thedailymirror--2020-07-10--Lavish playboy left 'penniless' by divorce after moving Playboy model into flat

An entrepreneur who moved a Playboy model into his luxury flat is fighting his ex-wife in court , complaining that a divorce judge handed her millions , left him nothing at all , then told him he had `` brought it on himself '' .
Richard Rothschild and Charmaine de Souza had a 21-year relationship after meeting as students , marrying in 2005 , having two children and running a thriving west London telecomms business .
The pair led a lavish lifestyle , with Mr Rothschild driving a Lamborghini , while the couple also enjoyed a multi-million dollar condo in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The pair split in 2016 and first clashed in court in 2018 after Mr Rothschild moved his then girlfriend , Playboy model Sherra Michelle , into the couple 's former apartment .
In December last year , divorce judge Mr Justice Cohen divided their wealth , awarding Ms de Souza , 46 , the £1.85m Park Royal , west London-based mobile phone business they had run together , plus cash and properties worth almost another £1m .
Mr Rothschild , 45 , was given the Miami apartment , which the judge valued at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , but which the husband says is worth far less , leaving him effectively with nothing after paying off family debts .
He is now challenging the `` unfair '' divorce ruling at the Court of Appeal , where his lawyers this week said he had been left `` with in effect no capital at all , and no income . ''
The former couple had waged an earlier court war over the apartment in 2018 after Mr Rothschild moved in his then girlfriend , Miss Michelle , prompting a bid by Ms @ @ @ @ @ @ @ contempt of court .
That clash blew up after Mr Rothschild said the Miami Beach property belonged to him alone , but he was told by a divorce judge in London at that time that he had to share it 50/50 with his ex .
He promised to give up `` vacant possession '' of the luxury flat , to spend thousands of dollars repairing it and to put it on the rental market .
But instead he continued to stay there himself and also let his then girlfriend Miss Michelle stay , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ former couple eventually settled their differences over that issue and a year later Mr Justice Cohen split their wealth , handing the business to Ms De Souza and the whole apartment to Mr Rothschild .
But his barrister Patrick Chamberlayne QC told the Appeal Court that , after debts including about £300,000 in lawyers ' fees for their divorce fight had been paid , the judge 's order left the wife with capital worth £1,760,138 , while Mr Rothschild got just £23,938 .
And he went on to claim that the position in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the husband , arguing that the judge had overvalued the Miami Beach apartment by £615,000 , leaving Mr Rothschild with nothing at all from the marriage , while his ex got millions .
`` The husband is left with nothing income wise or capital wise and the wife is left with the means to meet all her needs in the form of this business , '' the barrister said .
He said that the judge had deprived the husband of `` every penny , everything he has achieved in this 21-year marriage '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the ability to meet his needs .
Mr Chamberlayne argued that the judge had not taken into account Mr Rothschild 's financial needs when he split the couple 's wealth , but only the needs of his ex-wife .
The `` huge disparity '' in what the former couple ended up with must have been because the judge took into account Mr Rothschild 's `` conduct '' during the long-running litigation .
Mr Justice Cohen had criticised some of Mr Rothschild 's conduct as `` lamentable , '' saying he had been `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ told the Appeal Court .
`` There is no doubt that the husband presented himself to the judge as an unattractive personality , insensitive , over-confident and overbearing , '' the barrister added .
He continued : `` The overwhelming impression is that the judge sympathised with the wife 's position due to the husband 's behaviour , and it is no part of this appeal that he was not entitled to do so .
`` However , that caused him to lose sight of considering both parties ' needs , and to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the net assets and available income go to one party , permanently , and the other party gets nothing , permanently . ''
He added : `` That form of huge disparity has to be explained in terms of conduct , and it is not sufficient for the judge to make in various parts of the judgment statements like 'the husband has brought this on himself ' . ''
If the judge was going to punish Mr Rothschild for his conduct during the case , he needed to say that was what he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ what that conduct entailed , he continued .
The result was a split of `` obvious unfairnesss '' with the wife 's financial needs taken into account , but not the husband 's .
`` The judge 's rationale for the outcome was that the wife needed the business to provide income to meet her and the children 's needs .
She also needed to be largely debt-free , '' he said .
`` The outcome was indeed that she would be largely debt-free , with a business worth £1.85m , and £18,000 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ annum ) .
The income would also enable her to pay her rent .
`` The husband , however , would end up ... with in effect no capital at all , and no income . ''
He also claimed that an assessment by a local estate agent suggested the judge overvalued the apartment , which was the main asset the husband took out of the marriage , by £615,000 .
`` That would take his capital figure down from £23,938 to minus £591,000 , '' the QC said .
He added : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on virtually zero capital ( £23,000 ) on the basis of a $ 3m sale , the judge should have given proper consideration to what the impact on him would be if the property sold for less . ''
Mr Chamberlayne urged Lord Justice Patten , Lord Justice Moylan and Lord Justice Newey to overturn the divorce judge 's order .
But for Ms de Souza , Charles Hale QC argued that the judge got it right .
He said that the disparity in the outcomes for Mr Rothschild and Ms De Souza @ @ @ @ @ @ @ taken into account their children 's needs .
The judge reserved their decision in the case at the end of a day-long hearing , to be given at a later date .

Richard Rothschild and Charmaine de Souza - who had a 21-year relationship before splitting - clashed in court in 2018 after Mr Rothschild moved Playboy model Sherra Michelle into the couple's former apartment
An entrepreneur who moved a Playboy model into his luxury flat is fighting his ex-wife in court, complaining that a divorce judge handed her millions, left him nothing at all, then told him he had "brought it on himself".
Richard Rothschild and Charmaine de Souza had a 21-year relationship after meeting as students, marrying in 2005, having two children and running a thriving west London telecomms business.
The pair led a lavish lifestyle, with Mr Rothschild driving a Lamborghini, while the couple also enjoyed a multi-million dollar condo in an exclusive Miami Beach apartment block.
The pair split in 2016 and first clashed in court in 2018 after Mr Rothschild moved his then girlfriend, Playboy model Sherra Michelle, into the couple's former apartment.
In December last year, divorce judge Mr Justice Cohen divided their wealth, awarding Ms de Souza, 46, the £1.85m Park Royal, west London-based mobile phone business they had run together, plus cash and properties worth almost another £1m.
Image: Champion News) Champion News)
Mr Rothschild, 45, was given the Miami apartment, which the judge valued at US$3 million (£2.38m), but which the husband says is worth far less, leaving him effectively with nothing after paying off family debts.
He is now challenging the "unfair" divorce ruling at the Court of Appeal, where his lawyers this week said he had been left "with in effect no capital at all, and no income."
The former couple had waged an earlier court war over the apartment in 2018 after Mr Rothschild moved in his then girlfriend, Miss Michelle, prompting a bid by Ms de Souza to get him jailed for contempt of court.
That clash blew up after Mr Rothschild said the Miami Beach property belonged to him alone, but he was told by a divorce judge in London at that time that he had to share it 50/50 with his ex.
Image: Champion News) Champion News)
He promised to give up "vacant possession" of the luxury flat, to spend thousands of dollars repairing it and to put it on the rental market.
But instead he continued to stay there himself and also let his then girlfriend Miss Michelle stay, lawyers for his ex said.
The former couple eventually settled their differences over that issue and a year later Mr Justice Cohen split their wealth, handing the business to Ms De Souza and the whole apartment to Mr Rothschild.
But his barrister Patrick Chamberlayne QC told the Appeal Court that, after debts including about £300,000 in lawyers' fees for their divorce fight had been paid, the judge's order left the wife with capital worth £1,760,138, while Mr Rothschild got just £23,938.
And he went on to claim that the position in reality was even worse than that for the husband, arguing that the judge had overvalued the Miami Beach apartment by £615,000, leaving Mr Rothschild with nothing at all from the marriage, while his ex got millions.
Image: Sherra Michelle/Instagram) Sherra Michelle/Instagram)
"The husband is left with nothing income wise or capital wise and the wife is left with the means to meet all her needs in the form of this business," the barrister said.
He said that the judge had deprived the husband of "every penny, everything he has achieved in this 21-year marriage" and left him without any assets or the ability to meet his needs.
Mr Chamberlayne argued that the judge had not taken into account Mr Rothschild's financial needs when he split the couple's wealth, but only the needs of his ex-wife.
Image: Sherra Michelle/Instagram) Sherra Michelle/Instagram)
The "huge disparity" in what the former couple ended up with must have been because the judge took into account Mr Rothschild's "conduct" during the long-running litigation.
Mr Justice Cohen had criticised some of Mr Rothschild's conduct as "lamentable," saying he had been "vindictive and irrational," Mr Chamberlayne told the Appeal Court.
"There is no doubt that the husband presented himself to the judge as an unattractive personality, insensitive, over-confident and overbearing," the barrister added.
He continued: "The overwhelming impression is that the judge sympathised with the wife's position due to the husband's behaviour, and it is no part of this appeal that he was not entitled to do so.
Image: Sherra Michelle/Instagram) Sherra Michelle/Instagram)
"However, that caused him to lose sight of considering both parties' needs, and to reach the ultimate draconian outcome - all the net assets and available income go to one party, permanently, and the other party gets nothing, permanently."
He added: "That form of huge disparity has to be explained in terms of conduct, and it is not sufficient for the judge to make in various parts of the judgment statements like 'the husband has brought this on himself'."
If the judge was going to punish Mr Rothschild for his conduct during the case, he needed to say that was what he was doing and to make findings about what that conduct entailed, he continued.
Image: Sherra Michelle/Instagram) Sherra Michelle/Instagram)
The result was a split of "obvious unfairnesss" with the wife's financial needs taken into account, but not the husband's.
"The judge's rationale for the outcome was that the wife needed the business to provide income to meet her and the children's needs. She also needed to be largely debt-free," he said.
"The outcome was indeed that she would be largely debt-free, with a business worth £1.85m, and £18,000 per month net income (£216,000 per annum). The income would also enable her to pay her rent.
"The husband, however, would end up...with in effect no capital at all, and no income."
Image: Sherra Michelle/Instagram) Sherra Michelle/Instagram)
He also claimed that an assessment by a local estate agent suggested the judge overvalued the apartment, which was the main asset the husband took out of the marriage, by £615,000.
"That would take his capital figure down from £23,938 to minus £591,000," the QC said.
He added: "Given that the husband was already on virtually zero capital (£23,000) on the basis of a $3m sale, the judge should have given proper consideration to what the impact on him would be if the property sold for less."
Mr Chamberlayne urged Lord Justice Patten, Lord Justice Moylan and Lord Justice Newey to overturn the divorce judge's order.
But for Ms de Souza, Charles Hale QC argued that the judge got it right.
He said that the disparity in the outcomes for Mr Rothschild and Ms De Souza could be explained by the judge having taken into account their children's needs.
The judge reserved their decision in the case at the end of a day-long hearing, to be given at a later date.


thedailymirror--2020-07-10--Coronavirus R number rises in England and could be as high as 1

The crucial coronavirus ' R ' number has edged up in England since last week and could now be as high as 1 .
Government scientists are braced for fresh winter lockdown measures after the rate was confirmed as 0.8 and 1 , compared to 0.8 to 0.9 last week .
Official figures show the reproduction number across the UK overall is unchanged at between 0.7 and 0.9 .
The growth rate of infections per day for the UK is -5 % to -2 % , while for England it is -4 % to -1 % .
That means the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ England , it is believed to be shrinking more slowly than it was before .
The figures are the first weekly update to be published since pubs , restaurants , hotels and hairdressers were allowed to reopen in England on July 4 .
The R figure refers to the number of people infected on average by each person who has Covid-19 .
If the R number is above 1 , it means the virus is spreading exponentially .
And they come hours after the government announced the latest wave of lockdown easing in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ outdoor theatre reopen tomorrow followed by beauty , nail and tanning parlours on Monday , and gyms and indoor pools on July 25 .
The R number is reduced by lockdown measures and isolating people who 've had contact with the disease.Before March it was thought to be as high as around 3 .
A separate measure of “ growth rate ” suggests the outbreak is shrinking less , but is still coming down slowly .
Some of this is thought to be down to the warm weather and the fact that people @ @ @ @ @ @ @ virus can not easily spread .
SAGE now believes the virus spreads at an “ optimal temperature ” of 4C and is braced for a fresh winter crisis .
Government scientists say nationwide lockdown measures could be reintroduced at the end of summer .
A source said : “ If the number overall increases then I would expect to have to impose some national measures .
“ The aim is always to reduce close contacts.
” The growth rate estimate of new infections per day for England is now from -4 % to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ -5 % to -2 % .
Five regions - the East of England , South East , London , North East and Yorkshire , and North West - have official estimate ranges that go as high as 1 .
The South West also has an official estimate of between 0.7 and 1.1 .
Sage said the only region with a robust estimate that suggested its R rate could have reached 1 was the North West .
It recorded a range of 0.7 and 1 .
This was up from 0.7 and 0.9 the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that the NHS Test and Trace system is not “ fit for purpose ” and is only contacting around a third of new symptomatic Covid-19 cases .
The source said : “ It really depends how effective we can be with test and trace .
They are all over wanting to improve that .
“ They 're very clear what they have to do .
All of this has to be working absolutely faultlessly by [ winter ] . ''
Scientists fear ministers will be slow to reintroduce lockdown fearing criticism that they @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Naismith , of Oxford University , said : “ The virus is here and we could easily see a surge in cases if a mistake is made .
“ Much more important than an individual decision to relax this or that measure , will be a willingness to admit error and reverse the decision in the light of new data .
“ This how science works , with new and incomplete understanding , honest mistakes end up being made .
“ With more data , errors are corrected without blame and shame , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ end very badly for the UK , if the decision to relax or lock down a specific activity becomes a test of consistency or a contest to see who was ‘ right all along ’ .
Prof Oliver Johnson , of Bristol University , said : “ The fact that R is still estimated to be below 1 across the UK implies that the epidemic is continuing to shrink overall .
“ However it is too early to judge the effect of ‘ Super Saturday ’ openings based on these numbers , since @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are unlikely to have led to positive tests soon enough to influence them.
” Full R number and growth rate breakdown for the UK

mirrornews@mirror.co.uk (Martin Bagot, Dan Bloom)

Explained: What is the 'R number' and how does it affect us?
Explained: What is the 'R number' and how does it affect us?
Government scientists believe nationwide lockdown measures could be reintroduced this winter after the crucial reproduction rate crept up to 0.8-1 in England
Coronavirus R number rises in England and could be as high as 1
The crucial coronavirus 'R' number has edged up in England since last week and could now be as high as 1.
Government scientists are braced for fresh winter lockdown measures after the rate was confirmed as 0.8 and 1, compared to 0.8 to 0.9 last week.
Official figures show the reproduction number across the UK overall is unchanged at between 0.7 and 0.9.
The growth rate of infections per day for the UK is -5% to -2%, while for England it is -4% to -1%.
That means the epidemic is still shrinking, but in England, it is believed to be shrinking more slowly than it was before.
The figures are the first weekly update to be published since pubs, restaurants, hotels and hairdressers were allowed to reopen in England on July 4.
The R figure refers to the number of people infected on average by each person who has Covid-19. If the R number is above 1, it means the virus is spreading exponentially.
And they come hours after the government announced the latest wave of lockdown easing in England.
Lidos, grassroots sport and outdoor theatre reopen tomorrow followed by beauty, nail and tanning parlours on Monday, and gyms and indoor pools on July 25.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
The R number is reduced by lockdown measures and isolating people who've had contact with the disease.Before March it was thought to be as high as around 3.
A separate measure of “growth rate” suggests the outbreak is shrinking less, but is still coming down slowly.
Some of this is thought to be down to the warm weather and the fact that people can spend more time outdoors where the virus cannot easily spread.
SAGE now believes the virus spreads at an “optimal temperature” of 4C and is braced for a fresh winter crisis.
Government scientists say nationwide lockdown measures could be reintroduced at the end of summer.
Image: Stuart Walker/SWNS) Stuart Walker/SWNS)
A source said: “If the number overall increases then I would expect to have to impose some national measures.
“The aim is always to reduce close contacts.”
The growth rate estimate of new infections per day for England is now from -4% to -1%. This changed from between -5% to -2%.
Five regions - the East of England, South East, London, North East and Yorkshire, and North West - have official estimate ranges that go as high as 1.
The South West also has an official estimate of between 0.7 and 1.1.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Sage said the only region with a robust estimate that suggested its R rate could have reached 1 was the North West.
It recorded a range of 0.7 and 1. This was up from 0.7 and 0.9 the previous week.
It comes after criticism that the NHS Test and Trace system is not “fit for purpose” and is only contacting around a third of new symptomatic Covid-19 cases.
The source said: “It really depends how effective we can be with test and trace. They are all over wanting to improve that.
“They're very clear what they have to do. All of this has to be working absolutely faultlessly by [winter]."
Scientists fear ministers will be slow to reintroduce lockdown fearing criticism that they got the strategy wrong.
Prof James Naismith, of Oxford University, said: “The virus is here and we could easily see a surge in cases if a mistake is made.
“Much more important than an individual decision to relax this or that measure, will be a willingness to admit error and reverse the decision in the light of new data.
“This how science works, with new and incomplete understanding, honest mistakes end up being made.
“With more data, errors are corrected without blame and shame, everyone moves forward.
“Things will end very badly for the UK, if the decision to relax or lock down a specific activity becomes a test of consistency or a contest to see who was ‘right all along’.
“A dose of humility is called for.”
Prof Oliver Johnson, of Bristol University, said: “The fact that R is still estimated to be below 1 across the UK implies that the epidemic is continuing to shrink overall.
“However it is too early to judge the effect of ‘Super Saturday’ openings based on these numbers, since any infections that took place last weekend are unlikely to have led to positive tests soon enough to influence them.”
Full R number and growth rate breakdown for the UK


thedailymirror--2020-07-10--Whyever would Boris Johnson put Chris Grayling in charge of the Russia report?

No-one in their right minds would put Chris Grayling and intelligence together .
It 's like putting picalilli on your Weetabix , releasing bison into Kentish woods , or mixing Johnny Depp and a truckful of meth .
You do n't need to be Mary Berry to work out it 's a recipe for disaster .
And yet , in a world where Grayling 's legacy of expensive and nationally-damaging cock-ups comes further up his Google search rankings than anything that might be considered competence , he has been nominated for a plum job keeping an eye on the work @ @ @ @ @ @ @ words , Mr Bean will be marking James Bond 's homework .
There is not enough space , on an internet of near-infinite size , to detail properly all of Failing Grayling 's many mistakes .
To summarise as briefly as possible : £14m for a ferry company that never owned a ferry , £2bn for companies running the East Coast mainline before nationalising it , £1.34bn to Carillion after a profit warning and 6 months before it went into liquidation , £27m in illegal fees for employment tribunals , £23m on a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , £2m to benefit claimants forced to work without pay , and £72,000 defending a ban on books for prisoners which was overturned anyway .
And that 's without mentioning sacking 100,000 JobCentre staff who then needed the JobCentre that had been closed , 19 hours wasted haggling over who would pay for RAF specialists to find a drone operator who had shut down Gatwick Airport and has still not been found , forcing people who wished to plead not guilty to crimes to pay a fee , the train timetable fiasco ( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the probation service that not only had to be reversed but which a Ministry of Justice report found contributed to the two-week , 11-victim abduction , rape and sex attack spree of Joseph McCann , who was later found guilty of 37 offences and given 33 life sentences .
In short , the fact Grayling was called `` the worst Lord Chancellor since 1673 '' is probably the nicest thing anyone could say about him .
And to gain that title , he had to be worse than a man called Pratt .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ continued employment in the last government caused national amazement , who has now been put forward as a member , and potential chairman of , Parliament 's Intelligence and Security Committee .
It will be his job to oversee the `` policies , expenditure , administration and operations of MI5 , MI6 , GCHQ , Defence Intelligence , the Joint Intelligence Organisation , the National Security Secretariat , and the Office for Security and Counter-Terrorism '' .
And what could possibly go wrong with that ?
After all , Grayling has vast experience @ @ @ @ @ @ @ expenditure that spirals out of control , and criminal maladministration .
If there 's anyone who proves that a lack of intelligence is damaging and terrifying in equal measure , then it is him .
The problem is , that he has never once used his previous mistakes to avoid the future ones .
He has the same IQ as a roll of Sellotape , with the one difference being that the Sellotape is occasionally useful .
On the ISC , Grayling would have to take evidence from , and question , ministers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ servants , not one of whom will have the tiniest amount of respect for him .
He will be bound by the Official Secrets Act and have access to highly classified material , not a page of which anyone will trust him to either understand or keep safe .
The immediate work of the committee will include inquiries into China 's impact on our national security , Far Right terror , the resurgent threat in Northern Ireland as a result of Brexit , Q 's spending on gadgets , an overdue annual report @ @ @ @ @ @ @ oh ho , publication of a much-delayed investigation into Russian meddling in our democratic processes .
The report 's been written .
It 's been checked by security agencies , cleared for publication , and on 17 October last year it was sent to the Prime Minister so he could decide if it is `` prejudicial to the continued discharge of the functions of the security and intelligence agencies '' , the answer to which will be how could he possibly know more about that than the agencies themselves .
Just 11 days @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the report was shelved , and Boris Johnson spent significant amounts of time claiming a ) it would be published soon and b ) there was nothing in it anyway .
Seven months later , every other Parliamentary committee seems to have been formed and started taking evidence .
For reasons that have not been made clear , the business of finding 9 people to sit on this particular one was more difficult than at any point since it was first formed in 1994 , which was 3 James Bonds ago .
Other @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ' minister Kevan Jones , nuclear test veterans ' campaigner Sir John Hayes , and Julian Lewis , who has chaired more than 30 inquiries for the Defence Select Committee .
There are other nominees with less experience of the topic , but none with quite the catastrophically-poor public record of Grayling .
Giving him the task of overseeing our intelligence gathering is like putting Mr Creosote in charge of the food : we are n't going to get any , are we .
There are two glimmers of hope .
One is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by Parliament , and its chairman voted for by the members .
Of course , that glimmer may turn out to be the glint in Dominic Cummings ' iconoclastic eye as he considers the damage this particular misfit and weirdo could inflict on the Establishment , and how many backbenchers are desperate to vote for whatever he tells them to .
The second is that , by nominating the least-intelligent and incompetent person he could find to look into Russian interference in British politics which he has always denied exists , Johnson may @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can do well .
Because history has proved that whatever Grayling is tasked with he will achieve the opposite of .
If Johnson expects him to follow instructions or participate in a cover-up , we can confidently expect Grayling may lead us to finally find out how and why a GCHQ staffer died zipped into a bag in his own bath , Vladimir Putin found out where Sergei Skripal was living , and what exactly Cummings was up to when he spent 3 years in Russia at a time of rampant , post-Communist @ @ @ @ @ @ @ any , impact Putin had on the Brexit referendum .
With his record , Grayling would never be given a job in the hope he 'd do it well .
We can only hope that he will perform whatever his true function is just as badly .

mirrornews@mirror.co.uk (Fleet Street Fox)

Whyever would Boris Johnson put someone as successful and brilliant as Chris Grayling has proven himself to be in charge of the report into Russian meddling?
No-one in their right minds would put Chris Grayling and intelligence together.
It's like putting picalilli on your Weetabix, releasing bison into Kentish woods, or mixing Johnny Depp and a truckful of meth. You don't need to be Mary Berry to work out it's a recipe for disaster.
And yet, in a world where Grayling's legacy of expensive and nationally-damaging cock-ups comes further up his Google search rankings than anything that might be considered competence, he has been nominated for a plum job keeping an eye on the work of the intelligence services.
In other words, Mr Bean will be marking James Bond's homework.
Image: 2019 DANJAQ) 2019 DANJAQ)
There is not enough space, on an internet of near-infinite size, to detail properly all of Failing Grayling's many mistakes.
To summarise as briefly as possible: £14m for a ferry company that never owned a ferry, £2bn for companies running the East Coast mainline before nationalising it, £1.34bn to Carillion after a profit warning and 6 months before it went into liquidation, £27m in illegal fees for employment tribunals, £23m on a prisoner tagging scheme that didn't work, £2m to benefit claimants forced to work without pay, and £72,000 defending a ban on books for prisoners which was overturned anyway.
And that's without mentioning sacking 100,000 JobCentre staff who then needed the JobCentre that had been closed, 19 hours wasted haggling over who would pay for RAF specialists to find a drone operator who had shut down Gatwick Airport and has still not been found, forcing people who wished to plead not guilty to crimes to pay a fee, the train timetable fiasco(es), and a privatisation of the probation service that not only had to be reversed but which a Ministry of Justice report found contributed to the two-week, 11-victim abduction, rape and sex attack spree of Joseph McCann, who was later found guilty of 37 offences and given 33 life sentences.
In short, the fact Grayling was called "the worst Lord Chancellor since 1673" is probably the nicest thing anyone could say about him. And to gain that title, he had to be worse than a man called Pratt.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
And it is this man, whose continued employment in the last government caused national amazement, who has now been put forward as a member, and potential chairman of, Parliament's Intelligence and Security Committee.
It will be his job to oversee the "policies, expenditure, administration and operations of MI5, MI6, GCHQ, Defence Intelligence, the Joint Intelligence Organisation, the National Security Secretariat, and the Office for Security and Counter-Terrorism". And what could possibly go wrong with that?
After all, Grayling has vast experience of policies that don't work, expenditure that spirals out of control, and criminal maladministration. If there's anyone who proves that a lack of intelligence is damaging and terrifying in equal measure, then it is him.
The problem is, that he has never once used his previous mistakes to avoid the future ones. He has the same IQ as a roll of Sellotape, with the one difference being that the Sellotape is occasionally useful.
On the ISC, Grayling would have to take evidence from, and question, ministers, spooks, academics, and civil servants, not one of whom will have the tiniest amount of respect for him. He will be bound by the Official Secrets Act and have access to highly classified material, not a page of which anyone will trust him to either understand or keep safe.
The immediate work of the committee will include inquiries into China's impact on our national security, Far Right terror, the resurgent threat in Northern Ireland as a result of Brexit, Q's spending on gadgets, an overdue annual report on the state of things and, oh ho, publication of a much-delayed investigation into Russian meddling in our democratic processes.
The report's been written. It's been checked by security agencies, cleared for publication, and on 17 October last year it was sent to the Prime Minister so he could decide if it is "prejudicial to the continued discharge of the functions of the security and intelligence agencies", the answer to which will be how could he possibly know more about that than the agencies themselves.
Just 11 days later a general election was called, the report was shelved, and Boris Johnson spent significant amounts of time claiming a) it would be published soon and b) there was nothing in it anyway.
Seven months later, every other Parliamentary committee seems to have been formed and started taking evidence. For reasons that have not been made clear, the business of finding 9 people to sit on this particular one was more difficult than at any point since it was first formed in 1994, which was 3 James Bonds ago.
Other nominees to the ISC include former veterans' minister Kevan Jones, nuclear test veterans' campaigner Sir John Hayes, and Julian Lewis, who has chaired more than 30 inquiries for the Defence Select Committee. There are other nominees with less experience of the topic, but none with quite the catastrophically-poor public record of Grayling.
Giving him the task of overseeing our intelligence gathering is like putting Mr Creosote in charge of the food: we aren't going to get any, are we.
Image: Getty) Getty)
There are two glimmers of hope. One is that the ISC membership must be approved by Parliament, and its chairman voted for by the members. Of course, that glimmer may turn out to be the glint in Dominic Cummings' iconoclastic eye as he considers the damage this particular misfit and weirdo could inflict on the Establishment, and how many backbenchers are desperate to vote for whatever he tells them to.
The second is that, by nominating the least-intelligent and incompetent person he could find to look into Russian interference in British politics which he has always denied exists, Johnson may just have found the one job Grayling can do well.
Because history has proved that whatever Grayling is tasked with he will achieve the opposite of. If Johnson expects him to follow instructions or participate in a cover-up, we can confidently expect Grayling may lead us to finally find out how and why a GCHQ staffer died zipped into a bag in his own bath, Vladimir Putin found out where Sergei Skripal was living, and what exactly Cummings was up to when he spent 3 years in Russia at a time of rampant, post-Communist corruption as well as what, if any, impact Putin had on the Brexit referendum.
With his record, Grayling would never be given a job in the hope he'd do it well. We can only hope that he will perform whatever his true function is just as badly.


thedailymirror--2020-07-10--Knifeman told his mum 'die you b***h' as he stabbed her 17 times 'for attention'

A 'twisted ' knifeman stabbed his mother 17 times in the head and body 'in a bid for attention ' .
Bartosz Pokorski , 23 , accused his mum of trying to put him in a psychiatric hospital before attacking her at the home they shared in Blackpool .
During the frenzy , he shouted 'just die you b***h , when are you going to bleed to death ' , Lancashire Live reports .
Pokorski , who has been jailed for eight years , hoped the world would 'take notice of him ' if he killed his mother , Preston @ @ @ @ @ @ @ about his mum 's bid to put him in a psychiatric hospital , which she denied , there is no evidence to suggest or confirm he has a psychiatric disorder .
In the days leading up to the attack , Pokorski had been acting strangely , shouting in the street on his way home from the shops .
He had previously suffered depression but had never been violent .
On January 11 , he called his mum into his bedroom to look at some photographs .
When she went into his room , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and launched the vicious attack on his mother .
He was telling her to 'just die ' as he stabbed her repeatedly and threw her on the floor , asking her when she was going to 'bleed to death ' .
Mrs Pokorski was so terrified she played dead , in a bid to stop the attack .
She managed to escape when he went to the bathroom but collapsed in the corridor outside the flat .
A neighbour called the police , who found Pokorski outside , covered in blood , saying @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Arrest me.
” Mrs Pokorski was found inside the building , so seriously injured the officer at first thought she was dead .
An air ambulance transported her to hospital , where she remained for a month , after receiving treatment for a punctured left lung and 17 separate stab wounds .
Pokorski pleaded guilty to attempted murder and told police : “ I understand I am responsible for the injuries caused to my mother however I do not believe I had legal intent due to my mental health.
” He pleaded @ @ @ @ @ @ @ videolink at Preston Crown Court for sentence .
Handing down an extended sentence of eight years in custody and a five year licence , Judge Robert Altham said he was a dangerous offender who posed a significant risk to the public for a substantial period of time .
Pokorski had not engaged with attempts to obtain a psychiatric report .
Judge Altham said : “ I can not ignore the fact that this was a frenzied and brutal attack .
She was stabbed , amongst other areas , to her face .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to kill her .
“ Despite the unusual circumstances of the case there is no basis on which I can conclude that the defendant ’ s culpability is reduced by a psychiatric condition .
There is simply no evidence .
“ It seems to be a mixture of sudden rage at the world in general , and particularly his mother , and a case of attention seeking - a twisted belief that if he did it , the world would take notice of him .
”

mirrornews@mirror.co.uk (Rachel Smith, Matthew Dresch)

Bartosz Pokorski, 23, from Blackpool, asked his mum 'when are you going to bleed to death' as he stabbed her in the head and body after claiming she tried to put him in a psychiatric hospital
Knifeman told his mum 'just die you b***h' as he stabbed her 17 times 'for attention'
A 'twisted' knifeman stabbed his mother 17 times in the head and body 'in a bid for attention'.
Bartosz Pokorski, 23, accused his mum of trying to put him in a psychiatric hospital before attacking her at the home they shared in Blackpool.
During the frenzy, he shouted 'just die you b***h, when are you going to bleed to death', Lancashire Live reports.
Pokorski, who has been jailed for eight years, hoped the world would 'take notice of him' if he killed his mother, Preston Crown Court heard.
Despite his claims about his mum's bid to put him in a psychiatric hospital, which she denied, there is no evidence to suggest or confirm he has a psychiatric disorder.
Image: LancsLive/ WS) LancsLive/ WS)
In the days leading up to the attack, Pokorski had been acting strangely, shouting in the street on his way home from the shops.
He had previously suffered depression but had never been violent.
On January 11, he called his mum into his bedroom to look at some photographs.
When she went into his room, he was holding a large kitchen knife and launched the vicious attack on his mother.
He was telling her to 'just die' as he stabbed her repeatedly and threw her on the floor, asking her when she was going to 'bleed to death'.
Mrs Pokorski was so terrified she played dead, in a bid to stop the attack.
She managed to escape when he went to the bathroom but collapsed in the corridor outside the flat.
A neighbour called the police, who found Pokorski outside, covered in blood, saying: “I’ve stabbed someone. Arrest me.”
Mrs Pokorski was found inside the building, so seriously injured the officer at first thought she was dead.
An air ambulance transported her to hospital, where she remained for a month, after receiving treatment for a punctured left lung and 17 separate stab wounds.
Pokorski pleaded guilty to attempted murder and told police: “I understand I am responsible for the injuries caused to my mother however I do not believe I had legal intent due to my mental health.”
He pleaded guilty to attempted murder and appeared by videolink at Preston Crown Court for sentence.
Handing down an extended sentence of eight years in custody and a five year licence, Judge Robert Altham said he was a dangerous offender who posed a significant risk to the public for a substantial period of time.
Pokorski had not engaged with attempts to obtain a psychiatric report.
Judge Altham said: “I can not ignore the fact that this was a frenzied and brutal attack. She was stabbed, amongst other areas, to her face.
“The defendant accepts that his goal was to kill her.
“Despite the unusual circumstances of the case there is no basis on which I can conclude that the defendant’s culpability is reduced by a psychiatric condition. There is simply no evidence.
“It seems to be a mixture of sudden rage at the world in general, and particularly his mother, and a case of attention seeking - a twisted belief that if he did it, the world would take notice of him.”


thedailymirror--2020-07-10--Iceland launch deal where you can pick any pizza, sides and soft drink under £5

Looking for some inspiration for dinner this evening for perhaps a feast for the family this weekend ?
Well look no further than Iceland as they ’ ve got a deal that you won ’ t want to miss .
Bargain hunters first spotted the offer over at hotukdeals .
When you use the code : ICEHUKD , you can get any £2 pizza , three £1 sides and any £1 soft drink for just £4.50 , rather than £6 .
And every little saving helps .
There ’ s a total of £1.50 to be saved and this offer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you waiting for ?
A minimum spend of £25 applies at checkout , so why not make the most of this offer and fill your freezer for less .
You can also get free delivery when you spend £35 or more .
So what are you waiting for ?
Customers in the forum were quick to add that the pizza from Iceland is their go-to .
Other customers commented : “ I brought this the other day full price and thought great deal for that.
” Someone else mentioned : “ These are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” There are seven yummy sounding pizzas to choose from , three fantastic sides and the choice of either Coke Zero or Diet Coke .
We ’ ve listed the options below that we think will tantalise your tastebuds and give you some inspiration for date night , a family feast , to enjoy with friends or lockdown buddies .
Another member in the forum was quick to add that if you enter the code : ICEFREE2 , it also gives you a £2 frozen item for free and can also be applied @ @ @ @ @ @ @ One Iceland food fan added : “ Talking of `` other takeaways '' Iceland do - their curries are easily the best takeaway supermarket brand you can buy .
Me and my girlfriend rated it as good as a takeaway from a curry house .
Recommended if you 're buying this deal as well.
” And that ’ s not the only reason to check out your local Iceland .
With the heatwave set to return , Iceland recently launched luxury cheek burgers for just £2 .
As you can probably guess from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ combined beef cheek meat with premium 100 % British beef and Cheddar cheese to create a deliciously unique flavour and a tender , juicy patty that BBQ enthusiasts will most definitely fall in love with the deep savoury-tasting cut .
If you ’ re looking for a burger to really impress your guests with , the supermarket is now selling the hottest burger in the UK .
It ’ s made with the world ’ s strongest chilli - so not one for the faint hearted .

For the price of £4.50 rather than £6, customers are heading to Iceland to make the most of their fantastic pizza offer of any pizza, three sides and a bottle soft drink
Iceland launch deal where you can pick any pizza, sides and soft drink under £5
Looking for some inspiration for dinner this evening for perhaps a feast for the family this weekend? Well look no further than Iceland as they’ve got a deal that you won’t want to miss.
Bargain hunters first spotted the offer over at hotukdeals. When you use the code: ICEHUKD , you can get any £2 pizza, three £1 sides and any £1 soft drink for just £4.50, rather than £6. And every little saving helps.
There’s a total of £1.50 to be saved and this offer only applies online, so what are you waiting for? A minimum spend of £25 applies at checkout, so why not make the most of this offer and fill your freezer for less. You can also get free delivery when you spend £35 or more. So what are you waiting for?
Customers in the forum were quick to add that the pizza from Iceland is their go-to.
Other customers commented: “I brought this the other day full price and thought great deal for that.”
Someone else mentioned: “These are the best frozen pizzas anywhere right now.”
There are seven yummy sounding pizzas to choose from, three fantastic sides and the choice of either Coke Zero or Diet Coke.
We’ve listed the options below that we think will tantalise your tastebuds and give you some inspiration for date night, a family feast, to enjoy with friends or lockdown buddies.
Another member in the forum was quick to add that if you enter the code: ICEFREE2 , it also gives you a £2 frozen item for free and can also be applied to the above offer. Result.
One Iceland food fan added: “Talking of "other takeaways" Iceland do - their curries are easily the best takeaway supermarket brand you can buy. Me and my girlfriend rated it as good as a takeaway from a curry house. Recommended if you're buying this deal as well.”
And that’s not the only reason to check out your local Iceland. With the heatwave set to return, Iceland recently launched luxury cheek burgers for just £2.
As you can probably guess from the name, the supermarket has delicately combined beef cheek meat with premium 100% British beef and Cheddar cheese to create a deliciously unique flavour and a tender, juicy patty that BBQ enthusiasts will most definitely fall in love with the deep savoury-tasting cut.
If you’re looking for a burger to really impress your guests with, the supermarket is now selling the hottest burger in the UK. It’s made with the world’s strongest chilli - so not one for the faint hearted.
Iceland’s pizzas to choose from:
Sides:
Soft drinks:


thedailymirror--2020-07-10--Carragher warns Man Utd players not to kid themselves over Bruno Fernandes

Jamie Carragher feels Manchester United 's squad still has some way to go before the club can be considered title challengers again .
The arrival of Bruno Fernandes has helped spark Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 's side into some impressive form of late , with Thursday 's 3-0 win over Aston Villa taking the Red Devils to within a point of the top four .
However , United are still some 34 points behind new Premier League champions Liverpool , who wrapped up their first league title in 30 years last month and are seeking to break the division 's points @ @ @ @ @ @ @ season .
In Carragher 's day Liverpool and United 's roles were reversed , and the former Reds defender says he recognises something of his former club in the current setup at United .
`` United hope Fernandes is the man inspiring them to that first significant target of a Champions League place , '' he wrote in his column in The Telegraph .
`` They look stronger with him because top-class players bring out more from those around .
`` I often experienced similar reawakenings at Liverpool , especially when Fernando Torres @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` Within a few training sessions and games you realised you had a matchwinner so the belief soared and all the talk about managers ‘ needing a clearout ’ subsided .
`` That is why I would offer a note of caution to United fans .
`` Just as the club is never as far away from a revival as it might seem after nightmare defeats , they are not always as near to being title contenders as it appears after a promising run . ''
Although stating that they are falling short @ @ @ @ @ @ @ between United and his Liverpool sides should be seen in a positive light .
`` However the observation is received , comparing the United of now to Liverpool in the 2000s is a compliment , not an insult . ''
he added .
`` We were in a constant state of being close , but not close enough .
United have the resources to bridge the gap to ensure their wait to return to the top is not so long . ''

The Liverpool legend says the arrival of the Portuguese at United reminds him of when Fernando Torres and Luis Suarez arrived at Anfield during his playing career
Jamie Carragher feels Manchester United's squad still has some way to go before the club can be considered title challengers again.
The arrival of Bruno Fernandes has helped spark Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side into some impressive form of late, with Thursday's 3-0 win over Aston Villa taking the Red Devils to within a point of the top four.
However, United are still some 34 points behind new Premier League champions Liverpool, who wrapped up their first league title in 30 years last month and are seeking to break the division's points record in their remaining games of the season.
In Carragher's day Liverpool and United's roles were reversed, and the former Reds defender says he recognises something of his former club in the current setup at United.
"United hope Fernandes is the man inspiring them to that first significant target of a Champions League place," he wrote in his column in The Telegraph.
Image: POOL/AFP via Getty Images) POOL/AFP via Getty Images)
"They look stronger with him because top-class players bring out more from those around.
"I often experienced similar reawakenings at Liverpool, especially when Fernando Torres and Luis Suarez joined the club.
"Within a few training sessions and games you realised you had a matchwinner so the belief soared and all the talk about managers ‘needing a clearout’ subsided.
"That is why I would offer a note of caution to United fans.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
"Just as the club is never as far away from a revival as it might seem after nightmare defeats, they are not always as near to being title contenders as it appears after a promising run."
Although stating that they are falling short now, Carragher adds that the comparison between United and his Liverpool sides should be seen in a positive light.
"However the observation is received, comparing the United of now to Liverpool in the 2000s is a compliment, not an insult." he added.
"We were in a constant state of being close, but not close enough. United have the resources to bridge the gap to ensure their wait to return to the top is not so long."


thedailymirror--2020-07-10--Every area in England where coronavirus is still on rise despite lockdown ease

More than 100 local authorities in England have seen a week-on-week increase in new coronavirus cases , the latest figures show .
Some places have recently seen a sharp rise in the rate of new infections , while others had very small rise in the week ending July 6 compared with the previous seven-day period .
More than a third of 315 local authorities in England experienced an increase , while the rest saw their rate drop or remain the same .
Carlisle , Cumbria , saw its rate of new cases per 100,000 residents double - jumping to 24.0 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from 12.0 ( +12.0 ) in the week ending June 29 .
Harborough in Leicestershire also had one of the biggest increases as its rate climbed to 20.5 from 9.7 ( +10.8 ) , according to the data released by Public Health England .
Scroll down for a full list of local authorities in England that have seen an increase .
Other areas with noticeable increases include Blackburn with Darwen , Lancashire ( to 33.6 from 23.5 , +10.1 ) , Northampton ( 21.3 , 12.9 , +8.4 ) , Pendle , Lancs @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Blaby , Leicestershire ( 24.9 , 17.9 , +7.0 ) and Tandridge , Surrey ( 8.0 , 1.1 , +6.9 ) .
Several places went from a rate of 0.0 to having new cases .
They include Mole Valley in Surrey , East Devon , Torbay in Devon , Gosport and Fareham in Hampshire , and Harlow in Essex .
Leicester , which was forced into a local lockdown as its infection rate soared , saw one of the biggest drops - from 140.5 in the week ending June 29 to 125.3 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ up to July 6 .
Other places that experienced a significant decrease include Oadby and Wigston in Leicestershire ( from 50.8 to 29.8 , -21.0 ) and Bradford , West Yorkshire ( from 50.1 to 35.7 , -14.4 ) .
The figures are based on tests that have been carried out both in laboratories ( pillar one of the Government 's testing programme ) and in the wider community ( pillar two ) .
The rate is expressed as the new number of new cases per 100,000 population .
The figures should be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have seen a big increase it does not necessarily mean the situation there is out of control .
Rates can rise for a number of reasons , including wider testing .
The actual number of cases in most , if not all , of these areas is very small .
The list is based on the latest Public Health England figures updated on July 9 on the Government 's Covid-19 online dashboard .
Data for the most recent three days ( July 7 to 9 ) has been excluded as it is incomplete @ @ @ @ @ @ @ list shows the rate of new cases in the seven days to July 6 , followed by the equivalent figure for the previous seven days to June 29 .
They are ranked from the highest rate to the lowest rate .
The 108 local authorities that have seen an increase

mirrornews@mirror.co.uk (Ian Jones, Chris Kitching)

Dr Hilary Jones warns we won't see the affect of pubs and bars opening until two weeks' time
Dr Hilary Jones warns we won't see the affect of pubs and bars opening until two weeks' time
Carlisle, Harborough, Blackburn with Darwen, Northampton and Pendle saw some of the biggest week-on-week increases in their coronavirus infection rate, while locked-down Leicester saw one of the biggest drops
The 108 areas in England where coronavirus cases are on the rise - do you live in one?
More than 100 local authorities in England have seen a week-on-week increase in new coronavirus cases, the latest figures show.
Some places have recently seen a sharp rise in the rate of new infections, while others had very small rise in the week ending July 6 compared with the previous seven-day period.
More than a third of 315 local authorities in England experienced an increase, while the rest saw their rate drop or remain the same.
Carlisle, Cumbria, saw its rate of new cases per 100,000 residents double - jumping to 24.0 in the seven days to July 6 from 12.0 (+12.0) in the week ending June 29.
Harborough in Leicestershire also had one of the biggest increases as its rate climbed to 20.5 from 9.7 (+10.8), according to the data released by Public Health England.
Scroll down for a full list of local authorities in England that have seen an increase.
Other areas with noticeable increases include Blackburn with Darwen, Lancashire (to 33.6 from 23.5, +10.1), Northampton (21.3, 12.9, +8.4), Pendle, Lancs (25.2, 17.5, +7.7), Blaby, Leicestershire (24.9, 17.9, +7.0) and Tandridge, Surrey (8.0, 1.1, +6.9).
Several places went from a rate of 0.0 to having new cases. They include Mole Valley in Surrey, East Devon, Torbay in Devon, Gosport and Fareham in Hampshire, and Harlow in Essex.
Leicester, which was forced into a local lockdown as its infection rate soared, saw one of the biggest drops - from 140.5 in the week ending June 29 to 125.3 (-15.2) in the seven days up to July 6.
Other places that experienced a significant decrease include Oadby and Wigston in Leicestershire (from 50.8 to 29.8, -21.0) and Bradford, West Yorkshire (from 50.1 to 35.7, -14.4).
The figures are based on tests that have been carried out both in laboratories (pillar one of the Government's testing programme) and in the wider community (pillar two).
The rate is expressed as the new number of new cases per 100,000 population.
The figures should be treated with caution. Just because areas have seen a big increase it does not necessarily mean the situation there is out of control. Rates can rise for a number of reasons, including wider testing.
The actual number of cases in most, if not all, of these areas is very small.
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The list is based on the latest Public Health England figures updated on July 9 on the Government's Covid-19 online dashboard.
Data for the most recent three days (July 7 to 9) has been excluded as it is incomplete and likely to be revised.
The list shows the rate of new cases in the seven days to July 6, followed by the equivalent figure for the previous seven days to June 29.
They are ranked from the highest rate to the lowest rate.
The 108 local authorities that have seen an increase
Blackburn with Darwen 33.6, 23.5
Kirklees 32.4, 28.9
Pendle 25.2, 17.5
Blaby 24.9, 17.9
Carlisle 24.0, 12.0
Image: Stuart Walker/SWNS) Stuart Walker/SWNS)
Peterborough 21.4, 17.4
Northampton 21.3, 12.9
Harborough 20.5, 9.7
Bedford 18.6, 18.1
St Albans 16.3, 9.5
East Northamptonshire 14.9, 10.6
Kettering 14.8, 10.9
Wakefield 14.2, 10.1
Thanet 13.4, 10.6
Luton 13.1, 12.6
Dartford 11.8, 10.9
Ribble Valley 11.7, 5.0
Newcastle-under-Lyme 11.6, 10.8
Crawley 10.7, 6.2
Cannock Chase 10.0, 7.0
Bury 8.9, 8.4
Fylde 8.8, 5.0
Daventry 8.3, 7.1
Salford 8.3, 7.9
Tandridge 8.0, 1.1
Tewkesbury 7.6, 2.2
Hillingdon 7.5, 6.2
Aylesbury Vale 7.5, 4.0
Rugby 7.5, 4.7
Image: PA) PA)
South Holland 7.4, 4.3
Copeland 7.3, 1.5
Watford 7.2, 3.1
Halton 7.0, 3.1
Wycombe 6.9, 5.7
Basildon 6.5, 4.8
Three Rivers 6.4, 5.4
Trafford 6.3, 3.8
Birmingham 6.3, 6.0
Hackney and City of London 6.2, 1.4
Boston 5.8, 4.3
Ryedale 5.5, 1.8
Sefton 5.4, 4.0
Medway 5.4, 4.7
West Suffolk 5.0, 1.1
Worcester 4.9, 2.9
Welwyn Hatfield 4.9, 1.6
Southampton 4.7, 1.6
Ashfield 4.7, 3.9
Mole Valley 4.6, 0.0
Bexley 4.4, 2.8
Broxtowe 4.4, 2.6
North Kesteven 4.3, 1.7
Redbridge 4.3, 3.6
Middlesbrough 4.3, 3.6
South Kesteven 4.2, 2.1
East Devon 4.2, 0.7
Allerdale 4.1, 2.1
Sedgemoor 4.1, 2.4
Newham 4.0, 3.1
East Riding of Yorkshire 3.8, 3.5
Chesterfield 3.8, 1.9
Torbay 3.7, 0.7
Wandsworth 3.7, 2.8
Redditch 3.5, 1.2
Gosport 3.5, 0.0
Coronavirus death tolls explained Deaths in UK hospitals so far: 34,119 (This total is based on individual figures announced daily by each UK nation) Deaths across all settings: 41,403 (This is the UK Government's official toll which counts all people who have had a positive test result confirmed by a Public Health or NHS lab in the UK) Deaths registered so far: 51,935 (This is the number of registered deaths in England and Wales where Covid-19 was mentioned on the death certificate, including suspected cases) Deaths in all settings: 57,007 (This is the number of registered deaths in each UK nation where Covid-19 was mentioned on the death certificate, including suspected cases, plus more recent hospital deaths) Excess deaths since January 1: 52,737 (The number of deaths in the UK above the average amount, but not necessarily caused by Covid-19) Sources: coronavirus.data.gov.uk and ONS
Harlow 3.5, 0.0
Fareham 3.4, 0.0
Tendring 3.4, 2.1
Kingston upon Thames 3.4, 1.7
Gedling 3.4, 1.7
East Hertfordshire 3.4, 0.7
Harrow 3.2, 2.8
Tower Hamlets 3.1, 1.6
Chiltern 3.1, 1.0
Herefordshire 3.1, 1.6
Coventry 3.0, 1.9
Vale of White Horse 3.0, 1.5
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
Haringey 3.0, 2.6
Torridge 2.9, 0.0
Islington 2.9, 1.7
South Cambridgeshire 2.5, 0.6
North East Lincolnshire 2.5, 1.9
Newark and Sherwood 2.5, 1.6
Greenwich 2.4, 1.7
Forest of Dean 2.3, 1.2
Plymouth 2.3, 1.9
Stevenage 2.3, 1.1
Lambeth 2.1, 1.2
Wyre Forest 2.0, 0.0
Gateshead 2.0, 1.0
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly 1.9, 1.1
West Berkshire 1.9, 1.3
West Oxfordshire 1.8, 0.0
South Gloucestershire 1.8, 0.4
Mendip 1.7, 0.9
Test Valley 1.6, 0.8
Waverley 1.6, 0.8
Gloucester 1.5, 0.8
Tonbridge and Malling 1.5, 0.8
Richmond upon Thames 1.5, 1.0
Bromley 1.5, 1.2
Teignbridge 1.5, 0.0
Breckland 1.4, 0.7
Isle of Wight 1.4, 0.7
Corby 1.4, 0.0
Portsmouth 1.4, 0.9
Hambleton 1.1, 0.0
Broxbourne 1.0, 0.0


thedailymirror--2020-07-10--Stuart Broad launches scathing attack on the England selectors after being axed

Stuart Broad has launched a scathing attack on the England selectors after being axed for the first time at home for eight years .
Broad opened up on the 'anger ' , 'frustration ' and 'emotion ' he felt after being told his services were not required this week , despite bowling the best he ever had in the last couple of years .
And following a summer in which he had David Warner in his pocket in a drawn Ashes series before being the team 's leading wicket-taker in a win in South Africa , Broad thought the shirt @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a particularly emotional person but I 've found the last couple of days quite tough , ” said Broad who has been watching on from his bedroom balcony , but made it to Sky Sports ' player zone for a 'diary room ' chat .
“ To say I 'm disappointed would be an understatement .
You get disappointed if you drop your phone and break your screen .
`` I 've been frustrated , angry , gutted because it is quite a hard decision to understand .
I 've probably bowled the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ last couple of years .
“ I felt like it was my shirt , particularly being in the team for the Ashes and going to South Africa and winning there .
“ Part of my strength and durability as a cricketer is that I 've been fit on a lot of occasions and been available for selection .
I felt like I deserved a spot in the team as would anyone else . ''
National selector Ed Smith tried to placate Broad with kind words about the future as well as distance himself @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Broad may feel otherwise , noting that Smith was heavily involved in selection in Barbados when he was dropped last year and has again been ever present in the bio-secure bubble , with the obvious question being why he is here if his job was over following the selection of the squad ?
For all the talk though , actions at the Ageas Bowl speak far louder than words and the simple truth is that the legendary paceman is no longer first choice , especially with an eye on the Ashes in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ such an angry response from Broad is a sign that the fire still burns , and told him retirement plans remain on hold ... for now .
“ I spoke to Ed Smith last night he said he was involved in picking the 13 , ” added Broad .
“ I wanted clarification my the future going forward and I was given pretty positive feedback .
“ I ’ m quite pleased I feel frustrated and feel gutted and angry because if I didn ’ t I ’ d have a different decision @ @ @ @ @ @ @ t think I ’ ve got anything to prove - England know what I can do .
The selectors know what I can do .
And when I get that opportunity again you can bet I ’ ll be on the money .
”

Stuart Broad has been dropped by the England selectors for the first time in eight years despite the bowler feeling at the top of his game in recent years
Stuart Broad has launched a scathing attack on the England selectors after being axed for the first time at home for eight years.
Broad opened up on the 'anger', 'frustration' and 'emotion' he felt after being told his services were not required this week, despite bowling the best he ever had in the last couple of years.
And following a summer in which he had David Warner in his pocket in a drawn Ashes series before being the team's leading wicket-taker in a win in South Africa, Broad thought the shirt was his.
"I'm not a particularly emotional person but I've found the last couple of days quite tough,” said Broad who has been watching on from his bedroom balcony, but made it to Sky Sports' player zone for a 'diary room' chat.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
“To say I'm disappointed would be an understatement. You get disappointed if you drop your phone and break your screen.
"I've been frustrated, angry, gutted because it is quite a hard decision to understand. I've probably bowled the best I've ever bowled in the last couple of years.
“I felt like it was my shirt, particularly being in the team for the Ashes and going to South Africa and winning there.
“Part of my strength and durability as a cricketer is that I've been fit on a lot of occasions and been available for selection. I felt like I deserved a spot in the team as would anyone else."
National selector Ed Smith tried to placate Broad with kind words about the future as well as distance himself from the selection of the final XI.
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Broad may feel otherwise, noting that Smith was heavily involved in selection in Barbados when he was dropped last year and has again been ever present in the bio-secure bubble, with the obvious question being why he is here if his job was over following the selection of the squad?
For all the talk though, actions at the Ageas Bowl speak far louder than words and the simple truth is that the legendary paceman is no longer first choice, especially with an eye on the Ashes in 2021.
The fact it has prompted such an angry response from Broad is a sign that the fire still burns, and told him retirement plans remain on hold...for now.
“I spoke to Ed Smith last night he said he was involved in picking the 13,” added Broad. “I wanted clarification my the future going forward and I was given pretty positive feedback.
“I’m quite pleased I feel frustrated and feel gutted and angry because if I didn’t I’d have a different decision to make.
“I don’t think I’ve got anything to prove - England know what I can do. The selectors know what I can do. And when I get that opportunity again you can bet I’ll be on the money.”


thedailymirror--2020-07-10--Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp confirms extent of Jordan Henderson's knee injury

Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson has been ruled out for the rest of the season .
Midfielder Henderson was forced to limp out of the Reds ' Premier League victory over Brighton on Wednesday night .
Henderson collided with Yves Bissouma in the 80th minute of the 3-1 win at the AMEX Stadium .
And manager Klopp has given mixed news about Henderson , as he admitted the England international wo n't feature again this season although it is n't as serious as first thought .
`` It 's the best possible of all the bad news - but he will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Klopp said .
`` I 'm pretty positive he will start the new season with us .
`` He 's a quick healer and he will be back soon .
`` We all felt for him , an awful moment .
We knew immediately .
Hendo is an animal he fights for everything .
`` He deals well with pain but in this moment , he knew something had happened .
It was a complete mood killer . ''
However , Henderson will still lift the Premier League trophy , when the Reds @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for 30 years at the end of the season .
`` It was an awful moment when he went down with injury , '' Klopp added .
`` You saw he knew something happened which should n't have happened .
`` It was a real mood killer .
He deserves to lift the trophy and he will lift the trophy . ''
Meanwhile , Mohamed Salah is in the race for a third successive Golden Boot .
And Klopp lavished praise on his Egyptian winger .
The German said : `` It 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we are without this .
His numbers are crazy !
Involved in 100 goals since we 've been here , just outstanding , world-class numbers .
No-one should be surprised anymore .
We know that is special .
`` I hope the boys [ are n't passing to him just for that ] .
I saw the replays back and Bobby was not in the best position for the shot and Mo was in a better place .
I do n't think he did for the Golden Boot .
You can not have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ''

Jordan Henderson was forced to limp out of Liverpool's 3-1 victory over Brighton on Wednesday night
Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson has been ruled out for the rest of the season.
Midfielder Henderson was forced to limp out of the Reds' Premier League victory over Brighton on Wednesday night.
Henderson collided with Yves Bissouma in the 80th minute of the 3-1 win at the AMEX Stadium.
And manager Klopp has given mixed news about Henderson, as he admitted the England international won't feature again this season although it isn't as serious as first thought.
"It's the best possible of all the bad news - but he will not play again this season," Klopp said.
"I'm pretty positive he will start the new season with us.
Image: Kevin Quigley NMC Pool) Kevin Quigley NMC Pool)
"He's a quick healer and he will be back soon.
"We all felt for him, an awful moment. We knew immediately. Hendo is an animal he fights for everything.
"He deals well with pain but in this moment, he knew something had happened. It was a complete mood killer."
Image: POOL/AFP via Getty Images) POOL/AFP via Getty Images)
However, Henderson will still lift the Premier League trophy, when the Reds are presented with their first league crown for 30 years at the end of the season.
"It was an awful moment when he went down with injury," Klopp added.
"You saw he knew something happened which shouldn't have happened.
"It was a real mood killer. He deserves to lift the trophy and he will lift the trophy."
Meanwhile, Mohamed Salah is in the race for a third successive Golden Boot.
Image: PA) PA)
And Klopp lavished praise on his Egyptian winger.
The German said: "It's incredible, we wouldn't be where we are without this. His numbers are crazy! Involved in 100 goals since we've been here, just outstanding, world-class numbers. No-one should be surprised anymore. We know that is special.
"I hope the boys [aren't passing to him just for that]. I saw the replays back and Bobby was not in the best position for the shot and Mo was in a better place. I don't think he did for the Golden Boot. You cannot have that mindset. We all help."


thedailymirror--2020-07-10--Zoe Hardman labels Demi Moore a 'genius' for putting a sofa in bathroom

Zoe Hardman has labelled Demi Moore a genius for putting a sofa in her bathroom .
The Heart Radio presenter shared her thoughts on the actress ' unusual interior design choice after fans descended into chaos upon discovering Demi hangs out on a sofa in her bathroom .
The Ghost star gave fans a glimpse inside her bathroom while sharing a behind-the-scenes look at the new Dirty Diana podcast she has been working on during lockdown .
The 57-year-old took to Instagram to share a number of photos of herself working on her laptop while sitting on a sofa inside @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hours after uploading the snaps , they went viral after eagle-eyed fans mistook the bathroom for a living room because of the unlikely decor .
After spotting a toilet hiding in the corner of the room , and a huge bathtub in front of the retro sofa , fans took to Twitter to question Demi 's interior design taste .
`` Lol ...
I thought this was your sitting room , then I saw then I saw the toilet and in picture two the tub .
You have a couch in your bathroom @ @ @ @ @ @ @ one .
While a second quipped : `` After taking a poo she lays down on the sofa to relax . ''
Despite the criticism , presenter Zoe thinks that Demi is a genius in her own right for choosing to add the unlikely furniture to the room .
The 37-year-old reckons that many women across the UK will choose to follow suit after the actress inspired the perfect excuse to escape to the toilet .
Zoe explained : `` I think it 's a genius idea and I 'm not sure why @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the fact she has a couch in her bathroom . ''
She also insisted that it would be the perfect excuse to escape screaming kids and annoying family members during lockdown .
`` You can lock the door , pretend you are you doing your business and just relax , '' Zoe suggested .
While the internet continues to go crazy for Demi 's bathroom , the actress has yet to comment on the matter .
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Demi Moore faced backlash after she shared a behind-the-scenes look at the making of her new podcast, which featured a glimpse at her bathroom - but Heart's Zoe Hardman thinks it's rather amazing
Zoe Hardman has labelled Demi Moore a genius for putting a sofa in her bathroom.
The Heart Radio presenter shared her thoughts on the actress' unusual interior design choice after fans descended into chaos upon discovering Demi hangs out on a sofa in her bathroom.
The Ghost star gave fans a glimpse inside her bathroom while sharing a behind-the-scenes look at the new Dirty Diana podcast she has been working on during lockdown.
The 57-year-old took to Instagram to share a number of photos of herself working on her laptop while sitting on a sofa inside her loo.
Just a couple of hours after uploading the snaps, they went viral after eagle-eyed fans mistook the bathroom for a living room because of the unlikely decor.
Image: demimoore/Instagram) demimoore/Instagram)
After spotting a toilet hiding in the corner of the room, and a huge bathtub in front of the retro sofa, fans took to Twitter to question Demi's interior design taste.
"Lol... I thought this was your sitting room, then I saw then I saw the toilet and in picture two the tub. You have a couch in your bathroom, what the hell?" shared one.
While a second quipped: "After taking a poo she lays down on the sofa to relax."
Image: Beretta/Sims/REX/Shutterstock) Beretta/Sims/REX/Shutterstock)
Despite the criticism, presenter Zoe thinks that Demi is a genius in her own right for choosing to add the unlikely furniture to the room.
The 37-year-old reckons that many women across the UK will choose to follow suit after the actress inspired the perfect excuse to escape to the toilet.
Zoe explained: "I think it's a genius idea and I'm not sure why so many people are going crazy over the fact she has a couch in her bathroom."
Image: demimoore/Instagram) demimoore/Instagram)
She also insisted that it would be the perfect excuse to escape screaming kids and annoying family members during lockdown.
"You can lock the door, pretend you are you doing your business and just relax," Zoe suggested.
While the internet continues to go crazy for Demi's bathroom, the actress has yet to comment on the matter.
Do you have a story to share? We want to hear all about it. Email us at yourmirror@mirror.co.uk


thedailymirror--2020-07-10--Tearful Phil tells Holly he 'wants to hug her' amid goodbye to This Morning

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield waved an emotional goodbye to This Morning today as they took a break for the summer .
The nation 's favourite duo wo n't be seen on screen over the next two months as they take a much needed holiday after remaining on screen throughout the coronavirus pandemic .
Holly and Phil made a dramatic entrance into the studio in an ice cream van .
Holly squealed as she told him to `` watch where he was going '' .
`` Good morning , '' Holly said as they arrived in the studio .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' The pair went on to be treated to the ultimate indulgent day of wine tasting and lobster rolls - though were also left cringing during an awkward interview with Bernie Ecclestone .
They also watched their 'best bits ' on the programme and it became a little emotional .
Especially when they aired a clip of Phil coming out as gay earlier this year , admitting that he could n't have done it without Holly .
Back sitting on the sofa , Phil said : `` We do n't often run credits @ @ @ @ @ @ @ want to thank amazing crew . ''
Phil 's voice began to waver as he tearfully told Holly : `` Hopefully in September I can give you a bloody hug ! ''
However , there has been growing speculation that Holly and Phil , who have been hosting the show together since 2009 , may not return in the autumn .
Editor Martin Frizell , who is credited with keeping 39-year-old Holly and 58-year-old Phil under control behind and in front of the camera , is reportedly set to quit the show .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Martin .
Who knows what they 'd do if he left , '' a source told the Mail On Sunday .
But earlier this month , Phil addressed speculation that he was ditching ITV for BBC .
It was reported that the rival broadcaster had been attempting to lure him away from ITV with a multi-million pound offer when his contract ends in 2021 .
But Phil has insisted that he is n't going anywhere soon .
A fan had tweeted him asking : `` please please do n't say that you and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Phillip replied : `` Course not , '' followed by a crying with laughter emoji .
The pair usually return to the ITV daytime show in September when the six-week summer holiday ends .
*This Morning airs weekdays at 10am on ITV

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The nation's favourite duo won't be seen on screen over the next two months as they take a much needed holiday
Tearful Phillip Schofield tells Holly he 'wants to hug her' amid goodbye to This Morning
Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield waved an emotional goodbye to This Morning today as they took a break for the summer.
The nation's favourite duo won't be seen on screen over the next two months as they take a much needed holiday after remaining on screen throughout the coronavirus pandemic.
Holly and Phil made a dramatic entrance into the studio in an ice cream van.
Holly squealed as she told him to "watch where he was going".
Image: ITV) ITV) Image: ITV) ITV)
"Good morning," Holly said as they arrived in the studio. "This is the thing of dreams!"
The pair went on to be treated to the ultimate indulgent day of wine tasting and lobster rolls - though were also left cringing during an awkward interview with Bernie Ecclestone.
Image: ITV) ITV)
They also watched their 'best bits' on the programme and it became a little emotional.
Especially when they aired a clip of Phil coming out as gay earlier this year, admitting that he couldn't have done it without Holly.
Back sitting on the sofa, Phil said: "We don't often run credits but we will this year because we want to thank amazing crew."
Image: ITV) ITV)
Phil's voice began to waver as he tearfully told Holly: "Hopefully in September I can give you a bloody hug!"
However, there has been growing speculation that Holly and Phil, who have been hosting the show together since 2009, may not return in the autumn.
Editor Martin Frizell, who is credited with keeping 39-year-old Holly and 58-year-old Phil under control behind and in front of the camera, is reportedly set to quit the show.
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"Phil and Holly actually listen to Martin. Who knows what they'd do if he left," a source told the Mail On Sunday.
But earlier this month, Phil addressed speculation that he was ditching ITV for BBC.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
It was reported that the rival broadcaster had been attempting to lure him away from ITV with a multi-million pound offer when his contract ends in 2021.
But Phil has insisted that he isn't going anywhere soon.
A fan had tweeted him asking: "please please don't say that you and Holly are leaving this morning?"
Phillip replied: "Course not," followed by a crying with laughter emoji.
The pair usually return to the ITV daytime show in September when the six-week summer holiday ends.
*This Morning airs weekdays at 10am on ITV


thedailymirror--2020-07-10--'Neverspoons' app launches to help drinkers find pubs other than Wetherspoons

Pub-goers keen to support independent bars rather than big chains have been handed a lifeline with the launch of the Neverspoons app .
Designed to let people dodge big chains and find independent locals , it shows people a map of their area .
Green markers signify independently run pubs and red ones those under the J.D .
Wetherspoons umbrella , Manchester Evening News reports .
Its creation follows a controversial few months for the pub chain , with Spoons chairman Tim Martin facing criticism for downplaying the risks involved in visiting pubs at the start of the coronavirus pandemic @ @ @ @ @ @ @ using his pubs to push his strongly pro-leave views on Brexit , and his initial statement that staff would n't be paid while bars were shut until the Government started the furlough scheme even saw some of his boozers vandalised .
But the developers of the new ap - Shane Jones and Ned Poulter - said they hope it can help to support smaller , more locally-operated establishments , rather than as a protest against his actions .
Shane said : `` Far too many traditional pubs closed down after the previous recession @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` Post lockdown could see us heading back that way .
`` There are too many of these former pubs in amazing buildings , now derelict , that used to be the central hub for a lot of communities .
`` The message is simple : if you do want to head out to the pub as they re-open , consider avoiding your local Wetherspoon and instead support a smaller independent pub taking the necessary steps to do so safely during these odd times . ''
Their website homepage states : `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ supporting local independent pubs and bars .
`` If you can put some money in the till of a smaller independent pub through the use of this app , then it 's done the job I intended it to . ''
The app is available for free now through the Google Play store , with an Apple version in progress .
You can see more at the neverspoons.app website - and even add your favourite drinking esablishment to their list to help it out .

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Pubs are reopening up and down the land and now a new app will let you find the best local boozers nearby so you never have to head to a Wetherspoons again
Pub-goers keen to support independent bars rather than big chains have been handed a lifeline with the launch of the Neverspoons app.
Designed to let people dodge big chains and find independent locals, it shows people a map of their area.
Green markers signify independently run pubs and red ones those under the J.D. Wetherspoons umbrella, Manchester Evening News reports.
Its creation follows a controversial few months for the pub chain, with Spoons chairman Tim Martin facing criticism for downplaying the risks involved in visiting pubs at the start of the coronavirus pandemic.
He has also sparked controversy by using his pubs to push his strongly pro-leave views on Brexit, and his initial statement that staff wouldn't be paid while bars were shut until the Government started the furlough scheme even saw some of his boozers vandalised.
Image: PA) PA)
But the developers of the new ap - Shane Jones and Ned Poulter - said they hope it can help to support smaller, more locally-operated establishments, rather than as a protest against his actions.
Shane said: "Far too many traditional pubs closed down after the previous recession and it was pretty sad to see.
"Post lockdown could see us heading back that way.
"There are too many of these former pubs in amazing buildings, now derelict, that used to be the central hub for a lot of communities.
"The message is simple: if you do want to head out to the pub as they re-open, consider avoiding your local Wetherspoon and instead support a smaller independent pub taking the necessary steps to do so safely during these odd times."
Their website homepage states: "Find yourself an alternative pint while also supporting local independent pubs and bars.
"If you can put some money in the till of a smaller independent pub through the use of this app, then it's done the job I intended it to."
The app is available for free now through the Google Play store, with an Apple version in progress.
You can see more at the neverspoons.app website - and even add your favourite drinking esablishment to their list to help it out.


thedailymirror--2020-07-10--Europa League draw confirmed as Man Utd and Wolves discover their fate

Manchester United and Wolves have discovered their fate after the draw was made for the Europa League quarter-finals and semi-finals .
The Europa League will be finalised with a mini-tournament in Germany from August 10 to August 21 , with Duisburg , Gelsenkirchen , Dusseldorf and Cologne will all staging games .
Both clubs will host the second legs of their last-16 ties on the weekend of August 7/8 , with United already all but assured of a quarter-final spot with a 5-0 lead over LASK ahead of their Old Trafford clash .
A clash with Istanbul Basaksehir or FC @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , with either Wolves , Olympiakos , Sevilla or Roma in their way in the semi-finals .
Wolves , meanwhile , drew 1-1 behind closed doors in Greece against Olympiakos and face a tough test at Molineux in a bid to earn a tie against Sevilla or Roma and keep their European campaign alive .
If they overcome Olympiakos and Roma or Sevilla , they could end up facing Premier League rivals Manchester United in the semi-finals .
Rangers , meanwhile , are facing an uphill task as they trail Bayer Leverkusen 3-1 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ head to Germany for the second leg knowing an unlikely comeback will set up a quarter-final with Inter Milan or Getafe .
Either Wolfsburg , Shakhtar Donetsk , Eintracht Frankfurt or Basel would then await in the semi-finals .
The exact venues for the games are yet to be confirmed , but all ties beyond the last-16 will now be one-legged affairs leading to the August 21 final in Cologne .
The quarter-finals will take place on August 10/11 , kicking off at 8pm BST , with the semi-finals being held on August @ @ @ @ @ @ @ • Wolfsburg or Shakhtar Donetsk vs Eintracht Frankfurt or FC Basel • LASK or Manchester United vs Istanbul Basaksehir or Copenhagen • Inter Milan or Getafe vs Rangers or Bayer Leverkusen • Olympiakos or Wolves vs Sevilla or Roma • Winner of Olympiakos or Wolves vs Sevilla or Roma vs Winner of LASK or Manchester United vs Istanbul Basaksehir or Copenhagen .
• Winner of Inter Milan or Getafe vs Rangers or Bayer Leverkusen vs Winner of Wolfsburg or Shakhtar Donetsk vs Eintracht Frankfurt or FC Basel

Man Utd, Rangers and Wolves have all been pulled out of the hat for the Europa League quarter-finals and semi-finals as the draw was made for the mini-tournament in Germany next month
Manchester United and Wolves have discovered their fate after the draw was made for the Europa League quarter-finals and semi-finals.
The Europa League will be finalised with a mini-tournament in Germany from August 10 to August 21, with Duisburg, Gelsenkirchen, Dusseldorf and Cologne will all staging games.
Both clubs will host the second legs of their last-16 ties on the weekend of August 7/8, with United already all but assured of a quarter-final spot with a 5-0 lead over LASK ahead of their Old Trafford clash.
A clash with Istanbul Basaksehir or FC Copenhagen in the last eight now awaits, with either Wolves, Olympiakos, Sevilla or Roma in their way in the semi-finals.
Image: 2020 UEFA) 2020 UEFA)
Wolves, meanwhile, drew 1-1 behind closed doors in Greece against Olympiakos and face a tough test at Molineux in a bid to earn a tie against Sevilla or Roma and keep their European campaign alive.
If they overcome Olympiakos and Roma or Sevilla, they could end up facing Premier League rivals Manchester United in the semi-finals.
Rangers, meanwhile, are facing an uphill task as they trail Bayer Leverkusen 3-1 in their last-16 tie.
They will head to Germany for the second leg knowing an unlikely comeback will set up a quarter-final with Inter Milan or Getafe.
Either Wolfsburg, Shakhtar Donetsk, Eintracht Frankfurt or Basel would then await in the semi-finals.
Image: 2020 UEFA) 2020 UEFA)
The exact venues for the games are yet to be confirmed, but all ties beyond the last-16 will now be one-legged affairs leading to the August 21 final in Cologne.
The quarter-finals will take place on August 10/11, kicking off at 8pm BST, with the semi-finals being held on August 16/17, also at 8pm BST.
Europa League quarter-final draw:
Wolfsburg or Shakhtar Donetsk vs Eintracht Frankfurt or FC Basel
LASK or Manchester United vs Istanbul Basaksehir or Copenhagen
Inter Milan or Getafe vs Rangers or Bayer Leverkusen
Olympiakos or Wolves vs Sevilla or Roma
Europa League semi-final draw: