thedailymirror--2020-06-19--All UK has got wrong - and right - during pandemic ranked in our Covid Audit

We are three months into the Covid crisis and the Government is facing mounting questions about its handling of the epidemic .
Boris Johnson says he is very proud of his administration ’ s response despite the UK having one of the highest death tolls in the world , problems with test and trace , and the confusion on getting children back to school .
In our second major audit , our Health Editor , Business Editor and Head of Politics give their verdicts and look at what the Government has got right and what it got wrong .
Here @ @ @ @ @ @ @ right : A consensus has now emerged that if the Government had locked down earlier , it would have saved tens of thousands of lives .
However , when lockdown came it was better managed than some European countries .
Allowing an hour of daily exercise contributed to high levels of public compliance .
What they got wrong : The UK ’ s top infection modeller , Prof Neil Ferguson told MPs half of all deaths could have been avoided if lockdown was called just a week earlier .
With the Office for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ more than 50,000 , that was a staggering conclusion .
The decision now facing ministers is how soon and how much to ease lockdown .
The ability of the economy to reopen depends on how strictly businesses are required to stick to social distancing rules and , for instance , whether they may be eased from keeping 2m apart to 1.5m or 1m .
Verdict : That Britain was one of the last countries in Europe to introduce lockdown will be a defining decision of the pandemic .
What they got right : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ eased in recent weeks .
Supply networks have been established but many healthcare organisations have been forced to source their own stocks .
Problems remain , particularly in dentistry , due to the cost of PPE .
What they got wrong : An independent committee advising on pandemic risk had recommended in 2019 that PPE be stockpiled for the NHS – but it was ignored .
The National Audit Office found central stocks supplied only 20 % of gowns , 33 % of goggles and 50 % of aprons that models said would @ @ @ @ @ @ @ scenario ” .
Office for National Statistics data shows infection rates in hospitals and care homes are still stubbornly high compared to rates in the general public .
Verdict : The NAO report makes a mockery of claims by Health Secretary Matt Hancock that Britain had enough PPE but was just struggling to get it to the right places .
What they got right : The Government pledged £1.6billion to help local authorities respond to coronavirus .
The bulk of the money was intended to help social care services .
What they got @ @ @ @ @ @ @ integrate NHS and social care hampered the response .
Unlike the NHS , there was a lack of centralised data on infection rates ripping through many of the UK ’ s 20,000 independent care home providers early on .
The NAO found 25,000 hospital patients were discharged to care homes without even being tested at the height of the outbreak .
This came while Health Secretary Matt Hancock claimed to have “ thrown a protective ring ” around care homes .
Just 15 % of PPE was sent to homes from central stocks @ @ @ @ @ @ @ needed .
Care homes have lost thousands to Covid-19 , leaving many independent providers on the verge of going bust .
Verdict : Reform of a system on the brink is vital but residents and families fear things will get worse before they get better .
What they got right : The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme launched by Chancellor Rishi Sunak was the Government ’ s biggest weapon in the face of the crisis .
More than nine million workers are having 80 % of wages covered by the state .
The scheme @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cost to the taxpayer – almost £21billlion and growing .
What they got wrong : Early issues included the cut-off for when new employees were eligible , which was extended .
There have also been concerns about possible fraudulent applications .
But the biggest concern is the months ahead .
The scheme will be wound down from the end of July , when employers will be expected to pay gradually more – sparking fears of staff being axed .
The scheme ends on October 31 , which could result in even more redundancies @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The scheme prevented a tsunami of job losses .
But wave upon wave of redundancies have already been announced and expect more jobs misery to come .
What they got right : It ’ s hard to know at this stage , given the onslaught of criticism .
Most people arriving in the UK from June 8 have had to self-isolate for 14 days .
Home Secretary Priti Patel claimed scientific advice showed introducing the measure sooner would have made “ little difference ” to the spread of Covid-19 but that the UK @ @ @ @ @ @ @ infections coming from abroad .
What they got wrong : Convincing the public , airlines and other businesses it was the right thing to do .
It is claimed the quarantining rule is costing the economy £650million a week .
Britain ’ s three biggest airlines – British Airways , easyJet and Ryanair – are seeking an urgent judicial review , saying the policy is having a devastating effect .
The Government is due to look at the policy again on June 29 .
Verdict : Any scientific evidence that quarantining was the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ shambolic way in which the scheme has been introduced .
What they got right : Public Health England was commissioned to look at the impact of Covid on minority groups .
It found Black , Asian and minority ethnic people are more likely to die .
People of Bangladeshi ethnicity had around twice the risk of white British .
People of Chinese , Indian , Pakistani , other Asian , Caribbean and black ethnicity had between 10 % and 50 % higher risk .
A separate report by the Office for National Statistics @ @ @ @ @ @ @ likely to die from Covid .
The most deprived areas of England and Wales have 55.1 deaths per 100,000 people , compared with 25.3 in affluent areas .
What they got wrong : Boris Johnson has appointed Minister for Equalities Kemi Badenoch to review the impact of Covid on the Black and Asian communities .
But the Government has not said when it will be published or what action it will take to protect those most at risk , including BAME workers in the health and care sectors .
Verdict : Not enough @ @ @ @ @ @ @ What they got right : Contact tracing was rolled out suspiciously early amid a political storm around the lockdown breach by aide Dominic Cummings .
Despite this speed , the UK is already carrying out more tests than in most comparable countries due to our high infection rates .
NHS Test and Trace has yet to reveal how quickly people are being traced , which is key to preventing a second wave .
What they got wrong : Data from the first fortnight shows a quarter who order a test can not be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ details .
Contact tracers were meant to be helped by an NHS app , promised by mid-May but scrapped after a troubled trial .
The Health Secretary will now look at an app by Apple and Google which will not allow the NHS to access data to identify local outbreaks .
Any app will be ready by winter at best .
Verdict : The performance of the call-centre contact tracing system is improving but time will tell if it is enough .
What they got right : Education Secretary Gavin Williamson has finally @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in England catch up .
This will cover tutoring for disadvantaged kids and one-to-one or group tuition for primary and secondary pupils .
It works out as just six hours of extra teaching per child , despite many having lost six months of school time .
Nor does it include help for sixth-formers .
What they got wrong : There is still no national plan for getting pupils in England back to school .
The Government had wanted all primaries to reopen for all kids before the summer holidays .
They had to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pointed out it was impractical under social distancing rules .
It is not certain that all schools will be able to reopen in September if they have to split pupils into 15-strong “ bubbles ” .
This may require more staff and using other public buildings as temporary classes .
Verdict : The absence of a clear plan has left parents and teachers confused .
What they got right : Councils got support to provide accommodation for people living on the streets .
After pressure from opposition MPs , the Home Office found @ @ @ @ @ @ @ during the pandemic .
But the Government has yet to commit to long-term funding to help rough sleepers .
Labour says just £1.5m of the £76m to help domestic abuse victims has reached the front line .
What they got wrong : It took a campaign by Man Utd star Marcus Rashford for the Government to agree to extend free school meals for the summer holiday .
The PM also U-turned on measures forcing overseas NHS workers to pay for their own treatment .
New claimants for Universal Credit are still having to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and demand for foodbank support has risen by 210 % since the lockdown .
Verdict : The Government has a blind spot when it comes to helping the disadvantaged .
What they got right : When the outbreak struck , the Government basked in a lot of public goodwill as the country came together .
The rapid building of the Nightingale hospitals was a huge collective effort .
Chancellor Rishi Sunak also won plaudits for the smooth rollout of the furlough scheme .
There was also praise for the clear communications from the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ abiding by the message to “ stay at home , protect the NHS and save lives ” .
What they got wrong : The Mirror ’ s revelation that Dominic Cummings broke lockdown rules caused anger and was a turning point for the Government .
Boris Johnson ’ s lack of attention to detail came under scrutiny as the death toll mounted .
As our graph shows , the UK has one of the worst Covid-19 death rates .
The PM is yet to explain why Germany – with 18 million more citizens @ @ @ @ @ @ @ compared to over 42,000 here .
Verdict : The Government has got to be held to account for the UK ’ s alarming death toll .

mirrornews@mirror.co.uk (Martin Bagot, Graham Hiscott, Jason Beattie)

We rate the government's response to the coronavirus crisis in an audit taking the Mirror's microscope to what they got right - and what they got wrong
All UK has got wrong - and right - during pandemic ranked in our Covid Audit
We are three months into the Covid crisis and the Government is facing mounting questions about its handling of the epidemic.
Boris Johnson says he is very proud of his administration’s response despite the UK having one of the highest death tolls in the world, problems with test and trace, and the confusion on getting children back to school.
In our second major audit, our Health Editor, Business Editor and Head of Politics give their verdicts and look at what the Government has got right and what it got wrong.
Here are our verdicts...
Lockdown
What they got right: A consensus has now emerged that if the Government had locked down earlier, it would have saved tens of thousands of lives.
However, when lockdown came it was better managed than some European countries. Allowing an hour of daily exercise contributed to high levels of public compliance.
Image: Parliament TV/PA) Parliament TV/PA)
What they got wrong: The UK’s top infection modeller, Prof Neil Ferguson told MPs half of all deaths could have been avoided if lockdown was called just a week earlier.
With the Office for National Statistics now putting Covid-19-linked deaths at more than 50,000, that was a staggering conclusion.
The decision now facing ministers is how soon and how much to ease lockdown. The ability of the economy to reopen depends on how strictly businesses are required to stick to social distancing rules and, for instance, whether they may be eased from keeping 2m apart to 1.5m or 1m.
Verdict: That Britain was one of the last countries in Europe to introduce lockdown will be a defining decision of the pandemic.
Image: Crown Copyright) Crown Copyright)
PPE
What they got right: Problems accessing suitable personal protective equipment have eased in recent weeks. Supply networks have been established but many healthcare organisations have been forced to source their own stocks.
Problems remain, particularly in dentistry, due to the cost of PPE.
What they got wrong: An independent committee advising on pandemic risk had recommended in 2019 that PPE be stockpiled for the NHS – but it was ignored.
The National Audit Office found central stocks supplied only 20% of gowns, 33% of goggles and 50% of aprons that models said would be needed under a “reasonable worst-case scenario”. Office for National Statistics data shows infection rates in hospitals and care homes are still stubbornly high compared to rates in the general public.
Verdict: The NAO report makes a mockery of claims by Health Secretary Matt Hancock that Britain had enough PPE but was just struggling to get it to the right places.
Image: Getty) Getty)
Care homes
What they got right: The Government pledged £1.6billion to help local authorities respond to coronavirus. The bulk of the money was intended to help social care services.
What they got wrong: Years of failed efforts to integrate NHS and social care hampered the response. Unlike the NHS, there was a lack of centralised data on infection rates ripping through many of the UK’s 20,000 independent care home providers early on.
The NAO found 25,000 hospital patients were discharged to care homes without even being tested at the height of the outbreak.
This came while Health Secretary Matt Hancock claimed to have “thrown a protective ring” around care homes. Just 15% of PPE was sent to homes from central stocks compared with what modelling had said was needed.
Care homes have lost thousands to Covid-19, leaving many independent providers on the verge of going bust.
Verdict: Reform of a system on the brink is vital but residents and families fear things will get worse before they get better.
Image: PA) PA)
Furlough
What they got right: The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme launched by Chancellor Rishi Sunak was the Government’s biggest weapon in the face of the crisis.
More than nine million workers are having 80% of wages covered by the state. The scheme prevented massive job losses but at huge cost to the taxpayer – almost £21billlion and growing.
What they got wrong: Early issues included the cut-off for when new employees were eligible, which was extended. There have also been concerns about possible fraudulent applications.
But the biggest concern is the months ahead. The scheme will be wound down from the end of July, when employers will be expected to pay gradually more – sparking fears of staff being axed.
The scheme ends on October 31, which could result in even more redundancies in sectors still suffering.
Verdict: The scheme prevented a tsunami of job losses. But wave upon wave of redundancies have already been announced and expect more jobs misery to come.
Image: Crown Copyright) Crown Copyright)
Quarantine
What they got right: It’s hard to know at this stage, given the onslaught of criticism. Most people arriving in the UK from June 8 have had to self-isolate for 14 days.
Home Secretary Priti Patel claimed scientific advice showed introducing the measure sooner would have made “little difference” to the spread of Covid-19 but that the UK was now “more vulnerable” to infections coming from abroad.
What they got wrong: Convincing the public, airlines and other businesses it was the right thing to do.
It is claimed the quarantining rule is costing the economy £650million a week. Britain’s three biggest airlines – British Airways, easyJet and Ryanair – are seeking an urgent judicial review, saying the policy is having a devastating effect.
The Government is due to look at the policy again on June 29.
Verdict: Any scientific evidence that quarantining was the right move has been eclipsed by the shambolic way in which the scheme has been introduced.
Image: PA) PA)
BAME deaths
What they got right: Public Health England was commissioned to look at the impact of Covid on minority groups. It found Black, Asian and minority ethnic people are more likely to die.
People of Bangladeshi ethnicity had around twice the risk of white British. People of Chinese, Indian, Pakistani, other Asian, Caribbean and black ethnicity had between 10% and 50% higher risk.
A separate report by the Office for National Statistics found people in poorer areas were more likely to die from Covid. The most deprived areas of England and Wales have 55.1 deaths per 100,000 people, compared with 25.3 in affluent areas.
What they got wrong: Boris Johnson has appointed Minister for Equalities Kemi Badenoch to review the impact of Covid on the Black and Asian communities.
But the Government has not said when it will be published or what action it will take to protect those most at risk, including BAME workers in the health and care sectors.
Verdict: Not enough action to protect minorities and poorest.
Image: Reuters) Reuters)
Test and Trace
What they got right: Contact tracing was rolled out suspiciously early amid a political storm around the lockdown breach by aide Dominic Cummings.
Despite this speed, the UK is already carrying out more tests than in most comparable countries due to our high infection rates.
NHS Test and Trace has yet to reveal how quickly people are being traced, which is key to preventing a second wave.
What they got wrong: Data from the first fortnight shows a quarter who order a test cannot be contacted or refuse to give friends’ details.
Contact tracers were meant to be helped by an NHS app, promised by mid-May but scrapped after a troubled trial.
The Health Secretary will now look at an app by Apple and Google which will not allow the NHS to access data to identify local outbreaks. Any app will be ready by winter at best.
The statistics watchdog also rapped “inadequate” testing figures.
Verdict: The performance of the call-centre contact tracing system is improving but time will tell if it is enough.
Image: Getty) Getty)
Schools
What they got right: Education Secretary Gavin Williamson has finally announced a £1billion package to help pupils in England catch up.
This will cover tutoring for disadvantaged kids and one-to-one or group tuition for primary and secondary pupils. It works out as just six hours of extra teaching per child, despite many having lost six months of school time. Nor does it include help for sixth-formers.
What they got wrong: There is still no national plan for getting pupils in England back to school. The Government had wanted all primaries to reopen for all kids before the summer holidays.
They had to ditch this goal when teachers and unions pointed out it was impractical under social distancing rules.
It is not certain that all schools will be able to reopen in September if they have to split pupils into 15-strong “bubbles”. This may require more staff and using other public buildings as temporary classes.
Verdict: The absence of a clear plan has left parents and teachers confused.
Vulnerable
What they got right: Councils got support to provide accommodation for people living on the streets. After pressure from opposition MPs, the Home Office found £76milllion to support victims of domestic abuse during the pandemic.
But the Government has yet to commit to long-term funding to help rough sleepers. Labour says just £1.5m of the £76m to help domestic abuse victims has reached the front line.
Image: BBC) BBC)
What they got wrong: It took a campaign by Man Utd star Marcus Rashford for the Government to agree to extend free school meals for the summer holiday.
The PM also U-turned on measures forcing overseas NHS workers to pay for their own treatment. New claimants for Universal Credit are still having to wait five weeks for the first payment and demand for foodbank support has risen by 210% since the lockdown.
Verdict: The Government has a blind spot when it comes to helping the disadvantaged.
Overall
What they got right: When the outbreak struck, the Government basked in a lot of public goodwill as the country came together. The rapid building of the Nightingale hospitals was a huge collective effort.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak also won plaudits for the smooth rollout of the furlough scheme.
There was also praise for the clear communications from the Government which led to millions of people abiding by the message to “stay at home, protect the NHS and save lives”.
What they got wrong: The Mirror’s revelation that Dominic Cummings broke lockdown rules caused anger and was a turning point for the Government.
Boris Johnson ’s lack of attention to detail came under scrutiny as the death toll mounted. As our graph shows, the UK has one of the worst Covid-19 death rates.
The PM is yet to explain why Germany – with 18 million more citizens than us – has had 9,000 deaths compared to over 42,000 here.
Verdict: The Government has got to be held to account for the UK’s alarming death toll.


thedailymirror--2020-06-19--Solskjaer gives verdict on Tottenham goal after Roy Keane slams David de Gea

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer jumped to David de Gea 's defence after Roy Keane slammed the Manchester United keeper for his part in Steven Bergwijn 's goal for Tottenham .
United left north London with a point following their 1-1 draw with Tottenham on Friday night , but only after Bruno Fernandes had fired home a late penalty won by the returning Paul Pogba .
Red Devils legend Keane had launched an epic rant at half-time , saying he would be `` swinging punches '' at De Gea if he was one of his teammates , after the keeper was at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The Dutch forward had showed Harry Maguire a clean set of heels , skipping inside the United captain and racing through on goal before firing past De Gea , who failed to get a strong hand on the ball .
Maguire also came under fire from Keane , who said he would n't have even let the defender or `` overrated '' De Gea onto the team bus after the game at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium .
After the game , United boss Solskjaer admitted his side had gone behind in `` disappointing '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Bergwijn 's finish and said individual errors were `` to be expected '' .
`` It was a very disappointing goal to concede because of a number of reasons , '' Solskjaer said on Sky Sports .
Asked if individual mistakes were to blame , the manager said : `` Yeah but that 's to be expected .
To be fair to Bergwijn it was a very , very good strike and the ball 's moving all over the place , so it was a good goal and we 've seen him score @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Keane had told Sky Sports : `` I 'm shocked at that goal .
`` I 've watched a lot of football over the years and I 'm shocked at that goal .
I 'm watching that and I 'm fuming .
`` I ca n't believe [ Luke ] Shaw - heading the ball up in the air and then running forward .
I am staggered at Maguire .
Staggered how an international player can get done like this .
`` And I am sick to death of this goalkeeper .
I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
I would be swinging punches at that guy . ''
Keane added : `` Maguire and De Gea , I would n't even let them on the bus after the game .
Get a taxi back to Manchester . ''
The draw kept Tottenham in eighth place , four points behind fifth-placed United , who are two points behind Chelsea in fourth .
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Man Utd legend Keane said he wouldn't have let De Gea on the team bus if he was still playing after the keeper was at fault for Tottenham's goal in Friday's 1-1 Premier League draw
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer jumped to David de Gea's defence after Roy Keane slammed the Manchester United keeper for his part in Steven Bergwijn's goal for Tottenham.
United left north London with a point following their 1-1 draw with Tottenham on Friday night, but only after Bruno Fernandes had fired home a late penalty won by the returning Paul Pogba.
Red Devils legend Keane had launched an epic rant at half-time, saying he would be "swinging punches" at De Gea if he was one of his teammates, after the keeper was at fault for Bergwijn's first-half opener.
The Dutch forward had showed Harry Maguire a clean set of heels, skipping inside the United captain and racing through on goal before firing past De Gea, who failed to get a strong hand on the ball.
Maguire also came under fire from Keane, who said he wouldn't have even let the defender or "overrated" De Gea onto the team bus after the game at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
After the game, United boss Solskjaer admitted his side had gone behind in "disappointing" fashion - but hailed the quality of Bergwijn's finish and said individual errors were "to be expected".
"It was a very disappointing goal to concede because of a number of reasons," Solskjaer said on Sky Sports.
Asked if individual mistakes were to blame, the manager said: "Yeah but that's to be expected. To be fair to Bergwijn it was a very, very good strike and the ball's moving all over the place, so it was a good goal and we've seen him score them before."
At half-time, Keane had told Sky Sports: "I'm shocked at that goal.
Image: PA) PA)
"I've watched a lot of football over the years and I'm shocked at that goal. I'm watching that and I'm fuming.
"I can't believe [Luke] Shaw - heading the ball up in the air and then running forward. I am staggered at Maguire. Staggered how an international player can get done like this.
"And I am sick to death of this goalkeeper. I would be flying in at half time. I would be swinging punches at that guy."
Keane added: "Maguire and De Gea, I wouldn't even let them on the bus after the game. Get a taxi back to Manchester."
The draw kept Tottenham in eighth place, four points behind fifth-placed United, who are two points behind Chelsea in fourth.
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thedailymirror--2020-06-19--Love Island Australia stuns fans as couple 'have sex' in Hideaway days into show

Love Island viewers could n't believe how `` different '' the Australian version of the show was to the UK original on Friday night .
ITV2 has been playing season one of the Aussie version from 2018 , after the UK 's summer edition was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic .
It 's also reported there wo n't be a winter edition in 2021 this time around , so this could be fans ' only fix for a while .
But tuning in , viewers took to Twitter to compare the two versions .
Many fans could n't help @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was , with couples appearing to have sex or `` do bits '' just days into their romances .
The latest episode was no different either , as The Hideaway opened for the first time just four or five days into the show .
It 's not normally until the second or third week that the private and intimate bedroom comes into play in the UK series .
Couples can finally get some alone time in there , with many often getting steamy and some even having sex .
Eden and Erin were @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a night in The Hideaway , after the latest task .
On hearing the news , the couple could n't wait to get steamy and shouted out : `` Sex tonight . ''
As they made their way in there , they shared a smooch before getting under the covers .
The pair were shown moving around under the sheets in the dark , before the episode ended so it was n't entirely clear what went on .
That said , with the episode already having aired two years ago viewers will apparently @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Erin in the next episode .
Taking to Twitter , fans could not believe how quickly things progressed on the show .
One fan said : `` Hideaway already ?
On day 5 ?
The Aussies dont f**k about . ''
Another agreed : `` Hideaway in the first week ?
Yo .
Australia is different . ''
A third tweeted : `` Hideaway already # LoveIslandAU , '' while a fourth echoed this saying : `` Jesus hideaway in the first week ?
? ''

Love Island viewers couldn't believe the difference between the two versions of the show, as the Australian series continued
Love Island Australia stuns fans as couple 'have sex' in Hideaway days into series
Love Island viewers couldn't believe how "different" the Australian version of the show was to the UK original on Friday night.
ITV2 has been playing season one of the Aussie version from 2018, after the UK's summer edition was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic.
It's also reported there won't be a winter edition in 2021 this time around, so this could be fans' only fix for a while.
But tuning in, viewers took to Twitter to compare the two versions.
Many fans couldn't help comment on how raunchier the Australian one was, with couples appearing to have sex or "do bits" just days into their romances.
Image: ITV) ITV)
The latest episode was no different either, as The Hideaway opened for the first time just four or five days into the show.
It's not normally until the second or third week that the private and intimate bedroom comes into play in the UK series.
Couples can finally get some alone time in there, with many often getting steamy and some even having sex.
Image: ITV) ITV)
Eden and Erin were the first Aussie couple to be gifted a night in The Hideaway, after the latest task.
On hearing the news, the couple couldn't wait to get steamy and shouted out: "Sex tonight."
As they made their way in there, they shared a smooch before getting under the covers.
The pair were shown moving around under the sheets in the dark, before the episode ended so it wasn't entirely clear what went on.
That said, with the episode already having aired two years ago viewers will apparently hear Eden talking about having sex with Erin in the next episode.
Taking to Twitter, fans could not believe how quickly things progressed on the show.
Image: ITV) ITV)
One fan said: "Hideaway already? On day 5? The Aussies dont f**k about."
Another agreed: "Hideaway in the first week? Yo. Australia is different."
A third tweeted: "Hideaway already #LoveIslandAU," while a fourth echoed this saying: "Jesus hideaway in the first week??"
Love Island Australia continues at 9pm on ITV2.


thedailymirror--2020-06-19--Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly reunite after lockdown

Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly are finally back together after spending several months apart due to the coronavirus lockdown .
The Geordie duo have been self-isolating separately in recent weeks amid the pandemic but today the pair got together for a socially distanced game of golf .
The nation 's favourite presenters , both 44 , took to their joint Instagram page and shared a snap of themselves dressed in golf gear while holding golf clubs .
They wrote : `` Nice tee see you .
Reunited and back on the course ! ''
The lads looked happy to be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ up the sunny weather to play the sport .
Golfer Lee Westwood took the iconic photo opportunity to make a dig at the pair as Dec was stood in the high grass .
He joked : `` And in the rough ! ''
Ant and Dec were forced apart when the UK went into lockdown in March time .
The presenting pair had to cancel their Saturday Night Takeaway series when the deadly virus hit .
And in recent weeks , Ant and Dec apologised for using blackface disguises on the ITV show @ @ @ @ @ @ @ which sparked discussions around race following the death of George Floyd in America .
It read : `` During past episodes of Saturday Night Takeaway we impersonated people of colour in the undercover segment of the show .
`` We realise this was wrong and want to say that we sincerely sorry to everyone that was offended .
`` We purposely stopped doing this several years ago and certainly would not make these sketches today .
`` We had already taken steps to ensure footage was taken down and have again recently confirmed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ any other historical content , that could cause offence , does not appear on either the ITV Hub or the Saturday Night Takeaway YouTube channel . ''
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Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly have been reunited after several weeks apart due to the lockdown measures put in place during the coronavirus pandemic
Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly reunite after lockdown kept them apart for months
Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly are finally back together after spending several months apart due to the coronavirus lockdown.
The Geordie duo have been self-isolating separately in recent weeks amid the pandemic but today the pair got together for a socially distanced game of golf.
The nation's favourite presenters, both 44, took to their joint Instagram page and shared a snap of themselves dressed in golf gear while holding golf clubs.
They wrote: "Nice tee see you. Reunited and back on the course!"
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
The lads looked happy to be back with each other as they soaked up the sunny weather to play the sport.
Golfer Lee Westwood took the iconic photo opportunity to make a dig at the pair as Dec was stood in the high grass.
He joked: "And in the rough!"
Ant and Dec were forced apart when the UK went into lockdown in March time.
The presenting pair had to cancel their Saturday Night Takeaway series when the deadly virus hit.
Image: antanddec/Instagram) antanddec/Instagram) Image: antanddec/Instagram) antanddec/Instagram)
And in recent weeks, Ant and Dec apologised for using blackface disguises on the ITV show following the Black Lives Matter movement, which sparked discussions around race following the death of George Floyd in America.
The presenters issued a statement on social media.
It read: "During past episodes of Saturday Night Takeaway we impersonated people of colour in the undercover segment of the show.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
"We realise this was wrong and want to say that we sincerely sorry to everyone that was offended.
"We purposely stopped doing this several years ago and certainly would not make these sketches today.
"We had already taken steps to ensure footage was taken down and have again recently confirmed with ITV that these segments, and any other historical content, that could cause offence, does not appear on either the ITV Hub or the Saturday Night Takeaway YouTube channel."
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thedailymirror--2020-06-19--Abandoned 'Into the Wild' death bus which lured tourists into danger removed

The bus where a young adventurer whose life inspired the film 'Into the Wild ' lived and died has finally been airlifted away after years of debate .
Christopher McCandless spent his haunting final days in the abandoned bus in the remote Alaskan wilderness .
His solo adventure that saw the young man shake the shackles of civilisation for a hermit 's trek that ended in his death left a long legacy .
His life story , featured in a 1996 book later adapted into the 2007 film 'Into the Wild , ' has continued to fascinate people around the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ out the wrecked bus where he is believed to have starved .
But critics have long warned against the romanticised story of his death in popular culture .
More hikers have lost their lives on the dangerous pilgrimage to the bus that became a shrine to McCandless , who perished aged just 24 .
This week brought the final chapter for the wreck that lured hundreds to retrace the ill-dated young traveller 's footsteps .
McCandless , who also went by Alexander Supertramp , was portrayed by Emile Hirsch in the film about @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Wild was adapted from Jon Krakauer 's nonfiction book of the same .
It charts how the young American abandoned his possessions and gave away his savings to embark on an increasingly itinerant life .
He traveled alone across the northernmost states with limited supplies , by hitchhiking , walking and canoeing , with hopes of carving out a simple life living off the land .
McCandless made it to the depths of the Alaskan wilderness where he found an abandoned bus , which he used as a makeshift shelter .
When @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's decomposing body he weighed just 67 pounds ( 30 kilograms ) The cause of his death was officially ruled to be starvation .
As dramatised in the film , McCandless was believed to accidentally have eaten the seeds of a toxic plant then starved .
He had charted his hunting and foraging in the journals found with his body .
In Krakauer 's book , the author proposed that the young adventurer could also have died from so-called 'rabbit starvation , ' which can result from over-reliance on lean game meat .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ repeatedly revisited and disputed over the years .
The bus had become a vexing legacy of that fascination for local authorities .
For decades , officials had been torn between viewing the bus where McCandless died as a part of the area 's history - and as a dangerously alluring symbol that drew tourists into peril .
This week , they finally tired of the risky rescue operations plucking hikers who try to retrace McCandless ' fateful path from remote paths and torrential rivers .
The bus was picked out of the Denali @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from the trail it made famous .
Local officials said they had worried too many people were putting themselves at risk trekking the site where the ill-fated adventurer died in 1992 .
`` We encourage people to enjoy Alaska 's wild areas safely , and we understand the hold this bus has had on the popular imagination , '' Alaska Natural Resources Commissioner Corri Feige said in a statement .
`` However , this is an abandoned and deteriorating vehicle that was requiring dangerous and costly rescue efforts .
More importantly , it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' Feige said .
The Alaska Department of Natural Resources and Alaska Army National Guard worked jointly to remove the 1940s-era bus .
Over the years , several people making pilgrimages to the bus became injured or stranded .
Two even drowned in river crossings .
In April , a stranded Brazilian tourist was evacuated , and in February five Italian tourists were rescued .
`` For public safety , we know it 's the right thing , '' Denali Borough Mayor Clay Walker told news agency Reuters .
`` At the same @ @ @ @ @ @ @ history and it does feel a little bittersweet to see a piece of our history go down the road . '
'' The bus was hauled to the trail about 60 years ago by a road crew , Walker said .
''It turned into a perilous attraction that needed to be addressed , '' he said .
The ultimate fate of the dilapidated bus is unknown .
The Department of Natural Resources statement said it is being kept in a secure location '' pending a decision about its disposal .

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Abandonded 'Into the Wild' bus which lured tourists into danger removed
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Tourists trying to hike to the bus in the remote Alaskan wilderness where young adventurer Christopher McCandless famously lived and died have long troubled local authorities
Abandoned 'Into the Wild' death bus which lured tourists into danger removed
The bus where a young adventurer whose life inspired the film 'Into the Wild' lived and died has finally been airlifted away after years of debate.
Christopher McCandless spent his haunting final days in the abandoned bus in the remote Alaskan wilderness.
His solo adventure that saw the young man shake the shackles of civilisation for a hermit's trek that ended in his death left a long legacy.
His life story, featured in a 1996 book later adapted into the 2007 film 'Into the Wild,' has continued to fascinate people around the world.
For decades fans have sought out the wrecked bus where he is believed to have starved.
But critics have long warned against the romanticised story of his death in popular culture.
More hikers have lost their lives on the dangerous pilgrimage to the bus that became a shrine to McCandless, who perished aged just 24.
This week brought the final chapter for the wreck that lured hundreds to retrace the ill-dated young traveller's footsteps.
Image: Collect) Collect)
McCandless, who also went by Alexander Supertramp, was portrayed by Emile Hirsch in the film about his hitchhiking adventure.
The film Into the Wild was adapted from Jon Krakauer's nonfiction book of the same.
It charts how the young American abandoned his possessions and gave away his savings to embark on an increasingly itinerant life.
He traveled alone across the northernmost states with limited supplies, by hitchhiking, walking and canoeing, with hopes of carving out a simple life living off the land.
Image: ALASKA NATIONAL GUARD HANDOUT/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock) ALASKA NATIONAL GUARD HANDOUT/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock)
McCandless made it to the depths of the Alaskan wilderness where he found an abandoned bus, which he used as a makeshift shelter.
When a hunter eventually found the young man's decomposing body he weighed just 67 pounds (30 kilograms)
The cause of his death was officially ruled to be starvation.
As dramatised in the film, McCandless was believed to accidentally have eaten the seeds of a toxic plant then starved.
He had charted his hunting and foraging in the journals found with his body.
In Krakauer's book, the author proposed that the young adventurer could also have died from so-called 'rabbit starvation,' which can result from over-reliance on lean game meat.
The theories over his death have been repeatedly revisited and disputed over the years.
Image: via REUTERS) via REUTERS)
The bus had become a vexing legacy of that fascination for local authorities.
For decades, officials had been torn between viewing the bus where McCandless died as a part of the area's history - and as a dangerously alluring symbol that drew tourists into peril.
This week, they finally tired of the risky rescue operations plucking hikers who try to retrace McCandless' fateful path from remote paths and torrential rivers.
Image: PICTURE PUBLICITY) PICTURE PUBLICITY)
The bus was picked out of the Denali National Park on Thursday and airlifted away from the trail it made famous.
Local officials said they had worried too many people were putting themselves at risk trekking the site where the ill-fated adventurer died in 1992.
"We encourage people to enjoy Alaska's wild areas safely, and we understand the hold this bus has had on the popular imagination," Alaska Natural Resources Commissioner Corri Feige said in a statement.
Image: via REUTERS) via REUTERS)
"However, this is an abandoned and deteriorating vehicle that was requiring dangerous and costly rescue efforts. More importantly, it was costing some visitors their lives,'' Feige said.
The Alaska Department of Natural Resources and Alaska Army National Guard worked jointly to remove the 1940s-era bus.
Over the years, several people making pilgrimages to the bus became injured or stranded.
Two even drowned in river crossings.
In April, a stranded Brazilian tourist was evacuated, and in February five Italian tourists were rescued.
The local mayor called the bus removal a big relief.''
"For public safety, we know it's the right thing,'' Denali Borough Mayor Clay Walker told news agency Reuters.
Image: via REUTERS) via REUTERS)
"At the same time, it is part of our history and it does feel a little bittersweet to see a piece of our history go down the road.'"
The bus was hauled to the trail about 60 years ago by a road crew, Walker said. ''It turned into a perilous attraction that needed to be addressed,'' he said.
The ultimate fate of the dilapidated bus is unknown.
The Department of Natural Resources statement said it is being kept in a secure location'' pending a decision about its disposal.


thedailymirror--2020-06-19--Rapper Tray Savage shot in the neck and killed at the age of 26

Tray Savage has died at the age of 26 .
The American star , who is a member of Chief Keef 's record label , was shot in the neck in Chicago on Friday night , TMZ report .
The outlet report that the musician was driving in the neighborhood of Chatham around 11 AM when someone opened fire .
American law enforcement told the publication that the up and coming star hit three other vehicles after he was hit by the gunfire .
He was then taken to University of Chicago Medical Canter where he was later pronounced dead @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they spotted a white SUV in the area at the time of the shooting .
It is understood that there are no suspects in custody yet .
It is reported that the was dropping his girlfriend off somewhere at the time the shooting started , the Chicago Sun Times reported .
The Chiefin Keef hitmaker lived in the neighborhood where the shooting occurred , the publication claimed .
Tray 's manager Idris Dykes told HollywoodLife : “ Trey Savage was one of the early members of GBE and original members of Glo Gang @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for the positive outcome .
Was in the process of creating a new album .
He was a great brother to Keef and the rest of us and dedicated father to his kids and will truly be missed.
” A number of the star 's fans took to Twitter to share their sadness at the news .
Others added : `` RIP TraySavage .
Crazy '' and `` Glo In Peace Tray Savage . ''
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American Rapper Tray Savage has died after being shot in the neck, reports claim
Tray Savage dead: Rapper shot in the neck and killed at the age of 26
Tray Savage has died at the age of 26.
The American star, who is a member of Chief Keef's record label, was shot in the neck in Chicago on Friday night, TMZ report.
The outlet report that the musician was driving in the neighborhood of Chatham around 11 AM when someone opened fire.
American law enforcement told the publication that the up and coming star hit three other vehicles after he was hit by the gunfire.
He was then taken to University of Chicago Medical Canter where he was later pronounced dead.
Witnesses told the gossip site that they spotted a white SUV in the area at the time of the shooting.
It is understood that there are no suspects in custody yet.
It is reported that the was dropping his girlfriend off somewhere at the time the shooting started, the Chicago Sun Times reported.
The Chiefin Keef hitmaker lived in the neighborhood where the shooting occurred, the publication claimed.
Tray's manager Idris Dykes told HollywoodLife: “Trey Savage was one of the early members of GBE and original members of Glo Gang.
"Great spirited and always looking for the positive outcome. Was in the process of creating a new album. He was a great brother to Keef and the rest of us and dedicated father to his kids and will truly be missed.”
A number of the star's fans took to Twitter to share their sadness at the news.
One typed: "Damn RIP Tray Savage."
Others added: "RIP TraySavage . Crazy" and "Glo In Peace Tray Savage."
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thedailymirror--2020-06-19--Man Utd offer glimpse of future as Bruno Fernandes and Paul Pogba salvage draw

Ultimately it was a glimpse of the future which saved Manchester United .
Bruno Fernandes converting a late penalty after Paul Pogba had won the foul , tricking Tottenham ’ s Eric Dier into making a clumsy challenge .
The decision looked harsh but it would have been daylight robbery if VAR had not stepped in to overrule referee Jon Moss in the 89th minute when United were given another penalty .
But a draw was arguably a fair result as Tottenham battled well , United fought back and yet it was the midfield duo of Fernandes and Pogba who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a revelation since his £68m move to Old Trafford in January but the real excitement will be whether he can form a partnership with Pogba .
France World Cup winner Pogba was only a substitute as he has been injured for much of the season and he is still coming back to fitness .
But Pogba changed it when he came on just after the hour mark , United were already pressing and yet they just needed the extra bit of quality to break down Tottenham ’ s resistance .
That is exactly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ clever skill and trickery combined with Fernandes gliding through midfield will make them a terrific combination .
Fernandes was behind everything good for United , he was their best player overall and represents the new-look team which Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is slowly building .
They were frustrating at times and you can understand why Sky pundit Roy Keane got so annoyed back in the TV studio , mostly with United keeper David de Gea .
When once de Gea was so reliable and world class , the magic touch has gone and yet @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Bergwijn ’ s 27th minute opener .
De Gea is simply not the keeper he was , maybe he mirrors United ’ s decline in many ways and Solskjaer will , before too long , have to make more tough decisions with the new pretender Dean Henderson proving to be such a success while on loan at Sheffield United .
United have always set impeccable standards and de Gea ’ s are slipping and if they are really going to enjoy a renaissance then he will have to recover - and quickly .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ this has always been such a glamorous fixture , full of history and emotion and yet without any fans in this remarkable new stadium it still felt empty compared to great clashes of the past .
United were fast out of the blocks , Fernandes going close while man-of-the-moment Marcus Rashford was denied by a super save from Spurs keeper Hugo Lloris .
It had seemed like destiny for Rashford to score after becoming a national hero , but not this time .
And yet Spurs have clearly benefitted from the lockdown as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ key players back and , even though fit-again Harry Kane was way off the pace in his first game since the turn of the year , Bergwijn took full advantage .
United failed to deal with Lloris ’ s long punt forward , Bergwijn bore down on the visitors ’ goal and his shot flew past de Gea .
At least the United keeper made amends with a terrific tip-over from Heung-Min Son .
United came out for the second half a different team .
Anthony Martial was denied by a brilliant block @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from Lloris .
It looked as if Tottenham ’ s hard work and endeavour would see them through as the clock ticked down .
But Pogba ’ s introduction was crucial .
His little dance down by the by-line caught out Dier , it looked harsh and yet VAR checked it and agreed with Moss .
Up stepped Fernandes to send Lloris the wrong way .
Then in the final minute of normal time , Fernandes nicked the ball off Dier ’ s toe , the United midfielder went down and Moss pointed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ checked it and overruled it because the penalty would have been daylight robbery and defeat tough on Spurs .
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Pogba came off the bench to win a penalty for his side, which Fernandes duly dispatched on the first showing of their eagerly-anticipated partnership at Tottenham
Ultimately it was a glimpse of the future which saved Manchester United.
Bruno Fernandes converting a late penalty after Paul Pogba had won the foul, tricking Tottenham’s Eric Dier into making a clumsy challenge.
The decision looked harsh but it would have been daylight robbery if VAR had not stepped in to overrule referee Jon Moss in the 89th minute when United were given another penalty.
But a draw was arguably a fair result as Tottenham battled well, United fought back and yet it was the midfield duo of Fernandes and Pogba who changed the game.
Fernandes has been a revelation since his £68m move to Old Trafford in January but the real excitement will be whether he can form a partnership with Pogba.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
France World Cup winner Pogba was only a substitute as he has been injured for much of the season and he is still coming back to fitness.
But Pogba changed it when he came on just after the hour mark, United were already pressing and yet they just needed the extra bit of quality to break down Tottenham’s resistance.
That is exactly what they got with Pogba because his clever skill and trickery combined with Fernandes gliding through midfield will make them a terrific combination.
Image: POOL/AFP via Getty Images) POOL/AFP via Getty Images)
Fernandes was behind everything good for United, he was their best player overall and represents the new-look team which Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is slowly building.
They were frustrating at times and you can understand why Sky pundit Roy Keane got so annoyed back in the TV studio, mostly with United keeper David de Gea.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
When once de Gea was so reliable and world class, the magic touch has gone and yet another mistake saw him let in Steven Bergwijn’s 27th minute opener.
De Gea is simply not the keeper he was, maybe he mirrors United’s decline in many ways and Solskjaer will, before too long, have to make more tough decisions with the new pretender Dean Henderson proving to be such a success while on loan at Sheffield United.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
United have always set impeccable standards and de Gea’s are slipping and if they are really going to enjoy a renaissance then he will have to recover - and quickly.
It was a terrific game overall and this has always been such a glamorous fixture, full of history and emotion and yet without any fans in this remarkable new stadium it still felt empty compared to great clashes of the past.
United were fast out of the blocks, Fernandes going close while man-of-the-moment Marcus Rashford was denied by a super save from Spurs keeper Hugo Lloris. It had seemed like destiny for Rashford to score after becoming a national hero, but not this time.
And yet Spurs have clearly benefitted from the lockdown as three months has allowed them to get key players back and, even though fit-again Harry Kane was way off the pace in his first game since the turn of the year, Bergwijn took full advantage.
United failed to deal with Lloris’s long punt forward, Bergwijn bore down on the visitors’ goal and his shot flew past de Gea. At least the United keeper made amends with a terrific tip-over from Heung-Min Son.
United came out for the second half a different team. Anthony Martial was denied by a brilliant block by Dier and an even better save from Lloris. It looked as if Tottenham’s hard work and endeavour would see them through as the clock ticked down.
But Pogba’s introduction was crucial. His little dance down by the by-line caught out Dier, it looked harsh and yet VAR checked it and agreed with Moss. Up stepped Fernandes to send Lloris the wrong way.
Then in the final minute of normal time, Fernandes nicked the ball off Dier’s toe, the United midfielder went down and Moss pointed to the spot. Thankfully, VAR checked it and overruled it because the penalty would have been daylight robbery and defeat tough on Spurs.
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thedailymirror--2020-06-19--Katie Hopkins' final vile tweet that got her booted off Twitter for good

Right-wing Katie Hopkins ' last vile tweet is now the reason the controversial former LBC host has been booted off Twitter for good .
The 44-year-old is famous spouting hate and dishing out offensive comments , but now she has been permanently suspended from the social media site for hateful conduct after her latest slur of tweets .
It appears Hopkins was moaning about her verified status just hours before she was kicked off Twitter forever on Friday .
In recent days , she caused uproar among fans as she harshly slammed Manchester United footballer Marcus Rashford 's successful campaign @ @ @ @ @ @ @ into the summer .
And it appears to be the second last offensive tweet she posted before losing her account .
She caused a stir on Wednesday by mocking the Black Lives Matter movement .
On Wednesday Hopkins tweeted : `` Today is # whiteoutwednesday .
I will shortly be posting a picture of my arse .
Thank you . ''
It comes after Rashford wrote an open letter to MPs on Monday calling for the Government to reverse the decision not to extend the meal scheme .
Despite an initial rejection by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and a £120million 'Covid Summer Food Fund ' was announced on Tuesday .
Rashford also raised £20million for food distribution charity FareShare during lockdown and his actions to ensure underprivileged children do not go hungry have been lauded by Twitter users - with the exception of Katie Hopkins .
The former Sun columnist wrote : `` Dear Marcus Rashford , do you think women should think about how they are going to feed a child before they decide to have it ?
`` I do not want to pay to feed other people @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to .
Thank you , Katie Hopkins . ''
A spokesperson for the social media giant said about Katie 's ban : `` Keeping Twitter safe is a top priority for us - abuse and hateful conduct have no place on our service and we will continue to take action when our rules are broken .
`` In this case , the account has been permanently suspended for violations of our Hateful Conduct policy . ''
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Katie Hopkins has been kicked off Twitter permanently for hateful conduct after a recent string of offensive tweets - including slamming Marcus Rashford's successful campaign
Katie Hopkins' final vile tweets that got her booted off Twitter for good
Right-wing Katie Hopkins ' last vile tweet is now the reason the controversial former LBC host has been booted off Twitter for good.
The 44-year-old is famous spouting hate and dishing out offensive comments, but now she has been permanently suspended from the social media site for hateful conduct after her latest slur of tweets.
It appears Hopkins was moaning about her verified status just hours before she was kicked off Twitter forever on Friday.
In recent days, she caused uproar among fans as she harshly slammed Manchester United footballer Marcus Rashford's successful campaign to secure free school meals for children into the summer.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
And it appears to be the second last offensive tweet she posted before losing her account.
She caused a stir on Wednesday by mocking the Black Lives Matter movement.
On Wednesday Hopkins tweeted: "Today is #whiteoutwednesday. I will shortly be posting a picture of my arse. Thank you."
It comes after Rashford wrote an open letter to MPs on Monday calling for the Government to reverse the decision not to extend the meal scheme.
Despite an initial rejection by the Department of Education, Rashford persevered and a £120million 'Covid Summer Food Fund' was announced on Tuesday.
Rashford also raised £20million for food distribution charity FareShare during lockdown and his actions to ensure underprivileged children do not go hungry have been lauded by Twitter users - with the exception of Katie Hopkins.
Image: Twitter) Twitter)
The former Sun columnist wrote : "Dear Marcus Rashford, do you think women should think about how they are going to feed a child before they decide to have it?
"I do not want to pay to feed other people’s kids. You are welcome to. Thank you, Katie Hopkins."
A spokesperson for the social media giant said about Katie's ban: "Keeping Twitter safe is a top priority for us - abuse and hateful conduct have no place on our service and we will continue to take action when our rules are broken.
"In this case, the account has been permanently suspended for violations of our Hateful Conduct policy."
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thedailymirror--2020-06-19--Corrie's Jordan actor has been on soap twice before - and another big soap

Coronation Street 's new bad boy Jordan has caused quite a stir this week , amid a twist regarding Carla Connor .
The character was revealed to be from her past - leading to a devastating revelation by the Weatherfield favourite on Friday .
Jordan and fellow newcomer Chelsey spent time with Carla last year when she stayed at their squat .
But Jordan blackmailed her this week over drugs of his she apparently damaged , with him wanting £1,000 .
He was threatening to tell everyone about her sleeping with him in exchange for a place stay , while @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was suffering from a mental breakdown at the time .
His debut certainly caused tension on the Cobbles , as Peter Barlow threatened to kill him .
Those viewers who recognise Jordan may have seen the actor who plays him on the soap before , or on another soap .
Actor James Boyland has been on Corrie in two separate roles in the past , while he 's also been on Emmerdale .
In 2016 he played a burglar who robbed and attacked Maria Connor in her flat , and in 2010 he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the Dales , James played Holly Barton 's boyfriend Dan Cravely on the ITV soap in 2010 .
He 's also credited for appearances in E4 hit Misfits , DCI Banks and BBC 's Waterloo Road and Moving On .
Other stints include Peaky Blinders , BBC soap Doctors and Brief Encounters .
Casualty viewers may also have seen him pop up a couple of times between 2012 and 2018 .
It 's not yet known how long he will remain on Corrie as Jordan , amid ongoing scenes with Carla .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Fridays at 7:30pm on ITV .

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Corrie's Jordan actor James Boyland is no stranger to the Cobbles it seems, or hit TV shows for that matter
Coronation Street's Jordan actor has been on soap twice before - and another soap
Coronation Street's new bad boy Jordan has caused quite a stir this week, amid a twist regarding Carla Connor.
The character was revealed to be from her past - leading to a devastating revelation by the Weatherfield favourite on Friday.
Jordan and fellow newcomer Chelsey spent time with Carla last year when she stayed at their squat.
But Jordan blackmailed her this week over drugs of his she apparently damaged, with him wanting £1,000.
He was threatening to tell everyone about her sleeping with him in exchange for a place stay, while Carla barely remembers the pair because she was suffering from a mental breakdown at the time.
Image: ITV) ITV)
His debut certainly caused tension on the Cobbles, as Peter Barlow threatened to kill him.
Those viewers who recognise Jordan may have seen the actor who plays him on the soap before, or on another soap.
Actor James Boyland has been on Corrie in two separate roles in the past, while he's also been on Emmerdale.
Image: ITV) ITV)
In 2016 he played a burglar who robbed and attacked Maria Connor in her flat, and in 2010 he played a character named Don.
Over in the Dales, James played Holly Barton's boyfriend Dan Cravely on the ITV soap in 2010.
He's also credited for appearances in E4 hit Misfits, DCI Banks and BBC's Waterloo Road and Moving On.
Image: ITV) ITV)
Other stints include Peaky Blinders, BBC soap Doctors and Brief Encounters.
Casualty viewers may also have seen him pop up a couple of times between 2012 and 2018.
It's not yet known how long he will remain on Corrie as Jordan, amid ongoing scenes with Carla.
Coronation Street airs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7:30pm on ITV.


thedailymirror--2020-06-19--'Labour defeat inquest is grim read but Starmer gives reasons for optimism'

The official inquest into Labour ’ s general election defeat last year makes grim reading for the party .
A combination of Jeremy Corbyn ’ s leadership , toxic infighting and an unpopular stance on Brexit all contributed to Labour ’ s worst showing for more than 80 years .
The review also notes victory at the next election is far from guaranteed , saying hoping Brexit will go away and having a new leader will not automatically reverse fortunes .
To win a majority next time needs a swing greater than Tony Blair managed in 1997 .
It requires @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Scotland and those lost to the Tories in the Midlands and north of England .
While Labour stacked up votes in big cities , it has lost voters in towns and coastal resorts .
No wonder the report concludes there is a mountain to climb .
But there are also reasons for optimism .
Keir Starmer has made an excellent start as leader .
He has taken the fight to Boris Johnson , appointed a talented Shadow Cabinet and started to heal some of the party ’ s divisions .
Labour needs to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ an attractive policy agenda .
Football legend Ian Wright has taken the bold step of sharing the racist abuse he receives on social media .
A lot of it came after he spoke in support of Black Lives Matter and is sickening reading .
Nobody would tolerate this vile language if they heard it in a shop or a pub .
Yet social media giants still refuse to act when racist messages are posted on their platforms .
It is time these tech firms took responsibility for what they publish .
And if @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be changed to force them to clean up these sewers of hatred and malice .
The Queen has praised businesses for rising to the challenge of the pandemic .
Our high streets need all the support they can get .
So it is good to know when you hit the shops this weekend , it is with royal approval .

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To win the next election Labour needs a swing greater than Tony Blair managed in 1997 but Keir Starmer's excellent start gives reasons to be optimistic and must be built on with attractive policy agenda
Voice of the Mirror: Labour inquest is grim read but Starmer gives reasons for optimism
The official inquest into Labour’s general election defeat last year makes grim reading for the party.
A combination of Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership, toxic infighting and an unpopular stance on Brexit all contributed to Labour’s worst showing for more than 80 years.
The review also notes victory at the next election is far from guaranteed, saying hoping Brexit will go away and having a new leader will not automatically reverse fortunes.
To win a majority next time needs a swing greater than Tony Blair managed in 1997.
It requires winning back seats from the SNP in Scotland and those lost to the Tories in the Midlands and north of England. While Labour stacked up votes in big cities, it has lost voters in towns and coastal resorts. No wonder the report concludes there is a mountain to climb.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
But there are also reasons for optimism.
Keir Starmer has made an excellent start as leader. He has taken the fight to Boris Johnson, appointed a talented Shadow Cabinet and started to heal some of the party’s divisions.
Labour needs to build on this early success by developing an attractive policy agenda.
Wright fright
Football legend Ian Wright has taken the bold step of sharing the racist abuse he receives on social media.
A lot of it came after he spoke in support of Black Lives Matter and is sickening reading.
Image: PA) PA)
Nobody would tolerate this vile language if they heard it in a shop or a pub. Yet social media giants still refuse to act when racist messages are posted on their platforms.
It is time these tech firms took responsibility for what they publish. And if they refuse to act the law should be changed to force them to clean up these sewers of hatred and malice.
Queen of shops
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The Queen has praised businesses for rising to the challenge of the pandemic.
Our high streets need all the support they can get. So it is good to know when you hit the shops this weekend, it is with royal approval.


thedailymirror--2020-06-19--Angelina Jolie real reason behind Brad Pitt split as she focuses on their kids

Angelina Jolie has revealed that the real reason she split with ex-husband Brad Pitt is for the wellbeing of their six kids .
The 45-year-old actress was famously married to the hunky Hollywood actor from 2014 for two years after they starred in Mr and Mrs Smith together .
The former couple , who were dubbed Brangelina , divorced in 2016 , but share six adopted children together .
Opening up on the decision to split from her former beau , Angelina told Vogue Global Network : `` I separated for the wellbeing of my family .
It was the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on their healing . ''
`` Some have taken advantage of my silence , and the children see lies about themselves in the media , but I remind them that they know their own truth and their own minds . ''
The doting mother added : `` In fact , they are six very brave , very strong young people . ''
In the same interview , Angelina insisted she makes sure the words `` adoption '' and `` orphanage '' are `` positive words '' in the home she shares with her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ daughters Zahara , 15 , Shiloh , 16 , and Vivienne , 11 .
The infamous actress continued : `` All adopted children come with a beautiful mystery of a world that is meeting yours .
`` When they are from another race and foreign land that mystery , that gift , is so full . ''
Meanwhile , Angelina and Brad are co-parenting their children in lockdown .
According to Closer UK , Brad made the decision to spend more time in the company of Angelina for the sake of his children @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Aniston , who has been seeing a lot of her ex husband in recent times .
A source told the publication that Jen felt that she was getting somewhere with Brad , only for Angelina to get between them once again .
The source said : `` There ’ s no love lost between Jen and Ange and it ’ s no secret they 'll never be friends because of the history between them .
`` Jen feels as though she and Brad were really getting somewhere and now their friendship might be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ turns his focus to Ange and the kids . ''
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Angelina Jolie has opened up on the reason for her shock split with Brad Pitt in 2016
Angelina Jolie shares real reason behind Brad Pitt split as she focuses on their six kids
Angelina Jolie has revealed that the real reason she split with ex-husband Brad Pitt is for the wellbeing of their six kids.
The 45-year-old actress was famously married to the hunky Hollywood actor for two years and they became parents to six children before they split in 2016.
Opening up on the decision to split from her former beau, Angelina told Vogue Global Network : "I separated for the wellbeing of my family. It was the right decision. I continue to focus on their healing."
"Some have taken advantage of my silence, and the children see lies about themselves in the media, but I remind them that they know their own truth and their own minds."
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The doting mother added: "In fact, they are six very brave, very strong young people."
In the same interview, Angelina insisted she makes sure the words "adoption" and "orphanage" are "positive words" in the home she shares with her children.
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Ange and Brad share sons Maddox, 18, Pax, 16, and Knox Léon, 11.
They are also parents to daughters Zahara, 15, Shiloh, 14, and Vivienne, 11.
The infamous actress continued: "All adopted children come with a beautiful mystery of a world that is meeting yours.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
"When they are from another race and foreign land that mystery, that gift, is so full."
Meanwhile, Angelina and Brad are co-parenting their children in lockdown.
According to Closer UK, Brad made the decision to spend more time in the company of Angelina for the sake of his children, which has reportedly jarred with Jennifer Aniston, who has been seeing a lot of her ex husband in recent times.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
A source told the publication that Jen felt that she was getting somewhere with Brad, only for Angelina to get between them once again.
The source said: "There’s no love lost between Jen and Ange and it’s no secret they'll never be friends because of the history between them.
"Jen feels as though she and Brad were really getting somewhere and now their friendship might be put on the back burner as he turns his focus to Ange and the kids."
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thedailymirror--2020-06-20--Mum who had baby three months early for cancer treatment now fighting new battle

A mum who was forced to have her IVF baby three months early so she could start cancer treatment has suffered another devastating blow .
Gemma Collins discovered she had a rare form of bone cancer sarcoma while she was expecting little Phoebe .
She had suffered the heartbreak of going through several rounds of unsuccessful IVF treatment before discovering she was pregnant in February last year , Chronicle Live reports .
With the cancer growing rapidly , Phoebe had to be born three months early so she could start treatment .
Gemma made it through a brutal six months @ @ @ @ @ @ @ when her family feared she wouldn ’ t make it as she contracted sepsis and suffered numerous complications .
But both Gemma and Phoebe made it home in time to celebrate their first Christmas as a family , and seemed to be doing well until three weeks ago when Gemma woke up to find she couldn ’ t move .
An MRI scan found that she had brain tumours linked to the sarcoma , leaving the family devastated .
With one tumour in too dangerous a place to be operated on , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ now started chemotherapy again .
Gemma is living with her mum Margaret Bateman as husband Anthony looks after Phoebe , and while they still see each other every day , her worst fear is her daughter growing up without a mother .
She said : “ It ’ s so hard when you ’ ve wanted something for so long , that life can be so cruel to take it away .
“ It ’ s just hard because I was doing so well , to go to bed one night and then @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ t quite get over the shock.
” When Gemma first became ill she put it down to her pregnancy but as her condition deteriorated , a scan in May revealed that she had a 10cm tumour behind her heart and sarcoma .
“ I started to get poorly at the same time as I found out , so I thought it was something to do with the pregnancy , ” she said .
“ By the time I got to May I couldn ’ t really walk , I was getting so @ @ @ @ @ @ @ off doing a CT scan because of me being pregnant , but when she got to 20 weeks and was fine they looked more into what was wrong with me.
” Gemma was transferred to Newcastle ’ s Freeman Hospital and as she was getting weaker , doctors arranged for Phoebe to be born by C-section on July 3 , at 24 weeks - She weighed just 1lbs 3oz .
Medics waited 10 days for Gemma ’ s scar to heal before she started chemotherapy , starting off a gruelling six months of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of that time from her daughter as Phoebe stayed in the Royal Victoria Infirmary , but charity Tiny Lives sent her video updates every day .
Gemma ’ s mum Margaret said : “ Phoebe was perfect - a proper little miracle .
She came off the ventilator after five days.
” But as Phoebe thrived , Gemma suffered complications and contracted sepsis and at one point the hospital brought Phoebe to see her for what could have been a goodbye .
But she pulled through and , by May this year , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was looking forward to getting on with her life but one day she woke up and couldn ’ t move .
A scan showed she now had tumours in the back of her head , and a planned operation was cancelled when surgeons saw one was in too dangerous a position for surgery .
Gemma has now started chemotherapy again to stop the tumours from growing , and is staying with her mum so she can rest during treatment .
She still sees daughter and husband every day and the family are looking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ birthday in the garden next month .
She said : “ She doesn ’ t look like a premature baby at all - she ’ s such a little character .
“ I ’ m just taking every day as it comes , that ’ s all I can do really.
” Gemma and her family have paid tribute to the Freeman Hospital and Tiny Lives for their “ outstanding ” care of both her and Phoebe .

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Gemma Collins, from Northumberland, discovered she had bone cancer sarcoma while she was expecting but now has been told she needs more chemotherapy to shrink tumours found on her brain
Mum who had baby three months early for cancer treatment now fighting new battle
A mum who was forced to have her IVF baby three months early so she could start cancer treatment has suffered another devastating blow.
Gemma Collins discovered she had a rare form of bone cancer sarcoma while she was expecting little Phoebe.
She had suffered the heartbreak of going through several rounds of unsuccessful IVF treatment before discovering she was pregnant in February last year, Chronicle Live reports.
With the cancer growing rapidly, Phoebe had to be born three months early so she could start treatment.
Gemma made it through a brutal six months of chemotherapy, and there were times when her family feared she wouldn’t make it as she contracted sepsis and suffered numerous complications.
But both Gemma and Phoebe made it home in time to celebrate their first Christmas as a family, and seemed to be doing well until three weeks ago when Gemma woke up to find she couldn’t move.
An MRI scan found that she had brain tumours linked to the sarcoma, leaving the family devastated.
With one tumour in too dangerous a place to be operated on, the 37-year-old from Cramlington, Northumberland, has now started chemotherapy again.
Gemma is living with her mum Margaret Bateman as husband Anthony looks after Phoebe, and while they still see each other every day, her worst fear is her daughter growing up without a mother.
She said: “It’s so hard when you’ve wanted something for so long, that life can be so cruel to take it away.
“It’s just hard because I was doing so well, to go to bed one night and then feel like that again. I can’t quite get over the shock.”
When Gemma first became ill she put it down to her pregnancy but as her condition deteriorated, a scan in May revealed that she had a 10cm tumour behind her heart and sarcoma.
“I started to get poorly at the same time as I found out, so I thought it was something to do with the pregnancy,” she said.
“By the time I got to May I couldn’t really walk, I was getting so breathless.
“The hospital were holding off doing a CT scan because of me being pregnant, but when she got to 20 weeks and was fine they looked more into what was wrong with me.”
Gemma was transferred to Newcastle ’s Freeman Hospital and as she was getting weaker, doctors arranged for Phoebe to be born by C-section on July 3, at 24 weeks - She weighed just 1lbs 3oz.
Medics waited 10 days for Gemma’s scar to heal before she started chemotherapy, starting off a gruelling six months of treatment.
Gemma was separated for much of that time from her daughter as Phoebe stayed in the Royal Victoria Infirmary, but charity Tiny Lives sent her video updates every day.
Gemma’s mum Margaret said: “Phoebe was perfect - a proper little miracle. She came off the ventilator after five days.”
But as Phoebe thrived, Gemma suffered complications and contracted sepsis and at one point the hospital brought Phoebe to see her for what could have been a goodbye.
But she pulled through and, by May this year, Phoebe was strong and healthy and Gemma was looking forward to getting on with her life but one day she woke up and couldn’t move.
A scan showed she now had tumours in the back of her head, and a planned operation was cancelled when surgeons saw one was in too dangerous a position for surgery.
Gemma has now started chemotherapy again to stop the tumours from growing, and is staying with her mum so she can rest during treatment.
She still sees daughter and husband every day and the family are looking forward to celebrating Phoebe’s first birthday in the garden next month.
She said: “She doesn’t look like a premature baby at all - she’s such a little character.
“I’m just taking every day as it comes, that’s all I can do really.”
Gemma and her family have paid tribute to the Freeman Hospital and Tiny Lives for their “outstanding” care of both her and Phoebe.


thedailymirror--2020-06-20--Former Liverpool star warns Richarlison after Virgil van Dijk comments

Former Liverpool defender Jose Enqirue has warned Richarlison that his comments about Virgil van Dijk will have made the Dutchman `` mad '' ahead of the Merseyside derby .
Van Dijk is widely considered to be one of the best defenders in the world , winning the PFA Player of the Year award and finishing as runner-up in the Ballon d'Or last year .
But ahead of this Sunday 's clash between Everton and Liverpool , Richarlison insisted there are a number of players who are better than the Reds star .
`` People talk a lot about him , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is a great defender but I ’ ve already dribbled past him .
For me there are better defenders . ''
The Brazilian then named compatriots Thiago Silva and Marquinhos and Real Madrid captain Sergio Ramos as three centre-backs he believes to be better than van Dijk .
But Enrique thinks Richarlison may live to regret his comments once he takes to the field against van Dijk on Sunday .
The Spaniard wrote on Instagram : `` Richarlison an advice for next time .
Speak after the game mate now you got vvd @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Come on reds !
! ''
Richarlison found the back of the net in the reverse fixture at Anfield , but Everton slumped to a 5-2 defeat in what was Marco Silva 's last match in the Toffees hot seat .
The 23-year-old - signed from Watford last summer for an initial fee of £35million - has impressed this season by scoring 10 goals in 27 Premier League games .
Meanwhile , van Dijk is also enjoying a stellar campaign , making 40 appearances across all competitions and scoring four goals .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Premier League legends by teammate James Milner earlier this week .
“ I ’ ve been very fortunate to have played with some amazing centre-halves .
You look at Rio [ Ferdinand ] , Jonathan Woodgate , Vinny Kompany , and Virg is right in there with all those guys , '' Milner said .
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The Everton forward claimed van Dijk is not one of the three best centre-backs in the world earlier this week - and Jose Enrique believes he may live to regret saying that before the match
Former Liverpool defender Jose Enqirue has warned Richarlison that his comments about Virgil van Dijk will have made the Dutchman "mad" ahead of the Merseyside derby.
Van Dijk is widely considered to be one of the best defenders in the world, winning the PFA Player of the Year award and finishing as runner-up in the Ballon d'Or last year.
But ahead of this Sunday's clash between Everton and Liverpool, Richarlison insisted there are a number of players who are better than the Reds star.
"People talk a lot about him," said Richarlison. "Yes he is a great defender but I’ve already dribbled past him. For me there are better defenders."
The Brazilian then named compatriots Thiago Silva and Marquinhos and Real Madrid captain Sergio Ramos as three centre-backs he believes to be better than van Dijk.
But Enrique thinks Richarlison may live to regret his comments once he takes to the field against van Dijk on Sunday.
The Spaniard wrote on Instagram : "Richarlison an advice for next time. Speak after the game mate now you got vvd mad. Let's see what happens. Come on reds!!"
Richarlison found the back of the net in the reverse fixture at Anfield, but Everton slumped to a 5-2 defeat in what was Marco Silva's last match in the Toffees hot seat.
The 23-year-old - signed from Watford last summer for an initial fee of £35million - has impressed this season by scoring 10 goals in 27 Premier League games.
Meanwhile, van Dijk is also enjoying a stellar campaign, making 40 appearances across all competitions and scoring four goals.
The 28-year-old was compared to a number of Premier League legends by teammate James Milner earlier this week.
“I’ve been very fortunate to have played with some amazing centre-halves. You look at Rio [Ferdinand], Jonathan Woodgate, Vinny Kompany, and Virg is right in there with all those guys," Milner said.
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thedailymirror--2020-06-20--Inter Milan legend Mario Corso dies aged 78

Corso , who was nicknamed God 's Left Foot , played more than 400 times for the Serie A giants @ @ @ @ @ winning four titles .
The left-winger also represented Italy at international level .
Inter Milan @ @ @ @ @ player on Twitter : `` Mario Corso has passed away , a man who was @ @ @ @ @ an eternal champion , gifted with infinite class .
`` He enchanted the world with @ @ @ @ @ team that marked an era .
The thoughts and love of every one of us @ @ @ @ @ this difficult time . ''
FIFA also paid tribute in a tweet reading : `` @ @ @ @ @ long before they were en vogue .
`` He had `` God 's left foot @ @ @ @ @ huge figure in La Grande Inter .
One of Inter and Italy 's best-ever wingers @ @ @ @ @ 78 .
Thanks for the memories and RIP 'Mariolino ' . ''
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Mario Corso, who was nicknamed God's Left Foot, played more than 400 times for the Serie A giants from 1957 to 1973. He also represented Italy at international level
Inter Milan legend Mario Corso has died aged 78.
Corso, who was nicknamed God's Left Foot, played more than 400 times for the Serie A giants from 1957 to 1973, winning four titles.
The left-winger also represented Italy at international level.
Inter Milan paid tribute to their former player on Twitter : "Mario Corso has passed away, a man who was Inter through and through and an eternal champion, gifted with infinite class.
"He enchanted the world with his left foot in a team that marked an era. The thoughts and love of every one of us go to his family at this difficult time."
FIFA also paid tribute in a tweet reading: "Mario Corso took knuckleball free-kicks long before they were en vogue.
"He had "God's left foot". He was a huge figure in La Grande Inter. One of Inter and Italy's best-ever wingers passed away today, aged 78. Thanks for the memories and RIP 'Mariolino'."
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thedailymirror--2020-06-20--Ryanair announces it's restarting flights early in huge news for holidaymakers

The low-cost airline was due to resume flights on July 1 but has confirmed some routes will now restart on June 21 - the same day Spain lifts its border restrictions to welcome back tourists .
A flight to Alicante in Spain is scheduled to leave East Midlands Airport on Sunday at 3.45pm with a total of 16 Ryanair flights scheduled to and from EMA until the end of the month .
And a flight from Manchester Airport will touch down at 5.55pm in Tenerife , reports Spanish newspaper El Dia .
A Ryanair spokesperson said : `` Although we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from 1 July ( across the network ) , some routes are starting from 21 June . ''
The Foreign Office currently advises against all but essential travel .
Yesterday , the Spanish airport authority said holidaymakers coming into Spain from Sunday will have to pass three health checks and there was no mention of any enforced quarantine for Brits .
The first control will be a document that the traveller must fill in with information on their location during their trip and whether or not they have had coronavirus .
The second @ @ @ @ @ @ @ taken at the arrival airport and a visual inspection .
If the passenger fails one of the three checks , he or she will be seen by a doctor .
Last weekend , In an interview with the BBC , Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs Arancha González Laya said Spain might have to consider imposing a 14-day quarantine on Brits who visit Spain once the borders reopened on June 21st as the UK was doing the same with Spanish arrivals .
When they `` officially '' restart on July 1 the Irish carrier @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ key holiday airports ” in Spain , Portugal , Italy , Greece and Cyprus .
New safety measures include face masks to be worn on board , and a limited range of refreshments available , with a cashless system .
In a bid to persuade nervous boots , it has dropped the prices for July and August with one-way fares starting from £27 ) in a bid to kick-start demand .
Airline CEO Michael O'Leary has said that thousands of British families have booked holidays in Portugal , in Spain and Italy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ chief executive Eddie Wilson said : “ After four months of lockdown , we welcome these moves by governments in Italy , Greece , Portugal , Spain and Cyprus to open their borders , remove travel restrictions and scrap ineffective quarantines .
“ Irish and British families , who have been subject to lockdown for the last 10 weeks , can now look forward to booking their much-needed family holiday to Spain , Portugal , Italy , Greece , and other Mediterranean destinations for July and August before the schools return in September @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to 1,000 daily flights from July 1 , and we have a range of low fare seat sales , perfect for that summer getaway , which we know many parents and their kids will be looking forward to as we move out of lockdown and into the school holidays .
”

The low-cost airline flew into Spain on Sunday as the country opened its borders and finally welcomes back tourists after the coronavirus pandemic caused global travel chaos
Ryanair has announced it's restarting flights early.
The low-cost airline was due to resume flights on July 1 but restarted routes yesterday on June 21 - the same day Spain lifted its border restrictions to welcome back tourists.
A flight to Alicante in Spain left East Midlands Airport on Sunday at 3.45pm with a total of 16 Ryanair flights scheduled to and from EMA until the end of the month.
And a flight from Manchester Airport ouched down at 5.55pm in Tenerife.
Image: PA Wire) PA Wire)
A Ryanair spokesperson said: "Although we are officially back with 1,000 daily flights from 1 July (across the network), some routes are starting from 21 June."
The Foreign Office currently advises against all but essential travel.
The Spanish airport authority said holidaymakers coming into Spain from Sunday will have to pass three health checks and that Brits would not have to quarantine on arrival.
The first control will be a document that the traveller must fill in with information on their location during their trip and whether or not they have had coronavirus.
The second and third will involve having their temperature taken at the arrival airport and a visual inspection. If the passenger fails one of the three checks, he or she will be seen by a doctor.
Image: Ryan Air) Ryan Air)
When they "officially" restart on July 1 the Irish carrier has said it will operate flights to “key holiday airports” in Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece and Cyprus.
New safety measures include face masks to be worn on board, and a limited range of refreshments available, with a cashless system.
In a bid to persuade nervous boots, it has dropped the prices for July and August with one-way fares starting from £27) in a bid to kick-start demand.
Airline CEO Michael O'Leary has said that thousands of British families have booked holidays in Portugal, in Spain and Italy for this summer.
Image: Ryan Air) Ryan Air)
Ryanair’s chief executive Eddie Wilson said: “After four months of lockdown, we welcome these moves by governments in Italy, Greece, Portugal, Spain and Cyprus to open their borders, remove travel restrictions and scrap ineffective quarantines.
“Irish and British families, who have been subject to lockdown for the last 10 weeks, can now look forward to booking their much-needed family holiday to Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece, and other Mediterranean destinations for July and August before the schools return in September.
“Ryanair will be offering up to 1,000 daily flights from July 1, and we have a range of low fare seat sales, perfect for that summer getaway, which we know many parents and their kids will be looking forward to as we move out of lockdown and into the school holidays.”


thedailymirror--2020-06-20--Gemma Collins wants her mind uploaded to the iCloud when she dies

Gemma Collins has revealed she wants her mind to be uploaded to the iCloud when she dies .
The former Towie star said she reckoned there was `` Champagne on tap '' in heaven , as well as chocolate milkshakes , fairies and woodland creatures .
Speaking on her BBC podcast this week , the 39-year-old star , said : `` Some tech people think that we might be able to upload our minds to the iCloud when we die .
`` Basically when we do die we can upload our minds to the iCloud - would you do it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ because I would like people to understand how my mind works and I would like people to be able to download my mind if they miss me coz I 'm dead .
`` They could still be close to me because they 'll have my mind . ''
The TV personality added that if everyone in the world had her 'mindset ' , it would be a 'better place ' .
She told her listeners : `` To be honest , the world would be a much better place if everyone had my @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for downloading my mind on the iCloud .
`` Would you be up for downloading Gemma Collins ' mind in the iCloud - let me know ! ''
Discussing what she thought heaven looked like , the reality TV star said she reckoned it was full of angels , fairies and woodland animals - and that it would have a 'great bed ' in it for her to sleep on .
She said : `` I imagine heaven to be full of white clouds and angels and beauty beyond belief - my ( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it 's got the best spring bed in it ever .
`` All my cats and dogs are there and all my friends and family who have passed .
`` You do n't get water through the tap in heaven though ... you get champagne , chocolate milkshakes and strawberry milkshakes .
`` Pink fairies , blue fairies - all them little woodland animals , champagne on tap , candyfloss - this is what I imagine heaven to be . ''
She then joked about whether people 'got hungry ' in heaven .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ food in heaven ?
Do you get hungry when you pass - this is stuff I need to find out ! ''
The actress also discussed the questions which has long-baffled philosophers , asking : `` Although your body passes , your soul lives on - but what is the soul ?
`` What is the soul made of ?
- there are so many theories . ''

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The 39-year-old former Towie star thinks uploading her mind onto the storage service might help people who would miss her after she passes away
Gemma Collins wants her mind uploaded to iCloud when she dies to 'save the world'
Gemma Collins has revealed she wants her mind to be uploaded to the iCloud when she dies.
The former Towie star said she reckoned there was "Champagne on tap" in heaven, as well as chocolate milkshakes, fairies and woodland creatures.
Speaking on her BBC podcast this week, the 39-year-old star, said: "Some tech people think that we might be able to upload our minds to the iCloud when we die.
"Basically when we do die we can upload our minds to the iCloud - would you do it?"
"I would do it because I would like people to understand how my mind works and I would like people to be able to download my mind if they miss me coz I'm dead.
Image: Gemma Collins/Instagram) Gemma Collins/Instagram)
"They could still be close to me because they'll have my mind."
The TV personality added that if everyone in the world had her 'mindset', it would be a 'better place'.
She told her listeners: "To be honest, the world would be a much better place if everyone had my mindset, so I'm totally up for downloading my mind on the iCloud.
"Would you be up for downloading Gemma Collins' mind in the iCloud - let me know!"
Image: gemmacollins1/Instagram) gemmacollins1/Instagram)
Discussing what she thought heaven looked like, the reality TV star said she reckoned it was full of angels, fairies and woodland animals - and that it would have a 'great bed' in it for her to sleep on.
She said: "I imagine heaven to be full of white clouds and angels and beauty beyond belief - my (heaven) smells of beautiful perfume and it's got the best spring bed in it ever.
"All my cats and dogs are there and all my friends and family who have passed.
"You don't get water through the tap in heaven though...you get champagne, chocolate milkshakes and strawberry milkshakes.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
"Pink fairies, blue fairies - all them little woodland animals, champagne on tap, candyfloss - this is what I imagine heaven to be."
She then joked about whether people 'got hungry' in heaven.
Gemma said: "Do you get food in heaven? Do you get hungry when you pass - this is stuff I need to find out!"
The actress also discussed the questions which has long-baffled philosophers, asking: "Although your body passes, your soul lives on - but what is the soul?
"What is the soul made of? - there are so many theories."