thedailymirror--2020-11-23--Jacqueline Jossa wants to renew wedding vows with Dan after 'reconnecting'

Jacqueline Jossa has spilled on possible plans to renew her wedding vows with Dan Osborne .
Jungle Queen Jac , 28 , tied the knot with TOWIE 's Dan , 29 , back in 2017 , and the pair have since been surrounded by speculation amid rumours that Dan had been unfaithful .
But now Jac says that 2020 has been good for them - as lockdown brought them closer together than ever before .
If they did renew their vows , she 'd want it to be lowkey , with their two daughters and Dan 's son the only @ @ @ @ @ @ @ two-year-old Ella , and Dan has Teddy , six , from a previous relationship .
EastEnders star Jac told The Sun : `` The thought of it cringes me out slightly but we might do something like renew our vows when the time is right .
`` We would like all five of us in the photos - we 'd do it for the kids .
`` It does feel like we have a new relationship though , so it might be quite nice to celebrate that . ''
She previously shared that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' for the two of them , as they were able to `` reconnect '' while Covid kept the country indoors .
Dan 's previously admitted that he 'd made `` mistakes '' in the past , but steered clear of specifics .
Jac forgave him , and the pair are going stronger than ever .
And Jac turned to therapy to help her out when their marriage was at its lowest ebb , temporarily moving out of their family home .
She told : `` I felt like there was a lot @ @ @ @ @ @ @ n't be in the same house as Dan .
Therapy is a really good thing . ''
Jac added : `` Therapy is a really good thing , whether for yourself or for a couple .
`` I do n't understand why it 's still frowned upon .
In America they use therapy like they go to the dentist . ''
Amid split rumours earlier this year , Jac had written : `` I need some time .
There is no split .
No divorce .
We are working together , not against @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not only grow closer with Dan , but press ahead with her blossoming modelling career .
Rocking a range of swimwear pieces from her own collection , Jac urged people to be kinder to themselves in a string of body confidence posts .

Jacqueline Jossa has told how she and husband Dan Osborne are considering renewing their wedding vows to each other, after they grew closer than ever during lockdown
Jacqueline Jossa wants to renew wedding vows with Dan Osborne after 'reconnecting'
Jacqueline Jossa has spilled on possible plans to renew her wedding vows with Dan Osborne.
Jungle Queen Jac, 28, tied the knot with TOWIE's Dan, 29, back in 2017, and the pair have since been surrounded by speculation amid rumours that Dan had been unfaithful.
But now Jac says that 2020 has been good for them - as lockdown brought them closer together than ever before.
If they did renew their vows, she'd want it to be lowkey, with their two daughters and Dan's son the only guests.
They share five-year-old Mia and two-year-old Ella, and Dan has Teddy, six, from a previous relationship.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
EastEnders star Jac told The Sun : "The thought of it cringes me out slightly but we might do something like renew our vows when the time is right.
"We would like all five of us in the photos - we'd do it for the kids.
"It does feel like we have a new relationship though, so it might be quite nice to celebrate that."
She previously shared that lockdown came at the "perfect time" for the two of them, as they were able to "reconnect" while Covid kept the country indoors.
Image: Instagram) Instagram) Image: danosborneofficial/Instagram) danosborneofficial/Instagram)
Dan's previously admitted that he'd made "mistakes" in the past, but steered clear of specifics.
Jac forgave him, and the pair are going stronger than ever.
And Jac turned to therapy to help her out when their marriage was at its lowest ebb, temporarily moving out of their family home.
Image: jacjossa/Instagram) jacjossa/Instagram) Image: jacjossa/Instagram) jacjossa/Instagram)
She told: "I felt like there was a lot of pressure on me. I couldn't be in the same house as Dan. Therapy is a really good thing."
Jac added: "Therapy is a really good thing, whether for yourself or for a couple.
"I don't understand why it's still frowned upon. In America they use therapy like they go to the dentist."
Image: Jacqueline Jossa/Instagram) Jacqueline Jossa/Instagram)
Amid split rumours earlier this year, Jac had written: "I need some time. There is no split. No divorce. We are working together, not against each other."
Lockdown saw Jac not only grow closer with Dan, but press ahead with her blossoming modelling career.
Rocking a range of swimwear pieces from her own collection, Jac urged people to be kinder to themselves in a string of body confidence posts.


thedailymirror--2020-11-23--You can book a mulled wine themed spa day in the UK with a wine-filled hot tub

When it comes to the Christmas season , mulled wine is often a top drink of choice whether you 're wandering around a Christmas market or having a festive tipple with friends .
But why stick to just drinking the stuff ?
Now , a spa is allowing you to up the ante with a full mulled wine themed spa day .
We 're talking a hot tub that 's filled with mulled wine ( yes , really ) , treatments inspired by some of the flavours and ingredients used to create the drink , and of course , a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it all off .
During your spa day , you 'll get to soak in a hot tub filled with mulled wine , which is kept at a temperature of 37 degrees .
According to the spa , this `` allows the pores to open , releasing toxins and allowing your skin to embrace the tannins in the mulled wine '' .
It also claims that the orange , cinnamon and star anise offer a `` high level of antioxidants '' , ideal for a detox in time for the festive season .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ a soak-only and do-not-drink scenario .
You can also opt for themed treatments such as a 45-minute Frankincense massage , or a body scrub using brown sugar , cinnamon and orange .
The Mulled Wine Spa experience is the brainchild of SpaSeekers and will be offered at Shrigley Hall in Cheshire throughout December .
Prices start from £60pp - bookings are set to open soon on the SpaSeekers listing here .
It 's not the first quirky Christmas experience to have been unveiled this year .
One hotel is offering a Chocolate Orange @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a 'spectacular ' Christmas package - but it costs £131,000 .
Meanwhile , if you 're looking for more traditional spa experiences , you may want to check out our Spa Breaks page where we share our top recommendations along some of the deals and sales we think you 'll love .

Mulled wine fans can now book into a themed spa complete with a hot tub filled with wine, festive treatments and extra surprises
When it comes to the Christmas season, mulled wine is often a top drink of choice whether you're wandering around a Christmas market or having a festive tipple with friends.
But why stick to just drinking the stuff? Now, a spa is allowing you to up the ante with a full mulled wine themed spa day.
We're talking a hot tub that's filled with mulled wine (yes, really), treatments inspired by some of the flavours and ingredients used to create the drink, and of course, a complimentary glass of mulled wine to top it all off.
During your spa day, you'll get to soak in a hot tub filled with mulled wine, which is kept at a temperature of 37 degrees.
Image: SpaSeekers) SpaSeekers)
According to the spa, this "allows the pores to open, releasing toxins and allowing your skin to embrace the tannins in the mulled wine". It also claims that the orange, cinnamon and star anise offer a "high level of antioxidants", ideal for a detox in time for the festive season.
Oh, and it's very much a soak-only and do-not-drink scenario.
You can also opt for themed treatments such as a 45-minute Frankincense massage, or a body scrub using brown sugar, cinnamon and orange.
Image: SpaSeekers) SpaSeekers)
The Mulled Wine Spa experience is the brainchild of SpaSeekers and will be offered at Shrigley Hall in Cheshire throughout December.
Prices start from £60pp - bookings are set to open soon on the SpaSeekers listing here.
It's not the first quirky Christmas experience to have been unveiled this year. One hotel is offering a Chocolate Orange themed room, while another has launched a 'spectacular' Christmas package - but it costs £131,000.
Meanwhile, if you're looking for more traditional spa experiences, you may want to check out our Spa Breaks page where we share our top recommendations along some of the deals and sales we think you'll love.


thedailymirror--2020-11-24--Hear'Say 'in talks to reform after lockdown meeting' but 'without Myleene Klass'

Hear'Say could be on the verge of making a comeback after the band held secret talks before the second national lockdown .
It has been reported that the group are thinking of marking the 20th anniversary of them winning ITV reality show Popstars .
Former Coronation Street star Kym Marsh has set up a WhatsApp group with Myleene Klass , with thoughts of thrashing out how a reunion could happen .
Touring the UK was one of the suggestions and the other members of the group , Noel Sullivan , Suzanne Shaw and Danny Foster , are all thought to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ source has told The Sun that as Hear'Say are `` one of the original reality groups to come good '' then there could be an appetite for them to reform , especially as they are `` something of a cult band . ''
There has been a big demand for bands from the nineties and noughties to reform , with Spice Girls leading the way last year .
The source added that they have `` exchanged a series of messages about a reunion , '' and that they have been `` proposing a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ one-off TV appearances , as well as a possible ITV documentary . ''
Despite these plans , it would seem that Myleene is going to turn down the chance to join her former bandmates on their nostalgia trip .
The source said that she `` didn ’ t think the time was right for her . ''
It has been a marked difference to when the band originally split , with Myleene and Kym falling out and the former quitting after just 18 months .
The group was over in 2002 but not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the charts on two occasions .
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Suzanne Shaw on dark truth behind the scenes of Hear'Say and 'public humiliation'
Suzanne Shaw on dark truth behind the scenes of Hear'Say and 'public humiliation'
The members of Hear'Say have reportedly been speaking to see if they could plot a way forward for them to make a comeback but it won't be with all the original band members
Hear'Say 'in talks to reform after lockdown meeting' but 'without Myleene Klass'
Hear'Say could be on the verge of making a comeback after the band held secret talks before the second national lockdown.
It has been reported that the group are thinking of marking the 20th anniversary of them winning ITV reality show Popstars.
Former Coronation Street star Kym Marsh has set up a WhatsApp group with Myleene Klass, with thoughts of thrashing out how a reunion could happen.
Touring the UK was one of the suggestions and the other members of the group, Noel Sullivan, Suzanne Shaw and Danny Foster, are all thought to have met up in September.
Image: Getty) Getty)
A source has told The Sun that as Hear'Say are "one of the original reality groups to come good" then there could be an appetite for them to reform, especially as they are "something of a cult band."
There has been a big demand for bands from the nineties and noughties to reform, with Spice Girls leading the way last year.
The source added that they have "exchanged a series of messages about a reunion," and that they have been "proposing a few tour dates and a couple of one-off TV appearances, as well as a possible ITV documentary."
Despite these plans, it would seem that Myleene is going to turn down the chance to join her former bandmates on their nostalgia trip.
The source said that she "didn’t think the time was right for her."
It has been a marked difference to when the band originally split, with Myleene and Kym falling out and the former quitting after just 18 months.
The group was over in 2002 but not before they had reached the top spot in the charts on two occasions.
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thedailymirror--2020-11-24--Being mum to triplets helped 'relieved' Oxford professor develop Covid vaccine

The lead professor behind the successful Oxford coronavirus vaccine has revealed how having triplets helped her succeed .
Professor Sarah Gilbert said having three babies at once 21 years ago gave her the unusual training she needed to later develop the game-changing jab .
Suddenly having to raise multiple newborns meant they became her entire focus and she learned to `` cut out anything not essential '' .
`` When you have young triplets , that ’ s all there is in your life because that ’ s all you have time for , so that ’ s all you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Daily Telegraph .
`` When they were younger , I cut out anything that was not essential , and it has been exactly the same this year working through the pandemic .
`` You cut out anything not essential and you work , eat , sleep and work again .
I know it is a relatively short period of time out of my life , and this too shall pass . ''
The vaccine , the result of a partnership between Oxford University and AstraZeneca , was found to be up to 90 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ behind it say the jab is effective in stopping most people from contracting coronavirus and falling seriously ill , with some indications that it can also prevent people passing the virus to others .
It is likely to be rolled out in the UK from December , with the bulk of vaccination in the new year .
When China released the vaccine ’ s genetic code on January 10 , the team at the university 's Jenner Institute already had the ground work in place to begin developing a treatment .
With vast @ @ @ @ @ @ @ time they were working on a treatment for a new type of mutant flu using a virus which causes colds in chimpanzees .
Prof Gilbert formed the core of the team alongside director of the Oxford Vaccine Group Prof Andrew Pollard and Jenner director Prof Adrian Hill .
For eight months , the trio have never been in one room together in order to avoid passing the virus onto each other and slowing down their work .
The first trial doses were manufactured in early February and by late April they had begun @ @ @ @ @ @ @ volunteers .
Thanks to crowdfunding and £65.5million from the Government announced in May , the team was able to continue working - having signed a deal with British pharmaceutical firm AstraZeneca in April to supply more than three billion doses worldwide .
Professor Gilbert had considered a career change while a young student in biological sciences at the University of East Anglia due to the often solitary working life .
`` There are some scientists who will happily work more or less on their own on one subject for a very long time… @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to work .
I like to try to take into account ideas from lots of different areas , '' she told BBC Radio 4 's The Life Scientific , earlier this year .
Eventually though she decided to have another go because she `` needed the income '' .
The UK has placed orders for 100 million doses of the Oxford vaccine - enough to vaccinate most of the population - with rollout expected in the coming weeks if the jab is approved .
It also has orders for 40 million doses of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ which has been shown to be 95 percent effective .
Another jab from Moderna , of which the UK has five million doses on order , is 95 percent effective , according to trial data .

Professor Sarah Gilbert formed part of the core of scientists working on the Oxford University vaccine for eight months which has shown to be 90 percent effective
The lead professor behind the successful Oxford coronavirus vaccine has revealed how having triplets helped her succeed.
Professor Sarah Gilbert said having three babies at once 21 years ago gave her the unusual training she needed to later develop the game-changing jab.
Suddenly having to raise multiple newborns meant they became her entire focus and she learned to "cut out anything not essential".
"When you have young triplets, that’s all there is in your life because that’s all you have time for, so that’s all you do," Prof Gilbert told the Daily Telegraph.
Image: John Lawrence/REX/Shutterstock) John Lawrence/REX/Shutterstock)
"When they were younger, I cut out anything that was not essential, and it has been exactly the same this year working through the pandemic.
"You cut out anything not essential and you work, eat, sleep and work again. I know it is a relatively short period of time out of my life, and this too shall pass."
The vaccine, the result of a partnership between Oxford University and AstraZeneca, was found to be up to 90 percent effective in preventing Covid-19.
Those behind it say the jab is effective in stopping most people from contracting coronavirus and falling seriously ill, with some indications that it can also prevent people passing the virus to others.
It is likely to be rolled out in the UK from December, with the bulk of vaccination in the new year.
When China released the vaccine’s genetic code on January 10, the team at the university's Jenner Institute already had the ground work in place to begin developing a treatment.
With vast experience in vaccine research, at that time they were working on a treatment for a new type of mutant flu using a virus which causes colds in chimpanzees.
Prof Gilbert formed the core of the team alongside director of the Oxford Vaccine Group Prof Andrew Pollard and Jenner director Prof Adrian Hill.
Image: Photos by John Cairns) Photos by John Cairns)
For eight months, the trio have never been in one room together in order to avoid passing the virus onto each other and slowing down their work.
The first trial doses were manufactured in early February and by late April they had begun phase one of human testing with 1,000 volunteers.
Thanks to crowdfunding and £65.5million from the Government announced in May, the team was able to continue working - having signed a deal with British pharmaceutical firm AstraZeneca in April to supply more than three billion doses worldwide.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
Professor Gilbert had considered a career change while a young student in biological sciences at the University of East Anglia due to the often solitary working life.
"There are some scientists who will happily work more or less on their own on one subject for a very long time… That's not the way I like to work. I like to try to take into account ideas from lots of different areas," she told BBC Radio 4's The Life Scientific, earlier this year.
Eventually though she decided to have another go because she "needed the income".
The UK has placed orders for 100 million doses of the Oxford vaccine - enough to vaccinate most of the population - with rollout expected in the coming weeks if the jab is approved.
It also has orders for 40 million doses of the jab from Pfizer and BioNTech, which has been shown to be 95 percent effective.
Another jab from Moderna, of which the UK has five million doses on order, is 95 percent effective, according to trial data.


thedailymirror--2020-11-24--Which lockdown tier every area of England may end up in based on infection rates

Many parts of England will be plunged back into tough new Covid restrictions once the latest lockdown finishes on December 2 .
Boris Johnson today outlined his new plans which allowed the reopening of pubs , restaurants and gyms in England But he warned the months ahead `` will be hard , they will be cold , they include January and February when the NHS is under its greatest pressure '' .
Stricter measures will now be introduced under the three-tier system being used in local authorities before the latest lockdown .
Britons do not yet know what tier their @ @ @ @ @ @ @ - that will be announced on Thursday .
However , it is likely that more areas will have to endure tougher restrictions .
Minsters will analyse the rate of spread of infections and how quickly it is spreading amongst the most at-risk groups as well as the pressures on the local NHS facilites .
More parts of England are expected to be placed into higher tiers than they were before the national restrictions were imposed - and will be tougher .
So what tier will your area be under once lockdown finishes ?
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ as Manchester and Liverpool in the North West , Leeds in West Yorkshire and Nottingham in the Midlands were regarded as hotspots .
All those areas went into Tier 3 but infections have since fallen in some of those cities and some will hope to move down a category .
The Liverpool Echo reports that leaders on Merseyside , the first area to move into Tier 3 , are expecting to now be in Tier 2 .
Areas now at the top of the list are Hull , according to the latest available @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Kent are in second and third place respectively , while also worryingly bucking the trend by reporting rising cases .
The areas with the biggest week-on-week jump in rates are also in Kent , with Medway reporting 1,104 new cases , and Gravesham with 415 new cases .
Areas of the North West and Yorkshire are still among the dozens of areas with more than 300 cases per 100,000 people in the last seven days ( listed below ) .
But Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire , as well as areas of Lincolnshire including Boston @ @ @ @ @ @ @ up the list .
All those areas would seem to be at risk of moving into Tier 3 .
There are tougher rules for Tier 3 areas , with no mixing of different households either indoors or outdoors , except in public outdoor spaces such as parks and beaches .
In Tier 3 areas , pubs will have to close except for takeaway , click and collect , drive-through and delivery .
London , once the epicentre of the disease in the UK , looks set to back into a Tier 2 lockdown @ @ @ @ @ @ @ few of the boroughs being in the top 100 out of England 's 317 local boroughs .
However , Barking , Tower Hamlets and Bexley have shown a worrying rise in recent days and could help tip the entire city into tougher measures .
Mayor Sadiq Khan said he expects a return to Tier 2 although some reports say Number 10 are not ruling out Tier 3 measures as cases , while comparatively low , are rising not falling .
Previous hotspots Nottingham and Liverpool have seen rates tumble , the latter to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ raising hopes they will not be kept in Tier 3 .
Parts of the South West and South East - previously only lightly hit by the virus - have reported higher rates and could be vulnerable to moving into Tier 2 .
Bath , Southampton and Reading are some of the other towns that are showing elevated infections rates with around 150 people per 100,000 residents testing positive last week .
Tier 2 also bans mixing indoors , including in public spaces such as pubs and restaurants .
But people can meet up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pub gardens .
It is thought only a small number of mostly rural places will immediately move into Tier 1 after lockdown .
Areas such as Cornwall , Suffolk , the Isle of Wight , Dorset , Devon and Cambridgeshire , as well as parts of the Home Counties have fared well in recent months and could get away with only the most lenient measures .
Brighton and Tunbridge Wells may also go into Tier 1 thanks to an infection rate only slightly above 100 per 100,000 people .
The full list below @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 150 cases per 100,000 people .
In Tier 1 areas people must obey the rule of six indoors and outdoors .
These limits exclude families that are larger than six people , or support bubble .
Pubs can also sell alcohol without food as long as they operate by table service only .
More than 300 cases per 100,000 people Redcar and Cleveland 399.6 ( 548 ) , 507.5 ( 696 ) Medway 396.3 ( 1104 ) , 283.6 ( 790 ) Stockton-on-Tees 393.7 ( 777 ) , 439.8 ( 868 ) Blaby @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 450 ) Calderdale 390.2 ( 825 ) , 486.6 ( 1029 ) Bristol 389.5 ( 1805 ) , 490.3 ( 2272 ) Gravesham 388.1 ( 415 ) , 280.5 ( 300 ) Blackburn with Darwen 387.5 ( 580 ) , 600.6 ( 899 ) Havering 385.7 ( 1001 ) , 320.9 ( 833 ) Newcastle upon Tyne 380.8 ( 1153 ) , 445.8 ( 1350 ) Wakefield 377.8 ( 1316 ) , 500.7 ( 1744 ) Pendle 375.6 ( 346 ) , 408.2 ( 376 ) Lincoln 370.6 ( 368 ) , 440.1 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) , 434.2 ( 333 ) South Staffordshire 369.1 ( 415 ) , 450.0 ( 506 ) Bassetlaw 368.6 ( 433 ) , 411.2 ( 483 ) Middlesbrough 363.9 ( 513 ) , 502.9 ( 709 ) Birmingham 360.0 ( 4110 ) , 384.4 ( 4389 ) Stafford 358.4 ( 492 ) , 423.2 ( 581 ) Wolverhampton 358.1 ( 943 ) , 358.4 ( 944 ) South Tyneside 353.7 ( 534 ) , 430.5 ( 650 ) Walsall 352.0 ( 1005 ) , 416.1 ( 1188 ) Between 150 and 300 cases @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) , 346.0 ( 295 ) Luton 297.1 ( 633 ) , 275.5 ( 587 ) Harborough 294.2 ( 276 ) , 320.9 ( 301 ) Carlisle 293.5 ( 319 ) , 217.2 ( 236 ) Preston 287.8 ( 412 ) , 465.3 ( 666 ) Charnwood 286.3 ( 532 ) , 386.3 ( 718 ) Manchester 283.6 ( 1568 ) , 390.3 ( 2158 ) Dartford 282.4 ( 318 ) , 303.7 ( 342 ) South Gloucestershire 282.4 ( 805 ) , 343.0 ( 978 ) Tameside 282.1 ( 639 ) , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 740 ) , 390.0 ( 1035 ) Melton 277.3 ( 142 ) , 462.8 ( 237 ) Selby 274.8 ( 249 ) , 265.9 ( 241 ) Hinckley and Bosworth 272.2 ( 308 ) , 339.4 ( 384 ) Doncaster 271.9 ( 848 ) , 373.8 ( 1166 ) Basildon 268.7 ( 503 ) , 198.7 ( 372 ) Solihull 268.5 ( 581 ) , 320.3 ( 693 ) Ashfield 267.4 ( 342 ) , 312.7 ( 400 ) Erewash 265.2 ( 306 ) , 325.9 ( 376 ) Cannock Chase 263.0 ( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Canterbury 261.8 ( 433 ) , 215.2 ( 356 ) Maidstone 261.3 ( 449 ) , 206.0 ( 354 ) Sheffield 258.2 ( 1510 ) , 309.5 ( 1810 ) Barking and Dagenham 257.9 ( 549 ) , 247.1 ( 526 ) North Kesteven 254.9 ( 298 ) , 291.7 ( 341 ) Northumberland 254.6 ( 821 ) , 306.7 ( 989 ) Dover 253.1 ( 299 ) , 184.5 ( 218 ) Telford and Wrekin 253.0 ( 455 ) , 374.7 ( 674 ) Bexley 249.7 ( 620 ) , 272.3 ( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , 302.1 ( 244 ) Wyre Forest 248.8 ( 252 ) , 287.3 ( 291 ) Craven 243.3 ( 139 ) , 252.0 ( 144 ) Brentwood 242.8 ( 187 ) , 246.7 ( 190 ) South Lakeland 240.8 ( 253 ) , 221.7 ( 233 ) Tower Hamlets 240.2 ( 780 ) , 260.5 ( 846 ) Havant 240.1 ( 303 ) , 197.3 ( 249 ) Portsmouth 238.2 ( 512 ) , 290.4 ( 624 ) Chorley 236.0 ( 279 ) , 269.8 ( 319 ) North Somerset 235.8 ( 507 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 233.1 ( 301 ) , 156.4 ( 202 ) Stockport 232.8 ( 683 ) , 346.6 ( 1017 ) Rugby 232.2 ( 253 ) , 261.6 ( 285 ) Cheshire West and Chester 231.4 ( 794 ) , 316.6 ( 1086 ) St Helens 230.9 ( 417 ) , 279.6 ( 505 ) Northampton 230.6 ( 518 ) , 286.3 ( 643 ) Bromsgrove 230.3 ( 230 ) , 287.3 ( 287 ) South Northamptonshire 229.7 ( 217 ) , 226.5 ( 214 ) Halton 229.5 ( 297 ) , 238.8 ( 309 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 320.6 ( 447 ) West Lindsey 226.8 ( 217 ) , 276.0 ( 264 ) North East Derbyshire 225.7 ( 229 ) , 283.9 ( 288 ) Newham 225.7 ( 797 ) , 200.8 ( 709 ) Nottingham 225.0 ( 749 ) , 270.7 ( 901 ) Ealing 224.1 ( 766 ) , 250.7 ( 857 ) Chesterfield 223.1 ( 234 ) , 308.9 ( 324 ) Warrington 222.8 ( 468 ) , 314.3 ( 660 ) West Lancashire 221.3 ( 253 ) , 287.8 ( 329 ) Thurrock 219.1 ( 382 ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( 731 ) , 193.2 ( 645 ) Gedling 215.4 ( 254 ) , 267.2 ( 315 ) Runnymede 214.7 ( 192 ) , 234.8 ( 210 ) Spelthorne 214.3 ( 214 ) , 264.4 ( 264 ) Bath and North East Somerset 213.7 ( 413 ) , 234.4 ( 453 ) High Peak 213.7 ( 198 ) , 301.1 ( 279 ) Ribble Valley 213.5 ( 130 ) , 341.6 ( 208 ) Coventry 212.9 ( 791 ) , 282.4 ( 1049 ) Trafford 212.3 ( 504 ) , 361.9 ( 859 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , 259.1 ( 287 ) Newark and Sherwood 210.7 ( 258 ) , 248.3 ( 304 ) Peterborough 210.6 ( 426 ) , 214.6 ( 434 ) Castle Point 210.2 ( 190 ) , 163.8 ( 148 ) Broxbourne 209.7 ( 204 ) , 231.3 ( 225 ) Brent 207.7 ( 685 ) , 208.6 ( 688 ) Hillingdon 207.6 ( 637 ) , 231.0 ( 709 ) Hounslow 207.3 ( 563 ) , 192.2 ( 522 ) Warwick 205.2 ( 295 ) , 258.8 ( 372 ) Epping Forest 203.5 ( 268 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 201.4 ( 240 ) , 208.9 ( 249 ) Folkestone and Hythe 200.0 ( 226 ) , 132.7 ( 150 ) Tonbridge and Malling 199.8 ( 264 ) , 186.1 ( 246 ) Greenwich 196.6 ( 566 ) , 165.0 ( 475 ) South Kesteven 195.2 ( 278 ) , 234.5 ( 334 ) Merton 193.2 ( 399 ) , 153.5 ( 317 ) Waltham Forest 191.3 ( 530 ) , 227.8 ( 631 ) Harrogate 190.9 ( 307 ) , 284.1 ( 457 ) Liverpool 187.1 ( 932 ) , 296.2 ( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , 186.7 ( 469 ) Worcester 186.7 ( 189 ) , 281.6 ( 285 ) Sevenoaks 183.9 ( 222 ) , 159.0 ( 192 ) Milton Keynes 182.6 ( 492 ) , 163.7 ( 441 ) Hammersmith and Fulham 181.5 ( 336 ) , 196.1 ( 363 ) Corby 181.4 ( 131 ) , 198.0 ( 143 ) Cheshire East 180.1 ( 692 ) , 250.4 ( 962 ) Sefton 179.1 ( 495 ) , 293.4 ( 811 ) Knowsley 179.0 ( 270 ) , 323.5 ( 488 ) Derbyshire Dales 175.6 ( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Richmondshire 174.9 ( 94 ) , 281.0 ( 151 ) Bournemouth , Christchurch and Poole 173.8 ( 687 ) , 242.3 ( 958 ) Harlow 173.4 ( 151 ) , 143.6 ( 125 ) Broxtowe 172.8 ( 197 ) , 247.3 ( 282 ) Epsom and Ewell 171.2 ( 138 ) , 236.9 ( 191 ) Wellingborough 170.6 ( 136 ) , 141.8 ( 113 ) Sedgemoor 170.5 ( 210 ) , 150.2 ( 185 ) Watford 169.8 ( 164 ) , 194.7 ( 188 ) Hackney and City of London 169.5 ( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Southampton 169.5 ( 428 ) , 217.4 ( 549 ) Shropshire 169.3 ( 547 ) , 253.1 ( 818 ) Swindon 167.0 ( 371 ) , 207.0 ( 460 ) East Hertfordshire 166.9 ( 250 ) , 182.3 ( 273 ) Winchester 165.8 ( 207 ) , 173.8 ( 217 ) South Bucks 165.6 ( 116 ) , 199.9 ( 140 ) Barnet 165.5 ( 655 ) , 191.2 ( 757 ) Kingston upon Thames 165.1 ( 293 ) , 188.7 ( 335 ) Wealden 164.7 ( 266 ) , 112.1 ( 181 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 148.4 ( 574 ) South Norfolk 164.7 ( 232 ) , 209.4 ( 295 ) Wyre 162.4 ( 182 ) , 248.9 ( 279 ) Kettering 162.1 ( 165 ) , 232.9 ( 237 ) Eastbourne 161.9 ( 168 ) , 98.3 ( 102 ) Hambleton 161.6 ( 148 ) , 211.8 ( 194 ) Bromley 160.7 ( 534 ) , 141.4 ( 470 ) Gosport 160.3 ( 136 ) , 221.6 ( 188 ) Herefordshire 160.3 ( 309 ) , 163.4 ( 315 ) Cheltenham 158.2 ( 184 ) , 154.8 ( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) , 243.1 ( 231 ) Stroud 157.5 ( 189 ) , 185.1 ( 222 ) Bedford 157.5 ( 273 ) , 151.8 ( 263 ) Wycombe 157.5 ( 275 ) , 186.1 ( 325 ) Fareham 154.9 ( 180 ) , 160.9 ( 187 ) Southend-on-Sea 154.5 ( 283 ) , 160.0 ( 293 ) Hertsmere 154.4 ( 162 ) , 145.8 ( 153 ) Reading 153.9 ( 249 ) , 141.6 ( 229 ) Tewkesbury 153.7 ( 146 ) , 124.2 ( 118 ) Sutton 153.6 ( 317 ) , 178.3 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 231 ) , 147.0 ( 222 ) Plymouth 152.2 ( 399 ) , 231.2 ( 606 ) Torbay 151.9 ( 207 ) , 212.1 ( 289 ) Exeter 148.4 ( 195 ) , 164.4 ( 216 ) Three Rivers 146.8 ( 137 ) , 201.5 ( 188 ) South Somerset 146.7 ( 247 ) , 139.6 ( 235 ) Wirral 146.3 ( 474 ) , 188.0 ( 609 ) Windsor and Maidenhead 145.9 ( 221 ) , 198.8 ( 301 ) King 's Lynn and West Norfolk 145.3 ( 220 ) , 114.3 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) , 220.3 ( 122 ) Norwich 143.0 ( 201 ) , 138.7 ( 195 ) Woking 142.9 ( 144 ) , 168.7 ( 170 ) Barrow-in-Furness 141.7 ( 95 ) , 187.9 ( 126 ) Surrey Heath 141.1 ( 126 ) , 166.8 ( 149 ) Rochford 140.8 ( 123 ) , 152.2 ( 133 ) Wychavon 140.6 ( 182 ) , 170.0 ( 220 ) Haringey 140.0 ( 376 ) , 147.0 ( 395 ) Oxford 139.7 ( 213 ) , 269.6 ( 411 ) Lambeth 139.2 ( 454 ) , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 335 ) , 175.3 ( 425 ) York 137.7 ( 290 ) , 173.3 ( 365 ) Rother 137.4 ( 132 ) , 129.1 ( 124 ) Forest of Dean 137.1 ( 119 ) , 106.0 ( 92 ) Elmbridge 136.7 ( 187 ) , 138.2 ( 189 ) Welwyn Hatfield 136.5 ( 168 ) , 171.5 ( 211 ) East Hampshire 135.7 ( 166 ) , 157.8 ( 193 ) Aylesbury Vale 135.4 ( 270 ) , 139.9 ( 279 ) Tandridge 135.0 ( 119 ) , 166.8 ( 147 ) East @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( 233 ) St Albans 134.1 ( 199 ) , 147.5 ( 219 ) Wandsworth 132.9 ( 438 ) , 183.2 ( 604 ) Kensington and Chelsea 130.7 ( 204 ) , 148.0 ( 231 ) Chelmsford 130.6 ( 233 ) , 123.3 ( 220 ) Basingstoke and Deane 130.3 ( 230 ) , 137.6 ( 243 ) Wiltshire 130.2 ( 651 ) , 107.6 ( 538 ) Dacorum 129.2 ( 200 ) , 135.0 ( 209 ) Ipswich 127.1 ( 174 ) , 88.4 ( 121 ) Westminster 126.3 ( 330 ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( 128 ) , 134.5 ( 137 ) Daventry 124.5 ( 107 ) , 266.4 ( 229 ) Stevenage 124.1 ( 109 ) , 168.5 ( 148 ) Rutland 122.7 ( 49 ) , 135.2 ( 54 ) East Northamptonshire 122.7 ( 116 ) , 242.3 ( 229 ) Tunbridge Wells 122.1 ( 145 ) , 118.8 ( 141 ) Lewisham 122.0 ( 373 ) , 118.7 ( 363 ) Ashford 121.5 ( 158 ) , 130.7 ( 170 ) North Devon 120.4 ( 117 ) , 146.2 ( 142 ) Cambridge 120.2 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) Eden 120.2 ( 64 ) , 219.7 ( 117 ) Braintree 119.9 ( 183 ) , 94.4 ( 144 ) Lancaster 117.8 ( 172 ) , 143.1 ( 209 ) Babergh 117.3 ( 108 ) , 170.6 ( 157 ) Hastings 116.6 ( 108 ) , 78.8 ( 73 ) Stratford-on-Avon 116.1 ( 151 ) , 161.4 ( 210 ) Great Yarmouth 115.8 ( 115 ) , 214.4 ( 213 ) Chichester 114.8 ( 139 ) , 146.1 ( 177 ) Mendip 114.2 ( 132 ) , 101.2 ( 117 ) Arun @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 150 ) Allerdale 111.5 ( 109 ) , 197.4 ( 193 ) Copeland 110.0 ( 75 ) , 222.9 ( 152 ) Richmond upon Thames 109.1 ( 216 ) , 131.3 ( 260 ) Rushmoor 108.9 ( 103 ) , 124.7 ( 118 ) Cherwell 108.3 ( 163 ) , 167.4 ( 252 ) Reigate and Banstead 108.2 ( 161 ) , 158.7 ( 236 ) Malvern Hills 108.0 ( 85 ) , 114.4 ( 90 ) North Hertfordshire 107.8 ( 144 ) , 146.0 ( 195 ) Southwark 107.6 ( 343 ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( 98 ) , 156.7 ( 143 ) Guildford 106.7 ( 159 ) , 156.4 ( 233 ) Wokingham 105.2 ( 180 ) , 155.4 ( 266 ) Camden 104.4 ( 282 ) , 135.5 ( 366 ) Horsham 103.6 ( 149 ) , 116.8 ( 168 ) Brighton and Hove 103.1 ( 300 ) , 179.1 ( 521 ) West Berkshire 102.2 ( 162 ) , 126.9 ( 201 ) Broadland 101.7 ( 133 ) , 144.5 ( 189 ) New Forest 101.6 ( 183 ) , 140.5 ( 253 ) Test @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( 138 ) Mole Valley 100.9 ( 88 ) , 154.7 ( 135 ) Lewes 98.8 ( 102 ) , 91.0 ( 94 ) Crawley 98.7 ( 111 ) , 167.2 ( 188 ) Somerset West and Taunton 98.6 ( 153 ) , 99.3 ( 154 ) Eastleigh 98.1 ( 131 ) , 128.8 ( 172 ) Central Bedfordshire 96.7 ( 279 ) , 134.4 ( 388 ) South Oxfordshire 96.4 ( 137 ) , 139.4 ( 198 ) Cotswold 95.7 ( 86 ) , 173.6 ( 156 ) Bracknell Forest 93.0 ( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Chiltern 92.8 ( 89 ) , 119.9 ( 115 ) Waverley 92.6 ( 117 ) , 129.0 ( 163 ) Breckland 91.4 ( 128 ) , 137.2 ( 192 ) Mid Devon 91.1 ( 75 ) , 79.0 ( 65 ) Vale of White Horse 90.4 ( 123 ) , 143.4 ( 195 ) West Oxfordshire 87.7 ( 97 ) , 128.3 ( 142 ) Hart 86.5 ( 84 ) , 99.9 ( 97 ) Torridge 86.4 ( 59 ) , 87.9 ( 60 ) Dorset 84.5 ( 320 ) , 110.4 ( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , 86.3 ( 56 ) Adur 82.4 ( 53 ) , 96.4 ( 62 ) West Devon 80.7 ( 45 ) , 96.8 ( 54 ) Worthing 80.5 ( 89 ) , 67.8 ( 75 ) East Cambridgeshire 77.9 ( 70 ) , 76.8 ( 69 ) Colchester 75.0 ( 146 ) , 95.0 ( 185 ) South Cambridgeshire 72.9 ( 116 ) , 123.8 ( 197 ) Tendring 71.6 ( 105 ) , 58.0 ( 85 ) Huntingdonshire 70.2 ( 125 ) , 125.9 ( 224 ) South Hams 67.8 ( 59 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Wight 67.0 ( 95 ) , 76.9 ( 109 ) Cornwall and Isles of Scilly 66.3 ( 379 ) , 85.5 ( 489 ) North Norfolk 63.9 ( 67 ) , 51.5 ( 54 ) East Suffolk 63.7 ( 159 ) , 91.4 ( 228 ) West Suffolk 63.7 ( 114 ) , 68.1 ( 122 ) Teignbridge 55.2 ( 74 ) , 73.8 ( 99 ) Mid Suffolk 52.0 ( 54 ) , 75.1 ( 78 )

mirrornews@mirror.co.uk (Jeremy Culley, Neil Murphy)

BORIS JOHNSON: "TIERS WILL NOW BE A UNIFORM SET OF RULES"
BORIS JOHNSON: "TIERS WILL NOW BE A UNIFORM SET OF RULES"
Boris Johnson says England will return to a three-tier coronavirus rules system next month with more areas placed under the tougher restrictions than before the second lockdown
Tier 1, 2 or 3? Here's where every area in England could end up based on infection rates
Many parts of England will be plunged back into tough new Covid restrictions once the latest lockdown finishes on December 2.
Boris Johnson today outlined his new plans which allowed the reopening of pubs, restaurants and gyms in England
But he warned the months ahead "will be hard, they will be cold, they include January and February when the NHS is under its greatest pressure".
Stricter measures will now be introduced under the three-tier system being used in local authorities before the latest lockdown.
Britons do not yet know what tier their area will be under once lockdown ends - that will be announced on Thursday.
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However, it is likely that more areas will have to endure tougher restrictions.
Minsters will analyse the rate of spread of infections and how quickly it is spreading amongst the most at-risk groups as well as the pressures on the local NHS facilites.
More parts of England are expected to be placed into higher tiers than they were before the national restrictions were imposed - and will be tougher.
So what tier will your area be under once lockdown finishes?
Tier 3
Before the national lockdown, cities such as Manchester and Liverpool in the North West, Leeds in West Yorkshire and Nottingham in the Midlands were regarded as hotspots.
All those areas went into Tier 3 but infections have since fallen in some of those cities and some will hope to move down a category.
The Liverpool Echo reports that leaders on Merseyside, the first area to move into Tier 3, are expecting to now be in Tier 2.
Image: Joseph Raynor/ Nottingham Post) Joseph Raynor/ Nottingham Post)
Areas now at the top of the list are Hull, according to the latest available data, while Swale and Thanet in Kent are in second and third place respectively, while also worryingly bucking the trend by reporting rising cases.
The areas with the biggest week-on-week jump in rates are also in Kent, with Medway reporting 1,104 new cases, and Gravesham with 415 new cases.
Areas of the North West and Yorkshire are still among the dozens of areas with more than 300 cases per 100,000 people in the last seven days (listed below).
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But Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire, as well as areas of Lincolnshire including Boston have joined parts of Kent in shooting up the list.
All those areas would seem to be at risk of moving into Tier 3.
There are tougher rules for Tier 3 areas, with no mixing of different households either indoors or outdoors, except in public outdoor spaces such as parks and beaches.
In Tier 3 areas, pubs will have to close except for takeaway, click and collect, drive-through and delivery.
Tier 2
London, once the epicentre of the disease in the UK, looks set to back into a Tier 2 lockdown under new restrictions.
This is despite few of the boroughs being in the top 100 out of England's 317 local boroughs.
However, Barking, Tower Hamlets and Bexley have shown a worrying rise in recent days and could help tip the entire city into tougher measures.
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Mayor Sadiq Khan said he expects a return to Tier 2 although some reports say Number 10 are not ruling out Tier 3 measures as cases, while comparatively low, are rising not falling.
Previous hotspots Nottingham and Liverpool have seen rates tumble, the latter to just 187 cases per 100,000 people, raising hopes they will not be kept in Tier 3.
Parts of the South West and South East - previously only lightly hit by the virus - have reported higher rates and could be vulnerable to moving into Tier 2.
Bristol was in Tier 1 when lockdown was called but will almost certainly be in at least Tier 2 with an infection rate currently of 389.
Image: Rowan Griffiths) Rowan Griffiths)
Bath, Southampton and Reading are some of the other towns that are showing elevated infections rates with around 150 people per 100,000 residents testing positive last week.
Under Tier 2, hospitality venues can serve alcohol alongside a substantial meal.
Tier 2 also bans mixing indoors, including in public spaces such as pubs and restaurants. But people can meet up to six people outdoors, which includes pub gardens.
Tier 1
It is thought only a small number of mostly rural places will immediately move into Tier 1 after lockdown.
Areas such as Cornwall, Suffolk, the Isle of Wight, Dorset, Devon and Cambridgeshire, as well as parts of the Home Counties have fared well in recent months and could get away with only the most lenient measures.
Brighton and Tunbridge Wells may also go into Tier 1 thanks to an infection rate only slightly above 100 per 100,000 people.
The full list below shows the areas currently with rates below 150 cases per 100,000 people.
In Tier 1 areas people must obey the rule of six indoors and outdoors. These limits exclude families that are larger than six people, or support bubble.
Pubs can also sell alcohol without food as long as they operate by table service only.
Full list of England infection rates (wk up to Nov 19)
More than 300 cases per 100,000 people
Hull 568.6 (1477), 779.9 (2026)
Swale 565.0 (848), 531.0 (797)
Thanet 508.0 (721), 485.5 (689)
East Lindsey 493.2 (699), 539.1 (764)
Dudley 484.5 (1558), 547.9 (1762)
Stoke-on-Trent 482.1 (1236), 548.4 (1406)
Hyndburn 467.7 (379), 386.2 (313)
Hartlepool 460.2 (431), 582.9 (546)
Boston 450.3 (316), 478.8 (336)
Sandwell 447.6 (1470), 506.6 (1664)
Kirklees 446.4 (1963), 579.8 (2550)
Bradford 439.3 (2371), 546.5 (2950)
Oadby and Wigston 433.2 (247), 508.6 (290)
Newcastle-under-Lyme 432.6 (560), 444.2 (575)
North East Lincolnshire 432.4 (690), 549.6 (877)
Leicester 428.0 (1516), 530.2 (1878)
Oldham 418.8 (993), 605.6 (1436)
North Lincolnshire 415.0 (715), 434.7 (749)
East Staffordshire 410.8 (492), 439.2 (526)
Rochdale 408.7 (909), 539.5 (1200)
Burnley 408.2 (363), 393.6 (350)
Redcar and Cleveland 399.6 (548), 507.5 (696)
Medway 396.3 (1104), 283.6 (790)
Stockton-on-Tees 393.7 (777), 439.8 (868)
Blaby 393.0 (399), 443.2 (450)
Calderdale 390.2 (825), 486.6 (1029)
Bristol 389.5 (1805), 490.3 (2272)
Gravesham 388.1 (415), 280.5 (300)
Blackburn with Darwen 387.5 (580), 600.6 (899)
Havering 385.7 (1001), 320.9 (833)
Newcastle upon Tyne 380.8 (1153), 445.8 (1350)
Wakefield 377.8 (1316), 500.7 (1744)
Pendle 375.6 (346), 408.2 (376)
Lincoln 370.6 (368), 440.1 (437)
Tamworth 370.3 (284), 434.2 (333)
South Staffordshire 369.1 (415), 450.0 (506)
Bassetlaw 368.6 (433), 411.2 (483)
Middlesbrough 363.9 (513), 502.9 (709)
Birmingham 360.0 (4110), 384.4 (4389)
Stafford 358.4 (492), 423.2 (581)
Wolverhampton 358.1 (943), 358.4 (944)
South Tyneside 353.7 (534), 430.5 (650)
Walsall 352.0 (1005), 416.1 (1188)
South Derbyshire 345.0 (370), 391.6 (420)
Rossendale 344.1 (246), 370.7 (265)
Bury 344.0 (657), 496.9 (949)
Staffordshire Moorlands 341.3 (336), 397.2 (391)
Bolton 339.8 (977), 457.7 (1316)
Darlington 338.0 (361), 340.8 (364)
Lichfield 336.0 (352), 430.5 (451)
Scarborough 332.9 (362), 604.1 (657)
East Riding of Yorkshire 332.7 (1135), 495.9 (1692)
Nuneaton and Bedworth 328.0 (426), 366.5 (476)
Wigan 327.7 (1077), 469.5 (1543)
Leeds 325.0 (2578), 446.5 (3541)
Slough 325.0 (486), 349.7 (523)
Bolsover 322.7 (260), 451.8 (364)
Mansfield 322.0 (352), 343.1 (375)
North Tyneside 318.9 (663), 432.9 (900)
North West Leicestershire 317.5 (329), 421.8 (437)
Sunderland 316.5 (879), 423.5 (1176)
Derby 312.5 (804), 443.1 (1140)
County Durham 312.0 (1654), 407.9 (2162)
Salford 307.1 (795), 466.7 (1208)
Gateshead 304.4 (615), 451.4 (912)
North Warwickshire 303.4 (198), 395.3 (258)
Barnsley 302.2 (746), 409.9 (1012)
Redbridge 301.4 (920), 262.4 (801)
Amber Valley 300.4 (385), 454.9 (583)
Between 150 and 300 cases per 100,000 people
Redditch 297.9 (254), 346.0 (295)
Luton 297.1 (633), 275.5 (587)
Harborough 294.2 (276), 320.9 (301)
Carlisle 293.5 (319), 217.2 (236)
Preston 287.8 (412), 465.3 (666)
Charnwood 286.3 (532), 386.3 (718)
Manchester 283.6 (1568), 390.3 (2158)
Dartford 282.4 (318), 303.7 (342)
South Gloucestershire 282.4 (805), 343.0 (978)
Tameside 282.1 (639), 425.2 (963)
Rotherham 278.8 (740), 390.0 (1035)
Melton 277.3 (142), 462.8 (237)
Selby 274.8 (249), 265.9 (241)
Hinckley and Bosworth 272.2 (308), 339.4 (384)
Doncaster 271.9 (848), 373.8 (1166)
Basildon 268.7 (503), 198.7 (372)
Solihull 268.5 (581), 320.3 (693)
Ashfield 267.4 (342), 312.7 (400)
Erewash 265.2 (306), 325.9 (376)
Cannock Chase 263.0 (265), 362.2 (365)
Canterbury 261.8 (433), 215.2 (356)
Maidstone 261.3 (449), 206.0 (354)
Sheffield 258.2 (1510), 309.5 (1810)
Barking and Dagenham 257.9 (549), 247.1 (526)
North Kesteven 254.9 (298), 291.7 (341)
Northumberland 254.6 (821), 306.7 (989)
Dover 253.1 (299), 184.5 (218)
Telford and Wrekin 253.0 (455), 374.7 (674)
Bexley 249.7 (620), 272.3 (676)
Fylde 248.8 (201), 302.1 (244)
Wyre Forest 248.8 (252), 287.3 (291)
Craven 243.3 (139), 252.0 (144)
Brentwood 242.8 (187), 246.7 (190)
South Lakeland 240.8 (253), 221.7 (233)
Tower Hamlets 240.2 (780), 260.5 (846)
Havant 240.1 (303), 197.3 (249)
Portsmouth 238.2 (512), 290.4 (624)
Chorley 236.0 (279), 269.8 (319)
North Somerset 235.8 (507), 288.3 (620)
Gloucester 233.1 (301), 156.4 (202)
Stockport 232.8 (683), 346.6 (1017)
Rugby 232.2 (253), 261.6 (285)
Cheshire West and Chester 231.4 (794), 316.6 (1086)
St Helens 230.9 (417), 279.6 (505)
Northampton 230.6 (518), 286.3 (643)
Bromsgrove 230.3 (230), 287.3 (287)
South Northamptonshire 229.7 (217), 226.5 (214)
Halton 229.5 (297), 238.8 (309)
Blackpool 228.8 (319), 320.6 (447)
West Lindsey 226.8 (217), 276.0 (264)
North East Derbyshire 225.7 (229), 283.9 (288)
Newham 225.7 (797), 200.8 (709)
Nottingham 225.0 (749), 270.7 (901)
Ealing 224.1 (766), 250.7 (857)
Chesterfield 223.1 (234), 308.9 (324)
Warrington 222.8 (468), 314.3 (660)
West Lancashire 221.3 (253), 287.8 (329)
Thurrock 219.1 (382), 203.6 (355)
Enfield 219.0 (731), 193.2 (645)
Gedling 215.4 (254), 267.2 (315)
Runnymede 214.7 (192), 234.8 (210)
Spelthorne 214.3 (214), 264.4 (264)
Bath and North East Somerset 213.7 (413), 234.4 (453)
High Peak 213.7 (198), 301.1 (279)
Ribble Valley 213.5 (130), 341.6 (208)
Coventry 212.9 (791), 282.4 (1049)
Trafford 212.3 (504), 361.9 (859)
South Ribble 211.2 (234), 259.1 (287)
Newark and Sherwood 210.7 (258), 248.3 (304)
Peterborough 210.6 (426), 214.6 (434)
Castle Point 210.2 (190), 163.8 (148)
Broxbourne 209.7 (204), 231.3 (225)
Brent 207.7 (685), 208.6 (688)
Hillingdon 207.6 (637), 231.0 (709)
Hounslow 207.3 (563), 192.2 (522)
Warwick 205.2 (295), 258.8 (372)
Epping Forest 203.5 (268), 230.1 (303)
Rushcliffe 201.4 (240), 208.9 (249)
Folkestone and Hythe 200.0 (226), 132.7 (150)
Tonbridge and Malling 199.8 (264), 186.1 (246)
Greenwich 196.6 (566), 165.0 (475)
South Kesteven 195.2 (278), 234.5 (334)
Merton 193.2 (399), 153.5 (317)
Waltham Forest 191.3 (530), 227.8 (631)
Harrogate 190.9 (307), 284.1 (457)
Liverpool 187.1 (932), 296.2 (1475)
Harrow 187.1 (470), 186.7 (469)
Worcester 186.7 (189), 281.6 (285)
Sevenoaks 183.9 (222), 159.0 (192)
Milton Keynes 182.6 (492), 163.7 (441)
Hammersmith and Fulham 181.5 (336), 196.1 (363)
Corby 181.4 (131), 198.0 (143)
Cheshire East 180.1 (692), 250.4 (962)
Sefton 179.1 (495), 293.4 (811)
Knowsley 179.0 (270), 323.5 (488)
Derbyshire Dales 175.6 (127), 229.5 (166)
Richmondshire 174.9 (94), 281.0 (151)
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole 173.8 (687), 242.3 (958)
Harlow 173.4 (151), 143.6 (125)
Broxtowe 172.8 (197), 247.3 (282)
Epsom and Ewell 171.2 (138), 236.9 (191)
Wellingborough 170.6 (136), 141.8 (113)
Sedgemoor 170.5 (210), 150.2 (185)
Watford 169.8 (164), 194.7 (188)
Hackney and City of London 169.5 (493), 161.6 (470)
Southampton 169.5 (428), 217.4 (549)
Shropshire 169.3 (547), 253.1 (818)
Swindon 167.0 (371), 207.0 (460)
East Hertfordshire 166.9 (250), 182.3 (273)
Winchester 165.8 (207), 173.8 (217)
South Bucks 165.6 (116), 199.9 (140)
Barnet 165.5 (655), 191.2 (757)
Kingston upon Thames 165.1 (293), 188.7 (335)
Wealden 164.7 (266), 112.1 (181)
Croydon 164.7 (637), 148.4 (574)
South Norfolk 164.7 (232), 209.4 (295)
Wyre 162.4 (182), 248.9 (279)
Kettering 162.1 (165), 232.9 (237)
Eastbourne 161.9 (168), 98.3 (102)
Hambleton 161.6 (148), 211.8 (194)
Bromley 160.7 (534), 141.4 (470)
Gosport 160.3 (136), 221.6 (188)
Herefordshire 160.3 (309), 163.4 (315)
Cheltenham 158.2 (184), 154.8 (180)
South Holland 157.9 (150), 243.1 (231)
Stroud 157.5 (189), 185.1 (222)
Bedford 157.5 (273), 151.8 (263)
Wycombe 157.5 (275), 186.1 (325)
Fareham 154.9 (180), 160.9 (187)
Southend-on-Sea 154.5 (283), 160.0 (293)
Hertsmere 154.4 (162), 145.8 (153)
Reading 153.9 (249), 141.6 (229)
Tewkesbury 153.7 (146), 124.2 (118)
Sutton 153.6 (317), 178.3 (368)
Mid Sussex 153.0 (231), 147.0 (222)
Plymouth 152.2 (399), 231.2 (606)
Torbay 151.9 (207), 212.1 (289)
Below 150 cases per 100,000 people - Tier 1
Exeter 148.4 (195), 164.4 (216)
Three Rivers 146.8 (137), 201.5 (188)
South Somerset 146.7 (247), 139.6 (235)
Wirral 146.3 (474), 188.0 (609)
Windsor and Maidenhead 145.9 (221), 198.8 (301)
King's Lynn and West Norfolk 145.3 (220), 114.3 (173)
Ryedale 144.5 (80), 220.3 (122)
Norwich 143.0 (201), 138.7 (195)
Woking 142.9 (144), 168.7 (170)
Barrow-in-Furness 141.7 (95), 187.9 (126)
Surrey Heath 141.1 (126), 166.8 (149)
Rochford 140.8 (123), 152.2 (133)
Wychavon 140.6 (182), 170.0 (220)
Haringey 140.0 (376), 147.0 (395)
Oxford 139.7 (213), 269.6 (411)
Lambeth 139.2 (454), 163.2 (532)
Islington 138.2 (335), 175.3 (425)
York 137.7 (290), 173.3 (365)
Rother 137.4 (132), 129.1 (124)
Forest of Dean 137.1 (119), 106.0 (92)
Elmbridge 136.7 (187), 138.2 (189)
Welwyn Hatfield 136.5 (168), 171.5 (211)
East Hampshire 135.7 (166), 157.8 (193)
Aylesbury Vale 135.4 (270), 139.9 (279)
Tandridge 135.0 (119), 166.8 (147)
East Devon 134.7 (197), 159.3 (233)
St Albans 134.1 (199), 147.5 (219)
Wandsworth 132.9 (438), 183.2 (604)
Kensington and Chelsea 130.7 (204), 148.0 (231)
Chelmsford 130.6 (233), 123.3 (220)
Basingstoke and Deane 130.3 (230), 137.6 (243)
Wiltshire 130.2 (651), 107.6 (538)
Dacorum 129.2 (200), 135.0 (209)
Ipswich 127.1 (174), 88.4 (121)
Westminster 126.3 (330), 157.3 (411)
Fenland 125.7 (128), 134.5 (137)
Daventry 124.5 (107), 266.4 (229)
Stevenage 124.1 (109), 168.5 (148)
Rutland 122.7 (49), 135.2 (54)
East Northamptonshire 122.7 (116), 242.3 (229)
Tunbridge Wells 122.1 (145), 118.8 (141)
Lewisham 122.0 (373), 118.7 (363)
Ashford 121.5 (158), 130.7 (170)
North Devon 120.4 (117), 146.2 (142)
Cambridge 120.2 (150), 282.1 (352)
Eden 120.2 (64), 219.7 (117)
Braintree 119.9 (183), 94.4 (144)
Lancaster 117.8 (172), 143.1 (209)
Babergh 117.3 (108), 170.6 (157)
Hastings 116.6 (108), 78.8 (73)
Stratford-on-Avon 116.1 (151), 161.4 (210)
Great Yarmouth 115.8 (115), 214.4 (213)
Chichester 114.8 (139), 146.1 (177)
Mendip 114.2 (132), 101.2 (117)
Arun 112.6 (181), 93.3 (150)
Allerdale 111.5 (109), 197.4 (193)
Copeland 110.0 (75), 222.9 (152)
Richmond upon Thames 109.1 (216), 131.3 (260)
Rushmoor 108.9 (103), 124.7 (118)
Cherwell 108.3 (163), 167.4 (252)
Reigate and Banstead 108.2 (161), 158.7 (236)
Malvern Hills 108.0 (85), 114.4 (90)
North Hertfordshire 107.8 (144), 146.0 (195)
Southwark 107.6 (343), 122.0 (389)
Uttlesford 107.4 (98), 156.7 (143)
Guildford 106.7 (159), 156.4 (233)
Wokingham 105.2 (180), 155.4 (266)
Camden 104.4 (282), 135.5 (366)
Horsham 103.6 (149), 116.8 (168)
Brighton and Hove 103.1 (300), 179.1 (521)
West Berkshire 102.2 (162), 126.9 (201)
Broadland 101.7 (133), 144.5 (189)
New Forest 101.6 (183), 140.5 (253)
Test Valley 101.5 (128), 109.4 (138)
Mole Valley 100.9 (88), 154.7 (135)
Lewes 98.8 (102), 91.0 (94)
Crawley 98.7 (111), 167.2 (188)
Somerset West and Taunton 98.6 (153), 99.3 (154)
Eastleigh 98.1 (131), 128.8 (172)
Central Bedfordshire 96.7 (279), 134.4 (388)
South Oxfordshire 96.4 (137), 139.4 (198)
Cotswold 95.7 (86), 173.6 (156)
Bracknell Forest 93.0 (114), 127.3 (156)
Chiltern 92.8 (89), 119.9 (115)
Waverley 92.6 (117), 129.0 (163)
Breckland 91.4 (128), 137.2 (192)
Mid Devon 91.1 (75), 79.0 (65)
Vale of White Horse 90.4 (123), 143.4 (195)
West Oxfordshire 87.7 (97), 128.3 (142)
Hart 86.5 (84), 99.9 (97)
Torridge 86.4 (59), 87.9 (60)
Dorset 84.5 (320), 110.4 (418)
Maldon 83.2 (54), 86.3 (56)
Adur 82.4 (53), 96.4 (62)
West Devon 80.7 (45), 96.8 (54)
Worthing 80.5 (89), 67.8 (75)
East Cambridgeshire 77.9 (70), 76.8 (69)
Colchester 75.0 (146), 95.0 (185)
South Cambridgeshire 72.9 (116), 123.8 (197)
Tendring 71.6 (105), 58.0 (85)
Huntingdonshire 70.2 (125), 125.9 (224)
South Hams 67.8 (59), 103.4 (90)
Isle of Wight 67.0 (95), 76.9 (109)
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly 66.3 (379), 85.5 (489)
North Norfolk 63.9 (67), 51.5 (54)
East Suffolk 63.7 (159), 91.4 (228)
West Suffolk 63.7 (114), 68.1 (122)
Teignbridge 55.2 (74), 73.8 (99)
Mid Suffolk 52.0 (54), 75.1 (78)


thedailymirror--2020-11-24--Nurse caught speeding 5 times avoids ban as she was rushing to Covid frontline

A nurse who was caught speeding on the same motorway five times in just two weeks has avoided a road ban because she was rushing to work on the Covid frontlines .
Hayley McDonald , 35 , clocked up a total of 15 points on her licence after she was caught breaking the speed limit on separate occasions while on her way to hospital .
Wigan Magistrates Court heard how her Vauxhall Antara was flashed repeatedly for breaking the 50mph limit on the M62 near Warrington , Cheshire .
Under normal circumstances , she would have been disqualified from driving @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 36-month period .
But the court chose not to due to the mitigating circumstances in her case - as she is a ventilation specialist working at Manchester Royal Infirmary .
Justices were told the average speed cameras clocked her travelling at between 57mph and 59mph on lanes which were undergoing smart motorway work .
The first offence was on September 26 then October 3 , October 17 , October 20 and November 11 .
Each time it was the same vehicle , heading in the same direction , on the same carriageway and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ same margin .
The bench explained why it was not banning McDonald despite awarding three more points than the 12 maximum it usually takes to see a motorist disqualified .
The chair said : `` The defendant is a key NHS worker as a nurse at Manchester Hospital .
`` She would be caused exceptional hardship if disqualified as she needs to be able to drive to work .
`` Public transport would be costly and not viable as she is on-call at short notice and often works until midnight .
`` If @ @ @ @ @ @ @ which would impact on family finances .
`` Her work involves a specialism in ventilation which may impact on patients . ''
McDonald , of Highfield , near Wigan , had been further charged with three times failing to notify the police of who was at the wheel of the vehicle each time it broke the limit , but these charges were withdrawn .
As well as imposing three points for each of the five offences , she was also fined £100 for each .
A victim services surcharge and court costs brought @ @ @ @ @ @

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Hayley McDonald, 35, repeatedly broke the 50mph limit on the M62 near Warrington, Lancs, while rushing to get to work as a ventilation specialist at Manchester Royal Infirmary
Nurse caught speeding 5 times avoids ban as she was rushing to coronavirus frontline
A nurse who was caught speeding on the same motorway five times in just two weeks has avoided a road ban because she was rushing to work on the Covid frontlines.
Hayley McDonald, 35, clocked up a total of 15 points on her licence after she was caught breaking the speed limit on separate occasions while on her way to hospital.
Wigan Magistrates Court heard how her Vauxhall Antara was flashed repeatedly for breaking the 50mph limit on the M62 near Warrington, Cheshire.
Under normal circumstances, she would have been disqualified from driving after she received 12 points within a 36-month period.
Image: Galatas) Galatas)
But the court chose not to due to the mitigating circumstances in her case - as she is a ventilation specialist working at Manchester Royal Infirmary.
Justices were told the average speed cameras clocked her travelling at between 57mph and 59mph on lanes which were undergoing smart motorway work.
The first offence was on September 26 then October 3, October 17, October 20 and November 11.
Each time it was the same vehicle, heading in the same direction, on the same carriageway and always breaking the limit by almost the same margin.
The bench explained why it was not banning McDonald despite awarding three more points than the 12 maximum it usually takes to see a motorist disqualified.
The chair said: "The defendant is a key NHS worker as a nurse at Manchester Hospital.
"She would be caused exceptional hardship if disqualified as she needs to be able to drive to work.
"Public transport would be costly and not viable as she is on-call at short notice and often works until midnight.
"If disqualified she would be caused exceptional hardship which would impact on family finances.
"Her work involves a specialism in ventilation which may impact on patients."
McDonald, of Highfield, near Wigan, had been further charged with three times failing to notify the police of who was at the wheel of the vehicle each time it broke the limit, but these charges were withdrawn.
As well as imposing three points for each of the five offences, she was also fined £100 for each.
A victim services surcharge and court costs brought the final bill to £635.


thedailymirror--2020-11-24--Beverley Callard speaks out after being ruled out of I'm A Celeb trial

Beverley Callard spoke out after being ruled out of a Bushtucker Trial on I 'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here !
and insisted she was not trying to duck the trial .
The 63-year-old Coronation Street legend was exempt from the public vote for a trial called 'Cruel Jewels ' due to medical grounds and Bev was quick to quantify to her other campmates why she would not be taking part .
I 'm A Celebrity hosts Ant and Dec revealed to the camp who had been chosen for the trial , as they spoke live to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ show .
They announced : `` Bev is ruled out of this one on medical grounds . ''
The soap star was quick to pipe up in response , saying : `` But I 'm not a wuss . ''
Ant responded , saying : `` We know that , it 's medical grounds . ''
Dec confirmed : `` It 's on the record . ''
In fact , Bev has done well to make it to the camp at all , after undergoing two hip surgeries this year , with the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ one in March was botched , leaving her in agonising pain .
Bev , who plays Liz McDonald in the Weatherfield based soap , had to undergo physiotherapy and other treatments , after she had to learn to walk again .
She told Mirror Online and other press that she had `` worked her socks off '' to get herself in a place where she could take on the I 'm A Celebrity challenge .
She said at the time : `` I had one operation in March , then the great big @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' Bev confided in her doctor about the possibility of doing the jungle series , but he was convinced she would have to give it a miss .
She explained : `` I told him about it and he said , 'Beverley , you 've got no chance ' . ''
The doctor was amazed at the progress in the months after her surgery as she worked hard to get back her strength .
She revealed : `` He said I 'm a hell of a woman , he said he could n't @ @ @ @ @ @ @ use me as an example . ''
On what she 's ruled out of on the series , she added : `` There is only one thing I 'm not allowed to do , and that 's a bungee jump .
`` That 's the only thing I ca n't do , cos I would hate it if they said , 'Beverley ca n't take part because of medical reasons ' . ''
She added : `` I can walk , I can go upstairs , I can do everything .
I have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 've done hydrotherapy , I 've done the whole lot .
`` Believe me I have worked my socks off to be here , so I am not gon na quit . ''
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BEV SPEAKS OUT AFTER BEING RULED OUT OF "I'M A CELEB..." TRIAL ON MEDICAL GROUNDS
BEV SPEAKS OUT AFTER BEING RULED OUT OF "I'M A CELEB..." TRIAL ON MEDICAL GROUNDS
Coronation Street star Beverley Callard said that she was "no wuss" after being ruled out of a Bushtucker Trial on medical grounds but there is a good reason for this
I'm A Celeb's Beverley Callard speaks out after being ruled out of latest trial
Beverley Callard spoke out after being ruled out of a Bushtucker Trial on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! and insisted she was not trying to duck the trial.
The 63-year-old Coronation Street legend was exempt from the public vote for a trial called 'Cruel Jewels' due to medical grounds and Bev was quick to quantify to her other campmates why she would not be taking part.
I'm A Celebrity hosts Ant and Dec revealed to the camp who had been chosen for the trial, as they spoke live to the campmates at the end of the show.
They announced: "Bev is ruled out of this one on medical grounds."
The soap star was quick to pipe up in response, saying: "But I'm not a wuss."
Ant responded, saying: "We know that, it's medical grounds."
Dec confirmed: "It's on the record."
Image: ITV/REX/Shutterstock) ITV/REX/Shutterstock)
In fact, Bev has done well to make it to the camp at all, after undergoing two hip surgeries this year, with the latest being in July after the initial one in March was botched, leaving her in agonising pain.
Bev, who plays Liz McDonald in the Weatherfield based soap, had to undergo physiotherapy and other treatments, after she had to learn to walk again.
She told Mirror Online and other press that she had "worked her socks off" to get herself in a place where she could take on the I'm A Celebrity challenge.
She said at the time: "I had one operation in March, then the great big one on the 20th of July."
Bev confided in her doctor about the possibility of doing the jungle series, but he was convinced she would have to give it a miss.
She explained: "I told him about it and he said, 'Beverley, you've got no chance'."
The doctor was amazed at the progress in the months after her surgery as she worked hard to get back her strength.
Image: ITV/REX/Shutterstock) ITV/REX/Shutterstock)
She revealed: "He said I'm a hell of a woman, he said he couldn't believe it and the hospital wanted to use me as an example."
On what she's ruled out of on the series, she added: "There is only one thing I'm not allowed to do, and that's a bungee jump.
"That's the only thing I can't do, cos I would hate it if they said, 'Beverley can't take part because of medical reasons'."
She added: "I can walk, I can go upstairs, I can do everything. I have not missed one physio session, I've done hydrotherapy, I've done the whole lot.
"Believe me I have worked my socks off to be here, so I am not gonna quit."
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thedailymirror--2020-11-24--Aston Villa fans top list of hate crime reports during 2019-20 season

Aston Villa fans were reported for alleged hate crimes on more occasions than supporters of any other club in the 2019-20 season , according to Home Office data .
Fans of the midlands club were reported on 13 occasions , data obtained by the PA news agency under a Freedom of Information request shows .
They were reported for seven incidents related to race , five related to sexual orientation and one associated to religion .
Three clubs ’ fans – Wolves , Leeds and Tottenham – were the subject of 10 reports each , while Chelsea fans were reported @ @ @ @ @ @ @ two months ago that there had been 319 incidents of hate crime reported at 287 of the 2,663 matches in England and Wales in the 2019-20 season .
The reports came to the UK Football Policing Unit from either the Football Association or anti-discrimination body Kick It Out .
The FOI offers some insight as to when and where the reports were made , although it does not clarify whether clubs reported their own fans on any or every occasion .
All 10 of the reports assigned to Wolves related to race , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were also racist in nature , with two related to sexual orientation .
Six of Spurs ’ reports were for racism-related offences , one related to religion and three to sexual orientation .
Chelsea ’ s nine reports were made up of three for racism , four for religion and two for sexual orientation .
A group of eight clubs were the subject of seven reports each , according to the data .
They were Manchester City , Sheffield United , Everton , Millwall , Leicester , Burnley , Portsmouth and Tranmere .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ definitively be assigned to a club , so do not feature in the club-by-club data .
The FOI request also found that just four reports of hate crime were made related to matches played when the professional game resumed in June and July , even though online incidents were included in the data for the first time .
One of the four matches where a report was made was the Manchester City v Burnley match on June 22 , when the Home Office data shows a Burnley supporter was reported over an incident @ @ @ @ @ @ @ match where a plane was flown over the Etihad Stadium just before kick-off with a banner displaying the words ‘ White Lives Matter Burnley ’ .
The incident happened as players on the pitch were taking the knee in support of the Black Lives Matter movement .
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BERTRAND: WE MUST COMBAT RACISM IN EVERY DAY LIFE, NOT JUST SPORTS
BERTRAND: WE MUST COMBAT RACISM IN EVERY DAY LIFE, NOT JUST SPORTS
Fans of Villa were reported on 13 occasions over incidents related to race, sexual orientation and religion, while Tottenham, Leeds and Wolves supporters were reported 10 times
Aston Villa fans were reported for alleged hate crimes on more occasions than supporters of any other club in the 2019-20 season, according to Home Office data.
Fans of the Midlands club were reported on 13 occasions, data obtained by the PA news agency under a Freedom of Information request shows.
They were reported for seven incidents related to race, five related to sexual orientation and one associated to religion.
Three clubs’ fans – Wolves, Leeds and Tottenham – were the subject of 10 reports each, while Chelsea fans were reported nine times.
The Home Office announced two months ago that there had been 319 incidents of hate crime reported at 287 of the 2,663 matches in England and Wales in the 2019-20 season.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The reports came to the UK Football Policing Unit from either the Football Association or anti-discrimination body Kick It Out.
The FOI offers some insight as to when and where the reports were made, although it does not clarify whether clubs reported their own fans on any or every occasion.
All 10 of the reports assigned to Wolves related to race, while eight of those attributed to Leeds were also racist in nature, with two related to sexual orientation.
Six of Spurs’ reports were for racism-related offences, one related to religion and three to sexual orientation.
Image: Shaun Botterill/NMC/Pool/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock) Shaun Botterill/NMC/Pool/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock)
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Chelsea’s nine reports were made up of three for racism, four for religion and two for sexual orientation.
A group of eight clubs were the subject of seven reports each, according to the data. They were Manchester City, Sheffield United, Everton, Millwall, Leicester, Burnley, Portsmouth and Tranmere.
A number of the reports could not definitively be assigned to a club, so do not feature in the club-by-club data.
The FOI request also found that just four reports of hate crime were made related to matches played when the professional game resumed in June and July, even though online incidents were included in the data for the first time.
One of the four matches where a report was made was the Manchester City v Burnley match on June 22, when the Home Office data shows a Burnley supporter was reported over an incident related to race.
This was the match where a plane was flown over the Etihad Stadium just before kick-off with a banner displaying the words ‘White Lives Matter Burnley’.
The incident happened as players on the pitch were taking the knee in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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thedailymirror--2020-11-24--Bake Off reaches climax as final contestants battle it out to become winner

After tears , toppling cakes and brilliant bakes , The Great British Bake Off reaches a climax tonight .
Laura Adlington , Peter Sawkins and Dave Friday do battle for the telly title with their last show creations .
But , unlike previous finals , family and friends will not be there to egg them on and the trio have to make do with video messages .
Outsider Laura , 31 , said : “ I never dreamed I would be in the bubble for that long .
I ran out of fake tan after two weeks and sent off @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , including some in the final , the digital manager loved it , saying : “ We had a lot of laughs and some great nights playing games or doing karaoke .
It ’ s strange how quickly we all adapted .
“ It ’ s only now I ’ m home I realise how incredible the experience was .
“ I do miss it , but I don ’ t miss baking under such pressure .
Baking at home is bliss.
” Ultra-efficient Dave Friday , 30 , reveals he often finished @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cried “ 10 minutes left ” .
He said : “ It made me worry I didn ’ t go ambitious enough and maybe I should have done more with the time .
But finishing early meant I didn ’ t rush or make mistakes.
” He hopes to have a career in baking and says of the show : “ It has given me more confidence to take risks .
I ’ ve learned a lot about myself.
” Meanwhile Peter Sawkins , 20 , admits for him things got serious : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ competition than in any previous stage , but at the same time we were walking into the tent as friends.
” The trio face a deceptively simple Signature round combining set custard and puff pastry , a Technical celebrating the classic combo of chocolate and nuts , and a dessert tower Showstopper .
Filmed in 35C in the tent , judges Prue Leith and Paul Hollywood will pick who best rose to the occasion .
*The Great British Bake Off Final , Channel 4 at 8pm .
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The Great British Bake Off final is finally upon us as Laura Adlington, Peter Sawkins and Dave Friday battle it out in a bid for one of them to be crowned the winner
Bake Off reaches climax as final three contestants battle it out to become winner
After tears, toppling cakes and brilliant bakes, The Great British Bake Off reaches a climax tonight.
Laura Adlington, Peter Sawkins and Dave Friday do battle for the telly title with their last show creations.
But, unlike previous finals, family and friends will not be there to egg them on and the trio have to make do with video messages.
Outsider Laura, 31, said: “I never dreamed I would be in the bubble for that long. I ran out of fake tan after two weeks and sent off for supplies.”
And despite her tears, including some in the final, the digital manager loved it, saying: “We had a lot of laughs and some great nights playing games or doing karaoke. It’s strange how quickly we all adapted.
Image: Love Productions) Love Productions) Image: Love Productions) Love Productions)
“It’s only now I’m home I realise how incredible the experience was.
“I do miss it, but I don’t miss baking under such pressure. Baking at home is bliss.”
Ultra-efficient Dave Friday, 30, reveals he often finished before hosts Noel Fielding and Matt Lucas cried “10 minutes left”.
He said: “It made me worry I didn’t go ambitious enough and maybe I should have done more with the time. But finishing early meant I didn’t rush or make mistakes.”
He hopes to have a career in baking and says of the show: “It has given me more confidence to take risks. I’ve learned a lot about myself.”
Image: Love Productions) Love Productions) Image: Love Productions) Love Productions)
Meanwhile Peter Sawkins, 20, admits for him things got serious: “It definitely felt more like a competition than in any previous stage, but at the same time we were walking into the tent as friends.”
The trio face a deceptively simple Signature round combining set custard and puff pastry, a Technical celebrating the classic combo of chocolate and nuts, and a dessert tower Showstopper.
Filmed in 35C in the tent, judges Prue Leith and Paul Hollywood will pick who best rose to the occasion.
*The Great British Bake Off Final, Channel 4 at 8pm.
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thedailymirror--2020-11-24--Brits returning from Covid hotspots abroad can pay for tests to cut quarantine

Passengers returning from coronavirus hotspots can free themselves early from quarantine by paying to take a test , the Government has confirmed .
From December 15 , people arriving in England from countries not on the travel corridor exemption list can opt to take a test after five days of self-isolation .
If it comes back negative , they can be released .
Under the current regime , people entering England from a foreign nation not on the list have to shut themselves away for 14 days .
Travel chiefs have spent months calling for a “ test and release @ @ @ @ @ @ @ industry .
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps confirmed the Government would launch the regime in three weeks .
He said : “ We have a plan in place to ensure that our route out of this pandemic is careful and balanced , allowing us to focus on what we can now do to bolster international travel while keeping the public safe .
“ Our new testing strategy will allow us to travel more freely , see loved ones and drive international business .
“ By giving people the choice to test on day five @ @ @ @ @ @ @ industry as it continues to rebuild out of the pandemic.
” People entering by plane , ferry or train should book their test before they travel , complete a passenger locator form and will still need to self-isolate for five days before taking a test .
They can not be tested at the ports where they arrive .
Passengers must take the tests privately at their own expense through a Government-approved firm to ease pressure on the national Test and Trace system .
Health Secretary , Matt Hancock said : “ Ensuring that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ priority for the Global Travel Taskforce .
“ This test on day five of the 14-day self-isolation period will identify positive coronavirus cases and allow those who test negative to return to work and see their loved ones while abiding by domestic coronavirus restrictions .
“ This will be done at the cost of the traveller to protect the capacity of NHS Test and Trace and ensure that any UK resident who has symptoms is able to get a test.
” Tim Alderslade , chief executive of Airlines UK , the industry association @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at the end of the tunnel '' for the aviation industry and people wanting to go on holiday .
He predicted demand for air travel will `` tentatively return '' following the decision but said a pre-departure or domestic testing regime that can completely remove the need to self-isolate is `` the only way we 're going to comprehensively reopen the market '' .

Holidaymakers coming back from countries with quarantine rules will now be able to take a test after five days of self-isolation - and if it comes back negative, they can be freed
Holidaymakers can pay for coronavirus tests to cut quarantine from 14 days to 5
Passengers returning from coronavirus hotspots can free themselves early from quarantine by paying to take a test, the Government has confirmed.
From December 15, people arriving in England from countries not on the travel corridor exemption list can opt to take a test after five days of self-isolation.
If it comes back negative, they can be released.
Under the current regime, people entering England from a foreign nation not on the list have to shut themselves away for 14 days.
Travel chiefs have spent months calling for a “test and release” system to boost the struggling aviation industry.
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps confirmed the Government would launch the regime in three weeks.
Image: ANDY RAIN/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock) ANDY RAIN/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock)
He said: “We have a plan in place to ensure that our route out of this pandemic is careful and balanced, allowing us to focus on what we can now do to bolster international travel while keeping the public safe.
“Our new testing strategy will allow us to travel more freely, see loved ones and drive international business.
“By giving people the choice to test on day five, we are also supporting the travel industry as it continues to rebuild out of the pandemic.”
Mr Shapps insisted the new tests are "for anybody who travels" and not just business travellers, despite them costing between £65 and £120.
He told BBC Breakfast: "I expect what will happen as this market gets going is we'll see the cost of tests being driven down.
"Particularly as some of these new types of tests have come around, and rather than specifying - people have heard terms like PCR tests and lab tests and lateral flow - rather than specifying a type of test we've specified a specification standard for these tests - medical experts have.
"It's up to companies to innovate if they can produce a test for much less money, or indeed much faster turnaround, then they're welcome to do that as long as it meets the very exacting standards."
People entering by plane, ferry or train should book their test before they travel, complete a passenger locator form and will still need to self-isolate for five days before taking a test.
They cannot be tested at the ports where they arrive.
Passengers must take the tests privately at their own expense through a Government-approved firm to ease pressure on the national Test and Trace system.
Health Secretary, Matt Hancock said: “Ensuring that safe travel is possible has been a priority for the Global Travel Taskforce.
“This test on day five of the 14-day self-isolation period will identify positive coronavirus cases and allow those who test negative to return to work and see their loved ones while abiding by domestic coronavirus restrictions.
“This will be done at the cost of the traveller to protect the capacity of NHS Test and Trace and ensure that any UK resident who has symptoms is able to get a test.”
Tim Alderslade, chief executive of Airlines UK, the industry association, said the announcement provided "light at the end of the tunnel" for the aviation industry and people wanting to go on holiday.
He predicted demand for air travel will "tentatively return" following the decision but said a pre-departure or domestic testing regime that can completely remove the need to self-isolate is "the only way we're going to comprehensively reopen the market".


thedailymirror--2020-11-24--Ronan Keating vows to get vasectomy after welcoming fifth child

Eight months ago , Ronan Keating was adamant he wasn ’ t having a vasectomy – but since welcoming his fifth child Coco in March , he has changed his mind .
The Boyzone star , 43 , said in July his wife Storm had suggested the idea , though he hadn ’ t been convinced .
But now , as Coco turns eight months old , some unknown factor appears to have changed his mind on the idea .
He announced emphatically : “ I ’ m getting the snip .
Out the door , done – job ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , whose eldest child is 22 , has been hands-on changing nappies , and credits Coco with being a good sleeper .
He even admits he ’ s getting quite a considerable amount of shut eye himself , admitting : “ I use red wine to get to sleep at night !
” Little Coco was born during the first lockdown in March , at The Portland Hospital in Central London .
Ronan says the scene at the time felt like one out of post-apocalyptic thriller I Am Legend , starring Will Smith @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Snot & Tears podcast : “ It was unbelievable .
“ I walked out on to the street and there was not a car , a bike , nothing , not a person on the street .
“ It was unique – it was quite special .
You ’ ve got to look at the positives .
“ We were together .
Then , we had this really special time at home.
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Ronan Keating has revealed he wants to get a vasectomy after countless sleepless nights and busy days following the birth of his fifth child made his mind up
Ronan Keating vows to get vasectomy after welcoming fifth child
Eight months ago, Ronan Keating was adamant he wasn’t having a vasectomy – but since welcoming his fifth child Coco in March, he has changed his mind.
The Boyzone star, 43, said in July his wife Storm had suggested the idea, though he hadn’t been convinced.
But now, as Coco turns eight months old, some unknown factor appears to have changed his mind on the idea.
He announced emphatically: “I’m getting the snip. Out the door, done – job’s a good ’un.”
Ronan, whose eldest child is 22, has been hands-on changing nappies, and credits Coco with being a good sleeper.
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He even admits he’s getting quite a considerable amount of shut eye himself, admitting: “I use red wine to get to sleep at night!”
Little Coco was born during the first lockdown in March, at The Portland Hospital in Central London.
Ronan says the scene at the time felt like one out of post-apocalyptic thriller I Am Legend, starring Will Smith.
Image: Adam Gerrard/Daily Mirror) Adam Gerrard/Daily Mirror)
Ronan added to the Sweat, Snot & Tears podcast: “It was unbelievable.
“I walked out on to the street and there was not a car, a bike, nothing, not a person on the street.
“It was unique – it was quite special. You’ve got to look at the positives.
“We were together. Then, we had this really special time at home.”
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thedailymirror--2020-11-23--Jada Pinkett Smith invites Will's ex-wife to her Red Table Talk

Jada Pinkett Smith appears to have invited husband Will 's ex-wife to her latest Red Table Talk .
The actor was married to Sheree Zampino from 1992 until 1995 .
An upcoming teaser clip showed Jada , her mum Adrienne Banfield-Jones and her daughter Willow greet Will 's former flame to enjoy a cooking session together .
The actress , 49 , says : `` We 've invited our favourite cook in the family to share her secret holiday recipes .
Where she at ? ''
Sheree leaps into the kitchen full of smiles as she is welcomed with open @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's appearance as she exclaimed : `` I 'm just jumping for joy right now ! ''
Jada shares her daughter with Will , as well as their son Jaden .
Will and Sheree have a son from their marriage , named Trey .
Jada then added : `` For our RTT fam who might not know who ReRe is , what would you call yourself ReRe ? ''
`` Trey 's mama ! ''
Sheree laughs as the others join in .
Mum-of-two Jada continued : `` She is Trey 's mama @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The Ree and Mr. Smith were once married .
We are what you call a blended family . ''
`` We do holidays together and Miss Ree here hooks us up . ''
Jada 's mum Adrienne added : `` She gets down in the kitchen . ''
The full video is set to air on Facebook from Tuesday .
It comes after the Smith family hit the headlines back in July when Jada confessed she had an affair with musician August Alsina , 28 .
The American star spoke for the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ whilst married to movie star Will on her Red Table Talk .
Jada detailed how her love affair with August made her feel `` joy '' and that she is `` grateful '' for what they shared .
The star - who is still married to Will - embarked on a whirlwind romance four to four and a half years ago with August .
The singer said that Will gave his blessing to the extra-marital relationship .
However Jada said she and August have not been in touch for a long time .
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Jada Pinkett Smith invited her husband Will's ex-wife Sheree Zampino to her latest Red Table Talk, just four months after she opened up about her affair with August Alsina
Jada Pinkett Smith invites Will's ex-wife to her Red Table Talk after affair confession
Jada Pinkett Smith appears to have invited husband Will's ex-wife to her latest Red Table Talk.
The actor was married to Sheree Zampino from 1992 until 1995.
An upcoming teaser clip showed Jada, her mum Adrienne Banfield-Jones and her daughter Willow greet Will's former flame to enjoy a cooking session together.
The actress, 49, says: "We've invited our favourite cook in the family to share her secret holiday recipes. Where she at?"
Sheree leaps into the kitchen full of smiles as she is welcomed with open arms.
Willow seemed excited by Sheree's appearance as she exclaimed: "I'm just jumping for joy right now!"
Image: Red Talk Table/Facebook) Red Talk Table/Facebook)
Jada shares her daughter with Will, as well as their son Jaden.
Will and Sheree have a son from their marriage, named Trey.
Jada then added: "For our RTT fam who might not know who ReRe is, what would you call yourself ReRe?"
"Trey's mama!" Sheree laughs as the others join in.
Image: Red Talk Table/Facebook) Red Talk Table/Facebook) Image: Red Talk Table/Facebook) Red Talk Table/Facebook)
Mum-of-two Jada continued: "She is Trey's mama. Trey is Will's first born. The Ree and Mr. Smith were once married. We are what you call a blended family."
And Sheree quipped: "Absolutely.
"We do holidays together and Miss Ree here hooks us up."
Image: Red Talk Table/Facebook) Red Talk Table/Facebook) Image: Red Talk Table/Facebook) Red Talk Table/Facebook)
Jada's mum Adrienne added: "She gets down in the kitchen."
The full video is set to air on Facebook from Tuesday.
It comes after the Smith family hit the headlines back in July when Jada confessed she had an affair with musician August Alsina, 28.
The American star spoke for the first time about being with the singer whilst married to movie star Will on her Red Table Talk.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images) Image: Getty Images for BET) Getty Images for BET)
Jada detailed how her love affair with August made her feel "joy" and that she is "grateful" for what they shared.
The star - who is still married to Will - embarked on a whirlwind romance four to four and a half years ago with August.
The singer said that Will gave his blessing to the extra-marital relationship.
However Jada said she and August have not been in touch for a long time.
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thedailymirror--2020-11-23--Maisie Smith's Strictly dance partner is being kept on his toes by her mum

Strictly star Maisie Smith ’ s dance partner Gorka Marquez is being kept on his toes – by her mum .
Julia has been texting him for updates on her daughter .
The EastEnders star , 19 , has been putting in the hours after landing in the bottom two twice .
Maisie said her mum had been “ non-stop messaging ” , adding : “ If I don ’ t reply within five minutes she messages Gorka.
” The pro said that Julia “ was so proud of her and she just wanted to see her smile again .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ also said her Strictly fame is at a “ different level ” from playing Tiffany in the BBC One soap .
The star recently hit headlines as she admitted there had been an `` instant connection '' with Strictly co-star HRVY .
She also has n't ruled out a potential romance in the future .
Sparks have been flying between the pair as they continue to battle it out for the trophy .
The pair have even exchanged some flirty messages on social media but have so far maintained that they are just @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , the EastEnders star has finally admitted that she has enjoyed getting to know the musician .
However , she went on to suggest that it might just be platonic for now .
`` It ’ s a weird one .
We get along so well – there was an instant connection between us – and I knew straight away that we would be friends , '' Maisie told the publication .
`` Yes , there ’ s been 'flanter ' [ flirty banter ] , but I think it ’ s platonic @ @ @ @ @ @ @ several dance offs during her appearance on the BBC show so far - went on to reveal that there is some 'harmless flirting ' between the pair behind the scenes .
Maisie continued : “ We have such a laugh and , of course , there has been a bit of flirting ... but it ’ s been harmless !
I ’ ve not been thinking about boys at the moment .
I haven ’ t had time .
I ’ ve been liking getting to know him . ''
Maisie 's latest @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fuel rumours that they could be getting close while they compete on Strictly Come Dancing .
Just days ago , Maisie and HRVY were pictured in high spirits as they were pictured leaving the Strictly studios within minutes of each other .
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Strictly Come Dancing's Maisie Smith's dance partner Gorka Marquez is being kept on his toes under the watchful eye of her mum Julia
Maisie Smith's Strictly dance partner is being kept on his toes by her mum
Strictly star Maisie Smith’s dance partner Gorka Marquez is being kept on his toes – by her mum.
Julia has been texting him for updates on her daughter.
The EastEnders star, 19, has been putting in the hours after landing in the bottom two twice.
Maisie said her mum had been “non-stop messaging”, adding: “If I don’t
reply within five minutes she messages Gorka.”
The pro said that Julia “was so proud of her and she just wanted to see her smile again. It was very sweet”.
Maisie also said her Strictly fame is at a “different level” from playing Tiffany in the BBC One soap.
Image: PA) PA)
The star recently hit headlines as she admitted there had been an "instant connection" with Strictly co-star HRVY.
She also hasn't ruled out a potential romance in the future.
Sparks have been flying between the pair as they continue to battle it out for the trophy.
Image: PA) PA)
The pair have even exchanged some flirty messages on social media but have so far maintained that they are just friends.
Speaking to OK! Magazine, the EastEnders star has finally admitted that she has enjoyed getting to know the musician.
However, she went on to suggest that it might just be platonic for now.
Image: PA) PA)
"It’s a weird one. We get along so well – there was an instant connection between us – and I knew straight away that we would be friends," Maisie told the publication.
"Yes, there’s been 'flanter' [flirty banter], but I think it’s platonic."
Maisie - who had faced several dance offs during her appearance on the BBC show so far - went on to reveal that there is some 'harmless flirting' between the pair behind the scenes.
Image: WireImage) WireImage)
Maisie continued: “We have such a laugh and, of course, there has been a bit of flirting... but it’s been harmless! I’ve not been thinking about boys at the moment. I haven’t had time. I’ve been liking getting to know him."
Maisie's latest admission comes as the pair continue to fuel rumours that they could be getting close while they compete on Strictly Come Dancing.
Just days ago, Maisie and HRVY were pictured in high spirits as they were pictured leaving the Strictly studios within minutes of each other.
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thedailymirror--2020-11-23--I'm A Celeb's Beverley Callard casts doubt on vegan diet by 'eating Scotch egg'

Beverley Callard left I 'm A Celebrity fans baffled after she appeared to tuck into a Scotch egg despite branding herself a vegan .
The 63-year-old Coronation Street star has been able to swerve some of the nastier eating challenges on the ITV show because she turned to veganism in March .
However , some viewers have expressed their doubts about the star 's dietary requirements after they spotted her allegedly tucking into several non-vegan meals .
On the latest show , the cast were treated to a treat of Scotch eggs after they managed to win a Bushtucker Trial @ @ @ @ @ @ @ evening , eagle-eyed fans spotted yet another moment during which Beverley appeared to shrug off her vegan diet to munch on a tasty snack .
Although it is unclear whether Beverley was given a vegan alternative , the actress can be seen munching on a treat alongside her co-stars .
A representative for ITV has been contacted for comment on the topic .
It came shortly after Jordan North and Ruthie Henshall opted to go for Scotch eggs instead of mini eggs - much to the dismay of the rest of the camp @ @ @ @ @ @ @ eggs were more 'substantial ' snacks , the contestants may have also forgotten about some of their camp mate 's food requirements .
A typical Scotch egg usually consists of a hard boiled egg wrapped in pork sausage meat and then dipped in bread crumbs .
Fans were quick to pick up on the blunder , and took to social media to point out that Beverley may very well have been bending the rules .
`` The UK watching Bev eating her scotch egg after telling the nation she ’ s vegan ... @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : `` Bev eating a scotch egg after being a vegan since March # ImACeleb . ''
Beverley 's latest rumored vegan blunder came shortly after she faced a Bushtucker trial during which she had to eat vomit fruit and fermented tofu while her camp mates were forced to eat gruesome animal body parts like deer testicles .
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I'm A Celebrity fans have accused Beverley Callard of cheating on her vegan food preferences by tucking into a Scotch egg after the camp won their latest challenge
I'm A Celeb's Beverley Callard casts doubt on vegan diet as she 'tucks into Scotch egg'
Beverley Callard left I'm A Celebrity fans baffled after she appeared to tuck into a Scotch egg despite branding herself a vegan.
The 63-year-old Coronation Street star has been able to swerve some of the nastier eating challenges on the ITV show because she turned to veganism in March.
However, some viewers have expressed their doubts about the star's dietary requirements after they spotted her allegedly tucking into several non-vegan meals.
On the latest show, the cast were treated to a treat of Scotch eggs after they managed to win a Bushtucker Trial and answer the question correctly.
This evening, eagle-eyed fans spotted yet another moment during which Beverley appeared to shrug off her vegan diet to munch on a tasty snack.
Image: ITV) ITV)
Although it is unclear whether Beverley was given a vegan alternative, the actress can be seen munching on a treat alongside her co-stars.
A representative for ITV has been contacted for comment on the topic.
It came shortly after Jordan North and Ruthie Henshall opted to go for Scotch eggs instead of mini eggs - much to the dismay of the rest of the camp.
Image: ITV) ITV)
Although they argued that the Scotch eggs were more 'substantial' snacks, the contestants may have also forgotten about some of their camp mate's food requirements.
A typical Scotch egg usually consists of a hard boiled egg wrapped in pork sausage meat and then dipped in bread crumbs.
Fans were quick to pick up on the blunder, and took to social media to point out that Beverley may very well have been bending the rules.
"The UK watching Bev eating her scotch egg after telling the nation she’s vegan..." wrote on viewer.
Image: ITV/REX/Shutterstock) ITV/REX/Shutterstock)
Another added: "Bev eating a scotch egg after being a vegan since March #ImACeleb."
Beverley's latest rumored vegan blunder came shortly after she faced a Bushtucker trial during which she had to eat vomit fruit and fermented tofu while her camp mates were forced to eat gruesome animal body parts like deer testicles.
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thedailymirror--2020-11-23--Rapper 21 Savage's brother is stabbed to death in South London

21 Savage has paid tribute to his brother after he was stabbed to death in South London last night .
Terrell Davis , a 27-year-old rapper known as TM1way , was killed in Brixton while taking shopping to his grandmother , it 's claimed .
He was pronounced dead at the scene .
London-born 21 Savage , whose real name is Shéyaa Bin Abraham-Joseph , and Terrell have the same father , Kevin Emmons .
The 28-year-old posted about the tragedy on Instagram on Monday night , writing : `` Ca n't believe somebody took you baby bro I know @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I wish I could take that s**t back . ''
Kyra Davis , Terrell and 21 Savage 's sister , also shared a heartbreaking tribute on Instagram tonight .
She wrote : `` I do n't even know what to say .
My heart is in pieces .
`` I love you more than words can say .
Rest in perfect peace Terrell . ''
According to the MailOnline Terrrell got into an argument with an old friend , who stabbed him .
The source said 21 Savage will `` be devastated , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` Terrell was a good guy , he used to live on the estate but had moved away . ''
A police spokesperson said : `` Police are investigating a fatal stabbing after they were called at 17:59hrs on Sunday 22 November by the London Ambulance Service to a location in Ramillies Close , Lambeth , SW2 .
`` Officers attended , along with colleagues from the London Air Ambulance , but the 27-year-old man , was pronounced dead at the scene .
`` The man 's next of kin have been informed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ trained officers .
`` No arrests have been made at this stage .
A crime scene remains in place at the location , and officers are continuing their enquires . ''

21 Savage's brother Terrell Davis, a rapper known as TM1way, was stabbed to death in Brixton while taking shopping to his grandmother, it's claimed
Rapper 21 Savage's brother is stabbed to death in South London
21 Savage has paid tribute to his brother after he was stabbed to death in South London last night.
Terrell Davis, a 27-year-old rapper known as TM1way, was killed in Brixton while taking shopping to his grandmother, it's claimed.
He was pronounced dead at the scene.
London-born 21 Savage, whose real name is Shéyaa Bin Abraham-Joseph, and Terrell have the same father, Kevin Emmons.
The 28-year-old posted about the tragedy on Instagram on Monday night, writing: "Can't believe somebody took you baby bro I know I took my anger out on you I wish I could take that s**t back."
Kyra Davis, Terrell and 21 Savage's sister, also shared a heartbreaking tribute on Instagram tonight.
She wrote: "I don't even know what to say. My heart is in pieces.
"I love you more than words can say. Rest in perfect peace Terrell."
According to the MailOnline Terrrell got into an argument with an old friend, who stabbed him.
The source said 21 Savage will "be devastated, however, the whole family are.
"Terrell was a good guy, he used to live on the estate but had moved away."
A police spokesperson said: "Police are investigating a fatal stabbing after they were called at 17:59hrs on Sunday 22 November by the London Ambulance Service to a location in Ramillies Close, Lambeth, SW2.
"Officers attended, along with colleagues from the London Air Ambulance, but the 27-year-old man, was pronounced dead at the scene.
"The man's next of kin have been informed and they are being supported by specially trained officers.
"No arrests have been made at this stage. A crime scene remains in place at the location, and officers are continuing their enquires."