thedailymirror--2020-11-11--Top doctor urges Brits to consider 'mum test' and get coronavirus vaccine

Health chiefs are calling on the public to urge elderly and vulnerable family members to get the Covid-19 vaccine as soon as possible .
England ’ s deputy chief medical officer Professor Jonathan Van-Tam said he is confident the jab is safe .
He added he has told his 78-year-old mother to have the inoculation at the earliest opportunity .
He wants other people to make sure their parents or grandparents get the jab to protect them from the virus .
Prof Van-Tam said : “ I think the ‘ mum test ’ is very important here .
“ My @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 79 shortly , and I have already said to her , ‘ Mum , make sure when you are called you are ready .
Be ready to take this up , this is really important for you because of your age ’ .
” He volunteered to work evenings and weekends to vaccinate people himself , adding : “ We need speed and high uptake to get the big win here.
” At a No10 briefing Prof Van-Tam added he was willing to be “ at the front of the queue ” to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Boris Johnson and Keir Starmer also said they would be prepared to get the jab if they qualify for it amid concern over uptake .
Official figures yesterday showed the UK has become the first country in Europe to pass 50,000 Covid deaths .
A further 595 people have died – the highest daily figure since May –taking the total to 50,365 .
Mr Johnson said that with rapid mass-testing and the hopes for a vaccine by Christmas , the battle is now in a “ different phase ” .
He added @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were , two boxing gloves to pummel the disease in the weeks and months that follow .
“ But I ’ ve got to stress that we ’ re not out of the woods yet .
“ It does require everybody to follow the guidance – do the right thing , to suppress the disease in the way that we all understand.
” He added : “ Behind these numbers is a devastated family , one for every death , and they have to be uppermost in our mind .
“ The Government @ @ @ @ @ @ @ haven ’ t learned the lesson going into phase two .
We owe it to all of the families who are grieving to get on top of the virus and head towards a vaccine .
“ That ’ s what the Government must absolutely focus on now.
” The figures only include people who died within 28 days of testing positive for coronavirus .
There are more than 60,000 deaths where coronavirus was mentioned on the death certificate .
The Government has drawn up a priority list for those receiving the jab – @ @ @ @ @ @ @ company BioNTech – with care home residents and staff at the top of the list , followed by frontline NHS workers and the over-80s .
But some Tory MPs have privately suggested that , to help the economic recovery , working-age people should get the jab ahead of the elderly .
There were reports that on the Tory WhatsApp messaging group , one member of Parliament asked whether MPs ought to be one of the groups to get it early on .
It is hoped that if people encourage loved ones to get @ @ @ @ @ @ @ campaigners who oppose vaccinations .
The PM dismissed claims the vaccine is unsafe as “ nonsense ” .
Prof Van-Tam , 56 , said he would happily have the jab first if he was allowed – but that he is not in a high priority group .
He added : “ If I could morally be at the front of the queue , then I would do so , because I absolutely trust the [ Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency ] on safety ...
But we have to target the highest risk @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be available for all via the NHS and had “ no inkling ” of any plans for it to be also available privately .
Prof Van-Tam admitted distributing the vaccine would be a challenge but added “ an army of people ” had worked for months on logistics and he was “ very reassured ” it will run smoothly .
Nightingale Hospitals are expected to be used as vaccination centres .
GPs say they will need support to administer the jab as health bosses acknowledged some family doctor services may need to be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ official spokesman said : “ Any vaccines which are determined for use will undergo a vigorous series of safety checks .
They will be absolutely safe for the public to use .
“ The [ PM ] would therefore be very happy to take the vaccine himself.
” Mr Starmer said : “ I ’ d be first in line if that ’ s what people want but I don ’ t want to go to the front of the queue .
I ’ ll take my place like everybody else .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can to encourage as many people as possible to have the vaccine.
” The Government has said the first doses may be ready by December 1 .
Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham said the second wave of Covid cases in the region seems to have peaked .
The weekly infection rate fell for the first time since August .
But figures showed intensive care capacity had reached 79 % and there had been a sharp rise in the number of Covid patients in non-critical care .
The PM is facing pressure not to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with senior Tories forming a group to resist any such move .
A pilot scheme for relatives to get a Covid test before visiting care home residents will start within days .

Professor Jonathan Van-Tam says he's already told his mum to make sure she's ready for the vaccine as soon as she's called up. He is confident it is safe and nearly ready to be handed out
Top doctor urges Brits to consider 'mum test' and get coronavirus vaccine
A health boss is so sure about the Covid jab he is encouraging his mum to take it.
Professor Jonathan Van-Tam, England’s deputy chief medical officer, is calling on other people to ensure their loved ones have it too.
He said he is confident the vaccine is safe, adding he told his 78-year-old mum: “Be ready to take this up – this is really important for you because of your age.”
The UK is Europe’s first country to pass 50,000 Covid deaths.
Health chiefs are calling on the public to urge elderly and vulnerable family members to get the Covid-19 vaccine as soon as possible.
Professor Van-Tam said he is confident the jab is safe. He added he has told his mother to have the inoculation at the earliest opportunity.
He wants other people to make sure their parents or grandparents get the jab to protect them from the virus.
Prof Van-Tam said: “I think the ‘mum test’ is very important here.
“My mum is 78, she will be 79 shortly, and I have already said to her, ‘Mum, make sure when you are called you are ready. Be ready to take this up, this is really important for you because of your age’.”
Image: Pippa Fowles / No 10 Downing Street) Pippa Fowles / No 10 Downing Street)
He volunteered to work evenings and weekends to vaccinate people himself, adding: “We need speed and high uptake to get the big win here.” At a No10 briefing Prof Van-Tam added he was willing to be “at the front of the queue” to get vaccinated to prove it was safe.
Boris Johnson and Keir Starmer also said they would be prepared to get the jab if they qualify for it amid concern over uptake.
Official figures yesterday showed the UK has become the first country in Europe to pass 50,000 Covid deaths.
A further 595 people have died – the highest daily figure since May –taking the total to 50,365.
Mr Johnson said that with rapid mass-testing and the hopes for a vaccine by Christmas, the battle is now in a “different phase”.
He added: “You have, as it were, two boxing gloves to pummel the disease in the weeks and months that follow.
“But I’ve got to stress that we’re not out of the woods yet.
“It does require everybody to follow the guidance – do the right thing, to suppress the disease in the way that we all understand.”
Labour leader Keir Starmer called the 50,000 deaths a “grim milestone”.
He added: “Behind these numbers is a devastated family, one for every death, and they have to be uppermost in our mind.
“The Government was slow at phase one and they haven’t learned the lesson going into phase two. We owe it to all of the families who are grieving to get on top of the virus and head towards a vaccine.
“That’s what the Government must absolutely focus on now.”
The figures only include people who died within 28 days of testing positive for coronavirus.
There are more than 60,000 deaths where coronavirus was mentioned on the death certificate.
The Government has drawn up a priority list for those receiving the jab – created by US firm Pfizer and German company BioNTech – with care home residents and staff at the top of the list, followed by frontline NHS workers and the over-80s.
But some Tory MPs have privately suggested that, to help the economic recovery, working-age people should get the jab ahead of the elderly.
There were reports that on the Tory WhatsApp messaging group, one member of Parliament asked whether MPs ought to be one of the groups to get it early on.
It is hoped that if people encourage loved ones to get the jab it will deflect warnings of campaigners who oppose vaccinations.
The PM dismissed claims the vaccine is unsafe as “nonsense”.
Prof Van-Tam, 56, said he would happily have the jab first if he was allowed – but that he is not in a high priority group.
He added: “If I could morally be at the front of the queue, then I would do so, because I absolutely trust the [Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency] on safety... But we have to target the highest risk individuals.”
He said the jab must be available for all via the NHS and had “no inkling” of any plans for it to be also available privately.
Prof Van-Tam admitted distributing the vaccine would be a challenge but added “an army of people” had worked for months on logistics and he was “very reassured” it will run smoothly.
Nightingale Hospitals are expected to be used as vaccination centres. GPs say they will need support to administer the jab as health bosses acknowledged some family doctor services may need to be scaled back.
The PM’s official spokesman said: “Any vaccines which are determined for use will undergo a vigorous series of safety checks. They will be absolutely safe for the public to use.
“The [PM] would therefore be very happy to take the vaccine himself.”
Mr Starmer said: “I’d be first in line if that’s what people want but I don’t want to go to the front of the queue. I’ll take my place like everybody else.
“But I would also do anything I can to encourage as many people as possible to have the vaccine.”
The Government has said the first doses may be ready by December 1.
Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham said the second wave of Covid cases in the region seems to have peaked. The weekly infection rate fell for the first time since August.
But figures showed intensive care capacity had reached 79% and there had been a sharp rise in the number of Covid patients in non-critical care.
The PM is facing pressure not to extend the national lockdown next month, with senior Tories forming a group to resist any such move.
A pilot scheme for relatives to get a Covid test before visiting care home residents will start within days.


thedailymirror--2020-11-12--MP battling cancer slams Jacob Rees-Mogg after she's banned from cancer debate

A Tory MP fighting breast cancer has slammed Jacob Rees-Mogg for suggesting that MPs who are working at home are “ shirking ” their duties .
Former Sports Minister Tracey Crouch , who announced her diagnosis in June , urged the Commons Leader to apologise and change the rules to let members who ca n't travel to the chamber contribute .
Tory imposed Commons rules mean that Ms Crouch was n't able to take part in a Westminster Hall debate on the future of breast cancer services and the impact of Covid-19 on breast cancer diagnosis .
Mr Rees-Mogg said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” to be struck , insisting that scrutiny of legislation is best done in person .
Ms Crouch said : `` He will be aware there is a debate in Westminster Hall today on breast cancer which , because of his ruling , some of us with real and current life experience of the disease are disappointingly unable to participate in .
“ Now , while I respect the Right Honourable Gentleman 's commitment to traditional parliamentary procedures , I ’ m sure if he was on the backbenches and not the fine @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is , he would be arguing forcefully for members to be able to contribute more often in proceedings by modern technology .
“ Perhaps even currying favour with you , Mr Speaker by suggesting that not every contribution to a debate requires an intervention .
“ Given that hybrid proceedings have been extended , would he please stop thinking those of us at home are shirking our duties – in fact , quite the opposite – and urgently reconsider virtual participation , even if just for general backbench and Westminster Hall debates.
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ begin by wishing ( Ms Crouch ) well , I think the whole House joins me in praying for her swift recovery .
“ She knows she is one of the most popular and respected members of this House who has campaigned on a cross-party basis on a number of issues very effectively , and so we all wish her extremely well .
“ I think the point with Westminster Hall is that that was brought back at a point at which the broadcasting facilities were already being fully utilised , so it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ whether we wanted to do it or not , it simply wasn ’ t an option , and the demand to bring back Westminster Hall was great across all parts of the House .
“ But members who are shielding , who are seriously , critically vulnerable , are able to participate in many aspects of the House ’ s business .
“ They are able to participate in interrogative sessions such as this one , they are able to vote by proxy , they are able to participate in select committees .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ a balance between the needs of honourable members and the needs of the House as a whole to proceed with its business .
“ And with debates , we do need to have the proper holding to account of ministers which is the purpose of the debates and to have the interventions that make a debate rather than a series of statements .
“ So it is a question of striking a careful balance in these difficult times between ensuring Parliament can serve its constituents in full and making sure that members can @ @ @ @ @ @ @ effectively as possible.
” Mr Rees-Mogg had earlier reiterated that MPs will not be allowed to return to voting remotely .
Shadow Commons leader Valerie Vaz said : “ It is no wonder the leader doesn ’ t want to return to remote voting , where you actually have to vote for yourself… ( David Davis ) was right , wasn ’ t he , when he said it is an affront to the House and everything the House stands for that there were all these 203 proxy votes cast by the whip.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Ms Vaz ) mentions ( Mr Davis ) who , of course , himself gave a proxy to the deputy chief whip and proved the efficacy of the system because he was able to take his proxy away and vote the way he wanted to having listened to the debate .
“ So this is a way that is working , it is effective , it has reduced the queues in the division lobbies – which , I know , was a great concern of ( Ms Vaz ) .
“ I ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in person .
Government business has to be carried through , important pieces of legislation have to be scrutinised , and this is best done in person , as we found when we were hybrid earlier in the year .
So there will not be a return to remote voting .
”

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Former Sports Minister Tracey Crouch, who announced her diagnosis in June, urged the Commons Leader to apologise and change the rules to let members who can't travel to the chamber contribute
A Tory MP fighting breast cancer has slammed Jacob Rees-Mogg for suggesting that MPs who are working at home are “shirking” their duties.
Former Sports Minister Tracey Crouch, who announced her diagnosis in June, urged the Commons Leader to apologise and change the rules to let members who can't travel to the chamber contribute.
Tory imposed Commons rules mean that Ms Crouch wasn't able to take part in a Westminster Hall debate on the future of breast cancer services and the impact of Covid-19 on breast cancer diagnosis.
Mr Rees-Mogg said that there is a “careful balance” to be struck, insisting that scrutiny of legislation is best done in person.
Ms Crouch said: "He will be aware there is a debate in Westminster Hall today on breast cancer which, because of his ruling, some of us with real and current life experience of the disease are disappointingly unable to participate in.
Image: Parliament TV) Parliament TV)
“Now, while I respect the Right Honourable Gentleman's commitment to traditional parliamentary procedures, I’m sure if he was on the backbenches and not the fine specimen of health and fitness he clearly is, he would be arguing forcefully for members to be able to contribute more often in proceedings by modern technology.
“Perhaps even currying favour with you, Mr Speaker by suggesting that not every contribution to a debate requires an intervention.
“Given that hybrid proceedings have been extended, would he please stop thinking those of us at home are shirking our duties – in fact, quite the opposite – and urgently reconsider virtual participation, even if just for general backbench and Westminster Hall debates.”
Mr Rees-Mogg responded: “May I begin by wishing (Ms Crouch) well, I think the whole House joins me in praying for her swift recovery.
Image: Parliament TV) Parliament TV)
“She knows she is one of the most popular and respected members of this House who has campaigned on a cross-party basis on a number of issues very effectively, and so we all wish her extremely well.
“I think the point with Westminster Hall is that that was brought back at a point at which the broadcasting facilities were already being fully utilised, so it wasn’t an issue then of whether we wanted to do it or not, it simply wasn’t an option, and the demand to bring back Westminster Hall was great across all parts of the House.
“But members who are shielding, who are seriously, critically vulnerable, are able to participate in many aspects of the House’s business.
“They are able to participate in interrogative sessions such as this one, they are able to vote by proxy, they are able to participate in select committees.
“But we do have to get a balance between the needs of honourable members and the needs of the House as a whole to proceed with its business.
“And with debates, we do need to have the proper holding to account of ministers which is the purpose of the debates and to have the interventions that make a debate rather than a series of statements.
“So it is a question of striking a careful balance in these difficult times between ensuring Parliament can serve its constituents in full and making sure that members can complete their duties as safely and as effectively as possible.”
Mr Rees-Mogg had earlier reiterated that MPs will not be allowed to return to voting remotely.
Shadow Commons leader Valerie Vaz said: “It is no wonder the leader doesn’t want to return to remote voting, where you actually have to vote for yourself… (David Davis) was right, wasn’t he, when he said it is an affront to the House and everything the House stands for that there were all these 203 proxy votes cast by the whip.”
Mr Rees-Mogg replied: “(Ms Vaz) mentions (Mr Davis) who, of course, himself gave a proxy to the deputy chief whip and proved the efficacy of the system because he was able to take his proxy away and vote the way he wanted to having listened to the debate.
“So this is a way that is working, it is effective, it has reduced the queues in the division lobbies – which, I know, was a great concern of (Ms Vaz).
“I’m afraid we need to be here in person. Government business has to be carried through, important pieces of legislation have to be scrutinised, and this is best done in person, as we found when we were hybrid earlier in the year. So there will not be a return to remote voting.”


thedailymirror--2020-11-12--Hospital patient caused £50,000 damage after smoking while using oxygen mask

A hospital patient caused almost £50,000 of damage after smoking a cigarette from his bed while wearing an oxygen mask .
Lee Williams , 44 , sparked a mass evacuation at the largest hospital in Wales after ignoring repeat warnings not to smoke in bed .
Dozens of sick people had to be evacuated as the fire sent thick smoke through the ward at the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff .
Cardiff Crown Court heard the extensive damage meant the ward was forced to close for two weeks , 38 patients had to be moved , and medical staff @ @ @ @ @ @ @ inhalation and shock .
Andrew Kendall , prosecuting , said in May 2019 , Williams was an inpatient at UHW and had been for around two weeks before the incident .
His treatment meant he needed oxygen and a nebuliser .
On May 7 , a nurse went to see Williams but she found him smoking and he appeared to be asleep .
The nurse later said she believed he was smoking spice due to the condition she found him in , and put his smoking materials away in a cupboard .
She @ @ @ @ @ @ @ dangers it presented but Williams said he `` did not care '' and would smoke if he wanted to .
When the same nurse revisited the patient , she described him as `` agitated '' .
He then spat on her back as she left , forcing her to change her clothes , and he tried to gain access to his smoking material .
Despite multiple warnings , staff on the C5 ward were alerted to a fire in Williams ' cubicle on May 8 .
They arrived to find a blaze spreading @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mouth injuries and a `` blackened nose '' .
The patient , of Treherbert in Wales , required emergency treatment and was connected to a defibrillator .
Mr Kendall said the staff rushed into the `` smoke-filled room '' with several later needing treatment themselves .
An investigation revealed that `` smoking while using an oxygen mask '' was the `` probable cause '' of the fire .
The blaze caused £47,500 worth of damage and the closure `` added pressure to the rest of the hospital , '' Mr Kendall explained .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ arson with intent to endanger life in relation to those matters .
The smoker , who has 25 convictions for 68 previous offences , was also sentenced for other charges relating to possession of an air rifle .
On June 20 , firearm officers entered his home after a complaint from a neighbour .
The court heard that after a previous conviction in 2016 for affray , Williams was prohibited from possessing an air rifle for five years .
Laurence Jones , defending , said it was `` simply a mistake '' and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ban of three years .
Williams admitted possession of an air weapon while prohibited and possession of air weapon ammunition while prohibited .
In relation to the arson , Mr Jones said Williams was `` remorseful '' for his actions which he has little recollection of .
Judge David Wynn Morgan told Williams that `` selfishness '' was behind his desire to smoke .
He said : `` You were told in the clearest terms you could not smoke in the hospital .
`` The dangers of fire were made clear to you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ n't care , it is my decision to have a cigarette . '
`` You put at risk the life of the doctor who rushed to treat you , the two nurses who helped , the security staff who put out the fire , and the 38 patients who had to be evacuated in the thick smoke . ''
The judge sentenced Williams to five years in prison , of which he must serve half before being released on licence .

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Lee Williams, 44, lit the cigarette while wearing an oxygen mask, sending thick smoke through the ward at the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff
Hospital patient caused almost £50,000 damage after smoking while using oxygen mask
A hospital patient caused almost £50,000 of damage after smoking a cigarette from his bed while wearing an oxygen mask.
Lee Williams, 44, sparked a mass evacuation at the largest hospital in Wales after ignoring repeat warnings not to smoke in bed.
Dozens of sick people had to be evacuated as the fire sent thick smoke through the ward at the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff.
Cardiff Crown Court heard the extensive damage meant the ward was forced to close for two weeks, 38 patients had to be moved, and medical staff had to receive treatment due to smoke inhalation and shock.
Andrew Kendall, prosecuting, said in May 2019, Williams was an inpatient at UHW and had been for around two weeks before the incident.
Image: Crown Prosecution Service) Crown Prosecution Service)
His treatment meant he needed oxygen and a nebuliser.
On May 7, a nurse went to see Williams but she found him smoking and he appeared to be asleep.
The nurse later said she believed he was smoking spice due to the condition she found him in, and put his smoking materials away in a cupboard.
She later warned him against smoking and the dangers it presented but Williams said he "did not care" and would smoke if he wanted to.
When the same nurse revisited the patient, she described him as "agitated".
He then spat on her back as she left, forcing her to change her clothes, and he tried to gain access to his smoking material.
Image: Crown Prosecution Service) Crown Prosecution Service)
Despite multiple warnings, staff on the C5 ward were alerted to a fire in Williams' cubicle on May 8.
They arrived to find a blaze spreading quickly across his bed and Williams with mouth injuries and a "blackened nose".
The patient, of Treherbert in Wales, required emergency treatment and was connected to a defibrillator.
Mr Kendall said the staff rushed into the "smoke-filled room" with several later needing treatment themselves.
An investigation revealed that "smoking while using an oxygen mask" was the "probable cause" of the fire.
The blaze caused £47,500 worth of damage and the closure "added pressure to the rest of the hospital," Mr Kendall explained.
Williams admitted assaulting an emergency worker and arson with intent to endanger life in relation to those matters.
Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto) Getty Images/iStockphoto)
The smoker, who has 25 convictions for 68 previous offences, was also sentenced for other charges relating to possession of an air rifle.
On June 20, firearm officers entered his home after a complaint from a neighbour.
The court heard that after a previous conviction in 2016 for affray, Williams was prohibited from possessing an air rifle for five years.
Laurence Jones, defending, said it was "simply a mistake" and that his client believed it was a ban of three years.
Williams admitted possession of an air weapon while prohibited and possession of air weapon ammunition while prohibited.
In relation to the arson, Mr Jones said Williams was "remorseful" for his actions which he has little recollection of.
Judge David Wynn Morgan told Williams that "selfishness" was behind his desire to smoke.
He said: "You were told in the clearest terms you could not smoke in the hospital.
"The dangers of fire were made clear to you. Your response was 'I don't care, it is my decision to have a cigarette.'
"You put at risk the life of the doctor who rushed to treat you, the two nurses who helped, the security staff who put out the fire, and the 38 patients who had to be evacuated in the thick smoke."
The judge sentenced Williams to five years in prison, of which he must serve half before being released on licence.


thedailymirror--2020-11-12--Arsenal coach defended amid Jose Mourinho's Gareth Bale criticism

Arsenal ’ s assistant head coach Albert Stuivenberg was the subject of some choice words from Jose Mourinho last week .
The Tottenham manager admitted he was uncomfortable with the fact Stuivenberg is on the coaching team with the Wales national side .
Mourinho has three of his star players currently away with the Wales side – Gareth Bale , Joe Rodon and Ben Davies .
Giggs will not be involved in the Wales camp for their three games of the international break due to an off-pitch matter , leaving Robert Page in charge , supported by Stuivenberg .
And @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fact an Arsenal head coach will have the power to decide how many minutes his three players will be involved in .
He revealed that he spoke with Giggs before the last international break about concerns he had over Davies ’ fitness , but said that won ’ t be the case with the current break due to Giggs ’ absence .
Mourinho is believed to be concerned about the amount of game time his players are subject to due to the congested fixture schedule .
He has already raised concerns about Harry @ @ @ @ @ @ @ worried about the risk of injury .
However , Page was adamant that Suivenberg will not carry any club bias into his international duty .
He said : `` Albert has been involved in the Welsh set-up for a couple of years and there have never been any issues .
“ But I can empathise with what he ’ s ( Jose 's ) saying .
“ We ’ re borrowing his players to come and play for Wales so of course we ’ re going to look after them .
“ We @ @ @ @ @ @ @ work that ’ s been done at club level .
It ’ s elite sport and elite preparation for games .
”

mirrornews@mirror.co.uk (James Nursey, Daniel Blackham)

Mourinho: Spurs could be champions in many European countries
Mourinho: Spurs could be champions in many European countries
Arsenal’s assistant coach Albert Stuivenberg was criticised by Jose Mourinho after the Tottenham boss learned he is part of Ryan Giggs’ Wales coaching setup
Arsenal’s assistant head coach Albert Stuivenberg was the subject of some choice words from Jose Mourinho last week.
The Tottenham manager admitted he was uncomfortable with the fact Stuivenberg is on the coaching team with the Wales national side.
Mourinho has three of his star players currently away with the Wales side – Gareth Bale, Joe Rodon and Ben Davies.
Giggs will not be involved in the Wales camp for their three games of the international break due to an off-pitch matter, leaving Robert Page in charge, supported by Stuivenberg.
And Mourinho admitted he is uneasy about the fact an Arsenal head coach will have the power to decide how many minutes his three players will be involved in.
Image: PA) PA)
He revealed that he spoke with Giggs before the last international break about concerns he had over Davies’ fitness, but said that won’t be the case with the current break due to Giggs’ absence.
Mourinho is believed to be concerned about the amount of game time his players are subject to due to the congested fixture schedule.
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He has already raised concerns about Harry Kane playing for England, and is worried about the risk of injury.
However, Page was adamant that Suivenberg will not carry any club bias into his international duty.
Image: Action Images via Reuters) Action Images via Reuters)
He said: "Albert has been involved in the Welsh set-up for a couple of years and there have never been any issues.
“But I can empathise with what he’s (Jose's) saying.
“We’re borrowing his players to come and play for Wales so of course we’re going to look after them.
“We’re not going to undo any work that’s been done at club level. It’s elite sport and elite preparation for games.”


thedailymirror--2020-11-12--UK coronavirus hospital deaths up by 411 in highest Thursday rise since May

The UK 's coronavirus hospital death count has increased by 411 today .
There have been 317 new deaths in England , 45 in Scotland , 34 in Wales and 15 in Northern Ireland .
This is the biggest single-day increase in fatalities in the UK on a Thursday since May 7 when 464 deaths were announced .
It comes after King 's College data showed that the ' R ' rate in the UK appears to now be below 1 , although deaths are still surge in the coronavirus second wave .
The latest King 's College analysis suggests @ @ @ @ @ @ @ dropped across all four nations - but risen in England 's Midlands .
One source of data has uncovered the declining ' R ' rate , putting it at 0.9 across England , Scotland , Wales and Northern Ireland this week .
But it comes before the impact of the latest lockdown restrictions have had time to be fully measured .
The data comes from the ZOE Covid-19 Symptom app .
It is not the government 's official ' R ' rate measure - but is one of a number of sources tracking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ anonymised data is government-funded analysed by King 's College researchers , and helps track infections and outbreaks across the UK .
It is separate to the NHS Test and Trace app , which is monitored by the Government , and the official ' R ' rate which is published weekly by health authorities .
Test and Trace data released separately today showed 149,253 people had tested positive for Covid-19 in England at least once in the week to November 4 .
This is the highest weekly number since the system was launched at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ increase of 8 % in positive cases on the previous week .
The ' R ' rate is used by scientists to determine how many people each person infected with coronavirus is likely to spread it to .
Public health officials have deemed pushing the UK 's ' R ' below 1 to be a vital target for authorities to be able control the spread of the virus .
The ZOE Covid app 'sprincipal investigator tweeted the latest data from the research .
Tim Spector wrote : `` Todays ZOE app data shows @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 36k with R of 0.9 in all nations but Midlands getting worse .
`` We expect long lag before deaths drop .
Need to be wary of disease moving from population to hospital and care homes as happened in late spring . ''
Deaths have been rising , despite all four nations of the UK have been in some form of second lockdown over the past weeks .
Experts have previously explained ahead of the second wave that there is a lag of weeks between rising infection rates and deaths correspondingly surging .

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The UK has seen another surge in hospital deaths, with 317 new fatalities in England, 45 in Scotland, 34 in Wales 15 in Northern Ireland, although the 'R' rate now appears to be below 1
UK coronavirus hospital deaths up by 411 in highest Thursday rise since May
The UK's coronavirus hospital death count has increased by 411 today.
There have been 317 new deaths in England, 45 in Scotland, 34 in Wales and 15 in Northern Ireland.
This is the biggest single-day increase in fatalities in the UK on a Thursday since May 7 when 464 deaths were announced.
It comes after King's College data showed that the 'R' rate in the UK appears to now be below 1, although deaths are still surging in the coronavirus second wave.
The latest King's College analysis suggests the transmission rate of the virus has dropped across all four nations - but risen in England's Midlands.
One source of data has uncovered the declining 'R' rate, putting it at 0.9 across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland this week.
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But it comes before the impact of the latest lockdown restrictions have had time to be fully measured.
The data comes from the ZOE Covid-19 Symptom app. It is not the government's official 'R' rate measure - but is one of a number of sources tracking the transmission of the virus.
The anonymised data is government-funded analysed by King's College researchers, and helps track infections and outbreaks across the UK.
It is separate to the NHS Test and Trace app, which is monitored by the Government, and the official 'R' rate which is published weekly by health authorities.
Test and Trace data released separately today showed 149,253 people had tested positive for Covid-19 in England at least once in the week to November 4.
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This is the highest weekly number since the system was launched at the end of May and is an increase of 8% in positive cases on the previous week.
The 'R' rate is used by scientists to determine how many people each person infected with coronavirus is likely to spread it to.
Public health officials have deemed pushing the UK's 'R' below 1 to be a vital target for authorities to be able control the spread of the virus.
The ZOE Covid app 'sprincipal investigator tweeted the latest data from the research.
Tim Spector wrote: "Todays ZOE app data shows rates of new disease falling slowly below 36k with R of 0.9 in all nations but Midlands getting worse.
"We expect long lag before deaths drop. Need to be wary of disease moving from population to hospital and care homes as happened in late spring."
Deaths have been rising, despite all four nations of the UK have been in some form of second lockdown over the past weeks.
Experts have previously explained ahead of the second wave that there is a lag of weeks between rising infection rates and deaths correspondingly surging.


thedailymirror--2020-11-12--Take That's Howard Donald 'really struggling' with becoming dad again in his 50s

Howard Donald has opened up about becoming a dad again in his 50s in an incredibly honest interview about fatherhood .
The Take That singer , who has four children , has spoken candidly about his regrets as a dad and the guilt he carries around with him for not being in their lives .
The 52-year-old opened up on Dave Berry ’ s Dadpod podcast about all things parenthood .
He recently became a dad for the third and fourth time in his 50s , with his wife illustrator Katie Halil .
The pair met on the set of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 2008 , and began dating two years later before marrying in 2015 .
The couple now share two sons , Bowie , who was born in January 2016 , and Dougie Bear , who was born in February 2017 .
But Howard has found parenting the boys very difficult , and has even advised other men in his position not to do what he has in becoming a dad again later in life .
“ I think , at 52 , which is what I am , I 've really struggled in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ star opened up .
“ I ’ ve actually really taken it physically and mentally , draining for me…I would advise to fathers who maybe already have children that may be in their teenage years , do n't do it .
“ In [ your ] 50s do n't do it .
That 's my personal experience .
I 'm sure there 's people out there in their 50 's that have found it a doddle , maybe they 've got , you know , babysitters and nannies and stuff like that , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ struggling as well , but , I 've really struggled with it and I would never advise anyone in their 50 's to have young children.
” The dad also has two daughters from two separate previous relationships , Grace , born in June 1998 , and Lola , born in February 2005 .
He spoke to the Absolute Radio host about the guilt he feels as a father over his previous failed relationships and not being in his daughters ’ lives .
“ I hold a lot of guilt , ” he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of a lot of guilt for leaving my ex-partners and leaving my child for them to look after.
” “ Obviously though , I 've not been one of these fathers that 's said , ‘ Right , I 've got a new partner , I do n't want anything to do with this now .
I do n't want anything to do with that child.
’ “ I ’ ve always been there , I 've always felt so guilty about it , I 've always been there for them .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ my daughter , because my second partner lived in Germany , I used to go back and forwards to see Lola every two weeks and stay there for three nights and , in the beginning when I did n't have an apartment , I was staying in a hotel for three nights and had to take my daughter to the hotel to stay there with her.
” His youngest daughter Lola , now 15 , has just moved in with him in his family home he shares with Katie , Bowie and Dougie @ @ @ @ @ @ @ decided to come and live in England and now she lives with me .
We 've put her in a school , and it all happened very quickly… I 'm learning again because I 've never brought her up underneath the same roof .
“ So , all of a sudden , she comes here at 15 , which is the worst age ever , apparently , so I 'm told .
“ So that 's another thing that throws something else into the works as well as a four-year-old and three-year-old.
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to do her GCSEs and “ start again ” .
“ She really wanted to be with her family , ” he explained .
“ You know , she wanted to be together where her brothers are here and her , her other sister 's here who 's in London and I think it 's really good for her.
” ‘ Dave Berry ’ s Dadpod ’ is available to download every Thursday from Apple Podcasts , Spotify , the Absolute Radio app , absoluteradio.co.uk , and all mainstream podcast providers .

Howard from Take That isn't too happy with 'fake' Lorraine set after he nearly eats prop orange
Howard from Take That isn't too happy with 'fake' Lorraine set after he nearly eats prop orange
Howard has found parenting his boys Bowie and Dougie Bear very difficult, and has even advised other men in his position not to do what he has in becoming a dad again later in life
Take That's Howard Donald 'really struggling' with becoming a dad again in his 50s
Howard Donald has opened up about becoming a dad again in his 50s in an incredibly honest interview about fatherhood.
The Take That singer, who has four children, has spoken candidly about his regrets as a dad and the guilt he carries around with him for not being in their lives.
The 52-year-old opened up on Dave Berry’s Dadpod podcast about all things parenthood.
He recently became a dad for the third and fourth time in his 50s, with his wife illustrator Katie Halil.
The pair met on the set of the Christmas Marks & Spencer advert in 2008, and began dating two years later before marrying in 2015.
The couple now share two sons, Bowie, who was born in January 2016, and Dougie Bear, who was born in February 2017.
But Howard has found parenting the boys very difficult, and has even advised other men in his position not to do what he has in becoming a dad again later in life.
“I think, at 52, which is what I am, I've really struggled in the 50s being a father,” the star opened up.
“I’ve actually really taken it physically and mentally, draining for me…I would advise to fathers who maybe already have children that may be in their teenage years, don't do it.
“In [your] 50s don't do it. That's my personal experience. I'm sure there's people out there in their 50's that have found it a doddle, maybe they've got, you know, babysitters and nannies and stuff like that, maybe not, maybe they're really struggling as well, but, I've really struggled with it and I would never advise anyone in their 50's to have young children.”
The dad also has two daughters from two separate previous relationships, Grace, born in June 1998, and Lola, born in February 2005.
Image: howarddonald/Instagram) howarddonald/Instagram)
He spoke to the Absolute Radio host about the guilt he feels as a father over his previous failed relationships and not being in his daughters’ lives.
“I hold a lot of guilt,” he admitted. “I hold a hell of a lot of guilt for leaving my ex-partners and leaving my child for them to look after.”
“Obviously though, I've not been one of these fathers that's said, ‘Right, I've got a new partner, I don't want anything to do with this now. I don't want anything to do with that child.’
Image: WENN) WENN)
“I’ve always been there, I've always felt so guilty about it, I've always been there for them.
“I’ve been there, especially my daughter, because my second partner lived in Germany, I used to go back and forwards to see Lola every two weeks and stay there for three nights and, in the beginning when I didn't have an apartment, I was staying in a hotel for three nights and had to take my daughter to the hotel to stay there with her.”
His youngest daughter Lola, now 15, has just moved in with him in his family home he shares with Katie, Bowie and Dougie Bear.
“My 15-year-old has just decided to come and live in England and now she lives with me. We've put her in a school, and it all happened very quickly… I'm learning again because I've never brought her up underneath the same roof.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
“So, all of a sudden, she comes here at 15, which is the worst age ever, apparently, so I'm told.
“So that's another thing that throws something else into the works as well as a four-year-old and three-year-old.”
The teen has come to the UK to do her GCSEs and “start again”.
“She really wanted to be with her family,” he explained.
“You know, she wanted to be together where her brothers are here and her, her other sister's here who's in London and I think it's really good for her.”
‘Dave Berry’s Dadpod’ is available to download every Thursday from Apple Podcasts, Spotify, the Absolute Radio app, absoluteradio.co.uk, and all mainstream podcast providers.


thedailymirror--2020-11-12--Britain's youngest mega lottery winner charged with killing pensioner in crash

Britain 's youngest mega lottery winner has been charged with killing a pensioner in a Christmas Day car crash .
Matt Topham , 31 , who scooped £45m on the Euromillions in 2012 , was behind the wheel of a BMW when the tragedy happened in North Cockerington , Lincs .
Mary Jane Regler , 75 , died and her husband Rodney , 78 , who was driving , was seriously injured in the smash last year .
Topham was charged in September with causing death by dangerous driving and causing serious injury as a result of dangerous driving .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ dad-of-three , appeared via video-link at Lincoln crown court this morning .
Mary , who used the name Jane , lived with her husband in North Cockerington .
She was taken to Grimsby Hospital after the collision but tragically died from her injuries .
In an obituary in her local newspaper in February , her family said she had been “ tragically taken ” from them .
They described her as a “ much-loved wife , mum , nan and friend who will be sadly missed by all that knew her ” .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ death : “ The sudden death of someone you love is like being punched in the face .
“ It takes a while to register what 's actually happened before it properly starts to hurt “ The bruises and the lasting effects.both physically and psychologically are going to be with you forever.
” Hundreds of mourners wearing bright colours turned out for her funeral at Alford Crematorium .
Topham , who won the jackpot with his supermarket worker wife Casey , will next appear in court on December 18 .
He is due @ @ @ @ @ @ @ couple went public with their EuroMillions win in February 2012 and hit the headlines after planning to build a ‘ Teletubbies ’ mansion .
They have also splashed out on luxury cars , houses and holidays for family and friends .
It emerged last week that he had bought his mother-in-law a £600,000 petting zoo .

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EXCLUSIVE Matt Topham, 31, who scooped £45m, is accused of causing death by dangerous driving and causing serious injury as a result of dangerous driving following the fatal smash on Christmas Day
Britain's youngest mega lottery winner has been charged with killing a pensioner in a Christmas Day car crash.
Matt Topham, 31, who scooped £45m on the Euromillions in 2012, was behind the wheel of a BMW when the tragedy happened in North Cockerington, Lincs.
Mary Jane Regler, 75, died and her husband Rodney, 78, who was driving, was seriously injured in the smash last year.
Topham was charged in September with causing death by dangerous driving and causing serious injury as a result of dangerous driving.
Image: Daily Mirror) Daily Mirror)
The Lotto winner, who is a dad-of-three, appeared via video-link at Lincoln crown court this morning.
Mary, who used the name Jane, lived with her husband in North Cockerington.
She was taken to Grimsby Hospital after the collision but tragically died from her injuries.
In an obituary in her local newspaper in February, her family said she had been “tragically taken” from them.
Image: Sunday Mirror) Sunday Mirror)
They described her as a “much-loved wife, mum, nan and friend who will be sadly missed by all that knew her”.
Her daughter-in-law posted on Facebook after her death: “The sudden death of someone you love is like being punched in the face.
“It takes a while to register what's actually happened before it properly starts to hurt
“The bruises and the lasting effects.both physically and psychologically are going to be with you forever.”
Image: PA) PA)
Hundreds of mourners wearing bright colours turned out for her funeral at Alford Crematorium.
Topham, who won the jackpot with his supermarket worker wife Casey, will next appear in court on December 18.
He is due to stand trial next March.
The couple went public with their EuroMillions win in February 2012 and hit the headlines after planning to build a ‘Teletubbies’ mansion.
They have also splashed out on luxury cars, houses and holidays for family and friends.
It emerged last week that he had bought his mother-in-law a £600,000 petting zoo.


thedailymirror--2020-11-12--Kardashian family dress up as Disney characters for Dream's lavish birthday bash

Rob Kardashian put on a special Disney party for his daughter 's birthday earlier this week .
The youngest and only Kardashian brother 's little girl Dream turned four on Monday , and as usual , the clan went all-out with a lavish party .
It meant most of the family reunited and transformed into their favourite fictional characters to celebrate Dream 's special day .
Kourtney Kardashian , 41 , joined their mum Kris Jenner , 64 , as the fairy godmother from Cinderella , while the momager dressed up as Snow White .
The Poosh founder 's daughter @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from Beauty And The Beast .
Mum-of-three Kourtney uploaded a snap writing `` your fairy godmother '' underneath it , posing on her stunning spiral staircase .
She wore an incredible blue floaty dress with a pretty spiral pattern and a floppy pink bow , adding tights and chunky shoes to complete the look .
Her gorgeous gown also included a hood and a cloak , just like the fairy godmother 's original costume .
The eldest Kardashian sister shared a mirror selfie with her mum and daughter so fans could get a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ unrecognisable with a very short bob as she wore a black and yellow outfit with red lipstick .
The rest of the Kardashian family are yet to post snaps of their outfits on social media .
Khloe , 36 , posted a photo of Dream 's incredible Disney display on her Instagram , proving she was in attendance .
There were balloons everywhere , including a few of the most iconic characters such as Cinderella , Moana and Sleeping Beauty .
Dream was also treated to a huge triple-tier birthday cake in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ It was a huge castle with icing characters placed on top .
Dream 's dad Rob posted a sweet tribute to her on social media on her birthday .
Writing next to a photo of his daughter on Instagram , the star gushed : `` Happy Birthday to my baby girl !
!
I am so Proud of the sweet and smart girl that you are !
Thank You for bringing so much Happiness to my Life : ) Daddy Loves You . ''
He often shares snaps of his little one of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the limelight .
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The Kardashians put on a special Disney-themed party for Rob's daughter Dream's birthday and they all dressed up as their favourite characters
Kardashian family dress up as Disney characters for Dream's lavish birthday bash
Rob Kardashian put on a special Disney party for his daughter's birthday earlier this week.
The youngest and only Kardashian brother's little girl Dream turned four on Monday, and as usual, the clan went all-out with a lavish party.
It meant most of the family reunited and transformed into their favourite fictional characters to celebrate Dream's special day.
Kourtney Kardashian, 41, joined their mum Kris Jenner, 64, as the fairy godmother from Cinderella, while the momager dressed up as Snow White.
The Poosh founder's daughter Penelope, eight, morphed into Belle from Beauty And The Beast.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
Mum-of-three Kourtney uploaded a snap writing "your fairy godmother" underneath it, posing on her stunning spiral staircase.
She wore an incredible blue floaty dress with a pretty spiral pattern and a floppy pink bow, adding tights and chunky shoes to complete the look.
Her gorgeous gown also included a hood and a cloak, just like the fairy godmother's original costume.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
The eldest Kardashian sister shared a mirror selfie with her mum and daughter so fans could get a glimpse of their outfits.
Kris looked unrecognisable with a very short bob as she wore a black and yellow outfit with red lipstick.
Little Penelope wore a yellow princess dress with a fluffy black cropped coat.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
The rest of the Kardashian family are yet to post snaps of their outfits on social media.
Khloe, 36, posted a photo of Dream's incredible Disney display on her Instagram, proving she was in attendance.
There were balloons everywhere, including a few of the most iconic characters such as Cinderella, Moana and Sleeping Beauty.
Image: Instagram) Instagram) Image: Instagram) Instagram)
Dream was also treated to a huge triple-tier birthday cake in the style of Beauty And The Beast.
It was a huge castle with icing characters placed on top.
Dream's dad Rob posted a sweet tribute to her on social media on her birthday.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
Writing next to a photo of his daughter on Instagram, the star gushed: "Happy Birthday to my baby girl!! I am so Proud of the sweet and smart girl that you are! Thank You for bringing so much Happiness to my Life :) Daddy Loves You."
Rob shares daughter Dream with his ex-girlfriend Blac Chyna.
He often shares snaps of his little one of his profile after making a return to the limelight.
Do you have a story to sell? Get in touch with us at webcelebs@trinitymirror.com or call us direct 0207 29 33033.


thedailymirror--2020-11-12--Two men accused of 'preparing terrorist acts' after being spotted near Pall Mall

Two men have been arrested on suspicion of a terrorism offence after being spotted in a car near Pall Mall in central London .
The two 34-year-olds , both from east London , are being held on suspicion of preparation of terrorist act , the Met Police said .
The force said officers stopped the men after they were spotted in a car shortly after midnight this morning near Westminster , allegedly acting 'suspiciously . '
Police officers searched the men and the vehicle at around 12.10am Thursday .
They subsequently arrested the men on suspicion of preparation of terrorist @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Terrorism Act 2006 , the Met said .
Both were arrested under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act and taken into custody at central London police station , where they remained on Thursday .
Firearms were not discharged , the Met said .
The subsequent investigation is being led by the Met Police Counter Terrorism Command .
Commander Richard Smith , head of the Met Police Counter Terrorism Command , said : “ Every day , police officers are on patrol across the Capital , watching for suspicious behaviour and stopping people @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ The public can help us continue to keep London safe by being vigilant and reporting any suspicious behaviour to police .
“ Following the increase to the UK threat level from terrorism last week - as a precautionary measure in response to recent events in France and Austria - I would like to emphasise that the public should be alert but not alarmed . ''
The Met urges the public to report of suspicious behaviour by calling police in confidence on 0800 789 321 or filling in a brief form online @ @

The Met Police arrested two men, both aged 34 and from east London, on suspicion of terror offences within half a mile of Buckingham Palace after they were allegedly spotted acting 'suspiciously'
Two men accused of 'preparing terrorist acts' after being spotted near Pall Mall
Two men have been arrested on suspicion of a terrorism offence after being spotted in a car near Pall Mall in central London.
The two 34-year-olds, both from east London, are being held on suspicion of preparation of terrorist act, the Met Police said.
The force said officers stopped the men after they were spotted in a car shortly after midnight this morning near Westminster, allegedly acting 'suspiciously.'
Police officers searched the men and the vehicle at around 12.10am Thursday.
Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto) Getty Images/iStockphoto)
They subsequently arrested the men on suspicion of preparation of terrorist acts, contrary to section 5 of the Terrorism Act 2006, the Met said.
Both were arrested under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act and taken into custody at central London police station, where they remained on Thursday.
Firearms were not discharged, the Met said.
The subsequent investigation is being led by the Met Police Counter Terrorism Command.
Image: AFP/Getty Images) AFP/Getty Images)
Commander Richard Smith, head of the Met Police Counter Terrorism Command, said: “Every day, police officers are on patrol across the Capital, watching for suspicious behaviour and stopping people they suspect may be involved in criminality.
“The public can help us continue to keep London safe by being vigilant and reporting any suspicious behaviour to police.
“Following the increase to the UK threat level from terrorism last week - as a precautionary measure in response to recent events in France and Austria - I would like to emphasise that the public should be alert but not alarmed."
The Met urges the public to report of suspicious behaviour by calling police in confidence on 0800 789 321 or filling in a brief form online at www.gov.uk/act


thedailymirror--2020-11-12--Brits' top staycation experiences from Cornish cream tea to Lake District walks

Going for a walk in the Lake District , enjoying a cream tea in Cornwall and exploring the Scottish Highlands are the top staycation experiences Brits are planning for when travel restrictions ease .
A new study from LNER Trains found that Brits are encouraged by news of a promising Covid-19 vaccine , and as a result are more likely to consider travelling within the next three to six months .
A walking holiday in the Lake District proved the most popular activity , with Brits keen to explore the Great Outdoors and take in the region 's famously beautiful @ @ @ @ @ @ @ only walking destination which proved a hit - the Scottish Highlands , Devon and Northumberland all feature on the list too ) .
Meanwhile , it seems that we 're a nation of foodies , with 7 out of the 20 experiences related to food and drink ; cream tea in Cornwall , ice cream on a beach in Brighton , fish and chips in Suffolk , a pint of bitter in Yorkshire , seafood in Padstow , pie and mash in East London and a curry in Birmingham .
Staycations already saw @ @ @ @ @ @ @ restrictions saw holidays abroad being cancelled , leading Brits to look for getaways closer to home .
Currently there are travel restrictions in place for Brits around the UK ( including a second lockdown in England ) , but that has n't stopped the nation from dreaming of holidays next year .
Check out the top 20 experiences below - and let us know in the comments if you think there 's a key experience that 's been missed off the list !
• Breathing in the fresh air in the Scottish Highlands @ @ @ @ @ @ @ End of London • Eating ice cream on the beach in Brighton • Shopping and visiting the Roman Baths in Bath • Eating fish and chips from the wrapper in Suffolk • Having a pint of bitter in Yorkshire • Buying a souvenir on the Royal Mile in Edinburgh • Seeing the deer in Richmond park • Having a pie and mash in East London • Getting pampered in the Turkish baths , Harrogate • Climbing to the top of Lincoln cathedral Find out more at lner.co.uk .

Brits' top 20 staycation experiences for 2021 include cream tea in Cornwall, walks in the Lake District and trips to historic spots like the Roman Baths
Going for a walk in the Lake District, enjoying a cream tea in Cornwall and exploring the Scottish Highlands are the top staycation experiences Brits are planning for when travel restrictions ease.
A new study from LNER Trains found that Brits are encouraged by news of a promising Covid-19 vaccine, and as a result are more likely to consider travelling within the next three to six months.
A walking holiday in the Lake District proved the most popular activity, with Brits keen to explore the Great Outdoors and take in the region's famously beautiful landscapes. (It wasn't the only walking destination which proved a hit - the Scottish Highlands, Devon and Northumberland all feature on the list too).
Image: Getty) Getty)
Meanwhile, it seems that we're a nation of foodies, with 7 out of the 20 experiences related to food and drink; cream tea in Cornwall, ice cream on a beach in Brighton, fish and chips in Suffolk, a pint of bitter in Yorkshire, seafood in Padstow, pie and mash in East London and a curry in Birmingham.
Staycations already saw a huge boost in 2020 as travel restrictions saw holidays abroad being cancelled, leading Brits to look for getaways closer to home.
Image: Getty) Getty)
Currently there are travel restrictions in place for Brits around the UK (including a second lockdown in England), but that hasn't stopped the nation from dreaming of holidays next year.
Check out the top 20 experiences below - and let us know in the comments if you think there's a key experience that's been missed off the list!
Top 20 staycation experiences on Brits' wishlists
Image: Getty) Getty)
Walking in the Lake District Enjoying a cream tea in Cornwall Breathing in the fresh air in the Scottish Highlands Having a long windy beach walk in Devon Catching a show in the West End of London Eating ice cream on the beach in Brighton Shopping and visiting the Roman Baths in Bath Visiting historic York Minster Eating fish and chips from the wrapper in Suffolk Having a pint of bitter in Yorkshire Enjoying the rugged Northumberland coast Eating fresh seafood in Padstow Buying a souvenir on the Royal Mile in Edinburgh Seeing the deer in Richmond park Fossil hunting in Lyme Regis Having a pie and mash in East London Enjoying a curry in Birmingham Getting pampered in the Turkish baths, Harrogate Climbing to the top of Lincoln cathedral Punting down the River Cam
Find out more at lner.co.uk.


thedailymirror--2020-11-12--James Bulger’s killer doesn’t want to be freed ‘as he fears he’ll re-offend’

One of Britain ’ s most notorious killers has begged not to be released as he fears he will reoffend , reports say .
Jon Venables , together with co-killer Robert Thompson , shocked Britain when they abducted toddler James Bugler from a shopping centre in Bootle , Merseyside , in 1993 before brutally torturing and killing him .
Both were released under strict conditions in 2001 and given new identities but Venables kept falling foul of the law .
The monster was caged in 2017 after being found with a hoard of horrifying child abuse images .
Now the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , 38 , for release for at least another two years , according to The Sun newspaper .
A source told the paper that Venables , who was just 10 when he murdered two-year-old James Bulger , has told the panel and his probation officer he does n't even want to be freed .
They added : `` Venables told the board he did not seek release because he ’ s worried that he ’ ll re-offend .
“ On the outside , he finds it difficult to make friends or gain employment @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and pornography as a way of adding excitement to his life and that ’ s a potent mix.
” Last month parole experts warned Venables uses “ sex and pornography as a means of coping ” and “ thinks about sex a lot ” .
A three-page document also noted Venables had not requested a release from prison or a transfer to an open jail .
Officials said : `` Mr Venables indicated , through his legal representative , that he was benefiting from ongoing psychological work and did not ask the panel @ @ @ @ @ @ @ transfer to open conditions at this stage . ''
Despite “ positive ” behaviour and landing a job in jail , Venables is still not safe to be released , Parole officials ruled .
Officials write : `` The panel listed as risk factors those influences that made it more likely that Mr Venables would reoffend in the future .
`` The risk factors identified at the time of his offending included his sexual interests and an attraction to sexual violence as well as other issues considered relevant but amenable to change .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ as Venables and Thompson were found guilty of abducting and murdering James - making them the youngest convicted murderers in Britain for 250 years .
Venables was recalled to prison in November 2017 when he was caught with the sickening images .
He was jailed in 2018 and sentenced to 40 months and has remained caged since .

Jon Venables, the porn obsessed co-killer of James Bulger, has reportedly begged never to be freed from jail because he fears he will keep on offending
James Bulger’s killer Jon Venables doesn’t want to be free ‘as he fears he’ll re-offend’
One of Britain’s most notorious killers has begged not to be released as he fears he will reoffend, reports say.
Jon Venables, together with co-killer Robert Thompson, shocked Britain when they abducted toddler James Bugler from a shopping centre in Bootle, Merseyside, in 1993 before brutally torturing and killing him.
Both were released under strict conditions in 2001 and given new identities but Venables kept falling foul of the law.
The monster was caged in 2017 after being found with a hoard of horrifying child abuse images.
Now the Parole Board has refused to recommend Venables, 38, for release for at least another two years, according to The Sun newspaper.
A source told the paper that Venables, who was just 10 when he murdered two-year-old James Bulger, has told the panel and his probation officer he doesn't even want to be freed.
Image: PA) PA)
They added: "Venables told the board he did not seek release because he’s worried that he’ll re-offend.
“On the outside, he finds it difficult to make friends or gain employment and he seeks out drink, sex and pornography as a way of adding excitement to his life and that’s a potent mix.”
Last month parole experts warned Venables uses “sex and pornography as a means of coping” and “thinks about sex a lot”.
A three-page document also noted Venables had not requested a release from prison or a transfer to an open jail.
Image: ITV) ITV)
Officials said: "Mr Venables indicated, through his legal representative, that he was benefiting from ongoing psychological work and did not ask the panel to direct his release or recommend a transfer to open conditions at this stage."
Despite “positive” behaviour and landing a job in jail, Venables is still not safe to be released, Parole officials ruled.
Image: PA) PA)
Officials write: "The panel listed as risk factors those influences that made it more likely that Mr Venables would reoffend in the future.
"The risk factors identified at the time of his offending included his sexual interests and an attraction to sexual violence as well as other issues considered relevant but amenable to change.
In November 1993, the pair then-known as Venables and Thompson were found guilty of abducting and murdering James - making them the youngest convicted murderers in Britain for 250 years.
Venables was recalled to prison in November 2017 when he was caught with the sickening images.
He was jailed in 2018 and sentenced to 40 months and has remained caged since.


thedailymirror--2020-11-12--Mum shares look at new wallpaper - then realises she's made embarrassing error

When completing a task around the house , be it a DIY project or a bit of cleaning , it 's nice to be told you 've done a good job .
One woman was feeling pretty pleased with herself after putting up some grey sparkly damask pattern wallpaper in her pad and decided to show off her fancy new wall to her nearest and dearest .
However the pride she felt was quickly squashed as someone told her it did n't look right and she began to wonder if she 'd made an embarrassing error when applying the paper @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for all , she asked people on Facebook to have their say , posting a snap of it and asking : `` Can anyone settle a debate is this the right way or are the flowers hanging on the stem upside down ? ''
People were quick to respond and point out the mum had in fact done it wrong .
Whoops !
Some were cruel with their comments , mocking her for the mistake .
One person wrote : `` I 'm pretty sure you 'd know because of how the paper @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's not rocket science . ''
Another said : `` It 's wrong .
It 's upside down .
The wallpaper would really look stunning if installed correctly . ''
A third replied : `` How could you even possibly put it up upside down . ''
A different user shared a screenshot from the website , I Love Wallpaper , which clearly shows that the flowers were meant to point up , instead of down .
Despite this , others encouraged the mum to be different and some even thought her way @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` It ’ s upside down but flowers do hang down be different and enjoy , '' commented someone else .
A second added : `` I prefer it the way you have it , they look like fuchsias or passion flowers which tend to hang their heads down . ''
A third agreed : `` Looks right to me .
The other way looks off . ''
Either way , we still think she should be proud of her hard work !
Which way do you think the wallpaper looks best ?
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A mum showed off her fabulous new wallpaper on social media, only to be to be brutally mocked by Facebook users for making a big mistake
Mum shares look at new wallpaper - then realises she's made embarrassing error
When completing a task around the house, be it a DIY project or a bit of cleaning, it's nice to be told you've done a good job.
One woman was feeling pretty pleased with herself after putting up some grey sparkly damask pattern wallpaper in her pad and decided to show off her fancy new wall to her nearest and dearest.
However the pride she felt was quickly squashed as someone told her it didn't look right and she began to wonder if she'd made an embarrassing error when applying the paper.
To resolve the matter once and for all, she asked people on Facebook to have their say, posting a snap of it and asking: "Can anyone settle a debate is this the right way or are the flowers hanging on the stem upside down?"
Image: Facebook) Facebook)
People were quick to respond and point out the mum had in fact done it wrong. Whoops!
Some were cruel with their comments, mocking her for the mistake.
One person wrote: "I'm pretty sure you'd know because of how the paper falls off the roll?? It's not rocket science."
Another said: "It's wrong. It's upside down. The wallpaper would really look stunning if installed correctly."
A third replied: "How could you even possibly put it up upside down."
Image: Facebook) Facebook)
A different user shared a screenshot from the website, I Love Wallpaper, which clearly shows that the flowers were meant to point up, instead of down.
Despite this, others encouraged the mum to be different and some even thought her way looked better than the correct version.
"It’s upside down but flowers do hang down be different and enjoy," commented someone else.
A second added: "I prefer it the way you have it, they look like fuchsias or passion flowers which tend to hang their heads down."
A third agreed: "Looks right to me. The other way looks off."
Either way, we still think she should be proud of her hard work!
Which way do you think the wallpaper looks best? Let us know in the comments below.
Do you have a funny DIY fail to share? We want to hear all about it. Email us at yourmirror@mirror.co.uk


thedailymirror--2020-11-12--Selfridges launch annual Christmas sale with up to 20% off - but not for long

With only a few weeks to go until the big day , those savvy shoppers amongst us will be happy to know that Selfridges have launched it ’ s annual ‘ Christmas Comes Early ’ sale - offering up to 20 % off until the end of November .
Get your Christmas gifts all wrapped up early ( literally ) with the help of the famous department store .
They are currently offering up to 20 % off womenswear , menswear , bags , beauty , shoes and homeware online right now .
So whether you ’ re shopping for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ because why not ? )
, they ’ re going to have everything you need and more - with the added bonus of a generous discount .
All you need to do is enter the code : SELFCCE online at the checkout and ta dah , that 20 % discount will be applied .
It ’ s that simple .
So what are you waiting for ?
Get shopping before it ’ s too late as this promotion ends on the 29th November .
Now to make things a little easier , we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ favourite things from each of the departments that we wouldn ’ t mind finding under the Christmas tree come December 25th .
If you feel the same , send this story or a few links here and there to someone and start dropping those hints now to avoid disappointment - or treat yourself .
Kim Kardashian West doesn ’ t miss a beat when it comes to her outfit choices , even when it comes to downtime — so it was inevitable her Solutionwear label Skims would add loungewear to its line-up .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ by all the Kardashian-Jenner sisters , it ’ s designed for optimal comfort .
In a soft boucle yarn , these knit trousers sit high on the waist and hug you in all the right places .
Lazy Sundays and your ‘ working from home ’ attire has never looked better .
This scarf is made entirely from merino wool that was sourced from the exceptional and sustainably-minded Avington farm in Australia , and spun at Johnston ’ s famous Elgin mill .
The definition of comfort .
Finished with fringed hem , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ when heading out into the city chill or country walks this autumn .
Ba & Sh Will Striped Mohair and Wool-blend Jumper - was £240 , now £192 Parisian label Ba & sh designs clothes for us to feel free in , with a focus on reinventing classics for the modern wardrobe .
The Will jumper is one of those cool pieces that offset minimalist styling on relaxed days .
Spun from a mohair and wool-blend , it 's shaped to a slouchy silhouette with puffed sleeves and emboldened with unusual stripes that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with tailoring to pep up a weekday outfit or just with your favourite jeans for a casual look .
You can shop more of the women ’ s sale , here .
The famous fearsome tiger that decorates Kenzo ’ s designs has found its way onto another of the label ’ s casual separates , only this time it ’ s went all highbrow on us in the form of a crest at the chest of this sweatshirt – and it isn ’ t even growling .
Stitched in multicoloured threading across @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on the sartorial jungle cat still looks pretty fierce to us – particularly when layered between tapered denim and oversized bomber jackets .
Moose Knuckles Padded Hooded Cotton-blend Down Jacket - was £895 , now £716 Given that Moose Knuckles is born and bred in Canada , we think it 's fair to expect the brand to understand the need for cosy layers at this time of year .
Dreamt up with snowy sojourns in the mountains in mind – and adventures a little closer to home – this cotton-blend down jacket is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a detachable hood with a shearling trim to top things off .
We do n't know about you , but we 've never been more excited for the cold to arrive .
Never compromise when it comes to a good night ’ s sleep .
That ’ s why these checked pyjama bottoms from lifestyle brand Polo Ralph Lauren are vital to your new-season lounging and sleepwear edit .
Made from super soft brushed cotton , they ’ re designed to sit comfortable with an elasticated drawstring waist and a relaxed cut .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ make the right impression when unexpected guests knock on your door .
You can shop more of the men ’ s sale , here .
Join millions of women worldwide and make Longchamp 's iconic Le Pliage tote bag your trusty on-the-go companion .
Lightweight and spacious , it has leather trims and a nylon body that can be folded for easy storage .
( Height 30cm , width 31cm , depth 19cm ) .
Marc Jacobs ’ iconic Snapshot bag pretty much changes mood as often as the brand does .
This @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the US of A .
The leather shoulder bag ( saffiano leather shoulder bag ) has a canvas strap with Ol ’ Faithful smiling covering it .
Gleaming gold-tone hardware finish the piece—a perfect everyday number .
( Height 10.5cm , width 18cm , depth 6cm ) .
Chloe C Toaster Croc-embossed Mini Leather Shoulder Bag - was £1,160 , now £928 Chloé is showing off the more bohemian side to its 70s style with the Toaster mini bag .
Shaped in leather , it ’ s stamped with the iconic ‘ C @ @ @ @ @ @ @ surrounds subtle engraved branding , and it ’ s carried by a detachable shoulder strap or single top handle .
Commit to the look with floaty midi skirts and floppy hats .
( Height 14cm , width 16cm , depth 6cm , handle drop 6cm , handle drop 55cm ) .
You can shop more of the bags sale , here .
La Mer The Glowing Hydration Duo Set - was £350 , now £315 Keep skin deeply moisturised and radiant this season with The Glowing Hydration Duo from beauty powerhouse , La @ @ @ @ @ @ @ de la Mer and The Eye Concentrate to keep skin deeply moisturised and glowing .
At the heart of both formulas is the brand 's potent Miracle Broth – a skin-saving formula packed with sea kelp , calcium , magnesium , potassium , iron , lecithin , vitamins C , E and B12 , plus oils of citrus , eucalyptus , wheat germ , alfalfa and sunflower to keep your complexion looking its best .
Aesop The Chance Companion Kit - was £47 , now £42.30 Take two of Aesop ’ s most-loved @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a recycled-paper case that ’ s cloaked in a vivid graphic , and what do you get ?
Why The Chance Companion kit , of course .
Complete with the brand ’ s iconic Resurrection Aromatique Hand Wash and Rind Concentrate Body Balm , it ’ s also kitted out to deliver a short story by Katherine Mansfield – just scan the QR code on the sleeve to enjoy ‘ Something Childish but Very Natural ’ .
What to get your beauty buff this festive season ?
How about a selection of delights @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Talk collection ?
The Pillow Talk Lip Secrets gift set is packed with a quad of iconic lip treats – we ’ re talking Lip Cheat , Collagen Lip Bath , Matte Revolution Lipstick and Charlotte ’ s Jewel Lips .
So you can choose from a matte , sheer or dazzling finish to your well-defined pout .
Grab the matching Instant Eye Palette and you ’ re all set .
You can shop more of the beauty sale , here .
Combining sharp , contemporary design with ethical excellence , Veja is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ legendary for their comfort .
The brand cuts the V10 trainers from leather in a classic two-tone low-top style and lines them with organic cotton and recycled polyester .
The shoe sports a distinctive V across the side , and perforation over the round toe .
Pair them with skinny jeans and an asymmetric jumper for a trend-ticking outfit .
Legendary '' isn ’ t a term we use lightly , but it might just be an understatement for footwear designer Manolo Blahnik .
He sketches each design , cuts prototype patterns and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as he has done for almost 50 years .
Having undergone this very process , his Hangisi courts are cast in satin and topped with a handmade crystal-encrusted buckle – did you know they 're inspired by those worn by European society ladies in 19th century paintings ?
Off-White C/O Virgil Abloh Vulcanized Canvas Low-top Trainers - was £195 , now £156 Off-White c/o Virgil Abloh sets aside its usual basketball-inspired shoe silhouettes this season , instead choosing a decidedly skater vibe .
The Vulcanized low-top trainers benefit from all the expected accoutrements @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tag at the eyelet , diagonal lines ( lots of them ) and of course they wouldn ’ t be the same without a contrasting appliquéd arrow motif .
Lace-up yours alongside long socks and cargo shorts .
You can shop more of the shoe sale , here .
Ooni ’ s motto ?
“ Everyone deserves great pizza ” , this is what lead to husband-and-wife duo Kristian Tapaninaho and Darina Garland creating the brand and its first portable pizza oven in 2012 .
Crafted from carbon steel , the Fyra is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cordierite stone baking board to crisp up bases .
The first of its kind to be fired by only wood pellets , it heats up quickly ( reaching up to 500C ) and is ready to be set up wherever and whenever your Sicilian craving strikes .
When it comes to La Creuset , the first thing we think of is colour , and cast iron .
That ’ s because the brand has been perfecting its signature cookware since 1925 .
This might be a casserole dish by name , but that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ good for .
Fitted with a stainless steel handle , grip is no problem – even when bulky oven gloves are in the way .
So , will it be a quick ragu or slow-cooked stew ?
Or even a loaf of bread ?
The possibilities are endless .
Nespresso Magimix Vertuo Plus Aeroccino Coffee Machine - was £250 , now £225 Get the perfect cup of coffee in the comfort of your own home with Magimix ’ s ultimate Nespresso 11387 Verturo Plus & Milk Coffee Machine .
Using barcode technology to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ adjusting itself accordingly , the accompanying Aeroccino milk frother ensures that you have your coffee exactly how you want it .
You can shop more of the home sale , here .

Yes for a limited time only, the world famous department store is offering a generous discount off all departments to help you get ahead of your Christmas shopping
With only a few weeks to go until the big day, those savvy shoppers amongst us will be happy to know that Selfridges have launched it’s annual ‘Christmas Comes Early’ sale - offering up to 20% off until the end of November.
Get your Christmas gifts all wrapped up early (literally) with the help of the famous department store. They are currently offering up to 20% off womenswear, menswear, bags, beauty, shoes and homeware online right now. So whether you’re shopping for friends, family or just yourself (because why not?), they’re going to have everything you need and more - with the added bonus of a generous discount.
Image: Bloomberg) Bloomberg)
All you need to do is enter the code: SELFCCE online at the checkout and ta dah, that 20% discount will be applied. It’s that simple. So what are you waiting for? Get shopping before it’s too late as this promotion ends on the 29th November.
Now to make things a little easier, we’ve picked out some of our favourite things from each of the departments that we wouldn’t mind finding under the Christmas tree come December 25th. If you feel the same, send this story or a few links here and there to someone and start dropping those hints now to avoid disappointment - or treat yourself.
Women’s:
Skims Cozy boucle Knitted Trousers - was £90, now £72
Kim Kardashian West doesn’t miss a beat when it comes to her outfit choices, even when it comes to downtime — so it was inevitable her Solutionwear label Skims would add loungewear to its line-up. Cue: the Cozy collection. Donned by all the Kardashian-Jenner sisters, it’s designed for optimal comfort. In a soft boucle yarn, these knit trousers sit high on the waist and hug you in all the right places. Lazy Sundays and your ‘working from home’ attire has never looked better.
Johnstons Fringe-hem Personalised Wool Scarf - was £90, now £72
This scarf is made entirely from merino wool that was sourced from the exceptional and sustainably-minded Avington farm in Australia, and spun at Johnston’s famous Elgin mill. The definition of comfort. Finished with fringed hem, it's one to wrap up in when heading out into the city chill or country walks this autumn.
Parisian label Ba&sh designs clothes for us to feel free in, with a focus on reinventing classics for the modern wardrobe. The Will jumper is one of those cool pieces that offset minimalist styling on relaxed days. Spun from a mohair and wool-blend, it's shaped to a slouchy silhouette with puffed sleeves and emboldened with unusual stripes that mark the front and back. Wear with tailoring to pep up a weekday outfit or just with your favourite jeans for a casual look.
You can shop more of the women’s sale, here.
Men’s:
The famous fearsome tiger that decorates Kenzo’s designs has found its way onto another of the label’s casual separates, only this time it’s went all highbrow on us in the form of a crest at the chest of this sweatshirt – and it isn’t even growling. Stitched in multicoloured threading across a soft cotton-jersey silhouette, this take on the sartorial jungle cat still looks pretty fierce to us – particularly when layered between tapered denim and oversized bomber jackets.
Moose Knuckles Padded Hooded Cotton-blend Down Jacket - was £895, now £716
Given that Moose Knuckles is born and bred in Canada, we think it's fair to expect the brand to understand the need for cosy layers at this time of year. Dreamt up with snowy sojourns in the mountains in mind – and adventures a little closer to home – this cotton-blend down jacket is fully padded, lined and crowned with a detachable hood with a shearling trim to top things off. We don't know about you, but we've never been more excited for the cold to arrive.
Polo Ralph Lauren Checked Cotton Pyjama Bottoms - was £60, now £48
Never compromise when it comes to a good night’s sleep. That’s why these checked pyjama bottoms from lifestyle brand Polo Ralph Lauren are vital to your new-season lounging and sleepwear edit. Made from super soft brushed cotton, they’re designed to sit comfortable with an elasticated drawstring waist and a relaxed cut. Team yours with a simple T-shirt to make the right impression when unexpected guests knock on your door.
You can shop more of the men’s sale, here.
Bags:
Longchamp Le Pliage Large Tote Bag - was £85, now £68
Join millions of women worldwide and make Longchamp's iconic Le Pliage tote bag your trusty on-the-go companion. Lightweight and spacious, it has leather trims and a nylon body that can be folded for easy storage. (Height 30cm, width 31cm, depth 19cm).
Marc Jacobs Snapshot USA Saffiano Leather Shoulder Bag - was £300, now £240
Marc Jacobs’ iconic Snapshot bag pretty much changes mood as often as the brand does. This time, it’s all about the US of A. The leather shoulder bag (saffiano leather shoulder bag) has a canvas strap with Ol’ Faithful smiling covering it. Gleaming gold-tone hardware finish the piece—a perfect everyday number. (Height 10.5cm, width 18cm, depth 6cm).
Chloe C Toaster Croc-embossed Mini Leather Shoulder Bag - was £1,160, now £928
Chloé is showing off the more bohemian side to its 70s style with the Toaster mini bag. Shaped in leather, it’s stamped with the iconic ‘C’ moniker in a polished gold-tone that surrounds subtle engraved branding, and it’s carried by a detachable shoulder strap or single top handle. Commit to the look with floaty midi skirts and floppy hats. (Height 14cm, width 16cm, depth 6cm, handle drop 6cm, handle drop 55cm).
You can shop more of the bags sale, here.
Beauty:
La Mer The Glowing Hydration Duo Set - was £350, now £315
Keep skin deeply moisturised and radiant this season with The Glowing Hydration Duo from beauty powerhouse, La Mer. Housed inside are the Crème de la Mer and The Eye Concentrate to keep skin deeply moisturised and glowing. At the heart of both formulas is the brand's potent Miracle Broth – a skin-saving formula packed with sea kelp, calcium, magnesium, potassium, iron, lecithin, vitamins C, E and B12, plus oils of citrus, eucalyptus, wheat germ, alfalfa and sunflower to keep your complexion looking its best.
Aesop The Chance Companion Kit - was £47, now £42.30
Take two of Aesop’s most-loved, citrus-infused delights, packed them into a recycled-paper case that’s cloaked in a vivid graphic, and what do you get? Why The Chance Companion kit, of course. Complete with the brand’s iconic Resurrection Aromatique Hand Wash and Rind Concentrate Body Balm, it’s also kitted out to deliver a short story by Katherine Mansfield – just scan the QR code on the sleeve to enjoy ‘Something Childish but Very Natural’.
Charlotte Tilbury Pillow Talk Lip Secrets Gift Set - was £40, now £36
What to get your beauty buff this festive season? How about a selection of delights from Charlotte Tilbury’s best-selling Pillow Talk collection? The Pillow Talk Lip Secrets gift set is packed with a quad of iconic lip treats – we’re talking Lip Cheat, Collagen Lip Bath, Matte Revolution Lipstick and Charlotte’s Jewel Lips. So you can choose from a matte, sheer or dazzling finish to your well-defined pout. Grab the matching Instant Eye Palette and you’re all set.
You can shop more of the beauty sale, here.
Shoes:
Combining sharp, contemporary design with ethical excellence,Veja is known for making elegant shoes that are legendary for their comfort. The brand cuts the V10 trainers from leather in a classic two-tone low-top style and lines them with organic cotton and recycled polyester. The shoe sports a distinctive V across the side, and perforation over the round toe. Pair them with skinny jeans and an asymmetric jumper for a trend-ticking outfit.
Manolo Blahnik Hangisi 105 Buckle-embellished Satin Courts - was £795, now £636
Legendary" isn’t a term we use lightly, but it might just be an understatement for footwear designer Manolo Blahnik. He sketches each design, cuts prototype patterns and even whittles the wooden lasts himself, as he has done for almost 50 years. Having undergone this very process, his Hangisi courts are cast in satin and topped with a handmade crystal-encrusted buckle – did you know they're inspired by those worn by European society ladies in 19th century paintings?
Off-White c/o Virgil Abloh sets aside its usual basketball-inspired shoe silhouettes this season, instead choosing a decidedly skater vibe. The Vulcanized low-top trainers benefit from all the expected accoutrements of the label; think branded plastic tag at the eyelet, diagonal lines (lots of them) and of course they wouldn’t be the same without a contrasting appliquéd arrow motif. Lace-up yours alongside long socks and cargo shorts.
You can shop more of the shoe sale, here.
Home:
Ooni Fyra Portable Wood-fired Outdoor Pizza Oven - was £230, now £184
Ooni’s motto? “Everyone deserves great pizza”, this is what lead to husband-and-wife duo Kristian Tapaninaho and Darina Garland creating the brand and its first portable pizza oven in 2012. Crafted from carbon steel, the Fyra is fitted with folding legs and contains a cordierite stone baking board to crisp up bases. The first of its kind to be fired by only wood pellets, it heats up quickly (reaching up to 500C) and is ready to be set up wherever and whenever your Sicilian craving strikes.
Le Creuset Signature Cast Iron Oval Casserole Dish (27cm) - was £230, now £184
When it comes to La Creuset, the first thing we think of is colour, and cast iron. That’s because the brand has been perfecting its signature cookware since 1925. This might be a casserole dish by name, but that’s not all it’s good for. Fitted with a stainless steel handle, grip is no problem – even when bulky oven gloves are in the way. So, will it be a quick ragu or slow-cooked stew? Or even a loaf of bread? The possibilities are endless.
Nespresso Magimix Vertuo Plus Aeroccino Coffee Machine - was £250, now £225
Get the perfect cup of coffee in the comfort of your own home with Magimix’s ultimate Nespresso 11387 Verturo Plus & Milk Coffee Machine. Using barcode technology to recognise what blend it is preparing and adjusting itself accordingly, the accompanying Aeroccino milk frother ensures that you have your coffee exactly how you want it.
You can shop more of the home sale, here.


thedailymirror--2020-11-12--Ed Woodward can source £100million cash injection to fund Jadon Sancho transfer

Manchester United bigwig Ed Woodward may be able to fund a move for Jadon Sancho with a huge clear out and a mega sale in January .
The Red Devils are still thought to have Sancho at the top of their shopping list for the January transfer window , having been rebuffed multiple times in the summer .
The main issue was Borussia Dortmund ’ s £110m asking price for the England winger , with Woodward not budging on his offers which were not deemed tempting enough .
However , with a clear out of the deadwood at Old Trafford @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to go back into the boardroom and thrash out a deal .
So here ’ s how the club can raise £110m , according to valuations from transfermarkt , by selling a few members of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer ’ s squad .
First of all , two unused centre-backs in Marcos Rojo and Phil Jones will collect £5m each .
Sergio Romero , who is thought to be keen to leave Old Trafford having been demoted to third choice keeper , would only fetch £1.8m .
But Jesse Lingard , who has also @ @ @ @ @ @ @ team when fit this season , should be able to garner a fee of around £12m .
That ’ s not much for a player who Dortmund said would cost more than £100m in the summer .
But the sales of Nemanja Matic for £14m and Paul Pogba , who is still valued at a whopping £72m , would take them up to that magic £100m .
Of course , Pogba could well go for even more than that if United decided to cash in on him , while United would probably struggle @ @ @ @ @ @ @ United have also continued to be linked with Dortmund striker Erling Haaland , having lost out on his signature to the Bundesliga side last winter .
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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer may have missed out on Jadon Sancho in the summer , but he still made some big moves in the transfer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Alex Telles and Edinson Cavani all arriving .
But their start to the season has been a mixed bag , with a home defeat to Crystal Palace and a 6-1 thrashing by Spurs at one end of the scale , and a tremendous 2-1 win over PSG in Paris at the other .
The question now is whether they can find the right balance ?
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Norwegian pundit Jan Aage Fjortoft insists that there is a possibility they could still snap him up though , along with Sancho , as the bright lights of the Premier League are always likely to tempt top stars to make the move .
“ Viv Anderson said to me , ‘ but Jan , it ’ s quite easy , young kids want to win trophies – that ’ s why they ’ re in the game , ’ ” Fjortoft told ESPN .
“ One day they will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at international break and they will say ‘ you ’ re a good team , you have good talent , how many trophies have you got ?
’ “ I think that is the danger with Dortmund .
They have the best Norwegian , the best American , the two best English , although Sancho is not at the moment unfortunately .
“ That is the main challenge for Dortmund .
How long can they keep these young kids without winning trophies ?
The culture needs to be built up .
“ It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have ] got that culture at the moment because they have that winning mentality in there .
”

Manchester United are still thought to be targeting a move for Jadon Sancho in the near future, but they'll probably need to raise some cash to land the England international
Manchester United bigwig Ed Woodward may be able to fund a move for Jadon Sancho with a huge clear out and a mega sale in January.
The Red Devils are still thought to have Sancho at the top of their shopping list for the January transfer window, having been rebuffed multiple times in the summer.
The main issue was Borussia Dortmund’s £110m asking price for the England winger, with Woodward not budging on his offers which were not deemed tempting enough.
However, with a clear out of the deadwood at Old Trafford, maybe United can raise enough money to go back into the boardroom and thrash out a deal.
So here’s how the club can raise £110m, according to valuations from transfermarkt, by selling a few members of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s squad.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
First of all, two unused centre-backs in Marcos Rojo and Phil Jones will collect £5m each.
Sergio Romero, who is thought to be keen to leave Old Trafford having been demoted to third choice keeper, would only fetch £1.8m.
But Jesse Lingard, who has also struggled heavily to break into the first team when fit this season, should be able to garner a fee of around £12m.
That’s not much for a player who Dortmund said would cost more than £100m in the summer.
Image: Manchester United via Getty Imag) Manchester United via Getty Imag)
But the sales of Nemanja Matic for £14m and Paul Pogba, who is still valued at a whopping £72m, would take them up to that magic £100m.
Of course, Pogba could well go for even more than that if United decided to cash in on him, while United would probably struggle to sell Matic for that much.
United have also continued to be linked with Dortmund striker Erling Haaland, having lost out on his signature to the Bundesliga side last winter.
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Norwegian pundit Jan Aage Fjortoft insists that there is a possibility they could still snap him up though, along with Sancho, as the bright lights of the Premier League are always likely to tempt top stars to make the move.
“Viv Anderson said to me, ‘but Jan, it’s quite easy, young kids want to win trophies – that’s why they’re in the game,’” Fjortoft told ESPN.
“One day they will go away, meet each other now at international break and they will say ‘you’re a good team, you have good talent, how many trophies have you got?’
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“I think that is the danger with Dortmund. They have the best Norwegian, the best American, the two best English, although Sancho is not at the moment unfortunately.
“That is the main challenge for Dortmund. How long can they keep these young kids without winning trophies? The culture needs to be built up.
“It’s also typical that Bayern [have] got that culture at the moment because they have that winning mentality in there.”