thedailymirror--2020-06-07--Tyson Fury vs Deontay Wilder trilogy fight could take place on Christmas Day

Boxing fans could be in for a festive treat as Tyson Fury considers taking on Deontay Wilder on Christmas Day .
The heavyweight rivals are due to clash for a third time but the fight has been delayed by the coronavirus crisis .
Fury stopped Wilder in February to become world champion for the second time with the American immediately triggering his rematch clause .
But proposed dates of July 18 and October 3 have been shelved due to the pandemic with fans barred from sporting events .
Fury ’ s promoter Bob Arum is now considering taking the fight @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the year .
And Aussie promoter Dean Lonergan wants to host the fight at Sydney ’ s Bankwest Stadium on Boxing Day - which would be Christmas Day in the States .
“ When Bob came out and said that we are talking to 'our friends in Australia ' , I ’ m the one he ’ s talking to , ” he told the Sydney Morning Herald .
“ It ’ s my proposal , I put it to him with budgets , how we ’ d do it , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ an incredible partner and ally for me in the world of boxing .
I just had a thought six weeks ago that if these guys can ’ t do a major fight in Las Vegas or New York , why not come down here where I know we can get a crowd .
“ We are flexible around the timing , but if we did it at 1.30pm on Boxing Day , it would be beamed back into the States on Christmas night .
“ It ’ s an excellent relationship , I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ came down here with Manny Pacquiao [ to fight Jeff Horn ] .
“ We ’ ve done a few deals like when Jeff fought Terence Crawford .
We had a deal on the table to fight Ryota Murata , the middleweight champion , but unfortunately it didn ’ t eventuate because of the loss to Michael Zerafa .

The Gypsy King's promoter may take the trilogy bout to Australia - where time difference means a Boxing Day fixture would see the fight take place on Christmas Day in the US
Boxing fans could be in for a festive treat as Tyson Fury considers taking on Deontay Wilder on Christmas Day.
The heavyweight rivals are due to clash for a third time but the fight has been delayed by the coronavirus crisis.
Fury stopped Wilder in February to become world champion for the second time with the American immediately triggering his rematch clause.
But proposed dates of July 18 and October 3 have been shelved due to the pandemic with fans barred from sporting events.
Fury’s promoter Bob Arum is now considering taking the fight to Australia or Macau at the end of the year.
Image: USA TODAY Sports) USA TODAY Sports)
And Aussie promoter Dean Lonergan wants to host the fight at Sydney’s Bankwest Stadium on Boxing Day - which would be Christmas Day in the States.
“When Bob came out and said that we are talking to 'our friends in Australia', I’m the one he’s talking to,” he told the Sydney Morning Herald. “It’s my proposal, I put it to him with budgets, how we’d do it, the whole lot.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
“Bob has been an incredible partner and ally for me in the world of boxing. I just had a thought six weeks ago that if these guys can’t do a major fight in Las Vegas or New York, why not come down here where I know we can get a crowd.
“We are flexible around the timing, but if we did it at 1.30pm on Boxing Day, it would be beamed back into the States on Christmas night.
“It’s an excellent relationship, I have enormous respect for Bob since he came down here with Manny Pacquiao [to fight Jeff Horn].
“We’ve done a few deals like when Jeff fought Terence Crawford. We had a deal on the table to fight Ryota Murata, the middleweight champion, but unfortunately it didn’t eventuate because of the loss to Michael Zerafa.
“This could be a massive historical event."


thedailymirror--2020-06-07--Emre Can tells Dortmund teammate Jadon Sancho to "grow up" over lockdown breach

Emre Can has told Borussia Dortmund teammate Jadon Sancho to `` grow up '' following his breach of lockdown rules to get a haircut .
The 20-year-old was one of two Dortmund players , along with Manuel Akanji , to be fined $ 10,000 by the German league ( DFL ) after inviting a hairdresser into their respective homes .
Both players were pictured getting the trim without wearing any protective equipment .
Sancho labelled the DFL 's decision an `` absolute joke '' in a tweet aimed at the governing body , which was later removed .
But Can @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his teammate to make , and suggested the incident shows Sancho still has some maturing to do .
`` Jadon needs a little guidance , '' Can told Sky in Germany .
`` He 's a great boy , also off the pitch .
It 's true that I get along very well with him .
`` He just has to be a little bit smarter about these things .
Everyone needs a hairdresser .
He needs to grow up .
He ca n't afford to make mistakes like that in the future @ @ @ @ @ @ @ also responsible .
We are not annoyed by him .
We know that he has to be more disciplined in some things .
But he knows that too . ''
A statement from the DFL on Friday said : “ The DFL has fined Manuel Akanji and Jadon Sancho .
The players from Borussia Dortmund had obviously violated general hygiene and infection protection standards at home hairdressing appointments and in particular the medical-organisational concept of the DFL task force .
“ There is no question that professional footballers also have to have their @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has to be done in accordance with the medical-organisational concept.
” Dortmund have not taken action against either player , and both were present in their side 's 1-0 win over Hertha Berlin on Saturday , in which Can grabbed the winner .
`` I do n't think he does this on purpose to create a scandal , '' Can added .
`` Maybe he does n't realise it , maybe he trusts too many people in some things .
`` He needs people to guide him .
That 's where the environment @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the Mirror Football email here for the latest news and transfer gossip .

Dortmund winger Sancho was fined by the Bundesliga after going against government guidelines to allow a hairdresser into his home, and has now been slammed by Can
Emre Can has told Borussia Dortmund teammate Jadon Sancho to "grow up" following his breach of lockdown rules to get a haircut.
The 20-year-old was one of two Dortmund players, along with Manuel Akanji, to be fined $10,000 by the German league (DFL) after inviting a hairdresser into their respective homes.
Both players were pictured getting the trim without wearing any protective equipment.
Sancho labelled the DFL's decision an "absolute joke" in a tweet aimed at the governing body, which was later removed.
But Can feels it was an unnecessary mistake for his teammate to make, and suggested the incident shows Sancho still has some maturing to do.
Image: Borussia Dortmund via Getty Imag) Borussia Dortmund via Getty Imag)
"Jadon needs a little guidance," Can told Sky in Germany. "He's a great boy, also off the pitch. It's true that I get along very well with him.
"He just has to be a little bit smarter about these things. Everyone needs a hairdresser. He needs to grow up. He can't afford to make mistakes like that in the future.
"We as a team are also responsible. We are not annoyed by him. We know that he has to be more disciplined in some things. But he knows that too."
A statement from the DFL on Friday said: “The DFL has fined Manuel Akanji and Jadon Sancho. The players from Borussia Dortmund had obviously violated general hygiene and infection protection standards at home hairdressing appointments and in particular the medical-organisational concept of the DFL task force.
“There is no question that professional footballers also have to have their hair cut. However, this currently has to be done in accordance with the medical-organisational concept.”
Dortmund have not taken action against either player, and both were present in their side's 1-0 win over Hertha Berlin on Saturday, in which Can grabbed the winner.
"I don't think he does this on purpose to create a scandal," Can added. "Maybe he doesn't realise it, maybe he trusts too many people in some things.
"He needs people to guide him. That's where the environment is very important."
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thedailymirror--2020-06-07--Wayne Rooney defends Roy Keane over infamous incident which led to Man Utd exit

Wayne Rooney believes Roy Keane was right to blast his teammates during the notorious MUTV interview which led to his Manchester United departure .
The former Red Devils captain took aim at John O'Shea , Alan Smith , Kieran Richardson , Darren Fletcher and Rio Ferdinand after a 4-1 defeat to Middlesbrough in November 2005 .
The clip - titled 'Roy Keane plays the pundit ' - was deemed too controversial to be broadcast , with remarks including a scathing assessment of Ferdinand .
`` Just because you are paid £120,000-a-week and play well for 20 minutes against Tottenham , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' Keane said .
Sir Alex Ferguson was furious about the incident and Keane left the club by mutual consent later that month .
However , Rooney admits he agreed with Keane 's comments about his teammates following the defeat at the Riverside Stadium .
`` I was at United when he gave his infamous MUTV interview but disagree with how it ’ s portrayed , '' the Derby County star wrote in his Sunday Times column .
`` Roy was supposedly too critical of his team-mates but I ’ ve watched the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with it at all .
`` He said that players can ’ t pass the ball ten yards and they ’ re playing for Manchester United and it ’ s not good enough .
Well , he ’ s right . ''
Rooney signed for United the year before Keane left the club and he explained the Irish club captain was the man he wanted to impress in training - rather than manager Ferguson .
He added : `` Now Roy Keane was vocal .
He had an aura .
I remember my @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I need to impress him . '
Not the manager .
Him . ''
Rooney went on to wear the armband for United , taking over from Nemanja Vidic as the Serbian left the club in 2014 .
In order to become an effective skipper , the forward took the advice of two club veterans upon his appointment .
`` When I took over United ’ s captaincy I sat down with Michael Carrick and Darren Fletcher to get their opinion on what was needed by the group , '' Rooney said .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ that the club would create an app for foreign players so if they were stuck for schools , restaurants , whatever , all the information would be there .
Out of that , the club produced a booklet .
`` We wanted chefs to visit young players ’ houses once a week to teach them cooking and to help their independence .
`` I took the squad out for a meal because I think it ’ s important to create an environment that ’ s not all about football , where players bond @ @ @ @ @ @ @ up to the Mirror Football email here for the latest news and transfer gossip .

Keane left the Red Devils in 2005 after blasting a number of his teammates during an MUTV interview - but Rooney admits he agreed with much of what the Irishman said
Wayne Rooney believes Roy Keane was right to blast his teammates during the notorious MUTV interview which led to his Manchester United departure.
The former Red Devils captain took aim at John O'Shea, Alan Smith, Kieran Richardson, Darren Fletcher and Rio Ferdinand after a 4-1 defeat to Middlesbrough in November 2005.
The clip - titled 'Roy Keane plays the pundit' - was deemed too controversial to be broadcast, with remarks including a scathing assessment of Ferdinand.
"Just because you are paid £120,000-a-week and play well for 20 minutes against Tottenham, you think you are a superstar," Keane said.
Sir Alex Ferguson was furious about the incident and Keane left the club by mutual consent later that month.
Image: EMPICS Sport) EMPICS Sport)
However, Rooney admits he agreed with Keane's comments about his teammates following the defeat at the Riverside Stadium.
"I was at United when he gave his infamous MUTV interview but disagree with how it’s portrayed," the Derby County star wrote in his Sunday Times column .
"Roy was supposedly too critical of his team-mates but I’ve watched the video and there’s nothing wrong with it at all.
Image: PA) PA)
"He said that players can’t pass the ball ten yards and they’re playing for Manchester United and it’s not good enough. Well, he’s right."
Rooney signed for United the year before Keane left the club and he explained the Irish club captain was the man he wanted to impress in training - rather than manager Ferguson.
He added: "Now Roy Keane was vocal. He had an aura. I remember my first United training session thinking, 'I need to impress him.' Not the manager. Him."
Image: Reuters) Reuters)
Rooney went on to wear the armband for United, taking over from Nemanja Vidic as the Serbian left the club in 2014.
In order to become an effective skipper, the forward took the advice of two club veterans upon his appointment.
"When I took over United’s captaincy I sat down with Michael Carrick and Darren Fletcher to get their opinion on what was needed by the group," Rooney said.
"We came up with the idea that the club would create an app for foreign players so if they were stuck for schools, restaurants, whatever, all the information would be there. Out of that, the club produced a booklet.
"We wanted chefs to visit young players’ houses once a week to teach them cooking and to help their independence.
"I took the squad out for a meal because I think it’s important to create an environment that’s not all about football, where players bond in their social time."
Sign up to the Mirror Football email here for the latest news and transfer gossip.


thedailymirror--2020-06-07--Coronavirus infections declined 'days before lockdown started', claims new study

The majority of people who died during the peak of the coronavirus crisis contracted the killer infection `` days before lockdown started '' , a new study has found .
The research suggests that the restrictions were not the reason for a drop in cases , it has been claimed .
A new study by the University of Bristol found that the majority of people who died during the peak would have contracted the coronavirus around four days before lockdown measures were introduced on March 23 .
Writing in the study , which is published on research site arXiv , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ deaths were recorded on April 8 .
Dr Wood 's model found patients would have been first infected around March 18 -19 - four days before the UK went into lockdown , Bristol Live reports .
Using data from a study of Chinese patients , Dr Wood said the average death from the virus takes around 17.8 days from when they first experience symptoms .
Some signs such as a new persistent cough , a fever and a loss of taste or smell were found to have appeared around 5.2 days after contracting @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 23 days .
In the week before full lockdown measures were rolled out , the government launched a public information campaign urging people to wash their hands and keep two metres away from others .
Dr Wood said that some social distancing was happening “ might have done the trick ” but it was difficult to be certain when infections actually peaked in the UK because widespread testing was abandoned by the Government in mid-March .
He said : `` Indeed the failure to undertake the sampling that could have gathered data to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ means that it will never be possible to be certain about timings , given the severe biases in clinical data other than deaths and fatal disease duration .
`` What the results show is that , in the absence of strong assumptions , the currently most reliable data strongly suggest that the decline in infections in England and Wales began before lockdown .
`` Furthermore , such a scenario would be consistent with the infection profile in Sweden , which began its decline in fatal infections shortly after the UK , but did @ @ @ @ @ @ @ short of lockdown . ''
He added : `` These facts have implications for the policies to be adopted in the coming autumn , particularly given the peculiar ethical issues associated with lockdown .
`` For example , plausible estimates of the life loss burden from an unmitigated Covid-19 epidemic in the UK are about two weeks per person .
`` A plausible lower bound on the UK life loss from the 2008 financial crisis and its aftermath is seven weeks per person .
The economic shock from lockdown is substantially larger than @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rolled out its trace and test programme as it eased the lockdown across England .
The system aims to find out how and where coronavirus is spreading by testing people with symptoms .
Experts have identified 17 possible symptoms but only those with one out of three are to be tested .
These are a fever , cough or loss of taste or smell – which chief medical officer Chris Whitty says covers “ 95 per cent ” of cases .
But other medics have rubbished his claim because those with other widely @ @ @ @ @ @ @ out .
It means many could have the virus without knowing and pass it on .
The coronavirus death toll in the UK , including in hospitals , care homes and the community , has risen by 204 to 40,465 , according to the Department of Health .

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Research by the University of Bristol claims that a majority of people who died during the peak of the coronavirus pandemic in the UK were infected four days before lockdown
The majority of people who died during the peak of the coronavirus crisis contracted the killer infection "days before lockdown started", a new study has found.
The research suggests that the restrictions were not the reason for a drop in cases, it has been claimed.
A new study by the University of Bristol found that the majority of people who died during the peak would have contracted the coronavirus around four days before lockdown measures were introduced on March 23.
Writing in the study, which is published on research site arXiv, Professor Simon Wood claimed the most Covid-19 deaths were recorded on April 8.
Dr Wood's model found patients would have been first infected around March 18 -19 - four days before the UK went into lockdown, Bristol Live reports.
Using data from a study of Chinese patients, Dr Wood said the average death from the virus takes around 17.8 days from when they first experience symptoms.
Image: Getty) Getty)
Some signs such as a new persistent cough, a fever and a loss of taste or smell were found to have appeared around 5.2 days after contracting Covid-19 with an average incubation period of 23 days.
In the week before full lockdown measures were rolled out, the government launched a public information campaign urging people to wash their hands and keep two metres away from others.
Dr Wood said that some social distancing was happening “might have done the trick” but it was difficult to be certain when infections actually peaked in the UK because widespread testing was abandoned by the Government in mid-March.
He said: "Indeed the failure to undertake the sampling that could have gathered data to directly measure infections early in the epidemic means that it will never be possible to be certain about timings, given the severe biases in clinical data other than deaths and fatal disease duration.
Image: POOL/AFP via Getty Images) POOL/AFP via Getty Images)
"What the results show is that, in the absence of strong assumptions, the currently most reliable data strongly suggest that the decline in infections in England and Wales began before lockdown.
"Furthermore, such a scenario would be consistent with the infection profile in Sweden, which began its decline in fatal infections shortly after the UK, but did so on the basis of measures well short of lockdown."
He added: "These facts have implications for the policies to be adopted in the coming autumn, particularly given the peculiar ethical issues associated with lockdown.
"For example, plausible estimates of the life loss burden from an unmitigated Covid-19 epidemic in the UK are about two weeks per person.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
"A plausible lower bound on the UK life loss from the 2008 financial crisis and its aftermath is seven weeks per person. The economic shock from lockdown is substantially larger than 2008."
Last month the Government rolled out its trace and test programme as it eased the lockdown across England.
The system aims to find out how and where coronavirus is spreading by testing people with symptoms.
Experts have identified 17 possible symptoms but only those with one out of three are to be tested.
These are a fever, cough or loss of taste or smell – which chief medical officer Chris Whitty says covers “95 per cent” of cases.
But other medics have rubbished his claim because those with other widely reported symptoms such as tiredness will miss out.
It means many could have the virus without knowing and pass it on.
The coronavirus death toll in the UK, including in hospitals, care homes and the community, has risen by 204 to 40,465, according to the Department of Health.


thedailymirror--2020-06-07--Quadrilateral's jockey Jason Watson on beating injury and battling defeat

Jason Watson gained both winners and weight on a trip to Australia ahead of the new Flat season .
It was a race for the champion apprentice to lose the pounds- and every one will be worth it if he can win the 1,000 Guineas on favourite Quadrilateral .
Weighing in at 9st 5lb , a stone heavier than the day he left , Watson changed his diet and reaped the rewards in just a few weeks .
`` It was difficult to return at that weight in mid-February and get ready for the season , '' he said .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ muscle and I felt good in Australia .
`` I 've cut out bread , milk and try to eat more lean protein .
`` My day begins with a protein shake , I 'll have fish and chicken later and snack on protein bars , pick away as we go .
`` I 'm down to around 8st 9lb now . ''
Jockeys may be light but they have to be strong as well- and Watson spends around an hour and a half training each day .
In January 2019 , he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , after a fall left him with four fractured vertebrae- three in his neck and one in his spine He admits he was lucky it did not end his career there and then .
And it was only really beginning- after a stellar 2018 , with 111 winners , which gave him the apprentice jockeys ' title and a link-up with top trainer Roger Charlton .
`` You feel very vulnerable when you get injured , '' he said .
`` I found it hard mentally , as I was out for three @ @ @ @ @ @ @ would watch racing , then you see horses you would have won on .
`` I put my energy into getting back as quickly as I could , with the help of Oaksey House in Lambourn , where I would do a lot of strengthening work and use the underwater treadmill . ''
During the previous Flat season , Watson won the Stewards ' Cup at Goodwood on Gifted Master and his first Group One for Luca Cumani in Italy .
Although his CV also has a big race in Qatar on it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the young rider said it is defeat that can be trickiest in the life of a jockey .
In just a second , his chance in Saturday 's 2,000 Guineas was over , when Kenzai Warrior fly-leapt the start , leaving him with too much ground to make up .
`` I would be one of the worst for beating myself up about things , '' he said .
`` At the end of the day you can only do your best and if it does n't work out then so be it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , it has a knock-on effect on how you ride .
`` For a while if I felt I should have won a race and it was my fault I did n't , I found it tough to get over .
`` But now it drives me forward and makes me more determined to get it right . ''
As a man with no racing background , driving instructor mum Jenny and postman dad Tim are especially proud of their son 's achievements .
Victory for Quadrilateral , his first ride in Sunday @ @ @ @ @ @ @ icing on the cake .
`` My family are very excited , '' said Watson .
`` As it 's my first ride in the race , it 's a big deal for everyone .
`` I 'd be lying if I said I was n't a bit nervous .
At the end of the day I 'm on a horse with a real chance .
`` She has done nothing wrong this winter .
I 'm happy with how she has strengthened up and she has been pleasing in her work .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ colt not a filly .
`` The first car I had was a VW Polo and I went straight up to a Mercedes- and that 's what it 's like finding a good horse like Quadrilateral . ''

Jason Watson rides the favourite in Sunday's big race at Newmarket, competing with top jockeys Ryan Moore and Frankie Dettori. The 1,000 Guineas is live on ITV
Jason Watson gained both winners and weight on a trip to Australia ahead of the new Flat season.
It was a race for the champion apprentice to lose the pounds- and every one will be worth it if he can win the 1,000 Guineas on favourite Quadrilateral.
Weighing in at 9st 5lb, a stone heavier than the day he left, Watson changed his diet and reaped the rewards in just a few weeks.
"It was difficult to return at that weight in mid-February and get ready for the season," he said.
"I wanted to strengthen up with muscle and I felt good in Australia.
"I've cut out bread, milk and try to eat more lean protein.
"My day begins with a protein shake, I'll have fish and chicken later and snack on protein bars, pick away as we go.
"I'm down to around 8st 9lb now."
Image: PA) PA)
Jockeys may be light but they have to be strong as well- and Watson spends around an hour and a half training each day.
In January 2019, he spent even more time on his fitness, after a fall left him with four fractured vertebrae- three in his neck and one in his spine
He admits he was lucky it did not end his career there and then.
And it was only really beginning- after a stellar 2018, with 111 winners, which gave him the apprentice jockeys' title and a link-up with top trainer Roger Charlton.
"You feel very vulnerable when you get injured," he said.
Image: PA) PA)
"I found it hard mentally, as I was out for three months.
"At the start I would watch racing, then you see horses you would have won on.
"I put my energy into getting back as quickly as I could, with the help of Oaksey House in Lambourn, where I would do a lot of strengthening work and use the underwater treadmill."
During the previous Flat season, Watson won the Stewards' Cup at Goodwood on Gifted Master and his first Group One for Luca Cumani in Italy.
Although his CV also has a big race in Qatar on it, which gives him great pride, the young rider said it is defeat that can be trickiest in the life of a jockey.
In just a second, his chance in Saturday's 2,000 Guineas was over, when Kenzai Warrior fly-leapt the start, leaving him with too much ground to make up.
"I would be one of the worst for beating myself up about things," he said.
"At the end of the day you can only do your best and if it doesn't work out then so be it.
"If you over analyse it, it has a knock-on effect on how you ride.
"For a while if I felt I should have won a race and it was my fault I didn't, I found it tough to get over.
"But now it drives me forward and makes me more determined to get it right."
Image: Getty) Getty)
As a man with no racing background, driving instructor mum Jenny and postman dad Tim are especially proud of their son's achievements.
Victory for Quadrilateral, his first ride in Sunday's 1,000 Guineas, would be the icing on the cake.
"My family are very excited," said Watson.
"As it's my first ride in the race, it's a big deal for everyone.
"I'd be lying if I said I wasn't a bit nervous. At the end of the day I'm on a horse with a real chance.
"She has done nothing wrong this winter. I'm happy with how she has strengthened up and she has been pleasing in her work.
"It's like sitting on a colt not a filly.
"The first car I had was a VW Polo and I went straight up to a Mercedes- and that's what it's like finding a good horse like Quadrilateral."


thedailymirror--2020-06-07--Best UK dog-friendly staycations where man's best friend will get 5-star service

Pets are part of the family and , as a nation of animal lovers , us Brits love holidaying with our dogs .
Since 2017 , my Westie Ernie and I have been sniffing out the UK ’ s best pet-friendly places to stay .
And , as well as self-catering accommodation , there are plenty of hotels and B & Bs where your four-legged friend will receive five-star service .
Here are a few of our `` furvourites '' .
You know you ’ re on to a winner when you find a dog-friendly B & B where the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ – and this place , near Nottingham , is a real gem .
The Georgian house has a luxurious yet homely feel and lovely little touches , such as open fires and decanters of port .
Nowhere is off limit for dogs , who will have their own bed and welcome pack waiting , and resident Westie Hamish will be on hand to help them settle in .
Be sure to come hungry – breakfast is enormous and evening meals are also available on request .
Rooms start from £85 per night and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Dogs and their owners are guaranteed a warm welcome at this Fuller ’ s pub , just outside Portsmouth .
From the front , you ’ d never guess there is a stylish hotel tucked round the back but there is , and dogs are welcome to stay for just £10 per night .
There ’ s a big jar of treats by the door , a lovely pub garden with views of the surrounding hills and ‘ 0 % dog beer ’ on draught .
A country park is just up the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ off all those calories from the traditional pub grub .
If you like the idea of booking a hotel or B & B but prefer the space and freedom of self-catering , try staying here .
You ’ ll have the run of the downstairs of the house , aside from the kitchen – where the owners will happily whip up a Full English or four-course feast and serve it in your private dining room .
Resident Spaniel Lily will happily show visiting dogs around the garden and you will also have Norwich @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
This relaxed country house hotel is renowned for being dog-friendly and as such , almost all guests arrive with a four-legged friend in tow .
It has beautiful manicured gardens and a lovely spa , which is a great place to destress .
You can even pamper your pooch with a dog reiki session ( well worth it , in case you ’ re wondering ! )
The seasonal food served in the restaurant is all locally-sourced and resident dogs Roxy , Parrot and Lola are always up for making new friends @ @ @ @ @ @ @ there ’ s an extra £9.50 charge per dog .
Visit trigonyhotel.co.uk .
You don ’ t have to go to the Caribbean for sparkling white sands – just head to the Isles of Scilly , off the coast of Cornwall .
Both dogs and humans will be in heaven at Karma St Martin ’ s , a luxury resort just steps from the beach .
As part of the hotel ’ s Very Important Pet scheme , dogs are welcomed with treats , blankets and bowls and can also book dogsitters and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Kitchen .
The Scillies are accessible by sea and air and both options are dog-friendly .
Rooms start from £150 and dogs cost £10 per night .
Visit karmagroup.com .
Follow Ernie on Twitter @ ernpup , Facebook at Ernie ’ s Adventures and Instagram @ erniethewestiepup .

Jenny Green and her Westie Ernie sniff out some of the best pet-friendly holiday escapes in the UK - and find several to their licking…
Best UK dog-friendly staycations: Hotels and B&Bs where man's best friend will get 5-star service
Pets are part of the family and, as a nation of animal lovers, us Brits love holidaying with our dogs.
Since 2017, my Westie Ernie and I have been sniffing out the UK’s best pet-friendly places to stay.
And, as well as self-catering accommodation, there are plenty of hotels and B&Bs where your four-legged friend will receive five-star service.
Here are a few of our "furvourites".
Image: SUNDAY MIRROR) SUNDAY MIRROR)
1. St Anne’s House B&B, Sutton Bonington, Notts
You know you’re on to a winner when you find a dog-friendly B&B where the owners’ surname is ‘Bone’ – and this place, near Nottingham, is a real gem.
The Georgian house has a luxurious yet homely feel and lovely little touches, such as open fires and decanters of port.
Nowhere is off limit for dogs, who will have their own bed and welcome pack waiting, and resident Westie Hamish will be on hand to help them settle in.
Be sure to come hungry – breakfast is enormous and evening meals are also available on request.
Rooms start from £85 per night and dogs stay free. See stanneshouse.co.uk.
2. The Hampshire Hog, Clanfield
Dogs and their owners are guaranteed a warm welcome at this Fuller’s pub, just outside Portsmouth.
From the front, you’d never guess there is a stylish hotel tucked round the back but there is, and dogs are welcome to stay for just £10 per night.
There’s a big jar of treats by the door, a lovely pub garden with views of the surrounding hills and ‘0% dog beer’ on draught.
A country park is just up the road, too – perfect for working off all those calories from the traditional pub grub.
Rooms start from £79. See thehampshirehog.co.uk.
3. Southern B&B, Brundall, Norfolk
If you like the idea of booking a hotel or B&B but prefer the space and freedom of self-catering, try staying here.
You’ll have the run of the downstairs of the house, aside from the kitchen – where the owners will happily whip up a Full English or four-course feast and serve it in your private dining room.
Resident Spaniel Lily will happily show visiting dogs around the garden and you will also have Norwich and the Norfolk Broads on your doorstep.
Overnight stays start from £59. Find Southern B&B on Booking.com.
4. Trigony House Hotel, Scotland
This relaxed country house hotel is renowned for being dog-friendly and as such, almost all guests arrive with a four-legged friend in tow.
It has beautiful manicured gardens and a lovely spa, which is a great place to destress.
You can even pamper your pooch with a dog reiki session (well worth it, in case you’re wondering!)
The seasonal food served in the restaurant is all locally-sourced and resident dogs Roxy, Parrot and Lola are always up for making new friends.
Rooms start from £120, and there’s an extra £9.50 charge per dog. Visit trigonyhotel.co.uk.
5. Karma St Martin’s, Isles of Scilly
You don’t have to go to the Caribbean for sparkling white sands – just head to the Isles of Scilly, off the coast of Cornwall.
Both dogs and humans will be in heaven at Karma St Martin’s, a luxury resort just steps from the beach.
As part of the hotel’s Very Important Pet scheme, dogs are welcomed with treats, blankets and bowls and can also book dogsitters and order meals from Karma’s Kanine Kitchen.
The Scillies are accessible by sea and air and both options are dog-friendly. Rooms start from £150 and dogs cost £10 per night. Visit karmagroup.com.
For more dog-friendly holiday inspiration, visit ernies-adventures.com
Follow Ernie on Twitter @ernpup, Facebook at Ernie’s Adventures and Instagram @erniethewestiepup.


thedailymirror--2020-06-07--Trent Alexander-Arnold admits grief over tragic death of young rapper Pop Smoke

Trent Alexander-Arnold has admitted he takes celebrity seriously – after being hit hard by the violent death of US rapper Pop Smoke .
The American singer , 20 , was shot and killed by armed intruders at his home in Hollywood in February .
Four men broke into the Brooklyn-born artist 's property , with police then finding Pop Smoke with multiple gunshot wounds after arriving just six minutes after receiving a call , by which time the intruders had fled the scene .
Pop Smoke was an emerging talent in the music business , and was preparing for his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this summer .
Alexander-Arnold said : “ What happened to Pop Smoke was madness , he was literally about to blow .
I was gutted about him .
He was so young as well , I didn ’ t realise he was younger than me .
“ Even when I was growing up you automatically think because people are famous they have it easy or just because they are getting paid a lot of money things are easy all the time and life ’ s so good .
“ But people are still @ @ @ @ @ @ @ happens even with celebrities .
People are sometimes confused and shocked when things happen to celebrities or they go through mental health issues .
“ But everyone is a normal person .
We ’ re all born the same way , we all die and go through the same things .
Like Pop Smoke , Alexander-Arnold 's rise to fame has been steep , and he is already a huge star both at home and abroad .
At 21 , the Liverpool defender has a lot of pressure on his young shoulders , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ leading a celebrity life .
But he has already displayed a great level of maturity in his approach .
He added : “ Just because a lot more people know who they are things can still happen to people .
“ For me , it ’ s about understanding that everyone is a human and goes through the same things at some point.
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Emerging music talent Pop Smoke was killed after sustaining multiple gunshot wounds when four men entered his property in Los Angeles back in February
Trent Alexander-Arnold has admitted he takes celebrity seriously – after being hit hard by the violent death of US rapper Pop Smoke.
The American singer, 20, was shot and killed by armed intruders at his home in Hollywood in February.
Four men broke into the Brooklyn-born artist's property, with police then finding Pop Smoke with multiple gunshot wounds after arriving just six minutes after receiving a call, by which time the intruders had fled the scene.
Pop Smoke was an emerging talent in the music business, and was preparing for his highly-anticipated first studio album to be released this summer.
Alexander-Arnold said: “What happened to Pop Smoke was madness, he was literally about to blow. I was gutted about him. He was so young as well, I didn’t realise he was younger than me.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
“Even when I was growing up you automatically think because people are famous they have it easy or just because they are getting paid a lot of money things are easy all the time and life’s so good.
“But people are still going through their thing. A lot happens even with celebrities. People are sometimes confused and shocked when things happen to celebrities or they go through mental health issues.
“But everyone is a normal person. We’re all born the same way, we all die and go through the same things.
Like Pop Smoke, Alexander-Arnold's rise to fame has been steep, and he is already a huge star both at home and abroad.
At 21, the Liverpool defender has a lot of pressure on his young shoulders, as he slowly gets to grips with leading a celebrity life.
But he has already displayed a great level of maturity in his approach.
He added: “Just because a lot more people know who they are things can still happen to people.
“For me, it’s about understanding that everyone is a human and goes through the same things at some point.”
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thedailymirror--2020-06-07--Newmarket 1,000 Guineas tips, odds, racecard, results and analysis

They 're under starter 's and they 're off- for the first major weekend of the Flat season .
Just days into the racing restart , the opening Classic races are here , with the Qipco 1,000 Guineas the feature race on Sunday .
Favourite this afternoon is Quadrilateral , who 'll bid to give jockey Jason Watson his first Classic and emulate the filly 's sire Frankel , so impressive in the colts ' race here in 2011 .
When the 15 runners set off over the mile trip at 3.35pm , she puts his unbeaten record on the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ race at Newmarket was the 2,000 Guineas and it was won by the Andrew Balding-trained Kameko .
Reigning champion jockey Oisin Murphy was in the saddle and the winner returned at 10/1 .
He rides the well-supported Millisle in today 's feature contest and bookmakers make her a 4/1 shot .
Mirror Racing tipster Newsboy is hoping for a surprise with Cloak Of Sprits his selection .
The Guineas is one of seven races live on ITV - four from Newmarket and three at Haydock .
For the latest updates from the live @ @ @ @ @ @ @ our LIVE blog below :

Love breezed away from the opposition to give Aidan O'Brien a sixth victory in the Qipco 1000 Guineas at Newmarket.
The Ballydoyle handler fielded just one runner in the Classic and Love emphatically turned around last year's Fillies' Mile form with Quadrilateral to claim a cosy success under Ryan Moore.
Cloak Of Spirits set the early pace with 11-4 favourite Quadrilateral racing very keenly on her heels, while Moore settled Love (4-1) on the outside of the pack.
She travelled extremely well throughout the mile contest and when Moore gave the signal, Love picked up in fine style and shot clear in the final furlong to win by four and a quarter lengths.
Cloak Of Spirits kept on for second, with Quadrilateral a head back in third.
For the latest updates from the live racing action throughout the day, follow our LIVE blog below:


thedailymirror--2020-06-07--Lateysha Grace accused of breaking lockdown  as she drives to Wales for protest

Lateysha Grace has broken the Welsh lockdown rules by driving from London to Swansea in Wales .
The former MTV star 's fans noticed she 'd flouted rules after making the 186-mile long trip to attend the Black Lives Matter protest on Saturday .
It appears as though The Valleys star crossed the border five days after tagging herself in London , and has been keeping her fans updated on her travels on social media .
The coronavirus rules state you must adhere to the laws and guidance of the other parts of the UK if travelling there .
In @ @ @ @ @ @ @ long as you do n't stay there overnight , but rules in Wales also advise people against travelling more than five miles , which she did by driving to Swansea .
Earlier this week , Lateysha shared snaps on Instagram with the location tagged as London .
A few days later , she documented her going to the BLM protest in Swansea , Wales - meaning that she travelled 186 miles from one city to the other .
Lateysha encouraged her fans to attend the Swansea protest with her , taking to her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 'd be there .
She said : `` So guys I 'm on my way to the Swansea protest now .
`` I did put a post up last night but I 've been told that there 's not that many people there , so if you support Black Lives Matter then please please turn up , it 's an hour of your time . ''
She went on to share clips with her one million Instagram followers of herself at the protest .
It seems as though Lateysha is one of many @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to turn away more than 1,000 cars from one beauty spot in just two days .
Boris Johnson relaxed the lockdown in England this week but the guidelines differ in Wales , Scotland and Northern Ireland .
Cross-border reunions still remain banned , with the Welsh government issuing a 'stay local ' message to replace 'stay home ' , which has helped enforce the Covid-19 lockdown .
Lateysha has not responded to Mirror Online 's request for comment .
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EXCLUSIVE : The former MTV star flouted rules after making the 186-mile long trip to Wales to attend the Black Lives Matter protest on Saturday
Lateysha Grace accused of breaking lockdown as she drives to Wales for protest
Lateysha Grace has broken the Welsh lockdown rules by driving from London to Swansea in Wales.
The former MTV star's fans noticed she'd flouted rules after making the 186-mile long trip to attend the Black Lives Matter protest on Saturday.
It appears as though The Valleys star crossed the border five days after tagging herself in London, and has been keeping her fans updated on her travels on social media.
The coronavirus rules state you must adhere to the laws and guidance of the other parts of the UK if travelling there.
In England you are allowed to travel as long as you don't stay there overnight, but rules in Wales also advise people against travelling more than five miles, which she did by driving to Swansea.
Earlier this week, Lateysha shared snaps on Instagram with the location tagged as London.
Image: lateysha_grace/Instagram) lateysha_grace/Instagram)
A few days later, she documented her going to the BLM protest in Swansea, Wales - meaning that she travelled 186 miles from one city to the other.
Lateysha encouraged her fans to attend the Swansea protest with her, taking to her Instagram Story to let fans know she'd be there.
She said: "So guys I'm on my way to the Swansea protest now.
Image: lateysha_grace/Instagram) lateysha_grace/Instagram)
"I did put a post up last night but I've been told that there's not that many people there, so if you support Black Lives Matter then please please turn up, it's an hour of your time."
She went on to share clips with her one million Instagram followers of herself at the protest.
It seems as though Lateysha is one of many lockdown flouters as Welsh police were forced to turn away more than 1,000 cars from one beauty spot in just two days.
Image: lateysha_grace/Instagram) lateysha_grace/Instagram)
Boris Johnson relaxed the lockdown in England this week but the guidelines differ in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Cross-border reunions still remain banned, with the Welsh government issuing a 'stay local' message to replace 'stay home', which has helped enforce the Covid-19 lockdown.
Lateysha has not responded to Mirror Online's request for comment.
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thedailymirror--2020-06-07--Lisa Nandy 'very proud' of Black Lives Matter protesters - 'you can't be silent'

Labour ’ s Lisa Nandy today declared she is `` very proud '' of Black Lives Matter protesters taking to streets amid the coronavirus pandemic , adding : `` You can not be silent '' .
The Shadow Foreign Secretary urged protesters to maintain social distancing - and told the small number who have been violent to `` stop it '' .
But she added : `` I 'm someone who has lived with racism in my life , I 've seen it with my family , I 've seen it in our country and I think it requires you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` You can not be silent in the face of racism and police brutality , and I think those young people are right to raise their voices and to demand change . ''
It came after Health Secretary Matt Hancock said it is `` undoubtedly a risk '' that there will be an increase in coronavirus cases after the protests .
Mr Hancock said he supports the protesters ' arguments `` very strongly '' but the law current bans gatherings of more than 6 due to the virus .
But he squirmed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people in Boris Johnson ’ s Cabinet - there are currently one .
Mr Hancock said : “ The two Cabinets I 've sat in with Boris Johnson as Prime Minister are the two most diverse Cabinets I 've ever sat in . ''
He then added it was important to have `` diversity of thought '' when taking big decisions around the Cabinet table .
It comes after a largely peaceful Black Lives Matter protest in London yesterday ended with a minority of protesters clashing with police .
Scotland Yard commissioner Cressida @ @ @ @ @ @ @ including one who fell from a police horse when it bolted amid chaotic scenes .
The Commissioner said assaults on officers were `` shocking and completely unacceptable '' ahead of fresh planned demos across the UK today .
Demonstrations have erupted against police brutality after the death of George Floyd .
A police officer pinned his neck under a knee for nearly nine minutes in Minneapolis on May 25 .
Ms Nandy told the BBC 's Andrew Marr Show : `` I think it 's one of the most important things about living @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can go out and protest .
`` I 've said repeatedly that it must be safe , people should social distance - please take precautions - but I 'm very proud of those young people who are coming out and speaking up . ''
Ms Nandy also appealed to the small number of people who have used violence at the Black Lives Matter protests to stop .
She added it was `` completely wrong '' to attack police officers , `` many of whom are deeply sympathetic with the sentiment behind these protests @ @ @ @ @ @ @ deal with Covid and help to keep public order in a really unprecedented situation , '' and would undermine the message protests want to send .
Ms Nandy said she has `` no idea whether Donald Trump is a racist or not a racist '' .
But she warned his attacks on Black Lives Matter protesters were a `` deliberate election strategy '' , with right-wingers trying to `` divide people in order to try to advance their own cause '' .
She said : `` That 's crept into our politics in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we 're seeing under the cover of Covid , other countries trying to do something similar - rowing back on people 's freedoms , human rights , the rule of law , democracy .
`` And that 's one of the reasons why I 've said this Government can not remain silent in the face of that . ''
The UK government has condemned `` appalling '' scenes in the US but so far has not criticised Donald Trump directly .
Health Secretary Matt Hancock today said there was `` undoubtedly a risk @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Covid-19 more likely .
He told Sky News : “ I support very strongly the argument that is being made by those who are protesting for more equality and against discrimination .
“ But the virus itself doesn ’ t discriminate and gathering in large groups is temporarily against the rules precisely because it increases the risk of the spread of this virus .
“ So I would urge people to make their argument and I will support you in making that argument.But please don ’ t spread this virus . ''
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ the government ’ s scientific advice group SAGE , also said there is a risk the protests could spread the virus .
He said it is mitigated by being outside and people wearing masks , but not eliminated .
“ If you have a crowd of a few thousand people then you would expect some of those people to be infectious , ” he told the BBC .
“ Of course it does carry some risk unfortunately.
” Mr Hancock insisted `` I do n't '' think Britain is a racist country - @ @ @ @ @ @ @ black people in Cabinet .
Name-checking people who are former Cabinet ministers or junior ministers instead , he said : `` I think Boris Johnson ’ s got a very good record on this .
`` [ He ] brings people in and listens to a diversity of views , and it ’ s diversity of thought that ’ s the really important thing when you ’ re taking those big decisions around the Cabinet table . ''
He said the government must “ address this issue ” and “ increase the opportunities @ @ @ @ @ @ @ disadvantaged , whatever the colour of their skin ” .
“ We ’ ve got to make sure in particular that this agenda leads to closing of gaps in inequalities ” .

LISA NANDY IS "PROUD" OF THE BLM PROTESTERS DESPITE FEARS ABOUT VIRUS
LISA NANDY IS "PROUD" OF THE BLM PROTESTERS DESPITE FEARS ABOUT VIRUS
Lisa Nandy urged protesters to follow distancing after the government warned protests could 'undoubtedly' spread the virus - but the defended the right to march
Lisa Nandy 'very proud' of Black Lives Matter protesters - 'you can't be silent'
Labour’s Lisa Nandy today declared she is "very proud" of Black Lives Matter protesters taking to streets amid the coronavirus pandemic, adding: "You cannot be silent".
The Shadow Foreign Secretary urged protesters to maintain social distancing - and told the small number who have been violent to "stop it".
But she added: "I'm someone who has lived with racism in my life, I've seen it with my family, I've seen it in our country and I think it requires you to take an active stance against it.
"You cannot be silent in the face of racism and police brutality, and I think those young people are right to raise their voices and to demand change."
It came after Health Secretary Matt Hancock said it is "undoubtedly a risk" that there will be an increase in coronavirus cases after the protests.
Image: Dafydd Owen/Avalon) Dafydd Owen/Avalon)
Mr Hancock said he supports the protesters' arguments "very strongly" but the law current bans gatherings of more than 6 due to the virus.
But he squirmed when asked about the number of black people in Boris Johnson ’s Cabinet - there are currently one.
Mr Hancock said: “The two Cabinets I've sat in with Boris Johnson as Prime Minister are the two most diverse Cabinets I've ever sat in."
He then added it was important to have "diversity of thought" when taking big decisions around the Cabinet table.
It comes after a largely peaceful Black Lives Matter protest in London yesterday ended with a minority of protesters clashing with police.
Image: Sky News) Sky News)
Scotland Yard commissioner Cressida Dick said 14 officers were injured, including one who fell from a police horse when it bolted amid chaotic scenes.
The Commissioner said assaults on officers were "shocking and completely unacceptable" ahead of fresh planned demos across the UK today.
Demonstrations have erupted against police brutality after the death of George Floyd. A police officer pinned his neck under a knee for nearly nine minutes in Minneapolis on May 25.
Ms Nandy told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show: "I think it's one of the most important things about living in a free society is that people can go out and protest.
"I've said repeatedly that it must be safe, people should social distance - please take precautions - but I'm very proud of those young people who are coming out and speaking up."
Image: Adam Gerrard / Sunday Mirror) Adam Gerrard / Sunday Mirror)
Ms Nandy also appealed to the small number of people who have used violence at the Black Lives Matter protests to stop.
She added it was "completely wrong" to attack police officers, "many of whom are deeply sympathetic with the sentiment behind these protests, who are struggling as well to deal with Covid and help to keep public order in a really unprecedented situation," and would undermine the message protests want to send.
Ms Nandy said she has "no idea whether Donald Trump is a racist or not a racist".
But she warned his attacks on Black Lives Matter protesters were a "deliberate election strategy", with right-wingers trying to "divide people in order to try to advance their own cause".
She said: "That's crept into our politics in Britain in the last few years and we're seeing under the cover of Covid, other countries trying to do something similar - rowing back on people's freedoms, human rights, the rule of law, democracy.
"And that's one of the reasons why I've said this Government cannot remain silent in the face of that."
The UK government has condemned "appalling" scenes in the US but so far has not criticised Donald Trump directly.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock today said there was "undoubtedly a risk" the protests would make an increase of Covid-19 more likely.
Image: 10 Downing Street/AFP via Getty) 10 Downing Street/AFP via Getty)
He told Sky News: “I support very strongly the argument that is being made by those who are protesting for more equality and against discrimination.
“But the virus itself doesn’t discriminate and gathering in large groups is temporarily against the rules precisely because it increases the risk of the spread of this virus.
“So I would urge people to make their argument and I will support you in making that argument.But please don’t spread this virus."
Prof John Edmunds, a member of the government’s scientific advice group SAGE, also said there is a risk the protests could spread the virus.
He said it is mitigated by being outside and people wearing masks, but not eliminated.
“If you have a crowd of a few thousand people then you would expect some of those people to be infectious,” he told the BBC. “Of course it does carry some risk unfortunately.”
Mr Hancock insisted "I don't" think Britain is a racist country - and tried to defend the lack of black people in Cabinet.
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Name-checking people who are former Cabinet ministers or junior ministers instead, he said: "I think Boris Johnson’s got a very good record on this.
"[He] brings people in and listens to a diversity of views, and it’s diversity of thought that’s the really important thing when you’re taking those big decisions around the Cabinet table."
He said the government must “address this issue” and “increase the opportunities for everybody” including “the most disadvantaged, whatever the colour of their skin”.
“We’ve got to make sure in particular that this agenda leads to closing of gaps in inequalities”.


thedailymirror--2020-06-07--Ole Gunnar Solskjaer explains Man Utd tactics ahead of Premier League restart

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer plans to take full advantage of the new Premier League rule allowing teams to use five substitutes per game .
Teams will be able to name nine subs under new rules brought in until the end of the season in the wake of the enforced break due to the coronavirus crisis .
Manchester United boss Solskjaer is ready to fully utilise the rule change , admitting he plans to use his entire squad to finish off the interrupted season .
“ We hope everybody ’ s going to be ready for the first game , ” said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ top-four spot , as well as FA Cup and Europa League success .
“ We ’ ve had time out , so I don ’ t think we can expect that those lads who 've missed lots of the football can last the full game .
“ But now the rules have changed , we can use five subs and have nine on the bench .
“ I think that ’ s helpful because footballers , after being out for so long , going into competitive games will be a challenge for them @ @ @ @ @ @ @ injury-wise and fitness-wise .
“ We can ’ t just flog one player and say to them 'you play every game and every minute ' because it might be a period when we have to rotate quite often.
” United , who have one of the biggest squads in the Premier League , are best placed to take full advantage of the new subs rule , with Solskjaer planning to use as many players as possible .
Asked if he intended to use every player , Solskjaer , speaking to United 's official @ @ @ @ @ @ @ over the course of the rest of the season , yes .
“ We have a big squad , a strong squad and , at the moment , loads of these players can prepare for the first game and hope to play in the first game .
“ Then , if you don ’ t play in the first , you might play the second or the third .
“ So that ’ s what it 's about at Manchester United - being in the squad , being in the team , being @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” Sign up to the Mirror Football email here for the latest news and transfer gossip .

The Red Devils manager is planning to make full use of the new rule allowing five substitutions per team in a match - with United boasting one of the largest squads in the league
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer plans to take full advantage of the new Premier League rule allowing teams to use five substitutes per game.
Teams will be able to name nine subs under new rules brought in until the end of the season in the wake of the enforced break due to the coronavirus crisis.
Manchester United boss Solskjaer is ready to fully utilise the rule change, admitting he plans to use his entire squad to finish off the interrupted season.
“We hope everybody’s going to be ready for the first game,” said Solskjaer, whose side are chasing a top-four spot, as well as FA Cup and Europa League success.
Image: Manchester United via Getty Imag) Manchester United via Getty Imag)
“We’ve had time out, so I don’t think we can expect that those lads who've missed lots of the football can last the full game.
“But now the rules have changed, we can use five subs and have nine on the bench.
“I think that’s helpful because footballers, after being out for so long, going into competitive games will be a challenge for them and we have to look after them injury-wise and fitness-wise.
Image: PA) PA)
“We can’t just flog one player and say to them 'you play every game and every minute' because it might be a period when we have to rotate quite often.”
United, who have one of the biggest squads in the Premier League, are best placed to take full advantage of the new subs rule, with Solskjaer planning to use as many players as possible.
Asked if he intended to use every player, Solskjaer, speaking to United's official website, said: “Well, over the course of the rest of the season, yes.
“We have a big squad, a strong squad and, at the moment, loads of these players can prepare for the first game and hope to play in the first game.
“Then, if you don’t play in the first, you might play the second or the third.
“So that’s what it's about at Manchester United - being in the squad, being in the team, being ready when you’re asked upon.”
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thedailymirror--2020-06-07--Coronavirus breakthrough as vaccine ‘using inhaler could be ready by August'

A vaccine for coronavirus could be ready in the form of an inhaler in just weeks , it is believed .
Researchers at University of Oxford are `` 80 per cent confident '' the Covid-19 vaccine they 've been developing will work , particularly on younger people .
Drug company Astra Zeneca will produce two billion doses of the vaccine when it gets the green light , it is reported today .
Professor Adrian Hill , of the university 's Centre for Personalised Medicine , reportedly gave the new details in an online lecture this week .
He said : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ around about August time - it might be before if cases do not decline as quickly as we expect , or be later if we run out of cases . ''
He added the drug will be in the form of an inhaler , it is understood .
The trial , which started in April , began recruiting up to 10,260 adults over 55 and children .
Since then , Astra Zeneca has already agreed to supply 100 million doses of the potential vaccine to the UK .
The Anglo-Swedish company has also @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for a coronavirus vaccine with the US government .
Microsoft billionaire Bill Gates has reportedly given significant funding for the cause .
But the coronavirus drug is still undergoing trials at the university ’ s Jenner Institute , which is working with the Oxford Vaccine Group on the project .
Currently , there is no vaccine or treatment available for Covid-19 but doctors across the globe are testing current anti-viral drugs to see if they can beat coronavirus .

Coronavirus, or Covid-19 as its known, has now killed more than 40,000 Brits in all settings but University of Oxford trials of a vaccine are ongoing
Coronavirus breakthrough as vaccine ‘using inhaler could be ready by August'
A vaccine for coronavirus could be ready in the form of an inhaler in just weeks, it is believed.
Researchers at University of Oxford are "80 per cent confident" the Covid-19 vaccine they've been developing will work, particularly on younger people.
Drug company Astra Zeneca will produce two billion doses of the vaccine when it gets the green light, it is reported today.
Professor Adrian Hill, of the university's Centre for Personalised Medicine, reportedly gave the new details in an online lecture this week.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
He said: “We are guessing that might be around about August time - it might be before if cases do not decline as quickly as we expect, or be later if we run out of cases."
He added the drug will be in the form of an inhaler, it is understood.
The trial, which started in April, began recruiting up to 10,260 adults over 55 and children.
Since then, Astra Zeneca has already agreed to supply 100 million doses of the potential vaccine to the UK. The Anglo-Swedish company has also signed a massive $1 billion deal for a coronavirus vaccine with the US government.
Microsoft billionaire Bill Gates has reportedly given significant funding for the cause.
But the coronavirus drug is still undergoing trials at the university’s Jenner Institute, which is working with the Oxford Vaccine Group on the project.
Currently, there is no vaccine or treatment available for Covid-19 but doctors across the globe are testing current anti-viral drugs to see if they can beat coronavirus.


thedailymirror--2020-06-07--Friends star Lisa Kudrow says she's happy her son isn't a fan of her work

Lisa Kudrow said her 22-year-old son Julian is n't a fan of her work .
The Friends star , 56 , said she does n't talk about her work or past roles with her only child - whom she shares with husband Michel Stern .
When asked what Julian thinks of Friends , Lisa said : `` We do n't talk about it a lot .
He 's been thrilled about certain things I 've done but he 's not a fan of mine and I do n't want him to be .
`` I want him to be my @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for parental things . ''
The actress - who found fame after starring as Phoebe Buffay in the hit US sitcom - said she and Michel `` lucked out '' when it comes to their son .
She told OK !
mag : `` He 's unbelievably great .
We lucked out .
I try to advise him about girls and then I realise I probably do n't know what I 'm talking about . ''
Lisa went on to say that parenthood has caused her to stop finding certain TV shows and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Motherhood changed everything .
I remember thinking , 'Nothing else is ever going to be as important as this .
I get it . '
`` The sad thing is , a lot of things stopped being funny .
There are a lot of movies and TV shows I ca n't watch any more . ''
She added : `` I ca n't watch children getting hurt or doctor shows .
Motherhood changed my sensitivity .
But I loved 'The Crown ' .
I went through that real fast . ''
What 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ own when it comes to staying away from watching Friends .
Although the sitcom may have helped her amass a £72million fortune – Lisa admits she still has n't seen all the episodes of the show .
“ I should because it ’ s funny , ” says the actress , who is self isolating at home in Los Angeles .
“ The times I watch the show , I really enjoy it .
But to be honest , there are episodes I have never seen .
“ I am not the only @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is true .
You got busy , so you did n't watch everybody else ’ s scene because you didn ’ t have time .
“ It ’ s really crazy , but one day I can ’ t wait to watch Friends.
” Lisa is gearing up to join her former co-stars Jennifer Aniston , Courteney Cox , David Schwimmer , Matthew Perry and Matt LeBlanc for a long-awaited Friends reunion .
The reunion was initially set to take place in May , but the pandemic has caused HBO bosses to hit @ @ @ @ @ @ @ story to sell ?
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Friends star Lisa Kudrow says her car ‘got searched every night’ after filming
Friends star Lisa Kudrow says her car ‘got searched every night’ after filming
The Friends star, 56, said she doesn't talk about her work or past roles with her only child - whom she shares with husband Michel Stern
Friends star Lisa Kudrow says she's happy her son isn't a fan of her work
Lisa Kudrow said her 22-year-old son Julian isn't a fan of her work.
The Friends star, 56, said she doesn't talk about her work or past roles with her only child - whom she shares with husband Michel Stern.
When asked what Julian thinks of Friends, Lisa said: "We don't talk about it a lot. He's been thrilled about certain things I've done but he's not a fan of mine and I don't want him to be.
"I want him to be my son. He should hold me accountable for parental things."
The actress - who found fame after starring as Phoebe Buffay in the hit US sitcom - said she and Michel "lucked out" when it comes to their son.
Image: WireImage) WireImage)
She told OK! mag: "He's unbelievably great. We lucked out. I try to advise him about girls and then I realise I probably don't know what I'm talking about."
Lisa went on to say that parenthood has caused her to stop finding certain TV shows and films funny.
She admitted: "Motherhood changed everything. I remember thinking, 'Nothing else is ever going to be as important as this. I get it.'
"The sad thing is, a lot of things stopped being funny. There are a lot of movies and TV shows I can't watch any more."
Image: AFP/Getty Images) AFP/Getty Images)
She added: "I can't watch children getting hurt or doctor shows. Motherhood changed my sensitivity. But I loved 'The Crown'. I went through that real fast."
What's more, Julian isn't on his own when it comes to staying away from watching Friends.
Although the sitcom may have helped her amass a £72million fortune – Lisa admits she still hasn't seen all the episodes of the show.
“I should because it’s funny,” says the actress, who is self isolating at home in Los Angeles.
Image: NBCUniversal via Getty Images) NBCUniversal via Getty Images)
“The times I watch the show, I really enjoy it. But to be honest, there are episodes I have never seen.
“I am not the only one in the cast for which that is true. You got busy, so you didn't watch everybody else’s scene because you didn’t have time.
“It’s really crazy, but one day I can’t wait to watch Friends.”
Image: Sky One) Sky One)
Lisa is gearing up to join her former co-stars Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, David Schwimmer, Matthew Perry and Matt LeBlanc for a long-awaited Friends reunion.
The reunion was initially set to take place in May, but the pandemic has caused HBO bosses to hit the brakes.
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thedailymirror--2020-06-07--Premier League chiefs are missing perfect trick with Project Restart

It seems television or Premier League executives – or both – believe football in the raw is not enough for the great British public .
They are probably right .
Distilled to a few characters , delivered in short , sharp bursts , demanding only a bite-sized chunk of your precious attention .
Viewing figures can be massaged this way and that , but the number of people who will sit and watch 90 minutes of a match in which they are not emotionally invested is relatively low .
And there are going to be a lot of matches on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ months , all played without the genuine sound effects of a heaving crowd .
For the TV people and for Premier League officials slavishly keen to satisfy their television paymasters , that will create a noise void that needs filling , hence a section of Project Restart entitled ‘ Enhancing the Broadcast Product ’ .
What best enhances the broadcast product is a Kevin De Bruyne pass , a Harry Kane finish , a Virgil van Dijk tackle , a David de Gea save and/or cock-up , but you can see the point @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for football ’ s return , 92 games behind closed doors in a six-week spell might just get a little bit samey .
For variation , TV companies are keen to have greater access to managers and players .
Apparently , clubs have said no to cameras in the dressing-room and half-time player interviews , but there might be more time with managers in the build-up to games .
Fine .
But football , Project Restart and television are missing a trick here .
Never mind hearing more from players and managers , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to wire up the referees .
Hearing referees explaining their decisions , listening to their communications with VAR operatives in Stockley Park , getting an audio profile of what they have to deal with from players , would enhance the broadcast no end .
There would be those – and we ’ re all guessing Mike Dean – who would relish it and those who might not fancy it .
If nothing else , it would lessen the abusive backchat .
Based solely on casual observation , the absence of a baying live @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Bundesliga .
Imagine if players knew their protests could be picked up by a microphone .
The broad argument is that dissent is part and parcel of the game .
It is even shared by referees , some of whom enjoy a verbal to and fro with players .
Remember Dan Gosling taking exception to Jonathan Moss aiming a few barbs at Bournemouth players ?
But dissent from players and coaches is a serious issue .
If it is seen to be accepted at the elite level , it sends a message @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will continue to face verbal and physical abuse when play returns to the Sunday league playing fields .
Not only would a microphone let us hear the rationale behind officiating , it would deter casual abuse that has become the norm .
It is not going to happen in Project Restart – and the FA and Premier League have shown no appetite for the idea .
But they are missing a trick .
If nothing else , in the era of the strictly limited attention span , it would enhance the broadcast product @ @ @ @ @ @ @ email here for the latest news and transfer gossip .

Football is set to take over our TV screens on its return but without fans there will be a huge void from the usual product, which could have been filled to great effect
It seems television or Premier League executives – or both – believe football in the raw is not enough for the great British public.
They are probably right.
A lot consume football as they consume social media.
Distilled to a few characters, delivered in short, sharp bursts, demanding only a bite-sized chunk of your precious attention.
Viewing figures can be massaged this way and that, but the number of people who will sit and watch 90 minutes of a match in which they are not emotionally invested is relatively low.
And there are going to be a lot of matches on your screen over the next couple of months, all played without the genuine sound effects of a heaving crowd.
Image: Liverpool FC via Getty Images) Liverpool FC via Getty Images)
For the TV people and for Premier League officials slavishly keen to satisfy their television paymasters, that will create a noise void that needs filling, hence a section of Project Restart entitled ‘Enhancing the Broadcast Product’.
What best enhances the broadcast product is a Kevin De Bruyne pass, a Harry Kane finish, a Virgil van Dijk tackle, a David de Gea save and/or cock-up, but you can see the point.
No matter how healthy your appetite for football’s return, 92 games behind closed doors in a six-week spell might just get a little bit samey.
For variation, TV companies are keen to have greater access to managers and players.
Apparently, clubs have said no to cameras in the dressing-room and half-time player interviews, but there might be more time with managers in the build-up to games.
Fine. But football, Project Restart and television are missing a trick here. Never mind hearing more from players and managers, this would have been the perfect opportunity to wire up the referees.
Hearing referees explaining their decisions, listening to their communications with VAR operatives in Stockley Park, getting an audio profile of what they have to deal with from players, would enhance the broadcast no end.
There would be those – and we’re all guessing Mike Dean – who would relish it and those who might not fancy it.
Image: PA) PA)
If nothing else, it would lessen the abusive backchat.
Based solely on casual observation, the absence of a baying live audience appears to have lessened dissent in the Bundesliga.
Imagine if players knew their protests could be picked up by a microphone.
The broad argument is that dissent is part and parcel of the game. It is even shared by referees, some of whom enjoy a verbal to and fro with players. Remember Dan Gosling taking exception to Jonathan Moss aiming a few barbs at Bournemouth players?
But dissent from players and coaches is a serious issue. If it is seen to be accepted at the elite level, it sends a message to grassroots.
That is why officials will continue to face verbal and physical abuse when play returns to the Sunday league playing fields.
Not only would a microphone let us hear the rationale behind officiating, it would deter casual abuse that has become the norm.
It is not going to happen in Project Restart – and the FA and Premier League have shown no appetite for the idea.
But they are missing a trick.
If nothing else, in the era of the strictly limited attention span, it would enhance the broadcast product.
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thedailymirror--2020-06-07--Paul Scholes responds to Bruno Fernandes comparison by Man Utd boss Solskjaer

Paul Scholes has hit back at Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 's comparison between him and Manchester United star Bruno Fernandes , insisting he was a `` totally different '' player .
Fernandes hit the ground running after his £47million signing in January , picking up the Premier League Player of the Month award for February .
His impressive performances for the Red Devils drew comparisons with club legend Scholes - including remarks from manager Solskjaer .
`` He felt from the first minute like a big personality in our group , '' the Norwegian said in February .
`` He was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mix between Scholes and [ Juan Sebastian ] Veron . ''
The United boss also drew comparisons between Fernandes and Scholes after completing the signing of the Portuguese from Sporting CP .
`` Scholsey , he ’ s a similar type in skills , he could do absolutely everything as well , Scholesy , so no pressure , '' Solskjaer told Sky Sports .
`` As a player he can do more or less everything on the pitch , he ’ s a midfielder , box-to-box , loads of energy , scores goals @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who made over 700 United appearances - does not agree with former teammate Solskjaer 's comparison .
Instead , the former England midfielder maintains he played a completely different role to the one Fernandes occupies .
`` I don ’ t think I was a player like him , I know there ’ s been a few comparisons but I just think we ’ re totally different , '' Scholes told MUTV Group Chat .
`` I think he plays higher up the pitch , I think he ’ s got great skill @ @ @ @ @ @ @ like he wants to score goals , he ’ ll shoot from anywhere , he ’ s capable of playing a pass .
`` His set-pieces are good , his free-kicks are good .
All of a sudden they look like they ’ re going to create , they look like they ’ re going to score goal every time he ’ s in possession of the ball .
`` I think we ’ re totally different , he has the skills to go past a man . ''
However , Scholes can @ @ @ @ @ @ @ similar player to Fernandes - his eye for goal .
He added : `` The only comparison is the shooting , we both think about goals and where our centre-forward is going to be .
`` His set-pieces are brilliant , I was useless at set-pieces so that ’ s another comparison gone down the drain . ''
Scholes also put local rivalry aside to make a more appropriate comparison for Fernandes .
pp d feelpyiest '' I don ’ t like talking about City , but you think of David Silva , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that links all the play together , and I think we ’ ve found him in Fernandes .
He ’ s totally transformed the team . ''
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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer compared the Red Devils legend to Fernandes after the Portuguese's January signing - but Scholes insists he was a "totally different" player
Paul Scholes has hit back at Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's comparison between him and Manchester United star Bruno Fernandes, insisting he was a "totally different" player.
Fernandes hit the ground running after his £47million signing in January, picking up the Premier League Player of the Month award for February.
His impressive performances for the Red Devils drew comparisons with club legend Scholes - including remarks from manager Solskjaer.
"He felt from the first minute like a big personality in our group," the Norwegian said in February. "He was confident straight away and is like a mix between Scholes and [Juan Sebastian] Veron."
Image: Internet Unknown) Internet Unknown)
The United boss also drew comparisons between Fernandes and Scholes after completing the signing of the Portuguese from Sporting CP.
"Scholsey, he’s a similar type in skills, he could do absolutely everything as well, Scholesy, so no pressure," Solskjaer told Sky Sports .
"As a player he can do more or less everything on the pitch, he’s a midfielder, box-to-box, loads of energy, scores goals, assists."
But Scholes - who made over 700 United appearances - does not agree with former teammate Solskjaer's comparison.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Instead, the former England midfielder maintains he played a completely different role to the one Fernandes occupies.
"I don’t think I was a player like him, I know there’s been a few comparisons but I just think we’re totally different," Scholes told MUTV Group Chat.
"I think he plays higher up the pitch, I think he’s got great skill to beat a man, he looks like he wants to score goals, he’ll shoot from anywhere, he’s capable of playing a pass.
Image: PA) PA)
"His set-pieces are good, his free-kicks are good. All of a sudden they look like they’re going to create, they look like they’re going to score goal every time he’s in possession of the ball.
"I think we’re totally different, he has the skills to go past a man."
However, Scholes can see one area where he was a similar player to Fernandes - his eye for goal.
He added: "The only comparison is the shooting, we both think about goals and where our centre-forward is going to be.
"His set-pieces are brilliant, I was useless at set-pieces so that’s another comparison gone down the drain."
Scholes also put local rivalry aside to make a more appropriate comparison for Fernandes. pp d feelpyiest
"I don’t like talking about City, but you think of David Silva," he said. "That player that links all the play together, and I think we’ve found him in Fernandes. He’s totally transformed the team."
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thedailymirror--2020-06-07--Katie Price sparks romance rumours again as she heads out with stripper toyboy

Katie Price is sparking more romance rumours after being spotted once again with Dreamboys hunk Al Warrell .
The 42-year-old was seen jumping into the stripper 's Land Rover over the weekend .
Former glamour model Katie and the 23-year-old are n't doing much to distance themselves from speculation that there is something between them .
They are spending more and more time together - and they appear to be growing closer during the lockdown .
The mum-of-five recently split up from her fiancé Kris Boyson .
Katie , married three times , is looking for love and has n't @ @ @ @ @ @ @ despite a number of failed attempts .
But she previously denied they were dating , saying their friendship is purely platonic - even though she is on-record saying she is ready to start dating again .
The bronzed star wore a black dress , trainers and a bumbag as she caught a lift .
Rumours started to swirl when she reportedly moved the part-time personal trainer into her second home to help her keep in shape .
Mirror Online have contacted her rep for comment .
She recently opened up about finding a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ about what he does for a living .
`` I would date anybody - when I say anybody it does n't really matter what their job is , '' Katie said .
We revealed on Saturday that she is mulling over over the chance to do Dancing On Ice next year – but the fee is said to be half the offer she got two years ago .
The bankrupt former pin-up is taking the reduced ITV deal seriously after a number of difficult years .
Katie could well appear in the 2021 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as lucrative as what she has been offered in the past .
“ She asked for £130,000 before , and DOI and ITV don ’ t think she warrants that sort of money any more , ” claims a source .
“ They wouldn ’ t even pay her ex Peter Andre that sort of money .
It ’ s well past the Kate and Pete golden years when everything they did netted a small fortune .
“ Kate has made it known she will consider a fee from ITV and it ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ offer her £50-70k for next year ’ s show .
`` They ’ re organising a conference call with her among other stars next month .
“ Kate needs the money more than ever right now so it ’ s looking very likely she will take the amount spoken about .
“ She ’ s been in talks to appear before , but it ’ s fallen through each time so she ’ s determined to get on it next series .
”

KATIE PRICE 'OPEN TO DATING' AS SHE'S GUTTED ABOUT SIDEMEN NOT SLIDING INTO DMS
KATIE PRICE 'OPEN TO DATING' AS SHE'S GUTTED ABOUT SIDEMEN NOT SLIDING INTO DMS
The toned Dreamboys star gave the unlucky-in-love former glamour model a lift in his Land Rover as the single pair appear to be getting closer
Katie Price sparks romance rumours again as she heads out with stripper toyboy
Katie Price is sparking more romance rumours after being spotted once again with Dreamboys hunk Al Warrell.
The 42-year-old was seen jumping into the stripper's Land Rover over the weekend.
Former glamour model Katie and the 23-year-old aren't doing much to distance themselves from speculation that there is something between them.
They are spending more and more time together - and they appear to be growing closer during the lockdown.
The mum-of-five recently split up from her fiancé Kris Boyson.
Image: SplashNews.com) SplashNews.com)
Katie, married three times, is looking for love and hasn't given up on finding Mr Right, despite a number of failed attempts.
But she previously denied they were dating, saying their friendship is purely platonic - even though she is on-record saying she is ready to start dating again.
The bronzed star wore a black dress, trainers and a bumbag as she caught a lift.
Image: SplashNews.com) SplashNews.com)
Rumours started to swirl when she reportedly moved the part-time personal trainer into her second home to help her keep in shape.
Mirror Online have contacted her rep for comment.
She recently opened up about finding a new man - and isn't bothered about what he does for a living.
Image: alwarrell /Instagram) alwarrell /Instagram)
"I would date anybody - when I say anybody it doesn't really matter what their job is," Katie said.
We revealed on Saturday that she is mulling over over the chance to do Dancing On Ice next year – but the fee is said to be half the offer she got two years ago.
The bankrupt former pin-up is taking the reduced ITV deal seriously after a number of difficult years.
Katie could well appear in the 2021 show - but it won't be as lucrative as what she has been offered in the past.
Image: SplashNews.com) SplashNews.com)
“She asked for £130,000 before, and DOI and ITV don’t think she warrants that sort of money any more,” claims a source.
“They wouldn’t even pay her ex Peter Andre that sort of money. It’s well past the Kate and Pete golden years when everything they did netted a small fortune.
“Kate has made it known she will consider a fee from ITV and it’s likely they’re going to offer her £50-70k for next year’s show.
Image: INSTAGRAM) INSTAGRAM)
"They’re organising a conference call with her among other stars next month.
“Kate needs the money more than ever right now so it’s looking very likely she will take the amount spoken about.
“She’s been in talks to appear before, but it’s fallen through each time so she’s determined to get on it next series.”


thedailymirror--2020-06-07--Global coronavirus death toll passes 400,000 - and UK makes up 10% of fatalities

Data from John Hopkins University shows more than a quarter of those deaths happened in the US .
A further 40,500 victims are British .
Brazil has also been hugely affected by the virus .
More than 35,000 have died there since the pandemic began , the research shows .
The news comes as an infectious diseases expert said the UK should have gone into lockdown earlier .
Professor John Edmunds , who attends meetings of the Government ’ s Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies ( Sage ) , today said lives would have been saved had ministers acted sooner @ @ @ @ @ @ @ confirmed cases of coronavirus in the UK .
However , this figure only includes people who have been tested .
Coronavirus accounted for about 21 per cent of all deaths in the UK in the week to 22 May , according to death registration data .
There are almost seven million cases of the virus worldwide .
This morning Health Secretary Matt Hancock said undoubtedly there is a risk coronavirus cases could increase after Black Lives Matter protests .
Thousands gathered in central London yesterday to demonstrate peacefully against racial injustice , with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Mr Hancock 's comments come as Boris Johnson has been accused of mishandling the coronavirus crisis as more than 40,000 people have paid with their lives in the UK .
Pressure meanwhile is growing among MPs for a public inquiry in autumn so lessons can be learned as we head into 2021 still battling the virus .
The coronavirus death toll in the UK , including in hospitals , care homes and the community , has risen by 204 to 40,465 , according to the Department of Health .

John Hopkins University says approximately 40,000 of the coronavirus deaths are British people and a further 100,000 are from the US
The global coronavirus death toll has exceeded 400,000.
Data from John Hopkins University shows more than a quarter of those deaths happened in the US. A further 40,500 victims are British.
Brazil has also been hugely affected by the virus. More than 35,000 have died there since the pandemic began, the research shows.
The news comes as an infectious diseases expert said the UK should have gone into lockdown earlier.
Professor John Edmunds, who attends meetings of the Government’s Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage), today said lives would have been saved had ministers acted sooner.
Image: Danny Lawson/PA Wire) Danny Lawson/PA Wire)
There have been more than 280,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the UK. However, this figure only includes people who have been tested.
Coronavirus accounted for about 21 per cent of all deaths in the UK in the week to 22 May, according to death registration data. There are almost seven million cases of the virus worldwide.
This morning Health Secretary Matt Hancock said undoubtedly there is a risk coronavirus cases could increase after Black Lives Matter protests.
Thousands gathered in central London yesterday to demonstrate peacefully against racial injustice, with other protests taking place around the country.
Mr Hancock's comments come as Boris Johnson has been accused of mishandling the coronavirus crisis as more than 40,000 people have paid with their lives in the UK.
Pressure meanwhile is growing among MPs for a public inquiry in autumn so lessons can be learned as we head into 2021 still battling the virus.
The coronavirus death toll in the UK, including in hospitals, care homes and the community, has risen by 204 to 40,465, according to the Department of Health.


thedailymirror--2020-06-07--Tim Lovejoy leaves Sunday Brunch viewers in stitches after tumbling live on air

Tim Lovejoy left Sunday Brunch viewers in stitches after taking a huge tumble backwards live on air .
Simon Rimmer could n't contain himself after seeing his co-host fall backwards during the hilarious blunder that left Tim with his legs up in the air .
Just seconds into the show this morning , Tim could n't stand on his own two feet for much longer , before losing balance and taking a hilarious tumble backwards .
The pair were back on live TV this morning after Channel 4 announced a stop to the show , changing their mind soon after @ @ @ @ @ @ @ singer Izzy Bizu on the sofa , who burst out with laughter soon after Tim went flying .
As the hosts began introducing the lineup for today 's show , Tim seemed to have gotten a bit too excited .
He began jumping up and down before falling into the corner of the set - prompting everyone in the studio and behind the camera to laugh uncontrollably .
After watching Tim fall over , Simon could be heard telling him : “ Oh !
I can ’ t even help you up , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ up !
” '' On the show this morning… Izzy , stop laughing !
On the sofa this morning , we ’ ll be joined by Maya Jama… ” The pair begin laughing after the hilarious blunder left Tim on the floor .
Fans rushed to Twitter to comment on the tumble .
One viewer penned : “ 3 seconds in and he falls over # SundayBrunch # EpicFail # fall # fellover @ SundayBrunchC4.
” Another wrote : “ @ timlovejoy stacking it live on air cheered me right up # sundaybrunch.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ your [ sic ] trying to stay positive but life has other plans .
Epic fall by Tim Lovejoy . ''
Tim and Simon are currently back live on-air and are adhering to the social distancing guidelines .
Channel 4 was forced to cancel the live shows at the end of March , however bosses have come up with ways to keep the on-air show afloat by implementing safety measures .
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Simon Rimmer couldn't contain himself after seeing his co-host fall backwards during the hilarious blunder that left Tim with his legs up in the air
Tim Lovejoy leaves Sunday Brunch viewers in stitches after falling backwards live on air
Tim Lovejoy left Sunday Brunch viewers in stitches after taking a huge tumble backwards live on air.
Simon Rimmer couldn't contain himself after seeing his co-host fall backwards during the hilarious blunder that left Tim with his legs up in the air.
Just seconds into the show this morning, Tim couldn't stand on his own two feet for much longer, before losing balance and taking a hilarious tumble backwards.
The pair were back on live TV this morning after Channel 4 announced a stop to the show, changing their mind soon after.
Tim and Simon were joined with singer Izzy Bizu on the sofa, who burst out with laughter soon after Tim went flying.
Image: Channel 4) Channel 4)
As the hosts began introducing the lineup for today's show, Tim seemed to have gotten a bit too excited.
He began jumping up and down before falling into the corner of the set - prompting everyone in the studio and behind the camera to laugh uncontrollably.
Image: Channel 4) Channel 4)
After watching Tim fall over, Simon could be heard telling him: “Oh! I can’t even help you up, I can’t even help you up!”
"On the show this morning… Izzy, stop laughing! On the sofa this morning, we’ll be joined by Maya Jama…”
The pair begin laughing after the hilarious blunder left Tim on the floor.
Image: Channel 4) Channel 4)
Fans rushed to Twitter to comment on the tumble.
One viewer penned: “3 seconds in and he falls over #SundayBrunch #EpicFail #fall #fellover @SundayBrunchC4.”
Another wrote: “@timlovejoy stacking it live on air cheered me right up #sundaybrunch.”
A third added: "When your [sic] trying to stay positive but life has other plans. Epic fall by Tim Lovejoy."
Image: Steve Meddle/Shutterstock) Steve Meddle/Shutterstock)
Tim and Simon are currently back live on-air and are adhering to the social distancing guidelines.
Channel 4 was forced to cancel the live shows at the end of March, however bosses have come up with ways to keep the on-air show afloat by implementing safety measures.
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