thedailymirror--2020-06-17--Rooney slams athletics' weak response to missed drugs tests after Coleman bust

Martyn Rooney says athletics is being embarrassed by its ineffective response to star names flouting drug test rules .
World 100 metres champion Christian Coleman was yesterday provisionally banned for missing three tests in a 12-month period - a fortnight after Salwa Eid Naser , the world 400m champion , suffered the same fate .
Both face the prospect of missing next year ’ s Tokyo Olympics and are , at the very least , guilty of a casual attitude towards a ‘ whereabouts ’ process designed to protect clean athletes .
Yet Naser was allowed to compete at the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ prior to the championships and Coleman was also in Doha after having a previous whereabouts charge dropped on a technicality .
Rooney , Britain ’ s two-time European 400m champion and former team captain , said : “ It ’ s embarrassing for the sport to see that our stars , our world champions , are missing drugs tests and being allowed to do so .
“ If you miss three tests it should be that ’ s it , done .
You go into a suspension and the investigation carries on - @ @ @ @ @ @ @ compete and we ’ ll think about backdating stuff or re-awarding medals later.
” British athletes lined up to criticise Coleman , 24 , who accused anti-doping agents of “ a purposeful attempt to get me to miss a test ” by visiting whilst he was out shopping and not phoning to say they were there .
The Athletics Integrity Unit confirmed that a phone call is not a requirement and that it usually asks employees not to call athletes as it could undermine the testing process .
“ As athletes we have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sawyers .
“ The one biggie we do have is to give the drug testers one hour a day when we ’ re going to be at an address , & then to be there for that hour .
It ’ s annoying but not difficult.
” Former sprinter Chris Lambert added .
“ Quit complaining , man .
You want to be a role model , you should be backing random drug testing not complaining about it when you miss tests.
” Rooney admits in his first year of anti-doping as a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he learned fast .
He has long requested a 6am time slot to ensure he will always be in bed when they call .
“ As a British athlete you have it drilled into you very early that whereabouts and anti-doping is a massive part of the sport and very important , ” added the Londoner .
“ If a Brit fails a test , it ’ s like ‘ sh*t , we ’ re f*cked ’ .
The whole country looks bad .
But other countries seem more relaxed .
Look at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ t seem to think anything of her missed tests .
“ The whereabouts system is intrusive but if you want a clean sport at elite level you accept it .
Like training and eating right it ’ s part of the life of a professional athlete.
” Hurdler Eilidh Doyle reiterated the point when revealing that during three days in hospital having her baby her “ first thought ” was “ I better update my whereabouts ” .
Coleman ’ s furious condemnation of the anti-doping process failed to impress either track @ @ @ @ @ @ @ former world champion Dai Greene .
Johnson said : “ After a close call last year for 3 whereabout failures or missed tests , for Coleman to allow this to happen again will lead people to believe either you ’ re doping or you don ’ t take seriously the anti-doping efforts of the sport .
What reason do we have to believe otherwise ?
” Greene added : “ Being the best in the world means that you should be leading the way by example .
Try treating the sport , your @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with respect they deserve .
“ It ’ s nothing personal , I love my sport and want it to be better .
Until high profile athletes stop breaking all anti-doping rules whether guilty or not there will never be fairness or confidence in the sport .
”

“It’s embarrassing for the sport to see that our stars, our world champions, are missing drugs tests and being allowed to do so"
Martyn Rooney says athletics is being embarrassed by its ineffective response to star names flouting drug test rules.
World 100 metres champion Christian Coleman was yesterday provisionally banned for missing three tests in a 12-month period - a fortnight after Salwa Eid Naser, the world 400m champion, suffered the same fate.
Both face the prospect of missing next year’s Tokyo Olympics and are, at the very least, guilty of a casual attitude towards a ‘whereabouts’ process designed to protect clean athletes.
Image: Getty Images Europe) Getty Images Europe)
Yet Naser was allowed to compete at the Worlds despite her three missed tests being prior to the championships and Coleman was also in Doha after having a previous whereabouts charge dropped on a technicality.
Rooney, Britain’s two-time European 400m champion and former team captain, said: “It’s embarrassing for the sport to see that our stars, our world champions, are missing drugs tests and being allowed to do so.
“If you miss three tests it should be that’s it, done. You go into a suspension and the investigation carries on - rather than you’re allowed to compete and we’ll think about backdating stuff or re-awarding medals later.”
Image: Ian Walton/Getty) Ian Walton/Getty)
British athletes lined up to criticise Coleman, 24, who accused anti-doping agents of “a purposeful attempt to get me to miss a test” by visiting whilst he was out shopping and not phoning to say they were there.
The Athletics Integrity Unit confirmed that a phone call is not a requirement and that it usually asks employees not to call athletes as it could undermine the testing process.
“As athletes we have few genuine responsibilities,” tweeted Jaz Sawyers. “The one biggie we do have is to give the drug testers one hour a day when we’re going to be at an address, & then to be there for that hour. It’s annoying but not difficult.”
Image: Liverpool Echo) Liverpool Echo)
Former sprinter Chris Lambert added. “Quit complaining, man. You want to be a role model, you should be backing random drug testing not complaining about it when you miss tests.”
Rooney admits in his first year of anti-doping as a teenager he missed two tests but said he learned fast. He has long requested a 6am time slot to ensure he will always be in bed when they call.
“As a British athlete you have it drilled into you very early that whereabouts and anti-doping is a massive part of the sport and very important,” added the Londoner.
Image: AFP/Getty Images) AFP/Getty Images)
“If a Brit fails a test, it’s like ‘sh*t, we’re f*cked’. The whole country looks bad. But other countries seem more relaxed. Look at Naser’s response. She didn’t seem to think anything of her missed tests.
“The whereabouts system is intrusive but if you want a clean sport at elite level you accept it. Like training and eating right it’s part of the life of a professional athlete.”
Hurdler Eilidh Doyle reiterated the point when revealing that during three days in hospital having her baby her “first thought” was “I better update my whereabouts”.
Image: Michael Steele) Michael Steele)
Coleman’s furious condemnation of the anti-doping process failed to impress either track legend Michael Johnson or Britain’s former world champion Dai Greene.
Johnson said: “After a close call last year for 3 whereabout failures or missed tests, for Coleman to allow this to happen again will lead people to believe either you’re doping or you don’t take seriously the anti-doping efforts of the sport. What reason do we have to believe otherwise?”
Greene added: “Being the best in the world means that you should be leading the way by example. Try treating the sport, your full time profession, and fellow athletes with respect they deserve.
“It’s nothing personal, I love my sport and want it to be better. Until high profile athletes stop breaking all anti-doping rules whether guilty or not there will never be fairness or confidence in the sport.”


thedailymirror--2020-06-17--Woman who feared she would die from coronavirus says £5 pill saved her life

A woman who feared she would die with coronavirus was reunited with her husband on her 55th birthday after nearly three months and being placed on a steroid trial .
Katherine Millbank , 55 , from Buckinghamshire , was rushed into intensive care at Stoke Mandeville Hospital on March 26 , and was placed in an induced coma and put on a ventilator .
But she believes she pulled through after being put on a trial for £5 pill dexamethasone , which medics now say is an effective treatment for the killer bug .
She said : `` When I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , ' I do n't know what 's happening but I do n't think I 'm going to come through this .
I 'm going to die ' . ''
On April 3 , the doctors called her husband Paul , 55 , and asked if he would give permission for her to be included on a trial for dexamethasone , and days later he was told she had `` turned a corner '' .
Mrs Millbank said she felt `` lucky '' to have been included on the clinical trial , which @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Researchers have found that the drug reduces deaths by up to a third among patients on ventilators and by a fifth for those on oxygen .
It has been approved to treat all UK Covid-19 patients who have been admitted to hospital and are on ventilators or oxygen .
Mrs Millbank said : `` The research team have been amazing , because not everybody got that drug , so I was one of the lucky ones .
`` I do n't remember much , but I just remember thinking about my husband telling @ @ @ @ @ @ @ all right , you 're going to come through it ' .
`` Then I remember coming out of the ICU and everyone was clapping , and I remember waving at people thinking , 'why are they waving at me ? ''
' After she was taken out of ICU , staff helped her make a video call with her husband .
She said : `` That was very emotional and the thought just stuck in my head that this is my husband and he is waiting for me to come home .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ no issue '' with his wife being given the trial drugs .
He said : `` We are all up for supporting the medical fraternity and medicine in general .
I did n't even have to think about it , really .
`` They are already tried and tested drugs anyway , all of them , and none of them has got any serious side effects , to my knowledge anyway .
It was a no-brainer because , at the end of the day , I wanted my wife back . ''
Mr @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that his wife 's chances of recovery were `` 50-50 '' and he was willing to do anything to help her get better .
Despite being told he would have to wait another two weeks before she was well enough to return home , she began to improve faster than expected and he picked her up from the hospital on the evening of her birthday .
He said : `` I was sceptical at first .
I got numerous text messages from Katherine and not all of them made sense , but then @ @ @ @ @ @ @ go pick her up .
It just felt so surreal .
`` We started to drive home and it was like , just pinch me , is this really happening ?
Am I really bringing my wife home after all this emotion and all this trauma ?
It did n't really hit home until we got home . ''
Mrs Millbank added : `` I just kept looking around and trying to listen to the birds and talk to my husband a bit .
`` I remember thinking , is this really happening @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I was having hallucinations and it all felt a bit surreal .
`` Most of the time you listen to the news at the moment and it is sad news .
But the research team have found something that 's really helped a lot of people and it 's just absolutely fantastic .
It should give people hope . ''
Scientists estimate that if they had known what they now know about dexamethasone at the start of the pandemic , 4,000 to 5,000 lives could have been saved in the UK .

Katherine Millbank, 55, was put in an induced coma at Stoke Mandeville Hospital in Buckinghamshire before medics gave her dexamethasone, which has been hailed as a treatment for Covid-19
Woman who feared she would die from coronavirus says £5 pill saved her life
A woman who feared she would die with coronavirus was reunited with her husband on her 55th birthday after nearly three months and being placed on a steroid trial.
Katherine Millbank, 55, from Buckinghamshire, was rushed into intensive care at Stoke Mandeville Hospital on March 26, and was placed in an induced coma and put on a ventilator.
But she believes she pulled through after being put on a trial for £5 pill dexamethasone, which medics now say is an effective treatment for the killer bug.
She said: "When I was in ICU, I remember thinking, 'I don't know what's happening but I don't think I'm going to come through this. I'm going to die'."
On April 3, the doctors called her husband Paul, 55, and asked if he would give permission for her to be included on a trial for dexamethasone, and days later he was told she had "turned a corner".
Image: PA) PA)
Mrs Millbank said she felt "lucky" to have been included on the clinical trial, which she credits with saving her life.
Researchers have found that the drug reduces deaths by up to a third among patients on ventilators and by a fifth for those on oxygen.
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It has been approved to treat all UK Covid-19 patients who have been admitted to hospital and are on ventilators or oxygen.
Image: PA) PA)
Mrs Millbank said: "The research team have been amazing, because not everybody got that drug, so I was one of the lucky ones.
"I don't remember much, but I just remember thinking about my husband telling me, 'you're going to be all right, you're going to come through it'.
"Then I remember coming out of the ICU and everyone was clapping, and I remember waving at people thinking, 'why are they waving at me?"'
After she was taken out of ICU, staff helped her make a video call with her husband.
Image: PA) PA)
She said: "That was very emotional and the thought just stuck in my head that this is my husband and he is waiting for me to come home."
Mr Millbank said he had "no issue" with his wife being given the trial drugs.
He said: "We are all up for supporting the medical fraternity and medicine in general. I didn't even have to think about it, really.
"They are already tried and tested drugs anyway, all of them, and none of them has got any serious side effects, to my knowledge anyway. It was a no-brainer because, at the end of the day, I wanted my wife back."
Mr Millbank had already been told by doctors that his wife's chances of recovery were "50-50" and he was willing to do anything to help her get better.
Despite being told he would have to wait another two weeks before she was well enough to return home, she began to improve faster than expected and he picked her up from the hospital on the evening of her birthday.
He said: "I was sceptical at first. I got numerous text messages from Katherine and not all of them made sense, but then they called me and said I could go pick her up. It just felt so surreal.
"We started to drive home and it was like, just pinch me, is this really happening? Am I really bringing my wife home after all this emotion and all this trauma? It didn't really hit home until we got home."
Mrs Millbank added: "I just kept looking around and trying to listen to the birds and talk to my husband a bit.
"I remember thinking, is this really happening? Because when I was in hospital I was having hallucinations and it all felt a bit surreal.
"Most of the time you listen to the news at the moment and it is sad news. But the research team have found something that's really helped a lot of people and it's just absolutely fantastic. It should give people hope."
Scientists estimate that if they had known what they now know about dexamethasone at the start of the pandemic, 4,000 to 5,000 lives could have been saved in the UK.


thedailymirror--2020-06-17--Pilot in fatal Kobe Bryant helicopter crash may have been disoriented in fog

The pilot of the helicopter that crashed in thick fog , killing NBA legend Kobe Bryant and all eight others on board , reported that he was climbing when he was actually descending , federal investigators have said .
Pilot Ara Zobayan likely became disoriented in the fog before the crash in foothills near Los Angeles on January 26 , investigators said in documents released on Wednesday .
The National Transportation Safety Board ( NTSB ) report said Mr Zobayan told air traffic controllers that his helicopter was climbing , when in fact it was descending shortly before slamming into @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The crash killed LA Lakers icon Bryant , his daughter Gianna , Mr Zobayan and the six others on board , who were travelling to a basketball tournament .
The NTSB said that pilots can become confused over an aircraft 's attitude and acceleration when they can not see the sky or landscape around them , causing `` spacial disorientation . ''
The report said : `` Without outside references or attention to the helicopter 's attitude display , the actual pitch and bank angles have the potential to be misperceived .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ docket ' released by the NTSB as it investigates the crash .
The agency has not yet released its final report .
According to AP , Mr Zobayan radioed to air traffic controllers that he was climbing to 4,000 feet ( 1,220 meters ) to get above clouds when , in fact , the helicopter was plunging toward a hillside .
As well as killing Bryant , 41 , and his daughter Gianna , 13 , the crash also claimed the lives of John Altobelli , 56 , his wife Keri , 46 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ; Payton Chester , 13 , and her mother Sarah Chester , 46 ; and Christina Mauser , 38 .
Autopsy reports released last month gave the cause of death for all nine victims as `` blunt trauma '' , while the manner of death was certified as `` accident '' .
The autopsy into the death of 50-year-old Mr Zobayan revealed there were no alcohol or drugs in his system .
He had lengthy experience in the air .
He had 8,200 hours of total flight time and had completed the same @ @ @ @ @ @ @ clear conditions .
Jennifer Homendy , a board member on the National Transportation Safety Board , described the accident as a “ high energy impact crash ” after the S-76B helicopter suffered a descent rate of 2,000 feet per minute .
Bryant , regarded as one of the greatest basketball players of all time , represented the Los Angeles Lakers for all of his 20-year career and also won two Olympic gold medals before retiring in 2016 .
He was survived by his wife Vanessa and their other three daughters Bianka , Capri @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as the third-leading scorer in NBA history , although he has since been passed by another Lakers star , LeBron James .
The tragic death of Bryant and his daughter Gianna , known affectionately as 'GiGi ' , prompted tributes from throughout the sporting world and beyond .
A public memorial to Bryant and the others who tragically died in the crash saw more than 88,000 people apply for tickets , with a limited number available to the general public .
The rest were reserved for friends , family and members of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ basketball legends Kareem Abdul-Jabbar , LeBron James , Steph Curry and 'Magic ' Johnson were all in attendance .

Pilot Ara Zobayan reported that his helicopter was climbing when it was actually descending, moments before the crash which killed NBA legend Bryant, his daughter Gianna and all seven others on board
Investigation into fatal Kobe Bryant helicopter crash found pilot may have been disoriented in fog
The pilot of the helicopter that crashed in thick fog, killing NBA legend Kobe Bryant and all eight others on board, reported that he was climbing when he was actually descending, federal investigators have said.
Pilot Ara Zobayan likely became disoriented in the fog before the crash in foothills near Los Angeles on January 26, investigators said in documents released on Wednesday.
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) report said Mr Zobayan told air traffic controllers that his helicopter was climbing, when in fact it was descending shortly before slamming into a hillside outside the community of Calabasas.
The crash killed LA Lakers icon Bryant, his daughter Gianna, Mr Zobayan and the six others on board, who were travelling to a basketball tournament.
The NTSB said that pilots can become confused over an aircraft's attitude and acceleration when they cannot see the sky or landscape around them, causing "spacial disorientation."
Image: Getty) Getty)
The report said: "Without outside references or attention to the helicopter's attitude display, the actual pitch and bank angles have the potential to be misperceived."
The findings came in a 'public docket' released by the NTSB as it investigates the crash. The agency has not yet released its final report.
According to AP, Mr Zobayan radioed to air traffic controllers that he was climbing to 4,000 feet (1,220 meters) to get above clouds when, in fact, the helicopter was plunging toward a hillside.
As well as killing Bryant, 41, and his daughter Gianna, 13, the crash also claimed the lives of John Altobelli, 56, his wife Keri, 46, and their daughter Alyssa, 14; Payton Chester, 13, and her mother Sarah Chester, 46; and Christina Mauser, 38.
Image: Facebook) Facebook)
Autopsy reports released last month gave the cause of death for all nine victims as "blunt trauma", while the manner of death was certified as "accident".
The autopsy into the death of 50-year-old Mr Zobayan revealed there were no alcohol or drugs in his system. He had lengthy experience in the air. He had 8,200 hours of total flight time and had completed the same route the day before, albeit in clear conditions.
Jennifer Homendy, a board member on the National Transportation Safety Board, described the accident as a “high energy impact crash” after the S-76B helicopter suffered a descent rate of 2,000 feet per minute.
Bryant, regarded as one of the greatest basketball players of all time, represented the Los Angeles Lakers for all of his 20-year career and also won two Olympic gold medals before retiring in 2016.
He was survived by his wife Vanessa and their other three daughters Bianka, Capri and Natalia.
He retired in 2016 as the third-leading scorer in NBA history, although he has since been passed by another Lakers star, LeBron James.
The tragic death of Bryant and his daughter Gianna, known affectionately as 'GiGi', prompted tributes from throughout the sporting world and beyond.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
A public memorial to Bryant and the others who tragically died in the crash saw more than 88,000 people apply for tickets, with a limited number available to the general public.
The rest were reserved for friends, family and members of the NBA community.
The likes of fellow basketball legends Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, LeBron James, Steph Curry and 'Magic' Johnson were all in attendance.


thedailymirror--2020-06-17--Susan Boyle sends fans into meltdown as she debuts incredible TikTok dance moves

Former Britain 's Got Talent star Susan Boyle sent her fans into complete meltdown as she showed off her incredible TikTok moves on Wednesday .
The 59-year-old Scottish singer and entertainer got together with some of her pals for a socially distanced performance as she made a huge debut on the social media app .
She looked lovely in a floral-print maxi dress , paired with a straw sun hat as she joined in with the viral challenges .
Susan danced along to Laxed Siren Beat by Jawsh 685 as she did the full dance along with two others in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by Gez Rae , she can be seen wiggling her hips and moving her arms to the beat for the social media clip .
The trio looked super happy as they soaked up the sunshine during their performance .
Susan , who is from Blackburn , recently revealed she 'd love to appear on Strictly Come Dancing after taking up dance lessons .
Back in February she explained : `` Someone suggested I would be good on Strictly Come Dancing . ''
And not shy about her great moves , Susan said : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
I 've got some moves .
I 've been taking dance lessons . ''
Susan recently shared how she felt like an `` act in a freak show '' during her first BGT audition .
She incredibly finished as runner-up in 2009 's series of the talent show , but opened up on how people were `` laughing at her crazy hair '' and `` dress sense '' at the time .
`` It felt quite suffocating , almost as though I was an act in a freak show , and that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Mirror .
`` It was incredibly difficult to come to terms with for a time , but the positives have far outweighed the negatives .
`` Everyone was laughing at me ; they wondered who this daft woman with the crazy hair was ... and I had made a bad choice in clothes , so no-one had high expectations . ''
However Susan blew the audience and judges away with her incredible performance of Les Misérables ' I Dreamed A Dream - and has since become one of the most iconic stars to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a story to sell ?
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Susan Boyle, 59, has uploaded her first ever TikTok video and she looks incredible as she shows off her dance moves
Former Britain's Got Talent star Susan Boyle sent her fans into complete meltdown as she showed off her incredible TikTok moves on Wednesday.
The 59-year-old Scottish singer and entertainer got together with some of her pals for a socially distanced performance as she made a huge debut on the social media app.
She looked lovely in a floral-print maxi dress, paired with a straw sun hat as she joined in with the viral challenges.
Susan danced along to Laxed Siren Beat by Jawsh 685 as she did the full dance along with two others in the garden.
In the video uploaded by Gez Rae, she can be seen wiggling her hips and moving her arms to the beat for the social media clip.
Image: Tik Tok) Tik Tok)
The trio looked super happy as they soaked up the sunshine during their performance.
Susan, who is from Blackburn, recently revealed she'd love to appear on Strictly Come Dancing after taking up dance lessons.
Image: Tik Tok) Tik Tok)
Back in February she explained: "Someone suggested I would be good on Strictly Come Dancing."
And not shy about her great moves, Susan said: "Yeah, I would like that. I've got some moves. I've been taking dance lessons."
Susan recently shared how she felt like an "act in a freak show" during her first BGT audition.
Image: Tik Tok) Tik Tok)
She incredibly finished as runner-up in 2009's series of the talent show, but opened up on how people were "laughing at her crazy hair" and "dress sense" at the time.
"It felt quite suffocating, almost as though I was an act in a freak show, and that hurt," she told the Irish Mirror.
"It was incredibly difficult to come to terms with for a time, but the positives have far outweighed the negatives.
"Everyone was laughing at me; they wondered who this daft woman with the crazy hair was... and I had made a bad choice in clothes, so no-one had high expectations."
However Susan blew the audience and judges away with her incredible performance of Les Misérables' I Dreamed A Dream - and has since become one of the most iconic stars to grace the show.
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thedailymirror--2020-06-17--That '70s Show actor Danny Masterson charged with raping three women

Danny Masterson has been charged with raping three women , according to prosecutors in Los Angeles .
The Los Angeles County District Attorney has said that the 44-year-old star of That '70s Show is accused of attacking the alleged victims in separate incidents between 2001 and 2003 .
Prosecutors added that Masterson has been charged with three counts of rape by force or fear with an arraignment hearing set for September .
The actor is alleged to have raped a 23-year-old woman in 2001 .
He is also accused of attacking a 28-year-old woman in April 2003 as well as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his Hollywood Hills home between October and December that year .
All of the alleged attacks took place at Masterson 's home , prosecutors said .
In a statement to the PA news agency , Masterson 's lawyer Tom Mesereau said the allegations are false .
He said : `` Mr Masterson is innocent , and we 're confident that he will be exonerated when all the evidence finally comes to light and witnesses have the opportunity to testify .
`` Obviously , Mr Masterson and his wife are in complete shock considering @ @ @ @ @ @ @ suddenly resulting in charges being filed , but they and their family are comforted knowing that ultimately the truth will come out .
`` The people who know Mr Masterson know his character and know the allegations to be false . ''
Masterson , who has identified himself as a practising Scientologist , has been married to the actress Bijou Phillips since 2011 and they have a six-year-old daughter .
If convicted as charged , Masterson , best known for playing Steven Hyde on sitcom That '70s Show , faces a maximum sentence @ @ @ @ @ @ @ prison .
The District Attorney 's office also said it declined to file sexual assault charges against Masterson in two other cases , one for insufficient evidence and the other based upon the statute of limitations .
Masterson was written out of Netflix comedy The Ranch in 2017 when he was accused of sexual assault .
His dismissal from the show came in the wake of mass allegations against the now-jailed Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein , who was accused of sexual misconduct following a New York Times investigation in October 2017 .
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Danny Masterson has been charged with raping three women according to prosecutors in Los Angeles and could face up to 45 years in jail
Danny Masterson has been charged with raping three women, according to prosecutors in Los Angeles.
The Los Angeles County District Attorney has said that the 44-year-old star of That '70s Show is accused of attacking the alleged victims in separate incidents between 2001 and 2003.
Prosecutors added that Masterson has been charged with three counts of rape by force or fear with an arraignment hearing set for September.
The actor is alleged to have raped a 23-year-old woman in 2001. He is also accused of attacking a 28-year-old woman in April 2003 as well as allegedly raping a 23-year-old he had invited to his Hollywood Hills home between October and December that year.
Image: Channel 5) Channel 5)
All of the alleged attacks took place at Masterson's home, prosecutors said.
In a statement to the PA news agency, Masterson's lawyer Tom Mesereau said the allegations are false.
He said: "Mr Masterson is innocent, and we're confident that he will be exonerated when all the evidence finally comes to light and witnesses have the opportunity to testify.
"Obviously, Mr Masterson and his wife are in complete shock considering that these nearly 20-year old allegations are suddenly resulting in charges being filed, but they and their family are comforted knowing that ultimately the truth will come out.
"The people who know Mr Masterson know his character and know the allegations to be false."
Masterson, who has identified himself as a practising Scientologist, has been married to the actress Bijou Phillips since 2011 and they have a six-year-old daughter.
If convicted as charged, Masterson, best known for playing Steven Hyde on sitcom That '70s Show, faces a maximum sentence of 45 years to life in state prison.
The District Attorney's office also said it declined to file sexual assault charges against Masterson in two other cases, one for insufficient evidence and the other based upon the statute of limitations.
Image: BWP Media) BWP Media)
Masterson was written out of Netflix comedy The Ranch in 2017 when he was accused of sexual assault.
His dismissal from the show came in the wake of mass allegations against the now-jailed Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein, who was accused of sexual misconduct following a New York Times investigation in October 2017.
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thedailymirror--2020-06-17--Meghan and Harry’s Archewell trademark rejected as plans are ‘too vague’

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry 's Archewell trademark application for their new charitable organisation has been been rejected for being `` too vague '' .
The pair , now adjusting to life in Los Angeles , had hoped to launch the non-profit this year but the coronavirus outbreak has resulted in delays .
Their plans have hit a further stumbling block after the United States Patent and Trademark Office objected to the `` vague '' nature of Archewell .
The paperwork was submitted on March 3 and filed by by Cobblestone Lane LLC , a Delaware-based firm which has links @ @ @ @ @ @ @ assigned to review their application on May 26 and they have since been sent an 'Irregularity Notice ' , reports The Sun .
The notice demands a number of changes which need to be made by the couple 's attorney by August - or the application will be thrown out .
The notice reads : `` The wording 'providing a website featuring content relating to philanthropy , monetary giving , volunteer and career opportunities ' in International Class 35 is also indefinite and over broad , and must be clarified to specify the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The notice also states that Meghan and Harry have failed to cough up additional fees to process the application .
To make matters worse the non-final office action was unsigned which meant that the application could not be verified .
Despite this , their trademark can be held without being active until the amendments are made .
Harry and Meghan are launching Archewell , a well-being empire that is named after their son Archie , which will reportedly run emotional support groups and a multi-media educational empire .
The couple said Archewell was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , to do something that matters '' .
The Duke and Duchess told the Daily Telegraph : `` Like you , our focus is on supporting efforts to tackle the global Covid-19 pandemic but faced with this information coming to light , we felt compelled to share the story of how this came to be .
`` Before SussexRoyal , came the idea of 'Arche ' - the Greek word meaning 'source of action ' .
`` We connected to this concept for the charitable organisation we hoped to build one day , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ son 's name .
`` We look forward to launching Archewell when the time is right . ''

Meghan Markle details her experience of racism in resurfaced video from 2012
Meghan Markle details her experience of racism in resurfaced video from 2012
The trademark - inspired by their son's name Archie - has fallen foul of the United States Patent and Trademark Office after it deemed the nature of the non-profit's work as "too vague"
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's Archewell trademark application for their new charitable organisation has been been rejected for being "too vague".
The pair, now adjusting to life in Los Angeles, had hoped to launch the non-profit this year but the coronavirus outbreak has resulted in delays.
Their plans have hit a further stumbling block after the United States Patent and Trademark Office objected to the "vague" nature of Archewell.
The paperwork was submitted on March 3 and filed by by Cobblestone Lane LLC, a Delaware-based firm which has links to Meghan Markle.
An examiner was assigned to review their application on May 26 and they have since been sent an 'Irregularity Notice', reports The Sun.
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The notice demands a number of changes which need to be made by the couple's attorney by August - or the application will be thrown out.
The notice reads: "The wording 'providing a website featuring content relating to philanthropy, monetary giving, volunteer and career opportunities' in International Class 35 is also indefinite and over broad, and must be clarified to specify the nature of the content provided."
Image: Trademark/Service Mark Application, Principal Register) Trademark/Service Mark Application, Principal Register)
The notice also states that Meghan and Harry have failed to cough up additional fees to process the application.
To make matters worse the non-final office action was unsigned which meant that the application could not be verified.
Despite this, their trademark can be held without being active until the amendments are made.
Harry and Meghan are launching Archewell, a well-being empire that is named after their son Archie, which will reportedly run emotional support groups and a multi-media educational empire.
Image: Trademark/Service Mark Application, Principal Register) Trademark/Service Mark Application, Principal Register)
The couple said Archewell was created "to do something of meaning, to do something that matters".
The Duke and Duchess told the Daily Telegraph: "Like you, our focus is on supporting efforts to tackle the global Covid-19 pandemic but faced with this information coming to light, we felt compelled to share the story of how this came to be.
"Before SussexRoyal, came the idea of 'Arche' - the Greek word meaning 'source of action'.
Image: Trademark/Service Mark Application, Principal Register) Trademark/Service Mark Application, Principal Register)
"We connected to this concept for the charitable organisation we hoped to build one day, and it became the inspiration for our son's name.
"We look forward to launching Archewell when the time is right."


thedailymirror--2020-06-17--10 things we noticed from Premier League restart as football returns

The Premier League returned on Wednesday after a three-month absence - but not as we know it .
After 100 days without football action due to coronavirus , the season got back under way , with a completely different look .
Aston Villa and Sheffield United met in the first match back , playing out a 0-0 draw in the 6pm kick-off , but it was not without controversy .
That was followed by a big clash as The Etihad as Pep Guardiola 's Man City welcomed back former assistant manager Mikel Arteta and his Arsenal side , dominating them @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 10 things we noticed from the Premier League restart .
The Premier League have thrown their complete support behind the Black Lives Matter , and sent out a powerful message on its return to action .
All players had their names on their shirts replaced by Black Lives Matter , which will be repeated in all fixtures throughout the first round of games .
Not only that , but the matches were briefly paused immediately after kick-off , with every player and match official taking a knee on the field .
It was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ one that football can build on .
It was a case of subs galore for each team , as nine players lined each bench - five of which were available to use .
Well we say bench , due to social distancing the subs were forced to sit a few seats apart in the stands .
And Man City still managed to finish with 10 men , though Pep Guardiola could n't have foreseen the sickening collision which ended Eric Garcia 's night after he 'd already used his full quota .
At @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in one go - which aid any dramatic gung ho tactics as the season reaches its finale .
Following three months without football , the Premier League are keen to operate on a safety first basis - and have even implemented a drinks break in each half .
This may be more of use in the coming weeks if teams are playing in hot conditions , for now it gives players a chance to get a quick drink while limiting concerns over coronavirus .
Each player has to drink from their own bottle @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not to come into contact with others .
Wonder how they 're not dishing out half-time oranges ... Gone are the pre-match handshakes , even the over-friendly versions between international teammates in the tunnel .
Premier League protocol demands both teams enter the field separately and in a staggered manner .
Makes sense , and it probably would have saved Roy Keane and Patrick Vieira some trouble had it been in place years ago .
Behind closed doors football will never not be weird .
The lack of atmosphere , the deathly silence @ @ @ @ @ @ @ all just a bit odd .
Thankfully Sky have made efforts to try and combat it by allowing viewers to play simulated crowd noise through their TV 's while a match is going on .
Not only that , but a select number of fans are also getting their reactions filmed - with Man City even showing them on a screen behind the goal .
6 .
We shall not be moved Fans have been told to stay away from stadiums , and they 've followed orders so far .
Having said that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to get their matchday fix .
One pair of Aston Villa fans even thought up a unique tactic to get a taste of the action , by watching the match from a laptop under a gazebo down the road from the ground .
The corner flags must be wondering what they 've done to receive such treatment - they 've never been so clean .
As part of the guidelines , hosting clubs are required to ensure all equipment , including goals , flags and nets are thoroughly disinfected .
Brace yourself for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ down flags across the country .
With the lack of fans now present , Sky Sports have seemingly given their pundits licence to roam .
With Gary Neville supporting Martin Tyler on commentary duties , there was no room for Jamie Carragher in the gantry , who was selected instead handed a free role .
And he put it to good use .
Midway through the first half of City 's clash with Arsenal , Carragher popped up on the other side of the pitch , shielding himself from the rain by his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was back in the stands , keeping a safe distance from Sky colleague Geoff Shreeves .
Wonder where he 'll be when Liverpool seal their title triumph ?
There were fears football would be returning without the usual added element of theatre , as celebrations came under scrutiny , But any concerns of celebrations being banned have been put to bed , as City 's players congratulated their teammates on hitting the back of the net .
Although we 're probably not going to see anyone kissing cameras anytime soon .
There may @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Man City have come up with a clever way of making their stadiums look less desolate on matchdays .
Both clubs have decorated their stands with huge banners , which go round the ground , and making it seem a bit more homely .
Sign up to the Mirror Football email here for the latest news and transfer gossip .

The Premier League got back under way for the first time since March with Aston Villa in action against Sheffield United followed by Man City's clash with Arsenal
The Premier League returned on Wednesday after a three-month absence - but not as we know it.
After 100 days without football action due to coronavirus, the season got back under way, with a completely different look.
Aston Villa and Sheffield United met in the first match back, playing out a 0-0 draw in the 6pm kick-off, but it was not without controversy.
That was followed by a big clash as The Etihad as Pep Guardiola's Man City welcomed back former assistant manager Mikel Arteta and his Arsenal side, dominating them in a 3-0 win.
Here are 10 things we noticed from the Premier League restart.
Image: PA) PA)
1. Solidarity for Black Lives Matter
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The Premier League have thrown their complete support behind the Black Lives Matter, and sent out a powerful message on its return to action.
All players had their names on their shirts replaced by Black Lives Matter, which will be repeated in all fixtures throughout the first round of games.
Not only that, but the matches were briefly paused immediately after kick-off, with every player and match official taking a knee on the field.
It was a strong display of solidarity, and one that football can build on.
2. Subs galore
Image: PA) PA)
It was a case of subs galore for each team, as nine players lined each bench - five of which were available to use.
Well we say bench, due to social distancing the subs were forced to sit a few seats apart in the stands.
And Man City still managed to finish with 10 men, though Pep Guardiola couldn't have foreseen the sickening collision which ended Eric Garcia's night after he'd already used his full quota.
At one point Guardiola threw three subs on in one go - which aid any dramatic gung ho tactics as the season reaches its finale.
3. Strange drinks break
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Following three months without football, the Premier League are keen to operate on a safety first basis - and have even implemented a drinks break in each half.
This may be more of use in the coming weeks if teams are playing in hot conditions, for now it gives players a chance to get a quick drink while limiting concerns over coronavirus.
Each player has to drink from their own bottle, and care must still be taken not to come into contact with others.
Wonder how they're not dishing out half-time oranges...
4. Teams emerge from tunnel separately
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Gone are the pre-match handshakes, even the over-friendly versions between international teammates in the tunnel.
Premier League protocol demands both teams enter the field separately and in a staggered manner.
Makes sense, and it probably would have saved Roy Keane and Patrick Vieira some trouble had it been in place years ago.
5. Crowd noise on TV
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
Behind closed doors football will never not be weird.
The lack of atmosphere, the deathly silence, the random shouting.
It's all just a bit odd.
Thankfully Sky have made efforts to try and combat it by allowing viewers to play simulated crowd noise through their TV's while a match is going on.
Not only that, but a select number of fans are also getting their reactions filmed - with Man City even showing them on a screen behind the goal.
6. We shall not be moved
Image: PA) PA)
Fans have been told to stay away from stadiums, and they've followed orders so far.
Having said that there are a few supporters still desperate to get their matchday fix.
One pair of Aston Villa fans even thought up a unique tactic to get a taste of the action, by watching the match from a laptop under a gazebo down the road from the ground.
Genius.
7. Clean as a whistle
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The corner flags must be wondering what they've done to receive such treatment - they've never been so clean.
As part of the guidelines, hosting clubs are required to ensure all equipment, including goals, flags and nets are thoroughly disinfected.
Brace yourself for plenty more images of masked men spraying down flags across the country.
8. Marauding pundits
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
With the lack of fans now present, Sky Sports have seemingly given their pundits licence to roam.
With Gary Neville supporting Martin Tyler on commentary duties, there was no room for Jamie Carragher in the gantry, who was selected instead handed a free role.
And he put it to good use.
Midway through the first half of City's clash with Arsenal, Carragher popped up on the other side of the pitch, shielding himself from the rain by his umbrella - Steve McClaren-esque.
Later he was back in the stands, keeping a safe distance from Sky colleague Geoff Shreeves.
Wonder where he'll be when Liverpool seal their title triumph?
9. Celebrations permitted
Image: Bradley Ormesher NMCPool) Bradley Ormesher NMCPool)
There were fears football would be returning without the usual added element of theatre, as celebrations came under scrutiny,
But any concerns of celebrations being banned have been put to bed, as City's players congratulated their teammates on hitting the back of the net.
Although we're probably not going to see anyone kissing cameras anytime soon.
10. Stadium decorations
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
There may be empty seats, but Aston Villa and Man City have come up with a clever way of making their stadiums look less desolate on matchdays.
Both clubs have decorated their stands with huge banners, which go round the ground, and making it seem a bit more homely.
Nice touch.
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thedailymirror--2020-06-17--Pablo Escobar's company vows to 'shut down' 2 Chainz' restaurants amid lawsuit

Pablo Escobar 's family company wants to `` shut down '' rapper 2 Chainz .
Escobar Inc. , the family company of the late Colombian drug lord , is suing the rapper - real name Tauheed Epps - for a minimum sum of £10 million , TMZ first reported .
The company claims 2 Chainz ' line of restaurants , Escobar Restaurant and Tapas , illegally uses Escobar 's name and likeness .
According to legal documents , the company says that 2 Chainz used the family name on his restaurants , websites , social media , and restaurant-related clothing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by the company - they claim it 's been used by the restaurants , and that one outlet has him painted inside .
The company also references the menu , which includes `` Escobar Crab Cakes . ''
Mirror Online has reached out to representatives of 2 Chainz for comment .
Escobar Inc. told the Mirror : `` Basically , we are going to shut down 2 Chainz , and get $ 10 million from him .
`` The law is clear – if they infringe they owe us all GROSS receipts , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they need to pay us their gross revenue since 2016 , which far exceeds $ 10 million , in addition to other damages etc . ''
Company CEO Olof Gustafsson added : `` The only other message we want to spread is the fact that any and all other infringers out there , of which there are many , we are now going to litigate our rights fully and shut down anyone that does not pay Escobar Inc. '' Roberto Escobar [ Pablo 's brother and founder of Escobar Inc. ] has issued @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are well-funded to go up against any company , large or small .
`` We are the only rightsholders to Pablo Escobar , and will defend it by all legal means . ''

EXCLUSIVE: Pablo Escobar's family company, Escobar Inc., is suing rapper 2 Chainz over his line of restaurants, Escobar Restaurant and Tapas
Pablo Escobar's family company wants to "shut down" rapper 2 Chainz.
Escobar Inc., the family company of the late Colombian drug lord, is suing the rapper - real name Tauheed Epps - for a minimum sum of £10 million, TMZ first reported.
Pablo Escobar died in 1993.
The company claims 2 Chainz' line of restaurants, Escobar Restaurant and Tapas, illegally uses Escobar's name and likeness.
According to legal documents, the company says that 2 Chainz used the family name on his restaurants, websites, social media, and restaurant-related clothing.
Escobar's likeness is also owned by the company - they claim it's been used by the restaurants, and that one outlet has him painted inside.
Image: AFP file) AFP file)
The company also references the menu, which includes "Escobar Crab Cakes."
Mirror Online has reached out to representatives of 2 Chainz for comment.
Escobar Inc. told the Mirror: "Basically, we are going to shut down 2 Chainz, and get $10 million from him.
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"The law is clear – if they infringe they owe us all GROSS receipts, hence regardless of their net income, they need to pay us their gross revenue since 2016, which far exceeds $10 million, in addition to other damages etc."
Company CEO Olof Gustafsson added: "The only other message we want to spread is the fact that any and all other infringers out there, of which there are many, we are now going to litigate our rights fully and shut down anyone that does not pay Escobar Inc.
"Roberto Escobar [Pablo's brother and founder of Escobar Inc.] has issued very strict orders to me and we are well-funded to go up against any company, large or small.
"We are the only rightsholders to Pablo Escobar, and will defend it by all legal means."


thedailymirror--2020-06-17--Sinitta throws support behind Premier League return in Chelsea F.C bikini

Sinitta made sure she celebrated the Premier League returning on Wednesday .
The former pop star , 56 , made it clear that she is firmly behind Chelsea Football Club - who will be playing Aston Villa on Sunday - by posing in a saucy bikini as football made its return following the sport being halted on March 13 due to the coronavirus pandemic .
So Macho singer Sinitta ensured her enviable physique was on display as she dressed in a unique Chelsea F.C bikini paired with a matching face mask and placed a royal blue bandanna around her hair @ @ @ @ @ @ @ where she played with mini footballs and showed off the Chelsea emblem emblazoned on the bottoms of her tiny triangle briefs .
Her conficent display comes after she said that it was her `` psychic bond '' with Simon Cowell that helped her beat coronavirus after she contracted the bug during a nightclub performance .
She says she had decided not to worry Simon - whos he dates in the 80s and 90s - after falling ill but that he instinctively called her .
She told the Sunday Mirror : “ I caught @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ Next day I felt as if I ’ d swallowed a packet of razor blades .
I was in bed for about a week .
I didn ’ t tell Simon I was ill but it wasn ’ t long before he got in touch .
“ We speak quite frequently .
I didn ’ t call as I didn ’ t want him worried – I thought , ‘ Well , there ’ s nothing he can do ’ .
” Sinitta , whose 1986 hit So Macho was Simon @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : “ When he got through , Simon said , ‘ You ’ ve got it [ the virus ] haven ’ t you ?
’ And I said , ‘ How do you know ?
’ “ He said , ‘ I knew it .
I could just tell because you disappeared .
I knew you didn ’ t want to worry me.
’ '' He told me , ‘ We have this weird connection , I can just tell when something ’ s wrong ’ .
” Simon sent a private @ @ @ @ @ @ @ even made sure her mum and kids kept safely away .
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Sinitta has ensured that Chelsea F.C know she is backing them as the Premier League returns by posing up a storm in a tiny bikini emblazoned with the team's logo
Sinitta pays tribute to Premier League return by posing in Chelsea F.C bikini and face mask
Sinitta made sure she celebrated the Premier League returning on Wednesday.
The former pop star, 56, made it clear that she is firmly behind Chelsea Football Club - who will be playing Aston Villa on Sunday - by posing in a saucy bikini as football made its return following the sport being halted on March 13 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
So Macho singer Sinitta ensured her enviable physique was on display as she dressed in a unique Chelsea F.C bikini paired with a matching face mask and placed a royal blue bandanna around her hair.
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She also uploaded a cheeky video where she played with mini footballs and showed off the Chelsea emblem emblazoned on the bottoms of her tiny triangle briefs.
Her conficent display comes after she said that it was her "psychic bond" with Simon Cowell that helped her beat coronavirus after she contracted the bug during a nightclub performance.
Image: sinitta/Instagram) sinitta/Instagram)
She says she had decided not to worry Simon - whos he dates in the 80s and 90s - after falling ill but that he instinctively called her.
She told the Sunday Mirror: “I caught the virus after doing a club gig.
“Next day I felt as if I’d swallowed a packet of razor blades. I was in bed for about a week. I didn’t tell Simon I was ill but it wasn’t long before he got in touch.
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“We speak quite frequently. I didn’t call as I didn’t want him worried – I thought, ‘Well, there’s nothing he can do’.”
Sinitta, whose 1986 hit So Macho was Simon’s first pop success, added: “When he got through, Simon said, ‘You’ve got it [the virus] haven’t you?’ And I said, ‘How do you know?’
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“He said, ‘I knew it. I could just tell because you disappeared. I knew you didn’t want to worry me.’
"He told me, ‘We have this weird connection, I can just tell when something’s wrong’.”
Simon sent a private health team to check her out and even made sure her mum and kids kept safely away.
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thedailymirror--2020-06-17--Luiz holds hands up to Arsenal defeat and lifts lid on Arteta's reaction

David Luiz has taken full responsibility for Arsenal 's defeat by Manchester City - but says Mikel Arteta still wants him to stay .
The Brazilian centre-back dropped two clangers against the Citizens , setting Raheem Sterling up to score before conceding a penalty , and getting sent off in the process .
After the match , which finished 3-0 , Luiz came out to speak to the press .
He told Sky Sports : `` It was not the team 's fault it was my fault .
The coach is amazing , all the players did amazing , it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ should have taken a different decision in the last two months .
I did n't - it was all about my contract .
`` Different decision to try and decide my future as early as possible but I did n't .
I do n't want to use that as an excuse , it was my fault and that is it .
`` I love to be here that is why I continue to train hard and that is why I came today .
Nobody asked me to speak , it is up to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ want to stay .
The coach knows and wants me to stay , we are waiting for the decisions . ''
Arteta added : `` He has spoken in the dressing room , he is honest and straightforward .
`` I 'm sure he will explain his feelings , my feelings for David have not changed since I came here , and they wo n't change tonight .
`` Whatever we were going to do , we will do . ''
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Arsenal defender David Luiz made two huge mistakes against Manchester City, leading to two goals and him being shown a red card at the Etihad on Wednesday night
David Luiz has taken full responsibility for Arsenal's defeat by Manchester City - but says Mikel Arteta still wants him to stay.
The Brazilian centre-back dropped two clangers against the Citizens, setting Raheem Sterling up to score before conceding a penalty, and getting sent off in the process.
After the match, which finished 3-0, Luiz came out to speak to the press.
He told Sky Sports: "It was not the team's fault it was my fault. The coach is amazing, all the players did amazing, it was just my fault.
"I should have taken a different decision in the last two months. I didn't - it was all about my contract.
Image: Sky Sports) Sky Sports)
"Different decision to try and decide my future as early as possible but I didn't. I don't want to use that as an excuse, it was my fault and that is it.
"I love to be here that is why I continue to train hard and that is why I came today. Nobody asked me to speak, it is up to me to show my face. I want to stay. The coach knows and wants me to stay, we are waiting for the decisions."
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
Arteta added: "He has spoken in the dressing room, he is honest and straightforward.
"I'm sure he will explain his feelings, my feelings for David have not changed since I came here, and they won't change tonight.
"Whatever we were going to do, we will do."
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thedailymirror--2020-06-17--Best baby trikes for 2020

Best baby trikes for 2020

A good way to keep you baby or small child entertained outside is getting them into cycling early , whilst they might be too small for their first bike , a tricycle is a good introduction to exercise and further developing essential motor skills .
As little ones get more familiar with their trike , it 's a good transition into getting them ready for bicycles .
A lot of the modern models are multi functional , with different modes to fit your child as they grow and are able to do more .
Not all trikes are the same @ @ @ @ @ @ @ unique selling points .
If you 've got a baby you 'll want to look for a trike that can support babies body when they 're still small .
If your child is older , you might want to look for a style that is more like a bike to get them ready .
We found a lot of great deals on Amazon , including bestsellers from besrey and smarTrike - find our full guide below .
The Be Be Move Trike is colourful , affordable and sturdy enough to keep your little @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
It 's suitable for children aged 10 months to 3 years old and comes with a parental control handle for pushing/steering , that can easily be detached as you child 's confidence and independence grows .
At the back there 's a little skip for their bits and bobs and a convenient carry bag attached to the handle for the parents essentials too .
Little Tikes ' 4 in 1 Trike is ideal for parents and children who love to venture the outdoors .
As they develop and are able to get @ @ @ @ @ @ @ trike is completely adaptable to uit the needs of the young rider .
It 's suitable for children from around 9 months old and easily adapts in four stages as they become more confident to ride independently without help from the parent .
There 's a 5-point seat belt as well as a safety bare for extra protection , there 's even an adjustable canopy , which helps to protect little bodies from up to 99 % of harmful UV/UVA rays .
If you 're looking for something a little bit more long @ @ @ @ @ @ @ style you wo n't tire of , Kinderkraft 's AVEO is one we 'd keep an eye on .
It 's a trike and pushchair rolled into a fabulous design with key features to make life easier for little one and parent , including a swivel seat that can be positioned facing the parent when they 're small and front facing as they grow .
There 's also a 3 point safety belt , soft protection bar and an adjustable hood for full peace of mind .
A free wheel option allows your @ @ @ @ @ @ @ like , but still allows the parent full control over maneuverability .
The tyres are also puncture resistant , which is a handy feature not to be overlooked .
For kids that are a little bit older and have a bit more control over steering and independence , the TryBike is the ultimate retro trike we all wish we 'd had .
This 2 in 1 balance bike has been designed to start as a low tricycle with the included wheel and axel , to help toddlers master their walking and ride-on skills @ @ @ @ @ @ @ trike is easily adapted into a low bicycle for the next stage of riding , teaching balance , spatial awareness and other motor skils .
This trike is suitable for children aged 15 months to six years old .
Another bike in it for the long haul , it 's also an Amazon bestseller with some pretty good reviews all around .
The 7 in 1 tricycle , is multi functional growing with kids from infancy , ( with rear facing capabilities ) right up until they are confident enough to go it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ recommended for use with children aged 10 months up until around 6 years old .
If they 're not quite able to pedal yet , a handy feature is a locking function that locks the pedals to stop them from pedalling , they 're them able to rest their feet on the foot stumps below .
A detachable safety bar and a 3-position harness help to keep little ones secure as they ride , there 's also an anti-UV canopy for sun protection .
For toddler ( aged 1-3 ) the Rito Folding @ @ @ @ @ @ @ idea , especially if you 're on a budget .
It folds down neatly for quick and convenient storage , it also boasts a free wheel mechanism making it easier for parents to control steering , even if the child is having a go with the pedals .
Also included are an extendable UV protection canopy , rear storage basket for toys , food and other essentials and a rear link brake to help parents keep full control .
The smarTrike is one to consider if you 're looking for sleek design with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ design folds down perfectly for convenient storage and even comes with a matching storage bag to keep all of your and baby 's essentials in order .
The trike is suitable for little ones from the age of six months old and boasts multiple seating positions to accommodate smaller babies as they grow , comfortably in stages that are easily mapped out via the age/weight of the child .
A great feature to note is the built-in shock absorbers and padded seat cushions , which help to keep little ones secure and comfortable @ @ @ @ @ @ @ It does n't get more retro than this , it 's the quintessential trike we love that 's reminiscent of good , old fashioned fun .
The Fox Rider is suitable for older children that are 18 months and beyond , just add a helmet for extra protection during ride arounds .
It comes in a range of bright colours to choose from , it 's also got soft grip handles that wo n't hurt little hands after a long day of trike'ing .
Suitable for young ones from 10 months old until @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Doona Liki is another folding trike , perfect to get small children involved in the world of cycles .
It folds neatly up and down with just the click of a button , the ergonomic folding position also makes it handy to fit into the back of most cars .
Simply adjust the bike in stages according to your child 's development and overall comfort .
It 's rust free and made from high-grade materials that are durable in all weather and terrain conditions .
Looking for other ways to keep your @ @ @ @ @ @ @ our comprehensive guide to the best garden toys suitable for babies and young children .

Keep babies and smaller children secure and entertained on the go. We've rounded up top trike options for little ones, including bestsellers from smarTrike and TryBike
A good way to keep you baby or small child entertained outside is getting them into cycling early, whilst they might be too small for their first bike, a tricycle is a good introduction to exercise and further developing essential motor skills.
As little ones get more familiar with their trike, it's a good transition into getting them ready for the big jump to a bicycle.
What is a baby trike?
A tricycle as the name suggests has three wheels and is commonly used as the option before younger children transition to their first bicycle (two wheels). A tricycle boasts one large front wheel and two small rear wheels, propelled by manual foot pedals.
What should I consider before buying a tricycle?
A lot of the modern models are multi functional, with different modes to fit your child as they grow and are able to do more.
Of course before buying you'll want to check the age or weight category and whether or not it's suitable for your child. You'll also want to think about features like foldable options that can easily be transported between locations.
Not all trikes are the same and will obviously come with their own unique selling points. If you've got a baby you'll want to look for a trike that can support a babies body whilst they're still small. If your child is a little bit older, you might want to look for a style that is more like a bike to get them ready for the transition.
We found a lot of great deals on Amazon, including a bestseller from smarTrike, Argos are also stocking top options from smarTrike - find our full guide below.
Best baby trikes to buy
Age: 10 months+
Features: Colourful, parent handle, steering lock
The Be Be Move Trike is colourful, affordable and sturdy enough to keep your little one secure and entertained on journeys outdoors.
It's suitable for children aged 10 months to three years old and comes with a parental control handle for pushing/steering, that can easily be detached as you child's confidence and independence grows. Perfect to gear them up for bicycle life.
At the back there's a little skip for their bits and bobs and a convenient carry bag attached to the handle for the parent or carer's essentials too.
Age: 9 months+
Features: Colourful, four in one stages, adjustable canopy
Little Tikes' 4 in 1 Trike is ideal for parents and children who love to venture the outdoors. As they develop and are able to get around more on their own, the trike is completely adaptable to fit the needs of the young rider.
It's suitable for children from around nine months old and easily adapts in four stages as they become more confident to ride independently without help from the parent up to the ages of 30 months and beyond.
There's a 5-point seat belt as well as a safety bare for extra protection, there's even an adjustable canopy, which helps to protect little bodies from up to 99% of harmful UV/UVA rays.
Age: 9 months+
Features: Stylish, three in one stages, large hood
If you're looking for something a little bit more long time, with a neutral and chic style you won't tire of, Kinderkraft's AVEO is one we'd keep an eye on.
It's a trike and pushchair rolled into a fabulous design with key features to make life easier for little one and parent, including a swivel seat that can be positioned facing the parent when they're small and front facing as they grow up to five years old.
There's also a 3 point safety belt, soft protection bar and an adjustable hood for full peace of mind.
A free wheel option allows your child to pedal as much as they like, but still allows the parent full control over manoeuvrability. The tyres are also puncture resistant, which is a handy feature not to be overlooked.
Age: 12 months+
Features: Stylish, converts to low bicycle, suited up to six years old
For kids that are a little bit older and have a bit more control over steering and independence, the TryBike is the ultimate retro trike we all wish we'd had.
This 2 in 1 balance bike has been designed to start as a low tricycle with the included wheel and axle, to help toddlers master their walking and ride-on skills. Once they are confident enough the trike is easily adapted into a low bicycle for the next stage of riding, teaching balance, spatial awareness and other motor skills.
This trike is suitable for children aged 15 months and up to six years old when it's in bicycle mode.
Buy now from Kidly ( £126 ).
Age: 12 months+
Features: Durable, four in one stages, large sun canopy
Another bike in it for the long haul, it's also an Amazon bestseller with some pretty good reviews all around.
The 4 in 1 tricycle, is multi functional growing with kids from infancy, (with rear facing capabilities) right up until they are confident enough to go it alone on solo rides. It's recommended for use with children aged 12 months up until around 6 years old.
If they're not quite able to pedal yet, a handy feature is a locking function that locks the pedals to stop them from pedalling, they're them able to rest their feet on the foot stumps below.
A detachable safety bar and a 3-position harness help to keep little ones secure as they ride, there's also an anti-UV canopy for sun protection.
Age: 6 months+
Features: Foldable, 2-wheel brake system, shock absorbers
The smarTrike is one to consider if you're looking for sleek design with innovative functionality.
The 8 in 1 design folds down perfectly for convenient storage and even comes with a matching storage bag to keep all of your and baby's essentials in order.
The trike is suitable for little ones from the age of six months old and boasts multiple seating positions to accommodate smaller babies as they grow, comfortably in stages that are easily mapped out via the age/weight of the child.
A great feature to note is the built-in shock absorbers and padded seat cushions, which help to keep little ones secure and comfortable on any terrain during their travels.
Age: 18 months+
Features: Retro look, bright colour options, durable
It doesn't get more retro than this, it's the quintessential trike we love that's reminiscent of good, old fashioned fun.
The Fox Rider is suitable for older children that are 18 months and beyond, just add a helmet for extra protection during rides around.
It comes in a range of bright colours to choose from including yellow, pink, baby blue, white and more. It's also got soft grip handles that won't hurt little hands after a long day of trike'ing.
Buy now from Smallable ( £130 ).
Age: 10 months+
Features: Five stages, rust free aluminium, foldable
Suitable for young ones from 10 months old until they are around 3 years old, the Doona Liki is another folding trike, perfect to get small children involved in the world of cycles.
It folds neatly up and down with just the click of a button, the ergonomic folding position also makes it handy to fit into the back of most cars. Simply adjust the bike in stages according to your child's development and overall comfort.
It's rust free and made from high-grade materials that are durable in all terrain and weather conditions.
Buy now from Kiddies Kingdom ( £169 ).
Age: 10 months+
Features: Five point seatbelt, freewheel function, foldable
For toddlers (aged 1-3) the Rito Folding Trike from Q Play is a great idea, especially if you're on a budget and looking for something that will grow with your child.
It folds down neatly for quick and convenient storage, it also boasts a free wheel mechanism making it easier for parents to control steering, even if the child is having a go with the pedals.
Also included are an extendable UV protection canopy, rear storage basket for toys, food and other essentials and a rear link brake to help parents keep full control.
Looking for other ways to keep your little ones entertained outdoors? Check out our comprehensive guide to the best garden toys suitable for babies and young children.


thedailymirror--2020-06-17--Big Brother's Davina McCall stuns viewers as she unveils beautiful singing voice

Big Brother 's Best Shows Ever presenter Davina McCall delighted fans when she showed off her singing voice for the first time .
She was hosting the special version of the show , which replayed iconic episodes over the show 's history , with Rylan Clark-Neal .
They had just played the episode of CelebrityBig Brother 6 where Ulrika Jonsson and Verne Troyer sang a duet .
Dressed up as Lionel Ritchie and Diana Ross , the pair sang a touching rendition of Endless Love as part of a challenge .
And as the programme concluded , Davina and Rylan @ @ @ @ @ @ @ video call .
Davina 's stunning vocals astonished fans , who had no idea she was such a good idea .
One viewer tweeted : `` Davina can actually sing pretty well !
# BBUK `` .
`` Davina can sing ?
!
Who knew .
# BBUK `` gushed a third .
`` Oops don ’ t think Rylan was expecting Davina to be the better singer # BBUK `` quipped a fourth .
Viewers were moved to tears watching Ulrika and Verne 's hilarious duet which ended with Ulrika kissing Verne @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tweeted : `` Glad I ’ m not the only one feeling emotional omg '' .
Another added : `` Genuinely forgot how genius ulrika johnson and verne troyer singing my endless love to one another was # bbuk `` .
`` Crying my eyes out watching Verne & Ulrika @ ThisisDavina @ bbuk @ Rylan # bbuk `` penned a third .
`` I 'm a little bit teary after Ulrika & Verne .
That was beautiful '' wrote a fourth .
`` This is too funny !
!
# BBUK # @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a fifth .

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Big Brother's Best Shows Ever fans were shocked to find out Davina McCall has an amazing singing voice as she broke into a duet with Rylan
Big Brother's Davina McCall stuns viewers as she unveils beautiful singing voice
Big Brother's Best Shows Ever presenter Davina McCall delighted fans when she showed off her singing voice for the first time.
She was hosting the special version of the show, which replayed iconic episodes over the show's history, with Rylan Clark-Neal.
They had just played the episode of Celebrity Big Brother 6 where Ulrika Jonsson and Verne Troyer sang a duet.
Dressed up as Lionel Ritchie and Diana Ross, the pair sang a touching rendition of Endless Love as part of a challenge.
Image: Channel 4) Channel 4)
And as the programme concluded, Davina and Rylan performed their very own rendition together via video call.
Davina's stunning vocals astonished fans, who had no idea she was such a good idea.
One viewer tweeted: "Davina can actually sing pretty well! #BBUK ".
Image: Channel 4) Channel 4)
"Wow Davina can sing! #BBUK ' commented another.
"Davina can sing?! Who knew. #BBUK " gushed a third.
"Oops don’t think Rylan was expecting Davina to be the better singer #BBUK " quipped a fourth.
Viewers were moved to tears watching Ulrika and Verne's hilarious duet which ended with Ulrika kissing Verne, who died in 2018.
One tweeted: "Glad I’m not the only one feeling emotional omg".
Another added: "Genuinely forgot how genius ulrika johnson and verne troyer singing my endless love to one another was #bbuk ".
"Crying my eyes out watching Verne & Ulrika @ThisisDavina @bbuk @Rylan #bbuk " penned a third.
"I'm a little bit teary after Ulrika & Verne. That was beautiful" wrote a fourth.
"This is too funny!! #BBUK #BBBOTS #ulrika #verne " added a fifth.


thedailymirror--2020-06-17--Pupils 'to face longer school days next to term to make up for lost time'

Millions of children will face longer days at school next term to make up for time lost due to the coronavirus lockdown , it has been reported .
Ministers are expected to publish a plan on Thursday to include funding for `` bolt-on '' sessions at either end of the school day .
`` The best place for children to learn is in a school environment , so it makes sense to try and do catch-up work at school rather than trying to do it through home learning , '' a Whitehall source is reported to have said .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ focus on the impact on disadvantaged children but all children have missed out on their education so we need a catch-up programme that is open to everyone . ''
But The Daily Mail says the school day wo n't be formally extended through legislation .
Instead , schools will be asked to hold the catch-up sessions on site from next term .
Boris Johnson has this week promised a `` massive catch-up operation '' to try to minimise the impact of the lockdown on children 's education .
Teachers , though , wo @ @ @ @ @ @ @ summer under the plans , it 's said .
A study by University College London 's Institute of Education this week found that two million children have done less than an hour a day of schoolwork during lockdown .
Only 17 per cent have done more than fours a day .
Some teaching unions have resisted efforts to get teachers to live-stream lessons , with the result that many schools have been unable to offer online classes .
And unions have also advised teachers should not be expected to mark work done at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer this week over the continuing difficulty in getting children back to school .
Speaking at Prime Minister 's Questions , Mr Johnson suggested that Labour and the teaching unions were hampering efforts to get schools restarted .
He said one of the best ways to help the poorest children in the country `` would be to encourage all kids who can go back to school to go back to school now , because their schools are safe '' .
The Prime Minister repeatedly challenged Sir Keir to say @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and accused the Opposition of `` wibble-wobble '' over the issue .

Children's Commissioner for England is deeply worried that state school pupils are going to miss out on education
Children's Commissioner for England is deeply worried that state school pupils are going to miss out on education
Ministers are believed to be finalising plans to help those who have missed out since the closure of schools in March and Boris Johnson this week promised a "massive catch-up operation"
Pupils 'to face longer school days next term to make up for lost time'
Millions of children will face longer days at school next term to make up for time lost due to the coronavirus lockdown, it has been reported.
Ministers are expected to publish a plan on Thursday to include funding for "bolt-on" sessions at either end of the school day.
"The best place for children to learn is in a school environment, so it makes sense to try and do catch-up work at school rather than trying to do it through home learning," a Whitehall source is reported to have said.
"There has rightly been a lot of focus on the impact on disadvantaged children but all children have missed out on their education so we need a catch-up programme that is open to everyone."
Image: Surrey Live) Surrey Live)
But The Daily Mail says the school day won't be formally extended through legislation.
Instead, schools will be asked to hold the catch-up sessions on site from next term.
Boris Johnson has this week promised a "massive catch-up operation" to try to minimise the impact of the lockdown on children's education.
Teachers, though, won't be expected to work during the summer under the plans, it's said.
A study by University College London's Institute of Education this week found that two million children have done less than an hour a day of schoolwork during lockdown.
Image: Surrey Live / Darren Pepe) Surrey Live / Darren Pepe) Image: NurPhoto/PA Images) NurPhoto/PA Images)
Only 17 per cent have done more than fours a day. Some teaching unions have resisted efforts to get teachers to live-stream lessons, with the result that many schools have been unable to offer online classes.
And unions have also advised teachers should not be expected to mark work done at home.
The Prime Minister clashed with Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer this week over the continuing difficulty in getting children back to school.
Speaking at Prime Minister's Questions, Mr Johnson suggested that Labour and the teaching unions were hampering efforts to get schools restarted.
He said one of the best ways to help the poorest children in the country "would be to encourage all kids who can go back to school to go back to school now, because their schools are safe".
The Prime Minister repeatedly challenged Sir Keir to say it was safe for children to return and accused the Opposition of "wibble-wobble" over the issue.


thedailymirror--2020-06-18--Rick and Morty season 4 viewers furious as Netflix only releases five episodes

Fans of Rick and Morty have been left furious as half of the fourth season was missing as it arrived on Netflix .
Rick and Morty recently released its fourth season on US and UK screens as we follow the bizarre and colourful animated antics of our heroes , both voiced by Justin Roiland .
The new episodes boast guest voice roles for Taika Waititi , Sam Neill , Justin Theroux , Susan Sarandon , and many more .
However , as many fans expected to tune in to the full fourth season of 10 episodes , they got a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ five would be on there .
One fan of the show wrote on Twitter : `` @ NetflixUK WTF Why is there only 5 episodes of # rickAndMorty season 4 ?
Where the others ? ''
Another viewer of the series wrote : `` why is there only 5 eps of rick and morty season 4 on Netflix . ''
Meanwhile , a different admirer of the series complained : `` Surely Netflix isn ’ t serious with just releasing 5 episodes of rick and morty season 4 ?
Not impressed . ''
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` I can ’ t even begin to describe my anger that Netflix told me they were uploading Rick and Morty season 4 today & now I find out it ’ s only 5 episodes , and the other 5 dont come til later this year .
Don ’ t trust anyone . ''
A different follower of the series wrote : `` ha ha ha rick and morty only having 5 episodes on netflix uk ha ha i love my country ha ha . ''
Finally , one Rick and Morty fanatic @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to mention that they were only gon na release the same 5 episodes of Rick and Morty that were already put on channel 4 I ’ m gon na scrimmmm . ''
Well , the first five episodes of season 4 did already air in the UK on E4 , whilst having previously aired in the US from November 10 , 2019 to December 15 , 2019 .
However , the final five episodes have also already aired in the US now , being shown from May 3 , 2020 to May 31 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ aired on E4 shortly after .
The episode titles for the second half are : Never Ricking Morty , Promortyus , The Vat of Acid Episode , Childrick of Mort , and Star Mort Rickturn of the Jerri .
Netflix have confirmed they will air the remainder of the season later this year , but until then are available on 4OD .
Rick and Morty season 4 Part A is available now on Netflix .
What do you think of the latest episodes of Rick and Morty ?
Let us know in the @ @ @

Watch the trailer for new episodes of Rick and Morty
Watch the trailer for new episodes of Rick and Morty
Beloved animated sci-fi comedy Rick and Morty has finally brought its fourth season to Netflix - but why so few episodes of Adult Swim hit?
Fans of Rick and Morty have been left furious as half of the fourth season was missing as it arrived on Netflix.
Rick and Morty recently released its fourth season on US and UK screens as we follow the bizarre and colourful animated antics of our heroes, both voiced by Justin Roiland.
The new episodes boast guest voice roles for Taika Waititi, Sam Neill, Justin Theroux, Susan Sarandon, and many more.
However, as many fans expected to tune in to the full fourth season of 10 episodes, they got a shock when they realised only the first five would be on there.
One fan of the show wrote on Twitter : " @NetflixUK WTF Why is there only 5 episodes of #rickAndMorty season 4 ? Where the others?"
Another viewer of the series wrote: "why is there only 5 eps of rick and morty season 4 on Netflix."
Meanwhile, a different admirer of the series complained: "Surely Netflix isn’t serious with just releasing 5 episodes of rick and morty season 4? Not impressed."
Elsewhere, another infuriated fan tweeted: "I can’t even begin to describe my anger that Netflix told me they were uploading Rick and Morty season 4 today & now I find out it’s only 5 episodes, and the other 5 dont come til later this year. Don’t trust anyone."
A different follower of the series wrote: "ha ha ha rick and morty only having 5 episodes on netflix uk ha ha i love my country ha ha."
Finally, one Rick and Morty fanatic concluded: "Why did Netflix fail to mention that they were only gonna release the same 5 episodes of Rick and Morty that were already put on channel 4 I’m gonna scrimmmm."
Well, the first five episodes of season 4 did already air in the UK on E4, whilst having previously aired in the US from November 10, 2019 to December 15, 2019.
However, the final five episodes have also already aired in the US now, being shown from May 3, 2020 to May 31, 2020, with the episodes being aired on E4 shortly after.
The episode titles for the second half are: Never Ricking Morty, Promortyus, The Vat of Acid Episode, Childrick of Mort, and Star Mort Rickturn of the Jerri.
Netflix have confirmed they will air the remainder of the season later this year, but until then are available on 4OD.
Rick and Morty season 4 Part A is available now on Netflix.
What do you think of the latest episodes of Rick and Morty? Let us know in the comments below.


thedailymirror--2020-06-18--Ederson provides update on Man City teammate Garcia after sickening collision

Ederson says Eric Garcia is `` well and back '' after the pair 's sickening collision in the second half of Manchester City 's 3-0 win over Arsenal .
The Brazilian goalkeeper flew straight into the young defender when completing a clearance in the 80th minute , with the Spaniard eventually being taken off the pitch on a stretcher after being attended to for several minutes .
City boss Pep Guardiola admitted that he was concerned for the young centre-back as he was taken to hospital , but he now seems to have returned to the club judging by an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Garcia 's fellow defender Aymeric Laporte also tweeted : `` u guys been asking me a lot about Eric : he 's OK fam .
he just needs a couple days to rest but he will be fine soon enough . ''
City boss Pep Guardiola praised Garcia 's performance in the victory , which featured goals from Raheem Sterling , Kevin De Bruyne and Phil Foden .
“ Eric came back incredibly well , ” he told the club website .
“ He is so intelligent to guide the line .
It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Pierre-Emerick ) Aubameyang .
He is training really well and we tried to work with ( coaches ) Juanma ( Lillo ) and Rodolfo ( Borrell ) in this period .
“ He understands perfectly well .
This season , especially in the winter time , he always played good .
He doesn ’ t make mistakes .
He is always focused .
“ In this game , we knew we were playing dynamic players .
He understands the position and the movement .
`` Against Burnley , for example , they play @ @ @ @ @ @ @ another kind of player .
“ For this game , we thought he was the right guy to play alongside Laporte and they played really good .
”

The young defender was taken off on a stretcher after colliding with his goalkeeper in the closing stages of the 3-0 victory over Arsenal on Wednesday night
Ederson says Eric Garcia is "well and back" after the pair's sickening collision in the second half of Manchester City's 3-0 win over Arsenal.
The Brazilian goalkeeper flew straight into the young defender when completing a clearance in the 80th minute, with the Spaniard eventually being taken off the pitch on a stretcher after being attended to for several minutes.
City boss Pep Guardiola admitted that he was concerned for the young centre-back as he was taken to hospital, but he now seems to have returned to the club judging by an image on Ederson's Instagram Story.
Garcia's fellow defender Aymeric Laporte also tweeted: "u guys been asking me a lot about Eric : he's OK fam. he just needs a couple days to rest but he will be fine soon enough."
City boss Pep Guardiola praised Garcia's performance in the victory, which featured goals from Raheem Sterling, Kevin De Bruyne and Phil Foden.
“Eric came back incredibly well,” he told the club website.
“He is so intelligent to guide the line. It was not easy to play against (Pierre-Emerick) Aubameyang. He is training really well and we tried to work with (coaches) Juanma (Lillo) and Rodolfo (Borrell) in this period.
“He understands perfectly well. This season, especially in the winter time, he always played good. He doesn’t make mistakes. He is always focused.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
“In this game, we knew we were playing dynamic players. He understands the position and the movement.
"Against Burnley, for example, they play more long balls and we might need another kind of player.
“For this game, we thought he was the right guy to play alongside Laporte and they played really good.”


thedailymirror--2020-06-18--'Massive disaster' worse than covid-19 feared from volcano eruption to world war

There is a one-in-three chance the world could be struck by a huge crisis that would affect people worst than coronavirus in the next 10 years , analysts have revealed .
The fear-mongering research from Deutsche Bank speculates that there is a 33 per cent chance one of four disasters could strike .
They say that either a major influenza pandemic killing more than 2 million people , a globally catastrophic volcanic eruption , a major solar flare , or a global war could occur .
Analysts , led by Henry Allen , say if the time frame is extended @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a 56 per cent chance of one of these disasters occurring .
The gloomy report said : `` There could be major power outages as electrical power grids are disrupted , which in turn would have knock-on effects throughout the economy as critical infrastructure is unable to be run properly .
For the latest on the coronavirus pandemic , click here '' Lives could be lost if it impacted hospitals and medical care .
`` Communications would be disrupted , many payment systems would be dysfunctional , and GPS satellites would face extensive @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the individuals and industries that rely on accurate location services , not least aircraft . ''
The analysts didn ’ t suggest an investment strategy around their findings .
Deutsche Bank , who carried out the research on behalf of their clients , said : `` Before Covid-19 occurred , Madhav et al .
[ in 2017 ] estimated there was an annual probability of 2 per cent that an influenza pandemic will cause 2.2 million pneumonia and influenza deaths or more globally .
`` Given that Covid-19 has led to a severe @ @ @ @ @ @ @ an even more serious pandemic could be even more catastrophic .
`` Consider that the relatively remote Eyjafjallajökull volcano in Iceland shut down nearly all of European airspace in 2010 , leading to extensive economic disruption .
`` And further back in 1991 , the eruption of Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines was so large it actually led to a reduction in global temperatures over the subsequent two years . ''
`` So an important question is what would happen if a much larger , more catastrophic eruption occurred , and how likely @ @ @ @ @ @

The alarming research from Deutsche Bank speculates that there is a 33 per cent chance one of four disasters could strike within the decade
There is a one-in-three chance the world could be struck by a huge crisis that would affect people worst than coronavirus in the next 10 years, analysts have revealed.
The fear-mongering research from Deutsche Bank speculates that there is a 33 per cent chance one of four disasters could strike.
They say that either a major influenza pandemic killing more than 2 million people, a globally catastrophic volcanic eruption, a major solar flare, or a global war could occur.
Analysts say if the time frame is extended to two decades, then there is a 56 per cent chance of one of these disasters occurring.
The gloomy report said: "There could be major power outages as electrical power grids are disrupted, which in turn would have knock-on effects throughout the economy as critical infrastructure is unable to be run properly.
For the latest on the coronavirus pandemic, click here
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"Lives could be lost if it impacted hospitals and medical care.
"Communications would be disrupted, many payment systems would be dysfunctional, and GPS satellites would face extensive interference, to the detriment of all the individuals and industries that rely on accurate location services, not least aircraft."
Image: Getty Images/EyeEm) Getty Images/EyeEm)
The analysts didn’t suggest an investment strategy around their findings.
Deutsche Bank, who carried out the research on behalf of their clients, said: "Before Covid-19 occurred, Madhav et al. [in 2017] estimated there was an annual probability of 2 per cent that an influenza pandemic will cause 2.2 million pneumonia and influenza deaths or more globally.
"Given that Covid-19 has led to a severe recessions and lockdowns in numerous countries, an even more serious pandemic could be even more catastrophic.
Image: Getty Images/Science Photo Library RF) Getty Images/Science Photo Library RF)
"Consider that the relatively remote Eyjafjallajökull volcano in Iceland shut down nearly all of European airspace in 2010, leading to extensive economic disruption.
"And further back in 1991, the eruption of Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines was so large it actually led to a reduction in global temperatures over the subsequent two years."
"So an important question is what would happen if a much larger, more catastrophic eruption occurred, and how likely is this to happen."


thedailymirror--2020-06-18--Red Arrows flight path for RAF display today

The Red Arrows will fly over the UK today to celebrate the visit of Emmanuel Macron , and to honour the heroes of the French Resistance .
The French president is here to commemorate the 80th anniversary of a speech made by Charles De Gaulle during the Second World War .
The German Army had invaded and occupied France , and General De Gaulle had fled to London to avoid arrest .
He broadcast a speech - now known as L'Appel - to the French nation , urging people not to give up .
He said : `` whatever happens @ @ @ @ @ @ @ must not be extinguished and will not be extinguished . ''
Now considered to be one of the most important speeches in French history , L'Appel was the origin of the French Resistance to the Nazi occupation .
Today , 80 years after the speech was broadcast , Macron will meet with Prince Charles and Camilla , before travelling to Downing Street for a meeting with Prime Minister Boris Johnson .
The two leaders will view historic artifacts and letters from the time Charles De Gaulle spent in London .
To mark the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ take flight alongside their French counterparts - the Patrouille de France .
The Red Arrows ' flight will last for just over 20 minutes , passing Horseguards Parade and Buckingham Palace at 5pm .
Here 's the full route of where you 'll be able to see them : Four French resistance fighters - Edgard Tupet-Thome , 100 , Daniel Bouyjou-Cordier , 99 , Hubert Germain , 99 , and Pierre Simonet , 98 - will also be awarded honorary MBEs .

The Red Arrows will fly alongside the French equivalent - the Patrouille de France - to mark a historical speech made by Charles De Gaulle in London during WW2
Red Arrows flight path: When to watch the Red Arrows fly over your home today
The Red Arrows will fly over the UK today to celebrate the visit of Emmanuel Macron, and to honour the heroes of the French Resistance.
The French president is here to commemorate the 80th anniversary of a speech made by Charles De Gaulle during the Second World War.
The German Army had invaded and occupied France, and General De Gaulle had fled to London to avoid arrest.
He broadcast a speech - now known as L'Appel - to the French nation, urging people not to give up. He said: "whatever happens, the flame of the French resistance must not be extinguished and will not be extinguished."
Now considered to be one of the most important speeches in French history, L'Appel was the origin of the French Resistance to the Nazi occupation.
Today, 80 years after the speech was broadcast, Macron will meet with Prince Charles and Camilla, before travelling to Downing Street for a meeting with Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
Image: Getty) Getty)
The two leaders will view historic artifacts and letters from the time Charles De Gaulle spent in London.
To mark the occasion, the Red Arrows will also take flight alongside their French counterparts - the Patrouille de France.
Red Arrows route
The Red Arrows' flight will last for just over 20 minutes, passing Horseguards Parade and Buckingham Palace at 5pm.
Here's the full route of where you'll be able to see them:
4.40pm: Departure from RAF Brize Norton
4.42pm: South east of Faringdon
4.43pm: South west of Wantage
4.45pm: South of Wooton Bassett
4.47pm: West of Pewsey
4.50pm: North west of Newbury
4.51pm: South west of Kingsclere
4.54 pm: West of Arborfield Garrison
4.56pm: Fly past Bagshot
4.57pm: Weybridge
4.58pm: Richmond Park
5pm: Fly past Horseguards parade and Buckingham Palace
5.02pm: Formation separation to Brentwood and Stapleford area
Four French resistance fighters - Edgard Tupet-Thome, 100, Daniel Bouyjou-Cordier, 99, Hubert Germain, 99, and Pierre Simonet, 98 - will also be awarded honorary MBEs.