thedailymirror--2020-11-11--Fear of terror 'spectacular' as Covid-19 crisis 'raises threat of year of hell'

The impact of the pandemic has raised the risk of terror attacks , with a “ spectacular ” like 9/11 also likely , a security expert warns .
Retired Army Brigadier Ed Butler warns 2021 could be as bad as 2017 , when there were five attacks in the UK , including the Manchester Arena .
He said : “ The impact of Covid from an economic , health and social perspective , the disaffected , marginalised and extreme politicalisation we ’ re seeing , these pressures build up .
`` We can ’ t discount all the global threats @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with the Royal Green Jackets in Northern Ireland and Afghanistan , where he commanded Task Force Helmand .
What is your view ?
Have your say in the comments section He is now Chief Resilience Officer at Pool Re , a Government-underwritten terrorism insurance firm .
He said recent attacks in France and Austria were alarming .
Mr Butler said : “ What happens in Europe and the near abroad does end up coming back into this country .
“ I ’ m concerned we could see a rise in that frequency of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ concern is the aviation sector .
`` It is an iconic target , bringing down airliners.
” But along with the continued risk of another attack like 9/11 in 2001 , when hijacked planes flew into the World Trade Centre in New York , terrorists could try to copy disasters .
He said : “ They do follow big events , and they do comment on these types of events .
`` We saw them commenting on the Grenfell Tower fire , saying that would be a good way to kill people .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ it up , so I think that is a concern .
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There are fears of a terror 'spectacular' in the next 12 months as the global Covid-19 crisis could build up 'pressures', Retired Army Brigadier Ed Butler warns
Fear of terror 'spectacular' in UK as coronavirus crisis sees 'pressures build up'
The impact of the pandemic has raised the risk of terror attacks, with a “spectacular” like 9/11 also likely, a security expert warns.
Retired Army Brigadier Ed Butler warns 2021 could be as bad as 2017, when there were five attacks in the UK, including the Manchester Arena.
He said: “The impact of Covid from an economic, health and social perspective, the disaffected, marginalised and extreme politicalisation we’re seeing, these pressures build up.
"We can’t discount all the global threats from international extremism.”
Mr Butler served with the Royal Green Jackets in Northern Ireland and Afghanistan, where he commanded Task Force Helmand.
What is your view? Have your say in the comments section
He is now Chief Resilience Officer at Pool Re, a Government-underwritten terrorism insurance firm.
He said recent attacks in France and Austria were alarming.
Mr Butler said: “What happens in Europe and the near abroad does end up coming back into this country.
“I’m concerned we could see a rise in that frequency of attacks in 2021.
“The spectacular hasn’t gone away.
"The key concern is the aviation sector.
"It is an iconic target, bringing down airliners.”
But along with the continued risk of another attack like 9/11 in 2001, when hijacked planes flew into the World Trade Centre in New York, terrorists could try to copy disasters.
He said: “They do follow big events, and they do comment on these types of events.
"We saw them commenting on the Grenfell Tower fire, saying that would be a good way to kill people.
“They haven’t necessarily followed it up, so I think that is a concern.”


thedailymirror--2020-11-11--Students given 'travel window' in December to get home for Christmas holidays

Students will be allowed to go home for Christmas during a `` travel window '' in early December .
Under new plans , universities will organise staggered departures for students from December 3-9 once England 's national lockdown lifts .
All lectures will move online by 9 December so students can study until the end of term while preparing to spend Christmas at home .
Universities are being told to work with transport operators and local public health officials to ensure the mass exodus happens safely .
Work is also underway on setting up mass testing in universities following a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ high risk areas prioritised .
Boris Johnson told a Downing Street press conference on Monday that widespread testing would be brought in `` as soon as possible '' , which ministers hope could pave a way out of the tighter restrictions .
Universities Minister Michelle Donelan wrote to Vice Chancellors to proposes a week of mass testing , between November 30 and December 6 , according to the BBC .
Students who test positive would still have to isolate in their halls for 10 days but they can return home afterwards , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ plans , Ms Donelan said : `` We know this Christmas will feel different , and following this incredibly difficult year we are delivering on our commitment to get students back to their loved ones as safely as possible for the holidays .
“ We have worked really hard to find a way to do this for students , while limiting the risk of transmission .
Now it is vital they follow these measures to protect their families and communities , and for universities to make sure students have all the wellbeing support @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on campus over the break.
” The new travel guidelines come amid concern from Government scientists that large numbers of students travelling across the country could send Covid rates soaring .
The virus ripped through campuses earlier in the autumn , with entire halls locked down as students fell ill with coronavirus .
Deputy Chief Medical Officer Dr Jenny Harries said : “ The mass movement of students across the country at the end of term presents a really significant challenge within the COVID-19 response .
`` The measures announced today will help @ @ @ @ @ @ @ home to their families as safely as possible for Christmas .
`` It is crucial that students follow the guidance in order to protect their families and the communities they return to.
” Students are advised to follow existing Government travel guidance , such as wearing face coverings , travelling by car with only their household or bubble and avoiding busy times on public transport .
English students at universities in Scotland , Wales or Northern Ireland , should follow the guidance in their area before returning home .
Anyone who has not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lockdown should restrict their contacts for 14 days before or after returning home to prevent spreading the virus .
Universities will also be asked to provide support - including affordable food - to students who remain on campus over Christmas .
A Universities UK spokesperson said : `` University students and staff will appreciate confirmation of the government 's end-of-term plans for English universities , given the prolonged uncertainty they have faced this year .
`` With universities being asked to end in-person learning by December 9 , some students will now miss @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and other in-person teaching near the end of term .
`` Universities will need to work with students and Government to manage the challenges this creates .
`` The Government must now urgently turn its attention to working with the sector on plans to ensure students can safely resume their studies in person in January , supported by enhanced testing capability . ''

Ministers have drawn up plans for staggered departures to curb the spread of coronavirus during the mass exodus of students for the Christmas break
Students given 'travel window' in December to get home for Christmas holidays
Students will be allowed to go home for Christmas during a "travel window" in early December.
Under new plans, universities will organise staggered departures for students from December 3-9 once England's national lockdown lifts.
All lectures will move online by 9 December so students can study until the end of term while preparing to spend Christmas at home.
Universities are being told to work with transport operators and local public health officials to ensure the mass exodus happens safely.
Work is also underway on setting up mass testing in universities following a pilot in Liverpool - with campuses in high risk areas prioritised.
Boris Johnson told a Downing Street press conference on Monday that widespread testing would be brought in "as soon as possible", which ministers hope could pave a way out of the tighter restrictions.
Universities Minister Michelle Donelan wrote to Vice Chancellors to proposes a week of mass testing, between November 30 and December 6, according to the BBC.
Students who test positive would still have to isolate in their halls for 10 days but they can return home afterwards, the Department for Education said.
Announcing the plans, Ms Donelan said: "We know this Christmas will feel different, and following this incredibly difficult year we are delivering on our commitment to get students back to their loved ones as safely as possible for the holidays.
“We have worked really hard to find a way to do this for students, while limiting the risk of transmission. Now it is vital they follow these measures to protect their families and communities, and for universities to make sure students have all the wellbeing support they need, especially those who stay on campus over the break.”
The new travel guidelines come amid concern from Government scientists that large numbers of students travelling across the country could send Covid rates soaring.
The virus ripped through campuses earlier in the autumn, with entire halls locked down as students fell ill with coronavirus.
Deputy Chief Medical Officer Dr Jenny Harries said: “The mass movement of students across the country at the end of term presents a really significant challenge within the COVID-19 response.
"The measures announced today will help minimise that risk and help students get home to their families as safely as possible for Christmas.
"It is crucial that students follow the guidance in order to protect their families and the communities they return to.”
Students are advised to follow existing Government travel guidance, such as wearing face coverings, travelling by car with only their household or bubble and avoiding busy times on public transport.
English students at universities in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland, should follow the guidance in their area before returning home.
Anyone who has not followed the rules for England's national lockdown should restrict their contacts for 14 days before or after returning home to prevent spreading the virus.
Universities will also be asked to provide support - including affordable food - to students who remain on campus over Christmas.
A Universities UK spokesperson said: "University students and staff will appreciate confirmation of the government's end-of-term plans for English universities, given the prolonged uncertainty they have faced this year.
"With universities being asked to end in-person learning by December 9, some students will now miss out on timetabled placements, practical classes and other in-person teaching near the end of term.
"Universities will need to work with students and Government to manage the challenges this creates.
"The Government must now urgently turn its attention to working with the sector on plans to ensure students can safely resume their studies in person in January, supported by enhanced testing capability."


thedailymirror--2020-11-11--Powers introduced to stop foreigners businesses vital to national security

New powers are being pushed by the Government to boost investigations into mergers , buy-outs and other business deals that could threaten national security .
The National Security and Investment Bill would see investors and businesses forced to tell Whitehall about proposed deals in areas like defence and artificial intelligence ( AI ) , the Department for Business , Energy and Industrial Strategy ( BEIS ) said .
Under the move , Government screening powers will be expanded to include intellectual property as well as companies .
Firms involved will have to inform the Government about certain types of transactions @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as defence , energy and transport , BEIS said .
Business Secretary Alok Sharma said the move would protect the UK from malicious investment and strengthen economic resilience .
Mr Sharma said : “ The UK remains one of the most attractive investment destinations in the world and we want to keep it that way .
“ But hostile actors should be in no doubt – there is no back door into the UK .
“ This Bill will mean that we can continue to welcome job-creating investment to our shores , while @ @ @ @ @ @ @ safety of the British people.
” The proposed legislation is aimed at strengthening the ability to investigate and intervene in potentially hostile foreign direct investment that threatens UK national security .
The Bill would see the Government being able to “ scrutinise , impose conditions on or , as a last resort , block a deal in any sector where there is an unacceptable risk to national security ” , BEIS said .
The department said investments would be screened faster than under the current system .
Transactions would be assessed within 30 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in law rather than by the Government on a case-by-case basis , as is currently the situation , BEIS said .
Under the new regime , an Investment Security Unit will be housed within BEIS to “ provide a single point of contact for businesses wishing to understand the Bill and notify the Government about transactions ” .
A BEIS spokesman said : “ The unit will also co-ordinate cross-Government activity to identify , assess and respond to national security risks arising through market activity , providing certainty for businesses that they will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ actors .
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The National Security and Investment Bill would see investors and businesses forced to tell Whitehall about proposed deals in areas like defence and artificial intelligence
New powers are being pushed by the Government to boost investigations into mergers, buy-outs and other business deals that could threaten national security.
The National Security and Investment Bill would see investors and businesses forced to tell Whitehall about proposed deals in areas like defence and artificial intelligence (AI), the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) said.
Under the move, Government screening powers will be expanded to include intellectual property as well as companies.
Firms involved will have to inform the Government about certain types of transactions in designated areas considered sensitive, such as defence, energy and transport, BEIS said.
Business Secretary Alok Sharma said the move would protect the UK from malicious investment and strengthen economic resilience.
Mr Sharma said: “The UK remains one of the most attractive investment destinations in the world and we want to keep it that way.
“But hostile actors should be in no doubt – there is no back door into the UK.
“This Bill will mean that we can continue to welcome job-creating investment to our shores, while shutting out those who could threaten the safety of the British people.”
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
The proposed legislation is aimed at strengthening the ability to investigate and intervene in potentially hostile foreign direct investment that threatens UK national security.
The Bill would see the Government being able to “scrutinise, impose conditions on or, as a last resort, block a deal in any sector where there is an unacceptable risk to national security”, BEIS said.
The department said investments would be screened faster than under the current system.
Transactions would be assessed within 30 working days, with timelines set out in law rather than by the Government on a case-by-case basis, as is currently the situation, BEIS said.
Under the new regime, an Investment Security Unit will be housed within BEIS to “provide a single point of contact for businesses wishing to understand the Bill and notify the Government about transactions”.
A BEIS spokesman said: “The unit will also co-ordinate cross-Government activity to identify, assess and respond to national security risks arising through market activity, providing certainty for businesses that they will not be targeted and exploited by hostile actors.”


thedailymirror--2020-11-11--The Crown's Erin Doherty says playing Princess Anne gave her 'form of bravery'

The Crown star Erin Doherty looks as though she ’ s in no mood for horseplay after starring as a young Princess Anne in the new Netflix series .
Asked what playing the the champion rider famous for plain speaking has taught her , Erin , 28 , told Town & Country magazine : “ I hope it ’ s a commitment to being honest .
`` I hear myself saying things and I ’ m like , ‘ Oh no !
’ But it is better for it in the end , I would never have had the courage @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s given me some form of bravery.
” On leaving the role behind , Doherty said she has “ thought about this woman for hours and probably months ” .
“ Months and months of contemplating her mind-state , so it ’ s kind of like mourning someone at the end , ” she added .
The actress also reflected on the challenges of working in the entertainment industry .
“ People easily pass comment on your job and what you do and it makes you very aware of that harsh judgement , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of turns you on yourself.
” Series four of The Crown , which is set in the late 1970s , is available on Netflix from Sunday .
* The winter issue of Town & Country is on sale from tomorrow ( 12 November 2020 ) .

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The Crown's Erin Doherty says playing Princess Anne gave her 'form of bravery'
The Crown star Erin Doherty looks as though she’s in no mood for horseplay after starring as a young Princess Anne in the new Netflix series.
Asked what playing the the champion rider famous for plain speaking has taught her, Erin, 28, told Town & Country magazine: “I hope it’s a commitment to being honest.
Image: Town & Country/Richard Phibbs) Town & Country/Richard Phibbs)
"I hear myself saying things and I’m like, ‘Oh no!’ But it is better for it in the end, I would never have had the courage to do that.
"She’s given me some form of bravery.”
Image: Town & Country/Richard Phibbs) Town & Country/Richard Phibbs) Image: Getty) Getty)
On leaving the role behind, Doherty said she has “thought about this woman for hours and probably months”.
“Months and months of contemplating her mind-state, so it’s kind of like mourning someone at the end,” she added.
Image: Town & Country/Richard Phibbs) Town & Country/Richard Phibbs)
The actress also reflected on the challenges of working in the entertainment industry.
“People easily pass comment on your job and what you do and it makes you very aware of that harsh judgement,” she said.
“It kind of turns you on yourself.”
Image: Town & Country/Richard Phibbs) Town & Country/Richard Phibbs)
Series four of The Crown, which is set in the late 1970s, is available on Netflix from Sunday.
* The winter issue of Town & Country is on sale from tomorrow (12 November 2020).


thedailymirror--2020-11-11--Tories slammed for lack of progress on environment promises made nine years ago

Ministers must “ pick up the pace ” if they want to fulfil an ambition to improve the natural environment within a generation , the public spending watchdog has warned .
The National Audit Office ( NAO ) said there is a “ long way to go ” before the Government can be confident it can meet the goal it set nine years ago .
In 2011 , the coalition government outlined a vision for the environment with the goal of being the first generation to leave the natural world in a better condition than it was found .
But @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have the right framework to achieve the ambition , even though some progress has been made .
In a critical report , the watchdog said progress was already slower than the Government had intended before the coronavirus pandemic struck .
It said a 25 Year Environment Plan , published in 2018 , “ does not provide a clear and coherent set of objectives ” and that there is now a “ complex mix of aspirations and policy commitments for action , with varying and often unclear timescales ” .
The NAO said the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Commons , would help to clarify the Government ’ s long-term ambitions .
But the watchdog said ministers had “ not yet decided whether or how it will integrate and align the complex mix of legislative and non-legislative environmental commitments that already exist with the new targets required under the Environment Bill ” .
It recommended that the Government clarifies its environmental ambitions so that new legislative targets are part of a “ coherent suite of objectives that set specific and measurable ambitions ” for the medium and long term .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ range of schemes and projects under way to support its ambitions for improving the natural environment , and it is developing its arrangements to oversee , coordinate and monitor its work effectively .
“ It is now nine years since government first set an ambition for this to be the first generation to improve the natural environment in England , and there is still a long way to go before government can be confident that it has the right framework to deliver on its aspirations and ensure value for money from the funding @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ We recognise that the demands of responding to the Covid-19 pandemic over the past six months have slowed the momentum it had started to develop , but progress was already slower than government had intended .
“ Environmental issues are broad , inter-related and complex , so these are not straightforward challenges to address , but government needs to pick up the pace if it is to improve the natural environment within a generation.
” Gareth Davies , the head of the NAO , said : “ The Government wants this to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ natural environment in England in a better state than it inherited .
“ However , it is now nine years since the Government set this ambition and it still does not have the right framework to achieve it .
“ Some progress has been made on elements of the Environment Plan but significant action is needed across national and local government , working with business and the public , if the environmental goals are to be met.
” Labour MP Meg Hillier , who chairs the Commons Public Accounts Committee , added : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ambitious objective in 2011 but didn ’ t follow through .
“ It took Defra seven years to explain what improving the environment within a generation involves – and it ’ s still not clear that it ’ s doing enough to make this happen .
“ This is far too big a task for one department to manage by itself .
The Government needs to work out what other departments need to do – then make sure they are pulling their weight.
” A Government spokeswoman said : “ We are leading @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and combatting climate change , and have made significant progress implementing our 25 Year Environment Plan for a greener future .
“ Our landmark Environment Bill will go further by enshrining environmental targets for our air quality and biodiversity into law .
“ As we build back greener from the coronavirus pandemic , we are committed to shaping a cleaner and more resilient society to protect and restore our natural environment and diverse ecosystems .
”

The National Audit Office said there is a long way to go before the Government can be confident it can meet the goal it set nine years ago
Ministers must “pick up the pace” if they want to fulfil an ambition to improve the natural environment within a generation, the public spending watchdog has warned.
The National Audit Office (NAO) said there is a “long way to go” before the Government can be confident it can meet the goal it set nine years ago.
In 2011, the coalition government outlined a vision for the environment with the goal of being the first generation to leave the natural world in a better condition than it was found.
But the NAO said ministers still did not have the right framework to achieve the ambition, even though some progress has been made.
In a critical report, the watchdog said progress was already slower than the Government had intended before the coronavirus pandemic struck.
Image: PA) PA)
It said a 25 Year Environment Plan, published in 2018, “does not provide a clear and coherent set of objectives” and that there is now a “complex mix of aspirations and policy commitments for action, with varying and often unclear timescales”.
The NAO said the Environment Bill, which is progressing through the Commons, would help to clarify the Government’s long-term ambitions.
But the watchdog said ministers had “not yet decided whether or how it will integrate and align the complex mix of legislative and non-legislative environmental commitments that already exist with the new targets required under the Environment Bill”.
It recommended that the Government clarifies its environmental ambitions so that new legislative targets are part of a “coherent suite of objectives that set specific and measurable ambitions” for the medium and long term.
The report concluded: “Defra has a range of schemes and projects under way to support its ambitions for improving the natural environment, and it is developing its arrangements to oversee, coordinate and monitor its work effectively.
“It is now nine years since government first set an ambition for this to be the first generation to improve the natural environment in England, and there is still a long way to go before government can be confident that it has the right framework to deliver on its aspirations and ensure value for money from the funding it has committed to environmental projects.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
“We recognise that the demands of responding to the Covid-19 pandemic over the past six months have slowed the momentum it had started to develop, but progress was already slower than government had intended.
“Environmental issues are broad, inter-related and complex, so these are not straightforward challenges to address, but government needs to pick up the pace if it is to improve the natural environment within a generation.”
Gareth Davies, the head of the NAO, said: “The Government wants this to be the first generation to leave the natural environment in England in a better state than it inherited.
“However, it is now nine years since the Government set this ambition and it still does not have the right framework to achieve it.
“Some progress has been made on elements of the Environment Plan but significant action is needed across national and local government, working with business and the public, if the environmental goals are to be met.”
Labour MP Meg Hillier, who chairs the Commons Public Accounts Committee, added: “The Government set a broad and ambitious objective in 2011 but didn’t follow through.
“It took Defra seven years to explain what improving the environment within a generation involves – and it’s still not clear that it’s doing enough to make this happen.
“This is far too big a task for one department to manage by itself. The Government needs to work out what other departments need to do – then make sure they are pulling their weight.”
A Government spokeswoman said: “We are leading the world in protecting the natural environment and combatting climate change, and have made significant progress implementing our 25 Year Environment Plan for a greener future.
“Our landmark Environment Bill will go further by enshrining environmental targets for our air quality and biodiversity into law.
“As we build back greener from the coronavirus pandemic, we are committed to shaping a cleaner and more resilient society to protect and restore our natural environment and diverse ecosystems.”


thedailymirror--2020-11-10--Emma Corrin begged The Crown writers to portray Princess Diana's bulimia battle

Princess Diana actress Emma Corrin asked The Crown ’ s writing team to add the royal ’ s battle with bulimia into the script .
The star , 24 , who joined the cast for the upcoming fourth series , says she felt it was important for the portrayal to be accurate by showing Diana making herself sick .
“ I felt that if we were trying to depict bulimia in an honest way , we had to show it , “ she said .
“ Otherwise it ’ s a disservice to anyone who has been through that .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ , I so admire that .
“ I don ’ t buy that anyone has a healthy relationship with food .
These days there ’ s so much pressure , especially with social media , to be a certain way.
” Emma can relate to the pressure Diana felt to be thin and glamorous at all times .
“ Oh , one hundred per cent .
I don ’ t honestly buy that anyone has a healthy relationship with food , ” she admitted .
“ These days there ’ s so much @ @ @ @ @ @ @ media , to be a certain way.
” Corrin was not even two when Diana died in a car crash on August 31 , 1997 .
But she says she grew up knowing all about the princess – because her own mother looked like her .
She said : “ There was a running joke at my school that she was Diana , that she ’ d run away and was living a normal life.
” Emma has no desire to become a royal bride , she said : “ I ’ d @ @ @ @ @ @ @ royal family asked me to marry them .
`` We know what happened to Diana.
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The Crown actress Emma Corrin said it was important for the portrayal to be accurate by showing Diana making herself sick
Princess Diana actress Emma Corrin asked The Crown’s writing team to add the royal’s battle with bulimia into the script.
The star, 24, who joined the cast for the upcoming fourth series, says she felt it was important for the portrayal to be accurate by showing Diana making herself sick.
“I felt that if we were trying to depict bulimia in an honest way, we had to show it,“ she said.
“Otherwise it’s a disservice to anyone who has been through that. Diana was very candid about her experience, I so admire that.
“I don’t buy that anyone has a healthy relationship with food. These days there’s so much pressure, especially with social media, to be a certain way.”
Image: Des Willie/Netflix) Des Willie/Netflix)
Emma can relate to the pressure Diana felt to be thin and glamorous at all times.
“Oh, one hundred per cent. I don’t honestly buy that anyone has a healthy relationship with food,” she admitted.
“These days there’s so much pressure on everyone, especially with social media, to be a certain way.”
Image: Des Willie/Netflix) Des Willie/Netflix)
Corrin was not even two when Diana died in a car crash on August 31, 1997.
But she says she grew up knowing all about the princess – because her own mother looked like her.
She said: “There was a running joke at my school that she was Diana, that she’d run away and was living a normal life.”
Image: Des Willie/Netflix) Des Willie/Netflix)
Emma has no desire to become a royal bride, she said: “I’d run a mile if anyone in the royal family asked me to marry them.
"We know what happened to Diana.”
Do you have a story to sell? Get in touch with us at webcelebs@trinitymirror.com or call us direct 0207 29 33033.


thedailymirror--2020-11-10--Stacey Solomon hits back at trolls with cheeky jibe on her DIY Christmas baubles

Stacey Solomon cheekily took aim at keyboard warriors during her latest festive craft session .
The Loose Women star , 31 , often entertains her social media fans by transforming every day objects into special ornaments and decorations and on Monday evening she shared that she was creating special Christmas baubles .
And mother-of-three Stacey paid special tribute to trolling mummy-shamers - who she dubs 'Susans ' - when personalising some of the hanging decorations .
As she lifted up her supplies , the TV favourite said in a clip shared onto her Instagram Stories : `` Getting some arts @ @ @ @ @ @ @ She then added that she was planning to relax with crafting after she put her youngest son Rex - who she shares with Joe Swash - to bed .
The former X Factor contestant later filmed herself filling clear plastic baubles with different things - such as glitter and flowers - and using her sticker machine to make labels in order to personalise her creations .
Stacey then mocked trolls as she made one that read , `` Merry Christmas Susan '' .
Other messages branded on Stacey 's baubles included `` You @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' - which referenced to the cute nickname for her children .
Last week , Stacey gave her and beau Joe 's bedroom a festive makeover - but former EastEnders star Joe was unimpressed .
The 38- year-old was not happy when he discovered that his other half had switched their usual bedsheets for a Christmas themed duvet cover and added a number of elf cuddly toys , that she named Norms , to their sleeping set-up - just a day after Halloween .
Stacey , who was proud of the Christmas transformation @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the elf-infested setting on her Instagram Story .
Alongside the uploads , she penned : `` Me and Joe decided to come to bed early and I forgot I changed the bedding .
Joe 's not impressed . ''
Joe could be heard moaning in the clip : `` Literally Halloween was yesterday and today you 've turned it into Norm 's house , you 're definitely not trying to flirt with me because that is not a sexy bedsheet , it 's like a 15-year-old bedsheet .
Should I be worried @ @ @ @ @ @ @ her fans : `` It 's the sexiest Norm I 've ever seen .
Joe 's gone to make the tea , I think he 's scared to be honest . ''

STACEY SOLOMON HITS BACK AT TROLLS AS SHE MAKES HER OWN CHRISTMAS BAUBLES
STACEY SOLOMON HITS BACK AT TROLLS AS SHE MAKES HER OWN CHRISTMAS BAUBLES
Loose Women star Stacey Solomon was inspired by the trolls she calls 'Susans' when making her festive baubles
Stacey Solomon hits back at trolls with cheeky jibe on her DIY Christmas baubles
Stacey Solomon cheekily took aim at keyboard warriors during her latest festive craft session.
The Loose Women star, 31, often entertains her social media fans by transforming every day objects into special ornaments and decorations and on Monday evening she shared that she was creating special Christmas baubles.
And mother-of-three Stacey paid special tribute to trolling mummy-shamers - who she dubs 'Susans' - when personalising some of the hanging decorations.
As she lifted up her supplies, the TV favourite said in a clip shared onto her Instagram Stories: "Getting some arts and crafts ready for later tonight. "
Image: Dave Benett/Getty Images for Primark) Dave Benett/Getty Images for Primark)
She then added that she was planning to relax with crafting after she put her youngest son Rex - who she shares with Joe Swash - to bed.
Stacey then signed off: "Happy Monday".
The former X Factor contestant later filmed herself filling clear plastic baubles with different things - such as glitter and flowers - and using her sticker machine to make labels in order to personalise her creations.
Image: Instagram) Instagram) Image: Instagram) Instagram)
Stacey then mocked trolls as she made one that read, "Merry Christmas Susan".
Other messages branded on Stacey's baubles included "You are enough" and "Pickles 2020" - which referenced to the cute nickname for her children.
Last week, Stacey gave her and beau Joe's bedroom a festive makeover - but former EastEnders star Joe was unimpressed.
The 38- year-old was not happy when he discovered that his other half had switched their usual bedsheets for a Christmas themed duvet cover and added a number of elf cuddly toys, that she named Norms, to their sleeping set-up - just a day after Halloween.
Stacey, who was proud of the Christmas transformation, shared footage of Joe's reaction to the elf-infested setting on her Instagram Story.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
Alongside the uploads, she penned: "Me and Joe decided to come to bed early and I forgot I changed the bedding. Joe's not impressed."
Joe could be heard moaning in the clip: "Literally Halloween was yesterday and today you've turned it into Norm's house, you're definitely not trying to flirt with me because that is not a sexy bedsheet, it's like a 15-year-old bedsheet. Should I be worried about this?"
Stacey then told her fans: "It's the sexiest Norm I've ever seen. Joe's gone to make the tea, I think he's scared to be honest."


thedailymirror--2020-11-10--Kim Kardashian's 'tone deaf' 40th defended by Marlon Brano's son

Marlon Brando ’ s son has defended Kim Kardashian ’ s 40th birthday celebrations after she whisked her nearest and dearest off to a private island amid the pandemic .
Miko Brando , rushed to the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star 's defense after she rented out his father ’ s infamous Tetiaroa Island for the special shindig .
The former child star , now 59 , has revealed that he saw no issue with him flying her extensive family as well as 20 guests to the island in the height of the current coronavirus crisis .
Miko , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ island , has urged social media trolls to leave Kim alone after she was bombarded with abusive messages after she shared a string of party snaps from her lavish getaway .
Sharing his thoughts on the matter , former actor Miko told Mail Online : “ Leave her alone .
Life goes on , I think we have a lot more problems to deal with in the world than who stayed where , for how long , and how much they spent .
“ I heard she got criticized .
There 's a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ But as long as she took precautions - she quarantined everyone and everyone obeyed by the rules - I think you 're good to go .
There 's nothing wrong with it . ''
Miko added that nobody ‘ broke the rules ’ at Kim ’ s lavish birthday bash , therefore , there is no reason for the reality star to face such backlash .
“ No one broke the rules from what I hear , ” he insisted .
Proud mum-of-four Kim sparked controversy last month when she flew her famous @ @ @ @ @ @ @ guests to the private island – but she has continued to shrug off criticism .
She was slammed after revealing her loved ones faced two weeks of quarantine and medical screenings so they could join her on the getaway .
The star reportedly shelled out an eye-watering $ 1 million on whisking her loved-ones out to paradise , and it seems as though she ’ s got no regrets if her Instagram is anything to go by .
It ’ s claimed that she also hired an 88-seater Boeing 777 private jet .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ her whirlwind trip on social media despite being bombarded with negative comments .
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Former child star Miko Brando has urged haters to leave Kim Kardashian alone after she flew her nearest and dearest to Tetiaroa Island to celebrate her 40th birthday
Marlon Brando’s son has defended Kim Kardashian ’s 40th birthday celebrations after she whisked her nearest and dearest off to a private island amid the pandemic.
Miko Brando, rushed to the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star's defense after she rented out his father’s infamous Tetiaroa Island for the special shindig.
The former child star, now 59, has revealed that he saw no issue with him flying her extensive family as well as 20 guests to the island in the height of the current coronavirus crisis.
Miko, who is part owner of the million-dollar island, has urged social media trolls to leave Kim alone after she was bombarded with abusive messages after she shared a string of party snaps from her lavish getaway.
Sharing his thoughts on the matter, former actor Miko told Mail Online : “Leave her alone. Life goes on, I think we have a lot more problems to deal with in the world than who stayed where, for how long, and how much they spent.
Image: kimkardashian/Instagram) kimkardashian/Instagram)
“I heard she got criticized. There's a lot of critics out there.
“But as long as she took precautions - she quarantined everyone and everyone obeyed by the rules - I think you're good to go. There's nothing wrong with it."
Miko added that nobody ‘broke the rules’ at Kim’s lavish birthday bash, therefore, there is no reason for the reality star to face such backlash.
Image: Reuters) Reuters)
Image: Internet Unknown) Internet Unknown)
“No one broke the rules from what I hear,” he insisted.
Proud mum-of-four Kim sparked controversy last month when she flew her famous family, as well as 20 more guests to the private island – but she has continued to shrug off criticism.
She was slammed after revealing her loved ones faced two weeks of quarantine and medical screenings so they could join her on the getaway.
The star reportedly shelled out an eye-watering $1 million on whisking her loved-ones out to paradise, and it seems as though she’s got no regrets if her Instagram is anything to go by.
Image: ISM/Capital Pictures) ISM/Capital Pictures)
It’s claimed that she also hired an 88-seater Boeing 777 private jet.
Kim has continued to share snippets from her whirlwind trip on social media despite being bombarded with negative comments.
Do you have a story to sell? Get in touch with us at webcelebs@trinitymirror.com or call us direct 0207 29 33033.


thedailymirror--2020-11-10--Sheridan Smith to spill on James Corden romance and mental health in new memoir

Sheridan Smith says she 's finally writing her autobiography after being asked for years to put pen to paper .
And the actress is planning to spill all about the dramatic highs and lows of her career and her personal life .
The tell-all memoir will see the 39-year-old , who recently welcomed her first child with fiancé Jamie Horn , open up about her high profile relationship with James Corden and her struggles with depression and anxiety .
She 'll also address the tough time she went through while starring in Funny Girl on the West End , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ started a family .
The star told The Sun : `` Been asked for years but never felt right — until now . ''
Insiders say she was finally spurred on to pen her memoir after beginning work on her ITV documentary , which aired in September .
A source told the newspaper : `` Sheridan finally feels like she can open up about everything she 's gone through after taking some time for herself while pregnant .
`` It has made her look differently at her life and the book will see @ @ @ @ @ @ @ more painful moments of her life , which will shock fans .
`` She has been working with a professional writer to make it happen and hopes it will be an inspiring read for her followers . ''
Her spokesperson said Sheridan had been asked to tell her `` incredible story '' in her own words and that she 's working on something that she hopes to share more news on soon .
It comes after Sheridan admitted she 'd love to add to her brood just six months after welcoming her son @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Kerry On podcast to host Kerry Ellis , she said : `` I 'd love to have another baby ... we 've already spoken about it .
`` It 's hard when you start planning work , but it would be so nice . ''
She added : `` I never saw children on the cards for me , but it puts everything into perspective .
`` Jamie ’ s dead-set on Billy being an Arsenal player .
He ’ s like , 'If we can , get him into an academy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ like 'No ' .
`` But when Jamie ’ s out , I put music on and shimmy at him .
`` Whatever Billy does , we ’ ll support him .
I ’ m learning as I go along . ''
* If you 're struggling and need to talk , the Samaritans operate a free helpline open 24/7 on 116 123 .
Alternatively , you can email jo @ samaritans.org or visit their site to find your local branch

Sheridan Smith reveals she is already thinking about baby number 2
Sheridan Smith reveals she is already thinking about baby number 2
Actress Sheridan Smith is going to open up about the dramatic highs and lows she's experienced in her career and personal life in a new autobiography
Sheridan Smith to spill on James Corden romance and mental health battle in memoir
Sheridan Smith says she's finally writing her autobiography after being asked for years to put pen to paper.
And the actress is planning to spill all about the dramatic highs and lows of her career and her personal life.
The tell-all memoir will see the 39-year-old, who recently welcomed her first child with fiancé Jamie Horn, open up about her high profile relationship with James Corden and her struggles with depression and anxiety.
She'll also address the tough time she went through while starring in Funny Girl on the West End, and what life has been like since she started a family.
Image: Sheridan Smith/Instagram) Sheridan Smith/Instagram)
The star told The Sun : "Been asked for years but never felt right — until now."
Insiders say she was finally spurred on to pen her memoir after beginning work on her ITV documentary, which aired in September.
A source told the newspaper: "Sheridan finally feels like she can open up about everything she's gone through after taking some time for herself while pregnant.
"It has made her look differently at her life and the book will see her bare all about some of the more painful moments of her life, which will shock fans.
Image: Getty) Getty)
"She has been working with a professional writer to make it happen and hopes it will be an inspiring read for her followers."
Her spokesperson said Sheridan had been asked to tell her "incredible story" in her own words and that she's working on something that she hopes to share more news on soon.
It comes after Sheridan admitted she'd love to add to her brood just six months after welcoming her son Billy.
Image: PA) PA)
Speaking on the Keep Calm and Kerry On podcast to host Kerry Ellis, she said: "I'd love to have another baby...we've already spoken about it.
"It's hard when you start planning work, but it would be so nice."
She added: "I never saw children on the cards for me, but it puts everything into perspective.
"Jamie’s dead-set on Billy being an Arsenal player. He’s like, 'If we can, get him into an academy at three' and I’m like 'No'.
"But when Jamie’s out, I put music on and shimmy at him.
"Whatever Billy does, we’ll support him. I’m learning as I go along."
* If you're struggling and need to talk, the Samaritans operate a free helpline open 24/7 on 116 123. Alternatively, you can email jo@samaritans.org or visit their site to find your local branch


thedailymirror--2020-11-10--Holby City fans heartbroken by Ric Griffin's tearjerker exit after 19 years

Holby City viewers were left devastated this evening as Ric Griffin left the BBC medical drama after 19 years .
Throughout almost two decades , Ric has been involved in a number of huge storylines - from his son 's tragic heroin death to grappling with his cancer diagnosis .
This evening 's episode saw Ric , played by High Quashie , finally wake up from his coma after recovering from brain surgery .
After the show 's break , Ric had woken to the hospital struggling in the midst of the pandemic before falling ill with the virus himself @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to hospital staff , alluding to Ric , but fans of the show did n't discover whether Ric had survived until seeing him leave the hospital .
The hospital staff lined up to clap him as Ric strode out and was determined to track down his family .
And viewers were in tears and flocked to Twitter to comment .
One tweeted : `` Holby city was definitely an emotional one !
So glad Ric wasn ’ t killed off ! ''
While another commented : `` Oh my days ... ..tears , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ didn ’ t kill Ric off . ''
A third wrote : `` A triumphant farewell to Ric after 19 drama-filled years .
He was an icon of # HolbyCity .
Thoughts of the show would invariably spark images of @ HughQuarshie heroically saving lives and Ric ’ s longevity owes much to Hugh ’ s fantastic performances as it does to the scripts behind it . ''
Actor Hugh confirmed his exit from the BBC soap in October in a statement , which read : `` I would n't have stayed so @ @ @ @ @ @ @ great place to work , and leaving will be like leaving home - a place where there is warmth and a welcome , a place to which you can always return . ''
*Holby City airs Tuesdays at 8pm on BBC One

Ric Griffin has been involved in a number of huge storylines over the past two decades, from his son's tragic death to grappling with his cancer diagnosis
Holby City viewers were left devastated this evening as Ric Griffin left the BBC medical drama after 19 years.
Throughout almost two decades, Ric has been involved in a number of huge storylines - from his son's tragic heroin death to grappling with his cancer diagnosis.
This evening's episode saw Ric, played by High Quashie, finally wake up from his coma after recovering from brain surgery.
After the show's break, Ric had woken to the hospital struggling in the midst of the pandemic before falling ill with the virus himself.
Max had been making a speech to hospital staff, alluding to Ric, but fans of the show didn't discover whether Ric had survived until seeing him leave the hospital.
Image: BBC) BBC)
The hospital staff lined up to clap him as Ric strode out and was determined to track down his family.
And viewers were in tears and flocked to Twitter to comment.
Image: BBC) BBC)
Image: BBC/Kieron McCarron) BBC/Kieron McCarron)
One tweeted: "Holby city was definitely an emotional one! So glad Ric wasn’t killed off!"
While another commented: "Oh my days.....tears,tears and more tears....glad they didn’t kill Ric off."
A third wrote: "A triumphant farewell to Ric after 19 drama-filled years. He was an icon of #HolbyCity. Thoughts of the show would invariably spark images of @HughQuarshie heroically saving lives and Ric’s longevity owes much to Hugh’s fantastic performances as it does to the scripts behind it."
Actor Hugh confirmed his exit from the BBC soap in October in a statement, which read: "I wouldn't have stayed so long if it hadn't been a great place to work, and leaving will be like leaving home - a place where there is warmth and a welcome, a place to which you can always return."
*Holby City airs Tuesdays at 8pm on BBC One


thedailymirror--2020-11-10--Seven areas where Covid-19 rates soaring as UK endures deadliest day in months

Hull has emerged as England 's second worst coronavirus hotspots after the number of new cases there swelled by 77 % in just a week .
The city is only behind topspot Oldham after a huge leap in its infection rate , Public Health England figures show .
Other areas to see alarming rises include North East Lincolnshire - which now has the fourth highest rate - Kirklees , Wakefield and South Staffordshire .
Scarborough saw its infection rate go from 159.1 to 418.4 in seven days , while cases in Melton more than doubled , going up from 150.4 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ encouragement , with six of the 10 worst-affected areas showing week-on-week drops in the number of cases .
Earlier today the UK 's Covid-19 death toll rose by 532 - the largest daily jump since May .
The tragic figure was announced by the Department of Health , with 20,412 people testing positive in 24 hours .
It brings the official death toll since the start of the pandemic to 49,770 , while figures show there are 13,617 Covid-19 patients in hospital .
It is the highest rise in one day since May @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Today Health Secretary Matt Hancock said people in the UK are likely to be among the first in the world to receive a coronavirus jab .
The UK 's medicines regulator could approve the Pfizer or Oxford jabs within days of a licence application being submitted due to rolling analysis of the data , according to Mr Hancock .
He told MPs in the Commons the focus was on delivering the vaccines from Oxford and Pfizer if they pass safety tests and are approved by regulators , with a further vaccine possibly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` It is next summer before the next vaccine candidate comes on stream , and so the focus of the roll-out plan at the moment is on delivering the Pfizer and the AstraZeneca projects if they pass the safety tests . ''
These are the week-on-week figures for each local authority area in England , with the worst affected at the top .
The figures show : rate of new cases in the seven days to November 6 and the number ( in brackets ) of new cases recorded in this period ; @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cases in the seven days to October 30 and the number ( in brackets ) of new cases recorded in that time Oldham 716.1 ( 1698 ) , 737.2 ( 1748 ) Hull 714.5 ( 1856 ) , 402.7 ( 1046 ) Blackburn with Darwen 669.4 ( 1002 ) , 746.8 ( 1118 ) North East Lincolnshire 628.0 ( 1002 ) , 429.3 ( 685 ) Bradford 585.1 ( 3158 ) , 522.8 ( 2822 ) Wigan 577.2 ( 1897 ) , 683.7 ( 2247 ) Kirklees 569.4 ( 2504 ) , 464.5 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) , 584.1 ( 1299 ) Bury 563.4 ( 1076 ) , 566.5 ( 1082 ) Salford 528.5 ( 1368 ) , 623.6 ( 1614 ) Bolton 520.3 ( 1496 ) , 548.4 ( 1577 ) Wakefield 497.3 ( 1732 ) , 454.8 ( 1584 ) South Staffordshire 476.7 ( 536 ) , 402.0 ( 452 ) Barnsley 476.4 ( 1176 ) , 509.2 ( 1257 ) Doncaster 471.6 ( 1471 ) , 532.6 ( 1661 ) Rossendale 467.3 ( 334 ) , 447.7 ( 320 ) Bolsover 466.7 ( 376 ) , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 541 ) , 395.9 ( 465 ) Pendle 457.1 ( 421 ) , 427.7 ( 394 ) Derby 449.7 ( 1157 ) , 386.7 ( 995 ) Tameside 448.6 ( 1016 ) , 540.0 ( 1223 ) Dudley 443.7 ( 1427 ) , 341.1 ( 1097 ) Gateshead 441.0 ( 891 ) , 352.4 ( 712 ) Rotherham 438.2 ( 1163 ) , 538.0 ( 1428 ) Calderdale 434.1 ( 918 ) , 375.0 ( 793 ) Leeds 430.2 ( 3412 ) , 429.8 ( 3409 ) Hyndburn 429.4 ( 348 ) , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( 459 ) , 409.3 ( 439 ) Preston 427.6 ( 612 ) , 437.3 ( 626 ) Bristol 426.4 ( 1976 ) , 405.1 ( 1877 ) Stoke-on-Trent 425.9 ( 1092 ) , 363.1 ( 931 ) Sandwell 422.9 ( 1389 ) , 362.3 ( 1190 ) Newcastle-under-Lyme 421.8 ( 546 ) , 401.7 ( 520 ) Leicester 421.8 ( 1494 ) , 374.6 ( 1327 ) Amber Valley 419.8 ( 538 ) , 289.5 ( 371 ) Scarborough 418.4 ( 455 ) , 159.1 ( 173 ) Manchester 417.5 ( 2308 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Riding of Yorkshire 413.6 ( 1411 ) , 294.6 ( 1005 ) Burnley 400.4 ( 356 ) , 352.0 ( 313 ) Trafford 396.0 ( 940 ) , 388.0 ( 921 ) Staffordshire Moorlands 392.1 ( 386 ) , 329.2 ( 324 ) Redcar and Cleveland 390.8 ( 536 ) , 270.5 ( 371 ) Tamworth 387.2 ( 297 ) , 335.1 ( 257 ) East Staffordshire 382.5 ( 458 ) , 314.0 ( 376 ) Stafford 382.4 ( 525 ) , 332.2 ( 456 ) Mansfield 382.4 ( 418 ) , 381.5 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) , 300.8 ( 424 ) Warrington 375.2 ( 788 ) , 464.3 ( 975 ) Stockton-on-Tees 374.0 ( 738 ) , 391.2 ( 772 ) Hartlepool 365.1 ( 342 ) , 324.6 ( 304 ) Sunderland 362.3 ( 1006 ) , 316.9 ( 880 ) Sheffield 362.1 ( 2118 ) , 425.9 ( 2491 ) Stockport 360.9 ( 1059 ) , 454.6 ( 1334 ) Newcastle upon Tyne 359.0 ( 1087 ) , 286.0 ( 866 ) Charnwood 358.9 ( 667 ) , 419.2 ( 779 ) Ribble Valley 358.0 ( 218 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Wigston 356.0 ( 203 ) , 343.8 ( 196 ) East Lindsey 354.2 ( 502 ) , 246.2 ( 349 ) Lichfield 350.3 ( 367 ) , 281.6 ( 295 ) Walsall 349.9 ( 999 ) , 342.2 ( 977 ) Nottingham 347.3 ( 1156 ) , 394.7 ( 1314 ) County Durham 343.7 ( 1822 ) , 280.3 ( 1486 ) St Helens 337.8 ( 610 ) , 404.2 ( 730 ) North Lincolnshire 333.7 ( 575 ) , 234.5 ( 404 ) Wolverhampton 331.9 ( 874 ) , 283.3 ( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) , 288.6 ( 600 ) Gedling 327.4 ( 386 ) , 360.5 ( 425 ) Blackpool 327.0 ( 456 ) , 377.9 ( 527 ) Birmingham 326.8 ( 3732 ) , 283.8 ( 3240 ) South Tyneside 326.5 ( 493 ) , 237.8 ( 359 ) Cannock Chase 325.5 ( 328 ) , 335.4 ( 338 ) Blaby 322.1 ( 327 ) , 267.9 ( 272 ) North Warwickshire 321.8 ( 210 ) , 304.9 ( 199 ) Chesterfield 317.4 ( 333 ) , 334.6 ( 351 ) Darlington 316.5 ( 338 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Wrekin 314.1 ( 565 ) , 243.5 ( 438 ) Redditch 313.2 ( 267 ) , 192.4 ( 164 ) Melton 312.4 ( 160 ) , 150.4 ( 77 ) South Gloucestershire 310.4 ( 885 ) , 273.6 ( 780 ) Knowsley 310.2 ( 468 ) , 404.3 ( 610 ) High Peak 306.5 ( 284 ) , 316.2 ( 293 ) Wyre 302.4 ( 339 ) , 364.9 ( 409 ) North East Derbyshire 299.6 ( 304 ) , 360.7 ( 366 ) Ashfield 299.4 ( 383 ) , 333.0 ( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 310 ) , 200.8 ( 208 ) West Lancashire 298.3 ( 341 ) , 364.8 ( 417 ) Lincoln 294.1 ( 292 ) , 272.9 ( 271 ) Harrogate 291.0 ( 468 ) , 255.5 ( 411 ) Broxtowe 287.6 ( 328 ) , 309.6 ( 353 ) Swale 284.5 ( 427 ) , 179.2 ( 269 ) Thanet 282.5 ( 401 ) , 169.1 ( 240 ) Fylde 281.0 ( 227 ) , 318.1 ( 257 ) Solihull 274.1 ( 593 ) , 248.2 ( 537 ) Havering 269.7 ( 700 ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( 293 ) , 224.5 ( 244 ) South Ribble 267.2 ( 296 ) , 345.7 ( 383 ) North Kesteven 266.9 ( 312 ) , 169.4 ( 198 ) Chorley 266.5 ( 315 ) , 309.6 ( 366 ) Erewash 266.1 ( 307 ) , 339.8 ( 392 ) Hinckley and Bosworth 265.2 ( 300 ) , 181.2 ( 205 ) Sefton 264.5 ( 731 ) , 312.9 ( 865 ) Wyre Forest 263.6 ( 267 ) , 187.6 ( 190 ) Newark and Sherwood 263.0 ( 322 ) , 259.8 ( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , 210.7 ( 193 ) Selby 259.3 ( 235 ) , 226.2 ( 205 ) Liverpool 258.8 ( 1289 ) , 358.4 ( 1785 ) Warwick 254.6 ( 366 ) , 226.1 ( 325 ) Luton 252.1 ( 537 ) , 209.3 ( 446 ) Worcester 248.0 ( 251 ) , 157.1 ( 159 ) Cheshire West and Chester 247.2 ( 848 ) , 249.8 ( 857 ) Halton 245.7 ( 318 ) , 285.9 ( 370 ) Rushcliffe 244.2 ( 291 ) , 342.3 ( 408 ) Torbay 243.6 ( 332 ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( 543 ) , 176.3 ( 396 ) East Northamptonshire 240.1 ( 227 ) , 161.9 ( 153 ) Nuneaton and Bedworth 237.1 ( 308 ) , 210.2 ( 273 ) North Somerset 236.7 ( 509 ) , 171.6 ( 369 ) Copeland 234.7 ( 160 ) , 186.3 ( 127 ) Northumberland 232.3 ( 749 ) , 198.2 ( 639 ) Coventry 231.5 ( 860 ) , 201.1 ( 747 ) Slough 230.0 ( 344 ) , 209.3 ( 313 ) Boston 226.6 ( 159 ) , 171.0 ( 120 ) West @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( 143 ) Redbridge 223.1 ( 681 ) , 191.0 ( 583 ) Tower Hamlets 219.9 ( 714 ) , 167.8 ( 545 ) Portsmouth 218.7 ( 470 ) , 206.1 ( 443 ) Cheshire East 216.1 ( 830 ) , 212.9 ( 818 ) Bromsgrove 214.3 ( 214 ) , 206.2 ( 206 ) Bath and North East Somerset 214.2 ( 414 ) , 242.1 ( 468 ) Ealing 213.6 ( 730 ) , 190.2 ( 650 ) Bournemouth , Christchurch and Poole 212.7 ( 841 ) , 207.2 ( 819 ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( 576 ) Dartford 210.5 ( 237 ) , 122.6 ( 138 ) Craven 210.0 ( 120 ) , 196.0 ( 112 ) Spelthorne 209.3 ( 209 ) , 165.3 ( 165 ) South Northamptonshire 208.5 ( 197 ) , 123.8 ( 117 ) Barking and Dagenham 208.1 ( 443 ) , 162.5 ( 346 ) Bexley 207.0 ( 514 ) , 148.2 ( 368 ) Eden 202.8 ( 108 ) , 174.6 ( 93 ) Wirral 201.8 ( 654 ) , 245.7 ( 796 ) Lancaster 199.3 ( 291 ) , 300.6 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) , 184.8 ( 567 ) Broxbourne 192.2 ( 187 ) , 190.2 ( 185 ) Derbyshire Dales 192.2 ( 139 ) , 183.9 ( 133 ) Newham 189.4 ( 669 ) , 168.2 ( 594 ) Harborough 188.7 ( 177 ) , 203.6 ( 191 ) Swindon 186.8 ( 415 ) , 178.7 ( 397 ) Havant 183.8 ( 232 ) , 121.2 ( 153 ) Brent 181.3 ( 598 ) , 118.9 ( 392 ) Gravesham 180.5 ( 193 ) , 102.9 ( 110 ) Southampton 179.8 ( 454 ) , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 96 ) , 182.4 ( 98 ) Daventry 178.0 ( 153 ) , 117.5 ( 101 ) Medway 177.3 ( 494 ) , 137.9 ( 384 ) Allerdale 177.0 ( 173 ) , 149.3 ( 146 ) Wychavon 176.9 ( 229 ) , 126.7 ( 164 ) Mole Valley 176.5 ( 154 ) , 192.6 ( 168 ) York 175.7 ( 370 ) , 185.6 ( 391 ) Plymouth 175.5 ( 460 ) , 160.2 ( 420 ) South Kesteven 174.8 ( 249 ) , 136.2 ( 194 ) Brentwood 172.7 ( 133 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 171.7 ( 206 ) , 132.5 ( 159 ) Stratford-on-Avon 171.4 ( 223 ) , 147.6 ( 192 ) South Holland 169.4 ( 161 ) , 165.2 ( 157 ) Epping Forest 169.3 ( 223 ) , 167.8 ( 221 ) Hounslow 167.6 ( 455 ) , 181.2 ( 492 ) Peterborough 166.1 ( 336 ) , 139.4 ( 282 ) Watford 165.7 ( 160 ) , 172.9 ( 167 ) Great Yarmouth 165.1 ( 164 ) , 170.1 ( 169 ) Wycombe 164.9 ( 288 ) , 124.3 ( 217 ) Rugby @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 165 ) Windsor and Maidenhead 160.5 ( 243 ) , 142.6 ( 216 ) South Lakeland 158.0 ( 166 ) , 171.3 ( 180 ) Enfield 157.6 ( 526 ) , 149.8 ( 500 ) Waltham Forest 157.4 ( 436 ) , 166.1 ( 460 ) West Oxfordshire 157.3 ( 174 ) , 125.6 ( 139 ) Oxford 155.5 ( 237 ) , 136.4 ( 208 ) Runnymede 155.4 ( 139 ) , 130.8 ( 117 ) Aylesbury Vale 154.9 ( 309 ) , 114.3 ( 228 ) Wellingborough 154.3 ( 123 ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( 232 ) , 144.2 ( 217 ) Harrow 153.3 ( 385 ) , 150.1 ( 377 ) Welwyn Hatfield 152.0 ( 187 ) , 114.6 ( 141 ) Dover 151.5 ( 179 ) , 99.0 ( 117 ) Woking 148.8 ( 150 ) , 141.9 ( 143 ) Eastleigh 148.2 ( 198 ) , 155.0 ( 207 ) Hammersmith and Fulham 148.0 ( 274 ) , 197.7 ( 366 ) Barrow-in-Furness 147.7 ( 99 ) , 253.5 ( 170 ) Kettering 147.4 ( 150 ) , 88.4 ( 90 ) Thurrock 146.8 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) Guildford 146.3 ( 218 ) , 108.7 ( 162 ) Exeter 145.4 ( 191 ) , 118.7 ( 156 ) Maidstone 144.3 ( 248 ) , 113.5 ( 195 ) Winchester 144.2 ( 180 ) , 137.0 ( 171 ) Sutton 143.4 ( 296 ) , 117.3 ( 242 ) Reading 140.9 ( 228 ) , 140.3 ( 227 ) Lambeth 138.6 ( 452 ) , 154.9 ( 505 ) Westminster 138.5 ( 362 ) , 150.4 ( 393 ) Rushmoor 138.5 ( 131 ) , 118.4 ( 112 ) Tonbridge and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( 122 ) Gloucester 137.8 ( 178 ) , 135.5 ( 175 ) Ryedale 137.2 ( 76 ) , 99.3 ( 55 ) Merton 136.5 ( 282 ) , 147.7 ( 305 ) Sedgemoor 136.4 ( 168 ) , 114.5 ( 141 ) Fareham 135.9 ( 158 ) , 138.5 ( 161 ) Cotswold 135.8 ( 122 ) , 133.5 ( 120 ) East Devon 135.4 ( 198 ) , 100.5 ( 147 ) Basingstoke and Deane 134.8 ( 238 ) , 98.0 ( 173 ) King 's Lynn and West Norfolk 134.8 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) Hackney and City of London 133.4 ( 388 ) , 152.0 ( 442 ) South Bucks 132.8 ( 93 ) , 174.2 ( 122 ) Brighton and Hove 132.7 ( 386 ) , 143.4 ( 417 ) Milton Keynes 132.5 ( 357 ) , 113.9 ( 307 ) East Hampshire 132.5 ( 162 ) , 88.3 ( 108 ) Barnet 132.4 ( 524 ) , 129.3 ( 512 ) Gosport 132.0 ( 112 ) , 134.4 ( 114 ) Kingston upon Thames 131.8 ( 234 ) , 148.7 ( 264 ) Wandsworth @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 442 ) Rutland 130.2 ( 52 ) , 77.6 ( 31 ) Chichester 128.8 ( 156 ) , 114.8 ( 139 ) Crawley 128.1 ( 144 ) , 140.6 ( 158 ) Malvern Hills 127.1 ( 100 ) , 104.2 ( 82 ) Islington 126.6 ( 307 ) , 134.9 ( 327 ) Castle Point 126.1 ( 114 ) , 85.2 ( 77 ) East Hertfordshire 125.5 ( 188 ) , 86.1 ( 129 ) Epsom and Ewell 125.3 ( 101 ) , 153.8 ( 124 ) Stevenage 125.2 ( 110 ) , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 333 ) , 142.9 ( 384 ) Cambridge 123.4 ( 154 ) , 147.4 ( 184 ) Bedford 122.3 ( 212 ) , 108.5 ( 188 ) Three Rivers 122.2 ( 114 ) , 102.9 ( 96 ) Basildon 121.3 ( 227 ) , 121.8 ( 228 ) South Oxfordshire 121.1 ( 172 ) , 109.1 ( 155 ) Richmond upon Thames 120.7 ( 239 ) , 144.9 ( 287 ) Cheltenham 119.5 ( 139 ) , 98.9 ( 115 ) Greenwich 119.1 ( 343 ) , 125.7 ( 362 ) Reigate and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( 151 ) Dacorum 118.9 ( 184 ) , 85.9 ( 133 ) Hertsmere 117.2 ( 123 ) , 139.2 ( 146 ) Uttlesford 117.2 ( 107 ) , 83.3 ( 76 ) Southend-on-Sea 116.9 ( 214 ) , 84.1 ( 154 ) Wokingham 115.7 ( 198 ) , 88.2 ( 151 ) Croydon 115.1 ( 445 ) , 121.3 ( 469 ) Bracknell Forest 114.2 ( 140 ) , 103.6 ( 127 ) Waverley 113.2 ( 143 ) , 126.7 ( 160 ) Broadland 113.2 ( 148 ) , 65.8 ( 86 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , 92.9 ( 83 ) Corby 112.2 ( 81 ) , 81.7 ( 59 ) Hart 111.3 ( 108 ) , 99.9 ( 97 ) Vale of White Horse 110.3 ( 150 ) , 80.1 ( 109 ) Tandridge 110.1 ( 97 ) , 104.4 ( 92 ) North Hertfordshire 107.8 ( 144 ) , 116.8 ( 156 ) Sevenoaks 107.7 ( 130 ) , 106.0 ( 128 ) Camden 107.4 ( 290 ) , 106.7 ( 288 ) Bromley 107.1 ( 356 ) , 104.7 ( 348 ) St Albans 106.4 ( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Central Bedfordshire 105.7 ( 305 ) , 92.2 ( 266 ) North Devon 105.0 ( 102 ) , 100.9 ( 98 ) Mid Sussex 104.6 ( 158 ) , 82.1 ( 124 ) Kensington and Chelsea 104.4 ( 163 ) , 124.9 ( 195 ) South Somerset 101.6 ( 171 ) , 59.4 ( 100 ) Forest of Dean 101.4 ( 88 ) , 88.7 ( 77 ) Babergh 101.0 ( 93 ) , 91.3 ( 84 ) West Devon 100.4 ( 56 ) , 84.2 ( 47 ) Southwark 100.1 ( 319 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 99.4 ( 136 ) , 109.7 ( 150 ) Colchester 99.1 ( 193 ) , 104.8 ( 204 ) Herefordshire 99.1 ( 191 ) , 87.1 ( 168 ) Lewisham 98.4 ( 301 ) , 103.3 ( 316 ) Chelmsford 98.1 ( 175 ) , 90.8 ( 162 ) West Berkshire 97.8 ( 155 ) , 94.0 ( 149 ) Rochford 97.3 ( 85 ) , 80.1 ( 70 ) Canterbury 96.1 ( 159 ) , 93.7 ( 155 ) Dorset 95.9 ( 363 ) , 103.3 ( 391 ) Ipswich 95.7 ( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Ashford 95.4 ( 124 ) , 57.7 ( 75 ) Wiltshire 94.6 ( 473 ) , 91.0 ( 455 ) New Forest 94.4 ( 170 ) , 88.8 ( 160 ) Chiltern 93.8 ( 90 ) , 93.8 ( 90 ) South Cambridgeshire 93.7 ( 149 ) , 62.9 ( 100 ) South Hams 91.9 ( 80 ) , 85.1 ( 74 ) Harlow 91.9 ( 80 ) , 94.2 ( 82 ) Braintree 91.1 ( 139 ) , 61.6 ( 94 ) Huntingdonshire 91.0 ( 162 ) , 58.4 ( 104 ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( 72 ) Folkestone and Hythe 90.3 ( 102 ) , 72.6 ( 82 ) Somerset West and Taunton 90.3 ( 140 ) , 71.6 ( 111 ) Horsham 89.7 ( 129 ) , 81.4 ( 117 ) Test Valley 88.8 ( 112 ) , 91.2 ( 115 ) South Norfolk 85.9 ( 121 ) , 59.6 ( 84 ) Norwich 83.9 ( 118 ) , 91.1 ( 128 ) Arun 82.1 ( 132 ) , 96.4 ( 155 ) Mendip 81.3 ( 94 ) , 61.4 ( 71 ) Tunbridge Wells 80.9 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) Mid Devon 80.2 ( 66 ) , 72.9 ( 60 ) Worthing 76.9 ( 85 ) , 85.9 ( 95 ) Breckland 75.7 ( 106 ) , 120.0 ( 168 ) Adur 74.6 ( 48 ) , 79.3 ( 51 ) East Cambridgeshire 74.6 ( 67 ) , 33.4 ( 30 ) Fenland 73.6 ( 75 ) , 84.4 ( 86 ) Teignbridge 73.0 ( 98 ) , 70.8 ( 95 ) Isle of Wight 72.7 ( 103 ) , 41.6 ( 59 ) East Suffolk 69.3 ( 173 ) , 46.1 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 71 ) , 49.1 ( 51 ) Lewes 66.8 ( 69 ) , 74.6 ( 77 ) Cornwall and Isles of Scilly 65.6 ( 375 ) , 48.6 ( 278 ) Eastbourne 64.6 ( 67 ) , 108.0 ( 112 ) Rother 63.5 ( 61 ) , 41.6 ( 40 ) Tendring 62.8 ( 92 ) , 62.8 ( 92 ) Wealden 61.9 ( 100 ) , 64.4 ( 104 ) Torridge 61.5 ( 42 ) , 52.7 ( 36 ) Maldon 58.5 ( 38 ) , 61.6 ( 40 ) West Suffolk @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 158 ) North Norfolk 45.8 ( 48 ) , 29.6 ( 31 ) Hastings 37.8 ( 35 ) , 44.2 ( 41 )

Health Secretary: NHS will be ready for when Covid-19 vaccine arrives
Health Secretary: NHS will be ready for when Covid-19 vaccine arrives
Worrying Public Health England figures show that Hull has seen a huge leap in infections, with the city now the second worst hotspot in the country - with North East Lincolnshire among the areas recording big increases
Seven areas where coronavirus rates have soared as UK endures deadliest day in months
Hull has emerged as England's second worst coronavirus hotspots after the number of new cases there swelled by 77% in just a week.
The city is only behind topspot Oldham after a huge leap in its infection rate, Public Health England figures show.
Other areas to see alarming rises include North East Lincolnshire - which now has the fourth highest rate - Kirklees, Wakefield and South Staffordshire.
Scarborough saw its infection rate go from 159.1 to 418.4 in seven days, while cases in Melton more than doubled, going up from 150.4 to 312.4.
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But there was some encouragement, with six of the 10 worst-affected areas showing week-on-week drops in the number of cases.
Earlier today the UK's Covid-19 death toll rose by 532 - the largest daily jump since May.
The tragic figure was announced by the Department of Health, with 20,412 people testing positive in 24 hours.
It brings the official death toll since the start of the pandemic to 49,770, while figures show there are 13,617 Covid-19 patients in hospital.
It is the highest rise in one day since May 13, when 614 deaths were confirmed.
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Today Health Secretary Matt Hancock said people in the UK are likely to be among the first in the world to receive a coronavirus jab.
The UK's medicines regulator could approve the Pfizer or Oxford jabs within days of a licence application being submitted due to rolling analysis of the data, according to Mr Hancock.
He told MPs in the Commons the focus was on delivering the vaccines from Oxford and Pfizer if they pass safety tests and are approved by regulators, with a further vaccine possibly coming next summer.
He said: "It is next summer before the next vaccine candidate comes on stream, and so the focus of the roll-out plan at the moment is on delivering the Pfizer and the AstraZeneca projects if they pass the safety tests."
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Coronavirus infection rates in your area
These are the week-on-week figures for each local authority area in England, with the worst affected at the top.
The figures show: rate of new cases in the seven days to November 6 and the number (in brackets) of new cases recorded in this period; It then shows the rate of new cases in the seven days to October 30 and the number (in brackets) of new cases recorded in that time
Oldham 716.1 (1698), 737.2 (1748)
Hull 714.5 (1856), 402.7 (1046)
Blackburn with Darwen 669.4 (1002), 746.8 (1118)
North East Lincolnshire 628.0 (1002), 429.3 (685)
Bradford 585.1 (3158), 522.8 (2822)
Wigan 577.2 (1897), 683.7 (2247)
Kirklees 569.4 (2504), 464.5 (2043)
Rochdale 566.5 (1260), 584.1 (1299)
Bury 563.4 (1076), 566.5 (1082)
Salford 528.5 (1368), 623.6 (1614)
Bolton 520.3 (1496), 548.4 (1577)
Wakefield 497.3 (1732), 454.8 (1584)
South Staffordshire 476.7 (536), 402.0 (452)
Barnsley 476.4 (1176), 509.2 (1257)
Doncaster 471.6 (1471), 532.6 (1661)
Rossendale 467.3 (334), 447.7 (320)
Bolsover 466.7 (376), 410.9 (331)
Bassetlaw 460.6 (541), 395.9 (465)
Pendle 457.1 (421), 427.7 (394)
Derby 449.7 (1157), 386.7 (995)
Tameside 448.6 (1016), 540.0 (1223)
Dudley 443.7 (1427), 341.1 (1097)
Gateshead 441.0 (891), 352.4 (712)
Rotherham 438.2 (1163), 538.0 (1428)
Calderdale 434.1 (918), 375.0 (793)
Leeds 430.2 (3412), 429.8 (3409)
Hyndburn 429.4 (348), 493.6 (400)
South Derbyshire 427.9 (459), 409.3 (439)
Preston 427.6 (612), 437.3 (626)
Bristol 426.4 (1976), 405.1 (1877)
Stoke-on-Trent 425.9 (1092), 363.1 (931)
Sandwell 422.9 (1389), 362.3 (1190)
Newcastle-under-Lyme 421.8 (546), 401.7 (520)
Leicester 421.8 (1494), 374.6 (1327)
Amber Valley 419.8 (538), 289.5 (371)
Scarborough 418.4 (455), 159.1 (173)
Manchester 417.5 (2308), 477.5 (2640)
East Riding of Yorkshire 413.6 (1411), 294.6 (1005)
Burnley 400.4 (356), 352.0 (313)
Trafford 396.0 (940), 388.0 (921)
Staffordshire Moorlands 392.1 (386), 329.2 (324)
Redcar and Cleveland 390.8 (536), 270.5 (371)
Tamworth 387.2 (297), 335.1 (257)
East Staffordshire 382.5 (458), 314.0 (376)
Stafford 382.4 (525), 332.2 (456)
Mansfield 382.4 (418), 381.5 (417)
Middlesbrough 379.5 (535), 300.8 (424)
Warrington 375.2 (788), 464.3 (975)
Stockton-on-Tees 374.0 (738), 391.2 (772)
Hartlepool 365.1 (342), 324.6 (304)
Sunderland 362.3 (1006), 316.9 (880)
Sheffield 362.1 (2118), 425.9 (2491)
Stockport 360.9 (1059), 454.6 (1334)
Newcastle upon Tyne 359.0 (1087), 286.0 (866)
Charnwood 358.9 (667), 419.2 (779)
Ribble Valley 358.0 (218), 394.2 (240)
Oadby and Wigston 356.0 (203), 343.8 (196)
East Lindsey 354.2 (502), 246.2 (349)
Lichfield 350.3 (367), 281.6 (295)
Walsall 349.9 (999), 342.2 (977)
Nottingham 347.3 (1156), 394.7 (1314)
County Durham 343.7 (1822), 280.3 (1486)
St Helens 337.8 (610), 404.2 (730)
North Lincolnshire 333.7 (575), 234.5 (404)
Wolverhampton 331.9 (874), 283.3 (746)
North Tyneside 330.4 (687), 288.6 (600)
Gedling 327.4 (386), 360.5 (425)
Blackpool 327.0 (456), 377.9 (527)
Birmingham 326.8 (3732), 283.8 (3240)
South Tyneside 326.5 (493), 237.8 (359)
Cannock Chase 325.5 (328), 335.4 (338)
Blaby 322.1 (327), 267.9 (272)
North Warwickshire 321.8 (210), 304.9 (199)
Chesterfield 317.4 (333), 334.6 (351)
Darlington 316.5 (338), 237.8 (254)
Telford and Wrekin 314.1 (565), 243.5 (438)
Redditch 313.2 (267), 192.4 (164)
Melton 312.4 (160), 150.4 (77)
South Gloucestershire 310.4 (885), 273.6 (780)
Knowsley 310.2 (468), 404.3 (610)
High Peak 306.5 (284), 316.2 (293)
Wyre 302.4 (339), 364.9 (409)
North East Derbyshire 299.6 (304), 360.7 (366)
Ashfield 299.4 (383), 333.0 (426)
North West Leicestershire 299.2 (310), 200.8 (208)
West Lancashire 298.3 (341), 364.8 (417)
Lincoln 294.1 (292), 272.9 (271)
Harrogate 291.0 (468), 255.5 (411)
Broxtowe 287.6 (328), 309.6 (353)
Swale 284.5 (427), 179.2 (269)
Thanet 282.5 (401), 169.1 (240)
Fylde 281.0 (227), 318.1 (257)
Solihull 274.1 (593), 248.2 (537)
Havering 269.7 (700), 197.3 (512)
Carlisle 269.6 (293), 224.5 (244)
South Ribble 267.2 (296), 345.7 (383)
North Kesteven 266.9 (312), 169.4 (198)
Chorley 266.5 (315), 309.6 (366)
Erewash 266.1 (307), 339.8 (392)
Hinckley and Bosworth 265.2 (300), 181.2 (205)
Sefton 264.5 (731), 312.9 (865)
Wyre Forest 263.6 (267), 187.6 (190)
Newark and Sherwood 263.0 (322), 259.8 (318)
Hambleton 259.8 (238), 210.7 (193)
Selby 259.3 (235), 226.2 (205)
Liverpool 258.8 (1289), 358.4 (1785)
Warwick 254.6 (366), 226.1 (325)
Luton 252.1 (537), 209.3 (446)
Worcester 248.0 (251), 157.1 (159)
Cheshire West and Chester 247.2 (848), 249.8 (857)
Halton 245.7 (318), 285.9 (370)
Rushcliffe 244.2 (291), 342.3 (408)
Torbay 243.6 (332), 157.0 (214)
Northampton 241.8 (543), 176.3 (396)
East Northamptonshire 240.1 (227), 161.9 (153)
Nuneaton and Bedworth 237.1 (308), 210.2 (273)
North Somerset 236.7 (509), 171.6 (369)
Copeland 234.7 (160), 186.3 (127)
Northumberland 232.3 (749), 198.2 (639)
Coventry 231.5 (860), 201.1 (747)
Slough 230.0 (344), 209.3 (313)
Boston 226.6 (159), 171.0 (120)
West Lindsey 225.8 (216), 149.5 (143)
Redbridge 223.1 (681), 191.0 (583)
Tower Hamlets 219.9 (714), 167.8 (545)
Portsmouth 218.7 (470), 206.1 (443)
Cheshire East 216.1 (830), 212.9 (818)
Bromsgrove 214.3 (214), 206.2 (206)
Bath and North East Somerset 214.2 (414), 242.1 (468)
Ealing 213.6 (730), 190.2 (650)
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole 212.7 (841), 207.2 (819)
Shropshire 211.7 (684), 178.3 (576)
Dartford 210.5 (237), 122.6 (138)
Craven 210.0 (120), 196.0 (112)
Spelthorne 209.3 (209), 165.3 (165)
South Northamptonshire 208.5 (197), 123.8 (117)
Barking and Dagenham 208.1 (443), 162.5 (346)
Bexley 207.0 (514), 148.2 (368)
Eden 202.8 (108), 174.6 (93)
Wirral 201.8 (654), 245.7 (796)
Lancaster 199.3 (291), 300.6 (439)
Hillingdon 197.2 (605), 184.8 (567)
Broxbourne 192.2 (187), 190.2 (185)
Derbyshire Dales 192.2 (139), 183.9 (133)
Newham 189.4 (669), 168.2 (594)
Harborough 188.7 (177), 203.6 (191)
Swindon 186.8 (415), 178.7 (397)
Havant 183.8 (232), 121.2 (153)
Brent 181.3 (598), 118.9 (392)
Gravesham 180.5 (193), 102.9 (110)
Southampton 179.8 (454), 160.8 (406)
Richmondshire 178.7 (96), 182.4 (98)
Daventry 178.0 (153), 117.5 (101)
Medway 177.3 (494), 137.9 (384)
Allerdale 177.0 (173), 149.3 (146)
Wychavon 176.9 (229), 126.7 (164)
Mole Valley 176.5 (154), 192.6 (168)
York 175.7 (370), 185.6 (391)
Plymouth 175.5 (460), 160.2 (420)
South Kesteven 174.8 (249), 136.2 (194)
Brentwood 172.7 (133), 235.0 (181)
Stroud 171.7 (206), 132.5 (159)
Stratford-on-Avon 171.4 (223), 147.6 (192)
South Holland 169.4 (161), 165.2 (157)
Epping Forest 169.3 (223), 167.8 (221)
Hounslow 167.6 (455), 181.2 (492)
Peterborough 166.1 (336), 139.4 (282)
Watford 165.7 (160), 172.9 (167)
Great Yarmouth 165.1 (164), 170.1 (169)
Wycombe 164.9 (288), 124.3 (217)
Rugby 161.6 (176), 151.5 (165)
Windsor and Maidenhead 160.5 (243), 142.6 (216)
South Lakeland 158.0 (166), 171.3 (180)
Enfield 157.6 (526), 149.8 (500)
Waltham Forest 157.4 (436), 166.1 (460)
West Oxfordshire 157.3 (174), 125.6 (139)
Oxford 155.5 (237), 136.4 (208)
Runnymede 155.4 (139), 130.8 (117)
Aylesbury Vale 154.9 (309), 114.3 (228)
Wellingborough 154.3 (123), 130.5 (104)
Cherwell 154.1 (232), 144.2 (217)
Harrow 153.3 (385), 150.1 (377)
Welwyn Hatfield 152.0 (187), 114.6 (141)
Dover 151.5 (179), 99.0 (117)
Woking 148.8 (150), 141.9 (143)
Eastleigh 148.2 (198), 155.0 (207)
Hammersmith and Fulham 148.0 (274), 197.7 (366)
Barrow-in-Furness 147.7 (99), 253.5 (170)
Kettering 147.4 (150), 88.4 (90)
Thurrock 146.8 (256), 142.2 (248)
Guildford 146.3 (218), 108.7 (162)
Exeter 145.4 (191), 118.7 (156)
Maidstone 144.3 (248), 113.5 (195)
Winchester 144.2 (180), 137.0 (171)
Sutton 143.4 (296), 117.3 (242)
Reading 140.9 (228), 140.3 (227)
Lambeth 138.6 (452), 154.9 (505)
Westminster 138.5 (362), 150.4 (393)
Rushmoor 138.5 (131), 118.4 (112)
Tonbridge and Malling 138.5 (183), 92.3 (122)
Gloucester 137.8 (178), 135.5 (175)
Ryedale 137.2 (76), 99.3 (55)
Merton 136.5 (282), 147.7 (305)
Sedgemoor 136.4 (168), 114.5 (141)
Fareham 135.9 (158), 138.5 (161)
Cotswold 135.8 (122), 133.5 (120)
East Devon 135.4 (198), 100.5 (147)
Basingstoke and Deane 134.8 (238), 98.0 (173)
King's Lynn and West Norfolk 134.8 (204), 116.3 (176)
Hackney and City of London 133.4 (388), 152.0 (442)
South Bucks 132.8 (93), 174.2 (122)
Brighton and Hove 132.7 (386), 143.4 (417)
Milton Keynes 132.5 (357), 113.9 (307)
East Hampshire 132.5 (162), 88.3 (108)
Barnet 132.4 (524), 129.3 (512)
Gosport 132.0 (112), 134.4 (114)
Kingston upon Thames 131.8 (234), 148.7 (264)
Wandsworth 130.7 (431), 134.1 (442)
Rutland 130.2 (52), 77.6 (31)
Chichester 128.8 (156), 114.8 (139)
Crawley 128.1 (144), 140.6 (158)
Malvern Hills 127.1 (100), 104.2 (82)
Islington 126.6 (307), 134.9 (327)
Castle Point 126.1 (114), 85.2 (77)
East Hertfordshire 125.5 (188), 86.1 (129)
Epsom and Ewell 125.3 (101), 153.8 (124)
Stevenage 125.2 (110), 103.6 (91)
Haringey 124.0 (333), 142.9 (384)
Cambridge 123.4 (154), 147.4 (184)
Bedford 122.3 (212), 108.5 (188)
Three Rivers 122.2 (114), 102.9 (96)
Basildon 121.3 (227), 121.8 (228)
South Oxfordshire 121.1 (172), 109.1 (155)
Richmond upon Thames 120.7 (239), 144.9 (287)
Cheltenham 119.5 (139), 98.9 (115)
Greenwich 119.1 (343), 125.7 (362)
Reigate and Banstead 119.0 (177), 101.5 (151)
Dacorum 118.9 (184), 85.9 (133)
Hertsmere 117.2 (123), 139.2 (146)
Uttlesford 117.2 (107), 83.3 (76)
Southend-on-Sea 116.9 (214), 84.1 (154)
Wokingham 115.7 (198), 88.2 (151)
Croydon 115.1 (445), 121.3 (469)
Bracknell Forest 114.2 (140), 103.6 (127)
Waverley 113.2 (143), 126.7 (160)
Broadland 113.2 (148), 65.8 (86)
Surrey Heath 113.1 (101), 92.9 (83)
Corby 112.2 (81), 81.7 (59)
Hart 111.3 (108), 99.9 (97)
Vale of White Horse 110.3 (150), 80.1 (109)
Tandridge 110.1 (97), 104.4 (92)
North Hertfordshire 107.8 (144), 116.8 (156)
Sevenoaks 107.7 (130), 106.0 (128)
Camden 107.4 (290), 106.7 (288)
Bromley 107.1 (356), 104.7 (348)
St Albans 106.4 (158), 82.2 (122)
Central Bedfordshire 105.7 (305), 92.2 (266)
North Devon 105.0 (102), 100.9 (98)
Mid Sussex 104.6 (158), 82.1 (124)
Kensington and Chelsea 104.4 (163), 124.9 (195)
South Somerset 101.6 (171), 59.4 (100)
Forest of Dean 101.4 (88), 88.7 (77)
Babergh 101.0 (93), 91.3 (84)
West Devon 100.4 (56), 84.2 (47)
Southwark 100.1 (319), 118.6 (378)
Elmbridge 99.4 (136), 109.7 (150)
Colchester 99.1 (193), 104.8 (204)
Herefordshire 99.1 (191), 87.1 (168)
Lewisham 98.4 (301), 103.3 (316)
Chelmsford 98.1 (175), 90.8 (162)
West Berkshire 97.8 (155), 94.0 (149)
Rochford 97.3 (85), 80.1 (70)
Canterbury 96.1 (159), 93.7 (155)
Dorset 95.9 (363), 103.3 (391)
Ipswich 95.7 (131), 85.5 (117)
Ashford 95.4 (124), 57.7 (75)
Wiltshire 94.6 (473), 91.0 (455)
New Forest 94.4 (170), 88.8 (160)
Chiltern 93.8 (90), 93.8 (90)
South Cambridgeshire 93.7 (149), 62.9 (100)
South Hams 91.9 (80), 85.1 (74)
Harlow 91.9 (80), 94.2 (82)
Braintree 91.1 (139), 61.6 (94)
Huntingdonshire 91.0 (162), 58.4 (104)
Tewkesbury 90.5 (86), 75.8 (72)
Folkestone and Hythe 90.3 (102), 72.6 (82)
Somerset West and Taunton 90.3 (140), 71.6 (111)
Horsham 89.7 (129), 81.4 (117)
Test Valley 88.8 (112), 91.2 (115)
South Norfolk 85.9 (121), 59.6 (84)
Norwich 83.9 (118), 91.1 (128)
Arun 82.1 (132), 96.4 (155)
Mendip 81.3 (94), 61.4 (71)
Tunbridge Wells 80.9 (96), 48.9 (58)
Mid Devon 80.2 (66), 72.9 (60)
Worthing 76.9 (85), 85.9 (95)
Breckland 75.7 (106), 120.0 (168)
Adur 74.6 (48), 79.3 (51)
East Cambridgeshire 74.6 (67), 33.4 (30)
Fenland 73.6 (75), 84.4 (86)
Teignbridge 73.0 (98), 70.8 (95)
Isle of Wight 72.7 (103), 41.6 (59)
East Suffolk 69.3 (173), 46.1 (115)
Mid Suffolk 68.3 (71), 49.1 (51)
Lewes 66.8 (69), 74.6 (77)
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly 65.6 (375), 48.6 (278)
Eastbourne 64.6 (67), 108.0 (112)
Rother 63.5 (61), 41.6 (40)
Tendring 62.8 (92), 62.8 (92)
Wealden 61.9 (100), 64.4 (104)
Torridge 61.5 (42), 52.7 (36)
Maldon 58.5 (38), 61.6 (40)
West Suffolk 57.0 (102), 88.2 (158)
North Norfolk 45.8 (48), 29.6 (31)
Hastings 37.8 (35), 44.2 (41)


thedailymirror--2020-11-10--Man stole £33k to spend on adult websites - before being conned himself

A church treasurer who stole £33,000 to blow on adult websites was conned himself when a man posing as a woman swiped the cash .
Lonely Ian Muschamp siphoned off funds that would have been used to pay for building work at the church .
The 67-year-old blew the lot chatting to what he thought were women on adult websites .
But one of them – who called herself “ Jessica ” and who swallowed up most of his cash – turned out to be a bloke .
Muschamp ’ s scam was uncovered by an auditor , and he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ admitted three fraud charges .
Judge Recorder Paul Taylor told him : “ There is a saying ‘ there is no fool like an old fool ’ – and you are living proof of that.
” Muschamp forged signatures on cheques to withdraw cash from the bank account of Bolton ’ s St Helen ’ s Road Methodist Church every month for two-and-a-half years , Bolton Crown Court heard .
When he was rumbled Muschamp , who had acted as treasurer since 2017 , immediately confessed .
He told police he had used @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on adult websites ” .
Other churchgoers were asked to co-sign blank cheques each month after being told they were for “ legitimate expenses ” .
His crimes had caused a “ lot of problems ” for the church , as future building plans had to be put on hold , said James Preece , prosecuting .
Kevin Liston , defending , said Muschamp had made an “ ill-judged decision ” due to “ social isolation and loneliness ” .
He added : “ He was himself duped by a man calling himself @ @ @ @ @ @ @ vulnerability and fraud .
My client is a lonely man of modest financial means who has been caught up in an unsavoury matter.
” Muschamp , who is suffering from bladder cancer , was given a 16-month suspended jail sentence and a six-month curfew .
The judge told him : “ You were tricked by ‘ Jessica ’ who was in fact a man , and who is now under investigation for telling sob stories .
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Lonely Ian Muschamp siphoned off funds which would have been used to pay for building work and was told by a judge: "There's no fool like an old fool"
Man stole £33k from church to spend on adult websites – before being conned himself
A church treasurer who stole £33,000 to blow on adult websites was conned himself when a man posing as a woman swiped the cash.
Lonely Ian Muschamp siphoned off funds that would have been used to pay for building work at the church.
The 67-year-old blew the lot chatting to what he thought were women on adult websites.
But one of them – who called herself “Jessica” and who swallowed up most of his cash – turned out to be a bloke.
Muschamp’s scam was uncovered by an auditor, and he was hauled before a court where he admitted three fraud charges.
Image: Google) Google)
Judge Recorder Paul Taylor told him: “There is a saying ‘there is no fool like an old fool’ – and you are living proof of that.”
Muschamp forged signatures on cheques to withdraw cash from the bank account of Bolton’s St Helen’s Road Methodist Church every month for two-and-a-half years, Bolton Crown Court heard.
When he was rumbled Muschamp, who had acted as treasurer since 2017, immediately confessed. He told police he had used the money to “speak to women on adult websites”.
Other churchgoers were asked to co-sign blank cheques each month after being told they were for “legitimate expenses”.
His crimes had caused a “lot of problems” for the church, as future building plans had to be put on hold, said James Preece, prosecuting.
Kevin Liston, defending, said Muschamp had made an “ill-judged decision” due to “social isolation and loneliness”.
He added: “He was himself duped by a man calling himself ‘Jessica’ and was exposed to vulnerability and fraud. My client is a lonely man of modest financial means who has been caught up in an unsavoury matter.”
Muschamp, who is suffering from bladder cancer, was given a 16-month suspended jail sentence and a six-month curfew.
The judge told him: “You were tricked by ‘Jessica’ who was in fact a man, and who is now under investigation for telling sob stories.’’


thedailymirror--2020-11-10--Rebel Wilson 'suffered with emotional eating' before 40lb weight transformation

Rebel Wilson has revealed that she was an emotional eater before she decided to overhaul her life .
The Bridesmaids actress , 40 , made a promise to herself at the beginning of the year that she would make 2020 her ‘ year of health ’ .
And the blonde bombshell has followed through with the vow after completely transforming her appearance by shedding over 40lb .
Before she decided to take action by changing her diet and working out six-times a week , Rebel described herself as an ‘ emotional eater ’ .
Whenever she felt down or stressed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ turn to food for comfort .
Lifting the lid on her journey to health and fitness , the Australian actress told Drew Barrymore on her talk show Drew that she knew she needed to learn to love herself .
Rebel explained : “ For the last few years I 've been theming my years , so I had the Year Of Fun , last year I had the Year Of Love and this year I ’ m like , 'It ’ s going to be the Year Of Health ' , because I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I never really focused on my health which was probably obvious . ''
As her life became more hectic by the day , the blonde beauty soon realised that she was turning to food whenever times got tough .
“ I was going all around the world , jet setting everywhere and eating a ton of sugar that was kind of my vice .
“ I think what I mainly suffered from was emotional eating and dealing with the stress of becoming famous internationally .
“ There is a lot of stress that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ way of dealing with it was just like eating donuts.
” Rebel has now reached her goal weight , but is determined to keep up her grueling fitness regime .
Although she does n't want to drop anymore weight or lose the curves that she ’ s learned to love , the much-loved actress is determined to maintain her new lifestyle .
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REBEL WILSON SAYS SHE WAS AN EMOTIONAL EATER AS SHE TALKS ABOUT 40LB WEIGHT LOSS
REBEL WILSON SAYS SHE WAS AN EMOTIONAL EATER AS SHE TALKS ABOUT 40LB WEIGHT LOSS
Before she decided to take action by changing her diet and working out six-times a week, Bridesmaid's actress Rebel Wilson described herself as an ‘emotional eater’
Rebel Wilson has revealed that she was an emotional eater before she decided to overhaul her life.
The Bridesmaids actress, 40, made a promise to herself at the beginning of the year that she would make 2020 her ‘year of health’.
And the blonde bombshell has followed through with the vow after completely transforming her appearance by shedding over 40lb.
Before she decided to take action by changing her diet and working out six-times a week, Rebel described herself as an ‘emotional eater’.
Whenever she felt down or stressed, like many people, she would turn to food for comfort.
Lifting the lid on her journey to health and fitness, the Australian actress told Drew Barrymore on her talk show Drew that she knew she needed to learn to love herself.
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Rebel explained: “For the last few years I've been theming my years, so I had the Year Of Fun, last year I had the Year Of Love and this year I’m like, 'It’s going to be the Year Of Health', because I turned 40 this year in March and I never really focused on my health which was probably obvious."
As her life became more hectic by the day, the blonde beauty soon realised that she was turning to food whenever times got tough.
“I was going all around the world, jet setting everywhere and eating a ton of sugar that was kind of my vice.
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Image: Rebel Wilson/Instagram) Rebel Wilson/Instagram)
“I think what I mainly suffered from was emotional eating and dealing with the stress of becoming famous internationally.
“There is a lot of stress that comes with it and I guess my way of dealing with it was just like eating donuts.”
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
Rebel has now reached her goal weight, but is determined to keep up her grueling fitness regime.
Although she doesn't want to drop anymore weight or lose the curves that she’s learned to love, the much-loved actress is determined to maintain her new lifestyle.
Mirror Online have contacted Rebel's representatives for comment.
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thedailymirror--2020-11-10--Dele Alli posts defiant social media message amid Tottenham exit rumours

Dele Alli has taken to social media to share a four-word message as speculation continues to link him with a move away from Tottenham .
The 24-year-old midfielder has endured a frustrating season so far , and has made just three starts in all competitions .
He has regularly been left of the squad altogether by Jose Mourinho , and has not been involved in Spurs ' last three games in a row .
Alli 's last performance came against Antwerp in the Europa League on October 29 , when he was substituted at half-time , and it seems as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ coming to an end .
However , Tottenham supporters may be encouraged by the player 's activity on his Instagram account on Tuesday evening .
Alli posted a picture of himself exercising on his own in his house , and included the caption : `` Make improvements , not excuses . ''
While the meaning could be interpreted in many different ways , it may be a hint that Alli is acknowledging that he is to blame for being left out of the team rather than Mourinho , and perhaps he is now @ @ @ @ @ @ @ back to his best .
The post was liked by teammates such as Sergio Reguilon , and it is clear that those close to Alli are right behind him as he attempts to rediscover his form .
While once Alli would have been linking up with the England squad ahead up the upcoming international break , his poor recent showings means he has yet again been left out by manager Gareth Southgate .
He is clearly still working hard , however , and is seemingly desperate to turn his faltering career around and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Alli was linked with a loan move to PSG over the summer , but ultimately nothing materialised , and it will be intriguing to see if any other teams come in for him in the January transfer window .
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The attacking midfielder was once again left out of the Spurs squad which beat West Brom 1-0 at the weekend
Dele Alli has taken to social media to share a four-word message as speculation continues to link him with a move away from Tottenham.
The 24-year-old midfielder has endured a frustrating season so far, and has made just three starts in all competitions.
He has regularly been left of the squad altogether by Jose Mourinho, and has not been involved in Spurs' last three games in a row.
Alli's last performance came against Antwerp in the Europa League on October 29, when he was substituted at half-time, and it seems as though his time at Spurs may be coming to an end.
However, Tottenham supporters may be encouraged by the player's activity on his Instagram account on Tuesday evening.
Image: dele/Instagram) dele/Instagram)
Alli posted a picture of himself exercising on his own in his house, and included the caption: "Make improvements, not excuses."
While the meaning could be interpreted in many different ways, it may be a hint that Alli is acknowledging that he is to blame for being left out of the team rather than Mourinho, and perhaps he is now putting the extra effort in to get back to his best.
The post was liked by teammates such as Sergio Reguilon, and it is clear that those close to Alli are right behind him as he attempts to rediscover his form.
Image: NurPhoto/PA Images) NurPhoto/PA Images)
While once Alli would have been linking up with the England squad ahead up the upcoming international break, his poor recent showings means he has yet again been left out by manager Gareth Southgate.
He is clearly still working hard, however, and is seemingly desperate to turn his faltering career around and get back in Mourinho's good books.
Alli was linked with a loan move to PSG over the summer, but ultimately nothing materialised, and it will be intriguing to see if any other teams come in for him in the January transfer window.
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