thedailymirror--2020-06-03--Benidorm clubs and discos banned from reopening in new blow to holidaymakers

Nightclubs and discos in Benidorm have slammed the Spanish government 's decision not to allow them to open until the end of June , saying they are `` the great forgotten '' .
They were expecting to welcome clubbers again for the first time since March 13th as part of phase 3 of the country 's coronavirus de-escalation plan but were shocked when the Ministry of Health did a U-turn .
The government has now excluded the opening of these types of premises , even though cafes , pubs and restaurants are now open .
No detailed explanation was given @ @ @ @ @ @ @ about the crowds of people who would congregate and the difficulties in keeping social distancing .
The clubs are unlikely now to open until the end of June but they say they are being penalised for their good behaviour and respecting the rules .
Clubs and discos in the Valencia community , which includes Benidorm , are demanding urgent talks , with at least three organisations joining forces .
The Federation of Leisure and Tourism ( Fotur ) , Association of Entrepreneurs of Clubs ( Aediva ) and Association of Entrepreneurs of Pubs @ @ @ @ @ @ @ meetings with the Ministry of Health .
They say they are baffled by because in all parts of Spain , people are holding private parties and fiestas in various locations , including on the beaches , woods and in private villas and flats but the authorised venues are banned .
The organisations are also pointing out that clubs and discos in the Valencia region are nothing like the huge packed venues of Ibiza and usually hold less than 800 people .
`` We have all the guarantees and sanitary measures necessary for the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ security for clients and workers , in addition to having a specific admission service and in some cases private security , '' they say .
Nightlife Spain also says it strongly disagrees with the decision .
It spent weeks drawing up extensive guidelines over how clubs and discos , especially in holiday hotspots , could deal with the crowds in the post coronavirus era .
These include clubbers to dance in their own squares , the compulsory wearing of masks , drinking through ecological straws and `` traffic lights '' to control entrance @ @ @ @ @ @ @ incomprehensible and perplexing '' and have demanded direct talks with the Ministry of Health .
`` This decision generates great concern in the leisure sector , '' said a spokesman .
`` The evolution of the coronavirus epidemic is becoming increasingly positive so at a time when recreational , social and cultural activity in Spain is restarting , it makes little sense . ''
Phase three to start soon in Spain will allow bingo halls to reopen , as well as museums , zoos and aquariums , wakes , burials and weddings , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , nature tourism , sports and shows but all with space restrictions and other stringent rules .
The Balearics had already asked to enter phase three without their opening as the islands ' government did n't think they were ready to do so because of the risk to health .

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The government has excluded the opening of these types of premises, even though cafes, pubs and restaurants are now open leaving club owners "baffled"
Benidorm clubs and discos banned from reopening in new blow to holidaymakers
Nightclubs and discos in Benidorm have slammed the Spanish government's decision not to allow them to open until the end of June, saying they are "the great forgotten".
They were expecting to welcome clubbers again for the first time since March 13th as part of phase 3 of the country's coronavirus de-escalation plan but were shocked when the Ministry of Health did a U-turn.
The government has now excluded the opening of these types of premises, even though cafes, pubs and restaurants are now open.
No detailed explanation was given but sources suggested health officials were unhappy about the crowds of people who would congregate and the difficulties in keeping social distancing.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The clubs are unlikely now to open until the end of June but they say they are being penalised for their good behaviour and respecting the rules.
Clubs and discos in the Valencia community, which includes Benidorm, are demanding urgent talks, with at least three organisations joining forces.
The Federation of Leisure and Tourism (Fotur), Association of Entrepreneurs of Clubs (Aediva) and Association of Entrepreneurs of Pubs (Aepub) are all demanding urgent meetings with the Ministry of Health.
They say they are baffled by because in all parts of Spain, people are holding private parties and fiestas in various locations, including on the beaches, woods and in private villas and flats but the authorised venues are banned.
Image: Getty Images/Lonely Planet Image) Getty Images/Lonely Planet Image)
The organisations are also pointing out that clubs and discos in the Valencia region are nothing like the huge packed venues of Ibiza and usually hold less than 800 people.
"We have all the guarantees and sanitary measures necessary for the recreational-festive activities to take place with total security for clients and workers, in addition to having a specific admission service and in some cases private security," they say.
Nightlife Spain also says it strongly disagrees with the decision.
It spent weeks drawing up extensive guidelines over how clubs and discos, especially in holiday hotspots, could deal with the crowds in the post coronavirus era.
These include clubbers to dance in their own squares, the compulsory wearing of masks, drinking through ecological straws and "traffic lights" to control entrance.
They said the ruling was "incomprehensible and perplexing" and have demanded direct talks with the Ministry of Health.
"This decision generates great concern in the leisure sector," said a spokesman.
"The evolution of the coronavirus epidemic is becoming increasingly positive so at a time when recreational, social and cultural activity in Spain is restarting, it makes little sense."
Phase three to start soon in Spain will allow bingo halls to reopen, as well as museums, zoos and aquariums, wakes, burials and weddings, as well as shopping centres, markets, nature tourism, sports and shows but all with space restrictions and other stringent rules.
The Balearics had already asked to enter phase three without their opening as the islands' government didn't think they were ready to do so because of the risk to health.


thedailymirror--2020-06-03--Vodafone gives six months free broadband to help the small business community

Vodafone has announced this week that they are committed to supporting small businesses through COVID-19 - as some need all the help they can get .
As a result , they have launched a new broadband rescue package exclusively for small businesses .
The package , which is open to all small business owners in the UK , including those already on a Vodafone contract , will offer free broadband with unlimited usage and free access to Microsoft 365 Business Standard ’ s full suite of flexible business tools for a whole six months .
The offer is live and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ next three months via the Vodafone website .
Vodafone wants to help more than five million small businesses and help them get through the coronavirus pandemic and return to work .
Small business owners and even those who are already Vodafone broadband customers , can sign up to a new 24 month contract and have the first six months completely free , with no set-up costs .
After the first six months , the monthly fee will be the standard Unlimited Vodafone Business Broadband price of £19.17 ( excl .
VAT ) per @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Microsoft 365 Business Standard for £9.40 ( excl .
VAT ) per month .
Microsoft 365 Business Standard provides flexible tools to help business customers work beyond their local desktop wherever they are , with Microsoft software , including Word , Excel , and PowerPoint , on all devices , stored safely in the cloud .
Paul McGann , Managing Director of Cat Among the Pigeons , a creative promotional marketing agency based in Leeds said : “ With one less bill to think about for six months , this offer will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ us.
” “ As a recent start-up , we were just three months into the business plan when the Government advised social distancing and restricted all non-essential travel movement across the UK .
With Vodafone ’ s fast and reliable broadband connectivity we have been able to maintain our levels of service and carry out business as usual even while working remotely.
” Nick Jeffery , CEO , Vodafone UK , said : “ Our role in these challenging times is to keep the UK connected and help businesses return to work .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ by this crisis .
By reducing their costs and providing them with our brilliant technology and expertise , we hope to help them get back on their feet and return to growth .
A little financial help now , will go a long way in the future.
” At the start of the Covid-19 crisis , Vodafone implemented a new policy for the small businesses most at risk within its supply chain to ensure that , for the next six months , all new orders would be paid in 15 days .
Vodafone @ @ @ @ @ @ @ small businesses struggling with bill repayments , including a six month payment plan to spread the cost of their mobile services , and a guarantee that businesses will not lose Vodafone services as a result of late payments .
For NHS workers , carers , and vulnerable customers , Vodafone has enabled unlimited data at no extra cost for the next six months , for both pay monthly and pay as you go customers .

Vodafone has announced this week that they are committed to supporting small businesses through COVID-19 - as some need all the help they can get.
As a result, they have launched a new broadband rescue package exclusively for small businesses. The package, which is open to all small business owners in the UK, including those already on a Vodafone contract, will offer free broadband with unlimited usage and free access to Microsoft 365 Business Standard’s full suite of flexible business tools for a whole six months.
The offer is live and can be taken up anytime over the next three months via the Vodafone website.
Image: PA) PA)
Vodafone wants to help more than five million small businesses and help them get through the coronavirus pandemic and return to work.
Small business owners and even those who are already Vodafone broadband customers, can sign up to a new 24 month contract and have the first six months completely free, with no set-up costs. After the first six months, the monthly fee will be the standard Unlimited Vodafone Business Broadband price of £19.17 (excl. VAT) per month for the remaining 18 months, and Microsoft 365 Business Standard for £9.40 (excl. VAT) per month.
Microsoft 365 Business Standard provides flexible tools to help business customers work beyond their local desktop wherever they are, with Microsoft software, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, on all devices, stored safely in the cloud.
Paul McGann, Managing Director of Cat Among the Pigeons, a creative promotional marketing agency based in Leeds said: “With one less bill to think about for six months, this offer will be incredibly helpful to small businesses like us.”
“As a recent start-up, we were just three months into the business plan when the Government advised social distancing and restricted all non-essential travel movement across the UK. With Vodafone’s fast and reliable broadband connectivity we have been able to maintain our levels of service and carry out business as usual even while working remotely.”
Nick Jeffery, CEO, Vodafone UK, said: “Our role in these challenging times is to keep the UK connected and help businesses return to work. Small businesses have been hit particularly hard by this crisis. By reducing their costs and providing them with our brilliant technology and expertise, we hope to help them get back on their feet and return to growth. A little financial help now, will go a long way in the future.”
At the start of the Covid-19 crisis, Vodafone implemented a new policy for the small businesses most at risk within its supply chain to ensure that, for the next six months, all new orders would be paid in 15 days. Vodafone is also providing valuable financial support to small businesses struggling with bill repayments, including a six month payment plan to spread the cost of their mobile services, and a guarantee that businesses will not lose Vodafone services as a result of late payments.
For NHS workers, carers, and vulnerable customers, Vodafone has enabled unlimited data at no extra cost for the next six months, for both pay monthly and pay as you go customers.


thedailymirror--2020-06-03--Rattled Boris Johnson admits Covid alert level still 4 despite easing lockdown

Rattled Boris Johnson today admitted the nation 's coronavirus alert level is STILL at 4 - days after lockdown was eased for a second time .
The Prime Minister thumped the despatch box as he was challenged by Keir Starmer on the worrying news at PMQs .
The alert , set by a new Joint Biosecurity Centre , means Covid-19 is still `` in general circulation '' and `` transmission is high or rising exponentially '' .
The alert level has been at 4 since lockdown was imposed - even though lockdown has since been eased twice in England .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Labour 's leader demanded answers today after it emerged Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty said the alert level could not be reduced .
But asked how the lockdown could be allowed to ease , furious Mr Johnson told Sir Keir : `` He knows perfectly well that the alert level does allow it ! ''
He moaned Sir Keir did not raise the issue when they had a phone call - and said the key factor was the separate `` five tests '' , not the five alert levels .
The PM @ @ @ @ @ @ @ alert level remains at 4 .
`` But as SAGE will confirm we ’ ve managed to protect the NHS , we 've got the rate of deaths down , we ’ ve got the rate of infection down , the PPE crisis , difficulties in care homes , the question of the R - they have been addressed .
`` The question for him is whether he actually supports the progress we ’ re making at the weekend he was backing it , now he ’ s doing a U-turn . ''
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ moving to Level 3 - which would mean Covid-19 is `` in general circulation '' but without high transmission - but is not there yet .
That is despite the fact people in England can now meet in groups of up to six outdoors , in a socially-distanced way , including for barbecues and in people 's gardens .
Schools also reopened in England for years R , 1 and 6 from Monday , along with car showrooms and outdoor markets .
Yet another 324 deaths of people with Covid-19 were confirmed yesterday @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the UK topped 50,000 .
When the Joint Biosecurity Centre ( JBC ) was announced last month , the government said it would `` help inform decisions to ease restrictions in a safe way . ''
The alert level was designed to `` communicate the current level of risk clearly to the public '' .
Yet ministers have since admitted the JBC is not yet `` fully up and running '' .
No10 claimed the government `` were always clear '' that changes to lockdown were based on the separate `` five @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Those are : • The NHS is able to cope • None No risk of a second peak that overwhelms NHS It came as Boris Johnson and Keir Starmer traded barbs at PMQs , with the Tory leader bitterly accusing Labour of playing politics .
Sir Keir revealed he had written to the PM on May 18 seeking `` consensus '' and offering to work in the `` national interest '' to help schools reopen safely - but received no reply .
Labour 's leader mocked a report in the Telegraph that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ direct control '' of the crisis with a shake-up of committees .
He asked : “ Who ’ s been in direct control up till now ?
” And he said the PM had broken his pledge to have a `` world beating '' test , track and trace system in place by June 1 - because key elements , including to tackle local flare-ups , are still weeks away .
Mr Johnson accused Labour 's leader of `` casting aspersions on efforts of tens of thousands of people '' .
He said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' in the test and trace programme , despite an app not being ready .
But the PM would say only that `` thousands '' of people have been contacted and told to isolate - without giving a figure .
Last night leaked figures showed fewer than half of those identified as in contact with a Covid-19 sufferer had been contacted in the first few days .
`` I really do not see the purpose of his endless attacks on public and trust and confidence , '' the PM snapped .
`` What @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the public want to hear… is our clear messages about how to defeat this virus . ''
But Sir Keir snapped : “ The Prime Minister is confusing scrutiny for attacks .
`` I have supported the government openly and I ’ ve taken criticism for it - but boy he makes it difficult to support this government over the last two weeks . ''
Mr Johnson claimed the government met its target to have 100,000 tests a day by the end of April and 200,000 by the end of May - despite @ @ @ @ @ @ @ And he defended what Sir Keir called `` frankly shameful '' scenes yesterday in Parliament .
MPs were forced by the government to queue for 45 minutes to vote in a socially-distanced way , even though there 's a perfectly good digital system they could use .
Mr Johnson claimed : `` The people of this country on the whole will want their parliamentarians to be back at work , doing their job , passing legislation on behalf of the people of this country and that is what this country intends to do @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of MPs could not attend , due to having to shield or care for someone at home - and it was a `` clear and obvious case '' of discrimination .
But the PM said MPs who are shielding will be able to vote via a proxy .
This appeared to be a climbdown after they were previously told to use informal `` pairing '' methods behind closed doors .
The PM grumbled : `` Our policy is test , trace and isolate , his policy is agree , U turn and then @ @ @

The Prime Minister snapped at PMQs as he admitted the alert level is still as high as it was when lockdown began - yet claimed it's totally fine to ease restrictions
Rattled Boris Johnson today admitted the nation's coronavirus alert level is STILL at 4 - days after lockdown was eased for a second time.
The Prime Minister thumped the despatch box as he was challenged by Keir Starmer on the worrying news at PMQs.
The alert, set by a new Joint Biosecurity Centre, means Covid-19 is still "in general circulation" and "transmission is high or rising exponentially".
The alert level has been at 4 since lockdown was imposed - even though lockdown has since been eased twice in England. It is the second-highest alert level possible.
Labour's leader demanded answers today after it emerged Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty said the alert level could not be reduced.
Image: PA) PA)
But asked how the lockdown could be allowed to ease, furious Mr Johnson told Sir Keir: "He knows perfectly well that the alert level does allow it!"
He moaned Sir Keir did not raise the issue when they had a phone call - and said the key factor was the separate "five tests", not the five alert levels.
The PM said: "So yes, the alert level remains at 4.
"But as SAGE will confirm we’ve managed to protect the NHS, we've got the rate of deaths down, we’ve got the rate of infection down, the PPE crisis, difficulties in care homes, the question of the R - they have been addressed.
"The question for him is whether he actually supports the progress we’re making at the weekend he was backing it, now he’s doing a U-turn."
No10 has claimed the alert level is moving to Level 3 - which would mean Covid-19 is "in general circulation" but without high transmission - but is not there yet.
That is despite the fact people in England can now meet in groups of up to six outdoors, in a socially-distanced way, including for barbecues and in people's gardens.
Schools also reopened in England for years R, 1 and 6 from Monday, along with car showrooms and outdoor markets.
Yet another 324 deaths of people with Covid-19 were confirmed yesterday - as the overall official death toll in the UK topped 50,000.
When the Joint Biosecurity Centre (JBC) was announced last month, the government said it would "help inform decisions to ease restrictions in a safe way."
The alert level was designed to "communicate the current level of risk clearly to the public".
Yet ministers have since admitted the JBC is not yet "fully up and running".
No10 claimed the government "were always clear" that changes to lockdown were based on the separate "five tests" - not the alert levels. Those are:
The NHS is able to cope
A sustained fall in deaths
New infections dropping enough
Adequate testing and PPE
No risk of a second peak that overwhelms NHS
It came as Boris Johnson and Keir Starmer traded barbs at PMQs, with the Tory leader bitterly accusing Labour of playing politics.
Sir Keir revealed he had written to the PM on May 18 seeking "consensus" and offering to work in the "national interest" to help schools reopen safely - but received no reply.
Labour's leader mocked a report in the Telegraph that said the PM will now take "direct control" of the crisis with a shake-up of committees.
He asked: “Who’s been in direct control up till now?”
And he said the PM had broken his pledge to have a "world beating" test, track and trace system in place by June 1 - because key elements, including to tackle local flare-ups, are still weeks away.
Mr Johnson accused Labour's leader of "casting aspersions on efforts of tens of thousands of people".
He said there are now 40,000 people "engaged" in the test and trace programme, despite an app not being ready.
But the PM would say only that "thousands" of people have been contacted and told to isolate - without giving a figure.
Last night leaked figures showed fewer than half of those identified as in contact with a Covid-19 sufferer had been contacted in the first few days.
"I really do not see the purpose of his endless attacks on public and trust and confidence," the PM snapped.
"What we are trying to do and what the public want to hear… is our clear messages about how to defeat this virus."
But Sir Keir snapped: “The Prime Minister is confusing scrutiny for attacks.
"I have supported the government openly and I’ve taken criticism for it - but boy he makes it difficult to support this government over the last two weeks."
Mr Johnson claimed the government met its target to have 100,000 tests a day by the end of April and 200,000 by the end of May - despite the latter only being for capacity.
And he defended what Sir Keir called "frankly shameful" scenes yesterday in Parliament.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
MPs were forced by the government to queue for 45 minutes to vote in a socially-distanced way, even though there's a perfectly good digital system they could use.
Mr Johnson claimed: "The people of this country on the whole will want their parliamentarians to be back at work, doing their job, passing legislation on behalf of the people of this country and that is what this country intends to do."
Sir Keir pointed out hundreds of MPs could not attend, due to having to shield or care for someone at home - and it was a "clear and obvious case" of discrimination.
But the PM said MPs who are shielding will be able to vote via a proxy.
This appeared to be a climbdown after they were previously told to use informal "pairing" methods behind closed doors.
The PM grumbled: "Our policy is test, trace and isolate, his policy is agree, U turn and then criticise!"


thedailymirror--2020-06-03--Argos slash 70% off clothing in huge clear-out but items are selling fast

High street chain Argos is rolling out big price cuts on fashion items online .
Right now the retailer has slashed prices by up to 70 % on a range of Tu clothing including tops , trousers and dresses - but sizes are selling out fast .
The online sale features bargains for both adults and kids , covering menswear , womenswear and kidswear collections , with some items down to just £1.50 .
The bargains , which were also highlighted on deals site hotukdeals.com , can be shopped directly from argos.co.uk or shoppers can also browse the full sale @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reductions comes as many retailers are now gearing up for reopening to shoppers , following total lockdown during the pandemic .
Over the next few weeks it is expected that many retailers will be slashing prices on current stock yet to be sold to make way for high summer collections .
Check out some of our top women 's fashion picks from the Argos clothing sale below .
Standalone Argos stores remain closed , but shoppers can still use Argos stores in Sainsbury ’ s supermarkets for pre-paid online orders .
However the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` We would strongly encourage you to order items for home delivery , and to only collect whilst doing your essential food shopping at Sainsbury ’ s . ''
The retailer is also still offering fast home delivery service , with an extended returns policy due to the pandemic .
Shoppers making Argos purchases after 1 March 2020 , can return items up to 30 days from when standalone stores reopen .

Popular retailer Argos has kicked off a big sale on Tu Clothing ranges online that are being snapped up like hot cakes
Argos slash 70% off clothing in huge clear-out but items are selling fast
High street chain Argos is rolling out big price cuts on fashion items online.
Right now the retailer has slashed prices by up to 70% on a range of Tu clothing including tops, trousers and dresses - but sizes are selling out fast.
The online sale features bargains for both adults and kids, covering menswear, womenswear and kidswear collections, with some items down to just £1.50.
The bargains, which were also highlighted on deals site hotukdeals.com, can be shopped directly from argos.co.uk or shoppers can also browse the full sale range by heading to tuclothing.sainsburys.co.uk.
The reductions comes as many retailers are now gearing up for reopening to shoppers, following total lockdown during the pandemic.
Over the next few weeks it is expected that many retailers will be slashing prices on current stock yet to be sold to make way for high summer collections.
Check out some of our top women's fashion picks from the Argos clothing sale below.
Price: £5.40 (was £18, save £12.60)
Price: £10.50 (was £35, save £24.50)
Price: £6.60 (was £22, save £15.40)
Price: £8 (was £16, save £8)
Price: £8 (was £16, save £8)
Standalone Argos stores remain closed, but shoppers can still use Argos stores in Sainsbury’s supermarkets for pre-paid online orders.
However the chain has stated on its website that " We would strongly encourage you to order items for home delivery, and to only collect whilst doing your essential food shopping at Sainsbury’s."
The retailer is also still offering fast home delivery service, with an extended returns policy due to the pandemic.
Shoppers making Argos purchases after 1 March 2020, can return items up to 30 days from when standalone stores reopen.


thedailymirror--2020-06-03--Danielle Armstrong shares beautiful nude photo taken minutes after giving birth

Danielle Armstrong has shared a stunning nude photo of herself cradling her minutes-old baby in her arms .
The former TOWIE star marked one week since becoming a mum by sharing the intimate moment with her fans .
The 31-year-old lies nude in her hospital bed , not long after giving birth to her little girl Orla Mae Edney , who is lying on her naked chest .
Danielle gazes lovingly at her new daughter as she gets some skin-to-skin contact .
`` How Are You Already 1 Week , '' she captioned the gorgeous black and white picture on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ baby girl with fiancé Tom Edney last Tuesday , also shared a sweet image of the little one fast asleep in her cot , wearing a cute pink dress .
Her followers were as besotted as she was .
`` What a beautiful little lady , '' one commented .
While another told Danielle to treasure every moment , writing : `` Next thing you know she ’ s 14 '' One echoed : `` Enjoy every minute my baby is now 9 !
Have no idea where the time goes '' Danielle @ @ @ @ @ @ @ story as she enjoyed time with her baby .
One clip shows little Orla fussing her arms and legs as she lies in her cot .
In another video , Danielle sits with her little one in her arms talking to her .
She says : `` One week now .
Can you believe you 're over one week ?
You 're eight days old .
`` I mean , she 's probably thinking 'shut up ' .
`` How has one week gone already ? ''
Danielle calls her daughter a `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ looks just like her father .
The reality beauty then thanks everyone who has sent gifts and flowers for her baby girl , but explained that some are missing name tags so she 's been unable to thank certain people for their generosity .
Announcing the birth of her baby one week ago , Danielle shared a string of sweet pictures to her account .
She wrote : `` My World Is Complete Orla Mae Edney Born May 26th at 16:30pm , Weighing A Healthy 8Ibs11 # mybabygirl # daughter # myworld @ @ @ @

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The former TOWIE star marked the end of her first week of motherhood by sharing a stunning black and white picture of herself cradling her minutes-old baby in her arms
Danielle Armstrong has shared a stunning nude photo of herself cradling her minutes-old baby in her arms.
The former TOWIE star marked one week since becoming a mum by sharing the intimate moment with her fans.
The 31-year-old lies nude in her hospital bed, not long after giving birth to her little girl Orla Mae Edney, who is lying on her naked chest.
Danielle gazes lovingly at her new daughter as she gets some skin-to-skin contact.
"How Are You Already 1 Week," she captioned the gorgeous black and white picture on Instagram.
Danielle, who welcomed her baby girl with fiancé Tom Edney last Tuesday, also shared a sweet image of the little one fast asleep in her cot, wearing a cute pink dress.
Image: Danielle_Armstrong/Instagram) Danielle_Armstrong/Instagram)
Her followers were as besotted as she was.
"What a beautiful little lady," one commented.
While another told Danielle to treasure every moment, writing: "Next thing you know she’s 14"
One echoed: "Enjoy every minute my baby is now 9! Have no idea where the time goes"
Danielle also shared sweet videos on her Instagram story as she enjoyed time with her baby.
Image: Danielle_Armstrong/Instagram) Danielle_Armstrong/Instagram)
One clip shows little Orla fussing her arms and legs as she lies in her cot.
In another video, Danielle sits with her little one in her arms talking to her.
She says: "One week now. Can you believe you're over one week? You're eight days old.
"I mean, she's probably thinking 'shut up'.
Image: tommyedney/Instagram) tommyedney/Instagram)
"How has one week gone already?"
Danielle calls her daughter a "daddy's girl", saying she looks just like her father.
The reality beauty then thanks everyone who has sent gifts and flowers for her baby girl, but explained that some are missing name tags so she's been unable to thank certain people for their generosity.
Announcing the birth of her baby one week ago, Danielle shared a string of sweet pictures to her account.
She wrote: "My World Is Complete Orla Mae Edney Born May 26th at 16:30pm, Weighing A Healthy 8Ibs11 #mybabygirl #daughter #myworld @tommyedney."


thedailymirror--2020-06-03--All schools in Wales to reopen this month for four weeks before summer holidays

All schools in Wales will reopen on June 29 for four weeks before the summer holidays , it has been confirmed .
The country 's education minster , Kirsty Williams , said a four-week term ending on July 27 would give pupils , staff and parents time to prepare for a `` new normal '' when the next academic year begins in September .
Today she said a phased approach would see staggered starts , lessons , and breaks for different year groups , with a third of pupils at most in school at any time .
Under the plans @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for antibody testing .
`` My announcement today gives schools three-and-a-half weeks to continue preparing for the next phase , '' she said .
`` We will use the last weeks of the summer term to make sure pupils , staff and parents are prepared - mentally , emotionally and practically - for the new normal in September .
`` June 29 means there will have been one full month of test , trace and protect , which will continue to expand .
`` I can also announce that teachers will be a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
As we continue to keep Wales safe , this approach will be critical .
`` The evolving science suggests that warm weather and sunlight gives us the best opportunity to ensure more time in school .
`` Waiting until September would mean almost half a year without schooling .
That would be to the detriment to the wellbeing , learning progress and mental health of our young people . ''
Ms Williams said the return plan was the `` best practical option '' and met the five principles she previously said would @ @ @ @ @ @ @ could be considered .
She also said allowing pupils to return to the classroom was the best way to meet the needs of vulnerable and disadvantaged children .
Ms Williams added : `` Working together we will secure equity and excellence for pupils as they check in , catch up , and prepare for summer and September . ''
Further Education colleges are expected to reopen for face-to-face learning from June 15 , with priority for students requiring licence to practise assessments and vulnerable learners .
The Welsh Government says it will publish @ @ @ @ @ @ @ next week , including information on managing their facilities , as well as guidance for childcare providers .

Welsh education minister Kirsty Williams said the four-week term ending would give pupils, staff and parents time to prepare for the 'new normal' when the new academic year starts in September
All schools in Wales to reopen on June 29 for four weeks before summer holidays
All schools in Wales will reopen on June 29 for four weeks before the summer holidays, it has been confirmed.
The country's education minster, Kirsty Williams, said a four-week term ending on July 27 would give pupils, staff and parents time to prepare for a "new normal" when the next academic year begins in September.
Today she said a phased approach would see staggered starts, lessons, and breaks for different year groups, with a third of pupils at most in school at any time.
Under the plans, teachers will also be given priority for antibody testing.
"My announcement today gives schools three-and-a-half weeks to continue preparing for the next phase," she said.
"We will use the last weeks of the summer term to make sure pupils, staff and parents are prepared - mentally, emotionally and practically - for the new normal in September.
Image: Richard Williams) Richard Williams)
"June 29 means there will have been one full month of test, trace and protect, which will continue to expand.
"I can also announce that teachers will be a priority group in our new antibody-testing programme. As we continue to keep Wales safe, this approach will be critical.
"The evolving science suggests that warm weather and sunlight gives us the best opportunity to ensure more time in school.
"Waiting until September would mean almost half a year without schooling. That would be to the detriment to the wellbeing, learning progress and mental health of our young people."
Image: Getty Images/Cultura RF) Getty Images/Cultura RF) Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
Ms Williams said the return plan was the "best practical option" and met the five principles she previously said would have to be met before a return could be considered.
She also said allowing pupils to return to the classroom was the best way to meet the needs of vulnerable and disadvantaged children.
Ms Williams added: "Working together we will secure equity and excellence for pupils as they check in, catch up, and prepare for summer and September."
Further Education colleges are expected to reopen for face-to-face learning from June 15, with priority for students requiring licence to practise assessments and vulnerable learners.
The Welsh Government says it will publish guidance to support schools and further education next week, including information on managing their facilities, as well as guidance for childcare providers.


thedailymirror--2020-06-03--Dad set up camp in McDonald's drive-thru in bid to be first - four days early

A fast food-fanatic who camped outside a McDonald 's drive-thru waiting for it to reopen left empty handed after he was four days early .
Dad-of-five Rik Dove pitched his tent at the Kings Mill Road East restaurant in Sutton-in-Ashfield , Nottinghamshire , on Sunday night hoping to be first in line the following morning .
A hilarious photo shows him grinning eagerly in a tiny children 's tent in the drive thru lane - with a plastic Little Tikes car for children in front of him as his 'vehicle ' .
But before the 28-year-old could properly bed down @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the public told him he had the wrong date - as the restaurant does n't open again until Thursday .
McDonald 's recently announced it would reopen its 975 drive thrus from June 2 to June 4 , meaning Rik had no chance of bagging a burger .
For the latest on the coronavirus pandemic , click here Rik claimed he planned to beat the traffic by setting up camp with a LOL Surprise pink tent and Little Tikes car - seemingly unaware of McDonald 's rules that only vehicles with an engine @ @ @ @ @ @ @ states : `` McDonald 's drive thru is for people in motor vehicles only - bicycles are not permitted on our drive thru due to the health and safety policies we have in place . ''
Despite the official policy , Rik is set to try again tonight and hopes to be first in line for Big Mac on Thursday morning .
Rik , from Sutton-in-Ashfield , said : `` I got moved on not long after I got there .
My local McDonald 's does n't open until the 4th .
A @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a family member who worked there told me .
`` I was gutted .
I 'm a big lad and needed a Big Mac in my life .
I thought it [ opened on Monday ] so I 've not managed to get one as of yet .
`` I was going to get my kids some nuggets but only a box of twenty as that 's all I would fit in the car .
It was kind of cramped due to the tent and chair in the back .
`` I 'll @ @ @ @ @ @ @ . ''
On social media , Rik 's sister Lisa [ Dove ] said : `` Just dropped our Tubbys off at McDonald 's .
First in the drive thru ready for opening .
Man 's got needs .
Return of the Fat Mac . ''
Her post attracted more than 1,250 shares and reactions from entertained Facebook users who joked Rik was in for a cold night in his tiny tent - not realising he was actually tucked up in his own bed after discovering his error .
Paige Prothero said 'this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Birchy added 'This man is next level ' .
Another Facebooker user joked he risked a parking ticket for over staying the 90-minute parking limit .
Jasmine Mays said : `` [ They 'll ] be slapping a parking ticket on the cosy coupe for staying over two hours . ''

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Rik Dove was so determined to be the first customer at the restuarant, he set up camp at the drive-thru on Sunday evening, only to be told by a member of the public it doesn't open until Thursday
Dad set up camp in McDonald's drive-thru in desperate bid to be first - four days early
A fast food-fanatic who camped outside a McDonald's drive-thru waiting for it to reopen left empty handed after he was four days early.
Dad-of-five Rik Dove pitched his tent at the Kings Mill Road East restaurant in Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, on Sunday night hoping to be first in line the following morning.
A hilarious photo shows him grinning eagerly in a tiny children's tent in the drive thru lane - with a plastic Little Tikes car for children in front of him as his 'vehicle'.
But before the 28-year-old could properly bed down for the night, a member of the public told him he had the wrong date - as the restaurant doesn't open again until Thursday.
McDonald's recently announced it would reopen its 975 drive thrus from June 2 to June 4, meaning Rik had no chance of bagging a burger.
For the latest on the coronavirus pandemic, click here
Image: Kennedy News/Rik Dove/Facebook) Kennedy News/Rik Dove/Facebook)
Rik claimed he planned to beat the traffic by setting up camp with a LOL Surprise pink tent and Little Tikes car - seemingly unaware of McDonald's rules that only vehicles with an engine can use drive thrus.
Its website states: "McDonald's drive thru is for people in motor vehicles only - bicycles are not permitted on our drive thru due to the health and safety policies we have in place."
Image: Kennedy News/Rik Dove/Facebook) Kennedy News/Rik Dove/Facebook)
Despite the official policy, Rik is set to try again tonight and hopes to be first in line for Big Mac on Thursday morning.
Rik, from Sutton-in-Ashfield, said: "I got moved on not long after I got there. My local McDonald's doesn't open until the 4th. A member of the public who possibly had a family member who worked there told me.
"I was gutted. I'm a big lad and needed a Big Mac in my life. I thought it [opened on Monday] so I've not managed to get one as of yet.
Image: Kennedy News/Google Maps) Kennedy News/Google Maps)
"I was going to get my kids some nuggets but only a box of twenty as that's all I would fit in the car. It was kind of cramped due to the tent and chair in the back.
"I'll be back on Wednesday to try again."
On social media, Rik's sister Lisa [Dove] said: "Just dropped our Tubbys off at McDonald's. First in the drive thru ready for opening. Man's got needs. Return of the Fat Mac."
Image: Kennedy News and Media) Kennedy News and Media) Image: Kennedy News and Media) Kennedy News and Media)
Her post attracted more than 1,250 shares and reactions from entertained Facebook users who joked Rik was in for a cold night in his tiny tent - not realising he was actually tucked up in his own bed after discovering his error.
Paige Prothero said 'this is f***ing brilliant', while Ben Birchy added 'This man is next level'.
Another Facebooker user joked he risked a parking ticket for over staying the 90-minute parking limit.
Jasmine Mays said: "[They'll] be slapping a parking ticket on the cosy coupe for staying over two hours."


thedailymirror--2020-06-03--Coronation Street bans children from set to protect at-risk actors from Covid-19

Coronation Street wo n't have child actors on set as a measure to help keep at risk adult actors filming .
Production on the soap ground to a halt amid coronavirus , with ITV confirming filming will start again next week ( June 8 ) - albeit with reduced set staff and social distancing measures in place .
One way of achieving this , say bosses , is the temporary exclusion of characters who are children .
John Whiston , ITV 's managing director of continuing drama , told Good Morning Britain that children wo n't be returning for a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ need to accompany them on set , such as parents .
This means that the likes of Oliver Battersby , Max and Lily Platt , and Hope and Ruby Stape wo n't be seen on the Cobbles for the foreseeable future .
John said : `` Unfortunately for a while we wo n't have any children in the show because children come with extra people , like chaperones and tutors .
`` So it 's going to be a bit like Chitty Chitty Bang Bang where the town square will be empty of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 're looking at how elderly actors can film if they ca n't be on the set itself .
`` It 's the actors ' safety that we 're most concerned about , '' John continued , `` But Coronation Street would n't be Coronation Street without some of those characters in it .
`` We were talking about having some scenes at home where they can film themselves .
`` If they ca n't come into the studio we 'll find some way of bring them into the show that 's safe to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ observing government rules around social distancing on set - John revealing that clever camera tricks can make it seem as if characters who live together on the show are closer than they actually are .
`` We 've been putting in a number of protocols , '' he said .
`` The two-metre distance is going to be paramount .
`` We 've got people with poles to prod actors to make sure they stay two metres from each other .
`` We 've had to make a lot of this up ourselves @ @ @ @ @ @ @ No-one 's done drama in a socially distanced way . ''
John went on to describe the way in which Weatherfield will grapple with the ongoing crisis .
`` We will be referencing it , '' he said , `` but we 'll be doing it relatively lightly .
`` The Rovers will be a takeaway place .
Our communal sets will work in that kind of way .
You 'll see the odd person wearing a mask out .
`` If things loosen up , then that 's easier for us to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ filming than to build lockdown into our scripts . ''
He added that the Underworld , a nearby textiles factory , `` may indeed '' have diverted its resources to manufacture PPE .

ITV's John Whiston explained to Good Morning Britain that show bosses have been looking at ways to keep at risk actors filming - including getting them to film from home
Coronation Street won't have child actors on set as a measure to help keep at risk adult actors filming.
Production on the soap ground to a halt amid coronavirus, with ITV confirming filming will start again next week (June 8) - albeit with reduced set staff and social distancing measures in place.
One way of achieving this, say bosses, is the temporary exclusion of characters who are children.
John Whiston, ITV's managing director of continuing drama, told Good Morning Britain that children won't be returning for a while because of all the people who need to accompany them on set, such as parents.
This means that the likes of Oliver Battersby, Max and Lily Platt, and Hope and Ruby Stape won't be seen on the Cobbles for the foreseeable future.
Image: ITV/Shutterstock) ITV/Shutterstock)
John said: "Unfortunately for a while we won't have any children in the show because children come with extra people, like chaperones and tutors.
"So it's going to be a bit like Chitty Chitty Bang Bang where the town square will be empty of children."
He added that they're looking at how elderly actors can film if they can't be on the set itself.
Image: ITV/Shutterstock) ITV/Shutterstock)
"It's the actors' safety that we're most concerned about," John continued, "But Coronation Street wouldn't be Coronation Street without some of those characters in it.
"We were talking about having some scenes at home where they can film themselves.
"If they can't come into the studio we'll find some way of bring them into the show that's safe to do."
Corrie will strictly be observing government rules around social distancing on set - John revealing that clever camera tricks can make it seem as if characters who live together on the show are closer than they actually are.
Image: ITV/Shutterstock) ITV/Shutterstock)
"We've been putting in a number of protocols," he said. "The two-metre distance is going to be paramount.
"We've got people with poles to prod actors to make sure they stay two metres from each other.
"We've had to make a lot of this up ourselves because there are no real guidelines. No-one's done drama in a socially distanced way."
Image: ITV/REX/Shutterstock) ITV/REX/Shutterstock)
John went on to describe the way in which Weatherfield will grapple with the ongoing crisis.
"We will be referencing it," he said, "but we'll be doing it relatively lightly.
"The Rovers will be a takeaway place. Our communal sets will work in that kind of way. You'll see the odd person wearing a mask out.
"If things loosen up, then that's easier for us to build into the scripts when we're filming than to build lockdown into our scripts."
He added that the Underworld, a nearby textiles factory, "may indeed" have diverted its resources to manufacture PPE.


thedailymirror--2020-06-03--Saul Niguez announces 'new club' amid Man Utd transfer speculation

Manchester United supporters were left disappointed after Atletico Madrid star Saul Niguez revealed his new team would not be the Red Devils .
The 25-year-old midfielder left a series of cryptic tweets over the past few days claiming that he would announce his 'new club ' on Wednesday .
The Spanish international , who scored against Liverpool in the Champions League earlier this season for Diego Simeone 's side , has been linked with a big-money move to United in recent months after a series of impressive performances .
At 11am on Wednesday he made good on his promise of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ move away from Atletico , he told fans via an Instagram Live video that he and his brother Aaron had created the Costa City club - a project based in his home city of Elche which will bring together amateur players .
It means United will most likely turn their attentions to other midfield targets when the transfer window eventually re-opens , with the likes of Aston Villa 's Jack Grealish and wonderkid Jude Bellingham of Birmingham also on their radar .
Saul , meanwhile , has a contract with Atletico which runs @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Guillem Balague insisted ahead of his announcement that the player remained committed to his club .
`` First of all , he ’ s a big Atletico Madrid fan , or he feels very close to the club , '' Balague said .
`` He has renewed his contract despite having interest from others .
`` He will always tell the club if he ’ s leaving but that will be at the right time if he leaves .
That ’ s not how Saul does things , that ’ s not how @ @ @ @ @ @ @ think he will put a post on Twitter saying that he ’ s going to another club ?
`` Atletico Madrid will tell you they don ’ t expect anything because he ’ s not leaving . ''

The Atletico Madrid central midfielder sent tongues wagging when he announced last week that he had news regarding a new club
Manchester United supporters were left disappointed after Atletico Madrid star Saul Niguez revealed his new team would not be the Red Devils.
The 25-year-old midfielder left a series of cryptic tweets over the past few days claiming that he would announce his 'new club' on Wednesday.
The Spanish international, who scored against Liverpool in the Champions League earlier this season for Diego Simeone's side, has been linked with a big-money move to United in recent months after a series of impressive performances.
At 11am on Wednesday he made good on his promise of an announcement - but rather than a move away from Atletico, he told fans via an Instagram Live video that he and his brother Aaron had created the Costa City club - a project based in his home city of Elche which will bring together amateur players.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
It means United will most likely turn their attentions to other midfield targets when the transfer window eventually re-opens, with the likes of Aston Villa's Jack Grealish and wonderkid Jude Bellingham of Birmingham also on their radar.
Saul, meanwhile, has a contract with Atletico which runs until 2026, and Spanish football pundit Guillem Balague insisted ahead of his announcement that the player remained committed to his club.
"First of all, he’s a big Atletico Madrid fan, or he feels very close to the club," Balague said. "He has renewed his contract despite having interest from others.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
"He will always tell the club if he’s leaving but that will be at the right time if he leaves. That’s not how Saul does things, that’s not how Saul does things.
“Do you think he will put a post on Twitter saying that he’s going to another club?
"Atletico Madrid will tell you they don’t expect anything because he’s not leaving."


thedailymirror--2020-06-03--Spain holidays - All you should know on flights, hotels and strict beach rules

Spain is preparing to welcome international tourists at the end of this month while it continues to ease its lockdown restrictions .
The country , which owes around 12 per cent of its GDP to tourism , is keen to reopen for business .
Yesterday , Spanish health authorities recorded no new deaths from Covid-19 in the past 24 hours for the first time since March .
And tourists from certain countries are set to be able to visit from June 21 onwards without having to quarantine for two weeks .
But for Brits dreaming of relaxing on a beach @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reach for a while yet .
Spain 's tourism minister has cast doubt on the prospect of an early return for UK tourists , warning that the countries coronavirus figures must improve first .
In preparation for visitors , The Institute for Spanish Tourism Quality has released 12 guides so far on how to prevent the spread of coronavirus .
They cover hotels and tourist apartments , travel agencies , golf courses , active tourism , rural accommodation , restaurants , museums , tourist guides , information offices , hostels , camping sites @ @ @ @ @ @ @ advises against all but essential travel but when restrictions do change we 've taken a look on what to expect if you travel to Spain this summer .
Major airlines such as Ryanair and easyJet have announced plans to fly to Spain from July 1 .
Many countries are requiring visitors to undergo temperature checks or coronavirus tests at the airport .
But this has n't been announced by the Spanish government yet .
However , many airlines and airports are requesting travellers to wear a face mask during travel .
Passengers should @ @ @ @ @ @ @ digital tickets where possible .
Incredibly , Spain is set to test the world 's first health passport , in a project with the United Nations World Tourism Organization ( WTO ) .
All travellers on the plane to the Canary Islands , set to depart in July , will have a mobile app which stores medical records .
If successful , this could be rolled out to other holiday destinations .
In Spain 's four-stage plan , small hotels could reopen in phase one of the lockdown , although common areas had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ although this meant many hotels could reopen fairly early on , with very few guests , most have stayed shut .
But in July , hotels might be an appealing option for holidaymakers , with the government issuing a 22-page guide on how to ensure venues are kept clean and hygienic .
Some hotels are hoping to reopen in a matter of weeks , with the famous Ibiza Rocks hotel reopening its doors on July 1 .
But other hoteliers in Ibiza have painted a grim picture for this summer as they revealed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ occupancy for July , as people stay away .
Following new guidance , all hotels have been redesigned to ensure guests can maintain an appropriate distance indoors .
Hand sanitiser and contactless thermometers will be provided , and signs throughout the building will urge people to follow one-way routes .
If employees work in shifts , as far as possible , staff will work with the same group every time , and must keep their non-work clothes in a bag to avoid contamination .
Many staff members will be wearing masks and gloves @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as TV remotes will be wiped daily with disinfectant .
This vigorous cleaning will even see items such as hair dryer filters and clothes hangers sanitised in between guests .
And hotel rooms may look plainer as bosses look to make cleaning more efficient by removing items such as rugs or extra cushions .
There will also be radical changes in the way that food is served in restaurants , with some hotels banning buffets , and staff wearing masks if possible .
Hopefully , most food will be served behind a screen @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to pick up .
And it 's likely you 'll be given a slot of when to eat - so no lazing about and catching breakfast at the last minute !
Elements such as ketchup bottles , salt shakers and drink dispensers either wo n't be available - or will have to be requested .
Incredibly , hotel gyms will be open but users must wipe down equipment after each use .
Hotel pools will also adhere to strict social distancing with sun loungers being spaced apart and placed in other areas of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will be cleaned and wiped down between guests .
The thought of fighting for a sun lounger or jostling for space on a busy beach will be a thing of the past .
The usual huge crowds will not be expected this year - in Benidorm , sun seekers will have to leave the beach every lunchtime .
And sensors will be installed at some of the popular beaches to inform tourists via an app which areas are busiest .
In other regions , a minimum of four metres is being maintained between @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on using toilets and showers .
In general , all beachgoers will be urged to avoid contact with other people and keep personal objects , such as towels , within their own space .
The Spanish government outlined a four-stage plan on 4 May to lift lockdown - and it is progressing at different speeds across the countries 17 regions .
Cities such as Madrid and Barcelona , which were hit worst by the virus , only entered the first phase on May 25 .
Under this , bars and restaurants could reopen @ @ @ @ @ @ @ strict social distancing guidelines and at 50 % capacity .
Now 70 % of the Spanish population has moved into phase 2 , and four islands in phase 3 .
This covers most of Spain , excluding Madrid , Barcelona , Lleida and much of Castilla y Leon .
In phase two , up to 15 people can meet up at a bar or restaurant outside , or in a park or house .
Shopping centres are also reopening , although the capacity is limited and social distancing must be maintained .
Public @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tennis courts can now be booked for a match .
Face masks are compulsory in public and places open to the public where it 's impossible to maintain a two metre distance .
Anyone entering the UK from abroad will have to go into quarantine for 14 days from June 8 , and will face fines if they breach the rukes .
The controversial rule is set to be reviewed every three weeks .

If you're hoping to go on holiday to Spain this year, here's the new rules you need to know about as the country prepares to welcome tourists back this month
Spain holidays 2020: All you need to know from flights and hotels to strict beach rules
Spain is preparing to welcome international tourists at the end of this month while it continues to ease its lockdown restrictions.
The country, which owes around 12 per cent of its GDP to tourism, is keen to reopen for business.
Yesterday, Spanish health authorities recorded no new deaths from Covid-19 in the past 24 hours for the first time since March.
And tourists from certain countries are set to be able to visit from June 21 onwards without having to quarantine for two weeks.
But for Brits dreaming of relaxing on a beach, the possibility could be out of reach for a while yet.
Spain's tourism minister has cast doubt on the prospect of an early return for UK tourists, warning that the countries coronavirus figures must improve first.
In preparation for visitors, The Institute for Spanish Tourism Quality has released 12 guides so far on how to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
They cover hotels and tourist apartments, travel agencies, golf courses, active tourism, rural accommodation, restaurants, museums, tourist guides, information offices, hostels, camping sites, and spas.
The FCO currently advises against all but essential travel but when restrictions do change we've taken a look on what to expect if you travel to Spain this summer.
Flights
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Major airlines such as Ryanair and easyJet have announced plans to fly to Spain from July 1.
Many countries are requiring visitors to undergo temperature checks or coronavirus tests at the airport.
But this hasn't been announced by the Spanish government yet.
However, many airlines and airports are requesting travellers to wear a face mask during travel.
Passengers should also try to check-in online and use digital tickets where possible.
Incredibly, Spain is set to test the world's first health passport, in a project with the United Nations World Tourism Organization (WTO).
All travellers on the plane to the Canary Islands, set to depart in July, will have a mobile app which stores medical records.
If successful, this could be rolled out to other holiday destinations.
Hotels
Image: NurPhoto via Getty Images) NurPhoto via Getty Images)
In Spain's four-stage plan, small hotels could reopen in phase one of the lockdown, although common areas had to remain closed.
In theory, although this meant many hotels could reopen fairly early on, with very few guests, most have stayed shut.
But in July, hotels might be an appealing option for holidaymakers, with the government issuing a 22-page guide on how to ensure venues are kept clean and hygienic.
Some hotels are hoping to reopen in a matter of weeks, with the famous Ibiza Rocks hotel reopening its doors on July 1.
But other hoteliers in Ibiza have painted a grim picture for this summer as they revealed some businesses only have a 13% occupancy for July, as people stay away.
Following new guidance, all hotels have been redesigned to ensure guests can maintain an appropriate distance indoors.
Hand sanitiser and contactless thermometers will be provided, and signs throughout the building will urge people to follow one-way routes.
Image: TUI) TUI)
If employees work in shifts, as far as possible, staff will work with the same group every time, and must keep their non-work clothes in a bag to avoid contamination.
Many staff members will be wearing masks and gloves, and items you touch regularly such as TV remotes will be wiped daily with disinfectant.
This vigorous cleaning will even see items such as hair dryer filters and clothes hangers sanitised in between guests.
And hotel rooms may look plainer as bosses look to make cleaning more efficient by removing items such as rugs or extra cushions.
Image: Getty Images/Blend Images) Getty Images/Blend Images)
There will also be radical changes in the way that food is served in restaurants, with some hotels banning buffets,and staff wearing masks if possible.
Hopefully, most food will be served behind a screen with portions already set out for guests to pick up.
And it's likely you'll be given a slot of when to eat - so no lazing about and catching breakfast at the last minute!
Elements such as ketchup bottles, salt shakers and drink dispensers either won't be available - or will have to be requested.
Incredibly, hotel gyms will be open but users must wipe down equipment after each use.
Hotel pools will also adhere to strict social distancing with sun loungers being spaced apart and placed in other areas of hotel grounds to accommodate sunbathers. They will be cleaned and wiped down between guests.
Beaches
Image: STR/AFP via Getty Images) STR/AFP via Getty Images)
The thought of fighting for a sun lounger or jostling for space on a busy beach will be a thing of the past.
The usual huge crowds will not be expected this year - in Benidorm, sun seekers will have to leave the beach every lunchtime.
And sensors will be installed at some of the popular beaches to inform tourists via an app which areas are busiest.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
In other regions, a minimum of four metres is being maintained between beach umbrellas, and there are bans on using toilets and showers.
In general, all beachgoers will be urged to avoid contact with other people and keep personal objects, such as towels, within their own space.
Regions
The Spanish government outlined a four-stage plan on 4 May to lift lockdown - and it is progressing at different speeds across the countries 17 regions.
Cities such as Madrid and Barcelona, which were hit worst by the virus, only entered the first phase on May 25.
Under this, bars and restaurants could reopen their outdoor terraces but only according to strict social distancing guidelines and at 50% capacity.
Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto) Getty Images/iStockphoto)
Now 70% of the Spanish population has moved into phase 2, and four islands in phase 3.
This covers most of Spain, excluding Madrid, Barcelona, Lleida and much of Castilla y Leon.
In phase two, up to 15 people can meet up at a bar or restaurant outside, or in a park or house.
Image: Publicity Picture) Publicity Picture)
Shopping centres are also reopening, although the capacity is limited and social distancing must be maintained.
Public swimming pools have also reopened, whilst tennis courts can now be booked for a match.
Face masks are compulsory in public and places open to the public where it's impossible to maintain a two metre distance.
Returning home
Anyone entering the UK from abroad will have to go into quarantine for 14 days from June 8, and will face fines if they breach the rukes.
The controversial rule is set to be reviewed every three weeks.


thedailymirror--2020-06-03--Jamie Carragher gives two reasons why Liverpool were pipped to title by Man Utd

Jamie Carragher feels there was little between the Liverpool and Man Utd sides that battled it out for the title in the 2008/09 season , but believes two things cost his side over the course of the campaign .
Liverpool finished just four points off United in second , having lost only twice all season .
Manager Rafa Benitez even led the Merseyside club to an impressive double over their rivals , including a 4-1 beating at Old Trafford , but could not pip Sir Alex Ferguson 's side to top spot .
Discussing Benitez 's reign on the 10th @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Liverpool , Carragher told Sky Sports : `` I know a lot has been made of Liverpool going through this season only losing one game which is unbelievable , but we had a season where we only lost two and never won the league to Gary [ Neville ] 's United team .
`` I think the difference that stopped Rafa winning the league was [ Cristiano ] Ronaldo to be honest .
Both teams were matched really well , but they just had the best player probably in the world at that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Messi .
`` That was tough for our team and tough for Rafa Benitez but sometimes as a manager you have to be in the right place at the right time .
`` It 's not just your team but the opposition .
You 're coming up against the great Man Utd team , Alex Ferguson one of the greatest managers of all time , it was n't easy . ''
Carragher hailed Benitez as a `` brilliant teacher '' and credited his old boss for moving him into his `` best position @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Benitez did a `` great job in difficult circumstances at times , '' with reference to working under Liverpool 's controversial former owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett .
In the 08/09 season , Ronaldo played a pivotal role in United 's triumph , winning the Golden Boot after netting 31 goals in 34 Premier League appearances .
However despite Liverpool only losing twice , they also dropped a lot of points elsewhere , including a run of seven draws in 10 games .
`` Rafa built a team from the back and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` But there 's no doubt he was more of a cautious manager , the complete opposite of Sir Alex Ferguson , very much in the mould of Jose Mourinho and he 's won plenty of Premier League titles , so I 'm not sure it 's just down to the style of play .
`` But I just think when we eventually got the players that he wanted in terms of [ Fernando ] Torres comes in , pushes Stevie [ Gerrard ] further forward , then you 've really got @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the pitch , it was a great balance .
`` And that team he had in 2009 when you [ United ] just pipped us for the title , I do n't think that team was a defensive team by any means . ''
He added : `` There 's no doubt what cost us the league that season was drawing too many games at home .
`` You could say could we have been more adventurous in games ?
We never went like that so maybe that 's something you can look @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Mirror Football email here for the latest news and transfer gossip .

LIVERPOOL SQUAD TAKE THE KNEE AS A SHOW OF UNITY AFTER DEATH OF GEORGE FLOYD
LIVERPOOL SQUAD TAKE THE KNEE AS A SHOW OF UNITY AFTER DEATH OF GEORGE FLOYD
Carragher was a key figure in the Liverpool side that pushed rivals Man Utd to the brink of the Premier League title in the 2008/09 season but narrowly missed out
Jamie Carragher gives two reasons why Liverpool were pipped to title by Man Utd
Jamie Carragher feels there was little between the Liverpool and Man Utd sides that battled it out for the title in the 2008/09 season, but believes two things cost his side over the course of the campaign.
Liverpool finished just four points off United in second, having lost only twice all season.
Manager Rafa Benitez even led the Merseyside club to an impressive double over their rivals, including a 4-1 beating at Old Trafford, but could not pip Sir Alex Ferguson's side to top spot.
Discussing Benitez's reign on the 10th anniversary of the Spaniard's departure from Liverpool, Carragher told Sky Sports: "I know a lot has been made of Liverpool going through this season only losing one game which is unbelievable, but we had a season where we only lost two and never won the league to Gary [Neville]'s United team.
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"I think the difference that stopped Rafa winning the league was [Cristiano] Ronaldo to be honest. Both teams were matched really well, but they just had the best player probably in the world at that time, just behind [Lionel] Messi.
"That was tough for our team and tough for Rafa Benitez but sometimes as a manager you have to be in the right place at the right time.
"It's not just your team but the opposition. You're coming up against the great Man Utd team, Alex Ferguson one of the greatest managers of all time, it wasn't easy."
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Carragher hailed Benitez as a "brilliant teacher" and credited his old boss for moving him into his "best position" at centre-back.
He also says Benitez did a "great job in difficult circumstances at times," with reference to working under Liverpool's controversial former owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett.
In the 08/09 season, Ronaldo played a pivotal role in United's triumph, winning the Golden Boot after netting 31 goals in 34 Premier League appearances.
However despite Liverpool only losing twice, they also dropped a lot of points elsewhere, including a run of seven draws in 10 games.
"Rafa built a team from the back and it was solid," Carragher explained. "But there's no doubt he was more of a cautious manager, the complete opposite of Sir Alex Ferguson, very much in the mould of Jose Mourinho and he's won plenty of Premier League titles, so I'm not sure it's just down to the style of play.
"But I just think when we eventually got the players that he wanted in terms of [Fernando] Torres comes in, pushes Stevie [Gerrard] further forward, then you've really got world class at the top end of the pitch, it was a great balance.
"And that team he had in 2009 when you [United] just pipped us for the title, I don't think that team was a defensive team by any means."
He added: "There's no doubt what cost us the league that season was drawing too many games at home.
"You could say could we have been more adventurous in games? We never went like that so maybe that's something you can look back on."
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thedailymirror--2020-06-03--Heart-stopping footage shows girl, 2, trapped in lift doors by safety leash

Heart-stopping footage shows a little girl dangling by her safety leash inside the top of a lift after the doors suddenly closed .
The terrifying clip shows the two-year-old left hanging by her right arm at the top of the closed doors for almost two minutes in Huangshi , China , last week .
Her horrified mum contacted the managers of the building who brought the lift to an emergency stop and the toddler was rescued .
The drama unfolded after the girl 's mum managed to usher two of her children out of the lift when the door closed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Daily reports .
The girl 's safety leash was trapped in the door , resulting in her being yanked to the top of the lift where she hangs by her arm for almost two minutes , until it comes to an emergency stop .
The child slides down and back on her feet before she is rescued .
The use of a child safety leash has divided the parenting community .
While some see it as an essential tool to ensure a young child is unable to wander off , others claim it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ In 2018 , a little girl in China who was playing by a lift with her brother was lucky to escape unharmed after their game went horrifically wrong .
Seven-year-old Rui Rui and her older brother were at their grandparents ' flat block when they found a long flat plastic cord , normally used on packing boxes , and decided to tie one end each around their waists .
The little girl then got in the lift and pressed a lower floor , while still attached to her 14-year-old brother by the plastic @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's lift show young Rui Rui standing inside the lift on her own on the 24th floor when the car suddenly descends .
The unsuspecting girl is pulled up by the rope and slammed into the lift ceiling before crashing back down again .
Moments later , her teenage brother calls the lift back to the 24th floor and helps her out .
Rui Rui suffered injuries to her head and knee but otherwise escaped unharmed .

Moment child gets trapped in lift and left hanging in air
Moment child gets trapped in lift and left hanging in air
The terrifying clip shows the young child's safety leash trapped in the lift's door as it closes before she is yanked up to the top and left dangling in Huangshi, China
Heart-stopping footage shows girl, 2, trapped in lift doors and left hanging in the air
Heart-stopping footage shows a little girl dangling by her safety leash inside the top of a lift after the doors suddenly closed.
The terrifying clip shows the two-year-old left hanging by her right arm at the top of the closed doors for almost two minutes in Huangshi, China, last week.
Her horrified mum contacted the managers of the building who brought the lift to an emergency stop and the toddler was rescued.
The drama unfolded after the girl's mum managed to usher two of her children out of the lift when the door closed - however left one behind, Oriental Daily reports.
The girl's safety leash was trapped in the door, resulting in her being yanked to the top of the lift where she hangs by her arm for almost two minutes, until it comes to an emergency stop.
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The child slides down and back on her feet before she is rescued.
The use of a child safety leash has divided the parenting community.
While some see it as an essential tool to ensure a young child is unable to wander off, others claim it is barbaric and can be dangerous.
In 2018, a little girl in China who was playing by a lift with her brother was lucky to escape unharmed after their game went horrifically wrong.
Image: Newsflare) Newsflare) Image: Newsflare) Newsflare)
Seven-year-old Rui Rui and her older brother were at their grandparents' flat block when they found a long flat plastic cord, normally used on packing boxes, and decided to tie one end each around their waists.
The little girl then got in the lift and pressed a lower floor, while still attached to her 14-year-old brother by the plastic.
CCTV images from the residential tower's lift show young Rui Rui standing inside the lift on her own on the 24th floor when the car suddenly descends.
The unsuspecting girl is pulled up by the rope and slammed into the lift ceiling before crashing back down again.
Moments later, her teenage brother calls the lift back to the 24th floor and helps her out.
Rui Rui suffered injuries to her head and knee but otherwise escaped unharmed.


thedailymirror--2020-06-03--Arsenal 'playing hardball over Aubameyang future as they risk losing star''

Arsenal are prepared to let Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang leave for nothing in 12 months rather than sell him in a cut-price transfer this summer .
The 30-year-old has been a leading light at the Emirates since joining in January 2018 .
Talks over a new deal were due to have begun but the coronavirus pandemic saw them shelved .
Aubameyang is now set to enter the final year of his current deal despite Head of football Raul Sanllehi declaring that no player will be allowed to run down his contract .
The knock on affects of covid-19 could mean massively reduced @ @ @ @ @ @ @ climate .
Arsenal though do not want to part with Aubameyang for anything less than £50m and would rather lose him for nothing in 12 months time if their valuation ca n't be met , reports the Sun .
The Gabon international earns £200,000-a-week in north London and current Gunners boss Mikel Arteta was set to take a hands on approach to negotiations .
The Spaniard was keen to sit down with the striker and his father rather than delegate the responsibility to the club 's chiefs , according to the Telegraph .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ year and has notched 61 times in less than 100 games for Arsenal .
Chelsea , Inter Milan and Barcelona are said to be some of the interested parties but earlier this year Aubameyang moved to dismiss speculation linking him with a move away .
He said in a club programme : “ I would like to react to some of the rumours that are going around about me in the media .
`` People like making up stories and they should focus on what ’ s happening on the pitch .
They @ @ @ @ @ @ @ head in !
“ I am the Arsenal captain .
I love this club .
I am committed to it and desperate to bring it back to the top , where it belongs .
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Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has been linked with a move away from Arsenal with Chelsea and Barcelona linked but the Gunners won't let him go unless their £50m transfer value is met
Arsenal 'playing hardball over Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang as they risk losing star for nothing'
Arsenal are prepared to let Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang leave for nothing in 12 months rather than sell him in a cut-price transfer this summer.
The 30-year-old has been a leading light at the Emirates since joining in January 2018.
Talks over a new deal were due to have begun but the coronavirus pandemic saw them shelved.
Aubameyang is now set to enter the final year of his current deal despite Head of football Raul Sanllehi declaring that no player will be allowed to run down his contract.
The knock on affects of covid-19 could mean massively reduced transfer fees as clubs battle the financial climate.
Image: SIPA USA/PA Images) SIPA USA/PA Images)
Arsenal though do not want to part with Aubameyang for anything less than £50m and would rather lose him for nothing in 12 months time if their valuation can't be met, reports the Sun.
The Gabon international earns £200,000-a-week in north London and current Gunners boss Mikel Arteta was set to take a hands on approach to negotiations.
The Spaniard was keen to sit down with the striker and his father rather than delegate the responsibility to the club's chiefs, according to the Telegraph.
Aubameyang picked up the Golden Boot last year and has notched 61 times in less than 100 games for Arsenal.
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Chelsea, Inter Milan and Barcelona are said to be some of the interested parties but earlier this year Aubameyang moved to dismiss speculation linking him with a move away.
He said in a club programme: “I would like to react to some of the rumours that are going around about me in the media.
"People like making up stories and they should focus on what’s happening on the pitch. They talk too much and it does my head in!
“I am the Arsenal captain. I love this club. I am committed to it and desperate to bring it back to the top, where it belongs.”


thedailymirror--2020-06-03--Boris Johnson ends silence on 'appalling and inexcusable' death of George Floyd

Boris Johnson has broken his silence on the death of George Floyd - describing it as `` appalling and inexcusable '' .
The Prime Minister has so far refused to speak out about the death and the US President 's response to the protests that ensued .
In answer to a question from Labour leader Keir Starmer , Mr Johnson replied : `` I think what happened in the United States was appalling , it was inexcusable , we all saw it on our screens and I perfectly understand people 's right to protest what took place .
Though obviously @ @ @ @ @ @ @ place in a lawful and reasonable way . ''
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer had asked : `` I am surprised the Prime Minister has n't said anything about this yet .
I do hope that next time he speaks to President Trump he will convey to him the UK 's abhorrence about his response to the events . ''
Today thousands are expected to descend on Hyde Park to show solidarity with those in the US responding to Mr Floyd 's death .
The protest has been planned as part of a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ continues to spread across the world .
People across the UK have also been asked to to “ take the knee ” on their doorstep in solidarity with George Floyd , at 6pm .
George Floyd died after a white policeman pinned his neck under a knee for nearly nine minutes in Minneapolis on May 25 .
The incident reignited the explosive issue of police brutality against African Americans five months before the November presidential election .
hief constables from across the UK have issued a joint statement saying they `` stand alongside @ @ @ @ @ @ @ appalled and horrified by the way George Floyd lost his life '' .
They have also urged people who want to make their voices heard to be aware that `` coronavirus remains a deadly disease and there are still restrictions in place to prevent its spread , which include not gathering outside in groups of more than six people '' .
In a statement , the chief constables , the chair of the National Police Chiefs ' Council , the chief executive of the College of Policing and the President of the Police @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stand alongside all those across the globe who are appalled and horrified by the way George Floyd lost his life .
Justice and accountability should follow . ''

The Prime Minister said he was "sickened" by George Floyd's death and in a message to Donald Trump. he added: "Racist violence has no place in our society"
Boris Johnson has broken his silence on the death of George Floyd - describing it as "appalling and inexcusable".
The Prime Minister has so far refused to speak out about the death and the US President's response to the protests that ensued.
But at tonight's Downing Street press conference he said: "We mourn George Floyd and I was appalled and sickened to see what happened to him.
"And my message to President Trump, to everybody in the United States from the UK is that I don't think racism - it's an opinion I'm sure is shared by the overwhelming majority of people around the world - racism, racist violence has no place in our society."
He said people had the right to protest but "I would urge people to protest peacefully, and in accordance with the rules on social distancing".
"Everybody's lives matter, black lives matter, but we must fight this virus, as well."
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The PM also addressed George Floyd's death earlier in Prime Minister's Questions.
In answer to a question from Labour leader Keir Starmer, Mr Johnson replied: "I think what happened in the United States was appalling, it was inexcusable, we all saw it on our screens and I perfectly understand people's right to protest what took place. Though obviously I also believe that protest should take place in a lawful and reasonable way."
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer had asked: "I am surprised the Prime Minister hasn't said anything about this yet. I do hope that next time he speaks to President Trump he will convey to him the UK's abhorrence about his response to the events."
Today thousands are expected to descend on Hyde Park to show solidarity with those in the US responding to Mr Floyd's death.
The protest has been planned as part of a day of action against discrimination as unrest continues to spread across the world.
People across the UK have also been asked to to “take the knee” on their doorstep in solidarity with George Floyd, at 6pm.
George Floyd died after a white policeman pinned his neck under a knee for nearly nine minutes in Minneapolis on May 25.
The incident reignited the explosive issue of police brutality against African Americans five months before the November presidential election.
hief constables from across the UK have issued a joint statement saying they "stand alongside all those across the globe who are appalled and horrified by the way George Floyd lost his life".
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
They have also urged people who want to make their voices heard to be aware that "coronavirus remains a deadly disease and there are still restrictions in place to prevent its spread, which include not gathering outside in groups of more than six people".
In a statement, the chief constables, the chair of the National Police Chiefs' Council, the chief executive of the College of Policing and the President of the Police Superintendents' Association said: "We stand alongside all those across the globe who are appalled and horrified by the way George Floyd lost his life. Justice and accountability should follow."