thedailymirror--2020-12-11--Jurgen Klopp lifts lid on Gini Wijnaldum's attitude amid transfer speculation

Jurgen Klopp praised Georginio Wijnaldum for continuing to show `` top character '' as transfer speculation about the Liverpool star 's future rages on .
Wijnaldum , 30 , is out of contract at the end of the season and will be free to enter pre-contract talks with clubs outside of England as soon as 1 January .
The Dutchman is heavily linked with a move to Barcelona which would see him link up with former Netherlands boss Ronald Koeman , who is a huge fan of the midfielder .
Often overlooked in a star-studded Liverpool team , Wijnaldum reminded @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stunning goal in the 4-0 win over Wolves last Sunday .
Klopp has no doubts the player will continue to perform to an impeccable level despite the uncertainty surrounding his future .
`` I have never doubted the attitude , '' Klopp said ahead of his side 's trip to Fulham on Sunday .
`` He ’ s been here a long time and he ’ s helped us a lot in his time here .
Top player , top character ” Meanwhile , Wijnaldum refused to be drawn when pressed about his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
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`` I already said in my previous interview I do n't @ @ @ @ @ @ @ speak about the games , '' he said .
`` The club should speak about my contract .
`` There was a connection from the first moment that I came here .
The supporters support me a lot but like I said it 's not for me to speak about my contract right now . ''
Wijnaldum moved to Anfield from Newcastle in a £25million deal in 2016 and has gone on to make over 200 appearances for Liverpool , scoring 20 goals .
Rarely injured and tireless in midfield , he was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Champions League and Premier League-winning teams .
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Wijnaldum's contract with Liverpool expires at the end of the season, while both player and club have so far been tight-lipped when quizzed about extension talks
Jurgen Klopp praised Georginio Wijnaldum for continuing to show "top character" as transfer speculation about the Liverpool star's future rages on.
Wijnaldum, 30, is out of contract at the end of the season and will be free to enter pre-contract talks with clubs outside of England as soon as 1 January.
The Dutchman is heavily linked with a move to Barcelona which would see him link up with former Netherlands boss Ronald Koeman, who is a huge fan of the midfielder.
Often overlooked in a star-studded Liverpool team, Wijnaldum reminded potential suitors of his quality with a stunning goal in the 4-0 win over Wolves last Sunday.
Image: Action Images via Reuters) Action Images via Reuters)
Klopp has no doubts the player will continue to perform to an impeccable level despite the uncertainty surrounding his future.
"I have never doubted the attitude," Klopp said ahead of his side's trip to Fulham on Sunday. "He’s been here a long time and he’s helped us a lot in his time here. Top player, top character”
Meanwhile, Wijnaldum refused to be drawn when pressed about his future after the dominant win over Wolves.
Image: Pool via REUTERS) Pool via REUTERS)
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"I already said in my previous interview I don't speak about my contract situation, I speak about the games," he said. "The club should speak about my contract.
"There was a connection from the first moment that I came here. The supporters support me a lot but like I said it's not for me to speak about my contract right now."
Wijnaldum moved to Anfield from Newcastle in a £25million deal in 2016 and has gone on to make over 200 appearances for Liverpool, scoring 20 goals.
Rarely injured and tireless in midfield, he was a key component in the Reds' Champions League and Premier League-winning teams.
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thedailymirror--2020-12-11--Robbie Williams' wife 'bans sex at Christmas' following cheeky conversation

Robbie Williams ' wife Ayda Field appears to have told her husband that there would n't be any 'Christmas sex ' this year .
The 46-year-old former Take That heartthrob was discussing his festive plans with his wife on their podcast , At Home With the Williamses , when the topic turned to their bedroom antics .
While Robbie seemed quite excited at the idea of dressing for the occasion , Ayda firmly shut his hopes down .
It came after Robbie posed a question to his wife about whether she was `` down for Christmas Sex . ''
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ want Christmas sex ?
” Ayda hit back .
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Sign up for the Mirror 's daily newsletter for all the juiciest news However , the singing sensation then added : “ There is something you could put in the stocking , and that could be you .
“ Then you could come out of the bathroom in your stockings and I go , ‘ What are you doing ?
’ “ So sex is off the wish list ?
You never know , if the fancy takes us , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , dress naked with a bow around my p**** and that being the Christmas fancy.
” Ayda was having none of it and firmly shut the suggestion down , saying : `` Oh God , I am so sorry.
” Robbie and Ayda have been happily married for over a decade and share four children together .
The singer 's recent cheeky exchange with his doting wife came shortly after Robbie teased that he might be forming a new band with a couple of Australian songwriters .
Speaking on an Instagram live chat @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said : `` I ’ ve got songs coming out that will not be under the name of Robbie Williams.
” The musician then teased that he wanted to open a space that would be both an art gallery and rave space during the night .
`` During the day it ’ ll be a gallery .
Then at night I shall be DJing and it will be a musical venue , something the old folks will call a rave , '' he joked .
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Robbie Williams and Ayda Fields were chatting about their Christmas plans but one thing is certainly not up for debate. The mum of four teased that she wasn't keen on 'Christmas sex'
Robbie Williams' wife Ayda Field appears to have told her husband that there wouldn't be any 'Christmas sex' this year.
The 46-year-old former Take That heartthrob was discussing his festive plans with his wife on their podcast, At Home With the Williamses, when the topic turned to their bedroom antics.
While Robbie seemed quite excited at the idea of dressing for the occasion, Ayda firmly shut his hopes down.
It came after Robbie posed a question to his wife about whether she was "down for Christmas Sex."
"Oh, God no. Do you want Christmas sex?” Ayda hit back.
“No, I’m not bothered,” Robbie replied coyly.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
However, the singing sensation then added: “There is something you could put in the stocking, and that could be you.
“Then you could come out of the bathroom in your stockings and I go, ‘What are you doing?’
“So sex is off the wish list? You never know, if the fancy takes us, the Christmas fancy. I just thought, dress naked with a bow around my p**** and that being the Christmas fancy.”
Image: Dave Benett/Getty Images) Dave Benett/Getty Images)
Ayda was having none of it and firmly shut the suggestion down, saying: "Oh God, I am so sorry.”
Robbie and Ayda have been happily married for over a decade and share four children together.
The singer's recent cheeky exchange with his doting wife came shortly after Robbie teased that he might be forming a new band with a couple of Australian songwriters.
Image: Ayda Field Williams/Instagram) Ayda Field Williams/Instagram)
Speaking on an Instagram live chat at the start of December, he said: "I’ve got songs coming out that will not be under the name of Robbie Williams.”
The musician then teased that he wanted to open a space that would be both an art gallery and rave space during the night.
"During the day it’ll be a gallery. Then at night I shall be DJing and it will be a musical venue, something the old folks will call a rave," he joked.
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thedailymirror--2020-12-11--Kubrat Pulev confronts Anthony Joshua as rivals weigh in for world title fight

Kubrat Pulev confronted Anthony Joshua before he weighed in for their heavyweight clash - but the Brit vowed to have the last word .
Joshua was preparing to step on the scales when his opponent began the trash talking early on Friday afternoon .
The pair were kept apart before world champion Joshua scaled 240.8lb , almost four pounds lighter than he was last time out against Andy Ruiz Jr. Pulev had earlier scaled 239.7lb , the lightest he has scaled since his professional debut in 2009 .
The pair continued to trade insults after they had faced off as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Joshua 's plan to fight Tyson Fury next year .
The champion said : `` That 's just how we are , we talk a lot of rubbish ; it 's just about backing yourself .
`` For many years I 've been watching boxing and fighters talk a lot of rubbish then they get beaten up .
`` I would have clapped him on his jaw but I 've got to do it tomorrow .
He thinks he 's a warrior but I said do n't let the guys he 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in with a real one now .
`` People come in the ring with me and they 're confident then after a few rounds their soul gets destroyed and I take them out .
`` We 're big boys and we punch heavy so the first man who lands will be the last man standing . ''
Joshua is the odds-on favourite to beat Pulev who has worked his way into the mandatory challenger spot .
The rivals were due to fight in 2017 but a shoulder injured forced the Bulgarian to withdraw @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : `` I 'm ready for this fight , we spend a long time waiting because 2017 I had a problem and that is why I tell my trainer we must go for the win .
`` That is why I said let 's not fight now ( in 2017 ) because I believed this fight would come again one day and I 'm here now , ready to fight good and ready to win . ''

Joshua and Pulev will clash tomorrow night with the Brit putting his three world titles on the line against his mandatory challenger
Kubrat Pulev confronted Anthony Joshua before he weighed in for their heavyweight clash - but the Brit vowed to have the last word.
Joshua was preparing to step on the scales when his opponent began the trash talking early on Friday afternoon.
The pair were kept apart before world champion Joshua scaled 240.8lb, almost four pounds lighter than he was last time out against Andy Ruiz Jr.
Pulev had earlier scaled 239.7lb, the lightest he has scaled since his professional debut in 2009.
The pair continued to trade insults after they had faced off as Pulev bids to upset the odds - and Joshua's plan to fight Tyson Fury next year.
Image: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing) Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing)
The champion said: "That's just how we are, we talk a lot of rubbish; it's just about backing yourself.
"For many years I've been watching boxing and fighters talk a lot of rubbish then they get beaten up.
"I would have clapped him on his jaw but I've got to do it tomorrow. He thinks he's a warrior but I said don't let the guys he's fought gas him up, he's in with a real one now.
"People come in the ring with me and they're confident then after a few rounds their soul gets destroyed and I take them out.
"We're big boys and we punch heavy so the first man who lands will be the last man standing."
Image: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing) Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing)
Joshua is the odds-on favourite to beat Pulev who has worked his way into the mandatory challenger spot.
The rivals were due to fight in 2017 but a shoulder injured forced the Bulgarian to withdraw.
And earlier this week he said: "I'm ready for this fight, we spend a long time waiting because 2017 I had a problem and that is why I tell my trainer we must go for the win.
"That is why I said let's not fight now (in 2017) because I believed this fight would come again one day and I'm here now, ready to fight good and ready to win."


thedailymirror--2020-12-11--Expert shares signs your Christmas is 'common' - and gets told to 'do one'

Novelty hats and dad jokes are all part of the Christmas fun - but an etiquette expert has revealed the signs that he says show your Christmas to be 'common ' .
William Hanson shared a list of pitfalls that he says expose your festive celebrations as a little less than posh , from artificial trees to the time you choose to open your presents .
But some Mirror readers have called the guidelines `` nonsense '' , replying to say they will keep doing their `` common '' Christmas and loving every second of it .
We recognise most @ @ @ @ @ @ @ day , and now you can see how many you can tick off too .
Do you tear open your presents the moment your eyes open Christmas morning ?
Tut tut .
William says Christmas should be an exercise in restraint , and although stockings can be opened before breakfast , main presents should only be exchanged after the Queen 's speech at 3pm .
The later in the day you open the presents , the more sophisticated you are .
Apparently .
If you stack four plates with all the trimmings , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ our eyes .
But unfortunately you do n't pass the test for William , The Sun reports .
He advised people not to 'pile up your plate ' , and the meal should simply include a meat , one type of potato and two other vegetables - with the turkey 'ideally ' being homegrown on your family 's farm .
Better start digging up the garden .
Another Christmas regular who will be turned away at the door at William 's house .
`` When we go down the Christmas cocktail route we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he says .
`` For example Bucks Fizz .
`` Egg Nog is American - so it 's fine over there - but it 's too sweet and gloopy anyway . ''
Cost effective and easy to maintain , fake Christmas trees are a staple for many .
But the etiquette expert says anything that is pretending to be something it 's not again falls into the `` naff '' category .
Do you know what else is naff ?
Having to vacuum up pine needles for a month .
Sharing snaps of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ considered another `` common '' activity .
Although William allows photos to be taken to capture special moments , he believes there 's no need to post them on the day .
`` It 's supposed to be about the people you are with - not the people you are not with , '' he said .
Flashing Christmas lights in an array of colours are a huge no-no for the expert , along with novelty baubles and tinsel .
He describes Christmas lights as 'generally awful ' and says if you insist @ @ @ @ @ @ @ only white or off-white , representative of stars .
`` Awful '' is also the word used to describe Christmas jumpers , as William says they are a waste of money and bad for environment .
William says matching PJs `` reek of unsophistication '' , adding that he thinks they look `` tragic '' .
If you stay in your pyjamas all day , you 're also doing it wrong .
He recommends smart trousers for men and smart trousers or skirts for women .
We prefer something with an elasticated waistband @ @ @ @ @ @ @ morning ( which may be the only thing getting us through December at this point ) is unsophisticated in William 's eyes .
Even beauty advent calendars are to be avoided as , although they are n't considered `` terribly downmarket '' , he does n't think they ooze sophistication either .
But after the full list was shared last year , Mirror readers hit back as one said : `` Well apparently I 'm common as muck .
Personally I 'd rather have a happy household and enjoy the celebrations than worrying @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has too much food . ''
A second argued : `` Part of the problem here is that we 've confused 'traditional ' with 'common ' .
I 'll keep my traditions , thank you very much . ''
And another simply added : `` William can do one ...
According to this I 'm common as muck , and proud . ''

We all do Christmas a little differently and etiquette expert William Hanson has revealed his list of warning signs your big day is "common" - but not everyone is having it
Etiquette expert shares signs your Christmas is 'common' - and gets told to 'do one'
Novelty hats and dad jokes are all part of the Christmas fun - but an etiquette expert has revealed the signs that he says show your Christmas to be 'common'.
William Hanson shared a list of pitfalls that he says expose your festive celebrations as a little less than posh, from artificial trees to the time you choose to open your presents.
But some Mirror readers have called the guidelines "nonsense", replying to say they will keep doing their "common" Christmas and loving every second of it.
We recognise most of the warning signs from our big day, and now you can see how many you can tick off too.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Opening presents
Do you tear open your presents the moment your eyes open Christmas morning? Tut tut. William says Christmas should be an exercise in restraint, and although stockings can be opened before breakfast, main presents should only be exchanged after the Queen's speech at 3pm.
The later in the day you open the presents, the more sophisticated you are. Apparently.
Christmas dinner
If you stack four plates with all the trimmings, then you're doing it right in our eyes. But unfortunately you don't pass the test for William, The Sun reports.
He advised people not to 'pile up your plate', and the meal should simply include a meat, one type of potato and two other vegetables - with the turkey 'ideally' being homegrown on your family's farm. Better start digging up the garden.
Bucks Fizz
Another Christmas regular who will be turned away at the door at William's house.
"When we go down the Christmas cocktail route we're in serious naff territory," he says. "For example Bucks Fizz.
"Egg Nog is American - so it's fine over there - but it's too sweet and gloopy anyway."
Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto) Getty Images/iStockphoto)
Artificial Christmas trees
Cost effective and easy to maintain, fake Christmas trees are a staple for many. But the etiquette expert says anything that is pretending to be something it's not again falls into the "naff" category.
Do you know what else is naff? Having to vacuum up pine needles for a month.
Social media updates
Sharing snaps of your big day on social media is considered another "common" activity.
Although William allows photos to be taken to capture special moments, he believes there's no need to post them on the day.
"It's supposed to be about the people you are with - not the people you are not with," he said.
Christmas lights
Flashing Christmas lights in an array of colours are a huge no-no for the expert, along with novelty baubles and tinsel.
He describes Christmas lights as 'generally awful' and says if you insist on having them, they should be only white or off-white, representative of stars. "Awful" is also the word used to describe Christmas jumpers, as William says they are a waste of money and bad for environment.
Image: Getty Images/Cultura RF) Getty Images/Cultura RF)
Matching pyjamas
William says matching PJs "reek of unsophistication", adding that he thinks they look "tragic".
If you stay in your pyjamas all day, you're also doing it wrong. He recommends smart trousers for men and smart trousers or skirts for women. We prefer something with an elasticated waistband.
Advent calendars
Treating yourself to a chocolate every morning (which may be the only thing getting us through December at this point) is unsophisticated in William's eyes.
Even beauty advent calendars are to be avoided as, although they aren't considered "terribly downmarket", he doesn't think they ooze sophistication either.
But after the full list was shared last year, Mirror readers hit back as one said: "Well apparently I'm common as muck. Personally I'd rather have a happy household and enjoy the celebrations than worrying my tinsel looks tacky and my plate has too much food."
A second argued: "Part of the problem here is that we've confused 'traditional' with 'common'. I'll keep my traditions, thank you very much."
And another simply added: "William can do one... According to this I'm common as muck, and proud."


thedailymirror--2020-12-11--Suicide bomber 'shouts Allahu Akbar' before blowing himself up and injuring six

A suicide bomber reportedly shouted `` Allahu Akbar ” before blowing himself up and injuring six people in Russia .
Graphic footage from the scene in Uchkeken shows a body next to the road after the blast , and a broken phone with a wire protruding from it .
The explosion was close to a FSB counterintelligence service ’ s office in the volatile , mainly-Muslim , region of Karachay-Cherkessia .
`` After the explosion , six people , including law-enforcement personnel and passersby who happened to be near the scene , sought medical assistance , ” a source told @ @ @ @ @ @ @ died at the scene .
`` According to preliminary findings , the man shared the views of extremist groups and the militant underground , '' said the source .
The attacker had got out of a car and walked up to a group of FSB officers who were conducting a `` criminal intelligence operation ” .
“ As law-enforcement attempted to arrest the person , he detonated explosives he carried on himself , ” said the Russian National Anti-Terrorism Committee .
“ Six officers received minor injuries as a result of that , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of those hurt was named as Asker Abdurazakov , deputy head of the department of the forensic centre at the Interior Ministry in the region .
Reports said there had been an earlier linked explosion five hours before the suicide bomber ’ s attack .

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT The bomber reportedly detonated explosive devices after getting out of a car and walking up to a group of officers in Russia
Suicide bomber 'shouts Allahu Akbar' before blowing himself up and injuring 6 people
A suicide bomber reportedly shouted "Allahu Akbar” before blowing himself up and injuring six people in Russia.
Graphic footage from the scene in Uchkeken shows a body next to the road after the blast, and a broken phone with a wire protruding from it.
The explosion was close to a FSB counterintelligence service’s office in the volatile, mainly-Muslim, region of Karachay-Cherkessia.
"After the explosion, six people, including law-enforcement personnel and passersby who happened to be near the scene, sought medical assistance,” a source told Interfax.
The unidentified man carrying explosives died at the scene.
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"According to preliminary findings, the man shared the views of extremist groups and the militant underground," said the source.
The attacker had got out of a car and walked up to a group of FSB officers who were conducting a "criminal intelligence operation”.
“As law-enforcement attempted to arrest the person, he detonated explosives he carried on himself,” said the Russian National Anti-Terrorism Committee.
“Six officers received minor injuries as a result of that, they are receiving medical help.”
Image: Arkhyz24) Arkhyz24)
One of those hurt was named as Asker Abdurazakov, deputy head of the department of the forensic centre at the Interior Ministry in the region.
Reports said there had been an earlier linked explosion five hours before the suicide bomber’s attack.


thedailymirror--2020-12-11--Mum hits back at critics over 3-year-old daughter's £20,000 designer wardrobe

A mum has hit back at critics who claim she is spending too much on her three-year-old daughter 's £20,000 designer wardrobe .
Hena Paja started dressing little Sorenna in designer clothes when she was just a baby and has now built up a wardrobe showcasing more than 400 outfits by the likes of Gucci , Burberry , Moschino , Versace , Dior and Ralph Lauren .
Hena , 33 , wants her daughter to become a Hollywood actress .
But strangers tell Hena , of Romford , east London , she should just `` let Sorenna be a kid @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` I have got a lot of backlash from people , especially on TikTok , where strangers tell me to 'just let her be a kid ' and to 'stop dressing her up in designer clothes ' .
`` I just tell them , even 'if we are going to the park , why not look lovely ? '
Someone 's appearance says a lot about them as a person .
`` I love picking out her clothes and creating amazing outfits for her to wear ; I never push her to take @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but she loves posing up .
`` No one can love or educate my daughter better than me '' .
Hena created an Instagram page for Sorenna , which has a huge 51,000 followers , and the mum uses it to showcase her daughter modelling the designer clothes .
The account is run by 'mumager ' Hena , who considers Sorenna a `` mini-influencer '' .
`` Since Sorenna turned six-months-old , I have n't had to buy her any clothes because she gets sent them all for free by brands all over @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` I have always had a passion for photography ; I photographed every moment from when she was a baby and noticed that people on social media loved her so I started her own account .
`` We received numerous requests from brands for collaborations ; she gets endless compliments and loves posing up for the camera .
Sorenna lives at home with her mum and dad , Mensor Dreni , 35 , who runs his own construction company .
Hena , who has no other children , added : `` The reason @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the way I dress her and her amazing natural poses .
`` A lot of people want to know where her clothes are from which is why w=e get to collaborate with so many amazing brands .
`` She loves music , dancing , swimming and I hope that in the future , she will be an actress in a famous film !
`` That is my dream . ''

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Mum Hena Paja says that since Sorenna turned six-months-old she hasn't had to buy her any clothes because she gets sent them all for free by brands all over the world
A mum has hit back at critics who claim she is spending too much on her three-year-old daughter's £20,000 designer wardrobe.
Hena Paja started dressing little Sorenna in designer clothes when she was just a baby and has now built up a wardrobe showcasing more than 400 outfits by the likes of Gucci, Burberry, Moschino, Versace, Dior and Ralph Lauren.
Hena, 33, wants her daughter to become a Hollywood actress.
But strangers tell Hena, of Romford, east London, she should just "let Sorenna be a kid".
The full-time mum said: "I have got a lot of backlash from people, especially on TikTok, where strangers tell me to 'just let her be a kid' and to 'stop dressing her up in designer clothes'.
"I just tell them, even 'if we are going to the park, why not look lovely?' Someone's appearance says a lot about them as a person.
Image: @sorenna_fashionista / CATERS NEWS) @sorenna_fashionista / CATERS NEWS) Image: @sorenna_fashionista / CATERS NEWS) @sorenna_fashionista / CATERS NEWS)
"I love picking out her clothes and creating amazing outfits for her to wear; I never push her to take pictures if she doesn't want to but she loves posing up.
"No one can love or educate my daughter better than me".
Hena created an Instagram page for Sorenna, which has a huge 51,000 followers, and the mum uses it to showcase her daughter modelling the designer clothes.
The account is run by 'mumager' Hena, who considers Sorenna a "mini-influencer".
Image: @sorenna_fashionista / CATERS NEWS) @sorenna_fashionista / CATERS NEWS) Image: @sorenna_fashionista / CATERS NEWS) @sorenna_fashionista / CATERS NEWS)
"Since Sorenna turned six-months-old, I haven't had to buy her any clothes because she gets sent them all for free by brands all over the world," Hena added.
"I have always had a passion for photography; I photographed every moment from when she was a baby and noticed that people on social media loved her so I started her own account.
"We received numerous requests from brands for collaborations; she gets endless compliments and loves posing up for the camera.
Sorenna lives at home with her mum and dad, Mensor Dreni, 35, who runs his own construction company.
Image: @sorenna_fashionista / CATERS NEWS) @sorenna_fashionista / CATERS NEWS) Image: @sorenna_fashionista / CATERS NEWS) @sorenna_fashionista / CATERS NEWS)
Hena, who has no other children, added: "The reason she has so many followers is because of the way I dress her and her amazing natural poses.
"A lot of people want to know where her clothes are from which is why w=e get to collaborate with so many amazing brands.
"She loves music, dancing, swimming and I hope that in the future, she will be an actress in a famous film!
"That is my dream."


thedailymirror--2020-12-11--UK 'won't suddenly be back to normal' in April despite coronavirus vaccine

Britain wo n't suddenly be back to normal in April despite the rollout of a coronavirus vaccine , various experts believe .
Boris Johnson has claimed the jab will have an impact `` before Easter '' and ministers hope to lift restrictions `` from the spring '' .
But experts have warned lockdown and social distancing measures ca n't be lifted all at once .
Many are understood to be concerned about the impact of lifting all the rules when only the most vulnerable have had the vaccine .
Once all priority groups have been vaccinated , up to 99 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Covid will be protected .
But the virus could still run rampant if younger people who have n't been vaccinated drop all social distancing rule at once .
Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty this week warned there would only be a `` gradual retreat '' from coronavirus rules .
And yesterday Prof Tim Spector , of King 's College London , predicted `` we 'll be in a phase-out for at least another year '' .
He said some rules may become voluntary , but added : `` I think we 're still @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at least another year . ''
Government advisors are thought to be hopeful that restrictions will end next year , but believe they should n't end all at once .
One senior source said people must not have `` unrealistic expectations '' that `` everything ’ s going to be completely normal by April - it won ’ t be . ''
A second senior government source told the Mirror they expected some coronavirus rules to continue into the summer .
The government 's Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies ( SAGE ) today @ @ @ @ @ @ @ crucial ' R number ' is below 1 in every region of England .
While it is still 0.9 to 1.0 across the UK , it might be higher than 1 in London , the East of England and the South East , SAGE said .
It 's thought children aged 12 to 16 are fuelling a surge in cases in the capital , where thousands of tests are being rolled out .
MPs fear London and parts of Essex could be placed in Tier 3 restrictions next week .
The ONS ' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people testing positive in London rose in the week to December 5 .
The ONS estimated around 481,500 people in England 's community had coronavirus at any point that week , around 1 in 115 people .
That is a fall from around 521,300 people - 1 in 105 - the previous week .
The infection survey is wider than official figures because it includes estimates of people who have n't been tested for coronavirus , but it also excludes institutions like hospitals and prisons .

Boris Johnson has said the jab will have an impact 'before Easter' - but it could be a slow process and not all the rules can be lifted at once
UK 'won't suddenly be back to normal' in April despite coronavirus vaccine
Britain won't suddenly be back to normal in April despite the rollout of a coronavirus vaccine, various experts believe.
Boris Johnson has claimed the jab will have an impact "before Easter" and ministers hope to lift restrictions "from the spring".
But experts have warned lockdown and social distancing measures can't be lifted all at once.
Many are understood to be concerned about the impact of lifting all the rules when only the most vulnerable have had the vaccine.
Once all priority groups have been vaccinated, up to 99% of people who would die of Covid will be protected.
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But the virus could still run rampant if younger people who haven't been vaccinated drop all social distancing rule at once.
Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty this week warned there would only be a "gradual retreat" from coronavirus rules.
And yesterday Prof Tim Spector, of King's College London, predicted "we'll be in a phase-out for at least another year".
He said some rules may become voluntary, but added: "I think we're still going to be having social distancing for at least another year."
Government advisors are thought to be hopeful that restrictions will end next year, but believe they shouldn't end all at once.
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One senior source said people must not have "unrealistic expectations" that "everything’s going to be completely normal by April - it won’t be."
A second senior government source told the Mirror they expected some coronavirus rules to continue into the summer.
The government's Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE) today warned they were no longer confident the crucial 'R number' is below 1 in every region of England.
While it is still 0.9 to 1.0 across the UK, it might be higher than 1 in London, the East of England and the South East, SAGE said.
It's thought children aged 12 to 16 are fuelling a surge in cases in the capital, where thousands of tests are being rolled out.
MPs fear London and parts of Essex could be placed in Tier 3 restrictions next week.
The ONS' weekly infection survey said the percentage of people testing positive in London rose in the week to December 5.
The ONS estimated around 481,500 people in England's community had coronavirus at any point that week, around 1 in 115 people.
That is a fall from around 521,300 people - 1 in 105 - the previous week.
The infection survey is wider than official figures because it includes estimates of people who haven't been tested for coronavirus, but it also excludes institutions like hospitals and prisons.


thedailymirror--2020-12-11--Shane Richie makes surprise cameo in This Morning panto as Prince Charming

I 'm A Celeb 's own Shane Richie swapped the castle for the panto today as he made a surprise appearance as Prince Charming .
This Morning 's panto featutred Phillip Schofield as Buttons , Alison Hammond as the Fairy Godmother and Holly Willoughby as Cinderella , frantically searching for her lost slipper ahead of the Prince 's ball .
Shane gave a cheeky wink to the camera as he was revealed and asked Holly : `` Hey , how you doing , Cinder , sweetheart ?
`` It 's me , Shane Richie , but most people know me @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` Now I know I missed out on being crowned King of the Castle , do n't wan na talk about it , so I thought I 'd be Prince of the Panto instead !
`` I must say though , I 'm over the Alfie Moon to get the role ! ''
He added : `` Now , I hope you 're all enjoying my socially distanced ball and I 'm sorry I 'm not there to greet you all .
`` But I 've managed to find your glass slipper @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Shane laughed : `` Yeah , you should be excited !
And with the help of the Fairy Godmother 's magic , the slipper will make it 's way to you now ! ''
And with a snap of his fingers , the slipper appeared on Holly 's foot .
The opening of the show featured Alison 's Fairy Godmother joined by BGT winner Jon Courtenay as they belted out the Panto Song .
And it was rounded off by Sheridan Smith 's Peter Pan , who sang Rocking Around The Christmas @ @ @ @ @ @ @ *This Morning airs at 10am on weekdays on ITV .

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I'm A Celeb and EastEnders star Shane Richie delighted audiences during today's This Morning as he was revealed as Prince Charming at the end of the show
Shane Richie makes surprise cameo in This Morning panto as Prince Charming
I'm A Celeb's own Shane Richie swapped the castle for the panto today as he made a surprise appearance as Prince Charming.
This Morning's panto featutred Phillip Schofield as Buttons, Alison Hammond as the Fairy Godmother and Holly Willoughby as Cinderella, frantically searching for her lost slipper ahead of the Prince's ball.
Shane gave a cheeky wink to the camera as he was revealed and asked Holly: "Hey, how you doing, Cinder, sweetheart?
"It's me, Shane Richie, but most people know me as Charming...yes, Prince Charming.
"Now I know I missed out on being crowned King of the Castle, don't wanna talk about it, so I thought I'd be Prince of the Panto instead!
Image: ITV) ITV)
"I must say though, I'm over the Alfie Moon to get the role!"
He added: "Now, I hope you're all enjoying my socially distanced ball and I'm sorry I'm not there to greet you all.
"But I've managed to find your glass slipper!"
As the camera crew cheered, Shane laughed: "Yeah, you should be excited! And with the help of the Fairy Godmother's magic, the slipper will make it's way to you now!"
Image: ITV) ITV) Image: ITV) ITV)
And with a snap of his fingers, the slipper appeared on Holly's foot.
The opening of the show featured Alison's Fairy Godmother joined by BGT winner Jon Courtenay as they belted out the Panto Song.
And it was rounded off by Sheridan Smith's Peter Pan, who sang Rocking Around The Christmas Tree to the Prince's ball.
*This Morning airs at 10am on weekdays on ITV.


thedailymirror--2020-12-11--giffgaff launch phone clearance and it includes top Apple and Samsung handsets

Phone network giffgaff has slashed the price of over 50 different smartphones in its latest winter sale .
The selection of refurbished models available include top handsets from Apple and Samsung from as little as £129 .
Highlights include the iPhone 7 32GB for £129 , the iPhone X 64GB from £339 and the Samsung Galaxy S9 64GB for £229 .
Shoppers can browse all the deals , which offers excellent savings when compared with buying new , online now at giffgaff.com .
All the refurbished range of phones are fully reconditioned to a good standard and come with a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sustainable shoppers who want an affordable new phone for Christmas , and giffgaff is also encouraging customers to recycle their old phones with the option of donating some of that money to charity .
Giffgaff is also running a cashback promotion until 25th December .
Shoppers can claim up to £100 when purchasing an eligible Samsung phone .
To claim cashback just follow the steps below and head to the giffgaff website .
• Complete a submit and claim form by providing the IMEI Serial Number of your new eligible device and uploading @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( under view details ) .

Need a new phone for Christmas? Giffgaff has slashed the price on several top refurbished Apple and Samsung smartphones in its winter sale
giffgaff launch huge phone clearance and it includes top Apple and Samsung handsets
Phone network giffgaff has slashed the price of over 50 different smartphones in its latest winter sale.
The selection of refurbished models available include top handsets from Apple and Samsung from as little as £129.
Highlights include the iPhone 7 32GB for £129, the iPhone X 64GB from £339 and the Samsung Galaxy S9 64GB for £229.
Shoppers can browse all the deals, which offers excellent savings when compared with buying new, online now at giffgaff.com.
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All the refurbished range of phones are fully reconditioned to a good standard and come with a one-year warranty.
It's ideal for sustainable shoppers who want an affordable new phone for Christmas, and giffgaff is also encouraging customers to recycle their old phones with the option of donating some of that money to charity.
Giffgaff is also running a cashback promotion until 25th December. Shoppers can claim up to £100 when purchasing an eligible Samsung phone.
To claim cashback just follow the steps below and head to the giffgaff website.
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thedailymirror--2020-12-11--Ole Gunnar Solskjaer issues Anthony Martial and Edinson Cavani injury updates

Anthony Martial is fit for the Manchester derby – but Edinson Cavani remains a doubt .
Manchester United duo Martial and Cavani missed their side 's 3-2 defeat away to RB Leipzig in midweek , which saw them exit the Champions League .
But ahead of tomorrow 's showdown against City at Old Trafford , United boss Ole Gunnar Solskajer revealed Martial will be involved , but a late decision will be taken on Cavani .
“ Anthony will definitely be involved , ” said Solskjaer .
“ Edinson has been on the grass , but I 'll make a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we were disappointed [ at exiting the Champions League ] .
That 's natural , we really wanted to go through , but the reality is we did n't so we 've got to move on .
“ The Manchester derby is probably the best game you can ask for after such a disappointment , because it does stick in yours system.
” Solskjaer also backed David De Gea , after United legend Paul Scholes accused the goalkeeper of “ bottling it ” for Leipzig 's third goal .
“ David 's a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of best goalkeepers in Europe , ” said Solskjaer .
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“ He @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he 's a man we really rely on , hopefully he 's not affected by criticism and I do n't think he will be .

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OLE GUNNAR SOLSKJAER GIVES MAN UTD TEAM NEWS AHEAD OF DERBY WITH MAN CITY
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Manchester United take on Manchester City at Old Trafford on Saturday - and there are mixed fortunes on the injury front for the Red Devils ahead of the clash
Anthony Martial is fit for the Manchester derby – but Edinson Cavani remains a doubt.
Manchester United duo Martial and Cavani missed their side's 3-2 defeat away to RB Leipzig in midweek, which saw them exit the Champions League.
But ahead of tomorrow's showdown against City at Old Trafford, United boss Ole Gunnar Solskajer revealed Martial will be involved, but a late decision will be taken on Cavani.
“Anthony will definitely be involved,” said Solskjaer.
“Edinson has been on the grass, but I'll make a decision later.
“Of course, we were disappointed [at exiting the Champions League]. That's natural, we really wanted to go through, but the reality is we didn't so we've got to move on.
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“The Manchester derby is probably the best game you can ask for after such a disappointment, because it does stick in yours system.”
Solskjaer also backed David De Gea, after United legend Paul Scholes accused the goalkeeper of “bottling it” for Leipzig's third goal.
“David's a top goalkeeper and rightly on the lists of best goalkeepers in Europe,” said Solskjaer.
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“He's handled criticism and setbacks before, he's a man we really rely on, hopefully he's not affected by criticism and I don't think he will be.
“Every goal a goalkeeper concedes you'll be disappointed with.”


thedailymirror--2020-12-11--Ex-jail boss claims prison service discriminated against her for being a lesbian

The former boss of an open prison is now suing the service over claims she was discriminated against because she is a lesbian .
Sharon Jefcut , then Sharon Williams , was the governor of HMP Ford in West Sussex when around 40 inmates went on a drunken New Year 's Day rampage in 2011 , causing around £5million of damage .
The inmates had been bingeing on smuggled champagne , brandy , whisky and vodka at the Category D prison before the 'unprecedented ' riot which saw it set on fire .
It emerged shortly afterwards that Sharon Jefcut @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in a relationship with prison officer Jackie Jefcut .
Ms Jefcut is suing the prison service for disability discrimination , sexual orientation discrimination and victimisation , which she says occurred from 2013 until she took ill health retirement in June 2018 .
There is however no suggestion the riot had any bearing on Ms Jefcut 's alleged treatment .
At an employment tribunal in London yesterday a panel of judges refused the prison service 's application to strike out Ms Jefcut 's case , but said it had a `` low chance of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Jefcut 's claims have technically been made out of time - although a judge can agree to extend the time limits to still consider them .
The panel ruled Ms Jefcut will need to pay a deposit if she wishes to proceed with the case - but it could make her liable to pay the prison service 's legal costs if she loses .
Giving evidence , Ms Jefcut told the tribunal : `` I do acknowledge that some of the issues I raise go back a considerable time but they have been @ @ @ @ @ @ @ years .
`` It 's been a continual build of comments and things that have been said and I believe that 's impacted on how I have been treated throughout that period of time .
`` Up until the point I left the service and afterwards , there were a number of outstanding issues at the time of my leaving .
`` In terms of my ability to bring anything to the court , it was limited in terms of my mental health and how I was emotionally and mentally able to present @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to me .
`` I was unaware of what was happening around me a lot of the time , feelings of upset , fear , just wanting to keep my head down and carry on .
I was looking for support and wanting to stay at work and feel safe at that job . ''
Alex Line , representing the prison service , said : `` The claims in broad terms relate to disability discrimination , sexual orientation discrimination and there 's also a victimisation claim .
An unfair dismissal claim was withdrawn @ @ @ @ @ @ @ September 2019 , so it is the respondent 's submission that your only view can be these are allegations are out of time by a considerable margin , bearing in mind the three-month time limit . ''
It was said that most of the claims relate to emails sent by a manager called Steven O'Connell in April 2016 , which Ms Jefcut discovered in September 2018 through a subject access request .
A subject access request allows a person to be given personal information about themselves held by an organisation .
Ms Jefcut @ @ @ @ @ @ @ belief that I was going to take the service to court on the grounds of my sexual orientation and comments that he made up to the highest level of the service .
`` I believe this impacted on the way I was treated and managed and to the fact that I was really quite unwell and it was perceived that I was difficult to manage . ''
Employment judge Emma Burns said : `` We feel unable to make a finding that the claim has no reasonable prospect of success .
`` All @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but when allegations are made of disability discrimination we do have the power to extend time on a just and equitable basis .
`` We do n't feel confident there are no prospects of success , however we do feel confident there is a weak prospect of success .
`` We are not saying that you ca n't proceed , we are just saying if you proceed we do n't think you will win but it 's your choice .
What we urge you to do is to go get some independent legal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ adjourned to allow Ms Jefcut to pay the deposit of a confidential sum .

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EXCLUSIVE: Sharon Jefcut is suing the prison service for disability discrimination, sexual orientation discrimination and victimisation, which she says occurred from 2013 until she retired in June 2018
The former boss of an open prison is now suing the service over claims she was discriminated against because she is a lesbian.
Sharon Jefcut, then Sharon Williams, was the governor of HMP Ford in West Sussex when around 40 inmates went on a drunken New Year's Day rampage in 2011, causing around £5million of damage.
The inmates had been bingeing on smuggled champagne, brandy, whisky and vodka at the Category D prison before the 'unprecedented' riot which saw it set on fire.
It emerged shortly afterwards that Sharon Jefcut had split with her husband and was in a relationship with prison officer Jackie Jefcut.
Ms Jefcut is suing the prison service for disability discrimination, sexual orientation discrimination and victimisation, which she says occurred from 2013 until she took ill health retirement in June 2018.
There is however no suggestion the riot had any bearing on Ms Jefcut's alleged treatment.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
At an employment tribunal in London yesterday a panel of judges refused the prison service's application to strike out Ms Jefcut's case, but said it had a "low chance of success".
The tribunal heard Ms Jefcut's claims have technically been made out of time - although a judge can agree to extend the time limits to still consider them.
The panel ruled Ms Jefcut will need to pay a deposit if she wishes to proceed with the case - but it could make her liable to pay the prison service's legal costs if she loses.
Giving evidence, Ms Jefcut told the tribunal: "I do acknowledge that some of the issues I raise go back a considerable time but they have been prevailing all the way through those four years.
Image: PA) PA)
"It's been a continual build of comments and things that have been said and I believe that's impacted on how I have been treated throughout that period of time.
"Up until the point I left the service and afterwards, there were a number of outstanding issues at the time of my leaving.
"In terms of my ability to bring anything to the court, it was limited in terms of my mental health and how I was emotionally and mentally able to present anything or even see what was happening to me.
"I was unaware of what was happening around me a lot of the time, feelings of upset, fear, just wanting to keep my head down and carry on. I was looking for support and wanting to stay at work and feel safe at that job."
Image: ©Alpha Press) ©Alpha Press)
Alex Line, representing the prison service, said: "The claims in broad terms relate to disability discrimination, sexual orientation discrimination and there's also a victimisation claim. An unfair dismissal claim was withdrawn.
"Ms Jefcut contacted ACAS in September 2019, so it is the respondent's submission that your only view can be these are allegations are out of time by a considerable margin, bearing in mind the three-month time limit."
It was said that most of the claims relate to emails sent by a manager called Steven O'Connell in April 2016, which Ms Jefcut discovered in September 2018 through a subject access request.
A subject access request allows a person to be given personal information about themselves held by an organisation.
Ms Jefcut added: "Mr O'Connell held the belief that I was going to take the service to court on the grounds of my sexual orientation and comments that he made up to the highest level of the service.
"I believe this impacted on the way I was treated and managed and to the fact that I was really quite unwell and it was perceived that I was difficult to manage."
Employment judge Emma Burns said: "We feel unable to make a finding that the claim has no reasonable prospect of success.
"All the allegations are significantly out of time but when allegations are made of disability discrimination we do have the power to extend time on a just and equitable basis.
"We don't feel confident there are no prospects of success, however we do feel confident there is a weak prospect of success.
"We are not saying that you can't proceed, we are just saying if you proceed we don't think you will win but it's your choice. What we urge you to do is to go get some independent legal advice."
The full hearing was adjourned to allow Ms Jefcut to pay the deposit of a confidential sum.


thedailymirror--2020-12-11--Furious husband accuses wife of cheating in stunt inspired by Love Actually

It 's not just love that 's in the air and everywhere you look around - cheating is too .
One video has gone viral on TikTok after a man apparently shamed his wife who he claimed had an affair behind his back .
And it seems that he watched Love Actually recently - with his 'wife ' holding cards like the man confessing his love to a newly married woman does in the film .
In the video , a blindfolded woman can be seen jumping up and down holding a sign which says ' I 'm a cheater @ @ @ @ @ @ @ next to her and says ' I 'm so excited ' before revealing the next sign , which says ' I 'm about to come clean . '
She asks if she should keep going before turning over to the next page , which says : `` And I do n't know it yet . ''
The next two signs claim that she 's been cheating by sleeping with her best friend 's husband .
The camera then pans to the man who grimaces and nods towards the woman .
She then turns @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : `` He gave me these cards . ''
The video then abruptly ends - with people divided over the unusual stunt .
The video of the toe-curling incident has been viewed more than one million times since being shared on TikTok .
One person commented : `` It takes two to tango ... hold him accountable as well . ''
Another advised : `` Just walk away man , this is unnecessary and shows you did n't love her the way you should . ''
A third asked : `` Why are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ husband as well ?
It takes two to cheat does n't it ? ''
A fourth bluntly replied : `` Break up and get over it . ''
Lots of people were n't convinced by the video - with many guessing it was staged .
One viewer blasted : `` Do n't think this is real for a second . ''
Another agreed , replying : `` This is so painfully untrue , I refuse to watch anymore . ''

Furious husband accuses wife of cheating in stunt inspired by Love Actually
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The "incredibly awkward" video of the woman holding cards 'admitting' to the affair has gone viral on TikTok, leaving people divided over the unusual incident
Furious husband accuses wife of cheating in stunt inspired by Love Actually
It's not just love that's in the air and everywhere you look around - cheating is too.
One video has gone viral on TikTok after a man apparently shamed his wife who he claimed had an affair behind his back.
And it seems that he watched Love Actually recently - with his 'wife' holding cards like the man confessing his love to a newly married woman does in the film.
In the video, a blindfolded woman can be seen jumping up and down holding a sign which says 'I'm a cheater.'
Image: tiktok) tiktok)
She turns to the man next to her and says 'I'm so excited' before revealing the next sign, which says 'I'm about to come clean.'
She asks if she should keep going before turning over to the next page, which says: "And I don't know it yet."
The next two signs claim that she's been cheating by sleeping with her best friend's husband.
The camera then pans to the man who grimaces and nods towards the woman.
Image: tiktok) tiktok)
She then turns over the next page, which says: "He gave me these cards."
The video then abruptly ends - with people divided over the unusual stunt.
The video of the toe-curling incident has been viewed more than one million times since being shared on TikTok.
Image: Universal Pictures) Universal Pictures)
One person commented: "It takes two to tango...hold him accountable as well."
Another advised: "Just walk away man, this is unnecessary and shows you didn't love her the way you should."
A third asked: "Why aren't y'all embarrassing the best friend's husband as well? It takes two to cheat doesn't it?"
A fourth bluntly replied: "Break up and get over it."
Lots of people weren't convinced by the video - with many guessing it was staged.
One viewer blasted: "Don't think this is real for a second."
Another agreed, replying: "This is so painfully untrue, I refuse to watch anymore."


thedailymirror--2020-12-11--Liverpool face two new injury concerns as Oxlade-Chamberlain return fast-tracked

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is in line for his first Liverpool appearance of the season when the champions take on Fulham on Sunday .
The England international has endured a frustrating spell on the sidelines after picking up a knee injury in pre-season .
However , the 27-year-old returned to full training ahead of Wednesday ’ s draw with FC Midtjylland and could be in the squad this weekend .
“ Oxlade is in normal training , ” Klopp confirmed .
“ He has been doing parts of training now for a week or so , he is now in full training @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the situation probably demands to involve him as soon as possible , but I don ’ t know if the weekend is that already .
`` We can not and will not rush it , but when he 's long enough in normal team training then of course he becomes an option immediately .
It 's good , absolutely good . ''
Goalkeeper Alisson is also nearing a return to first team action .
The Brazilian has missed the last three Liverpool games , with Caoimhin Kelleher serving as an able deputy .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Cottage , Alisson will take part in the Reds ’ final training session and unless he encounters any issues , will be available .
“ Ali will train today , that ’ s what I ’ ve heard .
I came in and came directly to the press [ conference ] so all the meetings are after that and yes , Ali will train and if he trains and all fine , then he can play , ” Klopp said .
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Have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not all good news for Liverpool however , with Klopp confirming summer signings Diogo Jota and Kostas Tsimikas both pickied up knocks during the draw in Denmark .
On the pair , he added : “ We had a game two days ago and after the game we obviously had some niggles I would say , but [ they ] can be more , we have to see .
The diagnoses are not finally done .
“ Kostas we have to see , Diogo we have to see - he got a knock @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from the game , I think.
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The England midfielder is yet to play a game this season, after suffering a knee injury in pre-season, but could be available for this weekend's trip to Fulham
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is in line for his first Liverpool appearance of the season when the champions take on Fulham on Sunday.
The England international has endured a frustrating spell on the sidelines after picking up a knee injury in pre-season.
However, the 27-year-old returned to full training ahead of Wednesday’s draw with FC Midtjylland and could be in the squad this weekend.
“Oxlade is in normal training,” Klopp confirmed. “He has been doing parts of training now for a week or so, he is now in full training and we will see.
“So the situation probably demands to involve him as soon as possible, but I don’t know if the weekend is that already.
"We cannot and will not rush it, but when he's long enough in normal team training then of course he becomes an option immediately. It's good, absolutely good."
Goalkeeper Alisson is also nearing a return to first team action. The Brazilian has missed the last three Liverpool games, with Caoimhin Kelleher serving as an able deputy.
But ahead of the trip to Craven Cottage, Alisson will take part in the Reds’ final training session and unless he encounters any issues, will be available.
“Ali will train today, that’s what I’ve heard. I came in and came directly to the press [conference] so all the meetings are after that and yes, Ali will train and if he trains and all fine, then he can play,” Klopp said.
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It’s not all good news for Liverpool however, with Klopp confirming summer signings Diogo Jota and Kostas Tsimikas both pickied up knocks during the draw in Denmark.
On the pair, he added: “We had a game two days ago and after the game we obviously had some niggles I would say, but [they] can be more, we have to see. The diagnoses are not finally done.
“Kostas we have to see, Diogo we have to see - he got a knock as well. That’s it from the game, I think.”
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thedailymirror--2020-12-11--Wales 'to enter full lockdown after Christmas' if coronavirus rates fail to drop

Wales could go into full lockdown after Christmas unless rising coronavirus infections are curbed , the First Minister has warned .
Mark Drakeford said the situation was `` very serious '' as infection rates have soared faster than models predicted after the 17-day firebreak lockdown .
He told a press conference that the virus was `` firmly entrenched in so many parts of Wales '' , with infection rates at very high levels in place like Neath Port Talbot , Blaenau Gwent and Rhondda Cynon Taf .
The First Minister warned that the NHS `` will not be able to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the current levels of coronavirus-related admissions continue in the coming weeks - and there could 2,500 people with coronavirus in hospital by Christmas Day .
He said he had met Michael Gove and other UK leaders to discuss whether Christmas plans to allow household mixing should be `` revisited '' but they had decided against changing the plans .
Instead , he urged people to avoid taking unnecessary risks over the five-day festive break .
It comes after families in Wales were `` strongly advised '' to cancel their Christmas get togethers by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Welsh Government 's Technical Advisory Group ( TAG ) said : `` If people can avoid seeing others over the Christmas period , perhaps postponing celebrations until later next year or meeting remotely , then this is strongly advised . ''
It also follows the news that all secondary schools and colleges in Wales will shut for face-to-face teaching on December 14 , and move to online learning for the last week of term .
The Welsh Government will publish a new Covid plan next week , with a revised `` traffic @ @ @ @ @ @ @ restrictions .
Mr Drakeford said : `` The revised plan sets out four alert levels .
Today in Wales , we are at alert level 3 , the traffic light is red , the level of risk is very high .
`` If the strengthened measures of last week and the extra action of this week - together with the efforts each and every one of us need to make - if those measures do not succeed in turning the tide of the virus then it is inevitable that we will have to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ immediately after Christmas . ''
He said moving to level 4 would not be a firebreak lockdown , which was for a `` fixed period of time '' .
Mr Drakeford blamed `` small acts of selfishness '' by rule-flouting people for the spread of the virus .
`` We have most people in Wales , who continue to do everything they can to follow the advice , to think very carefully , '' he said .
`` The problem is , it turns out that with this virus , you do n't @ @ @ @ @ @ @ before they add up to a set of circumstances in which you see the virus accelerating away as we 're seeing in Wales . ''
The plan sets out four alert levels – rising from one to four : • Alert level one ( low-risk ) – this represents the closest to normality we are likely to have before the summer and the widespread take-up of vaccinations .
• Alert level two ( medium-risk ) – additional , targeted controls are put in place to maintain infection rates at lower levels .
These @ @ @ @ @ @ @ restrictions to manage specific incidents and outbreaks .
• Alert level three ( high-risk ) – these are the strictest package of restrictions , short of a firebreak or lockdown .
• None Alert level four ( very high risk ) – restrictions at this level are equivalent to a lockdown and reflect the seriousness of the situation .

First Minister Mark Drakeford said the situation had become 'very serious' and questioned whether the festive exemptions should be revisited
Wales could go into full lockdown after Christmas unless rising coronavirus infections are curbed, the First Minister has warned.
Mark Drakeford said the situation was "very serious" as infection rates have soared faster than models predicted after the 17-day firebreak lockdown.
He told a press conference that the virus was "firmly entrenched in so many parts of Wales", with infection rates at very high levels in place like Neath Port Talbot, Blaenau Gwent and Rhondda Cynon Taf.
The First Minister warned that the NHS "will not be able to cope as it is today" if the current levels of coronavirus-related admissions continue in the coming weeks - and there could 2,500 people with coronavirus in hospital by Christmas Day.
He said he had met Michael Gove and other UK leaders to discuss whether Christmas plans to allow household mixing should be "revisited" but they had decided against changing the plans.
Instead, he urged people to avoid taking unnecessary risks over the five-day festive break.
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It comes after families in Wales were "strongly advised" to cancel their Christmas get togethers by Government advisors.
A recent report by the Welsh Government's Technical Advisory Group (TAG) said: "If people can avoid seeing others over the Christmas period, perhaps postponing celebrations until later next year or meeting remotely, then this is strongly advised."
It also follows the news that all secondary schools and colleges in Wales will shut for face-to-face teaching on December 14, and move to online learning for the last week of term.
The Welsh Government will publish a new Covid plan next week, with a revised "traffic light" system for different levels of restrictions.
Mr Drakeford said: "The revised plan sets out four alert levels. Today in Wales, we are at alert level 3, the traffic light is red, the level of risk is very high.
"If the strengthened measures of last week and the extra action of this week - together with the efforts each and every one of us need to make - if those measures do not succeed in turning the tide of the virus then it is inevitable that we will have to consider a move to alert level 4 immediately after Christmas."
He said moving to level 4 would not be a firebreak lockdown, which was for a "fixed period of time".
Mr Drakeford blamed "small acts of selfishness" by rule-flouting people for the spread of the virus.
"We have most people in Wales, who continue to do everything they can to follow the advice, to think very carefully," he said.
"The problem is, it turns out that with this virus, you don't need that many small acts of selfishness before they add up to a set of circumstances in which you see the virus accelerating away as we're seeing in Wales."
The plan sets out four alert levels – rising from one to four:
Alert level one (low-risk) – this represents the closest to normality we are likely to have before the summer and the widespread take-up of vaccinations.
Alert level two (medium-risk) – additional, targeted controls are put in place to maintain infection rates at lower levels. These may be complemented by more targeted local restrictions to manage specific incidents and outbreaks.
Alert level three (high-risk) – these are the strictest package of restrictions, short of a firebreak or lockdown.


thedailymirror--2020-12-11--Lionel Messi urged to follow Diego Maradona and make sensational Napoli transfer

Kevin-Prince Boateng has urged his former teammate Lionel Messi to `` honour '' Diego Maradona 's memory by joining Napoli .
Maradona died aged 60 last month and Messi paid tribute to his compatriot with an emotional gesture after scoring against Osasuna .
During his playing days , Maradona ended a brief spell with Barcelona by joining Napoli for a then-record fee of £6.9million in 1984 .
The Argentine led the club to Serie A , Coppa Italia and UEFA Cup glory during seven seasons in the southern Italian city , where he was treated like royalty .
Meanwhile Messi @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with Barcelona at the end of the season , while speculation about his next move continues to escalate .
And Boateng - who spent six months alongside Messi while on loan at Barca last year - urged the six-time Ballon d'Or winner to complete a sensational switch to the newly-renamed Diego Armando Maradona Stadium .
He told ESPN : `` Messi 's going to finish his contract at Barcelona , [ but ] how amazing would it be if he would just call Napoli and say ' I will come ' ?
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`` They do n't give out the No.10 shirt anymore , [ but ] I would love to honour Maradona @ @ @ @ @ @ @ come and play one year or two years at Naples , without thinking about money or nothing , just heart . ''
Boateng added : `` It would be like a movie .
He 'd have to go to practice by a f***ing helicopter because people would eat him alive .
They 'd be so happy .
`` But just that story : 'In honour of Maradona , I will come and play for Naples ' , what kind of story would that be for the world , not only for football , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be a message , it would be history everywhere .
I just wish I would be in Messi 's shoes .
I want to be Messi .
I would call the president of Naples and I would tell him . ''
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Barcelona superstar Messi is out of contract at the end of the season and a former teammate has called on him to move to the newly-renamed Diego Armando Maradona Stadium
Kevin-Prince Boateng has urged his former teammate Lionel Messi to "honour" Diego Maradona's memory by joining Napoli.
Maradona died aged 60 last month and Messi paid tribute to his compatriot with an emotional gesture after scoring against Osasuna.
During his playing days, Maradona ended a brief spell with Barcelona by joining Napoli for a then-record fee of £6.9million in 1984.
The Argentine led the club to Serie A, Coppa Italia and UEFA Cup glory during seven seasons in the southern Italian city, where he was treated like royalty.
Meanwhile Messi, 33, is out of contract with Barcelona at the end of the season, while speculation about his next move continues to escalate.
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And Boateng - who spent six months alongside Messi while on loan at Barca last year - urged the six-time Ballon d'Or winner to complete a sensational switch to the newly-renamed Diego Armando Maradona Stadium.
He told ESPN : "Messi's going to finish his contract at Barcelona, [but] how amazing would it be if he would just call Napoli and say 'I will come'?
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"They don't give out the No.10 shirt anymore, [but] I would love to honour Maradona's No.10 and I would love to come and play one year or two years at Naples, without thinking about money or nothing, just heart."
Boateng added: "It would be like a movie. He'd have to go to practice by a f***ing helicopter because people would eat him alive. They'd be so happy.
"But just that story: 'In honour of Maradona, I will come and play for Naples', what kind of story would that be for the world, not only for football, for the world?
"It would be a message, it would be history everywhere. I just wish I would be in Messi's shoes. I want to be Messi. I would call the president of Naples and I would tell him."
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thedailymirror--2020-12-11--UK coronavirus R rate 'no longer below 1 everywhere in England' as cases grow

The coronavirus reproduction ( R ) number is likely at or above 1 in all areas of England after retreating during the lockdown , Sage advisers fear .
In its latest weekly update , the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies ( Sage ) , which has been helping to guide the Government through the pandemic , said it is `` no longer confident '' R in every English region is below 1 .
The crucial number could be as high as 1.1 in London , the South East and the East , with new infections rising by as much as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , less than a week before the Government decides whether to move cities and towns out of their current tiers .
England 's overall R number , between 0.8 and 1.0 , was unchanged from a week ago .
For the whole of the UK , the R number , which measures how fast Covid-19 is spreading , has moved slightly to 0.9-1.0 from 0.8-1.0 a week ago , but the number of new infections is shrinking by between zero and 2 % every day .
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@ @ @ @ @ @ @ number between 0.9 and 1 means that on average every 10 people infected will infect between 9 and 10 other people .
Two weeks ago , the UK 's R rate fell below 1 for the first time in three months to between 0.9 and 1.0 .
If the R value is above one then the Covid-19 epidemic can grow exponentially , but if it is below one it shows the outbreak is in retreat .
London and Essex are at risk of being moved into Tier 3 due to rising infection rates @ @ @ @ @ @ @ finally escape the toughest category .
These are the latest values by region , with the R number followed by the growth rate , based on data up to December 7 : A Sage statement read : `` The R estimate for England remains broadly consistent with previous weeks , at between 0.8 and 1.0 .
`` All NHS England regions have R estimates that are below or span 1 .
`` This suggests that the epidemic continues to shrink in some NHS England regions and Sage is confident that this is the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ East and Yorkshire .
`` Sage is not confident that R is currently below 1 in the East of England , London , and South East . ''
The estimates for R and the growth rate are provided by the Scientific Pandemic Influenza Group on Modelling ( SPI-M ) , a sub-group of Sage .
The growth rate , which estimates how quickly the number of infections is changing day by day , is between minus 2 % and zero for the UK as a whole .
It means the number of new @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 2 % every day .
Estimates for R and growth rates are shown as a range and the true values are likely to lie within this range , according to the experts .
Sage also said the figures published on Friday more accurately represent the average situation over the past few weeks rather than the present situation .
Meanwhile , Professor Sir David Spiegelhalter , a Sage member , talking in a personal capacity , warned that Covid-19 is killing 10,000 more people a month than normal and family gatherings at Christmas could @ @ @ @ @ @ @ BBC Radio 4 's Today programme : `` The downward trend that happened after the higher tiers and lockdown has now stopped , cases are going up .
`` ( There are ) 350 , 400 deaths a day in the UK - that 's about 10,000 a month .
And these are real deaths .
These are extra deaths that would not have happened normally .
`` They are from Covid , they are not just with Covid . ''
He added : `` I am sure people wanted a downward trend @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of , buffer before the Christmas season , because there is bound to be some effect .
`` Now , I would n't want to say what the size of that effect is going to be because it depends crucially on people 's behaviour .
`` And , how much they obey the rules and are sensible . ''
Asked about why there would be a Christmas impact on Covid , he told Today : `` Because there will be more travel .
`` People will be mixing .
And we can just @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' Sir David said : `` This could be just a blip , and it might not be that big , I would n't want to say .
`` I think we need to look beyond that towards the whole winter , I think .
`` We ca n't make this disappear and we ca n't let it get out of control .
And , it wo n't get out of control ... that wo n't be allowed to happen .
So , it 's keeping a lid on it . ''
An @ @ @ @ @ @ @ England had Covid-19 between November 29 and December 5 , according to the Office for National Statistics ( ONS ) .
This is the equivalent of around 0.88 % of the population , or one in 115 people .
It represents a drop from 521,300 people , or one in 105 , who were estimated to have Covid-19 in the period November 22 to 28 .
The figures do not include people staying in hospitals , care homes or other institutional settings .
When modelling the level of infection among different age groups @ @ @ @ @ @ @ remain highest among secondary school-aged children ( school years 7 to 11 ) and young adults ( school year 12 to age 24 ) .
Rates are estimated to have decreased among young adults , 25 to 34-year-olds and 50 to 69-year-olds , but have levelled off for those aged 35 to 49 years .
In Wales , the percentage of people testing positive for Covid-19 has increased in recent weeks , the ONS said .
An estimated 25,600 people in private households had Covid-19 between November 29 and December 5 - the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
This is up from an estimated 18,100 people for the period November 22 to 28 , or 0.60 % of the population .
Because of the relatively small number of tests and low number of positives in its Wales sample , results should be interpreted with caution , the ONS added .
First Minister Mark Drakeford has described the coronavirus situation in Wales as `` very serious '' .
Mr Drakeford said the country 's 17-day firebreak lockdown had successfully brought down rates of Covid-19 but these had now risen `` faster @ @ @ @ @ @ @ adding that it was `` firmly entrenched in so many parts of Wales '' .
`` In some parts of Wales , such as Neath Port Talbot , Blaenau Gwent and Rhondda Cynon Taf , the rates are now incredibly high , '' Mr Drakeford told a press conference in Cardiff .
`` These very high levels of coronavirus are translating inevitably into significant and sustained pressure on our NHS .
`` This week the number of coronavirus related patients in hospital passed 1,900 for the very first time and continues to rise @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this rate , we could see 2,500 people with coronavirus in hospital by Christmas Day . ''
In Northern Ireland , an estimated 7,800 people had Covid-19 between November 29 and December 5 , or 0.43 % of the population .
This is down from an estimated 9,500 people for the period November 22 to 28 , or 0.52 % of the population .
In Scotland , an estimated 43,300 people had Covid-19 between November 29 and December 5 , or 0.82 % of the population - up from 40,900 people , or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 28 .
All figures are for people in private households .

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The Government's Sage group is "no longer confident" the crucial R number is below 1 in every region of England, just days before the Government's review of the current tier restrictions
UK coronavirus R rate 'no longer below 1 everywhere in England' as infections grow
The coronavirus reproduction (R) number is likely at or above 1 in all areas of England after retreating during the lockdown, Sage advisers fear.
In its latest weekly update, the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage), which has been helping to guide the Government through the pandemic, said it is "no longer confident" R in every English region is below 1.
The crucial number could be as high as 1.1 in London, the South East and the East, with new infections rising by as much as 1-2% each day in those regions, less than a week before the Government decides whether to move cities and towns out of their current tiers.
England's overall R number, between 0.8 and 1.0, was unchanged from a week ago.
For the whole of the UK, the R number, which measures how fast Covid-19 is spreading, has moved slightly to 0.9-1.0 from 0.8-1.0 a week ago, but the number of new infections is shrinking by between zero and 2% every day.
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An R number between 0.9 and 1 means that on average every 10 people infected will infect between 9 and 10 other people.
Two weeks ago, the UK's R rate fell below 1 for the first time in three months to between 0.9 and 1.0.
If the R value is above one then the Covid-19 epidemic can grow exponentially, but if it is below one it shows the outbreak is in retreat.
London and Essex are at risk of being moved into Tier 3 due to rising infection rates, while places in the North could finally escape the toughest category.
Image: Press Association Images) Press Association Images)
These are the latest values by region, with the R number followed by the growth rate, based on data up to December 7:
- UK: 0.9-1.0, -2% to 0%
- England: 0.8-1.0, -2% to 0%
- East of England: 0.9-1.1, -1% to +2%
- London: 0.9-1.1, -1% to +1%
- South East: 0.9-1.1, -1% to +1%
- Midlands: 0.8-1.0, -3% to -1%
- South West: 0.8-1.0, -4% to 0%
- North East and Yorkshire: 0.7-0.9, -4% to -2%
- North West: 0.7-0.9, -4% to -2%
A Sage statement read: "The R estimate for England remains broadly consistent with previous weeks, at between 0.8 and 1.0.
Image: Press Association Images) Press Association Images)
"All NHS England regions have R estimates that are below or span 1.
"This suggests that the epidemic continues to shrink in some NHS England regions and Sage is confident that this is the case in the North West and North East and Yorkshire.
"Sage is not confident that R is currently below 1 in the East of England, London, and South East."
The estimates for R and the growth rate are provided by the Scientific Pandemic Influenza Group on Modelling (SPI-M), a sub-group of Sage.
The growth rate, which estimates how quickly the number of infections is changing day by day, is between minus 2% and zero for the UK as a whole.
It means the number of new infections is shrinking by between zero and 2% every day.
Estimates for R and growth rates are shown as a range and the true values are likely to lie within this range, according to the experts.
Sage also said the figures published on Friday more accurately represent the average situation over the past few weeks rather than the present situation.
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Meanwhile, Professor Sir David Spiegelhalter, a Sage member, talking in a personal capacity, warned that Covid-19 is killing 10,000 more people a month than normal and family gatherings at Christmas could only make things worse.
He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "The downward trend that happened after the higher tiers and lockdown has now stopped, cases are going up.
"(There are) 350, 400 deaths a day in the UK - that's about 10,000 a month. And these are real deaths. These are extra deaths that would not have happened normally.
"They are from Covid, they are not just with Covid."
He added: "I am sure people wanted a downward trend before Christmas to produce a, kind of, buffer before the Christmas season, because there is bound to be some effect.
"Now, I wouldn't want to say what the size of that effect is going to be because it depends crucially on people's behaviour.
"And, how much they obey the rules and are sensible."
Asked about why there would be a Christmas impact on Covid, he told Today: "Because there will be more travel.
"People will be mixing. And we can just see how behaviour just influences things."
Image: Brian Lawless/PA Wire) Brian Lawless/PA Wire)
Sir David said: "This could be just a blip, and it might not be that big, I wouldn't want to say.
"I think we need to look beyond that towards the whole winter, I think.
"We can't make this disappear and we can't let it get out of control. And, it won't get out of control... that won't be allowed to happen. So, it's keeping a lid on it."
An estimated 481,500 people in private households in England had Covid-19 between November 29 and December 5, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
This is the equivalent of around 0.88% of the population, or one in 115 people.
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It represents a drop from 521,300 people, or one in 105, who were estimated to have Covid-19 in the period November 22 to 28.
The figures do not include people staying in hospitals, care homes or other institutional settings.
When modelling the level of infection among different age groups in England, the ONS said rates remain highest among secondary school-aged children (school years 7 to 11) and young adults (school year 12 to age 24).
Rates are estimated to have decreased among young adults, 25 to 34-year-olds and 50 to 69-year-olds, but have levelled off for those aged 35 to 49 years.
In Wales, the percentage of people testing positive for Covid-19 has increased in recent weeks, the ONS said.
An estimated 25,600 people in private households had Covid-19 between November 29 and December 5 - the equivalent of 0.84% of the population.
This is up from an estimated 18,100 people for the period November 22 to 28, or 0.60% of the population.
Because of the relatively small number of tests and low number of positives in its Wales sample, results should be interpreted with caution, the ONS added.
First Minister Mark Drakeford has described the coronavirus situation in Wales as "very serious".
Mr Drakeford said the country's 17-day firebreak lockdown had successfully brought down rates of Covid-19 but these had now risen "faster than our models have predicted", adding that it was "firmly entrenched in so many parts of Wales".
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"In some parts of Wales, such as Neath Port Talbot, Blaenau Gwent and Rhondda Cynon Taf, the rates are now incredibly high," Mr Drakeford told a press conference in Cardiff.
"These very high levels of coronavirus are translating inevitably into significant and sustained pressure on our NHS.
"This week the number of coronavirus related patients in hospital passed 1,900 for the very first time and continues to rise.
"If this increase continues at this rate, we could see 2,500 people with coronavirus in hospital by Christmas Day."
In Northern Ireland, an estimated 7,800 people had Covid-19 between November 29 and December 5, or 0.43% of the population.
This is down from an estimated 9,500 people for the period November 22 to 28, or 0.52% of the population.
In Scotland, an estimated 43,300 people had Covid-19 between November 29 and December 5, or 0.82% of the population - up from 40,900 people, or 0.78%, for November 22 to 28.
All figures are for people in private households.


thedailymirror--2020-12-11--Devastated pal says couple killed crossing highway were 'perfect for each other'

A devastated friend of a tragic couple who were killed while crossing the road , has described them as “ perfect ” for each other .
Grimbsy-born Lucy Cooper and her RAF husband Sean Cooper suffered fatal injuries after being hit by a car in Los Angeles on September 4 this year .
The pair were repatriated back to the UK in emotional scenes involving many of their friends in the RAF .
Kimberley Washbourn told Lincolnshire Live : “ Lucy was one of the most caring , beautiful and kind-hearted people I was ever lucky enough to call a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and bubbly personality were infectious and she made the lives of everyone who knew her so much better .
“ It was so clear to everyone how much Sean and Lucy loved each other , and I am so glad they were able to follow their dreams in seeing the world , together . ''
Lucy and Kimberley met while working as waitresses at the Bentley Hotel in South Hykeham and had remained friends ever since .
The nurse , who lives in North Hykeham , says she will always remember the memories @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s death will leave a huge hole in many people ’ s lives .
Miss Washbourn said : “ My favourite memory with Lucy was when we went to Spain and were floating in our rubber rings in the ocean during a massive storm .
“ We were both so scared we were going to be electrocuted but still stayed in anyway .
“ The times we spent together will be in my heart forever and I will think about you , and miss you , every day .
Details of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ inquest in Lincoln , where Lucy 's family live .
Lucy , 28 , had followed husband Sean , 32 , over to the US where he was deployed as a mechanical aircraft technician as part of 17 Squadron based at Edwards Air Force Base in California .
Miss Washbourn said : “ He was kind , funny and a genuinely lovely person .
The thing that stuck out was how much he loved and adored Lucy , they were absolutely perfect for each other . ''
According to a California Highway Patrol @ @ @ @ @ @ @ around 3.15am .
The report said Lucy and Sean were crossing Avenue L when they were hit by a 2012 Toyota Prius that was travelling westbound on Avenue L at approximately 45 to 50mph .

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Lucy Cooper and her RAF husband Sean Cooper were hit by a Toyota Prius in Los Angeles. Both suffered fatal injuries in the crash and were repatriated back to the UK
Devastated pal says Brit couple killed crossing US highway were 'perfect for each other'
A devastated friend of a tragic couple who were killed while crossing the road, has described them as “perfect” for each other.
Grimbsy-born Lucy Cooper and her RAF husband Sean Cooper suffered fatal injuries after being hit by a car in Los Angeles on September 4 this year.
The pair were repatriated back to the UK in emotional scenes involving many of their friends in the RAF.
Kimberley Washbourn told Lincolnshire Live : “Lucy was one of the most caring, beautiful and kind-hearted people I was ever lucky enough to call a friend.
“Her sense of humour and bubbly personality were infectious and she made the lives of everyone who knew her so much better.
“It was so clear to everyone how much Sean and Lucy loved each other, and I am so glad they were able to follow their dreams in seeing the world, together."
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Lucy and Kimberley met while working as waitresses at the Bentley Hotel in South Hykeham and had remained friends ever since.
The nurse, who lives in North Hykeham, says she will always remember the memories they created together as says the couple’s death will leave a huge hole in many people’s lives.
Miss Washbourn said: “My favourite memory with Lucy was when we went to Spain and were floating in our rubber rings in the ocean during a massive storm.
“We were both so scared we were going to be electrocuted but still stayed in anyway.
“The times we spent together will be in my heart forever and I will think about you, and miss you, every day.
“Sleep tight angels and rest in peace, together.”
Details of the tragedy were revealed this month following an inquest in Lincoln, where Lucy's family live.
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Lucy, 28, had followed husband Sean, 32, over to the US where he was deployed as a mechanical aircraft technician as part of 17 Squadron based at Edwards Air Force Base in California.
Miss Washbourn said: “He was kind, funny and a genuinely lovely person. The thing that stuck out was how much he loved and adored Lucy, they were absolutely perfect for each other."
According to a California Highway Patrol report, the fatal collision happened at around 3.15am.
The report said Lucy and Sean were crossing Avenue L when they were hit by a 2012 Toyota Prius that was travelling westbound on Avenue L at approximately 45 to 50mph.