thedailymirror--2020-10-08--Rapper Tory Lanez charged with shooting Megan Thee Stallion in violent clash

Tory Lanez has been charged with shooting Megan Thee Stallion in the foot on July 15 .
The 28-year-old rapper has been charged with one count of assault with a semi-automatic firearm , one count of carrying a loaded , unregistered firearm in a vehicle and for inflicting great bodily harm to Megan Thee Stallion , according to the Los Angeles County District 's Attorney 's Office .
Megan , 25 , had previously accused Tory of being the person who shot her in the foot at a Hollywood party that they had both attended .
The Savage hitmaker had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to point the finger at Tory , who has always denied pulling the trigger or intending to cause harm to Megan .
It is alleged that on July 12 , Tory and Megan got into an argument while in a SUV in the Hollywood Hills .
The clash turned violent , according to prosecutors , and as Megan exited the vehicle , Tory is accused of shooting several times at her feet , wounding her in the process .
If convicted , Tory is facing a maximum 27 years and eight months in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ case remains under investigation by the Los Angeles Polics Department , Hollywood Division .
Megan has previously called out Tory on Instagram for shooting her , as she told him to stop `` lying '' about what happened that night .
She said his team needed to `` stop acting like black women is the m***********g problem '' .
Megan said : `` I 'm not gon na let you all keep playing in my face and I 'm not going to let this n**** keep playing in my face either .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it , yes , this n**** Tory shot me .
`` You shot me and you got got your publicist and your people going to these blogs lying and s**t. Megan claimed she had a witness who saw her get out of the car and walk away when Lanez allegedly began shooting at her from the back seat after a row .
She claimed : `` I get out of the car .
I 'm done , I do n't want to argue no more .
`` I get out , I 'm @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the backseat of the car starts shooting me .
`` You shot me .
I did n't get cut by no glass but I 'll tell you why they 're saying that . ''
Megan then claimed she did n't tell the police her side of the story out of fears for both their safety .
She continued : `` You think I 'm about to tell the police that we , us black people , that we 've got a gun in the car .
`` You want me to tell them @ @ @ @ @ @ @ car so they can shoot all of us up .
`` I 'm scared .
Why would I tell them there 's a gun in the car and I got shot so you can get shot , he can get shot , she can get shot .
`` I did n't immediately tell the police what happened right then because I did n't want to die .
`` I did n't want the police to shoot me because there 's a gun in the car . ''
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Tory Lanez has been charged for shooting Megan Thee Stallion in the foot during a violent argument on July 15, according to the Los Angeles County District's Attorney's Office
Tory Lanez has been charged with shooting Megan Thee Stallion in the foot on July 15.
The 28-year-old rapper has been charged with one count of assault with a semi-automatic firearm, one count of carrying a loaded, unregistered firearm in a vehicle and for inflicting great bodily harm to Megan Thee Stallion, according to the Los Angeles County District's Attorney's Office.
Megan, 25, had previously accused Tory of being the person who shot her in the foot at a Hollywood party that they had both attended.
The Savage hitmaker had spoken out on her social media pages to point the finger at Tory, who has always denied pulling the trigger or intending to cause harm to Megan.
It is alleged that on July 12, Tory and Megan got into an argument while in a SUV in the Hollywood Hills.
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The clash turned violent, according to prosecutors, and as Megan exited the vehicle, Tory is accused of shooting several times at her feet, wounding her in the process.
If convicted, Tory is facing a maximum 27 years and eight months in state prison for the offence.
The case remains under investigation by the Los Angeles Polics Department, Hollywood Division.
Megan has previously called out Tory on Instagram for shooting her, as she told him to stop "lying" about what happened that night.
She said his team needed to "stop acting like black women is the m***********g problem".
Image: Getty Images for BET) Getty Images for BET)
Megan said: "I'm not gonna let you all keep playing in my face and I'm not going to let this n**** keep playing in my face either.
"Since you're all so worried about it, yes, this n**** Tory shot me.
"You shot me and you got got your publicist and your people going to these blogs lying and s**t.
"Stop lying. Why lie?"
Megan claimed she had a witness who saw her get out of the car and walk away when Lanez allegedly began shooting at her from the back seat after a row.
Image: Getty Images for MTV) Getty Images for MTV)
She claimed: "I get out of the car. I'm done, I don't want to argue no more.
"I get out, I'm walking away and this n**** from out the backseat of the car starts shooting me.
"You shot me. I didn't get cut by no glass but I'll tell you why they're saying that."
Megan then claimed she didn't tell the police her side of the story out of fears for both their safety.
She continued: "You think I'm about to tell the police that we, us black people, that we've got a gun in the car.
"You want me to tell them we've got a gun in the car so they can shoot all of us up.
"I'm scared. Why would I tell them there's a gun in the car and I got shot so you can get shot, he can get shot, she can get shot.
"I didn't immediately tell the police what happened right then because I didn't want to die.
"I didn't want the police to shoot me because there's a gun in the car."
Megan then accused Lanez of lying about what happened.
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thedailymirror--2020-10-08--Kris Jenner sobs as Kourtney says she's been bullied by sisters for years

Kris Jenner was reduced to tears by her eldest daughter Kourtney Kardashian 's revelation that she 's felt bullied by her sisters for years .
The pair are seen having a rare heart to heart in an upcoming episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians where they discuss the ugly fight between Kourtney and Kim that ended in violence last year .
`` I just wanted to tell you that I watched the episode this morning on the way to shoot today , '' Kris told Kourtney .
`` I just feel really bad , '' said the mum of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ had lashed out at Kourtney and accused her of not working as hard as her other siblings .
An explosive row quickly erupted that culminated in Kourtney slapping Kim so hard that her make-up transferred to the wall .
After reviewing the uncomfortable footage of her daughters scrapping , Kris decided to call a meeting .
The usually stoic Kourtney then became visibly emotional as she revealed some home truths to her mum .
`` I 'm fine now , it 's just like everyone was ganging up on me for like two @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Kourtney , who quit the family reality show this year , said she felt as though there was no room to be an individual in the Kardashian bubble .
`` It 's just such a natural thing in our family , what everyone does , if anyone goes anyway against what everyone else is doing , it just seems like they just attack .
`` I feel better now , '' she added .
Khloe , who had to pull Kourtney and Kim apart during their scrap , then admitted she was also @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sister .
`` Kourtney and I have really been working on our relationship , '' she says .
`` Before the fight episode aired , we were really reconnecting , things were better .
And then of course when the episode airs , all that we 've already gone through and worked through our stuff , it brings up old emotions again .
`` It makes me really , really sad to see the divide between all of us , '' she explains .
`` I love Kourtney and I want her to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ . ''
Kourtney 's uncomfortable fight with Kim was by no means her first war with her sister on camera .
in 2018 things spectacularly blew up when Kim cruelly described Kourt as the 'least interesting to look at ' of the five sisters .
Kourtney decided that she did n't want to take part in their annual Christmas holiday picture leading Kim to lash out and call her selish .
As the fiery episode aired , the spat between the siblings continued on Twitter .
`` We all have our own priorities @ @ @ @ @ @ @ # KUWTK '' Kourtney told her fans as she watched the show along with them .
Kim then snapped back : `` And mine is not ?
The shoot was with our kids !
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My # 1 priority is being a mother as well and I can work too , so can you ! ''
Thankfully , the family managed to patch things up and Kourtney even had the phrase 'least interesting to look at ' emblazoned on party favours at her 40th birthday bash to show they 'd @ @ @ @ @

KRIS JENNER BREAKS DOWN AS SHE RECALLS KIM AND KOURTNEY'S FIGHT
KRIS JENNER BREAKS DOWN AS SHE RECALLS KIM AND KOURTNEY'S FIGHT
The Kardashians discussed the fall-out from Kourtney and Kim epic fight leaving momager Kris Jenner devastated
Kris Jenner sobs as Kourtney Kardashian says she's been 'bullied' by sisters for years
Kris Jenner was reduced to tears by her eldest daughter Kourtney Kardashian's revelation that she's felt bullied by her sisters for years.
The pair are seen having a rare heart to heart in an upcoming episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians where they discuss the ugly fight between Kourtney and Kim that ended in violence last year.
"I just wanted to tell you that I watched the episode this morning on the way to shoot today," Kris told Kourtney.
"I just feel really bad," said the mum of six, dabbing her eyes.
Kim had lashed out at Kourtney and accused her of not working as hard as her other siblings.
Image: Keeping Up With The Kardashians/Youtube / E!) Keeping Up With The Kardashians/Youtube / E!) Image: E!) E!)
An explosive row quickly erupted that culminated in Kourtney slapping Kim so hard that her make-up transferred to the wall.
After reviewing the uncomfortable footage of her daughters scrapping, Kris decided to call a meeting.
The usually stoic Kourtney then became visibly emotional as she revealed some home truths to her mum.
"I'm fine now, it's just like everyone was ganging up on me for like two f****** years," she admitted.
Image: E!) E!) Image: Keeping Up With The Kardashians/Youtube / E!) Keeping Up With The Kardashians/Youtube / E!)
Kourtney, who quit the family reality show this year, said she felt as though there was no room to be an individual in the Kardashian bubble.
"It's just such a natural thing in our family, what everyone does, if anyone goes anyway against what everyone else is doing, it just seems like they just attack.
"I feel better now," she added.
Khloe, who had to pull Kourtney and Kim apart during their scrap, then admitted she was also guilty of being mean to her eldest sister.
"Kourtney and I have really been working on our relationship," she says.
Image: Keeping Up With The Kardashians/Youtube / E!) Keeping Up With The Kardashians/Youtube / E!) Image: NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images) NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images)
"Before the fight episode aired, we were really reconnecting, things were better. And then of course when the episode airs, all that we've already gone through and worked through our stuff, it brings up old emotions again.
"It makes me really, really sad to see the divide between all of us," she explains. "I love Kourtney and I want her to feel loved and valued by me too."
Kourtney's uncomfortable fight with Kim was by no means her first war with her sister on camera.
in 2018 things spectacularly blew up when Kim cruelly described Kourt as the 'least interesting to look at' of the five sisters.
Kourtney decided that she didn't want to take part in their annual Christmas holiday picture leading Kim to lash out and call her selish.
As the fiery episode aired, the spat between the siblings continued on Twitter.
"We all have our own priorities. Mine is being a mother. #KUWTK" Kourtney told her fans as she watched the show along with them.
Kim then snapped back: "And mine is not? The shoot was with our kids!!!!! My #1 priority is being a mother as well and I can work too, so can you!"
Thankfully, the family managed to patch things up and Kourtney even had the phrase 'least interesting to look at' emblazoned on party favours at her 40th birthday bash to show they'd moved past the drama.


thedailymirror--2020-10-08--Ireland crash out of Euro 2020 play-offs as Scotland & Northern Ireland advance

The Republic of Ireland , Northern Ireland and Scotland were all looking to take huge steps towards Euro 2020 qualification on Thursday night .
Ireland looked to keep their hopes of qualifying for the tournament alive in a difficult trip to Slovakia .
Ian Baraclough 's Northern Ireland , meanwhile , travelled to the Grbavica Stadium to take on Bosnia & Herzegovina .
And Steve Clarke 's Scotland welcomed Israel to Hampden Park , where they hoped to make the most of home advantage to book a place in the next round of the play-offs .
Unlike the play-offs we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ years , tonight 's fixtures were a one-off due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic- meaning the losing side would be immediately eliminated after the final whistle .
The Republic of Ireland wo n't be gracing the next European championships .
After being held to a goalless draw , Stephen Kenny 's men were eliminated via the dreaded penalty shootout - which they lost 4-2 .
The visitors got off to a good start at the National Football Stadium , imposing themselves early and having the lion 's share of possession .
Preston North @ @ @ @ @ @ @ chance in the 70th minute but was unable to find a way past Marek Rodak , who made a fine save at his near post .
Ireland continued to pour on the pressure but were unable to breach the resilient Slovakian defence in normal or extra time .
And they were made to rue their missed opportunities as shootout misses from Browne and Tottenham new-boy Matt Doherty saw them miss out on the chance to play in next year 's tournament .
Had The Boys in Green won tonight , they would 've @ @ @ @ @ @ @ against their counterparts in the north .
Alas , it was n't to be .
In stark contrast to their southern neighbours , Northern Ireland experienced the ecstasy that comes with winning the feared penalty shootout .
After being held to a 1-1 draw , Baraclough 's troop 's triumphed 4-3 in the shootout .
They got off to the worst possible start at the Grbavica Stadium , falling behind to a 13th-minute goal from AC Milan midfielder Rade Krunic .
Baraclough 's men did n't let their heads drop , huffing and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
And they were rewarded for their efforts in the 53rd minute when Aberdeen 's Niall McGinn capitalised on some lax defending to fire them level with a tidy finish from just inside the 18-yard-box .
The visitors continued to pile on the pressure and came agonizingly close to claiming victory in the 80th minute when Gavin Whyte 's deflected shot went narrowly wide of the post .
The tide , however , began to turn in the first period of extra time - with keeper Bailey Peacock-Farrell being called upon twice .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ but were unable to find a way past Peacock-Farrell , meaning the contest went to the dreaded penalty shootout .
Consecutive misses from Haris Hajradinovic and Edin Visca cost the home side , who were sent packing courtesy of a successful spot-kick from Liam Boyce .
Scotland 's hopes of qualifying for their first tournament since France '98 rested on them avoiding defeat at Hampden Park .
And they took a giant step towards their long-overdue return to the international stage thanks to a 5-4 penalty shootout victory - which came after a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Scott McTominay came close to giving the hosts the lead moments before the half-time with a header that went narrowly .
Steve Clarke 's men dominated the majority of the second-half but were unable to find a way past the resolute Israeli defence , which withstood wave after wave of Scottish attack .
The Israeli 's held firm in extra time , but they were sent crashing out thanks to a top-drawer save from David Marshall to deny Eran Zahavi in the shootout - which booked the Scots a place in the play-off @ @ @ @ @ @ @ over the moon with the result , but even he knows his side will have to play a lot better than they did tonight if they 're to have any chance of getting the better of the Serbs .

Qualification for Euro 2020 resumed this week, with two of the Home Nations and the Republic of Ireland all in action on Thursday night
The Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland and Scotland were all looking to take huge steps towards Euro 2020 qualification on Thursday night.
Ireland looked to keep their hopes of qualifying for the tournament alive in a difficult trip to Slovakia.
Ian Baraclough's Northern Ireland, meanwhile, travelled to the Grbavica Stadium to take on Bosnia & Herzegovina.
And Steve Clarke's Scotland welcomed Israel to Hampden Park, where they hoped to make the most of home advantage to book a place in the next round of the play-offs.
Unlike the play-offs we've become accustomed to seeing down the years, tonight's fixtures were a one-off due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic- meaning the losing side would be immediately eliminated after the final whistle.
Here's how an eventful night unfolded...
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Republic of Ireland suffer penalty shootout heartache
The Republic of Ireland won't be gracing the next European championships.
After being held to a goalless draw, Stephen Kenny's men were eliminated via the dreaded penalty shootout - which they lost 4-2.
The visitors got off to a good start at the National Football Stadium, imposing themselves early and having the lion's share of possession.
Preston North End's Alan Browne had the best chance in the 70th minute but was unable to find a way past Marek Rodak, who made a fine save at his near post.
Ireland continued to pour on the pressure but were unable to breach the resilient Slovakian defence in normal or extra time.
And they were made to rue their missed opportunities as shootout misses from Browne and Tottenham new-boy Matt Doherty saw them miss out on the chance to play in next year's tournament.
Had The Boys in Green won tonight, they would've set up a tasty Battle of Ireland against their counterparts in the north. Alas, it wasn't to be.
Northern Ireland win shootout to set up Slovakia tie
In stark contrast to their southern neighbours, Northern Ireland experienced the ecstasy that comes with winning the feared penalty shootout.
After being held to a 1-1 draw, Baraclough's troop's triumphed 4-3 in the shootout.
They got off to the worst possible start at the Grbavica Stadium, falling behind to a 13th-minute goal from AC Milan midfielder Rade Krunic.
Baraclough's men didn't let their heads drop, huffing and puffing to try and find an equaliser.
And they were rewarded for their efforts in the 53rd minute when Aberdeen's Niall McGinn capitalised on some lax defending to fire them level with a tidy finish from just inside the 18-yard-box.
The visitors continued to pile on the pressure and came agonizingly close to claiming victory in the 80th minute when Gavin Whyte's deflected shot went narrowly wide of the post.
The tide, however, began to turn in the first period of extra time - with keeper Bailey Peacock-Farrell being called upon twice.
Bosnia maintained their dominance throughout extra time but were unable to find a way past Peacock-Farrell, meaning the contest went to the dreaded penalty shootout.
Consecutive misses from Haris Hajradinovic and Edin Visca cost the home side, who were sent packing courtesy of a successful spot-kick from Liam Boyce.
Scotland edge shootout to set up Serbia showdown
Scotland's hopes of qualifying for their first tournament since France '98 rested on them avoiding defeat at Hampden Park.
And they took a giant step towards their long-overdue return to the international stage thanks to a 5-4 penalty shootout victory - which came after a tense 0-0 draw.
Manchester United's Scott McTominay came close to giving the hosts the lead moments before the half-time with a header that went narrowly.
Steve Clarke's men dominated the majority of the second-half but were unable to find a way past the resolute Israeli defence, which withstood wave after wave of Scottish attack.
The Israeli's held firm in extra time, but they were sent crashing out thanks to a top-drawer save from David Marshall to deny Eran Zahavi in the shootout - which booked the Scots a place in the play-off final against Serbia.
Clarke may be over the moon with the result, but even he knows his side will have to play a lot better than they did tonight if they're to have any chance of getting the better of the Serbs.


thedailymirror--2020-10-08--Man charged with murder of mum and daughter found dead inside home set on fire

A man has been charged with the murder of a doctor and her daughter who were found dead inside a fire and smoke-damaged house .
The bodies of Dr Saman Mir Sacharvi , 49 , and her daughter , Vian Magrio , 14 , were found in a house in Burnley last week .
Lancashire Police has charged Shabaz Khan , of Ribble Avenue , Burnley , with two counts of murder and one count of arson being reckless as to whether life is endangered .
He will appear at Blackburn Magistrates ' Court on Friday .
A 44-year-old woman @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on suspicion of perverting the course of justice and aiding and abetting murder , remains in custody .
A Home Office post-mortem investigation earlier this week revealed Dr Sacharvi died as a result of pressure to the neck and that she had also suffered an assault .
The second body , which was found badly burnt at the property in Colne Road , Burnley , has yet to be formally identified , but is believed to be Miss Mangrio , the force said .
Dr Sacharvi , understood to be originally from Pakistan @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and South Cumbria NHS Foundation Trust 's specialist perinatal community mental health team since February .
Detective Superintendent Jon Holmes said : `` Our thoughts remain with Saman and Vian 's family and we have officers supporting them at this awful time .
`` We are continuing to ask anybody with information about this incident to get in touch with us .
`` If you were in the area and saw something suspicious , have dashcam or CCTV from the area or have any other information , we would ask you to contact @ @ @ @ @ @ @ information should contact police through the dedicated Major Incident Portal at https : //mipp.police.uk/operation/0401020119P01-PO1 or on 101 , quoting log 0429 of October 3 .

The bodies of Dr Saman Mir Sacharvi and her daughter Vian Magrio were discovered in a house in Burnley last week
Man charged with murder of mum and daughter, 14, found dead inside home set on fire
A man has been charged with the murder of a doctor and her daughter who were found dead inside a fire and smoke-damaged house.
The bodies of Dr Saman Mir Sacharvi, 49, and her daughter, Vian Magrio, 14, were found in a house in Burnley last week.
Lancashire Police has charged Shabaz Khan, of Ribble Avenue, Burnley, with two counts of murder and one count of arson being reckless as to whether life is endangered.
He will appear at Blackburn Magistrates' Court on Friday.
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A 44-year-old woman from Burnley, arrested earlier on Thursday on suspicion of perverting the course of justice and aiding and abetting murder, remains in custody.
A Home Office post-mortem investigation earlier this week revealed Dr Sacharvi died as a result of pressure to the neck and that she had also suffered an assault.
The second body, which was found badly burnt at the property in Colne Road, Burnley, has yet to be formally identified, but is believed to be Miss Mangrio, the force said.
Dr Sacharvi, understood to be originally from Pakistan, was a junior doctor with Lancashire and South Cumbria NHS Foundation Trust's specialist perinatal community mental health team since February.
Image: SS Digital Images/MEN MEDIA) SS Digital Images/MEN MEDIA)
Detective Superintendent Jon Holmes said: "Our thoughts remain with Saman and Vian's family and we have officers supporting them at this awful time.
"We are continuing to ask anybody with information about this incident to get in touch with us.
"If you were in the area and saw something suspicious, have dashcam or CCTV from the area or have any other information, we would ask you to contact us straight away."
Anyone with information should contact police through the dedicated Major Incident Portal at https://mipp.police.uk/operation/0401020119P01-PO1 or on 101, quoting log 0429 of October 3.


thedailymirror--2020-10-08--Charlotte Crosby turns on glamour for romantic date night with boyfriend Liam

Charlotte Crosby headed for a very romantic date night in a tepee with her boyfriend Liam Beaumont .
The former Geordie Shore star , 30 , looked sensational as she oozed glamour on the cosy night with her man .
She let her dark brown locks flow over her shoulders as she accessorised with minimal gold jewellery .
Meanwhile Liam rocked a white T-shirt and a pair of black jeans , as he was spied having a whale of a time whilst grinning from ear-to-ear .
Sharing the snap with her 7million Instagram followers , she penned : `` No1 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the teepee with . ''
She then posted the same snap on Twitter , writing a simple yet powerful : `` LY , '' as she let her fans know the pair have already dropped the L bomb .
Her followers immediately began to shower her with compliments , saying she looked 'beauitful ' and 'doll-like ' in the snap .
Char became close with Bali-based videographer Liam , 31 , after the pair partied together in Dubai before the coronavirus pandemic .
Since then , their relationship appears to have blossomed tenfold @ @ @ @ @ @ @ into Liam 's pad back in April .
While fans had been speculating about their budding romance , the loved-up pair made things official on Instagram in June during a candid questions and answers session .
Last year , Charlotte admitted that she would love to start a family once she hits 30 .
She also previously admitted that becoming a mum would be `` her dream , '' but insisted at the time that her ex-boyfriend Josh Richie was `` still quite young '' and not ready as yet .
Charlotte and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ year , but it looks as though she 's happier than ever with her new beau .
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The former Geordie Shore star, 30, looked sensational as she oozed glamour for the intimate evening out with her man
Charlotte Crosby headed for a very romantic date night in a tepee with her boyfriend Liam Beaumont.
The former Geordie Shore star, 30, looked sensational as she oozed glamour on the cosy night with her man.
Opting for a chequered jacket, Charlotte donned black skinny jeans with chunky black combat boots.
She let her dark brown locks flow over her shoulders as she accessorised with minimal gold jewellery.
Meanwhile Liam rocked a white T-shirt and a pair of black jeans, as he was spied having a whale of a time whilst grinning from ear-to-ear.
Image: @Charlottegshore/Twitter) @Charlottegshore/Twitter)
Sharing the snap with her 7million Instagram followers, she penned: "No1 I’d rather get Tipsy in the teepee with."
She then posted the same snap on Twitter, writing a simple yet powerful: "LY," as she let her fans know the pair have already dropped the L bomb.
Her followers immediately began to shower her with compliments, saying she looked 'beauitful' and 'doll-like' in the snap.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
Char became close with Bali-based videographer Liam, 31, after the pair partied together in Dubai before the coronavirus pandemic.
Since then, their relationship appears to have blossomed tenfold as Charlotte was rumoured to have moved into Liam's pad back in April.
While fans had been speculating about their budding romance, the loved-up pair made things official on Instagram in June during a candid questions and answers session.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
Last year, Charlotte admitted that she would love to start a family once she hits 30.
She also previously admitted that becoming a mum would be "her dream," but insisted at the time that her ex-boyfriend Josh Richie was "still quite young" and not ready as yet.
Charlotte and Josh endured a bitter break up last year, but it looks as though she's happier than ever with her new beau.
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thedailymirror--2020-10-08--British 'member of ISIS gang' dubbed The Beatles tells court he 'wants rights'

Two alleged members of the brutal Islamic State gang dubbed The Beatles have appeared in court , with one of the British men seemingly confused by the proceedings .
Shaven-headed Alexanda Kotey , 36 , told the US court : “ It ’ s all foreign to me.
” Alleged terrorists Kotey and El Shafee Elsheikh , 32 , have been charged over the killings of four American hostages .
The accused pair were handcuffed and in shackles as they appeared via video link at the federal court hours after being extradited to the US from Iraq .
When asked @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said in a London accent : “ I ’ ve not had any time to consult with anyone .
“ With all due respect I just came here off a military base in Iraq so I have no money .
I want to know whose detention I am under .
I want my rights.
” Kotey , also of London , said he had not been able to contact his lawyers in the UK .
The duo were remanded in custody .
No pleas were entered .
They have been charged with eight @ @ @ @ @ @ @ resulting in death for Americans , and conspiracy to murder US citizens outside the US .
They were not charged directly over the deaths of British hostages David Haines and Alan Henning in 2014 , but with involvement in the murder of US aid workers Kayla Mueller and Peter Kassig and US journalists James Foley and Steven Sotloff .
Court documents allege Kotey and Elsheikh left the UK in 2012 en route to Syria “ to wage violent Jihad ” .
The indictment lists conversations Elsheikh allegedly had with a family member about @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Syrian Army and “ brought back heads to the city ” .
He sent photos and said “ there ’ s many heads , this is just a couple I took a photo of ” adding a roundabout was “ full of heads and bodies ” , it is alleged .
The gang is said to have operated in Iraq and Syria .
It is claimed they and other IS members abused and murdered hostages .
Claims include waterboarding .
FBI director Christopher Wray said : “ We mourn not only the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ David Haines and Alan Henning and victims of all nations who suffered unimaginable cruelty at the hands of ISIS.
” There was a two-year legal battle over Kotey and Elsheikh .
Britain only sanctioned the extradition when the US gave assurances the men would not be sentenced to death if found guilty .
They are due back at the court in Alexandria , Virginia , today .
Hostages nicknamed their captors The Beatles because of their British accents .
The leader Mohammed Emwazi , known as Jihadi John , was killed by a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fourth member , Aine Lesley Davis , of London , is in prison in Turkey .

El Shafee Elsheikh, 32, who has been charged over the killings of four American hostages, said he 'wanted his rights' as he appeared alongside fellow accused ISIS member, Alexanda Kotey - both from London
British 'member of ISIS gang' dubbed The Beatles tells court he 'wants rights'
Two alleged members of the brutal Islamic State gang dubbed The Beatles have appeared in court, with one of the British men seemingly confused by the proceedings.
Shaven-headed Alexanda Kotey, 36, told the US court: “It’s all foreign to me.”
Alleged terrorists Kotey and El Shafee Elsheikh, 32, have been charged over the killings of four American hostages.
The accused pair were handcuffed and in shackles as they appeared via video link at the federal court hours after being extradited to the US from Iraq.
When asked if he wanted a lawyer, Elsheikh said in a London accent: “I’ve not had any time to consult with anyone.
“With all due respect I just came here off a military base in Iraq so I have no money. I want to know whose detention I am under. I want my rights.”
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Kotey, also of London, said he had not been able to contact his lawyers in the UK. The duo were remanded in custody. No pleas were entered.
They have been charged with eight terror offences including four counts of hostage-taking resulting in death for Americans, and conspiracy to murder US citizens outside the US.
They were not charged directly over the deaths of British hostages David Haines and Alan Henning in 2014, but with involvement in the murder of US aid workers Kayla Mueller and Peter Kassig and US journalists James Foley and Steven Sotloff.
Court documents allege Kotey and Elsheikh left the UK in 2012 en route to Syria “to wage violent Jihad”.
The indictment lists conversations Elsheikh allegedly had with a family member about how “the brothers” were fighting the Syrian Army and “brought back heads to the city”.
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He sent photos and said “there’s many heads, this is just a couple I took a photo of” adding a roundabout was “full of heads and bodies”, it is alleged.
The gang is said to have operated in Iraq and Syria.
It is claimed they and other IS members abused and murdered hostages. Claims include waterboarding.
FBI director Christopher Wray said: “We mourn not only the American victims but also the British victims David Haines and Alan Henning and victims of all nations who suffered unimaginable cruelty at the hands of ISIS.”
There was a two-year legal battle over Kotey and Elsheikh. Britain only sanctioned the extradition when the US gave assurances the men would not be sentenced to death if found guilty.
They are due back at the court in Alexandria, Virginia, today.
Hostages nicknamed their captors The Beatles because of their British accents.
The leader Mohammed Emwazi, known as Jihadi John, was killed by a US drone strike in 2015.
The fourth member, Aine Lesley Davis, of London, is in prison in Turkey.


thedailymirror--2020-10-08--Outraged pub bosses feel 'abandoned' by Government as second lockdown looms

Outraged bosses of pubs , restaurants and cafes in the North say they feel abandoned by the Government as another lockdown looms .
They have pleaded for financial help to avert huge job losses and businesses going to the wall .
Greater Manchester metro mayor Andy Burnham said he will oppose changes unless any firms at risk have their wages covered by a local furlough scheme .
Writing exclusively in the Mirror today , he adds : “ I am not opposed to further restrictions if there is evidence to support them .
“ But I am opposed to their @ @ @ @ @ @ @ trying to deal with a virus on the cheap and making the North of England pay the price.
” Peter Kinsella , who runs the Lunya restaurant in Liverpool and has 60 staff , said “ most ” businesses in the city will close without help .
He added that “ because we were mortally wounded with the last lockdown ” more similar restrictions “ would mean the end of us ... and we ’ re a strong , viable business ” .
Tough restrictions for large parts of the North are expected @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 10 million people and heaping more misery on the hospitality sector .
A three-tier regime is set to be unveiled for England , with curbs depending on local Covid-19 rates .
Tier 1 is set to keep the “ rule of six ” and 10pm hospitality curfew .
Tier 3 curbs are likely to mean pubs , restaurants and other hospitality venues closing .
The UK death toll rose yesterday by 77 to 42,592 .
Another 17,540 cases were recorded – up from 14,162 the previous day .
Health Secretary Matt Hancock said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ moment in the course of this pandemic.
” The Government still had not made any announcement last night – leaving the North in the dark .
Hospitality bosses have pleaded for an urgent financial package .
Lucas Morrison , 48 , owner of Arlo in Newcastle , said it is “ a nightmare ” .
He added : “ We have made so many changes to keep people safe .
I think hospitality has been unfairly targeted .
We are not making any money at the moment .
I think they will have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to support businesses , or people will lose their jobs.
” The Wylam Brewery in Newcastle warned restrictions would cost “ many jobs ” , adding it was a “ viable business impaired by restrictions that have not been scientifically considered ” .
Eileen Donald , 56 , who owns the Horseshoe Inn in Bury , Gtr Manchester , has just reopened after being hit by Bolton ’ s restrictions .
She said : “ We were closed for 25 days and now it could happen again .
It ’ s disgusting.
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ social distancing rules should have to shut .
Steve Turner , of Tubbs restaurant , in Colne , Lancs , said : “ It ’ s becoming impossible .
The Government has got to support the sector or businesses will collapse.
” Liverpool ’ s Art School Restaurant has announced that Chancellor Rishi Sunak has been “ barred ” .
Paul Askew , who co-chairs the Liverpool Hospitality Association , said : “ It gradually feels like we are being choked.
” Brewery boss William Lees-Jones , of JW Lees which runs 150 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ further restrictions “ could be devastating ” .
Jonny Heyes , managing director of the Common and Co hospitality group , said : “ There has been no consultation with local leadership and a complete failure of testing and tracing which has been compounded by sending 100,000 students back to Manchester with seemingly no plan to deal with the inevitable outbreaks ... “ The hospitality sector has borne the brunt of the impact of the lack of governance.
” UK Hospitality chief Kate Nicholls said : “ It seems very unfair to penalise @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the necessary support to get those businesses ... through what will be a very difficult period.
” The TUC backed calls for a furlough scheme in worst-hit areas .
General secretary Frances O ’ Grady added there must also be help for the self-employed .
The Treasury is said to be drawing up plans to help businesses set to be hit by local lockdowns .
Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick admitted the hospitality sector could be put in a “ really difficult , intolerable position ” .
The PM ’ s spokesman said : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be made lightly ; protecting jobs , particularly the two million in the UK ’ s hospitality sector , has been a priority throughout our response to the pandemic ... We are considering a range of options to reduce the spread of the virus to protect communities and the NHS.
” Health minister Nadine Dorries said : “ Those who now claim that further measures are not needed , will in about 10 days from now , when hospital admissions are at a critical stage argue that we didn ’ t do enough.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ of cases in England – 2,294 in the seven days to October 5 , the equivalent of 689.1 per 100,000 people .
Knowsley in Merseyside was second at 601.2 per 100,000 .
NHS Test and Trace has recorded its worst week for the proportion of contacts it found .
Just 68.6 % of close contacts of those who tested positive were reached in the week ending September 30 , down from 72.5 % the previous week .

CORONAVIRUS LOCKDOWN NEW RULES THAT COULD BE ANNOUNCED FOR PARTS OF ENGLAND
CORONAVIRUS LOCKDOWN NEW RULES THAT COULD BE ANNOUNCED FOR PARTS OF ENGLAND
From Monday cities including Liverpool, Manchester and Newcastle are likely to be placed under new coronavirus restrictions, meaning 10 million people's lives will be significantly altered
Outraged bosses of pubs, restaurants and cafes in the North say they feel abandoned by the Government as another lockdown looms.
They have pleaded for financial help to avert huge job losses and businesses going to the wall.
Greater Manchester metro mayor Andy Burnham said he will oppose changes unless any firms at risk have their wages covered by a local furlough scheme.
Writing exclusively in the Mirror today, he adds: “I am not opposed to further restrictions if there is evidence to support them.
“But I am opposed to their being imposed without agreement by a Government trying to deal with a virus on the cheap and making the North of England pay the price.”
Peter Kinsella, who runs the Lunya restaurant in Liverpool and has 60 staff, said “most” businesses in the city will close without help.
He added that “because we were mortally wounded with the last lockdown” more similar restrictions “would mean the end of us... and we’re a strong, viable business”.
Tough restrictions for large parts of the North are expected to be announced on Monday – hitting 10 million people and heaping more misery on the hospitality sector.
A three-tier regime is set to be unveiled for England, with curbs depending on local Covid-19 rates.
Tier 1 is set to keep the “rule of six” and 10pm hospitality curfew.
Image: PA) PA)
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Tier 2 areas face a ban on households mixing.
Tier 3 curbs are likely to mean pubs, restaurants and other hospitality venues closing.
The UK death toll rose yesterday by 77 to 42,592. Another 17,540 cases were recorded – up from 14,162 the previous day. Health Secretary Matt Hancock said: “We are at a perilous moment in the course of this pandemic.”
The Government still had not made any announcement last night – leaving the North in the dark.
Hospitality bosses have pleaded for an urgent financial package.
Image: Julian Hamilton/Daily Mirror) Julian Hamilton/Daily Mirror)
Lucas Morrison, 48, owner of Arlo in Newcastle, said it is “a nightmare”. He added: “We have made so many changes to keep people safe. I think hospitality has been unfairly targeted. We are not making any money at the moment. I think they will have to do something like a local furlough to support businesses, or people will lose their jobs.”
The Wylam Brewery in Newcastle warned restrictions would cost “many jobs”, adding it was a “viable business impaired by restrictions that have not been scientifically considered”.
Eileen Donald, 56, who owns the Horseshoe Inn in Bury, Gtr Manchester, has just reopened after being hit by Bolton’s restrictions.
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She said: “We were closed for 25 days and now it could happen again. It’s disgusting.”
She thinks only pubs failing to follow social distancing rules should have to shut. Steve Turner, of Tubbs restaurant, in Colne, Lancs, said: “It’s becoming impossible. The Government has got to support the sector or businesses will collapse.”
Liverpool’s Art School Restaurant has announced that Chancellor Rishi Sunak has been “barred”.
Paul Askew, who co-chairs the Liverpool Hospitality Association, said: “It gradually feels like we are being choked.” Brewery boss William Lees-Jones, of JW Lees which runs 150 pubs in the North West, said further restrictions “could be devastating”.
Image: Julian Hamilton/Daily Mirror) Julian Hamilton/Daily Mirror)
Jonny Heyes, managing director of the Common and Co hospitality group, said: “There has been no consultation with local leadership and a complete failure of testing and tracing which has been compounded by sending 100,000 students back to Manchester with seemingly no plan to deal with the inevitable outbreaks...
“The hospitality sector has borne the brunt of the impact of the lack of governance.” UK Hospitality chief Kate Nicholls said: “It seems very unfair to penalise a segment of the economy without providing the necessary support to get those businesses... through what will be a very difficult period.” The TUC backed calls for a furlough scheme in worst-hit areas.
General secretary Frances O’Grady added there must also be help for the self-employed. The Treasury is said to be drawing up plans to help businesses set to be hit by local lockdowns.
Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick admitted the hospitality sector could be put in a “really difficult, intolerable position”.
Image: Getty) Getty)
The PM’s spokesman said: “Any decisions we take will not be made lightly; protecting jobs, particularly the two million in the UK’s hospitality sector, has been a priority throughout our response to the pandemic... We are considering a range of options to reduce the spread of the virus to protect communities and the NHS.”
Health minister Nadine Dorries said: “Those who now claim that further measures are not needed, will in about 10 days from now, when hospital admissions are at a critical stage argue that we didn’t do enough.”
Nottingham had the highest weekly rate of cases in England – 2,294 in the seven days to October 5, the equivalent of 689.1 per 100,000 people.
Knowsley in Merseyside was second at 601.2 per 100,000. NHS Test and Trace has recorded its worst week for the proportion of contacts it found.
Just 68.6% of close contacts of those who tested positive were reached in the week ending September 30, down from 72.5% the previous week.


thedailymirror--2020-10-08--Man murdered 'nonce' with pickaxe in revenge for allegedly abusing him as child

A crack cocaine addict murdered a man he claimed was a 'nonce ' as revenge for him allegedly sexually abusing him as a child .
Lewis Finch battered Geoffrey Pearce 's head with a pickaxe handle , before finishing him off by strangling him with a plastic cable tie , a court heard .
Finch then set fire to the caravan in Newton Poppleford , Devon , with the 47-year-old still inside .
The killer claimed Mr Pearce had sexually abused him from the age of about 12 onwards , although his claims remain unproven , Devon Live reports .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ of his actions and killed the scrap dealer because he was haunted by the alleged abuse , however a jury rejected his defence .
Finch went to the caravan near Newton Poppleford to hide away from drug dealers who were pursuing him over debts for crack cocaine and he smoked a huge amount of the drug before carrying out the attack in the early hours .
He broke off the attack after smashing in Mr Pearce ’ s skull and called his sister Ronnie Smith .
She heard the injured man crying for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ told her ‘ he ’ s not dead , but he soon will be ' .
He then put the cable tie around his neck and in his words ‘ zipped it tight ’ .
Mr Pearce died from a combination of unsurvivable head injuries and asphyxiation .
His body was badly burned in the fire which gutted the caravan .
The only part left untouched by the blaze was a narrow strip around his neck which was protected by the cable tie .
Finch boasted to police that “ I ’ ve @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ve killed a paedophile ” and told two psychiatrists that he had been haunted by the abuse throughout his adult life .
It is claimed his mother was an alcoholic drug user who used to leave him at the squalid yard when he was a child .
Pearce let him drive cars or motorcycles around the clearing , which is hidden in woodland at Harpford , near Newton Poppleford before sleeping with the boy inside the caravan .
Finch claimed he had lost control of his actions because of memories of the abuse @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mental illness induced by Post Traumatic Stress Disorder .
A jury at Exeter Crown Court took just over four hours to dismiss his defence and find him guilty of murder by unanimous verdict .
Judge Peter Johnson adjourned sentence until next Wednesday ( October 14 ) , when he will be sitting at Plymouth Crown Court .
The only sentence for murder is life imprisonment , but he will set a minimum tariff which Finch must serve before eligible to apply for parole .
Judge Johnson told him : “ You know what @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be a life sentence but the issue of the tariff has to be resolved.
” During an eight-day trial , the jury heard how Finch was on a drugs binge when he went to the caravan on January 8 , taking with him a bottle of vodka and a quarter of an ounce of cocaine - enough to keep a normal user going for a month .
He attacked and killed Mr Pearce at about 2am on January 9 , calling his sister half way through to ask for a lift .
She @ @ @ @ @ @ @ dying man ’ s cries for help .
They arrived to find he had fled on foot to Exmouth and that the caravan had been burned to the ground with Mr Pearce ’ s body cremated inside it .
Finch hid out in a house in Cheshire Road , Exmouth , where he told a friend he had killed Mr Pearce because he was a “ nonce ” , criminal slang for a child abuser .
While in custody he was asked by an officer if he had been treated okay and replied @ @ @ @ @ @ @ me .
I have done them a favour , I ’ ve killed a paedophile.
” Finch told the jury that he went to the caravan to get away from drug dealers who were pursuing him over a £400 crack cocaine debt and that Mr Pearce gave him more drugs while he was there .
He said he woke up at the foot of Mr Pearce ’ s bed and “ lost it ” when he realised that the older man was masturbating .
He said it triggered memories of his abuse and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a paedophile and a weirdo .
He said Mr Pearce laughed at him and there was then a fight in which Mr Pearce picked up a saucepan and he picked up a pickaxe handle .
He said the cable tie got around his neck during the struggle and somehow got tightened .
He told the jury he killed Mr Pearce by pinning him down by the neck with the pickaxe handle and burned down the caravan because it reminded him of abuse rather than to destroy evidence .

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Man murdered 'nonce' with pickaxe in revenge for allegedly abusing him as child
A crack cocaine addict murdered a man he claimed was a 'nonce' as revenge for him allegedly sexually abusing him as a child.
Lewis Finch battered Geoffrey Pearce's head with a pickaxe handle, before finishing him off by strangling him with a plastic cable tie, a court heard.
Finch then set fire to the caravan in Newton Poppleford, Devon, with the 47-year-old still inside.
The killer claimed Mr Pearce had sexually abused him from the age of about 12 onwards, although his claims remain unproven, Devon Live reports.
He said he had 'lost control' of his actions and killed the scrap dealer because he was haunted by the alleged abuse, however a jury rejected his defence.
Finch went to the caravan near Newton Poppleford to hide away from drug dealers who were pursuing him over debts for crack cocaine and he smoked a huge amount of the drug before carrying out the attack in the early hours.
Image: DevonLive/BPM MEDIA) DevonLive/BPM MEDIA)
He broke off the attack after smashing in Mr Pearce’s skull and called his sister Ronnie Smith. She heard the injured man crying for help in the background but her brother told her ‘he’s not dead, but he soon will be'.
He then put the cable tie around his neck and in his words ‘zipped it tight’.
Mr Pearce died from a combination of unsurvivable head injuries and asphyxiation.
His body was badly burned in the fire which gutted the caravan. The only part left untouched by the blaze was a narrow strip around his neck which was protected by the cable tie.
Image: DevonLive/BPM MEDIA) DevonLive/BPM MEDIA)
Finch boasted to police that “I’ve done you a favour, I’ve killed a paedophile” and told two psychiatrists that he had been haunted by the abuse throughout his adult life.
It is claimed his mother was an alcoholic drug user who used to leave him at the squalid yard when he was a child. Pearce let him drive cars or motorcycles around the clearing, which is hidden in woodland at Harpford, near Newton Poppleford before sleeping with the boy inside the caravan.
Finch claimed he had lost control of his actions because of memories of the abuse and that his responsibility was diminished by mental illness induced by Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
A jury at Exeter Crown Court took just over four hours to dismiss his defence and find him guilty of murder by unanimous verdict.
Image: DevonLive/BPM MEDIA) DevonLive/BPM MEDIA)
Judge Peter Johnson adjourned sentence until next Wednesday (October 14), when he will be sitting at Plymouth Crown Court.
The only sentence for murder is life imprisonment, but he will set a minimum tariff which Finch must serve before eligible to apply for parole.
Judge Johnson told him: “You know what the inevitable sentence is. It will be a life sentence but the issue of the tariff has to be resolved.”
During an eight-day trial, the jury heard how Finch was on a drugs binge when he went to the caravan on January 8, taking with him a bottle of vodka and a quarter of an ounce of cocaine - enough to keep a normal user going for a month.
He attacked and killed Mr Pearce at about 2am on January 9, calling his sister half way through to ask for a lift. She refused and alerted police after hearing the dying man’s cries for help.
Image: PA Archive/PA Images) PA Archive/PA Images)
They arrived to find he had fled on foot to Exmouth and that the caravan had been burned to the ground with Mr Pearce’s body cremated inside it.
Finch hid out in a house in Cheshire Road, Exmouth, where he told a friend he had killed Mr Pearce because he was a “nonce”, criminal slang for a child abuser.
While in custody he was asked by an officer if he had been treated okay and replied: “Of course, everyone loves me. I have done them a favour, I’ve killed a paedophile.”
Finch told the jury that he went to the caravan to get away from drug dealers who were pursuing him over a £400 crack cocaine debt and that Mr Pearce gave him more drugs while he was there.
He said he woke up at the foot of Mr Pearce’s bed and “lost it” when he realised that the older man was masturbating. He said it triggered memories of his abuse and he shouted at him that he was a paedophile and a weirdo.
He said Mr Pearce laughed at him and there was then a fight in which Mr Pearce picked up a saucepan and he picked up a pickaxe handle.
He said the cable tie got around his neck during the struggle and somehow got tightened.
He told the jury he killed Mr Pearce by pinning him down by the neck with the pickaxe handle and burned down the caravan because it reminded him of abuse rather than to destroy evidence.


thedailymirror--2020-10-09--Six players an example of Mikel Arteta's ruthlessness at Arsenal

Mikel Arteta has done a fine job since taking over at Arsenal .
Since leaving Manchester City the Spaniard has guided the Gunners to FA Cup and Community Shield glory .
He 's done good work off the pitch too .
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang signing a new deal at the Emirates is a huge testament to how the club is currently working and what direction he sees it going in .
But one area that should n't be overlooked is his ruthlessness .
Arteta has not been afraid to come down hard on some players - with many left out in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sanctioned the exits of two players this summer - and at the start of the season they were among the least likely to go .
Mirror Sport takes a look at the six players who have felt Arteta 's cold wrath .
An obvious one really .
The German playmaker has barely featured under Arteta .
His performances were not good enough and the Gunners boss had no problem making this clear , despite his huge contract .
Ozil is determined to stay at the club and Arteta is determined to not play @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but his attitude needs some work .
Guendouzi 's last straw came against Brighton after the Premier League restart when he grabbed Neal Maupay 's throat in the 2-1 defeat .
The Gunners boss has been unable to trust the 21-year-old since and has now sent him out on loan to Hertha BSC for this season .
Can he change while he 's away ?
The Greek defender has done little wrong ... he 's just not good enough .
Arteta has not played him at all so far this season and rather @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Europa League squad .
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New signings Willian and Gabriel @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Fulham but Mikel Arteta is still on the lookout for new signings .
Lyon midfielder Houssem Aouar and Brentford keeper David Raya are two of the names on their radar .
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For whatever reason the centre-back is still at the club , but it 's clear Arteta does n't want him to be .
Another who did n't make Arsenal 's Europa League squad was William @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fan 's excitement around the defender in the summer this comes as a surprise .
It seems Arteta has made his mind up in that the 19-year-old is n't quite ready and a loan to the Championship could be on the cards .
Was brilliant when he first arrived but Arteta simply does n't fancy him .
Injuries and inconsistent performances have n't helped .
Was used in the deal to bring Thomas Partey to Arsenal and will likely stay at Atletico Madrid beyond this season .
Played brilliantly at the back end @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fans thought it would be difficult for Bernd Leno to come back in but that was n't the case at all .
Martinez left the club in a £20million transfer to Aston Villa .
Arteta 's decision to back Leno as his No.1 resulted in the 28-year-old leaving .

The Spaniard has shown many sides to his management style since arriving from Manchester City but something that shouldn't be ignored is his ruthlessness
Six players an example of Mikel Arteta's ruthlessness at Arsenal
Mikel Arteta has done a fine job since taking over at Arsenal. Since leaving Manchester City the Spaniard has guided the Gunners to FA Cup and Community Shield glory.
He's done good work off the pitch too. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang signing a new deal at the Emirates is a huge testament to how the club is currently working and what direction he sees it going in.
But one area that shouldn't be overlooked is his ruthlessness. Arteta has not been afraid to come down hard on some players - with many left out in the cold.
In fact, Arteta sanctioned the exits of two players this summer - and at the start of the season they were among the least likely to go.
Mirror Sport takes a look at the six players who have felt Arteta's cold wrath.
Mesut Ozil
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An obvious one really. The German playmaker has barely featured under Arteta. His performances were not good enough and the Gunners boss had no problem making this clear, despite his huge contract.
Ozil is determined to stay at the club and Arteta is determined to not play him.
Matteo Guendouzi
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
The midfielder is highly talented but his attitude needs some work. Guendouzi's last straw came against Brighton after the Premier League restart when he grabbed Neal Maupay's throat in the 2-1 defeat.
The Gunners boss has been unable to trust the 21-year-old since and has now sent him out on loan to Hertha BSC for this season.
Can he change while he's away?
Sokratis
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The Greek defender has done little wrong...he's just not good enough.
Arteta has not played him at all so far this season and rather brutally left him out of Arsenal's Europa League squad.
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For whatever reason the centre-back is still at the club, but it's clear Arteta doesn't want him to be.
William Saliba
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Another who didn't make Arsenal's Europa League squad was William Saliba. Given the club's and fan's excitement around the defender in the summer this comes as a surprise.
It seems Arteta has made his mind up in that the 19-year-old isn't quite ready and a loan to the Championship could be on the cards.
Lucas Torreira
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Was brilliant when he first arrived but Arteta simply doesn't fancy him. Injuries and inconsistent performances haven't helped.
Was used in the deal to bring Thomas Partey to Arsenal and will likely stay at Atletico Madrid beyond this season.
Emiliano Martinez
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Played brilliantly at the back end of last season for Arsenal. Many fans thought it would be difficult for Bernd Leno to come back in but that wasn't the case at all.
Martinez left the club in a £20million transfer to Aston Villa. Arteta's decision to back Leno as his No.1 resulted in the 28-year-old leaving.


thedailymirror--2020-10-09--Pregnant Lacey Turner ‘goes to work for a break’ from raising one-year-old

EastEnders actress Lacy Turner revealed being a stay at home is far more hectic than working , and told Loose Women she `` goes to work from a break '' as she raises one-year-old daughter , Dusty .
Lacey , 32 , said : `` It is definitely easier to go to work than it is to be a stay-at-home mum , I really take my hat off so mums who stay at home , it is the hardest job I 've ever done .
`` As lovely and rewarding as it is , it 's definitely the toughest job @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a rest . ''
Lacey is about to head off on another maternity leave and revealed she was baffled to learn of the furore as people criticised her for taking more time off .
She said she took it as a compliment that EastEnders fans wanted her to stay , and added her leave was unpaid .
The star 's husband Matt Kay is now raising Dusty at home while Lacey films scenes as Stacey Slater amid her explosive return .
She said Matt loves it , but he is usually the only @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he attends .
She gushed : `` He is brilliant , he is so amazing with her , she adores him and he adores her , it 's perfect and they adore spending time with each other , and he was happy to stay at home - it 's 2020 , why not ? ''
Lacey described Dusty 's at home water birth in July 2019 as `` lovely '' and said she hopes to have the same experience the second time around .
COVID-19 has made it harder for pregnant women to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ she is keen to be at home where her mother can be with her , as well as Matt .
Lacey 's first pregnancy was a difficult one and she suffered from severe sickness .
This time around , Lacey is not as poorly but admitted she simply did not have time to dwell on it because she was so busy with Dusty , and said she even forgets she is pregnant .
Tragically , Lacey suffered two miscarriages before she got pregnant with Dusty , and she said the anxiety has stayed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ since .
`` I am still anxious and I probably always will be , which I think is normal if you have been on a journey like I have , '' she said .
`` But I try to stay as positive as possible , but it 's nice not to have time to sit and think about it , because Dusty takes up a lot of my time . ''

Lacey Turner on how she coped with the backlash announcing she'd be on maternity
Lacey Turner on how she coped with the backlash announcing she'd be on maternity
Lacey Turner appeared on Loose Women and discussed the outrage over her second maternity leave, her stay-at-home husband, and her home birth plans
EastEnders actress Lacey Turner revealed being a stay-at-home mum is far more hectic than working, and told Loose Women she "goes to work from a break" as she raises one-year-old daughter, Dusty.
Lacey, 32, said: "It is definitely easier to go to work than it is to be a stay-at-home mum, I really take my hat off to mums who stay at home, it is the hardest job I've ever done.
"As lovely and rewarding as it is, it's definitely the toughest job, so I go to work for a rest."
Lacey is about to head off on another maternity leave and revealed she was baffled to learn of the furore as people criticised her for taking more time off.
Image: ITV) ITV)
She said she took it as a compliment that EastEnders fans wanted her to stay, and added her leave was unpaid.
The star's husband Matt Kay is now raising Dusty at home while Lacey films scenes as Stacey Slater amid her explosive return.
She said Matt loves it, but he is usually the only man in the mother and baby groups he attends.
She gushed: "He is brilliant, he is so amazing with her, she adores him and he adores her, it's perfect and they adore spending time with each other, and he was happy to stay at home - it's 2020, why not?"
Lacey described Dusty's at home water birth in July 2019 as "lovely" and said she hopes to have the same experience the second time around.
COVID-19 has made it harder for pregnant women to have birthing partners in hospitals, so she is keen to be at home where her mother can be with her, as well as Matt.
Image: Lacey Turner/Instagram) Lacey Turner/Instagram)
Lacey's first pregnancy was a difficult one and she suffered from severe sickness.
This time around, Lacey is not as poorly but admitted she simply did not have time to dwell on it because she was so busy with Dusty, and said she even forgets she is pregnant.
Tragically, Lacey suffered two miscarriages before she got pregnant with Dusty, and she said the anxiety has stayed with her through both of her pregnancies since.
"I am still anxious and I probably always will be, which I think is normal if you have been on a journey like I have," she said.
"But I try to stay as positive as possible, but it's nice not to have time to sit and think about it, because Dusty takes up a lot of my time."
* Loose Women airs weekdays on ITV at 12:30pm


thedailymirror--2020-10-09--Ole Gunnar Solskjaer still wants to sign Man Utd's top two transfer targets

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has not given up hope of landing Borussia Dortmund pair Jadon Sancho and Erling Haaland after missing out on both in the last 10 months .
The youthful duo are still the top two transfer targets at Old Trafford as Solskjaer believes they would be great assets for United in the long-term , ESPN reports .
United pulled out of a deal for Haaland back in January leaving the path clear for Dortmund to swoop and nab the striker for an initial outlay of just €20million ( £18m ) .
It was United 's reluctance to fork @ @ @ @ @ @ @ them withdraw , while they were also not prepared to include a release clause in the Norwegian 's contract .
Haaland , 20 , has since been hitting top form in Germany , scoring 22 times in 23 appearances .
Meanwhile United 's failed pursuit of Sancho has been well publicised .
Dortmund made clear their demands must be met before their deadline of August 10 but United were not willing to play ball .
Had United been prepared to pay the £108m fee Dortmund were asking there is a good chance Sancho @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that date , but such a bid was not forthcoming .
In the end United would only go as far as £91m , with the rejection of that offer forcing them to scramble around for other targets on deadline day .
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Among them , United signed veteran striker Edinson Cavani as well as two youth prospects - Facundo Pellistri and Amad Diallo - both of whom play in Sancho 's preferred right-wing slot .
Those arrivals have not deterred Solskjaer though @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Sancho to Old Trafford in the future .
After a frustrating summer , Solskjaer has now been given another issue to contend with as midfielder Paul Pogba talked up a move to Real Madrid .
In his latest glance at another club , the Frenchman said : `` Yes , all footballers would like to play for Real Madrid .
Maybe it is a dream .
It is a dream for me , why not one day . ''
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United have endured a frustrating summer in the transfer market but Solskjaer has not shifted the goalposts and still wants the club to pursue the two names at the top of his wish list
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer still wants to sign Man Utd's top two transfer targets
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has not given up hope of landing Borussia Dortmund pair Jadon Sancho and Erling Haaland after missing out on both in the last 10 months.
The youthful duo are still the top two transfer targets at Old Trafford as Solskjaer believes they would be great assets for United in the long-term, ESPN reports.
United pulled out of a deal for Haaland back in January leaving the path clear for Dortmund to swoop and nab the striker for an initial outlay of just €20million (£18m).
It was United's reluctance to fork out the related agents fees which saw them withdraw, while they were also not prepared to include a release clause in the Norwegian's contract.
Haaland, 20, has since been hitting top form in Germany, scoring 22 times in 23 appearances.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Meanwhile United's failed pursuit of Sancho has been well publicised.
Dortmund made clear their demands must be met before their deadline of August 10 but United were not willing to play ball.
Had United been prepared to pay the £108m fee Dortmund were asking there is a good chance Sancho would have been allowed to leave after that date, but such a bid was not forthcoming.
In the end United would only go as far as £91m, with the rejection of that offer forcing them to scramble around for other targets on deadline day.
Who should United prioritise signing next? Have your say below.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Among them, United signed veteran striker Edinson Cavani as well as two youth prospects - Facundo Pellistri and Amad Diallo - both of whom play in Sancho's preferred right-wing slot.
Those arrivals have not deterred Solskjaer though who remains keen on bringing both Haaland and Sancho to Old Trafford in the future.
After a frustrating summer, Solskjaer has now been given another issue to contend with as midfielder Paul Pogba talked up a move to Real Madrid.
In his latest glance at another club, the Frenchman said: "Yes, all footballers would like to play for Real Madrid. Maybe it is a dream. It is a dream for me, why not one day."
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thedailymirror--2020-10-09--Bendtner reflects on heated rifts with Adebayor and Henry at Arsenal

Former Arsenal striker Nicklas Bendtner has lifted the lid on his on-pitch argument with Emmanuel Adebayor during a game against Tottenham in 2008 .
And he has admitted that he was never a big fan of his ex-teammate during his time in north London .
Bendtner , now at Danish side Tarnby FF , has never been shy of confrontation , and he garnered a reputation of being something of a volatile figure during his six seasons with the Gunners .
Things came to a head in a League Cup semi-final clash against Spurs at White Hart Lane , when @ @ @ @ @ @ @ after they came to blows in a disagreement .
And speaking on Arsenal 's In Lockdown podcast , Bendtner made his feelings about his fellow forward crystal clear .
`` He ’ s not really my cup of tea , '' Bendtner said .
`` I got on with most people in the team and made some really good friends , but me and him ?
Probably not so much .
`` I remember him being substituted on and I think there was a key moment where I do n't think the ball @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was a heated exchange of words where a lot was said between us , and then we squared up to each other .
`` Then he sort of push headbutted me , so he sort of pushed me away while headbutting me on the nose .
Then [ William ] Gallas came in , split us up and took us apart .
`` I was very upset .
I mean , we had such a poor performance , I think we lost 5-1 .
I was disappointed enough with myself and the team @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that [ incident ] obviously did n't do anything to help .
`` We tried to talk it through in the dressing room but not so much words ... more something else .
Then we got separated and called into the boss ’ office the next day .
We got fined and that was the end of it .
We did n't really have any encounters at all from that moment .
`` We never tried to patch things up .
We learned to have the respect for the club and the team @ @ @ @ @ @ @ same team , we would give everything when we were on the pitch together , but we would n't be friends . ''
Bendtner also recalled a dispute he had with Thierry Henry in training , but clearly has far more respect for the Arsenal legend than he did for Adebayor .
On the incident , in which the two clashed during a drill , he added : `` It 's actually a funny story .
It was quite an important moment .
`` It showed me a lot about being humble and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ came from it was more if someone says something you would sort it out right there and then .
`` Thierry gave me a lesson .
This is the guy who 's been assisting and scoring the most goals .
He 's got legendary status in the Premier League and with Arsenal but the fact was n't what happened on the pitch for me .
`` The fact was that he managed to sit down and talk with me afterwards , that showed me a lot more to him that I could expect @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` It definitely had a big effect on me .
I mean , the fact that he could do that but then still say , 'But you 'll get punished . '
He would tell me what it 's like to be part of a team and to be at Arsenal and what it means . ''

The Danish striker is one of the most outspoken figures in football and has not always seen eye-to-eye with his teammates
Former Arsenal striker Nicklas Bendtner has lifted the lid on his on-pitch argument with Emmanuel Adebayor during a game against Tottenham in 2008.
And he has admitted that he was never a big fan of his ex-teammate during his time in north London.
Bendtner, now at Danish side Tarnby FF, has never been shy of confrontation, and he garnered a reputation of being something of a volatile figure during his six seasons with the Gunners.
Things came to a head in a League Cup semi-final clash against Spurs at White Hart Lane, when he and Adebayor had to be separated after they came to blows in a disagreement.
And speaking on Arsenal's In Lockdown podcast, Bendtner made his feelings about his fellow forward crystal clear.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
"He’s not really my cup of tea," Bendtner said. "I got on with most people in the team and made some really good friends, but me and him? Probably not so much.
"I remember him being substituted on and I think there was a key moment where I don't think the ball had been passed to him. There was a heated exchange of words where a lot was said between us, and then we squared up to each other.
"Then he sort of push headbutted me, so he sort of pushed me away while headbutting me on the nose. Then [William] Gallas came in, split us up and took us apart.
"I was very upset. I mean, we had such a poor performance, I think we lost 5-1. I was disappointed enough with myself and the team about the performance we gave, so that [incident] obviously didn't do anything to help.
"We tried to talk it through in the dressing room but not so much words... more something else. Then we got separated and called into the boss’ office the next day. We got fined and that was the end of it. We didn't really have any encounters at all from that moment.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
"We never tried to patch things up. We learned to have the respect for the club and the team. That we would be on the same team, we would give everything when we were on the pitch together, but we wouldn't be friends."
Bendtner also recalled a dispute he had with Thierry Henry in training, but clearly has far more respect for the Arsenal legend than he did for Adebayor.
On the incident, in which the two clashed during a drill, he added: "It's actually a funny story. It was quite an important moment.
"It showed me a lot about being humble and understanding, because of the background I came from it was more if someone says something you would sort it out right there and then.
Image: Action Images via Reuters) Action Images via Reuters)
"Thierry gave me a lesson. This is the guy who's been assisting and scoring the most goals. He's got legendary status in the Premier League and with Arsenal but the fact wasn't what happened on the pitch for me.
"The fact was that he managed to sit down and talk with me afterwards, that showed me a lot more to him that I could expect and knew about at the time.
"It definitely had a big effect on me. I mean, the fact that he could do that but then still say, 'But you'll get punished.' He would tell me what it's like to be part of a team and to be at Arsenal and what it means."


thedailymirror--2020-10-09--Coronavirus R rate drops slightly but still as high as 1.5 across the UK

The UK 's coronavirus R number has dropped slightly to 1.5 but the rate of transmission is not slowing , according to new estimates from the Government 's scientific advissrs .
The Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies ( Sage ) said R is between 1.2 and 1.5 for the whole of the UK , down from 1.3-1.6 a week ago , and the epidemic continues to grow `` exponentially '' across the country .
It is thought that the number of new infections is growing by between 4 % and 9 % every day .
England 's R number is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at a regional level it could be as high as 1.6 in the South West and East , where the local growth rate is as high as 11 % .
An R number between 1.2 and 1.5 means that on average every 10 people infected will infect between 12 and 15 other people .
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Email your story to webnews @ mirror.co.uk .
A spokesperson said : `` Sage is almost certain that the epidemic continues to grow across the country , and is confident that the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the R value remains above 1.0 , infections will continue to grow at an exponential rate .
`` This is currently the case for every region of England and all have positive growth rates , reflecting increases in the number of new infections across the country . ''
These are the latest R estimates by NHS England region .
R is the number of people an infected person will pass coronavirus on to .
These are the latest daily growth rate estimates by NHS England region : Separate data released on Friday by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ R number of 1.16 for England .
The React study - the largest of its kind - found that coronavirus cases are doubling about twice as fast in the North West , Yorkshire and the West Midlands compared with the whole of England .
The experts warned the country was now at a `` critical point in the second wave '' , and current measures such as the rule of six and restrictions in the North of England will not be enough to bring the epidemic under control .
A separate study by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) found that Covid-19 cases in England have doubled in a week , feeding concern that the epidemic is once again growing exponentially .
The ONS estimate said new infections of in private households in England were around 17,200 per day in the latest week to October 1 , compared to 8,400 per day in the previous week .
The daily breakdown of the ONS figures showed that on October 1 , estimated daily cases had risen to 21,300 .
An estimated 224,400 people in England had Covid-19 in the latest week , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 92 % increase in infections compared to the previous week .
Tougher restrictions for England - and possibly a new three-tier local lockdown system - are expected to be announced on Monday in a bid to curb a second wave of the virus and avoid a second national shutdown .
Downing Street said it `` wo n't hesitate to act '' to tackle rising coronavirus cases amid reports that new restrictions will be imposed next week .
A Number 10 spokesman said : `` We have been clear that we are seeing cases @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the North East and North West .
`` And as we have been clear throughout the pandemic , we will continue to keep all that data under review and wo n't hesitate to act in order to protect communities and save lives . ''
The spokesman did not confirm when the Government would announce a new three-tier local lockdown system , which is reportedly to be outlined on Monday .
Council leaders in the North East of England have agreed they will oppose any further coronavirus restrictions in the region , including a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Gateshead Council leader Martin Gannon confirmed that northern council bosses were due to have a meeting with a senior Whitehall official on Friday afternoon , but it had been delayed .
Mr Gannon said before the meeting , the council leaders of Northumberland , Newcastle , South and North Tyneside , Gateshead , Sunderland and County Durham had `` agreed a line '' .
He said : `` We do not want further restrictions .
`` Despite three sets of regulations in 10 days and the ensuing mixed massaging , there is evidence @ @ @ @ @ @ @ which is a national problem ) , new cases are beginning to plateau .
`` We need more time , clearer messaging and greater support from Government . ''
Downing Street insisted that the Government had been `` working closely with local leaders and local authorities throughout the pandemic '' despite criticism from some mayors that they have not been consulted .
A Number 10 spokesman also declined to deny that further local lockdown measures could be set out later on Friday , saying : `` We will keep all the data under @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to act , we will . ''

CORONAVIRUS LOCKDOWN NEW RULES THAT COULD BE ANNOUNCED FOR PARTS OF ENGLAND
CORONAVIRUS LOCKDOWN NEW RULES THAT COULD BE ANNOUNCED FOR PARTS OF ENGLAND
The Government's Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage) says the Covid-19 R number is between 1.2 and 1.5 for the whole of the UK, and the number of new cases is growing by between 4% and 9% every day
Coronavirus R rate drops slightly but still as high as 1.5 across the UK
The UK's coronavirus R number has dropped slightly to 1.5 but the rate of transmission is not slowing, according to new estimates from the Government's scientific advissrs.
The Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage) said R is between 1.2 and 1.5 for the whole of the UK, down from 1.3-1.6 a week ago, and the epidemic continues to grow "exponentially" across the country.
It is thought that the number of new infections is growing by between 4% and 9% every day.
England's R number is also between 1.2 and 1.5, but at a regional level it could be as high as 1.6 in the South West and East, where the local growth rate is as high as 11%.
An R number between 1.2 and 1.5 means that on average every 10 people infected will infect between 12 and 15 other people.
Have you been affected by coronavirus? Email your story to webnews@mirror.co.uk.
A spokesperson said: "Sage is almost certain that the epidemic continues to grow across the country, and is confident that the transmission is not slowing.
"While the R value remains above 1.0, infections will continue to grow at an exponential rate.
"This is currently the case for every region of England and all have positive growth rates, reflecting increases in the number of new infections across the country."
Image: In Pictures via Getty Images) In Pictures via Getty Images)
These are the latest R estimates by NHS England region. R is the number of people an infected person will pass coronavirus on to.
- England: 1.2-1.5
- East: 1.3-1.6
- South West: 1.3-1.6
- North East and Yorkshire: 1.3-1.5
- Midlands: 1.2-1.5
- London: 1.2-1.4
- North West: 1.2-1.4
- South East: 1.2-1.4
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These are the latest daily growth rate estimates by NHS England region:
- England: +4% to +8%
- East: +5% to +11%
- North East and Yorkshire: +4% to +8%
- Midlands: +4% to +8%
- South West: +3% to +8%
- North West: +4% to +7%
- South East: +2% to +7%
- London: +2% to +6%
Separate data released on Friday by a team of experts suggests a national R number of 1.16 for England.
The React study - the largest of its kind - found that coronavirus cases are doubling about twice as fast in the North West, Yorkshire and the West Midlands compared with the whole of England.
The experts warned the country was now at a "critical point in the second wave", and current measures such as the rule of six and restrictions in the North of England will not be enough to bring the epidemic under control.
A separate study by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) found that Covid-19 cases in England have doubled in a week, feeding concern that the epidemic is once again growing exponentially.
The ONS estimate said new infections of in private households in England were around 17,200 per day in the latest week to October 1, compared to 8,400 per day in the previous week.
The daily breakdown of the ONS figures showed that on October 1, estimated daily cases had risen to 21,300.
An estimated 224,400 people in England had Covid-19 in the latest week, or 1 in 240 people, a 92% increase in infections compared to the previous week.
Tougher restrictions for England - and possibly a new three-tier local lockdown system - are expected to be announced on Monday in a bid to curb a second wave of the virus and avoid a second national shutdown.
Downing Street said it "won't hesitate to act" to tackle rising coronavirus cases amid reports that new restrictions will be imposed next week.
A Number 10 spokesman said: "We have been clear that we are seeing cases rise across the country, especially in the North East and North West.
Image: Press Association Images) Press Association Images)
"And as we have been clear throughout the pandemic, we will continue to keep all that data under review and won't hesitate to act in order to protect communities and save lives."
The spokesman did not confirm when the Government would announce a new three-tier local lockdown system, which is reportedly to be outlined on Monday.
Council leaders in the North East of England have agreed they will oppose any further coronavirus restrictions in the region, including a proposal to close bars and restaurants.
Gateshead Council leader Martin Gannon confirmed that northern council bosses were due to have a meeting with a senior Whitehall official on Friday afternoon, but it had been delayed.
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Mr Gannon said before the meeting, the council leaders of Northumberland, Newcastle, South and North Tyneside, Gateshead, Sunderland and County Durham had "agreed a line".
He said: "We do not want further restrictions.
"Despite three sets of regulations in 10 days and the ensuing mixed massaging, there is evidence that, excluding higher education students (which is a national problem), new cases are beginning to plateau.
"We need more time, clearer messaging and greater support from Government."
Downing Street insisted that the Government had been "working closely with local leaders and local authorities throughout the pandemic" despite criticism from some mayors that they have not been consulted.
A Number 10 spokesman also declined to deny that further local lockdown measures could be set out later on Friday, saying: "We will keep all the data under review and if we deem it necessary to act, we will."


thedailymirror--2020-10-09--Gemma Collins receives magic 'jawline tightening' after epic weight loss

Gemma Collins has heaped praise on her beautician and her treatment for `` jawline contouring and tightening . ''
The GC told fans in an Instagram video that she 'd gone makeup-free , and that her glowing , fresh-faced appearance was down to the skills of her beautician and her machine .
Lying down in the spa and filming herself , Gemma urged : `` Girls , if any of you are trying to contour your face , this is best girl to do it .
`` I 've got no filter , I 've got nothing on my face @ @ @ @ @ @ @ We 're basically doing the jawline and contouring treatment .
`` So there 's no needles , it 's literally done with a machine , and there 's virtually no pain . ''
`` Take it away , honey ! ''
the GC told her .
As the machine buzzed and whirred over her face , Gemma admitted : `` Just a little pinch , but it 's worth it . ''
She 'd hit up London Aesthetics Company , which describe the treatment as a method of treating `` sagging dull skin @ @ @ @ @ @ @ saw her undergo an epic weight loss journey , and she 's thought to have shifted around three stone thanks to a strict new diet and exercise regimen .
Her Instagram has featured a digital fashion parade of figure-hugging new outfits that Gemma proudly rocks with her shrinking frame .
And she 's been dishing out some serious workout inspo for fans as they heap praise on the former TOWIE star for all she 's achieved .
Gemma 's taken up cycling as her exercise , telling on her podcast that she 'd @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have even compared her to singer Adele , who herself has lost seven stone in recent months .
And in an unexpected piece of news , Gemma found herself last month nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize .
While there 's no doubt the GC has achieved a huge amount and carved out a hugely successful career , fans were left questioning how exactly she could `` use her TOWIE-learned skills to bring peace in North Korea '' .
The nomination was actually a result of famed YouTube pranksters Josh Pieters and Archie @ @ @ @ @ @ @ loudmouth Katie Hopkins into attending a fake event and accepting a `` C**T '' award .
The pair explained that they 'd crafted their latest stroke of genius in response to US President Donald Trump 's nomination for the same prize .
They concluded that the only person who could give Trump a run for his money was the GC herself .

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Gemma Collins has sung the praises of her beautician and her incredible treatments that have given the star her best-ever contouring
Gemma Collins treats herself to jawline-tightening treatment after epic weight loss
Gemma Collins has heaped praise on her beautician and her treatment for "jawline contouring and tightening."
The GC told fans in an Instagram video that she'd gone makeup-free, and that her glowing, fresh-faced appearance was down to the skills of her beautician and her machine.
Lying down in the spa and filming herself, Gemma urged: "Girls, if any of you are trying to contour your face, this is best girl to do it.
"I've got no filter, I've got nothing on my face."
The beautician explained: "We're basically doing the jawline and contouring treatment.
"So there's no needles, it's literally done with a machine, and there's virtually no pain."
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
"Take it away, honey!" the GC told her.
As the machine buzzed and whirred over her face, Gemma admitted: "Just a little pinch, but it's worth it."
She'd hit up London Aesthetics Company, which describe the treatment as a method of treating "sagging dull skin and wrinkles".
Gemma's lockdown saw her undergo an epic weight loss journey, and she's thought to have shifted around three stone thanks to a strict new diet and exercise regimen.
Image: Instagram) Instagram) Image: gemmacollins1/Instagram) gemmacollins1/Instagram)
Her Instagram has featured a digital fashion parade of figure-hugging new outfits that Gemma proudly rocks with her shrinking frame.
And she's been dishing out some serious workout inspo for fans as they heap praise on the former TOWIE star for all she's achieved.
Gemma's taken up cycling as her exercise, telling on her podcast that she'd made huge progress during lockdown.
Image: gemmacollins1/Instagram) gemmacollins1/Instagram) Image: Instagram) Instagram)
Fans have even compared her to singer Adele, who herself has lost seven stone in recent months.
And in an unexpected piece of news, Gemma found herself last month nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.
While there's no doubt the GC has achieved a huge amount and carved out a hugely successful career, fans were left questioning how exactly she could "use her TOWIE-learned skills to bring peace in North Korea".
Image: gemmacollins1/Instagram) gemmacollins1/Instagram)
The nomination was actually a result of famed YouTube pranksters Josh Pieters and Archie Manning, best known for tricking right-wing loudmouth Katie Hopkins into attending a fake event and accepting a "C**T" award.
The pair explained that they'd crafted their latest stroke of genius in response to US President Donald Trump's nomination for the same prize.
They concluded that the only person who could give Trump a run for his money was the GC herself.