thedailymirror--2020-10-13--Immunity fears as man, 25, catches Covid twice ending up in hospital second time

Hopes catching coronavirus leaves most immune were dealt a blow as a man in the US became the first person there to catch it twice .
The 25-year-old man caught a slightly different strain - and the second dose was so severe he ended up in hospital being treated with oxygen .
The authors of the study in the Lancet Infectious Diseases Journal said further research was required .
They added the findings indicate previous exposure to the virus may not guarantee total immunity , and that all individuals should comply with control measures .
It is the fifth confirmation @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with at least four other cases confirmed in Belgium , the Netherlands , Hong Kong , and Ecuador .
The second infection of the patient , who lives in Washoe County , Nevada , was more severe than the first and resulted in hospitalisation with oxygen support .
Researchers from the Nevada State Public Health Laboratory and the University of Nevada , Reno School of Medicine said he tested positive for the virus in April this year , and later tested negative on two separate occasions .
Experiencing Covid-19 symptoms in June , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cough , nausea and diarrhoea , he was admitted to hospital and tested positive for a second time .
Genetic sequencing of the virus showed he was infected twice by different strains of Sars-CoV-2 , according to researchers .
Lead author Mark Pandori , of the Nevada State Public Health Laboratory , said : `` It is important to note this is a singular finding and does not provide generalisability of this phenomenon .
`` While more research is needed , the possibility of reinfections could have significant implications for our understanding of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of an effective vaccine .
`` It also strongly suggests that individuals who have tested positive for Sars-CoV-2 should continue to take serious precautions when it comes to the virus , including social distancing , wearing face masks , and handwashing . ''
He added that more research was needed to understand how long immunity may last for those exposed to the virus , and why second infections , while rare , present as more severe The authors gave several explanations on the severity of the second infection , including the patient encountering @ @ @ @ @ @ @ when he was reinfected .
He may have also come into contact with a more virulent version of the virus , according to researchers .
They added that confirmed reinfections had occurred among patients who showed symptoms , meaning that reinfections could occur among those who are asymptomatic and therefore go undetected .
Mr Pandori added : `` Overall , there is a lack of comprehensive genomic sequencing of positive Covid-19 cases both in the USA and worldwide , as well as a lack of screening and testing , which limits the ability @ @ @ @ @ @ @ diagnose , monitor , and obtain genetic tracking for the virus . ''

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A patient in the US has become the first there to catch coronavirus - with the second slightly different strain affecting him badly leaving him in hospital receiving oxygen
Coronavirus immunity warning as US man, 25, catches it twice - ending up in hospital
Hopes catching coronavirus leaves most immune were dealt a blow as a man in the US became the first person there to catch it twice.
The 25-year-old man caught a slightly different strain - and the second dose was so severe he ended up in hospital being treated with oxygen.
The authors of the study in the Lancet Infectious Diseases Journal said further research was required.
They added the findings indicate previous exposure to the virus may not guarantee total immunity, and that all individuals should comply with control measures.
It is the fifth confirmation of reinfection worldwide, researchers said, with at least four other cases confirmed in Belgium, the Netherlands, Hong Kong, and Ecuador.
Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto) Getty Images/iStockphoto)
The second infection of the patient, who lives in Washoe County, Nevada, was more severe than the first and resulted in hospitalisation with oxygen support.
Researchers from the Nevada State Public Health Laboratory and the University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine said he tested positive for the virus in April this year, and later tested negative on two separate occasions.
Experiencing Covid-19 symptoms in June, including fever, headache, dizziness, cough, nausea and diarrhoea, he was admitted to hospital and tested positive for a second time.
Genetic sequencing of the virus showed he was infected twice by different strains of Sars-CoV-2, according to researchers.
Lead author Mark Pandori, of the Nevada State Public Health Laboratory, said: "It is important to note this is a singular finding and does not provide generalisability of this phenomenon.
"While more research is needed, the possibility of reinfections could have significant implications for our understanding of Covid-19 immunity, especially in the absence of an effective vaccine.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
"It also strongly suggests that individuals who have tested positive for Sars-CoV-2 should continue to take serious precautions when it comes to the virus, including social distancing, wearing face masks, and handwashing."
He added that more research was needed to understand how long immunity may last for those exposed to the virus, and why second infections, while rare, present as more severe
The authors gave several explanations on the severity of the second infection, including the patient encountering a very high dose of the virus when he was reinfected.
He may have also come into contact with a more virulent version of the virus, according to researchers.
They added that confirmed reinfections had occurred among patients who showed symptoms, meaning that reinfections could occur among those who are asymptomatic and therefore go undetected.
Mr Pandori added: "Overall, there is a lack of comprehensive genomic sequencing of positive Covid-19 cases both in the USA and worldwide, as well as a lack of screening and testing, which limits the ability of researchers and public health officials to diagnose, monitor, and obtain genetic tracking for the virus."


thedailymirror--2020-10-12--Premier League managers 'banned' from speaking about controversial PPV deal

Premier League managers have received a gagging order on speaking out on the controversial pay-per-view deal in action this weekend .
The new plan to charge fans £14.95 to watch a game of football on television will be in action this weekend .
Matches not originally picked for TV will require fans to stump up the cash .
The first game to broadcast on the service will be Chelsea 's clash against Southampton at 3 pm on Saturday .
Manchester United 's visit to Newcastle later that day will also require fans to pay up .
But managers have been @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the new plans , whether they agree to its inception or not .
According to the Daily Mail , the Premier League has written to all 20 clubs telling them that first-team coaches should avoid the topic if questioned .
Instead , they have insisted they should demand fans be returned to empty stadiums as soon as possible .
Leicester were the only Premier League club to vote against the measures brought in .
Managers are likely to have a variety of opinions on the Premier League 's plan , while most fans @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has been seen as opportunistic , greedy and downright immoral to demand supporters pay more money to watch their team during a time of financial uncertainty .
With many already forking out to pay subscriptions to Sky and BT Sport , the added costs - seen as extremely excessive , at that - are likely to drive more people away than bring them in .
How the added revenue is yet to be decided between clubs , which is likely set to spur a major debate .
Some of the fee will be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , while the Premier League 's Top Six are demanding a bigger share .
They argue that they will bring in more neutral fans to watch but without any detailed proposals , it remains to be seen how the income will be divided up .

Plans to charge fans £14.95 per game that is not televised had been uncovered during the international break and the Premier League, Sky and BT Sport have all been slammed by fans around the country
Premier League managers have received a gagging order on speaking out on the controversial pay-per-view deal in action this weekend.
The new plan to charge fans £14.95 to watch a game of football on television will be in action this weekend.
Matches not originally picked for TV will require fans to stump up the cash.
The first game to broadcast on the service will be Chelsea's clash against Southampton at 3 pm on Saturday.
Manchester United's visit to Newcastle later that day will also require fans to pay up.
But managers have been told they cannot talk out about the new plans, whether they agree to its inception or not.
According to the Daily Mail, the Premier League has written to all 20 clubs telling them that first-team coaches should avoid the topic if questioned.
Instead, they have insisted they should demand fans be returned to empty stadiums as soon as possible.
Leicester were the only Premier League club to vote against the measures brought in.
Managers are likely to have a variety of opinions on the Premier League's plan, while most fans are unanimous in their verdict.
It has been seen as opportunistic, greedy and downright immoral to demand supporters pay more money to watch their team during a time of financial uncertainty.
With many already forking out to pay subscriptions to Sky and BT Sport, the added costs - seen as extremely excessive, at that - are likely to drive more people away than bring them in.
How the added revenue is yet to be decided between clubs, which is likely set to spur a major debate.
Some of the fee will be paid to broadcasters Sky and BT Sport, while the Premier League's Top Six are demanding a bigger share.
They argue that they will bring in more neutral fans to watch but without any detailed proposals, it remains to be seen how the income will be divided up.


thedailymirror--2020-10-12--Trump tosses masks into rally crowd and says he'll give them all 'big fat kiss'

Donald Trump said being `` immune '' to Covid-19 made him feel `` so powerful '' - telling a crowd in Florida he would give them all a `` big fat kiss '' .
The President threw face masks into the crowd before he spoke at his first campaign rally since falling ill .
He repeated his claim that his doctors had told him he was now immune to coronavirus .
Earlier , Trump 's physician said he had tested negative for the virus on consecutive days .
He mocked Joe Biden , claiming his opponent had got confused about @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Senate - which was untrue .
And moments later he urged the people of Puerto Rico to vote for him .
He said : `` I 'm not gon na say the best , but I 'm just about the best thing that ever happened to Puerto Rico .
`` You better vote for me , Puerto Rico . ''
As an overseas territory , rather than a state , Puerto Rico can not vote in the Presidential Election .
During a rant about Covid-19 lockdowns , the President said : `` If @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , if you 're not relaxed then stay .
But if you want to get out there , get out . ''
He added : `` One thing from me , the nice part , I went through it , they say I 'm immune , I feel so powerful .
`` I 'll walk right out into that audience .
I 'll walk out there I 'll kiss everyone in that audience .
`` I 'll kiss the guys and the beautiful women and everybody .
President Trump went on : `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ n't have to be locked up in my basement .
And I would n't allow that to happen anyway .
I would n't allow it to happen .
When you 're the president you ca n't lock yourself in a basement .
You 've got to get out , and it 's risky .
It 's risky but you 've got to get out .
`` But it does give you a good feeling when you beat something and they say you 're immune , I do n't know for how long , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people say for four months .
Every time I hear about it it gets shorter and shorter and shorter , because they want it to be as bad as possible . ''

The US President claims he's 'immune' to coronavirus - and told a crowd in Florida he would give them a 'big fat kiss' after recovering from the infection left him feeling 'so powerful'
Donald Trump tosses masks into rally crowd and says he'll give them all 'big fat kiss'
Donald Trump said being "immune" to Covid-19 made him feel "so powerful" - telling a crowd in Florida he would give them all a "big fat kiss".
The President threw face masks into the crowd before he spoke at his first campaign rally since falling ill.
He repeated his claim that his doctors had told him he was now immune to coronavirus.
Earlier, Trump's physician said he had tested negative for the virus on consecutive days.
He mocked Joe Biden, claiming his opponent had got confused about whether he was running for President or Senate - which was untrue.
And moments later he urged the people of Puerto Rico to vote for him.
He said: "I'm not gonna say the best, but I'm just about the best thing that ever happened to Puerto Rico.
"You better vote for me, Puerto Rico."
As an overseas territory, rather than a state, Puerto Rico cannot vote in the Presidential Election.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
During a rant about Covid-19 lockdowns, the President said: "If you don't feel good about it, if you're not relaxed then stay. But if you want to get out there, get out."
He added: "One thing from me, the nice part, I went through it, they say I'm immune, I feel so powerful.
"I'll walk right out into that audience. I'll walk out there I'll kiss everyone in that audience.
"I'll kiss the guys and the beautiful women and everybody.
"I'll just give you a big fat kiss."
President Trump went on: "There is something nice, I don't have to be locked up in my basement. And I wouldn't allow that to happen anyway. I wouldn't allow it to happen. When you're the president you can't lock yourself in a basement. You've got to get out, and it's risky. It's risky but you've got to get out.
"But it does give you a good feeling when you beat something and they say you're immune, I don't know for how long, some people say for life, some people say for four months. Every time I hear about it it gets shorter and shorter and shorter, because they want it to be as bad as possible."


thedailymirror--2020-10-12--Megan Fox 'introduces Machine Gun Kelly to kids as they plan future together'

Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly have taken a huge step in their relationship , after she reportedly introduced him to her children .
The 34-year-old actress have three sons - Noah Shannon , seven , Bodhi Ransom , six , and Journey River , three - which she shares with her estranged husband , Brian Austin Green .
A source has told People that MGK recently `` met her kids for the first time . ''
The source continued : `` Megan thought it was a natural step , since they are getting more serious .
`` They are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not just a fling .
They are planning a future together . ''
The couple have seemed very much in love in recent photos on their social media feeds , with them posting PDA packed pics .
The source added that Megan and Machine Gun Kelly `` spend as much time together as they can '' and are `` doing great . ''
They went public with their relationship in the summer after their were rumours in May that the pair were getting closer to each other .
This prompted Brian Austin Green @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Megan and confirm that he had split from the Transformers star after 10 years of marriage .
MGK spoke about his feelings for Megan in an interview on The Howard Stern Show last month .
He said that being with her has meant that he has fallen in love `` for the first time . ''
The rapper said : `` That was my first experience with being open to love and stuff like that .
`` I definitely was n't set up to believe that that 's something that could ever exist @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was love at first sight for them both but Brian has said on Instagram Live that he feels it 's `` never say never '' about getting back with Megan , sometime in the future .
Brian said : “ I kinda feel like people are on paths in life and sometimes your paths are together and you travel that path together and you see eye to eye and then sometimes paths do different things.
” “ We had an amazing 15-year relationship .
We have three beautiful kids .
We shared a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a lot together .
“ Right now the paths are different and she is on her path doing what she feels she needs to be doing to be happy and I ’ m on my path doing what I feel I need to do to be happy and it ’ s not for a lack of love for the kids or lack of being responsible.
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Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly have reportedly taken a big step in their relationship as she 'introduces her kids' to her rapper boyfriend
Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly have taken a huge step in their relationship, after she reportedly introduced him to her children.
The 34-year-old actress have three sons - Noah Shannon, seven, Bodhi Ransom, six, and Journey River, three - which she shares with her estranged husband, Brian Austin Green.
A source has told People that MGK recently "met her kids for the first time."
The source continued: "Megan thought it was a natural step, since they are getting more serious.
"They are in a committed relationship and it's not just a fling. They are planning a future together."
Image: Megan Fox/Instagram) Megan Fox/Instagram)
The couple have seemed very much in love in recent photos on their social media feeds, with them posting PDA packed pics.
The source added that Megan and Machine Gun Kelly "spend as much time together as they can" and are "doing great."
They went public with their relationship in the summer after their were rumours in May that the pair were getting closer to each other.
This prompted Brian Austin Green to speak out about his marriage to Megan and confirm that he had split from the Transformers star after 10 years of marriage.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
MGK spoke about his feelings for Megan in an interview on The Howard Stern Show last month.
He said that being with her has meant that he has fallen in love "for the first time."
The rapper said: "That was my first experience with being open to love and stuff like that.
"I definitely wasn't set up to believe that that's something that could ever exist."
Kelly told Stern that it was love at first sight for them both but Brian has said on Instagram Live that he feels it's "never say never" about getting back with Megan, sometime in the future.
Image: DIGGZY / SplashNews.com) DIGGZY / SplashNews.com)
Brian said: “I kinda feel like people are on paths in life and sometimes your paths are together and you travel that path together and you see eye to eye and then sometimes paths do different things.”
“We had an amazing 15-year relationship. We have three beautiful kids. We shared a lot together and we really went through a lot together.
“Right now the paths are different and she is on her path doing what she feels she needs to be doing to be happy and I’m on my path doing what I feel I need to do to be happy and it’s not for a lack of love for the kids or lack of being responsible.”
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thedailymirror--2020-10-12--Wales threatens to close border to visitors from England's high-risk regions

Wales could close the border to visitors from high-risk coronavirus regions in England if Boris Johnson fails to impose a travel ban .
First Minister Mark Drakeford is giving Downing Street `` one final opportunity '' before he alters Welsh law , admitting it is not a move he would prefer to make .
It comes after the UK Government announced pubs would be shut down and non-essential travel banned in England 's worst-hit areas as part of the new three-tier lockdown .
Liverpool City Region was hurled into Tier 3 instantly - with restrictions taking force on Wednesday - @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The PM has also specified those from the hard-hit region should not visit Wales on holiday .
However , the travel restrictions are only advised , with Mr Johnson stopping short of changing the law , something which has angered Welsh ministers .
There are currently 17 areas in Wales under local lockdown , with movement limited , and Welsh ministers want to protect other areas with low virus case counts .
Mr Drakeford has said he will be writing to the Prime Minister to offer a `` final opportunity '' and remind @ @ @ @ @ @ @ It will also include evidence of the dangers of moving between locations in relation to spreading the virus .
Speaking on BBC Wales Today , Mr Drakeford said : `` If he does n't act , we will use them .
`` I want to offer him one final opportunity to do the right thing , because that would be fair to people in Wales , and people across our border .
`` I do n't want it to be a border issue .
People in England in high incidence areas should not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ England , either . ''
He said the prime minister 's solution of guidance `` simply will not do '' , saying North Wales Police can not turn people away on the basis of it .
`` We need rules that prevent people from high incidence areas coming into Wales to low incidence areas , '' he said .
Mr Drakeford has request Mr Johnson impose a travel before after a coach of holidaymakers from Bolton travelled to Bridgend where a lockdown was in place .
This was rejected by the PM and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ within England .
However , speaking in the Commons on Monday he reiterated : `` The guidance is very clear that people from very high areas such as Merseyside should not be making those journeys . ''
The Welsh Government has said Mr Drakeford deems the PM 's proposals as `` inadequate '' .
However , imposing a ban would likely be a practicality nightmare with thousands of people crossing to and from England to Wales every day .

Wales First Minister Mark Drakeford has given the UK Government "one final opportunity" before he makes changes to law banning visitors from England with Boris Johnson only advising people not to travel
Wales could close the border to visitors from high-risk coronavirus regions in England if Boris Johnson fails to impose a travel ban.
First Minister Mark Drakeford is giving Downing Street "one final opportunity" before he alters Welsh law, admitting it is not a move he would prefer to make.
It comes after the UK Government announced pubs would be shut down and non-essential travel banned in England's worst-hit areas as part of the new three-tier lockdown.
Liverpool City Region was hurled into Tier 3 instantly - with restrictions taking force on Wednesday - including a ban on non-essential travel.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The PM has also specified those from the hard-hit region should not visit Wales on holiday.
However, the travel restrictions are only advised, with Mr Johnson stopping short of changing the law, something which has angered Welsh ministers.
There are currently 17 areas in Wales under local lockdown, with movement limited, and Welsh ministers want to protect other areas with low virus case counts.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Mr Drakeford has said he will be writing to the Prime Minister to offer a "final opportunity" and remind him of the powers he has.
It will also include evidence of the dangers of moving between locations in relation to spreading the virus.
Speaking on BBC Wales Today, Mr Drakeford said: "If he doesn't act, we will use them.
"I want to offer him one final opportunity to do the right thing, because that would be fair to people in Wales, and people across our border.
"I don't want it to be a border issue. People in England in high incidence areas should not be going to low incidence areas in England, either."
He said the prime minister's solution of guidance "simply will not do", saying North Wales Police cannot turn people away on the basis of it.
Image: WalesOnline/Rob Browne) WalesOnline/Rob Browne)
"We need rules that prevent people from high incidence areas coming into Wales to low incidence areas," he said.
Mr Drakeford has request Mr Johnson impose a travel before after a coach of holidaymakers from Bolton travelled to Bridgend where a lockdown was in place.
This was rejected by the PM and has always refused to impose travel bans within England.
However, speaking in the Commons on Monday he reiterated: "The guidance is very clear that people from very high areas such as Merseyside should not be making those journeys."
The Welsh Government has said Mr Drakeford deems the PM's proposals as "inadequate".
However, imposing a ban would likely be a practicality nightmare with thousands of people crossing to and from England to Wales every day.


thedailymirror--2020-10-12--Mum 'gang-raped by 7 men after they murdered five-year-old son in front of her'

A mum was gang-raped by seven men after they murdered her five-year-old son in front of her , it has been claimed .
The young boy was allegedly strangled by the men before the horrifying sex attack in Buxar , India , on Saturday .
Police were told about the incident after the father of the victim , who is in her 20s , filed a First Information Report against two known and five unknown alleged assailants .
Police officer Manoj Kumar Pathak from Murar police station said : “ As per the FIR , the woman had gone to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ some work , but didn ’ t return home on time .
“ Her family members finally found her near a pond at around 3am on Sunday .
“ The body of the woman ’ s son was fished out from the pond.
” The woman 's dad also said his grandchild had been killed in front of his mum .
According to local reports , the victim is in hospital in a stable condition .
Buxar superintendent Neeraj Kumar Singh said they have arrested a 50-year-old man and they are looking for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ arrest .
Mr Singh said : `` Raids are on to arrest all those involved in the crime .
The woman 's medical examination was conducted by a board of doctors and the report is awaited . ''
The woman is accepted to give her statement in the court of judicial magistrate this week , reports Times of India .
Dumraon Sub Divisional Police Officer Krishna Kumar Singh claimed the victim lived with her parents and did not have good relations with her husband .
He said : “ The woman ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his in-laws for the last two days in a bid to convince her to return him . ''

The dad of the victim claims her young son was strangled by the men as she watched before they took it in turns to rape her in Buxar, India, on Saturday
Mum 'gang-raped by 7 men after they murdered five-year-old son in front of her'
A mum was gang-raped by seven men after they murdered her five-year-old son in front of her, it has been claimed.
The young boy was allegedly strangled by the men before the horrifying sex attack in Buxar, India, on Saturday.
Police were told about the incident after the father of the victim, who is in her 20s, filed a First Information Report against two known and five unknown alleged assailants.
Police officer Manoj Kumar Pathak from Murar police station said: “As per the FIR, the woman had gone to a bank along with her son for some work, but didn’t return home on time.
“Her family members finally found her near a pond at around 3am on Sunday.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
“The body of the woman’s son was fished out from the pond.”
The woman's dad also said his grandchild had been killed in front of his mum.
According to local reports, the victim is in hospital in a stable condition.
Buxar superintendent Neeraj Kumar Singh said they have arrested a 50-year-old man and they are looking for a second suspect who is reportedly evading arrest.
Mr Singh said: "Raids are on to arrest all those involved in the crime. The woman's medical examination was conducted by a board of doctors and the report is awaited."
The woman is accepted to give her statement in the court of judicial magistrate this week, reports Times of India.
Dumraon Sub Divisional Police Officer Krishna Kumar Singh claimed the victim lived with her parents and did not have good relations with her husband.
He said: “The woman’s husband was staying at the house of his in-laws for the last two days in a bid to convince her to return him."


thedailymirror--2020-10-12--Nicklas Bendtner blackmailed into buying ex-lover boob job over pregnancy claim

Nicklas Bendtner was blackmailed by a former lover into paying for a boob job after claiming he had got her pregnant .
That is one bombshell revelation he has made in his auto-biography Both Sides .
The Danish striker has led a wild life throughout his footballing career after coming up through the academy at Arsenal .
Ultimately , he never lived up to his promise and was let go in 2014 after 10 years at the club .
But during his time in north London , Bendtner has confessed to a string of former lovers in his new book @ @ @ @ @ @ @ another threw his clothes out of the window after learning of his womanising ways .
However , perhaps worse of all was one woman who demanded he pay for a boob job after claiming to have got her pregnant .
Bendtner said : “ One of the girls I ’ ve been with comes back and claims I ’ ve got her pregnant .
`` [ She says ] there ’ s a price if she ’ s going to do something about it .
`` ‘ And what does that mean ?
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ means you ’ ve got to pay for a pair of new boobs for me .
I want my t*****s fixed , ’ she says .
“ So I end up paying for her trip to the cosmetic surgeon .
“ Another night , a girl chucks a cobblestone through the back window of one of my Porsches .
`` I ’ m up in the apartment , and I can hear her shouting and screaming , but I don ’ t go outside .
`` There ’ s nothing to talk about @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I don ’ t want to keep seeing her .
“ On a third night , a girl checks my phone while I ’ m asleep .
I guess she finds out I ’ ve got a few others on the go besides her .
`` The next morning she ’ s gone .
So are my clothes .
They ’ ve been thrown out of the window and are lying on the footpath.
” Bendtner is now plying his trade in the Danish fourth-tier for Tarnby FF , where he started out @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to Arsenal , after being released from Copenhagen last year .
However , he plays for the `` M+32 Old Boys '' - with the organiser Martin Skov Haestrup saying : “ We are very happy that Nicklas wants to stay in shape with some of the guys he has known for many years .
This opportunity is something we have been discussing for many years . ''

Nicklas Bendtner has had a topsy-turvy career, playing for the likes of Arsenal, Juventus and Wolfsburg, but now plies his trade in the Danish fourth division for Tarnby FF
Nicklas Bendtner was blackmailed by a former lover into paying for a boob job after claiming he had got her pregnant.
That is one bombshell revelation he has made in his auto-biography Both Sides.
The Danish striker has led a wild life throughout his footballing career after coming up through the academy at Arsenal.
Ultimately, he never lived up to his promise and was let go in 2014 after 10 years at the club.
But during his time in north London, Bendtner has confessed to a string of former lovers in his new book.
One smashed up his Porsche while another threw his clothes out of the window after learning of his womanising ways.
Image: AFP/Getty Images) AFP/Getty Images)
However, perhaps worse of all was one woman who demanded he pay for a boob job after claiming to have got her pregnant.
Bendtner said: “One of the girls I’ve been with comes back and claims I’ve got her pregnant.
"[She says] there’s a price if she’s going to do something about it.
"‘And what does that mean?’ I ask.
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"‘It means you’ve got to pay for a pair of new boobs for me. I want my t*****s fixed,’ she says.
“So I end up paying for her trip to the cosmetic surgeon.
“Another night, a girl chucks a cobblestone through the back window of one of my Porsches.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
"I’m up in the apartment, and I can hear her shouting and screaming, but I don’t go outside.
"There’s nothing to talk about. She’s p***ed off because I don’t want to keep seeing her.
“On a third night, a girl checks my phone while I’m asleep. I guess she finds out I’ve got a few others on the go besides her.
"The next morning she’s gone. So are my clothes. They’ve been thrown out of the window and are lying on the footpath.”
Bendtner is now plying his trade in the Danish fourth-tier for Tarnby FF, where he started out life as a footballer before later moving to Arsenal, after being released from Copenhagen last year.
However, he plays for the "M+32 Old Boys" - with the organiser Martin Skov Haestrup saying: “We are very happy that Nicklas wants to stay in shape with some of the guys he has known for many years. This opportunity is something we have been discussing for many years."


thedailymirror--2020-10-12--No, Joe Biden did not forget he was running for President

No , Joe Biden did n't forget he was running for President , despite claims from Fox News and Donald Trump .
Viral tweets - and a segment on Fox News - selectively edited a speech made by the former Vice President to appear he had suggested he was running for the Senate .
But the unedited footage makes it clear he was referring to his initial run for the Senate in 1973 .
However - and admittedly quite confusingly - the former Vice President mixed up his tenses .
The edited video shows him saying : `` You know @ @ @ @ @ @ @ That 's why I 'm running .
I 'm running as a proud Democrat for the Senate . ''
In the unedited footage , he 's shown as saying : `` You know , we have to come together .
That 's why I 'm running .
I 'm running as a proud Democrat for the Senate , when I ran as a proud Democrat for vice president , and I 'm running as a proud Democrat for president .
`` But I promise you this , I will govern as an American @ @ @ @ @ @ @ seen the edited clip shown on Fox News during his flight to Florida , tweeted : `` I ’ m running as a proud Democrat , for the Senate ” .
Sleepy Joe Biden today .
It ’ s only going to get worse .
It is not sustainable for our County - China will own us !
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!
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Biden pulled further ahead in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania , building momentum in two states that Trump carried in the 2016 presidential election , Reuters/Ipsos opinion polls showed on Monday .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ showed Biden now leading Trump by 7 percentage points in both states .
Taking advantage of his momentum and growing advantage in the polls , Biden on Monday campaigned in Ohio , where he was once considered a long shot , as he tries to expand his reach into Republican-leaning states .
Speaking to unionized auto workers in Toledo , Biden said he and former President Barack Obama played a key role in keeping the U.S. auto industry afloat during the financial crisis and recession more than a decade ago .
`` Barack @ @ @ @ @ @ @ American worker and it paid off , '' said Biden , who is hoping to undermine what polls show is Trump 's greatest strength , the view among some voters that the former real estate entrepreneur is better at handling the economy .
Biden also appeared at a get-out-the-vote event in Cincinnati .
It was Biden 's second campaign trip in as many weeks to Ohio , which was once thought out of reach but where polls now show a competitive race .
Trump won the state by 8 percentage points four years @ @ @ @ @ @ @ again to win re-election .
No Republican has won the White House without carrying Ohio .
For months , Trump had worked furiously to shift public attention away from the virus and his handling of the pandemic , which has infected more than 7.8 million people in the United States , killed more than 214,000 and put millions out of work .
His own illness has put the spotlight squarely on his coronavirus response during the closing stretch of the race , with the Biden campaign scaling up its attacks and stretching its @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .

Donald Trump and Fox News claimed the former Vice President had said he was running for Senate, based on some selectively edited footage
No, Joe Biden didn't forget he was running for President and say he was going for Senate
No, Joe Biden didn't forget he was running for President, despite claims from Fox News and Donald Trump.
Viral tweets - and a segment on Fox News - selectively edited a speech made by the former Vice President to appear he had suggested he was running for the Senate.
But the unedited footage makes it clear he was referring to his initial run for the Senate in 1973.
However - and admittedly quite confusingly - the former Vice President mixed up his tenses.
The edited video shows him saying: "You know, we have to come together. That's why I'm running. I'm running as a proud Democrat for the Senate."
In the unedited footage, he's shown as saying: "You know, we have to come together. That's why I'm running. I'm running as a proud Democrat for the Senate, when I ran as a proud Democrat for vice president, and I'm running as a proud Democrat for president.
"But I promise you this, I will govern as an American president."
Trump, apparently having seen the edited clip shown on Fox News during his flight to Florida, tweeted: "I’m running as a proud Democrat, for the Senate”. Sleepy Joe Biden today. It’s only going to get worse. It is not sustainable for our County - China will own us!!!!"
Biden pulled further ahead in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, building momentum in two states that Trump carried in the 2016 presidential election, Reuters/Ipsos opinion polls showed on Monday.
The polls, conducted Tuesday through Sunday, showed Biden now leading Trump by 7 percentage points in both states.
Taking advantage of his momentum and growing advantage in the polls, Biden on Monday campaigned in Ohio, where he was once considered a long shot, as he tries to expand his reach into Republican-leaning states.
Speaking to unionized auto workers in Toledo, Biden said he and former President Barack Obama played a key role in keeping the U.S. auto industry afloat during the financial crisis and recession more than a decade ago.
"Barack and I bet on you and the American worker and it paid off," said Biden, who is hoping to undermine what polls show is Trump's greatest strength, the view among some voters that the former real estate entrepreneur is better at handling the economy.
Biden also appeared at a get-out-the-vote event in Cincinnati. It was Biden's second campaign trip in as many weeks to Ohio, which was once thought out of reach but where polls now show a competitive race.
Trump won the state by 8 percentage points four years ago and almost certainly must carry it again to win re-election. No Republican has won the White House without carrying Ohio.
For months, Trump had worked furiously to shift public attention away from the virus and his handling of the pandemic, which has infected more than 7.8 million people in the United States, killed more than 214,000 and put millions out of work.
His own illness has put the spotlight squarely on his coronavirus response during the closing stretch of the race, with the Biden campaign scaling up its attacks and stretching its campaign into states that normally lean Republican.


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thedailymirror--2020-10-12--Nicola Adams issues warning to fans who 'can't watch' her dance with Katya Jones

Strictly star Nicola Adams says anyone who has a problem with her dancing with a woman on the BBC1 show can switch to another channel .
Nicola , 37 , will become the first celebrity contestant in a same-sex pairing as she is partnered with Katya Jones in the new series , which kicks off with the launch show this Saturday .
When male professionals Johannes Radebe and Graziano di Prima performed together on the show last year the Beeb got nearly 200 complaints .
But Nicola said : “ This is 2020 .
We have to move with the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ through my mum and dad separating , domestic violence , back injuries , having to look after my brother when I was 13 when my mum had meningitis .
`` So someone ’ s going to comment on Twitter ?
It ’ s nothing , it won ’ t faze me at all .
“ If they don ’ t like it , they ’ re going to have to deal with it or switch to another channel.
” She said she requested to be paired with a woman because it “ felt @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Times : “ I ’ ve already got girls saying they ’ re so happy I ’ m doing Strictly .
Being a role model isn ’ t something I planned , but I take it in my stride .
`` I guess I just roll with the punches – excuse the pun . ''
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Strictly Come Dancing star Nicola Adams has demanded viewers 'switch channels' if they have a problem with her dancing with Katya Jones on the new series
Strictly's Nicola Adams issues warning to fans who 'can't watch' her dance with Katya Jones
Strictly star Nicola Adams says anyone who has a problem with her dancing with a woman on the BBC1 show can switch to another channel.
Nicola, 37, will become the first celebrity contestant in a same-sex pairing as she is partnered with Katya Jones in the new series, which kicks off with the launch show this Saturday.
When male professionals Johannes Radebe and Graziano di Prima performed together on the show last year the Beeb got nearly 200 complaints.
But Nicola said: “This is 2020. We have to move with the times.
“I’ve been through my mum and dad separating, domestic violence, back injuries, having to look after my brother when I was 13 when my mum had meningitis.
"So someone’s going to comment on Twitter? It’s nothing, it won’t faze me at all.
“If they don’t like it, they’re going to have to deal with it or switch to another channel.”
She said she requested to be paired with a woman because it “felt more comfortable”.
Image: BBC/Guy Levy) BBC/Guy Levy)
She told Radio Times: “I’ve already got girls saying they’re so happy I’m doing Strictly. Being a role model isn’t something I planned, but I take it in my stride.
"I guess I just roll with the punches – excuse the pun."
*Strictly Come Dancing returns to BBC1 with the launch show on Saturday at 7.50pm.
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thedailymirror--2020-10-12--EastEnders' Stacey Slater viciously attacked after chilling threat from Ruby

EastEnders airs dramatic scenes next week , as Stacey Slater is attacked - but will she be okay ?
It comes amid a threat of some sort being posted through the letterbox of her home .
Kush Kazemi immediately assumes he 's being warned about his debts with his own money issues going on .
Meanwhile , Stacey is convinced it 's from love rival and former pal Ruby Allen , amid their ongoing feud .
The latest episode saw Stacey heartbroken , as she learned Ruby was now married to her ex Martin Fowler just a year after their @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bond again next week , spoilers confirm , only for her words to catch up with her .
After criticising Ruby , she 's overheard by daughter Lily who then tells stepmother Ruby the truth .
It leads to war between the two women , and a sinister threat from Ruby , the daughter of late gangster Johnny Allen .
Stacey confronts her over the message that arrives at the house , but she denies anything to do with it .
Instead , she claims she could have Stacey out of Walford with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on , Stacey decides to speak with Ruby once more , fearing she 's taking her kids away from her .
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But as she makes her way to the club , horror strikes and Stacey is attacked and left on the ground .
Will she be okay , and who is the hooded figure who attacks her ?
Viewers will have to stay tuned to find out who is behind the attack , and what it means for her and Ruby .
EastEnders airs Mondays at 8.05pm , Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7.35pm and Fridays at 8.30pm on BBC One .

EastEnders spoilers tease danger for Stacey Slater, played by Lacey Turner, as the character is attacked and left on the ground
EastEnders airs dramatic scenes next week, as Stacey Slater is attacked - but will she be okay?
It comes amid a threat of some sort being posted through the letterbox of her home.
Kush Kazemi immediately assumes he's being warned about his debts with his own money issues going on.
Meanwhile, Stacey is convinced it's from love rival and former pal Ruby Allen, amid their ongoing feud.
The latest episode saw Stacey heartbroken, as she learned Ruby was now married to her ex Martin Fowler just a year after their split.
Image: BBC/Kieron McCarron/Jack Barnes) BBC/Kieron McCarron/Jack Barnes)
The pair do start to bond again next week, spoilers confirm, only for her words to catch up with her.
After criticising Ruby, she's overheard by daughter Lily who then tells stepmother Ruby the truth.
It leads to war between the two women, and a sinister threat from Ruby, the daughter of late gangster Johnny Allen.
Image: BBC) BBC)
Stacey confronts her over the message that arrives at the house, but she denies anything to do with it.
Instead, she claims she could have Stacey out of Walford with the click of a finger.
Later on, Stacey decides to speak with Ruby once more, fearing she's taking her kids away from her.
Image: BBC/Kieron McCarron/Jack Barnes) BBC/Kieron McCarron/Jack Barnes)
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But as she makes her way to the club, horror strikes and Stacey is attacked and left on the ground.
Will she be okay, and who is the hooded figure who attacks her?
Viewers will have to stay tuned to find out who is behind the attack, and what it means for her and Ruby.
EastEnders airs Mondays at 8.05pm, Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7.35pm and Fridays at 8.30pm on BBC One .


thedailymirror--2020-10-12--Coronavirus-ravaged UK faces £40billion-a-year tax rises just to break even

Taxes may have to rise by more than £40 billion a year to prevent Government borrowing spiralling out of control , a leading economic think tank has warned .
The Institute for Fiscal Studies ( IFS ) said borrowing this year was already set to hit levels not seen outside the two world wars due to the coronavirus pandemic .
With the economy now shrinking as a result of the lockdown measures , it said the Government was facing a further hit to tax revenues which could easily exceed £200 billion .
As unemployment continues to rise , the IFS @ @ @ @ @ @ @ million - the highest it has been since the early 1990s .
The warning came after Chancellor Rishi Sunak said last week in his speech to the virtual Conservative Party conference that the Government had a `` sacred responsibility '' to future generations to rebuild the public finances .
In its `` green budget '' report , the IFS said that while it would be `` unwise '' for ministers to try to balance the books while the economy still needed support , over the medium term taxes would almost certainly have to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ report said the Government had already increased spending on day-to-day public services by £70 billion in response to the pandemic .
Even if three-quarters of that was to stop this year , it would still add £20 billion to public sector borrowing by 2024-25 .
At the same time , the IFS said that under its `` central scenario '' the economy would be 5 % smaller in four years ' time than was projected at the start of the outbreak in March .
That would mean a £100 billion hit to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ revenues - although in more pessimistic scenarios that could double to £200 billion .
Under the central scenario , public sector net debt is forecast to be just over 110 % of national income in 2024-25 - up from 80 % prior to the pandemic and 35 % in the years leading up to the 2008 financial crash .
The IFS said even if ministers were content to keep debt constant at 100 % of national income , and borrowing at around £80 billion a year , that would still require a `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of national income in 2024-25 - more than £40 billion in today 's terms .
IFS director Paul Johnson said : `` For now , with borrowing costs extremely low , Mr Sunak should n't worry unduly about the debt being accrued as a result .
It is necessary .
`` Unfortunately , none of this will be enough fully to protect the economy into the medium run .
Without action , debt - already at its highest level in more than half a century - would carry on rising .
`` Tax @ @ @ @ @ @ @ all but inevitable , though likely not until the middle years of this decade . ''
The report said that while every major economy apart from China had seen GDP shrink in the first part of the year , the UK along with Spain had suffered the biggest fall , with a 20 % drop - double that of the United States or Germany .
Payroll data suggested that 700,000 employee jobs had already been lost , even before the initial furlough scheme ends at the end of October .
The report said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ increase to around 8-8.5 % - between 2.7-2.9 million people - in the first half of 2021 .
At the same time , it said Brexit remained `` a substantial economic challenge '' for the country .
A `` thin '' trade deal with the EU could leave the UK economy around 2 % smaller than it would have been if the current transition period continued indefinitely , while a `` no deal '' break could add another 0.5 % to 1 % to the hit .
`` The majority of the economic @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and are likely to be felt quite quickly and sharply after the transition period ends , '' the report said .
`` These effects will likely hit employment , as well as investment . ''

The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) said huge tax rises will be needed just to stop the national debt getting bigger - let alone to bring it back down
Taxes may have to rise by more than £40 billion a year to prevent Government borrowing spiralling out of control, a leading economic think tank has warned.
The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) said borrowing this year was already set to hit levels not seen outside the two world wars due to the coronavirus pandemic.
With the economy now shrinking as a result of the lockdown measures, it said the Government was facing a further hit to tax revenues which could easily exceed £200 billion.
As unemployment continues to rise, the IFS said the jobless total could approach three million - the highest it has been since the early 1990s.
The warning came after Chancellor Rishi Sunak said last week in his speech to the virtual Conservative Party conference that the Government had a "sacred responsibility" to future generations to rebuild the public finances.
In its "green budget" report, the IFS said that while it would be "unwise" for ministers to try to balance the books while the economy still needed support, over the medium term taxes would almost certainly have to rise in the years ahead.
The report said the Government had already increased spending on day-to-day public services by £70 billion in response to the pandemic.
Even if three-quarters of that was to stop this year, it would still add £20 billion to public sector borrowing by 2024-25.
At the same time, the IFS said that under its "central scenario" the economy would be 5% smaller in four years' time than was projected at the start of the outbreak in March.
That would mean a £100 billion hit to the public finances in terms of lost tax revenues - although in more pessimistic scenarios that could double to £200 billion.
Under the central scenario, public sector net debt is forecast to be just over 110% of national income in 2024-25 - up from 80% prior to the pandemic and 35% in the years leading up to the 2008 financial crash.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The IFS said even if ministers were content to keep debt constant at 100% of national income, and borrowing at around £80 billion a year, that would still require a "fiscal tightening" of around 2% of national income in 2024-25 - more than £40 billion in today's terms.
IFS director Paul Johnson said: "For now, with borrowing costs extremely low, Mr Sunak shouldn't worry unduly about the debt being accrued as a result. It is necessary.
"Unfortunately, none of this will be enough fully to protect the economy into the medium run. Without action, debt - already at its highest level in more than half a century - would carry on rising.
"Tax rises, and big ones, look all but inevitable, though likely not until the middle years of this decade."
The report said that while every major economy apart from China had seen GDP shrink in the first part of the year, the UK along with Spain had suffered the biggest fall, with a 20% drop - double that of the United States or Germany.
Payroll data suggested that 700,000 employee jobs had already been lost, even before the initial furlough scheme ends at the end of October.
The report said the unemployment rate was now likely to increase to around 8-8.5% - between 2.7-2.9 million people - in the first half of 2021.
At the same time, it said Brexit remained "a substantial economic challenge" for the country.
A "thin" trade deal with the EU could leave the UK economy around 2% smaller than it would have been if the current transition period continued indefinitely, while a "no deal" break could add another 0.5% to 1% to the hit.
"The majority of the economic costs associated with Brexit still lie ahead, and are likely to be felt quite quickly and sharply after the transition period ends," the report said.
"These effects will likely hit employment, as well as investment."


thedailymirror--2020-10-12--How to cancel Amazon Prime if you joined the free trial just for Prime Day

Amazon Prime Day is back , and this year runs over a 48-hour period from October 13/14 .
Anyone who signs up to the retail giant ’ s 30-day free trial - giving access to Prime Video and next-day deliveries - must remember to cancel their subscription in a few weeks , or face a £79 bill .
Thousands of people are expected to join the website ’ s sample subscription and must cancel within 30 days before paying the first £5.99 monthly payment or the annual £79 bill .
The reason this happens is that when anyone registers - @ @ @ @ @ @ @ details are automatically enrolled into a contract .
That contract charges subscribers as and when the next payment is due .
Those who don ’ t cancel before the 30th day could therefore be slapped with a pretty big bill .
Anyone wishing to continue with the subscription , can , while those who don ’ t can follow the guide below on how to cancel Prime without any hassle .
To cancel Amazon Prime for free , head to the ‘ Setting ’ section of ‘ Your Account ’ .
Then follow @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Your Prime Membership' • To cancel a free trial , click 'Do not continue ' - this is the second option on the left-hand side of the page • Note : If you select 'Do not continue ' for your free trial , you 'll still be able to receive the benefits until the final - 30th - day • On the final day , your membership will cancel , and your card wo n't be charged • Amazon says if you later change your mind and choose to continue your membership instead @ @ @ @ @ @ @ clicking 'Continue membership ' in 'Your Account ' .
You can opt out at any point during the free trial period .
Anyone who has let their subscription run over by mistake , and have found themselves with a £79 bill , may be able to claim a refund .
Amazon says paid-up members who haven ’ t used their Amazon Prime benefits , such as Prime Video and one-day delivery , will be able to claim their money back .
To cancel , click ‘ End membership ’ .
This is the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the ‘ Your Account ’ page .
Amazon scans the account ’ s history and if a user qualifies , a full refund will be applied .
Users can also claim a partial refund , if they decide they no longer want to continue with Amazon Prime after using it for a few months .
Log in and follow the instructions to request this .
Amazon can also be contacted by phone or email .

While Amazon Prime Day allows new customers to get the benefits of next-day delivery and Prime Video for a month, forgetting to cancel the free trial can lead to a £79 bill
How to cancel Amazon Prime if you joined the free trial just for Prime Day 2021
Amazon Prime Day is back, and this year runs over a 48-hour period from June 21 to 22.
Anyone who signs up to the retail giant’s 30-day free trial - giving access to Prime Video and next-day deliveries - must remember to cancel their subscription in a few weeks, or face a £79 bill.
Thousands of people are expected to join the trial subscription to take part in the annual sale, and they must cancel within the 30 day period to avoid paying the out the monthly fee.
The reason this happens is that when anyone registers - for free or otherwise - their bank details are automatically enrolled into a contract.
That contract charges subscribers as and when the next payment is due.
Those who don’t cancel before the 30th day could therefore be slapped with a pretty big bill.
Anyone wishing to continue with the subscription, can, while those who don’t can follow the guide below on how to cancel Prime without any hassle.
How to cancel a free Amazon Prime trial
Image: AFP) AFP)
To cancel Amazon Prime for free, head to the ‘Setting’ section of ‘Your Account’. Then follow these steps:
Go to 'Manage Your Prime Membership' To cancel a free trial, click 'Do not continue' - this is the second option on the left-hand side of the page Note: If you select 'Do not continue' for your free trial, you'll still be able to receive the benefits until the final - 30th - day On the final day, your membership will cancel, and your card won't be charged Amazon says if you later change your mind and choose to continue your membership instead, you can revert your decision by clicking 'Continue membership' in 'Your Account'. You can opt out at any point during the free trial period.
My subscription accidentally ran over
Anyone who has let their subscription run over by mistake, and have found themselves with a £79 bill, may be able to claim a refund.
Amazon says paid-up members who haven’t used their Amazon Prime benefits, such as Prime Video and one-day delivery, will be able to claim their money back.
To cancel, click ‘End membership’. This is the second option on the left-hand side of the ‘Your Account’ page.
Amazon scans the account’s history and if a user qualifies, a full refund will be applied.
Users can also claim a partial refund, if they decide they no longer want to continue with Amazon Prime after using it for a few months.
Log in and follow the instructions to request this.
Amazon can also be contacted by phone or email.


thedailymirror--2020-10-12--David Walliams discovers life-changing family secret about great-grandad

David Walliams has discovered his paternal great-grandfather was a First World War hero driven insane by the horrors of battle .
The Britain ’ s Got Talent star also found out in BBC1 ’ s Who Do You Think You Are ?
that he is descended from a blind traveller who begged for a living as an organ-grinder .
John George Boorman , a married labourer with three kids , enlisted in the Grenadier Guards in 1914 aged 32 .
By 1915 he was in the trenches , facing a landscape ravaged by shells and strewn with corpses .
Looking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ If you want to imagine hell , it ’ s like this.
” Shell-shocked after a few months , he returned to Britain but was sent back to the slaughter of the Somme in 1916 .
He later fought at the bloody battle of Passchendaele .
Visiting the site of the trenches , Walliams , 49 , is told that his great grandad was sent over the top to face the Germans at 4.30am on July 31 , 1917 , shells flying and bodies all around him .
Shaken Walliams says : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Wounded , the horror stayed and in 1919 John was sent to an asylum in Surrey .
He sadly died there in 1962.Walliams ’ great-great-grandfather on his mother ’ s side , William Haines , was also struck by tragedy when he was blinded by surgery to correct cataracts in the 1880s .
In 1896 , he left Salisbury to beg at Portsmouth docks with an organ , a monkey and two of his kids .
By 1911 , William was running a variety of funfair attractions and the family were making a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ part by William ’ s “ energetic and dynamic wife ” Julia .
Visiting the sort of wagon the family would have lived in , Walliams declares : “ It ’ s beautiful .
What an extraordinary lifestyle .
I had no idea I came from travelling people .
My granny never mentioned it.
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Next Monday , October 19 , 9pm BBC1 .
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David Walliams discovered a huge secret about his great-grandad during an appearance on Who Do You Think You Are? and it appeared to shock his family
David Walliams has discovered his paternal great-grandfather was a First World War hero driven insane by the horrors of battle.
The Britain’s Got Talent star also found out in BBC1’s Who Do You Think You Are? that he is descended from a blind traveller who begged for a living as an organ-grinder.
John George Boorman, a married labourer with three kids, enlisted in the Grenadier Guards in 1914 aged 32.
By 1915 he was in the trenches, facing a landscape ravaged by shells and strewn with corpses. Looking at a picture, Walliams says: “If you want to imagine hell, it’s like this.”
Shell-shocked after a few months, he returned to Britain but was sent back to the slaughter of the Somme in 1916.
Image: BBC/Wall to Wall Media Ltd/Stephen Perry) BBC/Wall to Wall Media Ltd/Stephen Perry)
He later fought at the bloody battle of Passchendaele.
Visiting the site of the trenches, Walliams, 49, is told that his great grandad was sent over the top to face the Germans at 4.30am on July 31, 1917, shells flying and bodies all around him.
Shaken Walliams says: “Death is everywhere. Terrifying.”
Wounded, the horror stayed and in 1919 John was sent to an asylum in Surrey.
Image: BBC/Wall to Wall/Kathleen Williams) BBC/Wall to Wall/Kathleen Williams)
Image: BBC/Wall to Wall/Kathleen Williams) BBC/Wall to Wall/Kathleen Williams)
He sadly died there in 1962.Walliams’ great-great-grandfather on his mother’s side, William Haines, was also struck by tragedy when he was blinded by surgery to correct cataracts in the 1880s.
In 1896, he left Salisbury to beg at Portsmouth docks with an organ, a monkey and two of his kids.
Walliams laughs: “A blind musician from Portsmouth? The perfect BGT contestant. He’d win hands down.”
Image: Daily Mirror) Daily Mirror)
Image: BBC/Wall to Wall/Kathleen Williams) BBC/Wall to Wall/Kathleen Williams)
By 1911, William was running a variety of funfair attractions and the family were making a good living, helped in no small part by William’s “energetic and dynamic wife” Julia.
Visiting the sort of wagon the family would have lived in, Walliams declares: “It’s beautiful. What an extraordinary lifestyle. I had no idea I came from travelling people. My granny never mentioned it.”
*Who Do You Think You Are? Next Monday, October 19, 9pm BBC1.
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thedailymirror--2020-10-12--Jacqueline Jossa hits back at trolls after letting daughter Mia, 2, drink tea

Jacqueline Jossa has hit back at the haters after they trolled her for letting daughter Mia , two , drink hot cups of tea .
The former EastEnders actress , who played Lauren Branning , took to her Instagram to tell followers her little tot `` loves it '' after receiving backlash online .
She enjoyed a tea break outside with her daughter , and Mia had her own cup which was `` weak '' , according to the ex-soap star .
But Jac 's fans were n't impressed and quickly commented on the situation , to which she explained @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and our coffee .
Obviously mummy 's got coffee , Mia 's got a little tea .
`` Just for all the haters out there , she has it very , very , very weak .
It 's mostly milk with a little bit of tea .
`` She loves it and we have it every morning .
She 's got hers - look how much she loves it .
And mummy 's got hers - needed . ''
The star , 27 , then took a sip and admitted her cuppa was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` It is quite cold but Mia wants to sit outside .
`` She wants to have her cup of tea outside , like my mum likes to have her tea outside .
`` That 's probably why .
Hopefully we 'll go back in soon . ''
Jacqueline has two daughters - Mia and five-year-old Ella - who she shares with husband Dan Osborne .
The married couple have been from strength-to-strength in recent months after their relationship hit the headlines when former TOWIE star Dan confessed to cheating on his wife @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wrong and are working on their marriage together , as well as focusing on their two girls .
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Jacqueline Jossa was forced to hit back at trolls after she let her toddler daughter Mia, two, drink tea as they enjoyed a quick break outside together
Jacqueline Jossa has hit back at the haters after they trolled her for letting daughter Mia, two, drink hot cups of tea.
The former EastEnders actress, who played Lauren Branning, took to her Instagram to tell followers her little tot "loves it" after receiving backlash online.
She enjoyed a tea break outside with her daughter, and Mia had her own cup which was "weak", according to the ex-soap star.
But Jac's fans weren't impressed and quickly commented on the situation, to which she explained: "We've got our tea and our coffee. Obviously mummy's got coffee, Mia's got a little tea.
Image: Jacqueline Jossa/Instagram) Jacqueline Jossa/Instagram)
"Just for all the haters out there, she has it very, very, very weak. It's mostly milk with a little bit of tea.
"She loves it and we have it every morning. She's got hers - look how much she loves it. And mummy's got hers - needed."
The star, 27, then took a sip and admitted her cuppa was "lovely".
Image: Jacqueline Jossa/Instagram) Jacqueline Jossa/Instagram)
Jac continued: "It is quite cold but Mia wants to sit outside.
"She wants to have her cup of tea outside, like my mum likes to have her tea outside.
"That's probably why. Hopefully we'll go back in soon."
Image: Jacqueline Jossa/Instagram) Jacqueline Jossa/Instagram)
Jacqueline has two daughters - Mia and five-year-old Ella - who she shares with husband Dan Osborne.
The married couple have been from strength-to-strength in recent months after their relationship hit the headlines when former TOWIE star Dan confessed to cheating on his wife.
But the pair have proved critics wrong and are working on their marriage together, as well as focusing on their two girls.
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thedailymirror--2020-10-12--Man who had dismissed Covid-19 left 'gasping' in hospital from 'evil virus'

A businessman who dismissed the seriousness of coronavirus has issued a chilling warning after nearly dying from the `` evil thing '' .
Trevor Jones , 57 , from Bolton , was left fighting for his life in a hospital bed and gasping for breath just days after contracting the virus which he said he thought would never `` hit him '' .
Now recovering from the virus , Mr Jones is still out of breath just brushing his teeth , Manchester Evening News reports .
Just days after testing positive for Covid-19 , Mr Jones , who suffers from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ found himself in a bed at Royal Bolton Hospital being given oxygen from a tank to help him breathe .
Now the building firm owner has spoken out about his experience in the hope that others will take his warning seriously .
Mr Jones tested positive for coronavirus in late-September after having some trouble with shortness of breath .
He said : `` I just did n't feel right .
`` I knew there was something wrong .
I went home and my wife told me I should go for a test .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ drastically and my lad had to take me to hospital .
`` I felt like I could n't breathe and they took a look at me and at first they thought I was well enough to go home .
`` I ca n't explain how it effects you , I was so agitated that I could n't sleep that night .
I stayed up all night sat on the bed . ''
The next day Mr Jones 's symptoms had become worse and he said he was finding breathing increasingly difficult .
His @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he was transferred down to a coronavirus ward .
By this time , he says he was 'slipping in and out of consciousness ' and was desperately in need of treatment .
Mr Jones said : `` I was fighting for my life at that point .
`` I could n't breathe and they had me on oxygen .
I thought I was n't going to pull through .
`` I was on a course of drugs and I was getting injections in my stomach every few hours .
I was gasping for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ n't until the end of the week that I started to feel better and knew I was n't going to die .
But that was about seven or ten days after I first got it .
`` It 's an evil thing and it feels like it 's trying to drown you .
You 're fighting non-stop and you feel like if you do n't fight you 're going to die . ''
During his time in hospital , Mr Jones says he was on a number of different medications but was seriously @ @ @ @ @ @ @ experience .
When he began to feel better , doctors slowly reduced his extra oxygen until he could breathe without it .
Days after being discharged from the ward he has begun to recover but is still struggling with shortness of breath .
During his time in hospital he lost one-and-a-half stone in weight and developed problems with his eyesight which is expected to return to normal in time .
Doctors say it is likely to take months for him to fully recover and Mr Jones admits he was shocked by how seriously @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a short time .
Mr Jones said : `` It 's the worst time of my life by far .
I 'm still out of breath now just brushing my teeth . ''
`` It 's horrible , anybody who says it 's just a bit of man flu I hope they do n't get it , I just feel if you can stay away from it until there 's a vaccine you 've got to do it .
`` I absolutely did n't realise how serious it was , I thought I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I was ill coming back from Spain .
`` The doctor asked me if I 'd been to China but I 'd only been to Spain .
I was very ill but it was n't even in the same league as this .
`` I treated it as though I was n't going to catch it and I thought even if I did it would only be a bit of a cough .
`` Maybe to young people they can get it and have a headache for a couple of days and move @ @ @ @ @ @ @ my age with an underlying problem like asthma it 's a killer .
It could kill you . ''
During his time in hospital , Mr Jones said there were more than 60 other coronavirus patients on the wards and sadly some died while he was there .
However , when he has spoken about his experience with Covid-19 on social media he says there are a lot of people who do not believe him .
Mr Jones said : `` The annoying thing about it is when you put these posts on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you get these people saying you 're lying .
I 'm not lying .
`` I could n't get up at first walk to the toilet in the hospital so I was allowed to walk about to exercise my legs and I walked about the ward so I know exactly how many people are in there .
`` I could remember their faces and what beds they 're in .
Mr Jones thanked all the `` absolutely fabulous '' staff working in the coronavirus wards at Royal Bolton Hospital for their help .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ blood plasma which is used to help other people suffering from the virus .

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Trevor Jones from Bolton, found himself in hospital being given oxygen from a tank to help him breathe just days after he tested for coronavirus after believing it wouldn't 'hit him'
Man who had dismissed Covid-19 left 'gasping for breath' in hospital from 'evil virus'
A businessman who dismissed the seriousness of coronavirus has issued a chilling warning after nearly dying from the "evil thing".
Trevor Jones, 57, from Bolton, was left fighting for his life in a hospital bed and gasping for breath just days after contracting the virus which he said he thought would never "hit him".
Now recovering from the virus, Mr Jones is still out of breath just brushing his teeth, Manchester Evening News reports.
Just days after testing positive for Covid-19, Mr Jones, who suffers from mild asthma since he was young, found himself in a bed at Royal Bolton Hospital being given oxygen from a tank to help him breathe.
Now the building firm owner has spoken out about his experience in the hope that others will take his warning seriously.
Image: Trevor Jones/MEN Media) Trevor Jones/MEN Media)
Mr Jones tested positive for coronavirus in late-September after having some trouble with shortness of breath.
He said: "I just didn't feel right.
"I knew there was something wrong. I went home and my wife told me I should go for a test. I got tested but things went downhill drastically and my lad had to take me to hospital.
"I felt like I couldn't breathe and they took a look at me and at first they thought I was well enough to go home.
Image: Trevor Jones/MEN Media) Trevor Jones/MEN Media)
"I can't explain how it effects you, I was so agitated that I couldn't sleep that night. I stayed up all night sat on the bed."
The next day Mr Jones's symptoms had become worse and he said he was finding breathing increasingly difficult.
His wife took him back to hospital where he was transferred down to a coronavirus ward.
By this time, he says he was 'slipping in and out of consciousness' and was desperately in need of treatment.
Mr Jones said: "I was fighting for my life at that point.
"I couldn't breathe and they had me on oxygen. I thought I wasn't going to pull through.
Image: MEN Media) MEN Media)
"I was on a course of drugs and I was getting injections in my stomach every few hours. I was gasping for breath for days.
"It wasn't until the end of the week that I started to feel better and knew I wasn't going to die. But that was about seven or ten days after I first got it.
"It's an evil thing and it feels like it's trying to drown you. You're fighting non-stop and you feel like if you don't fight you're going to die."
During his time in hospital, Mr Jones says he was on a number of different medications but was seriously concerned that he might not survive the experience.
When he began to feel better, doctors slowly reduced his extra oxygen until he could breathe without it.
Days after being discharged from the ward he has begun to recover but is still struggling with shortness of breath.
Image: POOL/AFP via Getty Images) POOL/AFP via Getty Images)
During his time in hospital he lost one-and-a-half stone in weight and developed problems with his eyesight which is expected to return to normal in time.
Doctors say it is likely to take months for him to fully recover and Mr Jones admits he was shocked by how seriously ill the virus made him in such a short time.
Mr Jones said: "It's the worst time of my life by far. I'm still out of breath now just brushing my teeth."
"It's horrible, anybody who says it's just a bit of man flu I hope they don't get it, I just feel if you can stay away from it until there's a vaccine you've got to do it.
"I absolutely didn't realise how serious it was, I thought I'd had it in March actually because I was ill coming back from Spain.
"The doctor asked me if I'd been to China but I'd only been to Spain. I was very ill but it wasn't even in the same league as this.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
"I treated it as though I wasn't going to catch it and I thought even if I did it would only be a bit of a cough.
"Maybe to young people they can get it and have a headache for a couple of days and move on.
"But for someone at my age with an underlying problem like asthma it's a killer. It could kill you."
During his time in hospital, Mr Jones said there were more than 60 other coronavirus patients on the wards and sadly some died while he was there.
However, when he has spoken about his experience with Covid-19 on social media he says there are a lot of people who do not believe him.
Mr Jones said: "The annoying thing about it is when you put these posts on Facebook to explain it to people and you get these people saying you're lying. I'm not lying.
"I couldn't get up at first walk to the toilet in the hospital so I was allowed to walk about to exercise my legs and I walked about the ward so I know exactly how many people are in there.
"I could remember their faces and what beds they're in.
Mr Jones thanked all the "absolutely fabulous" staff working in the coronavirus wards at Royal Bolton Hospital for their help.
Once he recovers he plans to donate blood plasma which is used to help other people suffering from the virus.


thedailymirror--2020-10-12--What's everyone is saying about the Premier League Project Big Picture

Some of the country 's biggest football clubs have come together to outline a secret plan that has rocked football to its core .
Named `` Project Big Picture '' , owners of Liverpool and Manchester United have proposed the biggest shake-up to the Premier League in years .
It includes a huge wedge of cash injected into the EFL but will also see the League Cup and Community Shield scrapped .
Perhaps the most radical change is that the top clubs would earn around £160m compared to as little as £40m at the bottom The plan has been branded @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , displacing and distorting power among the `` Top Six '' - while some have also praised the ambition shown .
Here , Mirror sport takes a look at what has been said about the proposals .
“ It is two of our great clubs showing leadership when it is needed , exercising great responsibility , and from the EFL point of view it is making our clubs sustainable and bridging the gap between the top of the Championship and the bottom of the Premier League .
`` The principal part of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ formation of the Premier League which , all being well , will set up the pyramid for the next 25 years .
The proposal is designed for the greater good of English football.
” “ Football has many stakeholders , therefore this work should be carried out through the proper channels enabling all clubs and stakeholders the opportunity to contribute .
`` In the Premier League ’ s view , a number of the individual proposals in the plan…could have a damaging impact on the whole game and we are disappointed to see @ @ @ @ @ @ @ EFL , has given his on-the-record support.
” “ It ’ s clear that this proposal does not command support throughout the Premier League .
It is exactly this type of backroom dealing that undermines trust in football governance .
`` In terms of support for EFL clubs , we have been given assurances by both the Premier League and the EFL that they have no intention to let any club go bust due to Covid and we know that they have the means to prevent this from happening within their existing mechanisms @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Premier League and the EFL to continue to work constructively to come up with a deal that provides a comprehensive package of scores for the whole football family.
” What are your thoughts on Project Big Picture ?
Have your say below .
“ We are surprised and disappointed that at a time of crisis , when we have urged the top tiers of professional football to come together and finalise a deal to help lower-league clubs , there appear to be backroom deals being cooked up that would create a closed shop @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” “ Once again it appears that big decisions in football are apparently being stitched up behind our backs by billionaire club owners who continue to treat football as their personal fiefdom .
`` Football is far more than a business to be carved up ; it is part of our communities and our heritage , and football fans are its lifeblood .
`` As football ’ s most important stakeholders , it is crucial that fans are consulted and involved in the game ’ s decision-making.
” “ We have long believed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ football is the cliff edge between the Premier League and Championship finances and we are in support of developing any discussions where this is firmly on the agenda.
” “ This has got some questionable elements – it ’ s not perfect but they might just be negotiating points .
The bit I ’ m thinking of is the proposal for six big clubs in the Premier League to dominate the voting .
`` If that was done as a simple majority , that would be an improvement on where we are today @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to pass any rule change .
`` I think that is the part that people are railing against as far as I can see.
” “ We have to be very grateful that there is now a plan on the table ( for a financial package ) , and I would like to praise Rick Parry and the EFL for driving this forward .
`` I just feel it ’ s probably going to come at a cost that maybe at this time could have been avoided .
I ’ d agree that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ restructure , but I don ’ t think now is the time to do that .
`` You ’ re grateful there is something emerging , but tinged with some disappointment that it would appear that there will be a lot of conditions attached , and it has to be voted in – and I ’ m not quite sure everybody will vote for this.
” “ It appears to me that whilst the principles are agreed between some parties , the detail still needs to be understood and accepted by others .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ know it does appear to represent a fairer and sustainable way forward for the football family.
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Liverpool and Manchester United's owners have conjured up a plan that would bring about the most radical changes to the Premier League since its inception in 1992
Premier League Project Big Picture: What different levels of English game are saying about new proposal
Some of the country's biggest football clubs have come together to outline a secret plan that has rocked football to its core.
Named "Project Big Picture", owners of Liverpool and Manchester United have proposed the biggest shake-up to the Premier League in years.
It includes a huge wedge of cash injected into the EFL but will also see the League Cup and Community Shield scrapped.
Perhaps the most radical change is that the top clubs would earn around £160m compared to as little as £40m at the bottom
The plan has been branded controversial and unfair to the smaller clubs, displacing and distorting power among the "Top Six" - while some have also praised the ambition shown.
Here, Mirror sport takes a look at what has been said about the proposals.
Image: Action Images) Action Images)
EFL chairman Rick Parry
“It is two of our great clubs showing leadership when it is needed, exercising great responsibility, and from the EFL point of view it is making our clubs sustainable and bridging the gap between the top of the Championship and the bottom of the Premier League.
"The principal part of the story is the biggest reset since the formation of the Premier League which, all being well, will set up the pyramid for the next 25 years. The proposal is designed for the greater good of English football.”
Premier League
“Football has many stakeholders, therefore this work should be carried out through the proper channels enabling all clubs and stakeholders the opportunity to contribute.
"In the Premier League’s view, a number of the individual proposals in the plan…could have a damaging impact on the whole game and we are disappointed to see that Rick Parry, chair of the EFL, has given his on-the-record support.”
Prime Minister’s official spokesman
“It’s clear that this proposal does not command support throughout the Premier League. It is exactly this type of backroom dealing that undermines trust in football governance.
"In terms of support for EFL clubs, we have been given assurances by both the Premier League and the EFL that they have no intention to let any club go bust due to Covid and we know that they have the means to prevent this from happening within their existing mechanisms.
"We would strongly urge the Premier League and the EFL to continue to work constructively to come up with a deal that provides a comprehensive package of scores for the whole football family.”
What are your thoughts on Project Big Picture? Have your say below.
Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport
“We are surprised and disappointed that at a time of crisis, when we have urged the top tiers of professional football to come together and finalise a deal to help lower-league clubs, there appear to be backroom deals being cooked up that would create a closed shop at the very top of the game.”
Football Supporters’ Association
“Once again it appears that big decisions in football are apparently being stitched up behind our backs by billionaire club owners who continue to treat football as their personal fiefdom.
"Football is far more than a business to be carved up; it is part of our communities and our heritage, and football fans are its lifeblood.
"As football’s most important stakeholders, it is crucial that fans are consulted and involved in the game’s decision-making.”
Stoke joint chairman John Coates
“We have long believed that the major long-term issue facing English football is the cliff edge between the Premier League and Championship finances and we are in support of developing any discussions where this is firmly on the agenda.”
Forest Green chairman Dale Vince
“This has got some questionable elements – it’s not perfect but they might just be negotiating points. The bit I’m thinking of is the proposal for six big clubs in the Premier League to dominate the voting.
"If that was done as a simple majority, that would be an improvement on where we are today where it takes 14 out of 20 to pass any rule change.
"I think that is the part that people are railing against as far as I can see.”
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Rochdale chief executive David Bottomley
“We have to be very grateful that there is now a plan on the table (for a financial package), and I would like to praise Rick Parry and the EFL for driving this forward.
"I just feel it’s probably going to come at a cost that maybe at this time could have been avoided. I’d agree that perhaps the game does need a complete restructure, but I don’t think now is the time to do that.
"You’re grateful there is something emerging, but tinged with some disappointment that it would appear that there will be a lot of conditions attached, and it has to be voted in – and I’m not quite sure everybody will vote for this.”
Southend chairman Ron Martin
“It appears to me that whilst the principles are agreed between some parties, the detail still needs to be understood and accepted by others.
"Nevertheless, from what we do know it does appear to represent a fairer and sustainable way forward for the football family.”
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thedailymirror--2020-10-12--BGT hit with more than 2000 Ofcom complaints mostly over BLM-inspired comedy

Britain 's Got Talent drew to a close over the weekend , comedy singer Jon Courtenay being crowned champ and the show wrapping up for another year .
And after a year that saw broadcast regulator Ofcom swamped with complaints about the show , it capped off the series by receiving more than 2000 complaints .
Most of these , Ofcom says , were to do with comedian Nabil Abdulrashid 's comedy set .
Earlier in the series , complaints soared to more than 24,000 after new judge Ashley Banjo and his Diversity dance troupe pals performed a Black Lives @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by the performance , as did ITV , with Ofcom ruling it did not need to be investigated .
Judge Amanda Holden 's dress during one of the semi-final also reportedly became a target of complaints .
During Nabil 's routine , the funnyman poked fun at the fact that his performances in previous weeks had sparked complaints .
`` I am glad we are here , I thought we would n't make it , '' he mused , `` A lot of complaints , they complained because we said black lives matter @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be honest with you , I 'm shocked that many of them know how to write .
They sent thousands of angry letters , hopefully , if I annoy them today , they can progress on to words . ''
He went on to joke : `` They wrote complaints about me , that 's what upsets me .
`` What have I said to offend anybody ?
You think I came out here and said something really inflammatory like Winston Churchill was black – by the way , he was .
I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the last time you saw a white man named Winston ? ''
Nabil later added : `` I know what it 's like to get a few complaints .
`` There are two ways you can react , you can bend to pressure or you can be unapologetically yourself .
It 's not even about being black it ’ s about being unapologetically you . ''
Ofcom told Metro : `` We have received 2094 complaints about this programme , most of which relate to Nabil Abdulrashid 's performance . ''
Following the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ruled : `` We carefully considered a large number of complaints about this artistic routine , an area where freedom of expression is particularly important .
`` Diversity 's performance referred to challenging and potentially controversial subjects , and in our view , its central message was a call for social cohesion and unity .
`` Any depictions of violence by the performers were highly stylised and symbolic of recent global events , and there was no explicit reference to any particular political organisation – but rather a message that the lives of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not be taking this case on to formal investigation . ''
Mirror Online has reached out to ITV , Ofcom and Nabil for further comment .

Britain's Got Talent has once again been flooded with complaints lodged with broadcast regulator Ofcom
BGT hit with more than 2,000 Ofcom complaints mostly over BLM-inspired comedy
Britain's Got Talent drew to a close over the weekend, comedy singer Jon Courtenay being crowned champ and the show wrapping up for another year.
And after a year that saw broadcast regulator Ofcom swamped with complaints about the show, it capped off the series by receiving more than 2,000 complaints.
Most of these, Ofcom says, were to do with comedian Nabil Abdulrashid's comedy set.
Earlier in the series, complaints soared to more than 24,000 after new judge Ashley Banjo and his Diversity dance troupe pals performed a Black Lives Matter-inspired routine.
Ashley and Diversity stood by the performance, as did ITV, with Ofcom ruling it did not need to be investigated.
Judge Amanda Holden's dress during one of the semi-final also reportedly became a target of complaints.
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During Nabil's routine, the funnyman poked fun at the fact that his performances in previous weeks had sparked complaints.
"I am glad we are here, I thought we wouldn't make it," he mused, "A lot of complaints, they complained because we said black lives matter.
"Thousands of complaints. To be honest with you, I'm shocked that many of them know how to write. They sent thousands of angry letters, hopefully, if I annoy them today, they can progress on to words."
He went on to joke: "They wrote complaints about me, that's what upsets me.
Image: Dymond/Thames/Syco/REX/Shutterstock) Dymond/Thames/Syco/REX/Shutterstock)
Image: Dymond/Thames/Syco/REX/Shutterstock) Dymond/Thames/Syco/REX/Shutterstock)
"What have I said to offend anybody? You think I came out here and said something really inflammatory like Winston Churchill was black – by the way, he was. I can prove it.
"When was the last time you saw a white man named Winston?"
Nabil later added: "I know what it's like to get a few complaints.
"There are two ways you can react, you can bend to pressure or you can be unapologetically yourself. It's not even about being black it’s about being unapologetically you."
Image: Dymond/Thames/Syco/REX/Shutterstock) Dymond/Thames/Syco/REX/Shutterstock) Image: ITV) ITV)
Ofcom told Metro : "We have received 2094 complaints about this programme, most of which relate to Nabil Abdulrashid's performance."
Following the reaction to Diversity's performance, Ofcom ruled: "We carefully considered a large number of complaints about this artistic routine, an area where freedom of expression is particularly important.
"Diversity's performance referred to challenging and potentially controversial subjects, and in our view, its central message was a call for social cohesion and unity.
Image: ITV) ITV)
"Any depictions of violence by the performers were highly stylised and symbolic of recent global events, and there was no explicit reference to any particular political organisation – but rather a message that the lives of black people matter.
"We will not be taking this case on to formal investigation."
Mirror Online has reached out to ITV, Ofcom and Nabil for further comment.