thedailymirror--2020-11-17--Kirstie Allsopp hits back over 'breaking lockdown rules by driving to Devon'

Kirstie Allsopp has hit back at suggestions that she broke the national lockdown earlier this year by driving to Devon .
The 49-year-old Location , Location , Location presenter , 49 , was accused of potentially spreading Covid-19 by travelling to one of her homes in the West Country to isolate when partner Ben Andersen already had the virus .
She explained that it was actually a 'responsible ' decision as it would leave them miles from anyone , instead of being in London .
Speaking to Radio Times Magazine , Kirstie looked to justify the journey and said that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this was better for everyone .
Kirstie explained : `` When Ben was diagnosed with Covid , we were n't at home , either in London or Devon .
We were somewhere else .
`` Because Ben was infectious , we went to Devon , where there 's 40 acres and we would n't infect anyone else . ''
Kirstie believed that `` there are loads of people who are always going to believe I did the wrong thing . ''
She continued : `` I did not go to Devon ( from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to isolate . ''
Kirstie , the daughter of Charles Henry Allsopp , sixth Baron Hindlip , said she was `` very angered by the concept that people think privilege strips you of empathy . ''
She said : `` It drives me mad .
Death is death , grief is grief , loss is loss , fear is fear .
Money absolutely makes life easier .
`` But it does n't mean that I 'm not aware of all the people who have lost their jobs this year and who have no @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` Or those marriages that just wo n't make it through another lockdown .
I 'm fully aware of how many people are struggling right now . ''
*The full interview is in Radio Times magazine , out now .
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Kirstie Allsop has said that she didn't break lockdown rules earlier in the year as she was making a 'responsible decision' that would stop others being infected
Kirstie Allsopp hits back at claims she broke lockdown rules by driving to Devon
Kirstie Allsopp has hit back at suggestions that she broke the national lockdown earlier this year by driving to Devon.
The 49-year-old Location, Location, Location presenter, 49, was accused of potentially spreading Covid-19 by travelling to one of her homes in the West Country to isolate when partner Ben Andersen already had the virus.
She explained that it was actually a 'responsible' decision as it would leave them miles from anyone, instead of being in London.
Speaking to Radio Times Magazine, Kirstie looked to justify the journey and said that she had a choice to make and this was better for everyone.
Image: Jabpromotions/Shutterstock) Jabpromotions/Shutterstock)
Kirstie explained: "When Ben was diagnosed with Covid, we weren't at home, either in London or Devon. We were somewhere else.
"Because Ben was infectious, we went to Devon, where there's 40 acres and we wouldn't infect anyone else."
Kirstie believed that "there are loads of people who are always going to believe I did the wrong thing."
She continued: "I did not go to Devon (from London) after lockdown. We went to isolate."
Kirstie, the daughter of Charles Henry Allsopp, sixth Baron Hindlip, said she was "very angered by the concept that people think privilege strips you of empathy."
Image: PA) PA)
She said: "It drives me mad. Death is death, grief is grief, loss is loss, fear is fear. Money absolutely makes life easier.
"But it doesn't mean that I'm not aware of all the people who have lost their jobs this year and who have no idea when they will find another one.
"Or those marriages that just won't make it through another lockdown. I'm fully aware of how many people are struggling right now."
*The full interview is in Radio Times magazine, out now.
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thedailymirror--2020-11-17--Teen with male genitalia raised as boy pregnant after routine test showed uterus

A teen born with male genitalia and raised as a boy has become pregnant after finding out she has a working ovaries , a uterus , cervix and fallopian tubes .
Mikey Chanel , 18 , was raised as a boy , but always felt 'he ' was different from his male peers .
Tests done on Mikey as a foetus in his mother 's womb revealed him to be a girl , so his family and doctors were surprised when he was born with male genitalia .
`` It was obvious to everyone that I was different right from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who lives in Boston , US .
`` At age five I 'd be playing with my aunt 's purses and putting on my mum 's lipstick .
`` I never felt like a boy .
I was quite effeminate and I never really went through a whole 'boy puberty ' thing .
`` I only have a tiny bit of facial hair .
I 've always had a feminine-shaped body , with hips and a butt .
`` I got bullied at school , everyone told me I was a f****t , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ before I even knew what it meant really . ''
Mikey came out as gay aged 13 , and later wondered if he might be transgender .
The truth was only revealed by accident last year when Mikey was undergoing some routine tests at the doctors .
`` I had been having a weird feeling after peeing and after sex , so they did an ultrasound of my urinary tract , '' said Mikey .
`` They told me that I had a cervix , ovaries , uterus and fallopian tubes and that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to .
`` I actually thought it was a joke .
I did n't even know this was possible .
I was like 'haha where are the cameras ' ?
`` Then they showed me my uterus on the screen . ''
Mikey was diagnosed with Persistent M llerian duct syndrome ( PMDS ) , a rare condition in which a person has male external genitals , with female reproductive organs internally .
Doctors advised Mikey to have an immediate hysterectomy .
Mikey added : `` People with PDMS are susceptible to cancer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ if you have a hysterectomy .
`` My male parts came back infertile , but I was told that my ovaries were functioning .
`` I was in a state of shock for a couple of weeks , then I realized that I would n't be able to have a child , unless I carried it myself , and soon .
`` I always knew I wanted to be a parent .
I used to play with baby dolls when I was little and I 've always seen kids in my future , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ or never I have to try and get pregnant ' . ''
Mikey underwent a series of fertility procedures , including ICSI , where donor sperm is injected directly into a woman 's egg to create a fertilised embryo .
Fertilsed embryos are then placed in the fallopian tubes during a laparoscopic procedure called ZIFT .
The three fertilised embryos were implanted into Mikey 's fallopian tube via an abdominal cavity because she does not have a vaginal opening .
Mikey , who is now four months pregnant , said : `` I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 20 percent chance it would work , but it worked .
I was so shocked , but happy .
I ca n't wait to be a parent .
`` My parents were n't around much when I was a kid , so I want to be the parent that my parents could n't be , I really want to be there for my child .
`` I want to be there for everything from the first step to the first word to them graduating from college .
I want to be supportive in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ . ''
Mikey has been prescribed estrogen to help with the pregnancy and she hopes to continue to transition further after the baby is born .
`` I feel more like a woman now than ever , '' she said .
Mikey is speaking out about her experiences to raise awareness of PMDS and help people understand that it is a normal medical condition that could happen to anyone at birth .
She also wants to break social stigmas related to gender nonconformity .
`` Nobody really speaks about this , most people @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' Mikey said .
`` There is n't a lot of research about it and there are n't a lot of tests , often it 's found accidentally , like in my case .
`` I feel like there should be more research , I 'm just trying to educate people about it .
Once people understand it could break a really big stigma with gender and within LGBT communities . ''

Mikey Chanel only discovered she had working ovaries, a uterus, cervix and fallopian tubes last year after a routine test at the doctors led to an ultrasound
Teen with male genitalia raised as a boy pregnant after discovering ovaries 'by chance'
A teen born with male genitalia and raised as a boy has become pregnant after finding out she has a working ovaries, a uterus, cervix and fallopian tubes.
Mikey Chanel, 18, was raised as a boy, but always felt 'he' was different from his male peers.
Tests done on Mikey as a foetus in his mother's womb revealed him to be a girl, so his family and doctors were surprised when he was born with male genitalia.
"It was obvious to everyone that I was different right from the start," said Mikey, who lives in Boston, US.
"At age five I'd be playing with my aunt's purses and putting on my mum's lipstick.
"I never felt like a boy. I was quite effeminate and I never really went through a whole 'boy puberty' thing.
"I only have a tiny bit of facial hair. I've always had a feminine-shaped body, with hips and a butt.
"I got bullied at school, everyone told me I was a f****t, a tranny, since third grade, before I even knew what it meant really."
Mikey came out as gay aged 13, and later wondered if he might be transgender.
The truth was only revealed by accident last year when Mikey was undergoing some routine tests at the doctors.
"I had been having a weird feeling after peeing and after sex, so they did an ultrasound of my urinary tract," said Mikey.
"They told me that I had a cervix, ovaries, uterus and fallopian tubes and that I could get pregnant if I wanted to.
"I actually thought it was a joke. I didn't even know this was possible. I was like 'haha where are the cameras'?
"Then they showed me my uterus on the screen."
Mikey was diagnosed with Persistent M llerian duct syndrome (PMDS), a rare condition in which a person has male external genitals, with female reproductive organs internally.
Doctors advised Mikey to have an immediate hysterectomy.
Mikey added: "People with PDMS are susceptible to cancer and tumours and the risk is lessened if you have a hysterectomy.
"My male parts came back infertile, but I was told that my ovaries were functioning.
"I was in a state of shock for a couple of weeks, then I realized that I wouldn't be able to have a child, unless I carried it myself, and soon.
"I always knew I wanted to be a parent. I used to play with baby dolls when I was little and I've always seen kids in my future, so I decided, 'it's now or never I have to try and get pregnant'."
Mikey underwent a series of fertility procedures, including ICSI, where donor sperm is injected directly into a woman's egg to create a fertilised embryo.
Fertilsed embryos are then placed in the fallopian tubes during a laparoscopic procedure called ZIFT.
The three fertilised embryos were implanted into Mikey's fallopian tube via an abdominal cavity because she does not have a vaginal opening.
Mikey, who is now four months pregnant, said: "I was told there was only about a 20 percent chance it would work, but it worked. I was so shocked, but happy. I can't wait to be a parent.
"My parents weren't around much when I was a kid, so I want to be the parent that my parents couldn't be, I really want to be there for my child.
"I want to be there for everything from the first step to the first word to them graduating from college. I want to be supportive in everything and anything they chose in life."
Mikey has been prescribed estrogen to help with the pregnancy and she hopes to continue to transition further after the baby is born.
"I feel more like a woman now than ever," she said.
Mikey is speaking out about her experiences to raise awareness of PMDS and help people understand that it is a normal medical condition that could happen to anyone at birth.
She also wants to break social stigmas related to gender nonconformity.
"Nobody really speaks about this, most people have never even heard of it," Mikey said.
"There isn't a lot of research about it and there aren't a lot of tests, often it's found accidentally, like in my case.
"I feel like there should be more research, I'm just trying to educate people about it. Once people understand it could break a really big stigma with gender and within LGBT communities."


thedailymirror--2020-11-17--PM blunders into yet another row after calling Scottish devolution 'a disaster'

Boris Johnson has come under attack for calling Scottish devolution `` a disaster north of the border '' .
SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon criticised the Prime Minister after he told Conservative MPs on Monday devolution had been `` Tony Blair 's biggest mistake '' .
Douglas Ross , who leads the Conservatives in Scotland , insisted that `` devolution has not been a disaster '' in response to Mr Johnson 's remarks on Monday .
Downing Street sources did not deny Mr Johnson made the comments , which were first reported by the Sun , during a discussion with the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they insisted `` the PM has always supported devolution '' , but `` not when it 's used by separatists and nationalists to break up the UK '' , with the context of his remarks unclear .
Mr Johnson called the MPs from Downing Street , where he is self-isolating after coming into contact with an MP who later tested positive for coronavirus , as he tries to `` reset '' his leadership after a turbulent year from coronavirus and in-fighting at No 10 .
In response to the comments , which also @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` see a case '' for handing down more powers , Scotland 's First Minister suggested independence was the best answer for the devolved administration .
Ms Sturgeon tweeted : `` Worth bookmarking these PM comments for the next time Tories say they 're not a threat to the powers of the Scottish Parliament - or , even more incredibly , that they support devolving more powers .
`` The only way to protect & strengthen @ ScotParl is with independence . ''
Mr Ross countered the Prime Minister 's comments , which @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Scottish Parliament elections next year .
The Moray MP , who plans to stand in the vote to become an MSP in May , said : `` Devolution has not been a disaster .
`` The SNP 's non-stop obsession with another referendum - above jobs , schools and everything else - has been a disaster . ''
Only last month the UK 's three devolved administrations raised concerns over the Westminster Government 's UK Internal Market Bill , with the Scottish Government describing the legislation as a `` power grab '' .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ represent constituencies in northern England as he tries to unite the party after facing sustained criticism throughout the pandemic , and bitter in-fighting inside Downing Street culminated in the departure of his chief aide , Dominic Cummings .
Asked about the comments on devolution , No 10 sources did not deny he made them but attempted to clarify his position .
`` The PM has always supported devolution but Tony Blair failed to foresee the rise of separatists in Scotland , '' one source said .
`` And leaving the EU means we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with the UK Internal Market Bill .
`` Devolution is great - but not when it 's used by separatists and nationalists to break up the UK . ''
Shadow Scottish secretary Ian Murray criticised Mr Johnson 's remarks as he defended devolution as `` one of Labour 's proudest achievements '' .
`` This confirms that Boris Johnson does n't believe in devolution and would put the future of the United Kingdom at risk , '' the Labour MP said .
`` His Government should have been working in partnership with the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , people across the UK have been paying the price for his failings . ''
The House of Lords Select Committee on the constitution warned the Bill could `` destabilise '' devolution , with peers suggesting ministers listen to the concerns and amend it - or scrap the relevant powers entirely .
Analysis of a study examining public opinion at the beginning of November also suggested the pursuit of Brexit is undermining support for Scotland remaining in the UK .
SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford said : `` The Tory mask has well @ @ @ @ @ @ @ caught red-handed claiming that Scottish devolution is a mistake .
`` The Tory Government is undertaking a full-scale assault on Scotland 's devolution settlement with its power-grab bill .
The Prime Minister 's disdain only serves to underline the growing threat we face .
`` Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross might be furiously spinning tonight - but people in Scotland have n't forgotten that he has repeatedly voted against new powers for the Scottish Parliament , rubber-stamped imposing an extreme Brexit against Scotland 's will , and voted for the UK Internal Market @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can not be trusted to respect Scotland 's wishes . ''

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Nicola Sturgeon has hit back after Johnson told MPs it was "Tony Blair's biggest mistake" to allow increased self governance in Scotland, sparking the latest crisis for a PM desperate to 'take back control' of his own premiership
Boris Johnson has come under attack for calling Scottish devolution "a disaster north of the border".
SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon criticised the Prime Minister after he told Conservative MPs on Monday devolution had been "Tony Blair's biggest mistake".
Douglas Ross, who leads the Conservatives in Scotland, insisted that "devolution has not been a disaster" in response to Mr Johnson's remarks on Monday.
Downing Street sources did not deny Mr Johnson made the comments, which were first reported by the Sun, during a discussion with the Northern Research Group of backbenchers.
But they insisted "the PM has always supported devolution", but "not when it's used by separatists and nationalists to break up the UK", with the context of his remarks unclear.
Mr Johnson called the MPs from Downing Street, where he is self-isolating after coming into contact with an MP who later tested positive for coronavirus, as he tries to "reset" his leadership after a turbulent year from coronavirus and in-fighting at No 10.
In response to the comments, which also included Mr Johnson saying he could not "see a case" for handing down more powers, Scotland's First Minister suggested independence was the best answer for the devolved administration.
Ms Sturgeon tweeted: "Worth bookmarking these PM comments for the next time Tories say they're not a threat to the powers of the Scottish Parliament - or, even more incredibly, that they support devolving more powers.
"The only way to protect & strengthen @ScotParl is with independence."
Mr Ross countered the Prime Minister's comments, which come just a few months before the Scottish Parliament elections next year.
The Moray MP, who plans to stand in the vote to become an MSP in May, said: "Devolution has not been a disaster.
"The SNP's non-stop obsession with another referendum - above jobs, schools and everything else - has been a disaster."
Only last month the UK's three devolved administrations raised concerns over the Westminster Government's UK Internal Market Bill, with the Scottish Government describing the legislation as a "power grab".
The Prime Minister called the MPs who represent constituencies in northern England as he tries to unite the party after facing sustained criticism throughout the pandemic, and bitter in-fighting inside Downing Street culminated in the departure of his chief aide, Dominic Cummings.
Asked about the comments on devolution, No 10 sources did not deny he made them but attempted to clarify his position.
"The PM has always supported devolution but Tony Blair failed to foresee the rise of separatists in Scotland," one source said.
"And leaving the EU means we must strengthen and protect the UK economy with the UK Internal Market Bill.
"Devolution is great - but not when it's used by separatists and nationalists to break up the UK."
Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick later claimed: “The disaster that the PM is referring to is the rise of separatism and nationalism in the form of the SNP.”
Asked if devolution was a disaster, Mr Jenrick told Sky News: "No it’s not and that's not what the PM was saying.
"The PM’s always supported devolution but he is at heart a unionist, and he is very troubled by the rise of nationalism and separatism in the form of Nicola Sturgeon and the SNP
"And that I think is the comment he was making yesterday - that whilst in some parts of the UK devolution has enabled people to have greater say over their own destinies… one of the downsides in Scotland has been that it’s been misused by the SNP to drive a wedge between people who are ultimately part of the same country."
Mr Jenrick added it'd be "frankly mad" to hold another independence vote in the midst of a pandemic.
But Shadow Scottish secretary Ian Murray criticised Mr Johnson's remarks as he defended devolution as "one of Labour's proudest achievements".
"This confirms that Boris Johnson doesn't believe in devolution and would put the future of the United Kingdom at risk," the Labour MP said.
"His Government should have been working in partnership with the devolved governments during this crisis. Instead, people across the UK have been paying the price for his failings."
The House of Lords Select Committee on the constitution warned the Bill could "destabilise" devolution, with peers suggesting ministers listen to the concerns and amend it - or scrap the relevant powers entirely.
Analysis of a study examining public opinion at the beginning of November also suggested the pursuit of Brexit is undermining support for Scotland remaining in the UK.
SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford said: "The Tory mask has well and truly slipped after Boris Johnson was caught red-handed claiming that Scottish devolution is a mistake.
"The Tory Government is undertaking a full-scale assault on Scotland's devolution settlement with its power-grab bill. The Prime Minister's disdain only serves to underline the growing threat we face.
"Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross might be furiously spinning tonight - but people in Scotland haven't forgotten that he has repeatedly voted against new powers for the Scottish Parliament, rubber-stamped imposing an extreme Brexit against Scotland's will, and voted for the UK Internal Market Bill.
"The fact is Westminster cannot be trusted to respect Scotland's wishes."


thedailymirror--2020-11-17--Krankies' Janette Tough required 18 stitches in horrific injury after bike crash

Janette Tough required 18 stitches in a horrific arm injury after crashing her bicycle in Australia .
The 73-year-old Krankies star , who formed half of a legendary showbiz duo with husband Ian , was hospitalised after she swerved to avoid a pedestrian near her holiday home Down Under .
The star , who played Wee Jimmy Krankie in the act , split open her elbow as she came off her bike after taking drastic measures to not hit the pedestrian .
Janette , who has enjoyed more than five decades in showbusiness , was rushed to hospital by husband @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
She was lucky that a major nerve was missed by millimetres , though she has been left with pins and needles in her hand , according to a report in The Sun .
Speaking out about the incident , Janette said she had been shaken by the ordeal .
She said that `` a man suddenly walked right in front of me '' while she was out cycling in New South Wales .
Janette continued to say that she `` had to swerve off the path to miss him '' before hitting @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was ripped open by the kerb . ''
The Krankies star went on to admit that `` it was really painful . ''
Janette revealed that she resisted having plastic surgery to the area `` because it ’ s on my elbow , where the skin is thinner . ''
After suffering a horrifying fall during pantomime in 2004 , when she fell of the beanstalk , Janette said : `` I told them I resisted having plastic surgery on my face during my career so I wasn ’ t about to start @ @ @ @ @ @ @ nights in hospital on an antibiotic drip as doctors ensured all the grit and grass had been removed from the wound .
She has now retired from performing in pantomimes , but Janette admitted that it would have been career ending if she had `` fallen on her head '' or worse .
Husband Ian said : `` It was a real shock for both of us .
“ Fortunately Janette fell about 200 yards from our doctor ’ s surgery , so the staff looked after her while I got the car @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Do you have a story to sell ?
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Janette Tough, who plays Wee Jimmy Krankie in legendary cabaret act with husband Ian, ripped open her elbow after falling off her bike in Australia
Janette Tough required 18 stitches in a horrific arm injury after crashing her bicycle in Australia.
The 73-year-old Krankies star, who formed half of a legendary showbiz duo with husband Ian, was hospitalised after she swerved to avoid a pedestrian near her holiday home Down Under.
The star, who played Wee Jimmy Krankie in the act, split open her elbow as she came off her bike after taking drastic measures to not hit the pedestrian.
Janette, who has enjoyed more than five decades in showbusiness, was rushed to hospital by husband Ian, where she underwent emergency surgery.
Image: Daily Record) Daily Record)
She was lucky that a major nerve was missed by millimetres, though she has been left with pins and needles in her hand, according to a report in The Sun.
Speaking out about the incident, Janette said she had been shaken by the ordeal.
She said that "a man suddenly walked right in front of me" while she was out cycling in New South Wales.
Janette continued to say that she "had to swerve off the path to miss him" before hitting the tarmac, where her " arm was ripped open by the kerb."
The Krankies star went on to admit that "it was really painful."
Image: PA) PA)
Janette revealed that she resisted having plastic surgery to the area "because it’s on my elbow, where the skin is thinner."
After suffering a horrifying fall during pantomime in 2004, when she fell of the beanstalk, Janette said: "I told them I resisted having plastic surgery on my face during my career so I wasn’t about to start now."
Janette spent a couple nights in hospital on an antibiotic drip as doctors ensured all the grit and grass had been removed from the wound.
Image: Dave Benett/WireImage) Dave Benett/WireImage)
She has now retired from performing in pantomimes, but Janette admitted that it would have been career ending if she had "fallen on her head" or worse.
Husband Ian said: "It was a real shock for both of us.
“Fortunately Janette fell about 200 yards from our doctor’s surgery, so the staff looked after her while I got the car to take her to hospital."
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thedailymirror--2020-11-17--Tyson Fury could fight Anthony Joshua next instead of Deontay Wilder trilogy

Tyson Fury could fight Anthony Joshua next instead of completing a Deontay Wilder trilogy , according to promoter Bob Arum .
A heavyweight unification fight between Fury and Joshua has been much anticipated since the Gypsy King stopped Wilder in the seventh round in their February rematch .
Fury was due to meet the Bronze Bomber for a third time in July under the terms of their contract , but the the fight was postponed until first October and then December by the coronavirus pandemic .
And when a date could not be secured this year , Fury walked away @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fight to go ahead , and a judge in the US is reviewing the contract with Fury .
But Arum insists Fury is clear to fight Joshua next in an all-British showdown - if the WBA , IBF and WBO champion beats Kubrat Pulev in a mandatory defence on December 12 .
Asked by iFL TV what will happen if Joshua beats Pulev , Arum said : `` Then I 'm sure Fury will want to go right to a Joshua fight .
`` And then there 's a rematch ... so that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Wilder people will be in arbitration with Fury and ourselves trying to interpret the contract to say that Fury is still obligated to fight Wilder .
`` But I assure you that 's not the case , the contract is clear .
But do they have the right to bring this to arbitration ?
Yes . ''
However , Arum urged the boxing world to wait until the result of Joshua vs Kulev before speculating as to who will fight who .
`` I 've given everybody the word - wait for the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` If Pulev wins there 's no Joshua because then he has a rematch with Pulev , so that takes care of a good part of next year for Joshua .
`` So that leaves Wilder as the best guy .
So if Pulev beats Joshua , we 'll talk to Fury about doing the Wilder fight probably the end of February .
`` By the end of February hopefully the pandemic will be under control and we 'll be able to put the fight in Allegiant Stadium , this magnificent , huge @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it for 15,000 or 20,000 people .
`` It 's well and good for Fury to say ' I want to fight Joshua ' , but who knows if Joshua 's going to be around after he fights my guy Pulev ? ''

Promoter Bob Arum insists Fury is clear to fight Joshua next in an all-British heavyweight unification fight - if the WBA, IBF and WBO champion beats Kubrat Pulev in December
Tyson Fury could fight Anthony Joshua next instead of completing a Deontay Wilder trilogy, according to promoter Bob Arum.
A heavyweight unification fight between Fury and Joshua has been much anticipated since the Gypsy King stopped Wilder in the seventh round in their February rematch.
Fury was due to meet the Bronze Bomber for a third time in July under the terms of their contract, but the the fight was postponed until first October and then December by the coronavirus pandemic.
And when a date could not be secured this year, Fury walked away.
Wilder's camp want the trilogy fight to go ahead, and a judge in the US is reviewing the contract with Fury.
But Arum insists Fury is clear to fight Joshua next in an all-British showdown - if the WBA, IBF and WBO champion beats Kubrat Pulev in a mandatory defence on December 12.
Asked by iFL TV what will happen if Joshua beats Pulev, Arum said: "Then I'm sure Fury will want to go right to a Joshua fight.
"And then there's a rematch... so that knocks Wilder out, and then the Wilder people will be in arbitration with Fury and ourselves trying to interpret the contract to say that Fury is still obligated to fight Wilder.
"But I assure you that's not the case, the contract is clear. But do they have the right to bring this to arbitration? Yes."
Image: PA) PA)
However, Arum urged the boxing world to wait until the result of Joshua vs Kulev before speculating as to who will fight who.
"I've given everybody the word - wait for the Pulev Joshua," he said.
"If Pulev wins there's no Joshua because then he has a rematch with Pulev, so that takes care of a good part of next year for Joshua.
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"So that leaves Wilder as the best guy. So if Pulev beats Joshua, we'll talk to Fury about doing the Wilder fight probably the end of February.
"By the end of February hopefully the pandemic will be under control and we'll be able to put the fight in Allegiant Stadium, this magnificent, huge stadium [in Nevada] and do it for 15,000 or 20,000 people.
"It's well and good for Fury to say 'I want to fight Joshua', but who knows if Joshua's going to be around after he fights my guy Pulev?"


thedailymirror--2020-11-17--Mouthwash kills coronavirus in seconds and 'could be added to hand wash routine'

Mouthwash can kill coronavirus within 30 seconds of being exposed to it in a laboratory , a scientific study has found .
The preliminary result comes ahead of a clinical trial into whether using over-the-counter mouthwash has the potential to reduce the levels of Covid-19 in a patient 's saliva .
The Cardiff University report said mouthwashes containing at least 0.07 per cent cetypyridinium chloride ( CPC ) showed `` promising signs '' of being able to combat the virus .
The report is yet to be reviewed but supports another study published last week that found CPC-based mouthwashes are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The latest test was carried out by scientists at the university 's laboratory and mimicked the conditions of a person 's throat using mouthwash brands including Dentyl .
A clinical trial will next examine how effective mouthwash is in reducing the viral load in the saliva of Covid-19 patients at the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff , with its results due to be published in the first part of 2021 .
Dentyl is the only UK mouthwash brand to take part in the 12-week clinical trial , which is led by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ titled : `` The measurement of mouthwash anti-viral activity against Covid-19 '' .
Dr Thomas said : `` Whilst these mouthwashes very effectively eradicate the virus in the laboratory , we need to see if they work in patients and this is the point of our ongoing clinical study .
`` It is important to point out the study wo n't give us any direct evidence on viral transmission between patients , that would require a different type of study on a much larger scale .
`` The ongoing clinical study will , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ effects last , following a single administration of the mouthwash in patients with Covid-19 . ''
He added : `` Although this in-vitro study is very encouraging and is a positive step , more clinical research is now clearly needed .
`` We need to understand if the effect of over-the-counter mouthwashes on the Covid-19 virus achieved in the laboratory can be reproduced in patients , and we look forward to completing our clinical trial in early 2021 . ''
Dr Nick Claydon , a specialist periodontologist , said he believed the research @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said : `` If these positive results are reflected in Cardiff University 's clinical trial , CPC-based mouthwashes such as Dentyl used in the in-vitro study could become an important addition to people 's routine , together with hand washing , physical distancing and wearing masks , both now and in the future . ''

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Scientists have found products like Dentyl can eradicate Covid-19 under lab conditions, described as "a promising sign" in the fight against the deadly bug
Mouthwash 'kills Covid-19 in seconds and could be added to hand wash routine,' study says
Mouthwash can kill coronavirus within 30 seconds of being exposed to it in a laboratory, a scientific study has found.
The preliminary result comes ahead of a clinical trial into whether using over-the-counter mouthwash has the potential to reduce the levels of Covid-19 in a patient's saliva.
The Cardiff University report said mouthwashes containing at least 0.07 per cent cetypyridinium chloride (CPC) showed "promising signs" of being able to combat the virus.
The report is yet to be reviewed but supports another study published last week that found CPC-based mouthwashes are effective in reducing Covid-19's viral load.
The latest test was carried out by scientists at the university's laboratory and mimicked the conditions of a person's throat using mouthwash brands including Dentyl.
A clinical trial will next examine how effective mouthwash is in reducing the viral load in the saliva of Covid-19 patients at the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff, with its results due to be published in the first part of 2021.
Dentyl is the only UK mouthwash brand to take part in the 12-week clinical trial, which is led by Professor David Thomas from Cardiff University and titled: "The measurement of mouthwash anti-viral activity against Covid-19".
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Dr Thomas said: "Whilst these mouthwashes very effectively eradicate the virus in the laboratory, we need to see if they work in patients and this is the point of our ongoing clinical study.
"It is important to point out the study won't give us any direct evidence on viral transmission between patients, that would require a different type of study on a much larger scale.
"The ongoing clinical study will, however, show us how long any effects last, following a single administration of the mouthwash in patients with Covid-19."
He added: "Although this in-vitro study is very encouraging and is a positive step, more clinical research is now clearly needed.
"We need to understand if the effect of over-the-counter mouthwashes on the Covid-19 virus achieved in the laboratory can be reproduced in patients, and we look forward to completing our clinical trial in early 2021."
Dr Nick Claydon, a specialist periodontologist, said he believed the research was "very valuable".
He said: "If these positive results are reflected in Cardiff University's clinical trial, CPC-based mouthwashes such as Dentyl used in the in-vitro study could become an important addition to people's routine, together with hand washing, physical distancing and wearing masks, both now and in the future."


thedailymirror--2020-11-17--Lewis Hamilton ends incredible year top of influential Black Powerlist 2021

Formula 1 superstar Lewis Hamilton has been named the most influential Black person in Britain today .
The 35-year-old , who has just been crowned World Champion for the seventh time , topped the list of the incredible people recognised among those with African , African Caribbean and African American heritage .
Hamilton became the most successful racing driver in history last weekend when he clinched a seventh World Championship .
This equals Michael Schumacher ’ s record and earlier in the year Hamilton surpassed Schumacher ’ s all-time record of 91 grand prix wins - he now has 94 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a key supporter for the Black Lives Matter movement in the wake of the killing of George Floyd this summer and for launching The Hamilton Commission to improve diversity in UK motorsport .
Hamilton , who is the only Black driver in the sport , said : `` It ’ s an absolute honour to be named number one on The Powerlist , I really really appreciate it .
This for me is a monumental moment .
“ I 'm so proud to be acknowledged , especially within the black community .
Everyone @ @ @ @ @ @ @ leading in their own industry , I 'm honestly thrilled to be mentioned alongside them .
“ I think we all have responsibility and we 're trying to do our best .
I like to think that I 'm just a part of a chain of many people trying to push for change . ''
After his historic victory on Sunday , Hamilton vowed to redouble his efforts to make Formula One a more inclusive and diverse sport .
He wrote on Instagram : `` Leading up to today and even after I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ gathering my thoughts about what 's most important to me .
`` This year has been so unpredictable .
With the pandemic and obviously the season being pushed back by several months , I had the most downtime I 've ever had in my life .
It gave me the chance to really think about my ultimate purpose .
`` Seven World Championships means the world to me , I ca n't even describe how much , but there 's still another race we 've yet to win .
`` This year I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ desire to win on the track , but by a desire to help push our sport , and our world to become more diverse and inclusive .
I promise you I am not going to stop fighting for change .
`` We have a long way to go but I will continue to push for equality within our sport , and within the greater world we live in .
`` Equaling Michael Schumacher 's record puts a spotlight on me that I know wo n't be here forever .
So , while you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ want to ask everyone to do their part in helping to create a more equal world .
`` Let 's be more accepting and kinder to each other .
Let 's make it so that opportunity is not something that is dependent on background or skin colour .
`` Nothing is impossible .
A driving force for me this year has been to set an example for the next generation , to never give up on your dreams .
`` I was told by many that my dream was impossible , yet here @ @ @ @ @ @ @ know that you can do it too .
Never give up , keep fighting , and let 's keep rising to the occasion .
# S7ILLRISING . ''
Joining Hamilton on the list for the fist time is Professor Kevin Fenton , the Regional Director of Public Health England for London , who was appointed this year and has been key in how the capital has managed the coronavirus pandemic .
Grime artist Stormzy was placed at number three on the list .
The 27-year-old and his company pledged to £10million to organisations @ @ @ @ @ @ @ over the next 10 years .
In a statement , the award-winning rapper said : `` I 'm lucky enough to be in the position I 'm in and I 've heard people often dismiss the idea of racism existing in Britain by saying 'if the country 's so racist how have you become a success ?
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and I reject that with this .
`` I am not the UK 's shining example of what supposedly happens when a black person works hard .
`` There are millions of us .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ We have to fight against the odds of a racist system stacked against us and designed for us to fail from before we are even born .
`` Black people have been playing on an uneven field for far too long and this pledge is a continuation in the fight to finally try and even it . ''
Actor , screenwriter and director Michaela Coel is placed at number four on the list , appearing for the first time .
The 33-year-old behind BAFTA-award winning Chewing Gum and I May Destroy You has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Earth Rising .
Coel has already been named in British Vogue 's 2020 's list of influential women .
Edward Enninful OBE , Editor-in-chief of British Vogue , appears at number five in the list and has long campaigned for more diversity within the fashion industry .
Earlier this year , Enninful wrote a powerful essay in Vogue after he joined the Black Lives Matters protests in London following the tragic death of George Floyd .
He said : `` I really believe that after what happened in Minneapolis , people are not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ future .
I truly think it will be a changed world .
And I feel hopeful . ''
Dame Donna Kinnair , the CEO and General Secretary of the Royal College of Nursing is number six on the list .
She has specialised in child protection , providing leadership in major hospital trusts in London , teaching , and advising on legal and governmental committees Dame Kinnair has highlighted the huge contribution immigrant professionals make to the NHS .
She said : `` Coronavirus has shone a spotlight on the contributions made by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hope we recognise the contribution healthcare workers make in a material sense .
Let ’ s not just have clapping or words of empty praise .
If we value our nurses , let ’ s pay them properly . ''
Lawyer Jacqueline McKenzie has been named number nine of the list .
She is representing the 200 victims of the Windrush scandal and has worked tirelessly for justice .
Historian and joint creative director of Uplands Television , David Olusoga , has been placed at number eight on the list .
Olusoga is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ British : A Forgotten History , The World 's War , A House Through Time and Britain 's Forgotten Slave Owners .
He has also penned the award-winning Black and British : A Forgotten History , as well as The World ’ s War and The Kaiser ’ s Holocaust : Germany ’ s Forgotten Genocide and the Colonial Roots of Nazism .
Journalist , author and broadcaster Afua Hirsch has made it onto number nine on the list .
A former barrister , specialising in criminal defence and public and international law @ @ @ @ @ @ @ legal correspondent before exapnding her journalism and writing career .
Richard Iferenta , a Partner and Vice Chair at KPMG LLP , has been named number 10 on the influential list .
New Powerlist entrants also include Marcus Rashford who campaigned for free school meals for children during the coronavirus pandemic , Dr Jacqui Dyer President of the Mental Health Foundation and Yemi Edun , CEO of Daniel Ford & Co , only the second person from the real estate industry to make the list .
The Powerlist 2021 is published by Powerful @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Linklaters , Refinitiv , the Executive Leadership Council , Herman Miller and Facebook .
Dr Heather Melville , OBE , PwC , Director of People Networks & Client Relationship Programmes said : “ At PwC we 're proud to be sponsoring The Powerlist for the second year running , celebrating black excellence across so many diverse fields and industries across the UK .
We congratulate all the remarkable people recognised in this year ’ s awards in these momentous times.
” David Martin , Global Diversity Partner , Linklaters , added : “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a firm that celebrates achievement and highlights role models , as we believe they are incredibly important for all of us right now .
For these reasons , we are proud again to support The Powerlist and celebrate the success of so many people in the black community ” .
Michael Eboda , CEO of Powerful Media , publisher of The Powerlist 2021 , said : “ The Powerlist continues to be a great showcase , acknowledgement and reminder of the amazing individuals of African , African Caribbean and African American heritage we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ like to congratulate each and every one on the list .
“ Lewis Hamilton is a remarkable sportsman and I applaud the great work he is doing to tackle diversity within the motorsport industry .
`` All this , including his stance on Black Lives Matter this year makes his recognition as the UK ’ s most powerful black Briton on the Powerlist 2021 so very well deserved .
He is an inspiration to us all.
” Here is the full Powerlist 2021 7 .
Jacqueline McKenzie - Director at Centre for Migration @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Pope Alan Smith - Global Head of Risk Strategy and Chief of Staff , Global Risk , HSBC Jason Black - Co-founder of Crep Protect and Co-Owner of Crepe and Cones Yvonne Ike - Managing Director and Head of Sub Saharan Africa region , Bank of America Merrill Lynch Nadja Bellan-White - Global Chief Marketing Officer at VICE Media Group , former Executive Partner , WPP Team Leader at Ogilvy Yemi Edun - Founder and CEO , Daniel Ford & Co and Daniel Ford International David Lammy - Shadow Secretary of State @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Tottenham Public , Third Sector and Education ( not ranked ) Dr Nira Chamberlain - President of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications Professor Funmi Olonisakin - Professor of Security , Leadership and Development at King 's College London ; Founding Director of African Leadership Centre Professor Laura Serrant OB - Head of Department and Professor of Community and Public Health Nursing at Manchester Metropolitan University

What next for Lewis Hamilton after a seventh world title?
What next for Lewis Hamilton after a seventh world title?
The seven times World Champion is joined by footballer Marcus Rashford, actor Michaela Coel, and Windrush lawyer, Jacqueline McKenzie, who have made the list for the first time
Formula 1 superstar Lewis Hamilton has been named the most influential Black person in Britain today.
The 35-year-old, who has just been crowned World Champion for the seventh time, topped the list of the incredible people recognised among those with African, African Caribbean and African American heritage.
Hamilton became the most successful racing driver in history last weekend when he clinched a seventh World Championship.
This equals Michael Schumacher’s record and earlier in the year Hamilton surpassed Schumacher’s all-time record of 91 grand prix wins - he now has 94.
The driving legend has also been a key supporter for the Black Lives Matter movement in the wake of the killing of George Floyd this summer and for launching The Hamilton Commission to improve diversity in UK motorsport.
Hamilton, who is the only Black driver in the sport, said: "It’s an absolute honour to be named number one on The Powerlist, I really really appreciate it. This for me is a monumental moment.
“I'm so proud to be acknowledged, especially within the black community. Everyone on this list is so inspiring and leading in their own industry, I'm honestly thrilled to be mentioned alongside them.
“I think we all have responsibility and we're trying to do our best. I like to think that I'm just a part of a chain of many people trying to push for change."
After his historic victory on Sunday, Hamilton vowed to redouble his efforts to make Formula One a more inclusive and diverse sport.
He wrote on Instagram: "Leading up to today and even after I crossed the line, I've been gathering my thoughts about what's most important to me.
"This year has been so unpredictable. With the pandemic and obviously the season being pushed back by several months, I had the most downtime I've ever had in my life. It gave me the chance to really think about my ultimate purpose.
"Seven World Championships means the world to me, I can't even describe how much, but there's still another race we've yet to win.
"This year I've been driven not just by my desire to win on the track, but by a desire to help push our sport, and our world to become more diverse and inclusive. I promise you I am not going to stop fighting for change.
"We have a long way to go but I will continue to push for equality within our sport, and within the greater world we live in.
"Equaling Michael Schumacher's record puts a spotlight on me that I know won't be here forever. So, while you're here, paying attention, I want to ask everyone to do their part in helping to create a more equal world.
"Let's be more accepting and kinder to each other. Let's make it so that opportunity is not something that is dependent on background or skin colour.
"Nothing is impossible. A driving force for me this year has been to set an example for the next generation, to never give up on your dreams.
"I was told by many that my dream was impossible, yet here I am. I want you to know that you can do it too. Never give up, keep fighting, and let's keep rising to the occasion. #S7ILLRISING."
Joining Hamilton on the list for the fist time is Professor Kevin Fenton, the Regional Director of Public Health England for London, who was appointed this year and has been key in how the capital has managed the coronavirus pandemic.
Grime artist Stormzy was placed at number three on the list. The 27-year-old and his company pledged to £10million to organisations fighting for racial equality and social justice over the next 10 years.
In a statement, the award-winning rapper said: "I'm lucky enough to be in the position I'm in and I've heard people often dismiss the idea of racism existing in Britain by saying 'if the country's so racist how have you become a success?!' and I reject that with this.
"I am not the UK's shining example of what supposedly happens when a black person works hard.
"There are millions of us. We are not far and few. We have to fight against the odds of a racist system stacked against us and designed for us to fail from before we are even born.
"Black people have been playing on an uneven field for far too long and this pledge is a continuation in the fight to finally try and even it."
Actor, screenwriter and director Michaela Coel is placed at number four on the list, appearing for the first time.
The 33-year-old behind BAFTA-award winning Chewing Gum and I May Destroy You has also starred in Black Mirror and Black Earth Rising.
Coel has already been named in British Vogue's 2020's list of influential women.
Edward Enninful OBE, Editor-in-chief of British Vogue, appears at number five in the list and has long campaigned for more diversity within the fashion industry.
Earlier this year, Enninful wrote a powerful essay in Vogue after he joined the Black Lives Matters protests in London following the tragic death of George Floyd.
He said: "I really believe that after what happened in Minneapolis, people are not going to be so blasé in the future. I truly think it will be a changed world. And I feel hopeful."
Dame Donna Kinnair, the CEO and General Secretary of the Royal College of Nursing is number six on the list.
She has specialised in child protection, providing leadership in major hospital trusts in London, teaching, and advising on legal and governmental committees
Dame Kinnair has highlighted the huge contribution immigrant professionals make to the NHS.
She said: "Coronavirus has shone a spotlight on the contributions made by immigrants to our NHS.
"I hope we recognise the contribution healthcare workers make in a material sense. Let’s not just have clapping or words of empty praise. If we value our nurses, let’s pay them properly."
Lawyer Jacqueline McKenzie has been named number nine of the list. She is representing the 200 victims of the Windrush scandal and has worked tirelessly for justice.
Historian and joint creative director of Uplands Television, David Olusoga, has been placed at number eight on the list.
Olusoga is responsible for the BBC series Black and British: A Forgotten History, The World's War, A House Through Time and Britain's Forgotten Slave Owners.
He has also penned the award-winning Black and British: A Forgotten History, as well as The World’s War and The Kaiser’s Holocaust: Germany’s Forgotten Genocide and the Colonial Roots of Nazism.
Journalist, author and broadcaster Afua Hirsch has made it onto number nine on the list.
A former barrister, specialising in criminal defence and public and international law, Hirsch later became the Guardian's legal correspondent before exapnding her journalism and writing career.
Richard Iferenta, a Partner and Vice Chair at KPMG LLP, has been named number 10 on the influential list.
New Powerlist entrants also include Marcus Rashford who campaigned for free school meals for children during the coronavirus pandemic, Dr Jacqui Dyer President of the Mental Health Foundation and Yemi Edun, CEO of Daniel Ford & Co, only the second person from the real estate industry to make the list.
The Powerlist 2021 is published by Powerful Media. Its sponsors include PwC, Linklaters, Refinitiv, the Executive Leadership Council, Herman Miller and Facebook.
Dr Heather Melville, OBE, PwC, Director of People Networks & Client Relationship Programmes said: “At PwC we're proud to be sponsoring The Powerlist for the second year running, celebrating black excellence across so many diverse fields and industries across the UK. We congratulate all the remarkable people recognised in this year’s awards in these momentous times.”
David Martin, Global Diversity Partner, Linklaters, added: “We want to ensure that we are a firm that celebrates achievement and highlights role models, as we believe they are incredibly important for all of us right now. For these reasons, we are proud again to support The Powerlist and celebrate the success of so many people in the black community”.
Michael Eboda, CEO of Powerful Media, publisher of The Powerlist 2021, said: “The Powerlist continues to be a great showcase, acknowledgement and reminder of the amazing individuals of African, African Caribbean and African American heritage we have in the UK and I would like to congratulate each and every one on the list.
“Lewis Hamilton is a remarkable sportsman and I applaud the great work he is doing to tackle diversity within the motorsport industry.
"All this, including his stance on Black Lives Matter this year makes his recognition as the UK’s most powerful black Briton on the Powerlist 2021 so very well deserved. He is an inspiration to us all.”
Here is the full Powerlist 2021
Top 10
1. Lewis Hamilton MBE - Seven-time Formula 1 World Champion
2. Professor Kevin Fenton - Regional Director, PHE London
3. Stormzy - Grime Artist, Philanthropist
4. Michaela Coel - Actor, Screenwriter, Director
5. Edward Enninful OBE - Editor-in-Chief, British Vogue
6. Dame Donna Kinnair - CEO & General Secretary, Royal College of Nursing
7. Jacqueline McKenzie - Director at Centre for Migration Advice and Research and McKenzie, Beute and Pope
8. David Olusoga - Historian and TV presenter
9. Afua Hirsch - Journalist, Author, Broadcaster
10. Richard Iferenta - Partner and Vice Chair, KPMG LL
Arts, Fashion and Design (not ranked)
Chi-Chi Nwanoku, OBE - Founder, Artistic & Exec Director Chineke!;
Duro Olowu - Fashion Designer
Dr Shirley J Thompson, OBE - Composer, Artistic & Music Director, Writer, Educator, University of Westminster
Pat McGrath MBE - Founder, Pat McGrath Cosmetics
Lynette Yiadom-Boakye - Artist
Francesca Hayward - Principal Dancer, Royal Ballet
Grace Wales-Bonner - Founder and Creative Director at Wales Bonner
Kobna Holdbrook-Smith - Actor/Founding Member Act for Change
John Boyega - Actor
Idris Elba OBE - Actor, Producer
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Business, Corporate, Financiers and Entrepreneurs (not ranked)
Alan Smith - Global Head of Risk Strategy and Chief of Staff, Global Risk, HSBC
Camille Drummond - Vice President, Global Business Services, BP
Eric Collins - CEO and Founding Member, Impact X Capital Partners
Jason Black - Co-founder of Crep Protect and Co-Owner of Crepe and Cones
Lindelwe Lesley Ndlovu - CEO, AXA Africa Specialty Risks, Lloyd’s of London
Netsai Mangwende - Head of Finance for Great Britain, Willis Towers Watson
Pamela Hutchinson - Global Head of Diversity and Inclusion, Bloomberg
Sandra Wallace - UK Managing Partner, DLA Piper
Tevin Tobun - Founder and CEO, GV Group (Gate Ventures)
Yvonne Ike - Managing Director and Head of Sub Saharan Africa region, Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Paulette Rowe - CEO, Integrated and E-commerce Solutions, Paysafe Group
Nadja Bellan-White - Global Chief Marketing Officer at VICE Media Group, former Executive Partner, WPP Team Leader at Ogilvy
Roni Savage - Managing Director, Founder of Jomas Associates
Dean Forbes - President, The Access Group
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Dame Sharon White - Chairman, John Lewis Partnership
Tara Lajumoke - Managing Director, Financial Times
Adrian Joseph - Managing Director, Group AI and Data Solutions, BT Group
Femi Bamisaiye - Chief Information Officer, HomeServe UK
Yemi Edun - Founder and CEO, Daniel Ford & Co and Daniel Ford International
Emeka Emembolu - Senior Vice President - North Sea at BP
Tunde Olanrewaju - Senior Partner, McKinsey & Company
Media, Publishing and Entertainment (not ranked)
Akala - Educator, Rapper, Poet, Activist
Anne Mensah - Vice-president of Content UK, Netflix
Amma Asante MBE - Writer, Director
Charlene White - ITN News Anchor
Femi Oguns MBE - Agent, Founder and CEO of Identity Theatre
School (not ranked)
Gary Younge - Journalist; Author; Professor of Sociology, University of Manchester
Lorna Clarke - BBC Controller of Pop Music
Marcus Ryder - Executive Producer of Multimedia, Caixin Global
Paulette Simpson - Executive, Corporate Affairs and Public Policy, Jamaica National Bank; Executive Director, The Voice Media Group
Reggie Yates - Writer; Director; Broadcaster
Reni Eddo-Lodge - Journalist, Author
Sir Lenny Henry - Actor, Writer, Campaigner
Vanessa Kingori MBE - Publisher, British Vogue
Bernadine Evaristo - Writer, Professor of Creative Writing, Brunel
Hugh Muir - Senior Assistant Editor, The Guardian
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Annette Thomas - CEO Guardian Media Group PLC
Dorothy Koomson - Author
Kamal Ahmed - Editorial Director, BBC News
Politics, Law and Religion (not ranked)
David Lammy - Shadow Secretary of State for Justice, Member of Parliament for Tottenham
Dr Sandie Okoro - Senior Vice President and Group General Counsel, World Bank
Joshua Siaw MBE - Partner, White & Case
Dr Kathryn Nwajiaku - Director, Politics and Governance, Overseas Development Institute
Martin Forde, QC- Barrister
Rose Hudson-Wilkin - Bishop of Dover
Segan Osuntokun - Managing Partner, Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner
Harry Matovu QC - Barrister
Marcia Willis Stewart QC - Director, Birnberg Peirce & Partners
Stephanie Boyce - Deputy Vice-President, Law Society of England and Wales
Patrick Vernon OBE -Political activist and social commentator
Public, Third Sector and Education (not ranked)
Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon - MBE CEO and Co-Founder, STEMettes
Dr Margaret Casely-Hayford CBE - Chair, Shakespeare’s Globe; Chancellor, Coventry University; Non-Executive Director, Co-op Group
Marvin Rees - Mayor of Bristol
Dr Nira Chamberlain - President of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications
Professor Funmi Olonisakin - Professor of Security, Leadership and Development at King's College London; Founding Director of African Leadership Centre
Lord Simon Woolley - Co-founder/Director, Operation Black Vote
Sonita Alleyne OBE - Master, Jesus College, Cambridge
Professor Patricia Daley - Vice Principal at Jesus College Oxford
Science, Medicine and Engineering (not ranked)
Dr Emeka Okaro- Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
Dr Ian Nnatu - Consultant Psychiatrist
Dr Joy Odili - Consultant Plastic Surgeon
Dr Sylvia Bartley - Senior Global Director, Medtronic Foundation
Samantha Tross - Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
Professor Laura Serrant OB - Head of Department and Professor of Community and Public Health Nursing at Manchester Metropolitan University
Professor Jacqueline Dunkley Bent OBE - Chief Midwifery Officer, NHS England
Martin Griffiths - Lead trauma surgeon, Royal London & National Clinical Director for Violence Reduction, NHS
Dr Paula Franklin - Chief Medical Officer at Bupa Global and UK
Dr Jacqui Dyer MBE - President, Mental Health Foundation
Sport (not ranked)
Anthony Joshua - World Heavyweight Boxing Champion
Dina Asher-Smith - World champion sprinter
Raheem Sterling - Footballer
Marcus Rashford - Footballer and campaigner
Technology (not ranked)
Ebele Okobi - Public Policy Director Africa, the Middle East & Turkey, Facebook
Ije Nwokorie - Senior Director, Apple
Nneka Abulokwe OBE - Founder and CEO, MicroMax Consulting
Jacky Wright - Chief Digital Officer & Corporate Vice President, Microsoft, US


thedailymirror--2020-11-17--Corrie's tragic Oliver dies in heart-wrenching scenes as Leanne says goodbye

Coronation Street lines up devastating scenes next week , as the ITV soap bids a heartbreaking goodbye to little Oliver Battersby .
The youngster , three , was diagnosed with mitochondrial disease earlier this year , with his worried parents Leanne Battersby and Steve McDonald soon learning his condition was incurable , and life limiting .
After a series of seizures , Oliver was left on a ventilator in hospital , unable to breathe for himself .
His parents continued to fight for his survival , after the hospital informed them there was nothing more they could do .
Leanne @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , when she learns her appeal against the hospital has n't gone as she had hoped - with the judge ruling Oliver should be allowed to die .
Steve realises that their son may be suffering while being kept alive , and that he will not recover - telling Leanne he will no longer back the appeal .
Leanne ca n't face letting her son go , and in the days before his heartbreaking death she goes to extreme measures in the hope that someone can save her son .
She plans to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ her legal team Imran and Elliot confirm they will no longer be supporting the appeal , with no other solicitors prepared to take on the case .
Later on , the doctor informs Oliver 's parents that they are concerned about his liver function - leading to Leanne barricading herself at the solicitors office with Imran .
She eventually lets him out , but later at the hospital there is further heartache when Oliver arrests suddenly .
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Steve begs Leanne to let their son go with dignity , not wanting him to suffer anymore and she finally agrees to drop the appeal .
In scenes to air on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for Oliver 's parents to say goodbye .
The pair stay by his side and sing to him until he takes his final breath , and passes away .
His step-parents Tracy and Nick are in the corridor , and the silence of the singing stopping tells them that Oliver has died .
After returning home , a distraught Leanne curls up on Oliver 's bed and sobs as she struggles to accept her little boy is gone .
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Coronation Street spoilers confirm Oliver Battersby loses his health battle, with parents Steve and Leanne by his side
Coronation Street lines up devastating scenes next week, as the ITV soap bids a heartbreaking goodbye to little Oliver Battersby.
The youngster, three, was diagnosed with mitochondrial disease earlier this year, with his worried parents Leanne Battersby and Steve McDonald soon learning his condition was incurable, and life limiting.
After a series of seizures, Oliver was left on a ventilator in hospital, unable to breathe for himself.
His parents continued to fight for his survival, after the hospital informed them there was nothing more they could do.
Image: REX/ITV) REX/ITV)
Leanne is left devastated in the coming days, when she learns her appeal against the hospital hasn't gone as she had hoped - with the judge ruling Oliver should be allowed to die.
Steve realises that their son may be suffering while being kept alive, and that he will not recover - telling Leanne he will no longer back the appeal.
Leanne can't face letting her son go, and in the days before his heartbreaking death she goes to extreme measures in the hope that someone can save her son.
Image: ITV) ITV) Image: ITV) ITV)
She plans to sue the hospital for negligence, but her legal team Imran and Elliot confirm they will no longer be supporting the appeal, with no other solicitors prepared to take on the case.
Later on, the doctor informs Oliver's parents that they are concerned about his liver function - leading to Leanne barricading herself at the solicitors office with Imran.
She eventually lets him out, but later at the hospital there is further heartache when Oliver arrests suddenly.
Image: ITV) ITV)
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Steve begs Leanne to let their son go with dignity, not wanting him to suffer anymore and she finally agrees to drop the appeal.
In scenes to air on Friday 27, the heartbreaking time comes for Oliver's parents to say goodbye.
The pair stay by his side and sing to him until he takes his final breath, and passes away.
His step-parents Tracy and Nick are in the corridor, and the silence of the singing stopping tells them that Oliver has died.
After returning home, a distraught Leanne curls up on Oliver's bed and sobs as she struggles to accept her little boy is gone.
Coronation Street airs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7:30pm and 8:30pm on ITV.


thedailymirror--2020-11-16--Piers Morgan 'splashes out £15,000 on sound-proof man cave' for his garden

Piers Morgan has reportedly splashed out on a pricey £15,000 sound-proof pod for his plush garden .
The Good Morning Britain host , 55 , is said to have paid the hefty sum for a spherical “ man cave ” that would sit at the bottom of his Kensington house 's garden .
And according to planning documents , the project promises “ high levels of acoustic insulation ” , reports The Sun .
In planning permission paperwork for the structure , engineers said : “ The proposed archipod garden structure is intended to provide a quiet , remote working @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from the house .
“ The pod has high levels of acoustic and thermal insulation together with generous natural light.
” What 's more , the spherical structure is set to be completely sound-proof from the inside , meaning that Piers will have all the freedom to use the building at his own leisure .
And he 's reportedly got a pretty good idea of what he 'll be up to in there .
The telly presenter hopes to use his man cave to work on more of his books and ideas - @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his latest book , Wake Up : Why The World Has Gone Nuts .
In fact , his book topped the bestsellers list months before its release .
The non-fiction piece examines his fears surrounding a new form of liberalism that he feels is stifling free speech .
Announcing his book earlier this year ahead of its October release date , Piers said : `` The biggest threat to our freedom in the 21st century is n't coronavirus but hysterically woke liberals trying to kill democracy by suppressing free speech .
`` This @ @ @ @ @ @ @ liberal myself , for them to stop screaming , shaming and cancelling everyone they disagree with , and start being part of the solution to global disharmony and division - not the problem . ''
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Piers Morgan blasts Matt Hancock asking why he hasn't resigned as Health Secretary
Piers Morgan blasts Matt Hancock asking why he hasn't resigned as Health Secretary
The Good Morning Britain host, 55, is reported to have paid a hefty sum for a spherical “man cave” for his plush Kensington pad
Piers Morgan 'splashes out £15,000 on sound-proof man cave' for his garden
Piers Morgan has reportedly splashed out on a pricey £15,000 sound-proof pod for his plush garden.
The Good Morning Britain host, 55, is said to have paid the hefty sum for a spherical “man cave” that would sit at the bottom of his Kensington house's garden.
And according to planning documents, the project promises “high levels of acoustic insulation”, reports The Sun.
In planning permission paperwork for the structure, engineers said: “The proposed archipod garden structure is intended to provide a quiet, remote working space for Mr Morgan that is separate from the house.
“The pod has high levels of acoustic and thermal insulation together with generous natural light.”
What's more, the spherical structure is set to be completely sound-proof from the inside, meaning that Piers will have all the freedom to use the building at his own leisure.
And he's reportedly got a pretty good idea of what he'll be up to in there.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
The telly presenter hopes to use his man cave to work on more of his books and ideas - especially after he received positive feedback from his latest book, Wake Up: Why The World Has Gone Nuts.
In fact, his book topped the bestsellers list months before its release.
The non-fiction piece examines his fears surrounding a new form of liberalism that he feels is stifling free speech.
Image: PA) PA)
Announcing his book earlier this year ahead of its October release date, Piers said: "The biggest threat to our freedom in the 21st century isn't coronavirus but hysterically woke liberals trying to kill democracy by suppressing free speech.
"This is my clarion call, as a liberal myself, for them to stop screaming, shaming and cancelling everyone they disagree with, and start being part of the solution to global disharmony and division - not the problem."
And who knows, we might be seeing more books from the outspoken presenter once his pod's been built...
Mirror Online has contacted Piers' reps for comment.
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thedailymirror--2020-11-16--I'm A Celeb fans fear for Jordan North as he takes on gruesome eating trial

I 'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out of Here !
fans are sharing their concerns for Jordan North after it was revealed he will be taking on the next gruesome Bushtucker Trial .
The Radio One DJ , who has not had the easiest time of it on the ITV show so far , has been voted to take on the first eating challenge of the series , dubbed Frights of the Round Table .
Jordan will not be alone in wolfing down some nasty treats as Ant and Dec announced that Vernon Kay and Beverley Callard will be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ However , given Jordan 's hysterical - and often stomach-churning - responses to a number of the challenges thrown his way , viewers have been left wondering how he will cope with the most nauseating challenge of all .
Some fans of the show have even promised to 'switch off ' when the trial kicks off on Wednesday as they predict seeing Jordan squirm again will be too much to bear .
`` Don ’ t think I want to witness @ jordannorth1 be sick again doing the eating challenge , '' complained @ @ @ @ @ @ @ trial is like watching someone kicking a puppy , '' fumed another .
`` Jordan being voted for an eating trial after last night does not sit right with me , '' worried another viewer .
So far Jordan has been honest about his many phobias from heights to snakes and confined spaces .
But after the fearful campmage managed to pick up an impressive nine stars with Shane Richie after being shut in a box with reptiles , some sceptical viewers have been pondering if it was all part of an act @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Jordan but could it be a game plan ?
Biggest fear ?
Heights .
Smashes it .
Second biggest fear ?
Snakes .
Smashes it .
That 's all anyones talking about ?
Let me guess tomorrow he will hate an eating trial , '' one speculated .
`` Game plan , Jordan .
More camera time which increases chances of winning , '' guessed another .
Fans of the ITV reality show have also been predicting that Jordan would become the Helen Flanagan of his year after he was voted to take @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Back in 2012 Helen became the public 's favourite option to face every gruelling Bushtucker Trial going - even when she refused to even attempt some of them much to Ant and Dec 's annoyance .

THE GROSS EATING TRIAL JORDAN, BEV AND VERNON WILL TAKE ON TOMORROW
THE GROSS EATING TRIAL JORDAN, BEV AND VERNON WILL TAKE ON TOMORROW
The Radio One DJ will endure one of the most-feared Bushtucker Trials - after already revealing he suffers from a weak stomach
I'm A Celeb fans fear for Jordan North as he's voted to take on gruesome eating trial
I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! fans are sharing their concerns for Jordan North after it was revealed he will be taking on the next gruesome Bushtucker Trial.
The Radio One DJ, who has not had the easiest time of it on the ITV show so far, has been voted to take on the first eating challenge of the series, dubbed Frights of the Round Table.
Jordan will not be alone in wolfing down some nasty treats as Ant and Dec announced that Vernon Kay and Beverley Callard will be joining him at the dinner table.
However, given Jordan's hysterical - and often stomach-churning - responses to a number of the challenges thrown his way, viewers have been left wondering how he will cope with the most nauseating challenge of all.
Image: ITV/REX/Shutterstock) ITV/REX/Shutterstock)
Some fans of the show have even promised to 'switch off' when the trial kicks off on Wednesday as they predict seeing Jordan squirm again will be too much to bear.
"Don’t think I want to witness @jordannorth1 be sick again doing the eating challenge," complained one.
"Putting Jordan through that trial is like watching someone kicking a puppy," fumed another.
"Jordan being voted for an eating trial after last night does not sit right with me," worried another viewer.
Image: ITV/REX/Shutterstock) ITV/REX/Shutterstock) Image: ITV/REX/Shutterstock) ITV/REX/Shutterstock)
So far Jordan has been honest about his many phobias from heights to snakes and confined spaces.
But after the fearful campmage managed to pick up an impressive nine stars with Shane Richie after being shut in a box with reptiles, some sceptical viewers have been pondering if it was all part of an act.
"I am a fan of Jordan but could it be a game plan? Biggest fear? Heights. Smashes it. Second biggest fear? Snakes. Smashes it. That's all anyones talking about? Let me guess tomorrow he will hate an eating trial," one speculated.
Image: ITV/REX/Shutterstock) ITV/REX/Shutterstock) Image: Rex) Rex)
"Game plan, Jordan. More camera time which increases chances of winning," guessed another.
Fans of the ITV reality show have also been predicting that Jordan would become the Helen Flanagan of his year after he was voted to take on a second trial in a row.
Back in 2012 Helen became the public's favourite option to face every gruelling Bushtucker Trial going - even when she refused to even attempt some of them much to Ant and Dec's annoyance.


thedailymirror--2020-11-16--Katie Price says 'eating is killing' 29st son Harvey as she fears for his future

Katie Price has spoken about her fears that her son Harvey is going to become seriously ill as he ca n't break his 'obsession ' with eating .
The 42-year-old former model has said that Harvey , 18 , is nearly 29st in weight and that there was no way of breaking his current feelings about food , as `` if he doesn ’ t get food he gets angry . ''
Katie has already issued a plea on social media for gym equipment , in a bid to help Harvey curb his current lifestyle but she is worrying the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ premature death .
She has said that Harvey 's relationship with food is linked to his disabilities with his appetite caused by his genetic condition Prader-Willi Syndrome .
Katie is now feeling that Harvey 's weight is putting a huge strain on his body and that he could suffer a heart attack , with doctors describing the situation as `` critical '' .
Extreme measures have been put in place at her home , with a padlock on the fridge and locks on the cupboards , to try and stop Harvey from plundering @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's conditions with The Sun , Katie described them as a `` cruel illness '' and that it 's `` killing him '' every time `` I feed him '' Katie issued an urgent appeal to her son , saying : `` He needs to lose weight or he ’ ll end up dead .
He doesn ’ t deserve that .
I don ’ t want to lose him . ''
The problem that Katie is facing is that Harvey turns violent if he is denied what he wants and she said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ food he gets angry .
It ’ s hard work . ''
The reality star said that she has had to `` re-plaster my walls '' after Harvey hit them with his head in a rage .
Katie said that it what Harvey eats behind her back which is the biggest concern with her warning that he `` even eats in his sleep . ''
She is looking to take drastic action but admits there are added difficulties as Harvey is not enjoying being house-bound during the current lockdown .
Katie revealed that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tells him `` he 'll die '' if it continues but Harvey replies : `` No , don ’ t be silly , Mummy ’ s only joking . ''
Added to this is the problem with buying Harvey clothes as Katie said `` here are only two shops on the internet '' where she can buy them for him as `` his clothes are 7XL '' .
Katie fears that the `` damage is done '' even if they are able to curb Harvey 's eating and that he is already `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he walks upstairs .
She is looking to introduce some exercise into Harvey 's life , taking it lightly and slowly to begin with .
Katie has warned though : `` There is no time to wait , he has to lose weight now . ''
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Katie Price has spoken out about her fears that her son Harvey's 'obsession' with food is going to destroy his health despite her efforts to help him
Katie Price says 'eating is killing' 29st son Harvey as she fears for his future
Katie Price has spoken about her fears that her son Harvey is going to become seriously ill as he can't break his 'obsession' with eating.
The 42-year-old former model has said that Harvey, 18, is nearly 29st in weight and that there was no way of breaking his current feelings about food, as "if he doesn’t get food he gets angry."
Katie has already issued a plea on social media for gym equipment, in a bid to help Harvey curb his current lifestyle but she is worrying the he is eating his way to a premature death.
She has said that Harvey's relationship with food is linked to his disabilities with his appetite caused by his genetic condition Prader-Willi Syndrome.
Katie is now feeling that Harvey's weight is putting a huge strain on his body and that he could suffer a heart attack, with doctors describing the situation as "critical".
Image: Katie Price/Instagram) Katie Price/Instagram)
Extreme measures have been put in place at her home, with a padlock on the fridge and locks on the cupboards, to try and stop Harvey from plundering the food inside.
Speaking about Harvey's conditions with The Sun, Katie described them as a "cruel illness" and that it's "killing him" every time "I feed him"
Katie issued an urgent appeal to her son, saying: "He needs to lose weight or he’ll end up dead. He doesn’t deserve that. I don’t want to lose him."
The problem that Katie is facing is that Harvey turns violent if he is denied what he wants and she said "f he doesn’t get food he gets angry. It’s hard work."
Image: katieprice/Instagram) katieprice/Instagram)
The reality star said that she has had to "re-plaster my walls" after Harvey hit them with his head in a rage.
Katie said that it what Harvey eats behind her back which is the biggest concern with her warning that he "even eats in his sleep."
She is looking to take drastic action but admits there are added difficulties as Harvey is not enjoying being house-bound during the current lockdown.
Katie revealed that the situation is so severe that she tells him "he'll die" if it continues but Harvey replies: "No, don’t be silly, Mummy’s only joking."
Image: katieprice/Instagram) katieprice/Instagram)
Added to this is the problem with buying Harvey clothes as Katie said "here are only two shops on the internet" where she can buy them for him as "his clothes are 7XL".
Katie fears that the "damage is done" even if they are able to curb Harvey's eating and that he is already "sweating and out of breath" if he walks upstairs.
She is looking to introduce some exercise into Harvey's life, taking it lightly and slowly to begin with.
Katie has warned though: "There is no time to wait, he has to lose weight now."
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thedailymirror--2020-11-16--DJ Erick Morillo's cause of death unveiled two months after tragic end at 49

DJ Erick Morillo 's cause of death has been revealed two months after his tragic passing .
The master behind 90s hit I Like To Move It was just 49 years old when he was found lifeless in September this year .
Two months on , new details about the musician 's death have emerged .
The Miami-Dade medical examiner has reported that the music producer 's cause of death is acute ketamine toxicity , reports E !
News .
The manner of his death has been ruled an accident , after the music producer was found dead in his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they received a 911 call at around 10.40am , with detectives quickly heading to the scene .
The late DJ 's family confirmed his passing to People , saying : `` He was well-loved by his family and he had a lot of love to give . ''
Erick leaves behind his wife of eight years , Yasmin Sait-Armstrong .
The pair - who tied the knot in 2012 - kept their personal lives strictly private .
Erick was best know for producing electro dance track I Like To Move It , which @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Reel 2 Real .
That hit song was then adapted into the Madagascar movies , with Sacha Baron Cohen 's character King Julien singing along to the hit tune soon becoming a staple moment .
As well as DJ-ing , he produced music under a number of aliases including Ministers de la Funk , The Dronez , RAW , Smooth Touch , RBM , Deep Soul , Club Ultimate and Li ' l Mo Ying Yang .
He has also performed at venues in Las Vegas and music festivals including Creamfields .
He @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ' 'Best House DJ ' and 'Best International DJ ' titles three times .
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ERICK MORILLO'S MOVING SET AND FINAL INTERVIEW ON RADIO ONE AS DJ DIES AGE 49
ERICK MORILLO'S MOVING SET AND FINAL INTERVIEW ON RADIO ONE AS DJ DIES AGE 49
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The master behind 90s dance hit I Like To Move It was just 49 years old when he was found dead at home in September this year
DJ Erick Morillo's cause of death after music producer found dead at home aged 49
DJ Erick Morillo's cause of death has been revealed two months after his tragic passing.
The master behind 90s hit I Like To Move It was just 49 years old when he was found lifeless in September this year.
Two months on, new details about the musician's death have emerged.
The Miami-Dade medical examiner has reported that the music producer's cause of death is acute ketamine toxicity, reports E! News.
The manner of his death has been ruled an accident, after the music producer was found dead in his home in Miami Beach.
Image: WireImage) WireImage)
Officers said they received a 911 call at around 10.40am, with detectives quickly heading to the scene.
The late DJ's family confirmed his passing to People, saying: "He was well-loved by his family and he had a lot of love to give."
Erick leaves behind his wife of eight years, Yasmin Sait-Armstrong.
Image: FilmMagic) FilmMagic)
The pair - who tied the knot in 2012 - kept their personal lives strictly private.
Erick was best know for producing electro dance track I Like To Move It, which he released in 1993 under the pseudonym Reel 2 Real.
That hit song was then adapted into the Madagascar movies, with Sacha Baron Cohen's character King Julien singing along to the hit tune soon becoming a staple moment.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
As well as DJ-ing, he produced music under a number of aliases including Ministers de la Funk, The Dronez, RAW, Smooth Touch, RBM, Deep Soul, Club Ultimate and Li'l Mo Ying Yang.
He has also performed at venues in Las Vegas and music festivals including Creamfields.
He went on to win the DJ Awards' 'Best House DJ' and 'Best International DJ' titles three times.
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thedailymirror--2020-11-17--Stacey Solomon's genius beauty hack to get rid of spots in under two hours

Stacey Solomon has shared her top tips for clear skin – and it ’ s achievable in under two hours .
The Loose Women star , 30 , spilled her beauty secrets on Tuesday when she took to her Instagram stories during some pamper time .
The busy mum-of-three indulged in some self-care while her one-year-old son Rex took a lunchtime nap , which meant that Stacey finally had some time to herself .
The flame-haired beauty revealed that she ’ s had a breakout of spots and wanted to get rid of them as fast as possible .
So @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , which are said to reduce the appearance of painful blemishes in just two hours .
Sharing her secrets with her 3.8 million followers , Stacey explained : “ I got suckered into buying some spot stickers .
“ If you stick the sticker on your spot , apparently it will disappear in two hours .
“ My head spot isn ’ t bad today , but every cycle , it gets really angry and sore and almost never goes away , so maybe this will work.
” Stacey ’ s latest beauty @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fans after the former X Factor star took a social media break on Sunday amid some sad family news .
The bubbly TV star recently opened up about her gran being ill , telling fans she was desperate to hug her but was staying positive .
Over the weekend , Stacey ’ s beloved granny was admitted to hospital which prompted the star to take a breather from social media in a bid to come to terms with the blow .
Stacey took to Instagram to reveal that she was going to spend @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Just had an update on Grandma , ” she penned .
`` She 's doing OK and being looked after so well at the hospital .
Thank you all so much for asking after her .
It means the world .
I 'm going to spend the weekend helping my mum get things together and in place so I 'll be off my stories.
” The social media star is looking forward to giving her grandma a birthday hug next month when the lockdown restrictions on visiting other people are lifted .
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Loose Women star Stacey Solomon took to her Instagram Story to share some beauty secrets during a self-care pamper session
Stacey Solomon's genius beauty hack to get rid of spots in under two hours
Stacey Solomon has shared her top tips for clear skin – and it’s achievable in under two hours.
The Loose Women star, 30, spilled her beauty secrets on Tuesday when she took to her Instagram stories during some pamper time.
The busy mum-of-three indulged in some self-care while her one-year-old son Rex took a lunchtime nap, which meant that Stacey finally had some time to herself.
The flame-haired beauty revealed that she’s had a breakout of spots and wanted to get rid of them as fast as possible.
So, she invested in some spot stickers, which are said to reduce the appearance of painful blemishes in just two hours.
Image: staceysolomon/Instagram) staceysolomon/Instagram)
Sharing her secrets with her 3.8 million followers, Stacey explained: “I got suckered into buying some spot stickers.
“If you stick the sticker on your spot, apparently it will disappear in two hours.
“My head spot isn’t bad today, but every cycle, it gets really angry and sore and almost never goes away, so maybe this will work.”
Image: staceysolomon/Instagram) staceysolomon/Instagram)
Stacey’s latest beauty update will be a welcome surprise from fans after the former X Factor star took a social media break on Sunday amid some sad family news.
The bubbly TV star recently opened up about her gran being ill , telling fans she was desperate to hug her but was staying positive.
Over the weekend, Stacey’s beloved granny was admitted to hospital which prompted the star to take a breather from social media in a bid to come to terms with the blow.
Image: staceysolomon/Instagram) staceysolomon/Instagram)
Stacey took to Instagram to reveal that she was going to spend some time helping her family.
“Just had an update on Grandma,” she penned.
Image: staceysolomon/Instagram) staceysolomon/Instagram)
"She's doing OK and being looked after so well at the hospital. Thank you all so much for asking after her. It means the world. I'm going to spend the weekend helping my mum get things together and in place so I'll be off my stories.”
The social media star is looking forward to giving her grandma a birthday hug next month when the lockdown restrictions on visiting other people are lifted.


thedailymirror--2020-11-17--Tana Ramsay gushes over Gordon for being supporting during 2016 baby heartbreak

Tana Ramsay said she could n't have gone through the heartbreak of losing a baby without Gordon .
The mum-of-five , 46 , gushed over her supportive TV chef husband for being her rock during their time together .
In 2016 , Gordon told the world his wife had lost her baby just five months into her pregnancy .
Now Tana said there was `` no way '' she could have coped with the heartache without Gordon by her side .
She said on Tuesday 's Loose Women : `` I lost a baby in 2016 and Gordon was with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ could have done it without him .
`` He was there when I had Oscar , 19 months ago .
You have to do what suits you [ in regards to having birth ] .
`` Gordon and I are good at communicating . ''
Previously , Tana said the couple had made the joint decision for Gordon not to be present when she gave birth to her first four children .
However , Gordon was present for the couple 's fifth baby Oscar just 19 months ago .
She explained : `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you have a baby .
`` The way I and Gordon felt , he was n't with me , when I gave birth to Meg or the girls .
But now we 're older ... '' Losing our little boy Rocky and sharing my experiences has brought more people forward to tell me about their experiences .
I 've found this comforting . ''
Tana and Gordon are proud parents to their five children Matilda , Oscar , Jack , Megan and Holly .

TANA RAMSAY GUSHES OVER GORDON FOR BEING SUPPORTING DURING 2016 BABY HEARTBREAK
TANA RAMSAY GUSHES OVER GORDON FOR BEING SUPPORTING DURING 2016 BABY HEARTBREAK
Gordon Ramsay's wife Tana gushed over her supportive TV chef husband for being her rock during their baby heartbreak
Tana Ramsay gushes over Gordon for being supporting during 2016 baby heartbreak
Tana Ramsay said she couldn't have gone through the heartbreak of losing a baby without Gordon.
The mum-of-five, 46, gushed over her supportive TV chef husband for being her rock during their time together.
In 2016, Gordon told the world his wife had lost her baby five months into her pregnancy.
Now Tana said there was "no way" she could have coped with the heartache without Gordon by her side.
She said on Tuesday's Loose Women: "I lost a baby in 2016 and Gordon was with me. There was no way I could have done it without him.
Image: ITV) ITV)
"He was there when I had Oscar, 19 months ago. You have to do what suits you [in regards to having birth].
"Gordon and I are good at communicating."
Previously, Tana said the couple had made the joint decision for Gordon not to be present when she gave birth to her first four children.
Image: Internet Unknown) Internet Unknown)
However, Gordon was present for the couple's fifth baby Oscar just 19 months ago.
She explained: "It's such a personal decision when you have a baby.
"The way I and Gordon felt, he wasn't with me, when I gave birth to Meg or the girls. But now we're older...
Image: WireImage) WireImage)
"I'm more of a private person.
"Losing our little boy Rocky and sharing my experiences has brought more people forward to tell me about their experiences. I've found this comforting."
Tana and Gordon are proud parents to their five children Matilda, Oscar, Jack, Megan and Holly.


thedailymirror--2020-11-17--Sophie Turner shows off post-baby body in gym gear as she pushes newborn

Game of Thrones star Sophie Turner is looking incredible just four months after giving birth to daughter Willa .
The actress , who is married to Joe Jonas , gave birth to their little girl in July after managing to keep the pregnancy low-key for a whole nine months .
The new mum , 24 , is rarely seen out with her bundle of joy but was spotted pushing her newborn in her buggy over the weekend .
On Sunday , Sophie stepped out in her tight gym gear with baby Willa , who could not be seen as she @ @ @ @ @ @ @ telly star appeared to be alone on the walk in Los Angeles , California .
She wore a grey long-sleeve top and matching leggings , which clung to her petite frame .
The star also wore white trainers and added a face mask as she followed strict coronavirus rules .
Sophie seemed to be in her own world as she enjoyed some fresh air with her daughter .
The famous actress and her husband stepped out in September for the first time with baby Willa .
Sophie and her husband , 31 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their first child .
They never publicly acknowledged that they were expecting a little one , but did n't hide it as they stepped out together throughout Sophie 's pregnancy .
They became parents four months ago as they welcomed their healthy baby girl in LA .
The happy couple tied the knot last year and have been together since 2016 when Joe slid into her DMs .
They 'd had mutual friends and had followed each other on social media for a while before getting together .
Sophie once told Harper 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of mutual friends and they 'd been trying to introduce us for a long time .
`` We were following each other on Instagram and he direct-messaged me one fine day , out of the blue . ''
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Game of Thrones actress Sophie Turner, 24, has whipped back into shape just four months after giving birth to her daughter Willa in July and she looks incredible
Sophie Turner shows off incredible post-baby body in gym gear as she pushes newborn
Game of Thrones star Sophie Turner is looking incredible just four months after giving birth to daughter Willa.
The actress, who is married to Joe Jonas, gave birth to their little girl in July after managing to keep the pregnancy low-key for a whole nine months.
The new mum, 24, is rarely seen out with her bundle of joy but was spotted pushing her newborn in her buggy over the weekend.
On Sunday, Sophie stepped out in her tight gym gear with baby Willa, who could not be seen as she was hidden in her stroller.
The telly star appeared to be alone on the walk in Los Angeles, California.
Image: X17online.com) X17online.com)
She wore a grey long-sleeve top and matching leggings, which clung to her petite frame.
The star also wore white trainers and added a face mask as she followed strict coronavirus rules.
Sophie seemed to be in her own world as she enjoyed some fresh air with her daughter.
Image: X17online.com) X17online.com)
The famous actress and her husband stepped out in September for the first time with baby Willa.
Sophie and her husband, 31, enjoyed a romantic walk together accompanied by their first child.
They never publicly acknowledged that they were expecting a little one, but didn't hide it as they stepped out together throughout Sophie's pregnancy.
They became parents four months ago as they welcomed their healthy baby girl in LA.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The happy couple tied the knot last year and have been together since 2016 when Joe slid into her DMs.
They'd had mutual friends and had followed each other on social media for a while before getting together.
Sophie once told Harper's Bazaar: "We had a lot of mutual friends and they'd been trying to introduce us for a long time.
"We were following each other on Instagram and he direct-messaged me one fine day, out of the blue."
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