thedailymirror--2020-09-30--Full list shows nationwide Covid 'explosion' with areas up 10,000% in a month

Alarming new data shows the speed at which coronavirus is ripping through communities in England .
Since July , analysis by Mirror Online reveals that some hotspots have seen the number of cases multiply by 100 in just a month as authorities battle against a second wave .
This equates to a 10,000 % surge in infections .
Of 315 local authority areas in the country , just nine have seen a fall in the infection rate since the end of last month .
Burnley , which now is the worst-affected area in England , has seen its weekly infection @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in July to 313.8 in latest Public Health England figures .
In July Sunderland had just 1.1 cases per 100,000 people - compared to its current rate of 186.5 .
And in Halton the number of new cases is 140 times higher than it was in the week to July 28 .
Craven , in North Yorkshire , did not have a single case identified between July 21 and 28 , but now its rate has rocketed to 110.3 - making it one of the country 's worst hotspots .
The data , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Newcastle , Gateshead , St Helens , Knowsley and Wirral have seen some of the sharpest rises in the past two months .
Local lockdowns , which were introduced in Greater Manchester , parts of Lancashire and Yorkshire at the start of August , have not driven the number of infections down , the data shows .
Manchester 's rate is nearly five times higher than it was in late August , while Oldham , Bury and Trafford have all seen large rises .
Blackburn with Darwen , did show a fall between @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the past month it has soared from 54.1 cases per 100,000 to 167.7 .
At the end of July it was England 's worst hotspot , with a rate of 79.2 .
Now that would put it in 51st place , while 38 areas have an infection rate of higher than 100 .
Data released on August 28 showed that Pendle had England 's highest infection rate , of 56.5 .
Latest data shows that a month later , 71 local authority areas have a higher infection rate .
The government 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is between 1.2 and 1.5 - meaning that every 10 infected people pass the virus on to between 12 and 15 people .
This means the number of infections is likely to double every seven to eight days .
Last week Sir Patrick Vallance said less than eight per cent of the UK population had contracted the virus and developed antibodies - but this amounts to about four to five million people .
Yesterday the Department of Health reported there had been 7,143 new coronavirus cases recorded in the most recent 24-hour period @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 71 .
Latest infection rates ( per 100,000 people ) compared to August and July Burnley - 313.8 , up from 34.9 in August and 19.2 in July Knowsley - 283.0 , up from 5.3 in August and 3.3 in July Liverpool - 265.6 , up from 14.1 in August and 5.7 in July Newcastle upon Tyne - 258.2 , up from 11.6 in August and 0.7 in July Halton - 222.5 , up from 3.9 in August and 1.6 in July Manchester - 217.1 , up from 42.0 in August and 22.5 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from 56.5 in August and 31.7 in July Bolton - 206.9 , up from 18.4 in August and 17.2 in July St Helens - 202.1 , up from 6.6 in August and 2.8 in July Hyndburn - 199.9 , up from 25.9 in August and 33.4 in July Bury - 192.2 , up from 29.8 in August and 10.5 in July South Tyneside - 190.8 , up from 18.5 in August and 2.7 in July Preston - 187.9 , up from 29.3 in August and 19.0 in July Sunderland - 186.5 , up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ July Oldham - 182.2 , up from 54.0 in August and 53.9 in July Sefton - 179.4 , up from 11.2 in August and 5.8 in July Warrington - 178.1 , up from 4.3 in August and 3.3 in July Rochdale - 171.8 , up from 33.7 in August and 34.5 in July Blackburn with Darwen - 167.7 , up from 54.1 in August and 79.2 in July Wirral - 159.6 , up from 17.0 in August and 4.0 in July Salford - 158.4 , up from 26.3 in August and 17.3 in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 43.0 in August and 46.0 in July Tameside - 147.9 , up from 26.0 in August and 16.4 in July Northumberland - 147.3 , up from 11.2 in August and 1.9 in July Birmingham - 138.6 , up from 25.2 in August and 13.0 Gateshead - 137.1 , up from 8.9 in August and 1.5 in July Wigan - 136.3 , up from 10.6 in August and 6.7 in July Leeds - 132.0 , up from 25.6 in August and 4.4 in July North Tyneside - 130.3 , up from 5.3 in August @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , up from 7.5 in August and 12.9 in July West Lancashire - 121.6 , up from 4.4 in August and 14.9 Rossendale - 120.3 , up from 16.8 in August and 5.6 in July Trafford - 113.8 , up from 25.3 in August and 34.3 in July Craven - 110.3 , up from 0.0 in August and 5.3 in July Middlesbrough - 108.5 , up from 27.0 in August and 3.6 in July Sandwell - 106.3 , up from 25.3 in August and 28.7 in July Fylde - 100.3 , up from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Kirklees - 100.02 , up from 25.0 in August and 19.1 in July Leicester - 96.8 , up from 29.9 in August and 56.0 in July County Durham - 95.1 , up from 8.3 in August and 1.7 in July Sheffield - 93.0 , up from 10.8 in August and 17.9 in July Stockton-on-Tees - 90.7 , up from 4.6 in August and 2.0 in July Ribble Valley - 90.3 , up from 14.8 in August and 8.3 in July Darlington - 88.0 , up from 0.0 in August and 2.8 in July @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in August and 1.5 in July Calderdale - 86.1 , up from 28.8 in August and 24.8 in July Stockport - 85.9 , up from 11.9 in August and 15.4 in July South Ribble - 84.8 , up from 6.3 in August and 2.7 in July Rotherham - 81.8 , up from 5.3 in August and 12.8 in July Oadby and Wigston - 80.7 , up from 33.3 in August and 24.5 in July Solihull - 79.0 , up from 7.4 in August and 4.2 in July Chorley - 75.3 , up from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Wolverhampton - 74.4 , up from 15.2 in August and 13.4 in July Walsall - 72.2 , up from 10.9 in August and 7.1 in July Blackpool - 70.3 , up from 9.3 in August and 5.7 in July Coventry - 70.0 , up from 13.2 in August and 7.9 in July Wakefield - 69.5 , up from 15.5 in August and 14.5 in July Wyre - 68.7 , up from 2.7 in August and 1.8 in July Newark and Sherwood - 67.8 , up from 7.4 in August and 5.8 in July @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in August and 2.7 in July Richmondshire - 65.1 , up from 9.3 in August and 0.0 in July Luton - 63.4 , up from 12.7 in August and 20.6 in July Redbridge - 62.9 , up from 8.2 in August and 4.3 in July Selby - 61.8 , up from 3.3 in August and 1.1 in July Barking and Dagenham - 61.1 , up from 16.0 in August and 3.3 in July Cheshire West and Chester - 60.9 , up from 8.2 in August and 5.6 in July Nottingham - 60.7 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in July High Peak - 60.4 , up from 14.0 in August and 14.1 in July Redcar and Cleveland - 59.1 , up from 8.7 in August and 0.7 Exeter - 57.8 , up from 6.8 in August and 3.8 in July Newham - 56.1 , up from 9.1 in August and 3.1 in July York - 55.6 , up from 7.1 in August and 4.3 in July Lincoln - 53.4 , up from 3.0 in August and 3.0 in July Rugby - 52.3 , up from 4.6 in August and 0.9 in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 7.8 in August and 3.4 in July Hounslow - 51.2 , up from 9.6 in August and 5.9 in July Barnsley - 51.0 , up from 7.7 in August and 7.3 in July Cheshire East - 51.0 , up from 8.1 in August and 1.3 in July Harrogate - 51.0 , up from 6.2 in August and 6.2 in July Lancaster - 50.0 , up from 7.5 in August and 2.1 in July Tower Hamlets - 49.6 , up from 12.9 in August and 7.9 in July Doncaster - 49.4 , up from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Wyre Forest - 49.4 , up from 6.9 in August and 1.0 in July Blaby - 49.2 , up from 21.7 in August and 8.0 in July Oxford - 49.2 , up from 28.2 in August and 20.7 in July Broxtowe - 49.1 , up from 10.5 in August and 3.5 in July South Staffordshire - 48.9 , up from 5.3 in August and 4.5 in July Hillingdon - 46.9 , up from 8.8 in August and 3.9 in July Redditch - 46.9 , up from 36.4 in August and 1.2 in July @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in August and 7.4 in July Charnwood - 46.3 , up from 7.5 in August and 7.1 in July Bolsover - 45.9 , up from 7.4 in August and 7.5 in July Ealing - 45.3 , up from 15.8 in August and 6.4 in July Great Yarmouth - 45.3 , up from 26.2 in August and 1.0 in July Bedford - 45.0 , up from 9.8 in August and 16.3 in July Nuneaton and Bedworth - 44.7 , up from 10.0 in August and 9.3 in July Ashfield - 44.6 , up from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Waltham Forest - 44.4 , up from 7.9 in August and 3.3 in July Brent - 44.3 , up from 7.6 in August and 8.2 in July Scarborough - 44.1 , up from 4.6 in August and 0.0 in July Hambleton - 43.7 , up from 3.3 in August and 0.0 in July North Lincolnshire - 43.5 , up from 5.8 in August and 1.7 in July Amber Valley - 42.9 , up from 0.8 in August and 5.5 in July Newcastle-under-Lyme - 42.5 , up from 20.9 in August and 5.4 in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 12.9 in August and 9.2 in July North East Derbyshire - 41.4 , up from 2.0 in August and 4.9 in July Epping Forest - 40.2 , up from 11.4 in August and 1.5 in July Stoke-on-Trent - 40.2 , up from 21.1 in August and 3.1 in July Stafford - 40.1 , up from 3.6 in August and 2.9 in July Hinckley and Bosworth - 39.8 , up from 7.1 in August and 2.7 in July Rushcliffe - 39.4 , up from 7.6 in August and 2.5 in July East Riding of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in August and 1.5 in July Hackney and City of London - 38.9 , up from 29.9 in August and 13.2 in July Harborough - 38.4 , up from 6.4 in August and 6.5 in July Broxbourne - 38.0 , up from 6.2 in August and 2.1 in July Uttlesford - 37.2 , up from 6.6 in August and 4.5 in July Southwark - 37.0 , up from 15.1 in August and 5.0 in July Enfield - 36.8 , up from 14.1 in August and 1.8 in July Islington - 36.3 , up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ July Bromsgrove - 36.0 , up from 5.0 in August and 6.1 in July Barnet - 35.9 , up from 10.1 in August and 5.6 in July Haringey - 35.7 , up from 13.8 in August and 5.2 in July Hammersmith and Fulham - 35.6 , up from 17.8 in August and 7.6 in July Worcester - 35.6 , up from 4.0 in August and 6.9 in July South Lakeland - 35.2 , up from 1.9 in August and 4.8 in July Mansfield - 34.8 , up from 5.5 in August and 2.8 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from 3.0 in August and 2.0 in July Corby - 34.6 , down from 40.2 in August and up from 9.9 in July Harrow - 33.8 , up from 17.1 in August and 4.4 in July Copeland - 33.7 , up from 8.8 in August and 5.8 in July North Warwickshire - 33.7 , up from 3.1 in August and 6.2 in July Cornwall and Isles of Scilly - 32.7 , up from 3.0 in August and 3.3 in July Derby - 32.6 , up from 7.8 in August and 2.7 in July @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in August and 0.0 in July Warwick - 32.0 , up from 5.6 in August and 3.5 in July Lambeth - 31.9 , up from 9.5 in August and 5.2 in July Allerdale - 31.7 , up from 5.1 in August and 5.1 in July South Derbyshire - 31.7 , up from 2.8 in August and 2.9 in July Telford and Wrekin - 31.7 , up from 5.6 in August and 2.8 in July Waverley - 31.7 , up from 9.5 in August and 3.2 in July Three Rivers - 31.1 , up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ July St Albans - 31.0 , up from 6.7 in August and 6.1 in July Wandsworth - 30.3 , up from 17.0 in August and 4.3 in July Runnymede - 30.2 , up from 7.8 in August and 3.4 in July Cheltenham - 30.1 , up from 6.9 in August and 3.4 in July Watford - 30.0 , up from 16.6 in August and 7.2 in July Shropshire - 30.0 , up from 6.2 in August and 5.3 in July South Bucks - 30.0 , up from 15.7 in August and 7.1 in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 3.4 in August and 1.2 in July Brentwood - 29.9 , up from 10.4 in August and 2.6 in July North East Lincolnshire - 29.5 , up from 4.4 in August and 1.9 in July East Staffordshire - 29.2 , up from 4.2 in August and 6.7 in July Malvern Hills - 29.2 , up from 6.4 in August and 2.6 in July Basildon - 28.8 , up from 5.9 in August and 3.8 in July Greenwich - 28.5 , up from 7.3 in August and 5.2 in July North Kesteven - 28.2 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 4.2 in July Kingston upon Thames - 28.2 , up from 6.8 in August and 2.8 in July Spelthorne - 28.0 , up from 8.0 in August and 0.0 in July North West Leicestershire - 28.0 , up from 4.8 in August and 5.9 in July Peterborough - 27.7 , up from 19.8 in August and 19.4 in July Hertsmere - 27.6 , up from 9.5 in August and 2.9 in July Rutland - 27.6 , up from 10.0 in August and 7.6 in July Wychavon - 27.0 , up from 7.0 in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ - 26.8 , up from 6.0 in August and 10.0 in July Richmond upon Thames - 26.8 , up from 11.1 in August and 3.6 in July Southend-on-Sea - 26.8 , up from 7.1 in August and 1.6 in July Northampton - 26.3 , down from 37.0 in August and up from 17.8 in July Westminster - 26.0 , up from 13.4 in August and 4.3 in July Erewash - 26.0 , up from 6.9 in August and 2.6 in July Bath and North East Somerset - 25.9 , up from 15.0 in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 25.4 , up from 3.1 in August and 3.8 in July Portsmouth - 25.1 , up from 5.6 in August and 1.4 in July Surrey Heath - 24.6 , up from 4.5 in August and 3.4 in July Bexley - 24.6 , up from 8.9 in August and 7.3 in July Worthing - 24.4 , up from 4.5 in August and 3.6 in July West Lindsey - 24.0 , up from 0.0 in August and 0.0 in July Dartford - 24.0 , up from 8.0 in August and 14.6 in July Wokingham - @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and 2.4 in July Camden - 23.7 , up from 13.3 in August and 1.9 in July Reading - 23.5 , up from 8.0 in August and 6.1 in July East Hertfordshire - 23.4 , up from 9.3 in August and 0.7 in July Plymouth - 23.3 , up from 6.9 in August and 1.9 in July Castle Point - 23.2 , up from 1.1 in August and 5.6 in July Windsor and Maidenhead - 23.1 , down from 22.5 in August and up from 4.6 in July Bristol - 23.1 , up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ July Kensington and Chelsea - 23.1 , up from 20.5 in August and 8.3 in July Bassetlaw - 23.0 , up from 7.7 in August and 14.5 in July Gedling - 22.9 , up from 11.0 in August and 3.4 in July Chesterfield - 22.9 , up from 1.0 in August and 1.0 in July Merton - 22.8 , up from 8.2 in August and 3.9 in July Dacorum - 22.6 , up from 22.0 in August and 7.8 in July Eden - 22.5 , up from 0.0 in August and down from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , up from 8.3 in August and 4.2 in July Crawley - 22.2 , up from 5.3 in August and 14.2 in July Guildford - 22.1 , up from 9.4 in August and 2.7 in July Elmbridge - 21.9 , up from 18.3 in August and 2.9 in July Lewisham - 21.9 , up from 10.5 in August and 5.3 in July North Somerset - 21.9 , up from 2.8 in August and 1.9 in July Croydon - 21.7 , up from 7.8 in August and 2.6 in July Wellingborough - 21.3 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in July Thurrock - 21.2 , up from 4.0 in August and 4.1 in July Rushmoor - 21.1 , up from 7.4 in August and 1.1 in July Chiltern - 20.8 , up from 9.4 in August and 2.1 in July Sutton - 20.8 , up from 7.8 in August and 7.3 in July Bromley - 20.5 , up from 10.8 in August and 1.5 in July Milton Keynes - 20.4 , up from 8.9 in August and 2.2 in July Gloucester - 20.1 , up from 5.4 in August and 0.0 in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 3.8 in August and 5.8 in July Canterbury - 20.0 , up from 3.0 in August and 5.5 in July Kettering - 19.7 , down from 38.3 in August and up from 12.8 in July Tamworth - 19.6 , up from 6.5 in August and 1.3 in July Staffordshire Moorlands - 19.3 , up from 9.1 in August and 3.0 in July South Gloucestershire - 19.3 , up from 12.3 in August and 1.4 in July Bournemouth , Christchurch and Poole - 19.2 , up from 3.0 in August and 1.8 in July @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 1.4 in August and 4.2 in July Bracknell Forest - 18.8 , up from 5.7 in August and 2.5 in July Maldon - 18.5 , up from 4.6 in August and 3.1 in July Stratford-on-Avon - 18.4 , up from 6.1 in August and 3.1 in July Havant - 18.2 , up from 4.8 in August and 3.2 in July Tandridge - 18.2 , up from 4.5 in August and 4.6 in July Huntingdonshire - 18.0 , up from 6.7 in August and 6.2 in July North Hertfordshire - 18.0 , up from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Wycombe - 17.8 , up from 7.4 in August and 2.3 in July Tunbridge Wells - 17.7 , up from 5.9 in August and 10.2 in July Daventry - 17.5 , up from 5.8 in August and 2.4 in July Stroud - 16.7 , up from 5.8 in August and 3.4 in July Swindon - 16.7 , down from 30.6 in August and up from 16.2 in July Derbyshire Dales - 16.6 , up from 4.1 in August and 1.4 in July Medway - 16.5 , up from 4.7 in August and 5.4 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from 6.2 in August and 1.0 in July West Berkshire - 16.4 , up from 6.3 in August and 5.0 in July Epsom and Ewell - 16.1 , up from 3.7 in August and 1.3 in July South Hams - 16.1 , up from 9.2 in August and 1.2 in July South Northamptonshire - 15.9 , up from 6.3 in August and 3.2 in July Melton - 15.6 , up from 3.9 in August and down from 27.4 in July Cambridge - 15.2 , up from 10.4 in August and 9.5 in July @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in August and 6.8 Sevenoaks - 14.9 , up from 10.8 in August and 2.5 in July Tewkesbury - 14.7 , up from 3.2 in August and 0.0 in July Mendip - 14.7 , up from 6.9 in August and 1.7 in July Eastbourne - 14.5 , up from 4.8 in August and 6.8 in July Arun - 14.3 , up from 3.1 in August and 2.5 in July Gravesham - 14.0 , up from 6.5 in August and down from 16.0 in July Torbay - 13.9 , up from 10.3 in August @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 13.9 , up from 10.6 in August and 4.1 in July Welwyn Hatfield - 13.8 , up from 7.3 in August and 0.8 in July Norwich - 13.5 , up from 8.5 in August and 4.3 in July Southampton - 13.5 , up from 8.3 in August and 5.9 in July Brighton and Hove - 13.4 , up from 6.2 in August and 5.9 in July Mid Sussex - 13.2 , up from 11.3 in August and 2.7 in July Vale of White Horse - 13.2 , up from 9.6 in August and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ up from 7.6 in August and 2.1 in July Chichester - 13.2 , up from 8.3 in August and 4.1 in July Braintree - 13.1 , up from 5.2 in August and 9.9 in July Wiltshire - 13.0 , up from 4.2 in August and 3.6 in July Sedgemoor - 13.0 , up from 4.9 in August and 0.8 in July Gosport - 13.0 , up from 8.3 in August and 1.2 in July Hastings - 13.0 , stayed the same from August and up from 3.2 in July Maidstone - 12.8 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in July East Lindsey - 12.7 , up from 3.5 in August and 3.6 in July East Northamptonshire - 12.7 , up from 11.6 in August and 5.3 in July Test Valley - 12.7 , up from 2.4 in August and 3.2 in July Rochford - 12.6 , up from 8.0 in August and 0.0 in July South Cambridgeshire - 12.6 , up from 5.0 in August and 3.2 in July Aylesbury Vale - 12.5 , up from 6.0 in August and 1.5 in July Herefordshire - 12.4 , up from 4.7 in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ - 12.2 , up from 8.3 in August and 2.2 in July Tonbridge and Malling - 12.1 , up from 3.8 in August , and 9.2 in July South Norfolk - 12.1 , up from 3.5 in August and 1.4 in July Basingstoke and Deane - 11.9 , up from 3.4 in August and 1.7 in July Tendring - 11.6 , up from 3.4 in August and 11 in July Forest of Dean - 11.5 , up from 0 in August and 1.2 in July Folkestone and Hythe - 11.5 , down from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Stevenage - 11.4 , up from 4.6 in August and 2.3 in July North Devon - 11.3 , up from 4.1 in August and 2.1 in July West Oxfordshire - 10.8 , up from 3.6 in August and 7.3 in July Swale 1- 0.7 , up from 2 in August and 4.7 in July Lewes - 10.7 , up from 1.9 in August and 3.9 in July South Holland - 10.5 , up from 1.1 in August and 2.1 in July Colchester - 10.3 , up from 3.6 in August and 6.8 in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 4.3 in August and 7.2 in July Cherwell - 10.0 , up from 8.6 in August and 2.7 in July South Oxfordshire - 9.9 , up from 7 in August and 2.8 in July Fareham - 9.5 , up from 3.4 in August and 1.7 in July Rother - 9.4 , up from 6.2 in August and 1 in July Adur - 9.3 , up from 6.2 in August and 4.7 in July Breckland - 9.3 , down from 18.6 in August and 3.6 in July Mole Valley - 9.2 , up from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ South Somerset - 8.9 , up from 4.2 in August and 1.8 in July Reigate and Banstead - 8.7 , up from 6.1 in August and 2 in July King 's Lynn and West Norfolk - 8.6 , up from 3.3 in August and 0.7 in July Somerset West and Taunton - 8.4 , up from 1.9 in August and 0.6 in July Winchester - 8.0 , up from 5.6 in August and 0.8 in July Dorset - 7.9 , up from 3.2 in August and 0.8 in July Thanet - 7.8 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from 9.2 in July Mid Suffolk - 7.7 , up from 1.9 in August and 2 in July Teignbridge - 7.5 , up from 3.7 in August and 0 in July West Suffolk - 7.3. up from 2.8 in August and 3.9 in July East Suffolk - 7.2 , up from 2 in August and 2.8 in July West Devon - 7.2 , up from 0 in August and 0 in July Wealden - 6.8 , up from 2.5 in August and 3.1 in July Eastleigh - 6.7 , up from 1.5 in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 6.2 , up from 0 in August , down from 12.4 in July Torridge - 5.9 , up from 1.5 in August and 0 in July North Norfolk - 5.7 , up from 0 in August and 1.9 in July East Cambridgeshire - 5.6 , same as August and up from 0 in July Cotswold - 5.6 , up from 4.5 in August and 4.5 in July Broadland - 5.4 , up from 1.5 in August and 0.8 in July Ipswich - 5.1 , up from 1.5 in August , same as 5.1 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from 2.5 in August , down from 8.5 in July Fenland - 4.9 , up from 3.9 in August , down from 6.9 in July Mid Devon - 4.9 , down from 12.1 in August , up from 2.4 in July East Devon - 4.8 , same as August , up from 2.1 in July Babergh - 4.3 , down from 5.4 in August , up from 3.3 in July Isle of Wight - 4.2 , up from 2.1 in August and 0 in July

Alarming new data shows the speed at which coronavirus is ripping through communities in England.
Since July, analysis by Mirror Online reveals that some hotspots have seen the number of cases multiply by 100 in just a month as authorities battle against a second wave.
This equates to a 10,000% surge in infections.
Of 315 local authority areas in the country, just nine have seen a fall in the infection rate since the end of last month.
Burnley, which now is the worst-affected area in England, has seen its weekly infection rate skyrocket from 19.2 cases per 100,000 in July to 313.8 in latest Public Health England figures.
In July, Sunderland had just 1.1 cases per 100,000 people - compared to its current rate of 186.5.
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And in Halton the number of new cases is 140 times higher than it was when Public Health England released infection data on July 28.
Craven, in North Yorkshire, did not have a single case identified in seven days at the end of August, but now its rate has rocketed to 110.3 - making it one of the country's worst hotspots.
The data, shown in full below, reveals that Newcastle, Gateshead, St Helens, Knowsley and Wirral have seen some of the sharpest rises in the past two months.
Local lockdowns, which were introduced in Greater Manchester, parts of Lancashire and Yorkshire at the start of August, have not driven the number of infections down, the data shows.
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Manchester's rate is nearly five times higher than it was in late August, while Oldham, Bury and Trafford have all seen large rises.
Liverpool, now the third worst area in England, has seen its rate surge from 14.1 to 265.6 in just a month.
Blackburn with Darwen did show a fall between late July and late August, but in the past month it has soared back up again - rising from 54.1 cases per 100,000 to 167.7.
At the end of July it was England's worst hotspot, with a rate of 79.2.
Now that would put it in 51st place, while 38 areas have an infection rate of higher than 100.
England's 10 worst coronavirus hotspots at the end of July Blackburn with Darwen - 79.2 cases per 100,000 Leicester - 56.0 cases per 100,000 Oldham - 53.9 cases per 100,000 Bradford - 46.0 cases per 100,000 Rochdale - 34.5 cases per 100,000 Trafford - 34.3 cases per 100,000 Hyndburn - 33.4 cases per 100,000 Pendle - 31.7 cases per 100,000 Sandwell - 28.7 cases per 100,000 Melton - 27.4 cases per 100,000
Data released on August 28 showed that Pendle had England's highest infection rate, of 56.5.
Latest data shows that a month later, 71 local authority areas have a higher infection rate.
The government's Sage committee estimates that the R rate is between 1.2 and 1.5 - meaning that every 10 infected people pass the virus on to between 12 and 15 people.
This means the number of infections is likely to double every seven to eight days.
England's 10 worst hotspots at the end of August Pendle - 56.5 cases per 100,000 Blackburn with Darwen - 54.1 cases per 100,000 Oldham - 54.0 cases per 100,000 Bradford - 43.0 cases per 100,000 Manchester - 42.0 cases per 100,000 Corby - 40.2 cases per 100,000 Kettering - 38.3 cases per 100,000 Northampton - 37.0 cases per 100,000 Redditch - 36.4 cases per 100,000 Burnley - 34.9 cases per 100,000
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Last week Sir Patrick Vallance said less than eight per cent of the UK population had contracted the virus and developed antibodies - but this amounts to about four to five million people.
Yesterday the Department of Health reported there had been 7,143 new coronavirus cases recorded in the most recent 24-hour period, while the death toll rose by 71.
Latest infection rates (per 100,000 people) compared to August and July
Burnley - 313.8, up from 34.9 in August and 19.2 in July
Knowsley - 283.0, up from 5.3 in August and 3.3 in July
Liverpool - 265.6, up from 14.1 in August and 5.7 in July
Newcastle upon Tyne - 258.2, up from 11.6 in August and 0.7 in July
Halton - 222.5, up from 3.9 in August and 1.6 in July
Manchester - 217.1, up from 42.0 in August and 22.5 in July
Pendle - 212.8, up from 56.5 in August and 31.7 in July
Bolton - 206.9, up from 18.4 in August and 17.2 in July
St Helens - 202.1, up from 6.6 in August and 2.8 in July
Hyndburn - 199.9, up from 25.9 in August and 33.4 in July
Bury - 192.2, up from 29.8 in August and 10.5 in July
South Tyneside - 190.8, up from 18.5 in August and 2.7 in July
Preston - 187.9, up from 29.3 in August and 19.0 in July
Sunderland - 186.5, up from 6.8 in August and 1.1 in July
Oldham - 182.2, up from 54.0 in August and 53.9 in July
Sefton - 179.4, up from 11.2 in August and 5.8 in July
Warrington - 178.1, up from 4.3 in August and 3.3 in July
Rochdale - 171.8, up from 33.7 in August and 34.5 in July
Blackburn with Darwen - 167.7, up from 54.1 in August and 79.2 in July
Wirral - 159.6, up from 17.0 in August and 4.0 in July
Salford - 158.4, up from 26.3 in August and 17.3 in July
Bradford - 156.2, up from 43.0 in August and 46.0 in July
Tameside - 147.9, up from 26.0 in August and 16.4 in July
Northumberland - 147.3, up from 11.2 in August and 1.9 in July
Birmingham - 138.6, up from 25.2 in August and 13.0
Gateshead - 137.1, up from 8.9 in August and 1.5 in July
Wigan - 136.3, up from 10.6 in August and 6.7 in July
Leeds - 132.0, up from 25.6 in August and 4.4 in July
North Tyneside - 130.3, up from 5.3 in August and 2.4 in July
Hartlepool - 127.1, up from 7.5 in August and 12.9 in July
West Lancashire - 121.6, up from 4.4 in August and 14.9
Rossendale - 120.3, up from 16.8 in August and 5.6 in July
Trafford - 113.8, up from 25.3 in August and 34.3 in July
Craven - 110.3, up from 0.0 in August and 5.3 in July
Middlesbrough - 108.5, up from 27.0 in August and 3.6 in July
Sandwell - 106.3, up from 25.3 in August and 28.7 in July
Fylde - 100.3, up from 7.4 in August and 2.5 in July
Kirklees - 100.02, up from 25.0 in August and 19.1 in July
Leicester - 96.8, up from 29.9 in August and 56.0 in July
County Durham - 95.1, up from 8.3 in August and 1.7 in July
Sheffield - 93.0, up from 10.8 in August and 17.9 in July
Stockton-on-Tees - 90.7, up from 4.6 in August and 2.0 in July
Ribble Valley - 90.3, up from 14.8 in August and 8.3 in July
Darlington - 88.0, up from 0.0 in August and 2.8 in July
Barrow-in-Furness - 88.0, up from 0.0 in August and 1.5 in July
Calderdale - 86.1, up from 28.8 in August and 24.8 in July
Stockport - 85.9, up from 11.9 in August and 15.4 in July
South Ribble - 84.8, up from 6.3 in August and 2.7 in July
Rotherham - 81.8, up from 5.3 in August and 12.8 in July
Oadby and Wigston - 80.7, up from 33.3 in August and 24.5 in July
Solihull - 79.0, up from 7.4 in August and 4.2 in July
Chorley - 75.3, up from 4.2 in August and 3.4 in July
Wolverhampton - 74.4, up from 15.2 in August and 13.4 in July
Walsall - 72.2, up from 10.9 in August and 7.1 in July
Blackpool - 70.3, up from 9.3 in August and 5.7 in July
Coventry - 70.0, up from 13.2 in August and 7.9 in July
Wakefield - 69.5, up from 15.5 in August and 14.5 in July
Wyre - 68.7, up from 2.7 in August and 1.8 in July
Newark and Sherwood - 67.8, up from 7.4 in August and 5.8 in July
Slough - 66.9, up from 8.7 in August and 2.7 in July
Richmondshire - 65.1, up from 9.3 in August and 0.0 in July
Luton - 63.4, up from 12.7 in August and 20.6 in July
Redbridge - 62.9, up from 8.2 in August and 4.3 in July
Selby - 61.8, up from 3.3 in August and 1.1 in July
Barking and Dagenham - 61.1, up from 16.0 in August and 3.3 in July
Cheshire West and Chester - 60.9, up from 8.2 in August and 5.6 in July
Nottingham - 60.7, up from 11.1 in August and 3.6 in July
High Peak - 60.4, up from 14.0 in August and 14.1 in July
Redcar and Cleveland - 59.1, up from 8.7 in August and 0.7
Exeter - 57.8, up from 6.8 in August and 3.8 in July
Newham - 56.1, up from 9.1 in August and 3.1 in July
York - 55.6, up from 7.1 in August and 4.3 in July
Lincoln - 53.4, up from 3.0 in August and 3.0 in July
Rugby - 52.3, up from 4.6 in August and 0.9 in July
Dudley - 51.6, up from 7.8 in August and 3.4 in July
Hounslow - 51.2, up from 9.6 in August and 5.9 in July
Barnsley - 51.0, up from 7.7 in August and 7.3 in July
Cheshire East - 51.0, up from 8.1 in August and 1.3 in July
Harrogate - 51.0, up from 6.2 in August and 6.2 in July
Lancaster - 50.0, up from 7.5 in August and 2.1 in July
Tower Hamlets - 49.6, up from 12.9 in August and 7.9 in July
Doncaster - 49.4, up from 3.5 in August and 3.2 in July
Wyre Forest - 49.4, up from 6.9 in August and 1.0 in July
Blaby - 49.2, up from 21.7 in August and 8.0 in July
Oxford - 49.2, up from 28.2 in August and 20.7 in July
Broxtowe - 49.1, up from 10.5 in August and 3.5 in July
South Staffordshire - 48.9, up from 5.3 in August and 4.5 in July
Hillingdon - 46.9, up from 8.8 in August and 3.9 in July
Redditch - 46.9, up from 36.4 in August and 1.2 in July
Havering - 46.6, up from 11.2 in August and 7.4 in July
Charnwood - 46.3, up from 7.5 in August and 7.1 in July
Bolsover - 45.9, up from 7.4 in August and 7.5 in July
Ealing - 45.3, up from 15.8 in August and 6.4 in July
Great Yarmouth - 45.3, up from 26.2 in August and 1.0 in July
Bedford - 45.0, up from 9.8 in August and 16.3 in July
Nuneaton and Bedworth - 44.7, up from 10.0 in August and 9.3 in July
Ashfield - 44.6, up from 2.3 in August and 2.4 in July
Waltham Forest - 44.4, up from 7.9 in August and 3.3 in July
Brent - 44.3, up from 7.6 in August and 8.2 in July
Scarborough - 44.1, up from 4.6 in August and 0.0 in July
Hambleton - 43.7, up from 3.3 in August and 0.0 in July
North Lincolnshire - 43.5, up from 5.8 in August and 1.7 in July
Amber Valley - 42.9, up from 0.8 in August and 5.5 in July
Newcastle-under-Lyme - 42.5, up from 20.9 in August and 5.4 in July
Carlisle - 42.3, up from 12.9 in August and 9.2 in July
North East Derbyshire - 41.4, up from 2.0 in August and 4.9 in July
Epping Forest - 40.2, up from 11.4 in August and 1.5 in July
Stoke-on-Trent - 40.2, up from 21.1 in August and 3.1 in July
Stafford - 40.1, up from 3.6 in August and 2.9 in July
Hinckley and Bosworth - 39.8, up from 7.1 in August and 2.7 in July
Rushcliffe - 39.4, up from 7.6 in August and 2.5 in July
East Riding of Yorkshire - 39.0, up from 7.0 in August and 1.5 in July
Hackney and City of London - 38.9, up from 29.9 in August and 13.2 in July
Harborough - 38.4, up from 6.4 in August and 6.5 in July
Broxbourne - 38.0, up from 6.2 in August and 2.1 in July
Uttlesford - 37.2, up from 6.6 in August and 4.5 in July
Southwark - 37.0, up from 15.1 in August and 5.0 in July
Enfield - 36.8, up from 14.1 in August and 1.8 in July
Islington - 36.3, up from 12.0 in August and 4.6 in July
Bromsgrove - 36.0, up from 5.0 in August and 6.1 in July
Barnet - 35.9, up from 10.1 in August and 5.6 in July
Haringey - 35.7, up from 13.8 in August and 5.2 in July
Hammersmith and Fulham - 35.6, up from 17.8 in August and 7.6 in July
Worcester - 35.6, up from 4.0 in August and 6.9 in July
South Lakeland - 35.2, up from 1.9 in August and 4.8 in July
Mansfield - 34.8, up from 5.5 in August and 2.8 in July
Woking - 34.7, up from 3.0 in August and 2.0 in July
Corby - 34.6, down from 40.2 in August and up from 9.9 in July
Harrow - 33.8, up from 17.1 in August and 4.4 in July
Copeland - 33.7, up from 8.8 in August and 5.8 in July
North Warwickshire - 33.7, up from 3.1 in August and 6.2 in July
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly - 32.7, up from 3.0 in August and 3.3 in July
Derby - 32.6, up from 7.8 in August and 2.7 in July
Ryedale - 32.5, up from 1.8 in August and 0.0 in July
Warwick - 32.0, up from 5.6 in August and 3.5 in July
Lambeth - 31.9, up from 9.5 in August and 5.2 in July
Allerdale - 31.7, up from 5.1 in August and 5.1 in July
South Derbyshire - 31.7, up from 2.8 in August and 2.9 in July
Telford and Wrekin - 31.7, up from 5.6 in August and 2.8 in July
Waverley - 31.7, up from 9.5 in August and 3.2 in July
Three Rivers - 31.1, up from 11.8 in August and 5.4 in July
St Albans - 31.0, up from 6.7 in August and 6.1 in July
Wandsworth - 30.3, up from 17.0 in August and 4.3 in July
Runnymede - 30.2, up from 7.8 in August and 3.4 in July
Cheltenham - 30.1, up from 6.9 in August and 3.4 in July
Watford - 30.0, up from 16.6 in August and 7.2 in July
Shropshire - 30.0, up from 6.2 in August and 5.3 in July
South Bucks - 30.0, up from 15.7 in August and 7.1 in July
Harlow - 29.9, up from 3.4 in August and 1.2 in July
Brentwood - 29.9, up from 10.4 in August and 2.6 in July
North East Lincolnshire - 29.5, up from 4.4 in August and 1.9 in July
East Staffordshire - 29.2, up from 4.2 in August and 6.7 in July
Malvern Hills - 29.2, up from 6.4 in August and 2.6 in July
Basildon - 28.8, up from 5.9 in August and 3.8 in July
Greenwich - 28.5, up from 7.3 in August and 5.2 in July
North Kesteven - 28.2, up from 2.6 in August and 4.2 in July
Kingston upon Thames - 28.2, up from 6.8 in August and 2.8 in July
Spelthorne - 28.0, up from 8.0 in August and 0.0 in July
North West Leicestershire - 28.0, up from 4.8 in August and 5.9 in July
Peterborough - 27.7, up from 19.8 in August and 19.4 in July
Hertsmere - 27.6, up from 9.5 in August and 2.9 in July
Rutland - 27.6, up from 10.0 in August and 7.6 in July
Wychavon - 27.0, up from 7.0 in August and 8.6 in July
Cannock Chase - 26.8, up from 6.0 in August and 10.0 in July
Richmond upon Thames - 26.8, up from 11.1 in August and 3.6 in July
Southend-on-Sea - 26.8, up from 7.1 in August and 1.6 in July
Northampton - 26.3, down from 37.0 in August and up from 17.8 in July
Westminster - 26.0, up from 13.4 in August and 4.3 in July
Erewash - 26.0, up from 6.9 in August and 2.6 in July
Bath and North East Somerset - 25.9, up from 15.0 in August and 3.6 in July
Hull - 25.4, up from 3.1 in August and 3.8 in July
Portsmouth - 25.1, up from 5.6 in August and 1.4 in July
Surrey Heath - 24.6, up from 4.5 in August and 3.4 in July
Bexley - 24.6, up from 8.9 in August and 7.3 in July
Worthing - 24.4, up from 4.5 in August and 3.6 in July
West Lindsey - 24.0, up from 0.0 in August and 0.0 in July
Dartford - 24.0, up from 8.0 in August and 14.6 in July
Wokingham - 24.0, up from 5.8 in August and 2.4 in July
Camden - 23.7, up from 13.3 in August and 1.9 in July
Reading - 23.5, up from 8.0 in August and 6.1 in July
East Hertfordshire - 23.4, up from 9.3 in August and 0.7 in July
Plymouth - 23.3, up from 6.9 in August and 1.9 in July
Castle Point - 23.2, up from 1.1 in August and 5.6 in July
Windsor and Maidenhead - 23.1, down from 22.5 in August and up from 4.6 in July
Bristol - 23.1, up from 10.8 in August and 3.9 in July
Kensington and Chelsea - 23.1, up from 20.5 in August and 8.3 in July
Bassetlaw - 23.0, up from 7.7 in August and 14.5 in July
Gedling - 22.9, up from 11.0 in August and 3.4 in July
Chesterfield - 22.9, up from 1.0 in August and 1.0 in July
Merton - 22.8, up from 8.2 in August and 3.9 in July
Dacorum - 22.6, up from 22.0 in August and 7.8 in July
Eden - 22.5, up from 0.0 in August and down from 22.7 in July
Central Bedfordshire - 22.5, up from 8.3 in August and 4.2 in July
Crawley - 22.2, up from 5.3 in August and 14.2 in July
Guildford - 22.1, up from 9.4 in August and 2.7 in July
Elmbridge - 21.9, up from 18.3 in August and 2.9 in July
Lewisham - 21.9, up from 10.5 in August and 5.3 in July
North Somerset - 21.9, up from 2.8 in August and 1.9 in July
Croydon - 21.7, up from 7.8 in August and 2.6 in July
Wellingborough - 21.3, up from 15.1 in August and 5.0 in July
Thurrock - 21.2, up from 4.0 in August and 4.1 in July
Rushmoor - 21.1, up from 7.4 in August and 1.1 in July
Chiltern - 20.8, up from 9.4 in August and 2.1 in July
Sutton - 20.8, up from 7.8 in August and 7.3 in July
Bromley - 20.5, up from 10.8 in August and 1.5 in July
Milton Keynes - 20.4, up from 8.9 in August and 2.2 in July
Gloucester - 20.1, up from 5.4 in August and 0.0 in July
Lichfield - 20.0, up from 3.8 in August and 5.8 in July
Canterbury - 20.0, up from 3.0 in August and 5.5 in July
Kettering - 19.7, down from 38.3 in August and up from 12.8 in July
Tamworth - 19.6, up from 6.5 in August and 1.3 in July
Staffordshire Moorlands - 19.3, up from 9.1 in August and 3.0 in July
South Gloucestershire - 19.3, up from 12.3 in August and 1.4 in July
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole - 19.2, up from 3.0 in August and 1.8 in July
South Kesteven - 19.0, up from 1.4 in August and 4.2 in July
Bracknell Forest - 18.8, up from 5.7 in August and 2.5 in July
Maldon - 18.5, up from 4.6 in August and 3.1 in July
Stratford-on-Avon - 18.4, up from 6.1 in August and 3.1 in July
Havant - 18.2, up from 4.8 in August and 3.2 in July
Tandridge - 18.2, up from 4.5 in August and 4.6 in July
Huntingdonshire - 18.0, up from 6.7 in August and 6.2 in July
North Hertfordshire - 18.0, up from 8.2 in August and 0.8 in July
Wycombe - 17.8, up from 7.4 in August and 2.3 in July
Tunbridge Wells - 17.7, up from 5.9 in August and 10.2 in July
Daventry - 17.5, up from 5.8 in August and 2.4 in July
Stroud - 16.7, up from 5.8 in August and 3.4 in July
Swindon - 16.7, down from 30.6 in August and up from 16.2 in July
Derbyshire Dales - 16.6, up from 4.1 in August and 1.4 in July
Medway - 16.5, up from 4.7 in August and 5.4 in July
Hart - 16.5, up from 6.2 in August and 1.0 in July
West Berkshire - 16.4, up from 6.3 in August and 5.0 in July
Epsom and Ewell - 16.1, up from 3.7 in August and 1.3 in July
South Hams - 16.1, up from 9.2 in August and 1.2 in July
South Northamptonshire - 15.9, up from 6.3 in August and 3.2 in July
Melton - 15.6, up from 3.9 in August and down from 27.4 in July
Cambridge - 15.2, up from 10.4 in August and 9.5 in July
Chelmsford - 15.1, up from 7.3 in August and 6.8
Sevenoaks - 14.9, up from 10.8 in August and 2.5 in July
Tewkesbury - 14.7, up from 3.2 in August and 0.0 in July
Mendip - 14.7, up from 6.9 in August and 1.7 in July
Eastbourne - 14.5, up from 4.8 in August and 6.8 in July
Arun - 14.3, up from 3.1 in August and 2.5 in July
Gravesham - 14.0, up from 6.5 in August and down from 16.0 in July
Torbay - 13.9, up from 10.3 in August and 3.7 in July
East Hampshire - 13.9, up from 10.6 in August and 4.1 in July
Welwyn Hatfield - 13.8, up from 7.3 in August and 0.8 in July
Norwich - 13.5, up from 8.5 in August and 4.3 in July
Southampton - 13.5, up from 8.3 in August and 5.9 in July
Brighton and Hove - 13.4, up from 6.2 in August and 5.9 in July
Mid Sussex - 13.2, up from 11.3 in August and 2.7 in July
Vale of White Horse - 13.2, up from 9.6 in August and 6.7 in July
Horsham - 13.2, up from 7.6 in August and 2.1 in July
Chichester - 13.2, up from 8.3 in August and 4.1 in July
Braintree - 13.1, up from 5.2 in August and 9.9 in July
Wiltshire - 13.0, up from 4.2 in August and 3.6 in July
Sedgemoor - 13.0, up from 4.9 in August and 0.8 in July
Gosport - 13.0, up from 8.3 in August and 1.2 in July
Hastings - 13.0, stayed the same from August and up from 3.2 in July
Maidstone - 12.8, up from 4.1 in August and 5.9 in July
East Lindsey - 12.7, up from 3.5 in August and 3.6 in July
East Northamptonshire - 12.7, up from 11.6 in August and 5.3 in July
Test Valley - 12.7, up from 2.4 in August and 3.2 in July
Rochford - 12.6, up from 8.0 in August and 0.0 in July
South Cambridgeshire - 12.6, up from 5.0 in August and 3.2 in July
Aylesbury Vale - 12.5, up from 6.0 in August and 1.5 in July
Herefordshire - 12.4, up from 4.7 in August and 5.7 in July
New Forest - 12.2, up from 8.3 in August and 2.2 in July
Tonbridge and Malling - 12.1, up from 3.8 in August, and 9.2 in July
South Norfolk - 12.1, up from 3.5 in August and 1.4 in July
Basingstoke and Deane - 11.9, up from 3.4 in August and 1.7 in July
Tendring - 11.6, up from 3.4 in August and 11 in July
Forest of Dean - 11.5, up from 0 in August and 1.2 in July
Folkestone and Hythe - 11.5, down from 13.3 in August, same as July
Stevenage - 11.4, up from 4.6 in August and 2.3 in July
North Devon - 11.3, up from 4.1 in August and 2.1 in July
West Oxfordshire - 10.8, up from 3.6 in August and 7.3 in July
Swale 1- 0.7, up from 2 in August and 4.7 in July
Lewes - 10.7, up from 1.9 in August and 3.9 in July
South Holland - 10.5, up from 1.1 in August and 2.1 in July
Colchester - 10.3, up from 3.6 in August and 6.8 in July
Boston - 10.0, up from 4.3 in August and 7.2 in July
Cherwell - 10.0, up from 8.6 in August and 2.7 in July
South Oxfordshire - 9.9, up from 7 in August and 2.8 in July
Fareham - 9.5, up from 3.4 in August and 1.7 in July
Rother - 9.4, up from 6.2 in August and 1 in July
Adur - 9.3, up from 6.2 in August and 4.7 in July
Breckland - 9.3, down from 18.6 in August and 3.6 in July
Mole Valley - 9.2, up from 8 in August and 2.3 in July
South Somerset - 8.9, up from 4.2 in August and 1.8 in July
Reigate and Banstead - 8.7, up from 6.1 in August and 2 in July
King's Lynn and West Norfolk - 8.6, up from 3.3 in August and 0.7 in July
Somerset West and Taunton - 8.4, up from 1.9 in August and 0.6 in July
Winchester - 8.0, up from 5.6 in August and 0.8 in July
Dorset - 7.9, up from 3.2 in August and 0.8 in July
Thanet - 7.8, up from 4.2 in August, down from 9.2 in July
Mid Suffolk - 7.7, up from 1.9 in August and 2 in July
Teignbridge - 7.5, up from 3.7 in August and 0 in July
West Suffolk - 7.3. up from 2.8 in August and 3.9 in July
East Suffolk - 7.2, up from 2 in August and 2.8 in July
West Devon - 7.2, up from 0 in August and 0 in July
Wealden - 6.8, up from 2.5 in August and 3.1 in July
Eastleigh - 6.7, up from 1.5 in August and 4.6 in July
Ashford - 6.2, up from 0 in August, down from 12.4 in July
Torridge - 5.9, up from 1.5 in August and 0 in July
North Norfolk - 5.7, up from 0 in August and 1.9 in July
East Cambridgeshire - 5.6, same as August and up from 0 in July
Cotswold - 5.6, up from 4.5 in August and 4.5 in July
Broadland - 5.4, up from 1.5 in August and 0.8 in July
Ipswich - 5.1, up from 1.5 in August, same as 5.1 in July
Dover - 5.1, up from 2.5 in August, down from 8.5 in July
Fenland - 4.9, up from 3.9 in August, down from 6.9 in July
Mid Devon - 4.9, down from 12.1 in August, up from 2.4 in July
East Devon - 4.8, same as August, up from 2.1 in July
Babergh - 4.3, down from 5.4 in August, up from 3.3 in July
Isle of Wight - 4.2, up from 2.1 in August and 0 in July


thedailymirror--2020-09-30--Real reason behind Mariah Carey's feud with Jennifer Lopez

Mariah Carey has revealed the real reason behind her long-standing feud with fellow superstar Jennifer Lopez .
In a tell-all memoir , Mariah , 50 , has shed light on their strained relationship , and thrown in a savage dig , just for good measure .
While the story behind feud has circulated for years , Mariah has given fans a little more insight into the real reason their battle began .
In an extract of her new book , The Meaning Of Mariah Carey , obtained by TooFab , Mariah shed light on how her divorce from former Sony @ @ @ @ @ @ @ falling out with J-Lo .
Carey has alleged Mottola made an effort to thwart the success of her 2001 movie Glitter and the film 's accompanying lead single Loverboy - and the plot involved Lopez 's song I 'm Real .
The singer wrote : “ Much of what went wrong with Glitter led back to Tommy .
“ He was angry about the divorce and my departure from Sony , and he used all his power and connections to punish me.
” Mariah noted that the movie wasn ’ t award-worthy , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ex , who she had divorced three years before Glitter was released .
The megastar accused Mottola “ and his cronies ” of interfering with the film ’ s soundtrack and taking out her standees and promotional items from record shops .
Carey wrote : “ Tommy was furious when I cut the strings he used to manipulate me .
“ There was no way he would allow me to have a huge success after leaving him and Sony .
He was not going to let me or Glitter shine.
” JLo was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ single Loverboy which , Mariah claims , included a sample of the song Firecracker by Yellow Magic Orchestra .
Carey has claimed that Sony rushed to make JLo ’ s single I ’ m Real , including a sample of Firecracker in it after learning the track had been used in Loverboy .
Although she never refers to her rival by name , Carey alleges in her book : “ That did not go unnoticed by Sony executives ( and spies ) , '' she wrote of using Firecracker in Loverboy .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the same sample I used , Sony rushed to make a single for another female entertainer on their label ( whom I do n't know ) .
” Mariah goes on to claim a song she was working on with Ja Rule was derailed after her ex Mottola intervened .
She states that Ja was working with her on a song before Motolla became involved and ended up collaborating with JLo on I ’ m Real .
Mariah claims her ex husband called “ his manager Irv Gotti , asking him and Ja @ @ @ @ @ @ @ same female entertainer 's record - leaving me to scurry and remake the song.
” Gotti has confirmed Mottola had indeed called him with the offer prior to Mariah ’ s fresh accusations .
Carey went on to make a savage dig at JLo , writing : “ And after all that s**t , ‘ Loverboy ’ ended up being the best-selling single of 2001 in the United States .
I ’ m real.
” The explosive snippets released from the book come after it was revealed the fur is set to fly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ – and her own family – in her new autobiography .
Mariah promised to lift the lid on her many feuds and clashes with stars such as Jennifer Lopez , Madonna and Nicki Minaj .
Speaking about The Meaning Of Mariah Carey , which is out on Tuesday , the diva said : “ I cried writing this book .
`` I ’ m sure a lot of people will be upset with me.
” In the past , Mariah has insisted that J.Lo does not exist , and when Madonna said she @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sing hits like Mariah ’ s Always Be My Baby , the diva hit back and said : “ I haven ’ t paid attention to Madonna since I was in seventh or eighth grade when she used to be popular.
” Mariah also clashed with Nicki Minaj on American Idol .
When asked if her fellow judge had called her a b**** in a song , Mariah said : “ I didn ’ t know she sang.
” The singer is also expected to address the moment TV chat show host Ellen @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pregnant on live TV in 2008 .
She will also spill the beans on her relationship with her “ ex-sister ” and “ ex-brother ” Alison and Morgan .
Mariah has previously said of her siblings : “ They have been heartless in dealing with me .
`` I ’ d never have spoken about my family had they not done it first .
”

Mariah has given fans a little more insight into how their battle began in her explosive new auto-biography The Meaning Of Mariah Carey
Real reason behind Mariah Carey's feud with Jennifer Lopez as she gets claws out in tell-all new book
Mariah Carey has revealed the real reason behind her long-standing feud with fellow superstar Jennifer Lopez.
In a tell-all memoir, Mariah, 50, has shed light on their strained relationship, and thrown in a savage dig, just for good measure.
While the story behind feud has circulated for years, Mariah has given fans a little more insight into the real reason their battle began.
In an extract of her new book, The Meaning Of Mariah Carey, obtained by TooFab, Mariah shed light on how her divorce from former Sony Music CEO Tommy Mottola led to her falling out with J-Lo.
Carey has alleged Mottola made an effort to thwart the success of her 2001 movie Glitter and the film's accompanying lead single Loverboy - and the plot involved Lopez's song I'm Real.
Image: MariahCarey/Twitter) MariahCarey/Twitter)
The singer wrote: “Much of what went wrong with Glitter led back to Tommy.
“He was angry about the divorce and my departure from Sony, and he used all his power and connections to punish me.”
Mariah noted that the movie wasn’t award-worthy, but partially blames its failures on her ex, who she had divorced three years before Glitter was released.
The megastar accused Mottola “and his cronies” of interfering with the film’s soundtrack and taking out her standees and promotional items from record shops.
Carey wrote: “Tommy was furious when I cut the strings he used to manipulate me.
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“There was no way he would allow me to have a huge success after leaving him and Sony. He was not going to let me or Glitter shine.”
JLo was involved in the making of the lead single Loverboy which, Mariah claims, included a sample of the song Firecracker by Yellow Magic Orchestra.
Carey has claimed that Sony rushed to make JLo’s single I’m Real, including a sample of Firecracker in it after learning the track had been used in Loverboy.
Although she never refers to her rival by name, Carey alleges in her book: “That did not go unnoticed by Sony executives (and spies)," she wrote of using Firecracker in Loverboy.
“After hearing my new song, using the same sample I used, Sony rushed to make a single for another female entertainer on their label (whom I don't know).”
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Mariah goes on to claim a song she was working on with Ja Rule was derailed after her ex Mottola intervened.
She states that Ja was working with her on a song before Motolla became involved and ended up collaborating with JLo on I’m Real.
Mariah claims her ex husband called “his manager Irv Gotti, asking him and Ja to collaborate on a duet for the same female entertainer's record - leaving me to scurry and remake the song.”
Gotti has confirmed Mottola had indeed called him with the offer prior to Mariah’s fresh accusations.
Carey went on to make a savage dig at JLo, writing: “And after all that s**t, ‘Loverboy’ ended up being the best-selling single of 2001 in the United States. I’m real.”
Image: NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty Images) NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty Images)
The explosive snippets released from the book come after it was revealed the fur is set to fly as Mariah gets her claws into celebs – and her own family – in her new autobiography.
Mariah promised to lift the lid on her many feuds and clashes with stars such as Jennifer Lopez, Madonna and Nicki Minaj .
A source revealed: “She isn’t going to hold back.”
Speaking about The Meaning Of Mariah Carey, which is out on Tuesday, the diva said: “I cried writing this book.
"I’m sure a lot of people will be upset with me.”
In the past, Mariah has insisted that J.Lo does not exist, and when Madonna said she would “rather kill myself” than sing hits like Mariah’s Always Be My Baby, the diva hit back and said: “I haven’t paid attention to Madonna since I was in seventh or eighth grade when she used to be popular.”
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
Mariah also clashed with Nicki Minaj on American Idol.
When asked if her fellow judge had called her a b**** in a song, Mariah said: “I didn’t know she sang.”
The singer is also expected to address the moment TV chat show host Ellen DeGeneres pushed her to admit she was pregnant on live TV in 2008.
She will also spill the beans on her relationship with her “ex-sister” and “ex-brother” Alison and Morgan.
Mariah has previously said of her siblings: “They have been heartless in dealing with me.
"I’d never have spoken about my family had they not done it first.”


thedailymirror--2020-09-30--Sperm donor with 150 kids fathers six more as lockdown 'hasn't slowed me down'

A prolific sperm donor with 150 kids worldwide has fathered a further six babies during lockdown .
Five women are currently pregnant with Joe Donor 's children - as he insists coronavirus restrictions ca n't slow him down .
One woman has already given birth this summer , putting Joe on track to nail his target of impregnating 10 women this year .
The 49-year-old , from Vermont , US , has spent the majority of lockdown in Argentina after getting stuck there while donating his sperm .
But the singleton is now in London and is already set to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to Facebook and recommendations , Joe says he has been as busy as ever since March and hopes more British women in need of sperm will get in touch now they know he 's in the country .
He offers both sexual intercourse and artificial insemination services - but estimates around half of the pregnancies came about through sex .
Joe , who anonymously donates his sperm by concealing his real name , said : `` I have about 150 kids worldwide but there 's currently five women pregnant with my children and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ n't slowed me down and I feel busier than ever .
`` I love seeing photos of the babies when they 're born as a lot of them do look like me .
`` I do n't financially gain from providing my sperm to women , I just enjoy helping people .
`` Luckily I run a few online businesses so I 'm always available and can provide sperm whenever they 're ovulating .
`` I had travelled to Argentina to provide sperm to a few women who had contacted me online but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ international flights resumed a few weeks ago .
`` I 'm now in the UK for a few weeks and hope to help as many people as possible fall pregnant . ''
Joe has travelled across America , Argentina , Italy , Singapore , The Philippines and the UK donating his sperm .
He added : `` I have babies all over the world and although people always worry over incestual issues but that has never happened .
`` I started donating sperm in 2008 and have fathered on average 10 children per @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I would n't father more than 2500 but that would technically be impossible unless I lives until the age of 250 .
`` I aim to donate my sperm for as long as it works which could be until I 'm in my 90 's . ''
Joe offers both sexual intercourse and artificial sperm insemination - he claims about 50 per cent of his children are a result of having sex .
He added : `` I offer both options and although the natural way has a higher success rate , I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ everyone .
`` Some of the women are lesbians and would not want to have sex while others are married but their husband 's are infertile .
`` There 's not a single charge for the 'sperm pot ' as I do just enjoy making the world a better place .
Some women do offer to help with travel expenses if they live far away .
`` I always feel great when I know there has been a birth . ''
Joe opts to have annual medical checks to ensure he 's practising @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : `` I have a health check at least annually but if a woman requests more frequent testing , I will have another check on demand .
`` There 's always a risk as what I 'm doing is n't regulated but women have checks during pregnancy too so they 'd soon find out if they 'd contracted a sexually transmitted disease , which has never happened . ''
Joe is hoping to head back to his hometown of America after his UK trip but says he 's happy to travel anywhere in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ He added : `` I 'm contacted by women all over the world via Facebook or email .
`` I do n't mind travelling as I can work wherever I need to in the world .
`` I 'm hoping that as lockdown eases in some parts of the world again that it 'll be easier to travel more frequently . ''

'Joe Donor' is in London and meeting five more this week as he resumes the world impregnating women, after briefly getting stuck in Argentina making sperm donations
Sperm donor with 150 kids fathers six more as lockdown 'hasn't slowed me down'
A prolific sperm donor with 150 kids worldwide has fathered a further six babies during lockdown.
Five women are currently pregnant with Joe Donor's children - as he insists coronavirus restrictions can't slow him down.
One woman has already given birth this summer, putting Joe on track to nail his target of impregnating 10 women this year.
The 49-year-old, from Vermont, US, has spent the majority of lockdown in Argentina after getting stuck there while donating his sperm.
But the singleton is now in London and is already set to meet five women this week.
Thanks to Facebook and recommendations, Joe says he has been as busy as ever since March and hopes more British women in need of sperm will get in touch now they know he's in the country.
Image: Caters News Agency) Caters News Agency)
He offers both sexual intercourse and artificial insemination services - but estimates around half of the pregnancies came about through sex.
Joe, who anonymously donates his sperm by concealing his real name, said: "I have about 150 kids worldwide but there's currently five women pregnant with my children and one already born.
"Coronavirus hasn't slowed me down and I feel busier than ever.
"I love seeing photos of the babies when they're born as a lot of them do look like me.
"I don't financially gain from providing my sperm to women, I just enjoy helping people.
"Luckily I run a few online businesses so I'm always available and can provide sperm whenever they're ovulating.
Image: Caters News Agency) Caters News Agency)
"I had travelled to Argentina to provide sperm to a few women who had contacted me online but I ended up getting stuck there until international flights resumed a few weeks ago.
"I'm now in the UK for a few weeks and hope to help as many people as possible fall pregnant."
Joe has travelled across America, Argentina, Italy, Singapore, The Philippines and the UK donating his sperm.
He added: "I have babies all over the world and although people always worry over incestual issues but that has never happened.
"I started donating sperm in 2008 and have fathered on average 10 children per year.
"I have always said I wouldn't father more than 2500 but that would technically be impossible unless I lives until the age of 250.
"I aim to donate my sperm for as long as it works which could be until I'm in my 90's."
Image: Caters News Agency) Caters News Agency)
Joe offers both sexual intercourse and artificial sperm insemination - he claims about 50 per cent of his children are a result of having sex.
He added: "I offer both options and although the natural way has a higher success rate, I do understand that it's not for everyone.
"Some of the women are lesbians and would not want to have sex while others are married but their husband's are infertile.
"There's not a single charge for the 'sperm pot' as I do just enjoy making the world a better place. Some women do offer to help with travel expenses if they live far away.
"I always feel great when I know there has been a birth."
Joe opts to have annual medical checks to ensure he's practising as safe as possible.
He adds: "I have a health check at least annually but if a woman requests more frequent testing, I will have another check on demand.
Image: Caters News Agency) Caters News Agency)
"There's always a risk as what I'm doing isn't regulated but women have checks during pregnancy too so they'd soon find out if they'd contracted a sexually transmitted disease, which has never happened."
Joe is hoping to head back to his hometown of America after his UK trip but says he's happy to travel anywhere in the world to donate his sperm.
He added: "I'm contacted by women all over the world via Facebook or email.
"I don't mind travelling as I can work wherever I need to in the world.
"I'm hoping that as lockdown eases in some parts of the world again that it'll be easier to travel more frequently."


thedailymirror--2020-09-30--McDonald's worker shows 'what happens' to food if you order just before closing

A McDonald 's worker whose video showing what happens `` when someone orders two minutes before close '' has gone viral - but the employee has insisted it was only filmed as a joke .
The clip has racked up more than 40 million views on TikTok and shows a worker putting the two halves of a bun in the cardboard box before drowning the bread in eight dollops of mayonnaise .
Lettuce is added before a slice of cheese is thrown down , landing half in and half out of the container , before a patty is also slapped @ @ @ @ @ @ @ closed with half of the cheese still hanging out of the side , before it 's flipped over and pushed down to the end of the line .
Text reads 'When someone orders 2 minutes before close ' but was posted with the caption : `` Just a joke I promise . ''
The video divided opinion with the spoof clip backfiring slightly , as one said : `` I thought this is what you do normally . ''
A second said : `` That 's what it looks like anyways no matter @ @ @ @ @ @ @ honest . ''
It angered some people , as one said : `` Two minutes before closing , so you ’ re still open , do your job .
How would you like someone handling your food like that ? ''
Another added : `` If you don ’ t love what you do then please do something else , you ’ re just creating negativity for other people otherwise . ''
But many defended the video , saying : `` People who do n't get this obviously have never worked in fast @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Eh I 'll still eat it with no complaints . ''
McDonald 's has been contact for comment .
Another employee at the fast food chain has been going viral for his videos filmed inside a McDonald 's kitchen , showing a few behind-the-scenes looks at how they prepare our food .
He recently shared how they cook eggs for McMuffins , which you can see here .

McDonald's worker gets revenge on customer 'ordering just before close'
McDonald's worker gets revenge on customer 'ordering just before close'
A video uploaded to TikTok by a McDonald's employee with the caption 'when someone orders two minutes before close' has gained more than 40 million views - but they insist it was just a spoof
McDonald's worker shows 'what happens' to food if you order just before closing
A McDonald's worker whose video showing what happens "when someone orders two minutes before close" has gone viral - but the employee has insisted it was only filmed as a joke.
The clip has racked up more than 40 million views on TikTok and shows a worker putting the two halves of a bun in the cardboard box before drowning the bread in eight dollops of mayonnaise.
Lettuce is added before a slice of cheese is thrown down, landing half in and half out of the container, before a patty is also slapped in.
The box is then aggressively closed with half of the cheese still hanging out of the side, before it's flipped over and pushed down to the end of the line.
Image: willbirn/Tiktok) willbirn/Tiktok)
Text reads 'When someone orders 2 minutes before close' but was posted with the caption: "Just a joke I promise."
The video divided opinion with the spoof clip backfiring slightly, as one said: "I thought this is what you do normally."
A second said: "That's what it looks like anyways no matter the time of order let's be honest."
Image: willbirn/Tiktok) willbirn/Tiktok)
It angered some people, as one said: "Two minutes before closing, so you’re still open, do your job. How would you like someone handling your food like that?"
Another added: "If you don’t love what you do then please do something else, you’re just creating negativity for other people otherwise."
But many defended the video, saying: "People who don't get this obviously have never worked in fast food..."
Another argued: "Eh I'll still eat it with no complaints."
McDonald's has been contact for comment.
Another employee at the fast food chain has been going viral for his videos filmed inside a McDonald's kitchen, showing a few behind-the-scenes looks at how they prepare our food.
He recently shared how they cook eggs for McMuffins, which you can see here.


thedailymirror--2020-09-30--iPhones are about to get 117 new emoji including transgender flag and male bride

From smiley faces to cheeky aubergines , emoji now form a staple part of many people ’ s daily messages .
Now , iPhone users are about to get 117 new characters , including the transgender flag , and a man wearing a veil .
The new emoji are part of Apple ’ s iOS 14.2 update , according to Emojipedia .
It explained : “ The wait is nearly over for iOS users : bubble tea , a transgender flag , seal , feather and more emojis are included in the latest iOS beta .
“ iOS 14.2 beta @ @ @ @ @ @ @ meaning these new emojis are coming to a public release in the coming weeks.
” The update includes two new faces - a smiling face with a tear , and a disguised face .
Gender variations for people have also been expanded , allowing users to choose a male or female wearing a tuxedo , as well as a male or female bride .
Emojipedia explained : “ Prior releases assigned a man to wear the tuxedo and a woman to wear a veil , but these have been reclassified by Unicode as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ paving the way for consistent options for women or men to wear either , in addition to the default person design.
” Several existing emoji have also been altered in the iOS 14.2 update .
The cockroach and fly have been made to look more realistic , while the ‘ People Hugging ’ emoji has been altered to just show two silhouettes .
Unfortunately , there are still a few weeks to go before the iOS 14.2 update is rolled out for all iPhone users .
Emojipedia added : “ iOS 14.2 is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
It 's likely that this will come to a public release during October 2020 .
”

iPhone users are about to get 117 new characters as part of Apple's iOS 14.2 update, including the transgender flag, and a man wearing a veil
iPhone users are about to get 117 new emoji including transgender flag and male bride
From smiley faces to cheeky aubergines, emoji now form a staple part of many people’s daily messages.
Now, iPhone users are about to get 117 new characters, including the transgender flag, and a man wearing a veil.
The new emoji are part of Apple ’s iOS 14.2 update, according to Emojipedia.
It explained: “The wait is nearly over for iOS users: bubble tea, a transgender flag, seal, feather and more emojis are included in the latest iOS beta.
“iOS 14.2 beta 2 was released to developers today, meaning these new emojis are coming to a public release in the coming weeks.”
The update includes two new faces - a smiling face with a tear, and a disguised face.
Gender variations for people have also been expanded, allowing users to choose a male or female wearing a tuxedo, as well as a male or female bride.
Emojipedia explained: “Prior releases assigned a man to wear the tuxedo and a woman to wear a veil, but these have been reclassified by Unicode as gender neutral emojis in Emoji 13.0, paving the way for consistent options for women or men to wear either, in addition to the default person design.”
Several existing emoji have also been altered in the iOS 14.2 update.
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The cockroach and fly have been made to look more realistic, while the ‘People Hugging’ emoji has been altered to just show two silhouettes.
Unfortunately, there are still a few weeks to go before the iOS 14.2 update is rolled out for all iPhone users.
Emojipedia added: “iOS 14.2 is in beta now, for developer testing. It's likely that this will come to a public release during October 2020.”


thedailymirror--2020-09-30--Loose Women fans distracted after spotting large tattoo on Peter Andre's neck

Loose Women viewers were in for quite the surprise when Peter Andre appeared on the show , alongside wife Emily on Wednesday .
Within minutes of the ITV daytime show airing , fans began to notice a huge black tattoo on the side of Peter 's neck .
The singer had covered some of it with his shirt , but most of it was noticeable .
It was a huge dark pattern below his ear on the right side , and fans were not so keen .
What they did n't realise initially was the tattoo was fake , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for a film role .
He also had a fuller beard as a result , with him soon explaining to co-panellists Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford all about it .
But before this , viewers took to Twitter to see if anyone else had noticed the design .
One viewer said : `` What is that tattoo on Pete 's neck ?
Noooo . ''
Another tweeted : `` I can ’ t stop looking at the tattoo on @ MrPeterAndre ’ s neck . ''
A third added : `` Peter is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to neck tattoo . ''
This was echoed by another viewer who admitted : `` Just flicked over to # loosewomen and what is that monstrosity on his neck ? ''
The comments kept coming too , with one reading : `` Wtf is that abomination crawling up the side of Peters neck ? ''
Soon enough , they were left relieved when Peter explained it was not real .
On Tuesday fans had been left confused and slightly horrified , after he posted an image of himself with the tattoo to his @ @ @

Loose Women fans distracted after spotting new large tattoo on Peter Andre's neck
Loose Women fans distracted after spotting new large tattoo on Peter Andre's neck
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Peter Andre was forced to explain his new inking on his neck, for a film role, as Loose Women viewers were not keen
Loose Women fans distracted after spotting new large tattoo on Peter Andre's neck
Loose Women viewers were in for quite the surprise when Peter Andre appeared on the show, alongside wife Emily on Wednesday.
Within minutes of the ITV daytime show airing, fans began to notice a huge black tattoo on the side of Peter's neck.
The singer had covered some of it with his shirt, but most of it was noticeable.
It was a huge dark pattern below his ear on the right side, and fans were not so keen.
What they didn't realise initially was the tattoo was fake, and Peter had the temporary inking put on for a film role.
Image: ITV) ITV)
He also had a fuller beard as a result, with him soon explaining to co-panellists Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford all about it.
But before this, viewers took to Twitter to see if anyone else had noticed the design.
One viewer said: "What is that tattoo on Pete's neck? Noooo."
Image: ITV) ITV)
Another tweeted: "I can’t stop looking at the tattoo on @MrPeterAndre ’s neck."
A third added: "Peter is still sexy as hell. But no to neck tattoo."
This was echoed by another viewer who admitted: "Just flicked over to #loosewomen and what is that monstrosity on his neck?"
Image: ITV) ITV)
The comments kept coming too, with one reading: "Wtf is that abomination crawling up the side of Peters neck?"
Soon enough, they were left relieved when Peter explained it was not real.
On Tuesday fans had been left confused and slightly horrified, after he posted an image of himself with the tattoo to his Instagram profile.
Loose Women airs weekdays at 12:30pm on ITV.


thedailymirror--2020-09-30--Chloe Ferry's sweaty workout before bumping into ex Marty McKenna at the gym

Chloe Ferry 's sweaty workout was interrupted by ex-boyfriend Marty McKenna as the Geordie Shore stars had an impromptu reunion whilst pumping iron .
Chloe , 25 , showcased her swole gains on her Instagram Story following a tough gym sesh , as she proudly penned `` Gains , '' alongside an applause emoji .
The following morning she was back at it , only little did she know that her ex Marty , 26 , was at that same gym getting his workout in .
Chloe famously split from Marty before he was sacked from Geordie Shore back in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ there 's no bad blood between the pair as Chloe poked fun at Marty `` following '' her wherever she goes .
Chloe jokingly said Marty `` never got over '' her and hence followed her to the gym .
Panning the camera to her ex , the blonde bombshell said : `` So we all know Marty McKenna never ever got over us , so he 's followed us to the gym .
Eh ?
`` He 's followed us to the gym !
We all know you still love us .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sharing the hilarious clip with her fans , she wrote : `` Bumping into your ex in the gym , '' alongside a laughing emoji .
Chloe went on to share clips of her working out on the lateral pull down machine , writing `` back gains '' as she put the work in .
Her gym-mad routine comes after she admitted she 's not fully happy with her body , despite recently losing weight during lockdown .
The reality TV star has been looking through pictures of herself from a year ago @ @ @ @ @ @ @ come in working on toning up her bod .
The blonde beauty showed off an impressive before and after comparison as she unveiled her gym-honed curves .
“ I ’ ve just been scrolling and I 've just found some videos and I ca n't believe the difference of how much weight I 've lost , ” Chloe told fans earlier this month .
Confessing her deep insecurities in a candid video message to her 3.4million Instagram followers , Chloe opened up , believing she was “ meant ” to see snaps of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with her confidence .
“ I was meant to see that today because I still put myself down about my weight , I 'm up and down like one minute I feel I look good and the next I do n't , '' she said .
She added : `` I feel like that was meant to happen today to come up on my memories because I 've seen the comparison to what I look like now to then but yeah , it was meant to happen , ” Chloe said , admiring @ @ @ @ @ @ @ star went on to admit she loves wearing clothes that flatter her figure - the tighter the better .
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Chloe, 25, showcased her swole gains on her Instagram Story following a tough gym sesh, before an impromptu reunion with Geordie Shore star Marty
Chloe Ferry 's sweaty workout was interrupted by ex-boyfriend Marty McKenna as the Geordie Shore stars had an impromptu reunion whilst pumping iron.
Chloe, 25, showcased her swole gains on her Instagram Story following a tough gym sesh, as she proudly penned "Gains," alongside an applause emoji.
The following morning she was back at it, only little did she know that her ex Marty, 26, was at that same gym getting his workout in.
Chloe famously split from Marty before he was sacked from Geordie Shore back in 2017.
But it seems as though there's no bad blood between the pair as Chloe poked fun at Marty "following" her wherever she goes.
Image: chloegshore1/Instagram) chloegshore1/Instagram)
Chloe jokingly said Marty "never got over" her and hence followed her to the gym.
Panning the camera to her ex, the blonde bombshell said: "So we all know Marty McKenna never ever got over us, so he's followed us to the gym. Eh?
"He's followed us to the gym! We all know you still love us. It's a bit weird."
Image: chloegshore1/Instagram) chloegshore1/Instagram) Image: chloegshore1/Instagram) chloegshore1/Instagram)
Sharing the hilarious clip with her fans, she wrote: "Bumping into your ex in the gym," alongside a laughing emoji.
Chloe went on to share clips of her working out on the lateral pull down machine, writing "back gains" as she put the work in.
Her gym-mad routine comes after she admitted she's not fully happy with her body, despite recently losing weight during lockdown.
Image: chloegshore1/Instagram) chloegshore1/Instagram) Image: chloegshore1/Instagram) chloegshore1/Instagram)
The reality TV star has been looking through pictures of herself from a year ago and admiring how far she’s come in working on toning up her bod.
The blonde beauty showed off an impressive before and after comparison as she unveiled her gym-honed curves.
“I’ve just been scrolling and I've just found some videos and I can't believe the difference of how much weight I've lost,” Chloe told fans earlier this month.
Image: chloegshore1/Instagram) chloegshore1/Instagram)
Confessing her deep insecurities in a candid video message to her 3.4million Instagram followers, Chloe opened up, believing she was “meant” to see snaps of her former self as she was struggling with her confidence.
“I was meant to see that today because I still put myself down about my weight, I'm up and down like one minute I feel I look good and the next I don't," she said.
Image: chloegshore1/Instagram) chloegshore1/Instagram)
She added: "I feel like that was meant to happen today to come up on my memories because I've seen the comparison to what I look like now to then but yeah, it was meant to happen,” Chloe said, admiring her new look.
The reality telly star went on to admit she loves wearing clothes that flatter her figure - the tighter the better.
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thedailymirror--2020-09-30--McDonald's unveils 6 new menu items - including deluxe quarter pounders

McDonald ’ s latest menu update has just been unveiled - and there 's great news for fans of it 's quarter pounders .
From 7 October the quarter pounder with cheese will be available in three new varieties - as well as the double , a spicy quarter pounder with cheese and a deluxe version are being introduced .
The spicy version is described as `` a mouth-watering 100 % beef quarter pounder patty , with two slices of pepper jack cheese , onions , jalapenos , mustard and a spicy ketchup in a sesame seed bun '' .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ well as the beef , that has `` shredded lettuce , a slice of tomato , slice of cheese , pickles , fresh onions , cool mayo , ketchup , mustard , and streaky bacon all in a round sesame topped bun '' .
The new quarter pounders aren ’ t the only items being added to the menu – with the new McChicken BLT also available from 7 October , along with the return of the Nacho Cheese Wedges .
The wedges will be available in a portion of five or a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ either , with a salted caramel latte also being added to the menu .
All the new lines will be available from Wednesday , 7 October until 17 November .
The full list of new menu items is below :

New chicken options, nacho cheese wedges and salted caramel lattes are on their way - along with some rather exciting new options for quarter pounder fans as McDonald's udates its menu
McDonald’s latest menu update has just been unveiled - and there's great news for fans of it's quarter pounders.
From 7 October the quarter pounder with cheese will be available in three new varieties - as well as the double, a spicy quarter pounder with cheese and a deluxe version are being introduced.
The spicy version is described as "a mouth-watering 100% beef quarter pounder patty, with two slices of pepper jack cheese, onions, jalapenos, mustard and a spicy ketchup in a sesame seed bun".
And the deluxe? Well, as well as the beef, that has "shredded lettuce, a slice of tomato, slice of cheese, pickles, fresh onions, cool mayo, ketchup, mustard, and streaky bacon all in a round sesame topped bun".
Image: McDonalds) McDonalds)
The new quarter pounders aren’t the only items being added to the menu – with the new McChicken BLT also available from 7 October, along with the return of the Nacho Cheese Wedges.
The wedges will be available in a portion of five or a sharebox.
Drinks haven't been forgotten either, with a salted caramel latte also being added to the menu.
All the new lines will be available from Wednesday, 7 October until 17 November.
The full list of new menu items is below:


thedailymirror--2020-09-30--Kebab shop worker who chopped up daughter caught as arm found wrapped in paper

A kebab shop worker who killed his daughter and chopped up her body parts was caught after her arm was found wrapped in newspaper .
Hasan Uslu strangled his daughter Didem Uslu to death in the district of Kesan in the north-western Turkish province of Edirne .
The crime scene came to light last year when a passerby found a dismembered arm wrapped in newspaper and informed the local authorities .
Reports said the arm had been hacked off at the shoulder .
The police carried out a fingerprint test on the limb and discovered that it belonged to Didem @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to trace other parts of the body , which were cut with straight and precise incisions , the Daily Mail reports .
Following an investigation , it was concluded that the victim ’ s father had killed her before dismembering her body and freezing it .
He then tried to dispose of it in a nearby forest 'piece by piece ' .
Uslu told the court that it was his daughter 's fault as she had arrived home late at night drunk , and insulted her mother and then argued with him when @ @ @ @ @ @ @ He said he had lost his temper when she argued back , and killed her and chopped her body up with a doner meat knife .
The defendant attended the hearing via video while his wife , accused of failing to report the crime , did not attend .
Uslu , who maintained his innocence , asked to be released as he is in danger of contracting Covid-19 in prison and is at risk due to his age and underlying conditions .
However , the court found Uslu guilt of “ deliberately killing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to 24 years behind bars .
Meanwhile , his wife Sati Uslu was reportedly acquitted after initially being charged with failing to report the crime .
She said she had felt unwell after her daughter 's attack and had gone to her room where she passed out .

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Hasan Uslu strangled his daughter Didem Uslu to death and the crime scene in Kesan, Edirne, Turkey came to light when a passerby found a dismembered arm wrapped in newspaper
Kebab shop worker who chopped up daughter caught after arm found wrapped in newspaper
A kebab shop worker who killed his daughter and chopped up her body parts was caught after her arm was found wrapped in newspaper.
Hasan Uslu strangled his daughter Didem Uslu to death in the district of Kesan in the north-western Turkish province of Edirne.
The crime scene came to light last year when a passerby found a dismembered arm wrapped in newspaper and informed the local authorities.
Reports said the arm had been hacked off at the shoulder.
The police carried out a fingerprint test on the limb and discovered that it belonged to Didem Uslu.
Police then used sniffer dogs to trace other parts of the body, which were cut with straight and precise incisions, the Daily Mail reports.
Image: Newsflash) Newsflash)
Following an investigation, it was concluded that the victim’s father had killed her before dismembering her body and freezing it.
He then tried to dispose of it in a nearby forest 'piece by piece'.
Uslu told the court that it was his daughter's fault as she had arrived home late at night drunk, and insulted her mother and then argued with him when he told her to be respectful.
Image: Newsflash) Newsflash)
He said he had lost his temper when she argued back, and killed her and chopped her body up with a doner meat knife.
The defendant attended the hearing via video while his wife, accused of failing to report the crime, did not attend.
Uslu, who maintained his innocence, asked to be released as he is in danger of contracting Covid-19 in prison and is at risk due to his age and underlying conditions.
Image: Newsflash) Newsflash)
However, the court found Uslu guilt of “deliberately killing” his daughter and he was sentenced to 24 years behind bars.
Meanwhile, his wife Sati Uslu was reportedly acquitted after initially being charged with failing to report the crime.
She said she had felt unwell after her daughter's attack and had gone to her room where she passed out.


thedailymirror--2020-09-30--All of Katie Price's tattoos and their meanings as she inks Carl face on her arm

Katie Price has made one of the ultimate signs of commitment to current beau Carl Woods by getting a tattoo tribute to the ex Love Islander on her arm .
The mum-of-five revealed she 'd splashed out on the impressive artwork in her latest YouTube video after surprising Carl with a visit to their local parlour .
Not to be outdone , Carl also had the model 's face painted onto his body which he vowed would be 'impossible to cover . '
It 's not the first time Katie has partaken in getting 'his and hers ' tattoos with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is a huge fan of body art and at 42 her figure is a shrine to her past loves as well as her career highs and lows and her beloved kids .
We take a look back at her tattoos and what they really mean .
1 .
Heart rate on her right arm The squiggled design on Katie 's arm resembling a heart rate monitor switching into a cartoon heart is n't one of the ex glamour model 's most thought out designs .
Katie confessed the inking was a permanent souvenir @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 2017 that she had done while drunk .
The mum and her pal Laura Casey were seen knocking back cocktails in a bar before venturing to a tattoo parlour with Katie leaving with a fresh piece of art adorning her arm .
On the opposite arm , Katie has another heart design - this time with fluttering wings attached .
Katie said she got this simple but sweet inking as a tribute to her loved ones and family members who have got her through some tough times .
One of the Pricey 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ garter belt visible on her right thigh .
The black and pink inking has featured in some of Katie 's infamous bikini photoshoots over the years and is a familiar sighting when she flashes her pins in micro shorts and mini dresses .
Katie revealed she was inspired to have the inking to carry that 'sexy feeling ' she has when wearing lingerie all the time - even when nude .
On the outer side of Katie 's left foot is a striking image of a galloping pony .
The Pricey is a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for horses , even having her own stables at her 'mucky ' mansion before she was forced to downsize .
But the equestrian inking also has a more practical reason for Katie - it covers up the tattoo of her ex Leandro Penna 's name and the date they met .
On the back of Katie 's neck she has the initials ' J ' and ' H ' entwined in recognition of her eldest sons Junior , 15 , and Harvey , 18 .
The subtle design is only visible when the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in total , wears her hair up .
She later added to the kids ' tributes by having 13-year-old daughter Princess ' name etched on her wrist .
Katie decided to get this symbolic design to cover up what used to be a loving tribute to her first husband Peter Andre .
Back in the heyday of Katie and Pete , the former glamour model showed her devotion by having the Mysterious Girl crooner 's name displayed on her body where she could always see it .
But following their bitter break-up , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it featured a cruel ' X ' going through it - symbolising Peter 's departure from her life .
But after having second thoughts , Katie decided to eradicate Peter completely by painting a bold rose and grown over the top so it could never be seen again .
7 .
Crown and heart on right hand Sticking to the crown and heart theme , Katie has a smaller tiara and love heart etched on the back of her right hand .
This inking - which also features a Queen of Hearts symbol @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the Pricey cementing her status as queen of glamour modelling in the UK as she made the successful move from Page 3 model to reality TV star to businesswoman .
At the height of her Jordan glamour model days , Katie happily showed off her design in scantily clad photoshoots .
After narrowly being declared bankrupt in 2018 , Katie made a defiant statement by splashing the cash on a huge £500 bow tattoo which runs across her waist and spreads over her back and stomach .
But sadly , despite her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ some months later .
`` I haven ’ t got anything , I haven ’ t got absolutely anything left , everything has been stolen off me , '' she told the hearing .
After her self titled 'year from hell ' Katie has come back swinging and dived straight into a new romance with former Love Island contestant Carl Woods .
After enjoying a family holiday and moving in together within weeks , Katie and Carl have now sealed the deal by getting tattoos of each other .
The former glamour model @ @ @ @ @ @ @ latest YouTube video when she told him they were heading to the tattoo parlour .
`` We 're going to have joint tattoos , '' an excited Katie told him , `` and I 've got an idea of what I want . ''
With Carl 's interest piqued , Katie explained her plan to get a tattoo of his face all along her forearm .
`` You already said you would have my face or body tattooed on you , '' she added .
`` It 's not a small one .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' Later in the video , Katie rolled up her sleeve to show Carl her new ink , but kept it hidden from the camera - saving the reveal for another time .
We ca n't wait to see !

Katie Price is getting boyfriend Carl Woods’ face tattooed on her arm
Katie Price is getting boyfriend Carl Woods’ face tattooed on her arm
As Katie Price splashes out on another tattoo we reveal what her previous inkings mean - including the ones she'd rather forget
All of Katie Price's tattoos and their meanings as she gets largest design yet
Katie Price has undergone her biggest tattoo yet, as she continues her body-altering trip to Thailand.
The huge floral design, plastering the length of the Katie's right forearm, comes just days after she splashed out on another breast enlargement.
The boob job, believed to be the glamour model's 13th, is also said to be the largest cup size she has gone to since first going under the knife as a teen.
Katie proudly showed off the results as she stripped to a tiny bikini while enjoying a boat trip in Thailand's Koh Samui.
Image: Katie Price Instagram) Katie Price Instagram)
The mum-of-five is yet to show off her new tattoo in full but gave a peek at the design - with lilies, daffodils and hyacinths, following her three hour stint in a local parlour - which set her back £180.
It's Katie's latest tatt since she made one of the ultimate signs of commitment by having her boyfriend Carl's face inked on her body.
Not to be outdone, Carl also had the model's face painted onto his body which he vowed would be 'impossible to cover.'
Image: katieprice / Instagram) katieprice / Instagram) Image: Instagram/ @katieprice) Instagram/ @katieprice)
It's not the first time Katie has partaken in getting 'his and hers' tattoos with a boyfriend.
The ex glamour model is a huge fan of body art and at 43 her figure is a shrine to her past loves as well as her career highs and lows and her beloved kids.
We take a look back at her tattoos and what they really mean.
1. Heart rate on her right arm
Image: katie price/Instagram) katie price/Instagram)
The squiggled design on Katie's arm resembling a heart rate monitor switching into a cartoon heart isn't one of the ex glamour model's most thought out designs.
Katie confessed the inking was a permanent souvenir from a wild trip to Florida in 2017 that she had done while drunk.
The mum and her pal Laura Casey were seen knocking back cocktails in a bar before venturing to a tattoo parlour with Katie leaving with a fresh piece of art adorning her arm.
2. Heart with wings on left arm
Image: katieprice/Instagram) katieprice/Instagram)
On the opposite arm, Katie has another heart design - this time with fluttering wings attached.
Katie said she got this simple but sweet inking as a tribute to her loved ones and family members who have got her through some tough times.
3. Garter belt on right thigh
Image: PETER MARINER/MIRRORPIX) PETER MARINER/MIRRORPIX)
One of the Pricey's most instantly recognisable tatts is the racy garter belt visible on her right thigh.
The black and pink inking has featured in some of Katie's infamous bikini photoshoots over the years and is a familiar sighting when she flashes her pins in micro shorts and mini dresses.
Katie revealed she was inspired to have the inking to carry that 'sexy feeling' she has when wearing lingerie all the time - even when nude.
4.Leaping pony on left ankle
Image: FilmMagic) FilmMagic)
Image: katieprice/Instagram) katieprice/Instagram)
On the outer side of Katie's left foot is a striking image of a galloping pony.
The Pricey is a known animal lover with a particular fondness for horses, even having her own stables at her 'mucky' mansion before she was forced to downsize.
But the equestrian inking also has a more practical reason for Katie - it covers up the tattoo of her ex Leandro Penna's name and the date they met.
5. Neck Tattoo
On the back of Katie's neck she has the initials 'J' and 'H' entwined in recognition of her eldest sons Junior, 15, and Harvey, 18.
The subtle design is only visible when the mum, who now has five children in total, wears her hair up.
She later added to the kids' tributes by having 13-year-old daughter Princess' name etched on her wrist.
6. Rose and crown on left wrist
Image: WireImage) WireImage) Image: File) File)
Katie decided to get this symbolic design to cover up what used to be a loving tribute to her first husband Peter Andre.
Back in the heyday of Katie and Pete, the former glamour model showed her devotion by having the Mysterious Girl crooner's name displayed on her body where she could always see it.
But following their bitter break-up, Katie switched up the design so that it featured a cruel 'X' going through it - symbolising Peter's departure from her life.
But after having second thoughts, Katie decided to eradicate Peter completely by painting a bold rose and grown over the top so it could never be seen again.
7. Crown and heart on right hand
Sticking to the crown and heart theme, Katie has a smaller tiara and love heart etched on the back of her right hand.
This inking - which also features a Queen of Hearts symbol - is believed to be a nod to the Pricey cementing her status as queen of glamour modelling in the UK as she made the successful move from Page 3 model to reality TV star to businesswoman.
8. Bow over her bum
Image: UK Press via Getty Images) UK Press via Getty Images)
In the previously dubbed 'tramp stamp' region, Katie proudly bears a pink love heart.
At the height of her Jordan glamour model days, Katie happily showed off her design in scantily clad photoshoots.
9. Bow across her torso
Image: BACKGRID) BACKGRID)
After narrowly being declared bankrupt in 2018, Katie made a defiant statement by splashing the cash on a huge £500 bow tattoo which runs across her waist and spreads over her back and stomach.
But sadly, despite her determination Katie was then later declared bankrupt some months later.
"I haven’t got anything, I haven’t got absolutely anything left, everything has been stolen off me," she told the hearing.
10. Carl Woods tribute
Image: katieprice/Youtube) katieprice/Youtube)
After her self titled 'year from hell' Katie has come back swinging and dived straight into a new romance with former Love Island contestant Carl Woods.
After enjoying a family holiday and moving in together within weeks, Katie and Carl have now sealed the deal by getting tattoos of each other.
The former glamour model, 42, surprised Carl in her latest YouTube video when she told him they were heading to the tattoo parlour.
"We're going to have joint tattoos," an excited Katie told him, "and I've got an idea of what I want."
With Carl's interest piqued, Katie explained her plan to get a tattoo of his face all along her forearm.
"You already said you would have my face or body tattooed on you," she added.
"It's not a small one. I'm having my whole forearm."
11. Her largest inking to date
Image: Katie Price/Instagram) Katie Price/Instagram)
Following a sun-soaked trip to Koh Samui, Katie will return to the UK with her biggest tattoo yet - and her largest breast enlargement.
The mum spent three hours at Samui ink getting a huge floral design inked on her arm - which set her back £180.
She was seen reclining back in local artist Bond's chair ahead as she plumped for a selection of lilies, daffodils and hyacinths.
The My Crazy Life star gained inspiration by her mother Amy's fight with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis and dedicated her lower arm in honour of her mother's favourite flowers.