost Without You .
He was 12 when he met Tanya , going on to date in their teens .
They reconnected when he joined Chelsea and married in Watford in 1994 .
Tanya had a daughter , Kaley , and the couple had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ survived his booze battle , including slapping a passenger and threatening to murder the cabin crew during a drunken air rage incident , and kissing a woman , which led him to seek help for alcohol addiction .
He once said of his devoted wife , who had a heart transplant at the age of 21 : “ I take my strength from Tanya.She believes her life was saved to save me and in return , I feel it is my role to look after her .
Goodness knows where I ’ d @ @ @ @ @ @ @ revealed both he and Tanya had melanoma , the most serious form of skin cancer .
They beat it , but Tanya ’ s cancer returned .
The star hopes his book will help other people grieving loved ones .
He says : “ It ’ s about the grief , as well as a celebration of my wife ’ s life and values .
I wrote it to help other men who are dealing with grief , and with drug and alcohol addiction .
“ Guys , you ’ ve got to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of you .
I hope that guys will see that it ’ s OK to let their emotions out , it ’ s a good way of dealing with it , you can ’ t bottle it up .
 '' Hopefully they will say , wow , if Vinnie can express himself , then I can too.
” He got his reputation as a baddie during his 15 years in football , notably for leading Wimbledon ’ s FA Cup-winning “ Crazy Gang ” in the 1980s .
Although he was born @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The midfielder terrified adversaries with his threats , brawls and tackles that ended at least one player ’ s career .
He was sent off 12 times and holds the record for the quickest booking after three seconds during a 1992 FA Cup tie between Chelsea and Sheffield United .
In a 1992 video he gave instructions on how to “ follow through with your studs down his Achilles and if you ’ re cute the ref won ’ t see you.
” The FA fined him a record £20,000 .
A @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s ear also cost him a fine .
Famously , he was seen grabbing Paul Gascoigne ’ s crotch during a game .
His reputation prompted film director Guy Ritchie to cast him as debt collector Big Chris in Lock , Stock and Two Smoking Barrels in 1998 .
His first big Hollywood role followed , in car heist movie Gone in 60 Seconds , and he landed parts in dozens of films including Mean Machine , X-Men : The Last Stand and Swordfish .
Vinnie says his fearsome reputation is “ not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
I am who I am , and I ’ m quite happy in my own skin ” .
“ Adrenaline has played a big part in my life ...
Sometimes you can control it and sometimes you can ’ t , ” he says .
“ I don ’ t think you should go through life regretting things , you go through life learning things .
You learn from your mistakes , and your crimes.
” • Vinnie has swapped his milk-mo for a mOAT-stache to celebrate the nation ’ s love @ @ @ @

EXCLUSIVE: Vinnie Jones has opened up on dealing with grief one year after the passing of his beloved wife Tanya, who lost her brave battle with cancer
Exclusive: Vinnie Jones 'still cries every day' one year after losing wife Tanya to cancer
As football’s most feared hardman, Vinnie Jones knew his short fuse and violent temper meant he was always a whisker away from self-destruction.
And he always credited his love for his wife, Tanya, for keeping him – just about – on the straight and narrow.
So when Tanya tragically passed away, a year ago on Monday, many worried desolate Vinnie would lose control, and turn back to the alcoholism and anger that had blighted his life for years.
His partner of 27 years, with whom he has a son and stepdaughter, died aged 53 after a six-year battle with skin cancer.
Vinnie refused to let heartbreak knock him off course, and has instead become more determined than ever to make Tanya proud of him – and to show others they don’t have to let grief destroy them.
Speaking to the Mirror just days before he has to mark the tragic anniversary, he says: “In the past my emotions would boil over and I would hit the alcohol.
Image: ABACA/Press Association Images) ABACA/Press Association Images)
“So after I lost my wife I think a lot of people thought I would go back to the drink, but I haven’t.
“In fact I’m even more positive about staying off alcohol because drink makes grief a lot heavier and more dramatic.”
In April the footballer-turned-actor, 55, celebrated his seven-year “dry anniversary”, posting on Twitter a poignant photo with Tanya, for whom he finally gave up alcohol after decades of drink-fuelled misdemeanours.
He adds: “I’m in my eighth year dry, and I think that’s one of the biggest things that’s helped me through this.
“It’s so easy to try to look for something to ease the pain, but in reality it makes it worse, so I’ve stayed off it. My family are very proud that I never just jumped back and used it as an excuse.”
He adds: “You’ve also got to realise your loved one would want you to carry on being successful. It would hurt them even more, it would make them more sad, if you curled up in bed all day.
“I’ve become ultra active. That gets me through the day and gives me purpose.”
Not that the passing of time is making the grief any less hard for Vinnie, who says he misses Tanya more with each day.
He speaks with her every day and believes she is still with him as his “guiding hand”, just like when they were enjoying life together.
“I still cry every day,” he says. “I’ve only just lost her. It’s the celebration of her life on Monday, and to be honest I hope I never stop crying. I’m not rolling around on the floor bawling my eyes out but what’s happened has brought out emotions in me that maybe I didn’t think I had.
“I keep them personal, I try not to do it in front of people. Grief is strange, emotions are hard to deal with sometimes. It’s very heavy stuff sometimes.
“Most days I get up in the morning, I make my bed every day, I have a little chat with my wife and I get on with the day. It gives me a good start.
Image: Collect Unknown) Collect Unknown)
“Sometimes during the day something strange will trigger it. It’ll be a jolt, and my eyes will water up.
“She’s with me all the time, I know she is. I feel I’ve got a guiding hand on my shoulder. That’s how I’ll continue to live my life.”
Vinnie, who after a successful –albeit ill-famed – career in football became a Hollywood star playing hardman roles, is involved in a campaign for Alpro oat drink, re-creating the famous dairy milk moustache he did in 2010.
He says: “I’m massively into conservation and nature, especially the British countryside. Going forward plant-based food is where we’ve got to be. There are some lovely vegan foods out there. It’s a good way to go, for the environment and a healthier lifestyle.”
Will people be surprised that Vinnie is advocating veganism? “What do they want me to do, put Guinness on my cereals and coffee?
“I do love a steak, though. It’s probably my favourite meal.”
Image: Getty Images for Alpro) Getty Images for Alpro)
Vinnie is also about to launch a memoir about his struggle with bereavement, Lost Without You.
He was 12 when he met Tanya, going on to date in their teens. They reconnected when he joined Chelsea and married in Watford in 1994.
Tanya had a daughter, Kaley, and the couple had a son, Aaron.
Their marriage survived his booze battle, including slapping a passenger and threatening to murder the cabin crew during a drunken air rage incident, and kissing a woman, which led him to seek help for alcohol addiction.
He once said of his devoted wife, who had a heart transplant at the age of 21: “I take my strength from Tanya.She believes her life was saved to save me and in return, I feel it is my role to look after her. Goodness knows where I’d be without her.”
In 2013 Vinnie revealed both he and Tanya had melanoma, the most serious form of skin cancer. They beat it, but Tanya’s cancer returned.
The star hopes his book will help other people grieving loved ones. He says: “It’s about the grief, as well as a celebration of my wife’s life and values. I wrote it to help other men who are dealing with grief, and with drug and alcohol addiction.
Image: Sunday People) Sunday People)
“Guys, you’ve got to look after yourselves, release stuff out of you. I hope that guys will see that it’s OK to let their emotions out, it’s a good way of dealing with it, you can’t bottle it up.
"Hopefully they will say, wow, if Vinnie can express himself, then I can too.”
He got his reputation as a baddie during his 15 years in football, notably for leading Wimbledon’s FA Cup-winning “Crazy Gang” in the 1980s.
Although he was born in England, he also captained Wales.
The midfielder terrified adversaries with his threats, brawls and tackles that ended at least one player’s career.
He was sent off 12 times and holds the record for the quickest booking after three seconds during a 1992 FA Cup tie between Chelsea and Sheffield United.
Image: Mirrorpix) Mirrorpix)
In a 1992 video he gave instructions on how to “follow through with your studs down his Achilles and if you’re cute the ref won’t see you.”
The FA fined him a record £20,000. A threat to tear off Kenny Dalglish’s ear also cost him a fine.
Famously, he was seen grabbing Paul Gascoigne’s crotch during a game.
His reputation prompted film director Guy Ritchie to cast him as debt collector Big Chris in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels in 1998.
His first big Hollywood role followed, in car heist movie Gone in 60 Seconds, and he landed parts in dozens of films including Mean Machine, X-Men: The Last Stand and Swordfish.
Vinnie says his fearsome reputation is “not just fair, it’s fact. I am who I am, and I’m quite happy in my own skin”.
“Adrenaline has played a big part in my life... Sometimes you can control it and sometimes you can’t,” he says.
“I don’t think you should go through life regretting things, you go through life learning things. You learn from your mistakes, and your crimes.”


thedailymirror--2020-07-03--ADVERTORIAL: Paddy Power expert reveals who to back in the big races to win big

Some of the shrewd punters who backed Mogul at 50-1 for Saturday ’ s Derby ( 4.55pm ) at Epsom might have been dismayed at their fancy only mustering a fourth behind Pyledriver , who reopposes in the Blue Riband , in the King Edward VII Stakes at Royal Ascot .
However , Cashel conjuror Aidan O ’ Brien has subsequently said that while he would have preferred to get two races into the Galileo colt before Epsom , covid-19 meant that the King Edward effectively had to act as two contests squeezed into one and he ’ s sure @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the run .
It ’ s worth remembering that the fancy was beaten five and a half lengths on his racecourse debut at Gowran Park in August of last year , but that defeat did not deter his fans continuing to support him for the Derby after the race at 33-1 .
His supporters must have felt very smug when he comfortably broke his maiden next time before justifying odds-on favouritism in the Group 2 Champions Juvenile Stakes at Leopardstown on Irish Champions Weekend .
He then suffered another loss at the hands @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , at time of writing second favourite for the Derby , in the Vertem Futurity Trophy at Newcastle on the first day of November .
There is every chance that he can turn that form around as the loss occurred on his first all-weather start and came over an inadequate mile – he ’ ll be suited by this additional four furlongs while there has to be a doubt about Kameko staying the trip .
And Mogul backers will be buoyed by champion pilot Ryan Moore , who presumably had the choice , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s six-strong battalion .
‘ King ’ Aidan also saddles Love in the Oaks ( 3.40pm ) and this daughter of Galileo , who scooped the English 1,000 Guineas on her last outing , looks to have outstanding claims , although any juice in her price looks to have been extracted at around the even money mark .
On breeding she looks likely to stay the extra half a mile and she certainly wasn ’ t stopping at the line at Newmarket , but preference goes to ‘ Big ’ John Gosden ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of gallop watchers in Newmarket earlier in the year .
She proved she was no morning glory when winning a maiden at Newcastle on the first day of the resumption of racing June 1 , when she comfortably got the better of Thibaan by five lengths .
The Suffolk sorcerer then raised his charge dramatically in class in the Group 2 Ribblesdale Stakes at Royal Ascot , where she took the step up in grade in her stride with a length and three-quarter defeat of Love ’ s stable companion Ennistymon , who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the weekend .
Getting the better of Love will be no easy task , but Gosden knows exactly what it takes to land this classic having won it three times in the last six seasons .
Japan can complete a fine weekend for O ’ Brien in Sunday ’ s Eclipse Stakes ( 3.35pm ) also on ITV .

Follow this advice for the weekend's biggest races and you could be a winner
Some of the shrewd punters who backed Mogul at 50-1 for Saturday’s Derby (4.55pm) at Epsom might have been dismayed at their fancy only mustering a fourth behind Pyledriver, who reopposes in the Blue Riband, in the King Edward VII Stakes at Royal Ascot.
However, Cashel conjuror Aidan O’Brien has subsequently said that while he would have preferred to get two races into the Galileo colt before Epsom, covid-19 meant that the King Edward effectively had to act as two contests squeezed into one and he’s sure to have come on a bundle for the run.
It’s worth remembering that the fancy was beaten five and a half lengths on his racecourse debut at Gowran Park in August of last year, but that defeat did not deter his fans continuing to support him for the Derby after the race at 33-1.
His supporters must have felt very smug when he comfortably broke his maiden next time before justifying odds-on favouritism in the Group 2 Champions Juvenile Stakes at Leopardstown on Irish Champions Weekend.
He then suffered another loss at the hands of subsequent English 2,000 Guineas hero Kameko, at time of writing second favourite for the Derby, in the Vertem Futurity Trophy at Newcastle on the first day of November.
There is every chance that he can turn that form around as the loss occurred on his first all-weather start and came over an inadequate mile – he’ll be suited by this additional four furlongs while there has to be a doubt about Kameko staying the trip.
And Mogul backers will be buoyed by champion pilot Ryan Moore, who presumably had the choice, selecting him from O’Brien’s six-strong battalion.
‘King’ Aidan also saddles Love in the Oaks (3.40pm) and this daughter of Galileo, who scooped the English 1,000 Guineas on her last outing, looks to have outstanding claims, although any juice in her price looks to have been extracted at around the even money mark.
On breeding she looks likely to stay the extra half a mile and she certainly wasn’t stopping at the line at Newmarket, but preference goes to ‘Big’ John Gosden’s Frankly Darling who was the talk of gallop watchers in Newmarket earlier in the year.
She proved she was no morning glory when winning a maiden at Newcastle on the first day of the resumption of racing June 1, when she comfortably got the better of Thibaan by five lengths.
The Suffolk sorcerer then raised his charge dramatically in class in the Group 2 Ribblesdale Stakes at Royal Ascot, where she took the step up in grade in her stride with a length and three-quarter defeat of Love’s stable companion Ennistymon, who is also among the eight-strong field at the weekend.
Getting the better of Love will be no easy task, but Gosden knows exactly what it takes to land this classic having won it three times in the last six seasons.
Japan can complete a fine weekend for O’Brien in Sunday’s Eclipse Stakes (3.35pm) also on ITV.


thedailymirror--2020-07-03--Strictly's Shirley Ballas admits she's gained 20lb 'eating all day' in lockdown

Shirley Ballas has gotten candid about the effects that the coronavirus has had on her body .
The Strictly Come Dancing star has admitted that she has gained almost 20 pounds since lockdown began back in March .
Much like the rest of us , the stunning 59-year-old has found comfort in food and sweet treats while trying to cope with the current crisis .
Shirley has admitted that her anxiety has rapidly increased during these trying times and she found solace in the kitchen .
Over the past four months , the dancing queen has transformed from a size @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the extra little bit of weight does not bother Shirley because a pre-Strictly overhaul is under way .
The much-loved telly star has already lost a whopping six pounds .
She told the Sun : `` I am fat .
I can ’ t fit in my trousers but I am not going up another dress size .
`` I have gained 20 pounds , but I am six pounds down this morning '' .
The star was motivated by her beloved mother who encouraged her weight loss by comparing her shredded pounds @ @ @ @ @ @ @ explained : `` Mum said to me , ‘ You ’ ve lost that five-pound bag of spuds off your a**e — only three more bags to go ’ .
No one wants to see my bits jiggling.
” For the Strictly favourite , it 's not about her appearance , but rather wanting to avoid feeling sluggish and slow .
`` You feel a bit chunky and it plays on your mind .
I would like to think that by the time Strictly is back on air , I ’ ll be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ she insisted .
In order to drop the extra pounds , Shirley has started a new time-focused eating regime better known as intermittent fasting .
The star only allows herself to eat six hours a day from between noon and 6pm .
Having suffered from anxiety at the beginning of the global pandemic , Shirley turned to food for comfort .
Now she is trying her best to undo the damage that has been done , in her words , by limiting the amount of food she intakes .
Although it 's been @ @ @ @ @ @ @ professional dancer insisted that once she puts her mind to something , she can achieve anything .
Either way , there 's no denying that Shirley looks absolutely incredible .
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Much like the rest of us, the stunning Strictly star has found comfort in food and sweet treats while trying to cope with the current crisis
Strictly's Shirley Ballas 'feels fat' after gaining 20lb by 'eating all day' in lockdown
Shirley Ballas has gotten candid about the effects that the coronavirus has had on her body.
The Strictly Come Dancing star has admitted that she has gained almost 20 pounds since lockdown began back in March.
Much like the rest of us, the stunning 59-year-old has found comfort in food and sweet treats while trying to cope with the current crisis.
Shirley has admitted that her anxiety has rapidly increased during these trying times and she found solace in the kitchen.
Over the past four months, the dancing queen has transformed from a size six to a size ten.
Image: Dave J Hogan/Getty Images) Dave J Hogan/Getty Images)
But the extra little bit of weight does not bother Shirley because a pre-Strictly overhaul is under way.
The much-loved telly star has already lost a whopping six pounds.
She told the Sun : "I am fat. I can’t fit in my trousers but I am not going up another dress size.
"I have gained 20 pounds, but I am six pounds down this morning".
The star was motivated by her beloved mother who encouraged her weight loss by comparing her shredded pounds to a bag of potatoes.
Image: Internet Unknown) Internet Unknown)
Shirley explained: "Mum said to me, ‘You’ve lost that five-pound bag of spuds off your a**e — only three more bags to go’. No one wants to see my bits jiggling.”
For the Strictly favourite, it's not about her appearance, but rather wanting to avoid feeling sluggish and slow.
"You feel a bit chunky and it plays on your mind. I would like to think that by the time Strictly is back on air, I’ll be back at my normal weight," she insisted.
In order to drop the extra pounds, Shirley has started a new time-focused eating regime better known as intermittent fasting.
The star only allows herself to eat six hours a day from between noon and 6pm.
Image: shirleyballas/Instagram) shirleyballas/Instagram)
Having suffered from anxiety at the beginning of the global pandemic, Shirley turned to food for comfort.
Now she is trying her best to undo the damage that has been done, in her words, by limiting the amount of food she intakes.
Although it's been a bit of a struggle, the professional dancer insisted that once she puts her mind to something, she can achieve anything.
Either way, there's no denying that Shirley looks absolutely incredible.
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thedailymirror--2020-07-03--Will Smith cried 'uncontrollably' after he met future wife Jada amid heartbreak

Hollywood favourite Will Smith has admitted he 'cried uncontrollably '' after realising he loved Jada Pinkett Smith .
The pair had met on a set during Will 's relationship with his first wife , Sheree Zampino .
Speaking honestly with Red Table Talk , Will was accompanied by his daughter Willow Smith and mother-in-law Adrienne Banfield-Jones .
The Independence Day star once began `` crying uncontrollably '' while out to dinner with his then-wife Sheree Zampino , as he had realised how unhappy he now was in their marriage .
The revelation had come after he had befriended Jada Pinkett @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Fresh Prince of Bel Air at the age of 19 before working on A Different World near where he was filming .
He was keen to get to know her further and visited her set , but resultantly crossed paths with Sheree - who he went on to marry in 1992 .
Sheree went on to give birth to their only child , son Trey .
However , Will said of his feelings after meeting Jada : `` I knew that there was something in our energy that would be magic . ''
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ faithful to his wife , but a painful realisation truly hit him when he was having dinner with Sheree .
He said he understood : `` I was n't with the person I was supposed to be with '' .
Crying in the bathroom he returned to the table and was aware that Jada `` was the woman I was supposed to be with '' .
While not acting on his feelings and pursuing a divorce from Sheree , his wife did it for him , filing for divorce on Valentine 's Day @ @ @ @ @ @ @ As soon as the divorce papers were signed , Will asked Jada out on a date , sparking their legendary romance .
They married in 1997 and went on to have their children : Jaden and Willow .
The pair have now been married for over two decades and have each enjoyed lucrative careers in the film industry and by each other 's sides .
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Hollywood star Will Smith fell for Jada Pinkett Smith and it made him realise how much his marriage to Sheree Zampino had changed
Hollywood favourite Will Smith has admitted he 'cried uncontrollably" after realising he loved Jada Pinkett Smith.
The pair had met on a set during Will's relationship with his first wife, Sheree Zampino.
Speaking honestly with Red Table Talk, Will was accompanied by his daughter Willow Smith and mother-in-law Adrienne Banfield-Jones.
The Independence Day star once began "crying uncontrollably" while out to dinner with his then-wife Sheree Zampino, as he had realised how unhappy he now was in their marriage.
The revelation had come after he had befriended Jada Pinkett after she auditioned for his show The Fresh Prince of Bel Air at the age of 19 before working on A Different World near where he was filming.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
He was keen to get to know her further and visited her set, but resultantly crossed paths with Sheree - who he went on to marry in 1992.
Sheree went on to give birth to their only child, son Trey.
However, Will said of his feelings after meeting Jada: "I knew that there was something in our energy that would be magic."
Despite befriending Jada, Will would remain faithful to his wife, but a painful realisation truly hit him when he was having dinner with Sheree.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
He said he understood: "I wasn't with the person I was supposed to be with".
Crying in the bathroom he returned to the table and was aware that Jada "was the woman I was supposed to be with".
While not acting on his feelings and pursuing a divorce from Sheree, his wife did it for him, filing for divorce on Valentine's Day in a shock twist for Will.
As soon as the divorce papers were signed, Will asked Jada out on a date, sparking their legendary romance.
Image: The LIFE Picture Collection via Getty Images) The LIFE Picture Collection via Getty Images)
They married in 1997 and went on to have their children: Jaden and Willow.
The pair have now been married for over two decades and have each enjoyed lucrative careers in the film industry and by each other's sides.
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thedailymirror--2020-07-03--Susanna Reid in 'awkward row' with Judge Rinder on Celebrity Gogglebox

Susanna Reid and Judge Robert Rinder came to blows over coronavirus rules and restrictions on Gogglebox .
The Good Morning Britain star , 49 , and the celebrity judge , 42 , found themselves in a heated debate on tonight 's episode of the hit Channel 4 reality show .
The pair 's fresh faces were met with much excitement and admiration from avid Celebrity Gogglebix fans who could not wait for Susanna and Judge Rinder to share their thoughts on the week 's best telly bits .
But it all ended in disaster as the stars got into playful @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the current social distancing guidelines in the UK , Susanna and Rob were forced to sit at least one metre apart while catching up on some screen time .
However their telly session was rudely interrupted by Rob 's adorable dog who perched himself in between the TV stars .
Susanna was left less than impressed by the fact her longterm pal allowed his furry friend on the sofa alongside them .
After Rob tried to convince Sus to give the precious pooch a cuddle , the Good Morning Britain star admitted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ current crisis .
Susanna insisted that cats can carry the killer bug , therefore , she was n't fully convinced that dogs do n't too .
The much-loved presenter barked : `` I read it in a news report .
I 'm not going to rub the dog '' .
Unimpressed by this , Judge Rinder snapped back : `` First of all , I doubt your sources .
`` There are certain things undoubtedly you can pick up from pussies , but not Covid '' the outspoken telly star quipped .
Later @ @ @ @ @ @ @ really came to blows when Rob asked Susanna to change the channel using the remote .
However , she immediately refused when she snapped : `` I ’ ve touched your dog , I don ’ t want to touch the remote ! ''
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This did n't go down well with Rob who angrily stood up from his seat and snatched the remote for himself .
`` Now I ’ ve turned the f****** thing off ! ''
the star shouted .
Thankfully , the cheeky duo patched things up before the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ did n't go unnoticed by stunned viewers at home .
Taking to Twitter they described Susanna as a 'complete diva ' .
`` Oh my goodness !
Who knew that Susanna Reid was such a bloody diva !
Touch the dog for Christs sake ! ''
fumed one fan .
While another added : `` Lol Susanna is such a bore .
Have some fun and play with the dog omg ! ''
.
Celebrity Gogglebox airs on Fridays at 9pm on Channel 4 .
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Susanna Reid and Judge Robert Rinder came to blows over coronavirus rules and restrictions on Celebrity Gogglebox
Susanna Reid in 'awkward row' with Judge Rinder on Celebrity Gogglebox
Susanna Reid and Judge Robert Rinder came to blows over coronavirus rules and restrictions on Gogglebox.
The Good Morning Britain star, 49, and the celebrity judge, 42, found themselves in a heated debate on tonight's episode of the hit Channel 4 reality show.
The pair's fresh faces were met with much excitement and admiration from avid Celebrity Gogglebix fans who could not wait for Susanna and Judge Rinder to share their thoughts on the week's best telly bits.
But it all ended in disaster as the stars got into playful feud over a pet pooch.
Due to the current social distancing guidelines in the UK, Susanna and Rob were forced to sit at least one metre apart while catching up on some screen time.
However their telly session was rudely interrupted by Rob's adorable dog who perched himself in between the TV stars.
Susanna was left less than impressed by the fact her longterm pal allowed his furry friend on the sofa alongside them.
After Rob tried to convince Sus to give the precious pooch a cuddle, the Good Morning Britain star admitted that she felt uncomfortable due to the current crisis.
Susanna insisted that cats can carry the killer bug, therefore, she wasn't fully convinced that dogs don't too.
The much-loved presenter barked: "I read it in a news report. I'm not going to rub the dog".
Unimpressed by this, Judge Rinder snapped back: "First of all, I doubt your sources.
"There are certain things undoubtedly you can pick up from pussies, but not Covid" the outspoken telly star quipped.
Later on in the show, the pair really came to blows when Rob asked Susanna to change the channel using the remote.
However, she immediately refused when she snapped: "I’ve touched your dog, I don’t want to touch the remote!".
This didn't go down well with Rob who angrily stood up from his seat and snatched the remote for himself.
"Now I’ve turned the f****** thing off!" the star shouted.
Thankfully, the cheeky duo patched things up before the end of the show, but it didn't go unnoticed by stunned viewers at home.
Taking to Twitter they described Susanna as a 'complete diva'.
"Oh my goodness! Who knew that Susanna Reid was such a bloody diva! Touch the dog for Christs sake!" fumed one fan.
While another added: "Lol Susanna is such a bore. Have some fun and play with the dog omg!".
Celebrity Gogglebox airs on Fridays at 9pm on Channel 4.
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thedailymirror--2020-07-03--Love Island to return this summer as much-loved stars reunite on screen

Love Island 's much-loved stars will reunite on screens in new specials set to air this summer .
The ITV2 show was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic , leaving fans heartbroken .
But bosses are hoping to fill the huge gap in scheduling with reunion specials involving some of the show 's brightest stars .
Among the Islanders producers are hoping to sign up include Dani Dyer , Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury , Amber Gill and Olivia Attwood .
A source told The Sun that bosses were `` gutted '' about pulling the plug on the programme as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ shows and a big commercial success .
They added : “ It just wasn ’ t feasible to go off to Mallorca and shoot at the villa , but this is a great way to get the show on air and give fans something to tide them over before it can return properly .
“ Hopefully , the best-remembered names will agree to take part as it would be brilliant to see how they get on a few years later after so much has gone on in their lives . ''
Tonight , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the channel , with narrator Iain Stirling confirming that they would be `` reminiscing '' about the biggest moments over the years .
A sweet clip in the trailer showed Nathan Massey and Carla De La Hoyde lying together on one of the daybeds back in 2016 .
The couple , who are now married and expecting their second child together , confessed their feelings for one another for the first time .
`` She loves me , '' Nathan was seen saying excitedly .
*Love Island : All the Dramz airs this @ @ @

Love Island to return this summer as much-loved stars reunite on screen
Love Island 's much-loved stars will reunite on screens in new specials set to air this summer.
The ITV2 show was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic, leaving fans heartbroken.
But bosses are hoping to fill the huge gap in scheduling with reunion specials involving some of the show's brightest stars.
Among the Islanders producers are hoping to sign up include Dani Dyer, Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury, Amber Gill and Olivia Attwood.
A source told The Sun that bosses were "gutted" about pulling the plug on the programme as it was one of their most popular shows and a big commercial success.
Image: Supplied by WENN) Supplied by WENN) Image: REX) REX)
They added: “It just wasn’t feasible to go off to Mallorca and shoot at the villa, but this is a great way to get the show on air and give fans something to tide them over before it can return properly.
“Hopefully, the best-remembered names will agree to take part as it would be brilliant to see how they get on a few years later after so much has gone on in their lives."
Image: PA) PA)
Tonight, ITV2 teased a new show coming to the channel, with narrator Iain Stirling confirming that they would be "reminiscing" about the biggest moments over the years.
A sweet clip in the trailer showed Nathan Massey and Carla De La Hoyde lying together on one of the daybeds back in 2016.
The couple, who are now married and expecting their second child together, confessed their feelings for one another for the first time.
"She loves me," Nathan was seen saying excitedly.
So cute...
*Love Island: All the Dramz airs this July on ITV2


thedailymirror--2020-07-03--Britain's oldest pub landlord isn't reopening on Saturday - as it's too risky

Britain 's oldest pub landlord says he will not be wo n't be opening his doors on Saturday - saying he does n't think it 's safe .
Frank Collins , the 91-year-old owner of the Dog and Partridge in Sowood , West Yorkshire , has had brushes with death before and has no desire to take unnecessary risks .
The pub , between Huddersfield and Halifax , has been owned by Frank 's family for nearly 70 years after his dad bought it in the 1950s .
Although the government has given the green light for boozers to reopen @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is still too dangerous .
He has put a sign on the door informing regulars they will have to wait a bit longer .
Frank , who carved out a successful career in the textile trade before taking over the pub from mum Mabel , who died in 2001 , said : `` I 'm putting myself on the line if I do and it 's just too much of a risk at my age .
`` A stranger coming in could easily infect me so it 's not worth it at this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ months off so a few more wo n't go amiss .
I have been watching TV and going for a walk , I 've plenty of memories so I have lots to keep me occupied .
`` My niece Alison comes round regularly which is good .
I have just about finished with textiles , I had a warehouse at Marsden but I have vacated it . ''
The cancer survivor was nearly blown up on an aircraft carrier in 1948 when a colleague fired a pistol .
Frank who loves a party @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his 90th birthday bash , added : `` And sometimes I see regulars who come and have a chat outside when the weather is good .
`` I 'm not spending owt and I 'm not making owt .
`` I think maybe by the time we get to September that will be a safe time to open up as long as this virus does n't kick in again . ''

Frank Collins, 91, said he has no intention of reopening the Dog and Partridge in Sowood, West Yorkshire, saying the risk of contracting Covid-19 "isn't worth it"
Britain's oldest pub landlord isn't reopening on Saturday - because it's too risky
Britain's oldest pub landlord says he will not be won't be opening his doors on Saturday - saying he doesn't think it's safe.
Frank Collins, the 91-year-old owner of the Dog and Partridge in Sowood, West Yorkshire, has had brushes with death before and has no desire to take unnecessary risks.
The pub, between Huddersfield and Halifax, has been owned by Frank's family for nearly 70 years after his dad bought it in the 1950s.
Although the government has given the green light for boozers to reopen from Saturday, the landlord said it is still too dangerous.
Image: Huddersfield Examiner/MEN Media) Huddersfield Examiner/MEN Media)
He has put a sign on the door informing regulars they will have to wait a bit longer.
Frank, who carved out a successful career in the textile trade before taking over the pub from mum Mabel, who died in 2001, said: "I'm putting myself on the line if I do and it's just too much of a risk at my age.
"A stranger coming in could easily infect me so it's not worth it at this stage.
Image: Huddersfield Examiner/MEN Media) Huddersfield Examiner/MEN Media)
"I've put a notice on the door.
"I have had three months off so a few more won't go amiss. I have been watching TV and going for a walk, I've plenty of memories so I have lots to keep me occupied.
"My niece Alison comes round regularly which is good. I have just about finished with textiles, I had a warehouse at Marsden but I have vacated it."
The cancer survivor was nearly blown up on an aircraft carrier in 1948 when a colleague fired a pistol.
Frank who loves a party and who danced in the rain for his 90th birthday bash, added: "And sometimes I see regulars who come and have a chat outside when the weather is good.
"I'm not spending owt and I'm not making owt.
"I think maybe by the time we get to September that will be a safe time to open up as long as this virus doesn't kick in again."


thedailymirror--2020-07-03--Lea Michele returns to social media for first time since issuing apology

Lea Michele has returned to Instagram for the first time since apologising to her former co-stars .
The Glee star , who is pregnant with her first child , was faced with a string of allegations of bullying and diva behaviour from people she 's worked with in the past .
It all started when Glee actress Samantha Ware said Lea , who played lead Rachel Berry , `` made her life a living hell '' and accused her of threatening to defecate in her wig .
She came forward with her story after Lea took to Twitter to show @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Black Lives Matter movement .
A string of people then came forward with their own allegations .
Appearing to move on , Lea took to her Instagram stories tonight to share a trio of pictures .
One focused on the blue sky above the woods where she was walking , while the second was a close up of trees she was walking amongst .
The third and final image shows the heavily pregnant star wondering down a path through the woods .
She 's wearing a face mask and has her hair tied @ @ @ @ @ @ @ growing belly is on full display in a black crop top .
She completed her outfit with black leggings and trainers , and appears to be holding onto a white T-shirt that she 's removed due to the heat .
Lea , 33 , is expecting her first child with husband Zandy Reich .
This is the first time Lea has posted on Instagram in a month .
She last shared on June 3 when she issued an apology following the assucations .
She wrote : `` One of the most important lessons @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we need to take the time to listen and learn about other people 's perspectives and any role we have played or anything we can do to help address the injustices that they face .
`` When I tweeted the other day , it was meant to be a show of support for our friends and neighbors and communities of color during this really difficult time , but the responses I received to what I posted have made me also focus specifically on how my behaviour towards fellow cast members was perceived by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ remember ever making this specific statement and I have never judged others by their background or colour of their skin , that 's not really the point , what matters is that I clearly acted in ways which hurt other people .
`` Whether it was my privileged position and perspective that caused me to be perceived as insensitive or inappropriate at times or whether it was just my immaturity and me just being unnecessarily difficult , I apologize for my behaviour and for any pain which I have caused .
`` We @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have definitely used these past several months to reflect on my own shortcomings . ''
She added : `` I am a couple of months from becoming a mother and I know I need to keep working to better myself and take responsibility for my actions , so that I can be a real role model for my child and so I can pass along my lessons and mistakes , so that they can learn from me .
`` I listened to these criticisms and I am learning and while I am very @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the future from this experience . ''

The Glee star, who is pregnant with her first child, returned to Instagram tonight after a month-long break following the accusations made against her by former co-stars
Lea Michele has returned to Instagram for the first time since apologising to her former co-stars.
The Glee star, who is pregnant with her first child, was faced with a string of allegations of bullying and diva behaviour from people she's worked with in the past.
It all started when Glee actress Samantha Ware said Lea, who played lead Rachel Berry, "made her life a living hell" and accused her of threatening to defecate in her wig.
She came forward with her story after Lea took to Twitter to show her support for George Floyd and the Black Lives Matter movement.
A string of people then came forward with their own allegations.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Appearing to move on, Lea took to her Instagram stories tonight to share a trio of pictures.
One focused on the blue sky above the woods where she was walking, while the second was a close up of trees she was walking amongst.
The third and final image shows the heavily pregnant star wondering down a path through the woods.
She's wearing a face mask and has her hair tied back for her hike.
Lea's growing belly is on full display in a black crop top.
She completed her outfit with black leggings and trainers, and appears to be holding onto a white T-shirt that she's removed due to the heat.
Lea, 33, is expecting her first child with husband Zandy Reich.
Image: leamichele/Instagram) leamichele/Instagram) Image: leamichele/Instagram) leamichele/Instagram)
This is the first time Lea has posted on Instagram in a month.
She last shared on June 3 when she issued an apology following the assucations.
She wrote: "One of the most important lessons of the last few weeks is that we need to take the time to listen and learn about other people's perspectives and any role we have played or anything we can do to help address the injustices that they face.
"When I tweeted the other day, it was meant to be a show of support for our friends and neighbors and communities of color during this really difficult time, but the responses I received to what I posted have made me also focus specifically on how my behaviour towards fellow cast members was perceived by them.
Image: leamichele/Instagram) leamichele/Instagram)
"While I don't remember ever making this specific statement and I have never judged others by their background or colour of their skin, that's not really the point, what matters is that I clearly acted in ways which hurt other people.
"Whether it was my privileged position and perspective that caused me to be perceived as insensitive or inappropriate at times or whether it was just my immaturity and me just being unnecessarily difficult, I apologize for my behaviour and for any pain which I have caused.
"We all can grow and change and I have definitely used these past several months to reflect on my own shortcomings."
She added: "I am a couple of months from becoming a mother and I know I need to keep working to better myself and take responsibility for my actions, so that I can be a real role model for my child and so I can pass along my lessons and mistakes, so that they can learn from me.
"I listened to these criticisms and I am learning and while I am very sorry, I will be better in the future from this experience."


thedailymirror--2020-07-04--Paul Scholes pinpoints key difference between Mason Greenwood and Daniel James

Paul Scholes has highlighted the differences between impressive Manchester United youngsters Mason Greenwood and Daniel James .
Wales international James was signed from Swansea City for £15million last summer and has been a mainstay in manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 's side for much of the season .
However , the 22-year-old 's four-goal campaign has been largely overshadowed by the emergence of teenage star Greenwood .
The 18-year-old United academy product has scored 13 goals in all competitions , including six in the Premier League , and has staked his claim to be United 's starting right winger over James @ @ @ @ @ @ @ believes James has had an impressive debut campaign , he sees Greenwood as the bigger goalscoring threat .
`` Look , I know Dan James has done really well for his first season , Scholes told the BBC .
`` He ’ s done brilliant but when Mason Greenwood comes into that right-hand side the trickery the skills he ’ s got , you feel he ’ s going to score a goal every single time .
`` He ’ s a real talent , he ’ ll develop , he ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ He ’ s got plenty of time on his hands but what we are seeing now he looks like he ’ s going to be a real top player . ''
Like Scholes , Greenwood spent years developing as a player in United 's youth ranks after joining the club at the age of six .
Scholes has kept a keen eye on the England U21 star 's progress and highlighted his ability to play in either a central or a wide role .
He added : `` He ’ s a major @ @ @ @ @ @ @ team he was an out and out centre forward really .
He never played in the wide areas .
`` But United seem to have three or four of these players who you ’ re not sure if he ’ s a centre forward or a wide player but you have to say when he plays on the right-hand side he looks a real threat . ''
Greenwood opened the scoring in United 's 3-0 win over Brighton on Tuesday and is pushing for another start against Bournemouth on Saturday afternoon .
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The Red Devils legend has given his verdict on which player he prefers on United's right flank, identifying one star who looks like he is "going to score every single time"
Paul Scholes has highlighted the differences between impressive Manchester United youngsters Mason Greenwood and Daniel James.
Wales international James was signed from Swansea City for £15million last summer and has been a mainstay in manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side for much of the season.
However, the 22-year-old's four-goal campaign has been largely overshadowed by the emergence of teenage star Greenwood.
The 18-year-old United academy product has scored 13 goals in all competitions, including six in the Premier League, and has staked his claim to be United's starting right winger over James.
And while Red Devils legend Scholes believes James has had an impressive debut campaign, he sees Greenwood as the bigger goalscoring threat.
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"Look, I know Dan James has done really well for his first season, Scholes told the BBC . "He’s done brilliant but when Mason Greenwood comes into that right-hand side the trickery the skills he’s got, you feel he’s going to score a goal every single time.
"He’s a real talent, he’ll develop, he’s 18 years old which is ridiculous. He’s got plenty of time on his hands but what we are seeing now he looks like he’s going to be a real top player."
Like Scholes, Greenwood spent years developing as a player in United's youth ranks after joining the club at the age of six.
Scholes has kept a keen eye on the England U21 star's progress and highlighted his ability to play in either a central or a wide role.
He added: "He’s a major talent. Growing up in the youth team he was an out and out centre forward really. He never played in the wide areas.
"But United seem to have three or four of these players who you’re not sure if he’s a centre forward or a wide player but you have to say when he plays on the right-hand side he looks a real threat."
Greenwood opened the scoring in United's 3-0 win over Brighton on Tuesday and is pushing for another start against Bournemouth on Saturday afternoon.
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thedailymirror--2020-07-04--Man in distinctive shorts pictured casually walking down street 'holding a gun'

Shocking footage shows a man in distinctive shorts strolling along a Liverpool street with a gun in his hand .
The clip , shared with the Liverpool Echo , is believed to have been taken on May 19 - when police received calls of shots fired .
The man , sporting a pair of pink and purple shorts and a T-shirt , is seen walking past several parked cars before appearing to enter a block of flats .
It was taken in Ivy Avenue in Garston .
In a statement after shots were reportedly fired , Merseyside Police said : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on May 19 ) to reports loud bangs had been heard .
`` A search of the area was carried out .
`` No damage was discovered and there were no reports of anyone being injured but casings were recovered .
A further search of area will be carried out today .
`` At 10.55pm last night a further call was received of a disturbance in Ivy Avenue , damage being caused to cars and a caravan on fire . ''
The force spokesman added : `` It is believed at this stage @ @ @ @ @ @ @ investigations are currently under way . ''
This video has since emerged , showing a man walking through the area carrying a gun .
Police are thought to already be aware of the footage .
Two men were arrested following the incidents but no arrests were made in relation to any firearms offences as officers believe the shots heard came from a blank firing weapon .
It is not known if the man in the video is one of those people arrested .
A police spokesman said : `` We can confirm that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in Garston in May .
`` At around 8.20pm on Tuesday , May 19 , officers were called to Ivy Avenue to reports loud bangs had been heard .
`` A search of the area was carried out and damage or injuries reported .
No evidence was found of a shooting , and it is believed a blank firing weapon was fired .
`` At 10.55pm , a further call was received of a disturbance in Ivy Avenue , damage being caused to cars and a caravan on fire .
`` A 43-year-old @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on bail .
`` A 44 year-old man was arrested for affray , criminal damage and s18 assault , and remains under investigation . ''

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Footage taken in Liverpool appears to show a man walk into a block of flats while holding a gun. It is believed to have been taken on May 19, when police were called to reports of 'loud bangs'
Man in distinctive shorts pictured casually walking down street 'with gun in hand'
Shocking footage shows a man in distinctive shorts strolling along a Liverpool street with a gun in his hand.
The clip, shared with the Liverpool Echo, is believed to have been taken on May 19 - when police received calls of shots fired.
The man, sporting a pair of pink and purple shorts and a T-shirt, is seen walking past several parked cars before appearing to enter a block of flats.
It was taken in Ivy Avenue in Garston.
In a statement after shots were reportedly fired, Merseyside Police said: "We were contacted at 8.20pm (on May 19) to reports loud bangs had been heard.
"A search of the area was carried out.
Image: Liverpool Echo) Liverpool Echo)
"No damage was discovered and there were no reports of anyone being injured but casings were recovered. A further search of area will be carried out today.
"At 10.55pm last night a further call was received of a disturbance in Ivy Avenue, damage being caused to cars and a caravan on fire."
The force spokesman added: "It is believed at this stage that the two incidents are linked and investigations are currently under way."
Image: Liverpool Echo) Liverpool Echo)
This video has since emerged, showing a man walking through the area carrying a gun.
Police are thought to already be aware of the footage.
Two men were arrested following the incidents but no arrests were made in relation to any firearms offences as officers believe the shots heard came from a blank firing weapon.
It is not known if the man in the video is one of those people arrested.
A police spokesman said: "We can confirm that an investigation is ongoing following an incident in Garston in May.
"At around 8.20pm on Tuesday, May 19, officers were called to Ivy Avenue to reports loud bangs had been heard.
"A search of the area was carried out and damage or injuries reported. No evidence was found of a shooting, and it is believed a blank firing weapon was fired.
"At 10.55pm, a further call was received of a disturbance in Ivy Avenue, damage being caused to cars and a caravan on fire.
"A 43-year-old man was arrested for affray and remains on bail.
"A 44 year-old man was arrested for affray, criminal damage and s18 assault, and remains under investigation."


thedailymirror--2020-07-04--Inside Jesy Nelson’s idyllic staycation cabin complete with igloo and hot tub

Jesy Nelson has taken her fans on a tour of her luxury staycation cabin which comes complete with an igloo , hot tub and fur interiors .
The Little Mix singer enjoyed a getaway at the Copper Cabin , an Airbnb in Storrington , West Sussex , which costs £400 a night .
She took to her Instagram Stories yesterday to share a clips of the cabin , which is nestled in its own 3 acre woodland .
The cabin is set in a quiet garden area and a beautiful bridge leads over a stream to the main living area @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the main living area , which comes complete with its own comfy sofa with soft cusions and a huge TV .
The living area is full of fur rugs and plants , as well as an inviting bubbling hot tub .
In the garden is the cosy igloo dome which has sun loungers and artificial grass .
A smitten Jessy accompanied a clip of the igloo by saying : `` I mean , '' alongside four Emoji love heart faces .
The singer also said the home was a `` dream '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ceiling lit up with sparkling lights an incense burned .
She also told how she had been watching hit TV comedy The Inbetweeners , saying : `` One of my fave episodes , them hoops ! ''
She later explained : `` Had the most incredible stay at the Copper Cabin , just what was needed . ''
Jesy admitted last week that she turned into a 'slob ' at the start of the lockdown but the novelty quickly wore off .
The 29-year-old Black Magic songstress was talking about her health and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Rock ’ n ’ Roll podcast on June 14 when she made the admission .
The Little Mix star explained that during the first few weeks of the lockdown she watched lots of Netflix and ate whatever she wanted , but was eventually drawn to the routine of exercise .
`` I was like , this is a dream .
I can do nothing .
I can be a slob at home , '' Jesy told the medical experts .
`` I can eat what I want .
So I was literally living @ @ @ @ @ @ @ weeks .
I was watching Netflix , I was being such a tramp . ''

The Little Mix singer gave her Instagram fans a glimpse of the Copper Cabin, an Airbnb in Storrington, West Sussex, which costs £400 a night
Jesy Nelson has taken her fans on a tour of her luxury staycation cabin which comes complete with an igloo, hot tub and fur interiors.
The Little Mix singer enjoyed a getaway at the Copper Cabin, an Airbnb in Storrington, West Sussex, which costs £400 a night.
She took to her Instagram Stories yesterday to share a clips of the cabin, which is nestled in its own 3 acre woodland.
The cabin is set in a quiet garden area and a beautiful bridge leads over a stream to the main living area.
Jesy was able to get cosy in the main living area, which comes complete with its own comfy sofa with soft cusions and a huge TV.
Image: jesynelson/Instagram) jesynelson/Instagram)
The living area is full of fur rugs and plants, as well as an inviting bubbling hot tub.
In the garden is the cosy igloo dome which has sun loungers and artificial grass.
A smitten Jessy accompanied a clip of the igloo by saying: "I mean," alongside four Emoji love heart faces.
Image: jesynelson/Instagram) jesynelson/Instagram)
The singer also said the home was a "dream" in a clip which showed the bedroom ceiling lit up with sparkling lights an incense burned.
She also told how she had been watching hit TV comedy The Inbetweeners, saying: "One of my fave episodes, them hoops!"
She later explained: "Had the most incredible stay at the Copper Cabin, just what was needed."
Image: jesynelson/Instagram) jesynelson/Instagram) Image: jesynelson/Instagram) jesynelson/Instagram)
Jesy admitted last week that she turned into a 'slob' at the start of the lockdown but the novelty quickly wore off.
The 29-year-old Black Magic songstress was talking about her health and wellbeing on the Steths, Drugs & Rock ’n’ Roll podcast on June 14 when she made the admission.
The Little Mix star explained that during the first few weeks of the lockdown she watched lots of Netflix and ate whatever she wanted, but was eventually drawn to the routine of exercise.
Image: jesynelson/Instagram) jesynelson/Instagram)
"I was like, this is a dream. I can do nothing. I can be a slob at home," Jesy told the medical experts.
"I can eat what I want. So I was literally living my best life for the first two weeks. I was watching Netflix, I was being such a tramp."


thedailymirror--2020-07-04--Man Utd vs Bournemouth live score and goal updates from Premier League

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Five-star Manchester United sent a message to their Premier League top four rivals with an exhilarating display in a 5-2 victory over Bournemouth on Saturday.
Mason Greenwood scored two of the most memorable and important goals of the game, equalising for the Reds after the Cherries stole a lead through Junior Stanislas.
Marcus Rashford doubled United’s advantage with a penalty in the 35th minute before Anthony Martial made it 3-1 at the break after a brilliant piece of individual play.
Josh King gave Bournemouth a lifeline through a penalty of their own early in the second half, then it was Greenwood’s who restored the two-goal lead and killed the game.
Bruno Fernandes bent a free kick over the wall to pad out the gap between the sides and make sure Ole Gunnar Solksjaer’s side extended their unbeaten run to 16 matches.
The win moves United above Chelsea into fourth place, although the Blues currently have a game in hand, and – perhaps more significantly – continues their top run of form.


thedailymirror--2020-07-04--Katie Andre showers Princess' new puppy with gifts after Peter Andre said no

Katie Price has splashed the cash on her daughter Princess ' new puppy Rolo after she gifting her eldest daughter a new pet to play with for her 13th birthday this week .
In her latest YouTube video , Katie was joined by her assistant and Princess as they visited a pet store to stock up on items for the pooch .
Princess demanded the full works and packed her trolley with everything from blankets , bottles and even expensive perfume for the dog .
After they made their way around the store separately , Katie reunited with her daughter @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` Do you know what I 've got him ?
I 've got him shampoo and conditioner , I 've got him dog perfume .
And I want to get him a blanket as well , '' listed Princess - after which Katie shot at startled look to camera .
Despite her mock outrage , Katie emerged from the shop laboured with multiple bags bursting with toys and treats for puppy Rolo that filled up the boot of her car .
The sight wo n't please Princess ' dad Peter Andre who recently @ @ @ @ @ @ @ get the animal .
Speaking in his column for new !
magazine , Peter opened up about Princess ' request and why he 'd been forced to turn it down .
The pop star wrote : `` It 's Princess 's birthday at the end of the month and she said she wants a puppy .
`` It 's every dad 's dream to get their daughter a puppy for their 13th birthday but Emily is so allergic to dogs I do n't think it 's going to be possible .
`` It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Princess 's dream come true but I will make it up to her , I promise . ''
But when Pete said no , Katie stepped in to make sure her daughter was n't too disappointed on her special day .
Katie is a huge animal lover and had everything from horses , cats and dogs at her Surrey mansion .
She now just has the one dog , a guard dog called Blade .
While Peter said he could n't give Princess the puppy she wanted , he did gift her two @ @ @ @ @ @ @ explained : `` For her main present Emily bought her two little dwarf rabbits , which are so gorgeous .
`` They are brother and sister and have their own little house . ''

Katie Price showers Princess' new puppy with gifts after Pete Andre said no dogs
Katie Price showers Princess' new puppy with gifts after Pete Andre said no dogs
Katie took her eldest daughter on a shopping spree after her ex husband Peter Andre admitted he didn't want her to get a pet
Katie Price showers Princess' new puppy with gifts after Pete Andre said no dogs
Katie Price has splashed the cash on her daughter Princess' new puppy Rolo after she gifting her eldest daughter a pet for her 13th birthday this week.
In her latest YouTube video, Katie was joined by her assistant and Princess as they visited a pet store to stock up on items for the pooch.
Princess demanded the full works and packed her trolley with everything from blankets, bottles and even expensive perfume for the dog.
After they made their way around the store separately, Katie reunited with her daughter to check what she was buying.
Image: Katie Price/Youtube) Katie Price/Youtube) Image: Katie Price/Youtube) Katie Price/Youtube)
"Do you know what I've got him? I've got him shampoo and conditioner, I've got him dog perfume. And I want to get him a blanket as well," listed Princess - after which Katie shot at startled look to camera.
Despite her mock outrage, Katie emerged from the shop laboured with multiple bags bursting with toys and treats for puppy Rolo that filled up the boot of her car.
The sight won't please Princess' dad Peter Andre who recently admitted he didn't want her to get the animal.
Image: Katie Price/Youtube) Katie Price/Youtube) Image: Katie Price/Youtube) Katie Price/Youtube)
Speaking in his column for new! magazine, Peter opened up about Princess' request and why he'd been forced to turn it down.
The pop star wrote: "It's Princess's birthday at the end of the month and she said she wants a puppy.
"It's every dad's dream to get their daughter a puppy for their 13th birthday but Emily is so allergic to dogs I don't think it's going to be possible.
"It makes me sad I can't make Princess's dream come true but I will make it up to her, I promise."
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
But when Pete said no, Katie stepped in to make sure her daughter wasn't too disappointed on her special day.
Katie is a huge animal lover and had horses, cats and dogs living with her at her Surrey mansion.
She now just has the one dog, a guard dog called Blade.
While Peter said he couldn't give Princess the puppy she wanted, he did gift her two rabbits for her birthday instead.
He explained: "For her main present Emily bought her two little dwarf rabbits, which are so gorgeous.
"They are brother and sister and have their own little house."


thedailymirror--2020-07-04--Car smashes into UK's 'unluckiest' pub hours before it was finally due to reopen

A Land Rover ploughed into the side of a pub just hours before it was due to reopen for the first time since March as England 's coronavirus lockdown was relaxed .
The crash left a gaping hole in a wall at the Swan Inn in Little Chart , Ashford , Kent , and the landlord , Ray Perkins , was still hoping to welcome back hundreds of thirsty punters .
Police were called to the pub just before 2.30am on Saturday when a car slammed into the wall , leaving Mr Perkins , 67 , devastated after spending months @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Ann .
Three 17-year-olds inside the car suffered minor injuries .
One was arrested on suspicion of taking a vehicle without consent and drink driving .
Part of the wall was destroyed and rubble was strewn across the bar .
But determined Mr Perkins said : “ We don ’ t want to let people down , they ’ ve waited long enough for a beer .
The show must go on.
” The couple have been running the 15th century coaching inn for almost two years .
Mr Perkins said : “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ huge bang and then what sounded like someone hammering on the door .
“ I thought someone had broken down , but we came downstairs to find a car in the front of the pub .
“ It was a Land Rover Discovery with three people inside .
It looked like one of them had a broken arm .
“ Our bedroom is right above the hole in the front of the pub , and our bed has moved down two inches .
We ’ re lucky the floor didn ’ t collapse.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ scene alongside the Kent Fire and Rescue Service .
Ann commented : “ Devastated doesn ’ t describe it .
Our pride and joy has been destroyed.
” Mr Perkins remained optimistic they would still be serving 200 regulars booked in to drink in marquees in the pub ’ s garden .
“ We ’ re still hoping to open , ” he said .
“ There ’ s some clearing up to do , and we can ’ t have people inside the pub , but there ’ s plenty of room @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said in a statement : “ Kent Police was called at 2.24am on 4 July 2020 to a report of a car colliding with a pub in The Street , Little Chart , Ashford .
“ Officers attended along with South East Coast Ambulance Service and Kent Fire and Rescue Service .
“ Three 17-year-old boys , who were inside the vehicle , were taken to a local hospital to be treated for minor injuries before being discharged .
“ One of these teenagers has been arrested on suspicion of taking a vehicle @ @ @ @ @ @ @ remains in custody at this time.
” Pubs , restaurants , hotels , cinemas and other non-essential businesses in England were allowed to reopen from Saturday as its coronavirus lockdown was eased .

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Landlord Ray Perkins, of the Swan Inn in Little Chart, Ashford, Kent, was woken up by a huge bang and went downstairs "to find a car in the front of the pub" - and, despite a huge hole in the wall, vowed to reopen as the coronavirus lockdown was eased
Car smashes into UK's 'unluckiest' pub hours before it was finally due to reopen
A Land Rover ploughed into the side of a pub just hours before it was due to reopen for the first time since March as England's coronavirus lockdown was relaxed.
The crash left a gaping hole in a wall at the Swan Inn in Little Chart, Ashford, Kent, but landlord Ray Perkins managed to open despite the damage and serve pints outside.
He said: "It was absolutely devastating because obviously we were opening today. We've had everybody rally round and clear up the bar, every single glass has had to be washed again."
He added: "We've got open, we've managed to open the pub - not inside, only outside."
Police were called to the pub just before 2.30am on Saturday when a car slammed into the wall, leaving Mr Perkins, 67, devastated after spending months preparing for the reopening alongside his wife Ann...
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Three 17-year-olds inside the car suffered minor injuries. One was arrested on suspicion of taking a vehicle without consent and drink driving.
Part of the wall was destroyed and rubble was strewn across the bar.
But determined Mr Perkins said: “We don’t want to let people down, they’ve waited long enough for a beer. The show must go on.”
The couple have been running the 15th century coaching inn for almost two years.
Mr Perkins said: “We were woken about 2am by a huge bang and then what sounded like someone hammering on the door.
“I thought someone had broken down, but we came downstairs to find a car in the front of the pub.
“It was a Land Rover Discovery with three people inside. It looked like one of them had a broken arm.
Image: PA) PA)
“Our bedroom is right above the hole in the front of the pub, and our bed has moved down two inches. We’re lucky the floor didn’t collapse.”
He said he was "gutted" and "exhausted" following the incident.
He added: "We've worked hard for the last god knows how many weeks now to get it ready for today.
"At 2am they basically nearly destroyed today for us, but that's life.
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"We just didn't want to let anyone down because we've got 200 people booked to come and eat and drink outside and be merry on the first day of opening."
Officers from Kent Police attended the scene alongside the Kent Fire and Rescue Service.
Ann commented: “Devastated doesn’t describe it. Our pride and joy has been destroyed.”
Mr Perkins remained optimistic they would still be serving 200 regulars booked in to drink in marquees in the pub’s garden.
“We’re still hoping to open,” he said. “There’s some clearing up to do, and we can’t have people inside the pub, but there’s plenty of room in the garden.
“We plan to open at midday.”
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A police spokesperson said in a statement: “Kent Police was called at 2.24am on 4 July 2020 to a report of a car colliding with a pub in The Street, Little Chart, Ashford.
“Officers attended along with South East Coast Ambulance Service and Kent Fire and Rescue Service.
“Three 17-year-old boys, who were inside the vehicle, were taken to a local hospital to be treated for minor injuries before being discharged.
“One of these teenagers has been arrested on suspicion of taking a vehicle without consent and drink driving. He remains in custody at this time.”
Pubs, restaurants, hotels, cinemas and other non-essential businesses in England were allowed to reopen from Saturday as its coronavirus lockdown was eased.