thedailymirror--2020-06-02--Werner transfer seems inevitable after RB Leipzig boss Nagelsmann's admission

Red Bull Leipzig boss Julian Nagelsmann appeared to concede defeat in his battle to keep Timo Werner at the club on Monday evening , saying he `` ca n't think of anything to say '' that will make him stay .
Werner scored as Leipzig came from a goal down to beat Cologne 4-2 in an entertaining German top-flight clash , with the result moving Nagelsmann 's side up to third in the table .
Hosts Cologne had taken the lead when Jhon Cordoba struck in just the seventh minute , but by half-time it was Leipzig who were ahead @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Christopher Nkunku .
Werner struck his 31st goal of the season in opening moments of the second half , with that strike quickly followed by Anthony Modeste and Dani Olmo sharing goals at either end before Leipzig emerged victorious .
Germany international Werner has been widely tipped to leave Leipzig this summer , with Liverpool long touted as a potential destination .
However , the Reds are prepared to back away from talks for the forward due to the financial uncertainty caused by the coronavirus crisis .
Chelsea , Manchester United and Inter @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for Werner , although the Italian side have distanced themselves from a possible deal .
In addressing reporters after the match , Nagelsmann was downbeat about his chances of keeping Werner .
`` There is nothing we can do about it .
He knows what he has in Leipzig and also what he has with me , '' he said .
`` I show him that — he gets many chances to develop himself .
I do n't know if it will help him that much if I tell him every day .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ he can get better .
If he does n't feel that , it would n't do any good if I kept on telling him to stay here .
`` In the end , it is his life , his career , he can decide that .
I ca n't think of anything new to say to Timo . ''

The forward has been strongly linked with a move to Liverpool, although the Reds have distanced themselves from a move due to financial constraints
Red Bull Leipzig boss Julian Nagelsmann appeared to concede defeat in his battle to keep Timo Werner at the club on Monday evening, saying he "can't think of anything to say" that will make him stay.
Werner scored as Leipzig came from a goal down to beat Cologne 4-2 in an entertaining German top-flight clash, with the result moving Nagelsmann's side up to third in the table.
Hosts Cologne had taken the lead when Jhon Cordoba struck in just the seventh minute, but by half-time it was Leipzig who were ahead courtesy of strikes from Patrik Schick and Christopher Nkunku.
Werner struck his 31st goal of the season in opening moments of the second half, with that strike quickly followed by Anthony Modeste and Dani Olmo sharing goals at either end before Leipzig emerged victorious.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
Germany international Werner has been widely tipped to leave Leipzig this summer, with Liverpool long touted as a potential destination.
However, the Reds are prepared to back away from talks for the forward due to the financial uncertainty caused by the coronavirus crisis.
Chelsea, Manchester United and Inter Milan have all been linked with moves for Werner, although the Italian side have distanced themselves from a possible deal.
In addressing reporters after the match, Nagelsmann was downbeat about his chances of keeping Werner.
Image: INA FASSBENDER/POOL/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock) INA FASSBENDER/POOL/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock)
"There is nothing we can do about it. He knows what he has in Leipzig and also what he has with me," he said.
"I show him that — he gets many chances to develop himself. I don't know if it will help him that much if I tell him every day.
"A player has to feel that he can get better. If he doesn't feel that, it wouldn't do any good if I kept on telling him to stay here.
"In the end, it is his life, his career, he can decide that. I can't think of anything new to say to Timo."


thedailymirror--2020-06-02--Coronavirus is weaker now than at height of pandemic, Italian professors claim

Italian doctors have claimed that the coronavirus is getting weaker as the pandemic goes on .
Professor Alberto Zangrillo was one of the medics who said that the bug is less lethal than it was at the European peak of the crisis in March and April .
He said that swabs taken from patients in the past ten days had extremely small viral loads on , compared to ones taken a month ago .
Prof Zangrillo , who is head of the San Raffaele Hospital in Milan in the northern region of Lombardy told RAI TV channel that : `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ longer exists in Italy . ''
His claims were echoed by Matteo Bassetti , the head of the infectious diseases clinic at the San Martino Hospital in Genoa .
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Email webnews @ mirror.com He told news agency ANSA : `` The strength the virus had two months ago is not the same strength it has today .
`` It is clear that today the COVID-19 disease is different . ''
The claims have been refuted by a host of scientists however .
World Health @ @ @ @ @ @ @ other experts on viruses and infectious diseases , said Prof Zangrillo 's comments were not supported by scientific evidence .
`` In terms of transmissibility , that has not changed , in terms of severity , that has not changed , '' Van Kerkhove told reporters .
It is not unusual for viruses to mutate and adapt as they spread .
The pandemic has so far killed more than 370,000 people and infected more than 6 million .
Martin Hibberd , a professor of emerging infectious disease at the London School of Hygiene @ @ @ @ @ @ @ claims were not backed up with evidence .
He said major studies looking at genetic changes in the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes Covid-19 did not support the idea that it was becoming less potent , or weakening in any way .
`` With data from more than 35,000 whole virus genomes , there is currently no evidence that there is any significant difference relating to severity , '' he said in an emailed comment .
Prof Zangrillo , well known in Italy as the personal doctor of former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a study conducted by a fellow scientist , Professor Massimo Clementi , which Zangrillo said would be published next week .
Zangrillo told Reuters : `` We have never said that the virus has changed , we said that the interaction between the virus and the host has definitely changed . ''
He said this could be due either to different characteristics of the virus , which he said they had not yet identified , or different characteristics in those infected .
The study by Professor Clementi , who is director of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , compared virus samples from COVID-19 patients at the Milan-based hospital in March with samples from patients with the disease in May .
`` The result was unambiguous : an extremely significant difference between the viral load of patients admitted in March compared to '' those admitted last month , Zangrillo said .
Oscar MacLean of the University of Glasgow 's Centre for Virus Research said suggestions that the virus was weakening were `` not supported by anything in the scientific literature and also seem fairly implausible on genetic grounds . ''
So @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in Italy .
In the past day the death toll in the country has increased by 60 .

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Professor Alberto Zangrillo, head of the San Raffaele Hospital in Milan, has said that the 'virus clinically no longer exists in Italy' and is weaker than it once was
Coronavirus is weaker now than at height of pandemic, Italian professors claim
Italian doctors have claimed that the coronavirus is getting weaker as the pandemic goes on.
Professor Alberto Zangrillo was one of the medics who said that the bug is less lethal than it was at the European peak of the crisis in March and April.
He said that swabs taken from patients in the past ten days had extremely small viral loads on, compared to ones taken a month ago.
Prof Zangrillo, who is head of the San Raffaele Hospital in Milan in the northern region of Lombardy told RAI TV channel that: "In reality, the virus clinically no longer exists in Italy."
His claims were echoed by Matteo Bassetti, the head of the infectious diseases clinic at the San Martino Hospital in Genoa.
Do you have a coronavirus story to share? Email webnews@mirror.com
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
He told news agency ANSA: "The strength the virus had two months ago is not the same strength it has today.
"It is clear that today the COVID-19 disease is different."
The claims have been refuted by a host of scientists however.
World Health Organisation epidemiologist Maria Van Kerkhove and several other experts on viruses and infectious diseases, said Prof Zangrillo's comments were not supported by scientific evidence.
"In terms of transmissibility, that has not changed, in terms of severity, that has not changed," Van Kerkhove told reporters.
Image: REUETRS) REUETRS)
It is not unusual for viruses to mutate and adapt as they spread.
The pandemic has so far killed more than 370,000 people and infected more than 6 million.
Martin Hibberd, a professor of emerging infectious disease at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, also argued the claims were not backed up with evidence.
He said major studies looking at genetic changes in the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes Covid-19 did not support the idea that it was becoming less potent, or weakening in any way.
"With data from more than 35,000 whole virus genomes, there is currently no evidence that there is any significant difference relating to severity," he said in an emailed comment.
Prof Zangrillo, well known in Italy as the personal doctor of former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, said his comments were backed up by a study conducted by a fellow scientist, Professor Massimo Clementi, which Zangrillo said would be published next week.
Zangrillo told Reuters: "We have never said that the virus has changed, we said that the interaction between the virus and the host has definitely changed."
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
He said this could be due either to different characteristics of the virus, which he said they had not yet identified, or different characteristics in those infected.
The study by Professor Clementi, who is director of the microbiology and virology laboratory of San Raffaele, compared virus samples from COVID-19 patients at the Milan-based hospital in March with samples from patients with the disease in May.
"The result was unambiguous: an extremely significant difference between the viral load of patients admitted in March compared to" those admitted last month, Zangrillo said.
Oscar MacLean of the University of Glasgow's Centre for Virus Research said suggestions that the virus was weakening were "not supported by anything in the scientific literature and also seem fairly implausible on genetic grounds."
So far 33,475 people have died of Covid-19 in Italy.
In the past day the death toll in the country has increased by 60.


thedailymirror--2020-06-01--Klopp responds to suggestion Liverpool may be forced to play at neutral venues

Jurgen Klopp has promised Liverpool supporters that they will get a title celebration one day , adding that they will approach the remainder of the season as `` adults '' wherever they are told to play their matches .
The Reds are just two results away from a first top-flight league title in 30 years , and could even seal it in their first match back against Everton on the weekend of June 20 .
If the league is n't secured there , there have been suggestions that some of the Reds ' games at Anfield could be switch to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ supporters breaching social distancing guidelines , but Klopp says he 's not too concerned about where his side play .
“ In this moment , so many people understand it if we think ‘ this year it happens to us and we can not celebrate here or celebrate there ’ , ” Klopp told The Anfield Wrap .
He added : “ Honestly , when I say that there are more [ important ] things to worry about , I mean it .
“ If people say we can not play at Anfield @ @ @ @ @ @ @ come on , we are all adults .
“ We love each other , that ’ s clear .
But if it ’ s not allowed , or that ’ s the only chance that we will be able to play or games will not happen , of course we will not show up there .
“ We want to win it , and not to celebrate it now or yesterday or whatever .
We want to celebrate it together in the moment , when that ’ s possible , we go again @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we have .
“ One million , two million , three million , five million , who cares , we ’ ll be there .
`` But until then , we stick to the rules , do what is appropriate and that ’ s all , because it ’ s not the last time that we will celebrate something together .
”

The Liverpool boss is on the cusp of leading his side to their first top-flight title in 30 years when the Premier League can resume again amid the coronavirus pandemic
Jurgen Klopp has promised Liverpool supporters that they will get a title celebration one day, adding that they will approach the remainder of the season as "adults" wherever they are told to play their matches.
The Reds are just two results away from a first top-flight league title in 30 years, and could even seal it in their first match back against Everton on the weekend of June 20.
If the league isn't secured there, there have been suggestions that some of the Reds' games at Anfield could be switch to neutral venues to avoid the risk of supporters breaching social distancing guidelines, but Klopp says he's not too concerned about where his side play.
Image: Liverpool FC via Getty Images) Liverpool FC via Getty Images)
“In this moment, so many people understand it if we think ‘this year it happens to us and we cannot celebrate here or celebrate there’,” Klopp told The Anfield Wrap.
He added: “Honestly, when I say that there are more [important] things to worry about, I mean it.
“If people say we cannot play at Anfield because our supporters will go there, come on, we are all adults.
“We love each other, that’s clear. But if it’s not allowed, or that’s the only chance that we will be able to play or games will not happen, of course we will not show up there.
Image: Liverpool FC - YouTube) Liverpool FC - YouTube)
“We want to win it, and not to celebrate it now or yesterday or whatever. We want to celebrate it together in the moment, when that’s possible, we go again, 100 per cent, with all we have.
“One million, two million, three million, five million, who cares, we’ll be there.
"But until then, we stick to the rules, do what is appropriate and that’s all, because it’s not the last time that we will celebrate something together.”


thedailymirror--2020-06-01--Killing Eve season 4 fan theory emerges about former Batwoman star Ruby Rose

A new fan theory has emerged for Killing Eve season four surrounding Batwoman actress Ruby Rose .
The Orange Is The New Black alum , 34 , shocked her fans when she announced her departure from the role as DC Comics lesbian superhero Kate Kane from the CW series Batwoman .
However , now a fan theory for Killing Eve suggests she quit the role as the heroine to play the role of Villanelle 's former lover Lara/Charlie from the novels on which the BBC spy drama is based .
A vaguely similar character to Lara/Charlie was Nadia , who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ first season .
So , what is the thinking behind this latest Killing Eve theory ?
Discussing the new theory on Instagram , one fan wrote : `` I have a feeling that # rubyrose is gon na play Lara/Charlie ( # nonbinary ) in # killingeve season 4 As # villanelle ’ s ex girlfriend .
`` With all the posts about # jodiecomer and the sudden drop out of # batwoman ?
`` I mean there ’ s not a lot of show that the main actress drops out right ?
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ playing a major figure from the past of Villanelle ( Jodie Comer ) drew strong opinions from the Killing Eve fandom on Twitter .
One fan of the show wrote : `` Seriously If the cast ruby rose for season 4 of # KillingEve I 'm done with the show The show is good without `` popular '' actors Just please do n't cast her '' .
Another admirer of the series tweeted : `` Why is everyone upset about Ruby Rose being on Killing Eve ?
You may not like her acting @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and V will prolly kill her anywayyy . ''
Meanwhile , another Twitter user noted suggested that Rose joining the series would be highly unlikely .
They concluded : `` i just know that there ’ s no way killing eve will hire ruby rose i mean have u seen the cast pls '' .
Rose recently explained her decision to leave Batwoman in a statement .
She said : `` I have made the very difficult decision to not return to Batwoman next season .
`` This was not a decision I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ respect for the cast , crew and everyone involved with the show in both Vancouver and in Los Angeles .
`` I am beyond appreciative to Greg Berlanti , Sarah Schechter and Caroline Dries for not only giving me this incredible opportunity , but for welcoming me into the DC universe they have so beautifully created .
`` Thank you Peter Roth and Mark Pedowitz and the teams at Warner Bros. and The CW who put so much into the show and always believed in me .
Thank you to everyone who made @ @ @ @ @ @ @ truly grateful . ''
The role of Kate Kane will be recast in Batwoman season two .
Meanwhile , Killing Eve will return for season 4 with Sandra Oh as Eve Polastri and Jodie Comer as Villanelle .
The third season ended with a suggestion that the pair wo n't be giving up their obsession for each other any time soon .
Killing Eve seasons 1 to 3 are available now on BBC iPlayer .
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Killing Eve recently concluded its third season but now fans think a new love interest for Jodie Comer's Villanelle is on the way - in the form of Batwoman actress Ruby Rose
A new fan theory has emerged for Killing Eve season four surrounding Batwoman actress Ruby Rose.
The Orange Is The New Black alum, 34, shocked her fans when she announced her departure from the role as DC Comics lesbian superhero Kate Kane from the CW series Batwoman.
However, now a fan theory for Killing Eve suggests she quit the role as the heroine to play the role of Villanelle's former lover Lara/Charlie from the novels on which the BBC spy drama is based.
A vaguely similar character to Lara/Charlie was Nadia, who appeared as a guest character in the first season.
So, what is the thinking behind this latest Killing Eve theory?
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Discussing the new theory on Instagram, one fan wrote: "I have a feeling that #rubyrose is gonna play Lara/Charlie (#nonbinary ) in #killingeve season 4 As #villanelle ’s ex girlfriend.
"With all the posts about #jodiecomer and the sudden drop out of #batwoman?
"I mean there’s not a lot of show that the main actress drops out right?"
Naturally, the prospect of Rose playing a major figure from the past of Villanelle ( Jodie Comer ) drew strong opinions from the Killing Eve fandom on Twitter.
Image: Sid Gentle/BBC) Sid Gentle/BBC)
One fan of the show wrote: "Seriously If the cast ruby rose for season 4 of #KillingEve I'm done with the show The show is good without "popular" actors Just please don't cast her".
Another admirer of the series tweeted: "Why is everyone upset about Ruby Rose being on Killing Eve? You may not like her acting, sure, but she's fit and V will prolly kill her anywayyy."
Meanwhile, another Twitter user noted suggested that Rose joining the series would be highly unlikely.
They concluded: "i just know that there’s no way killing eve will hire ruby rose i mean have u seen the cast pls".
Rose recently explained her decision to leave Batwoman in a statement.
Image: CW) CW)
She said: "I have made the very difficult decision to not return to Batwoman next season.
"This was not a decision I made lightly as I have the utmost respect for the cast, crew and everyone involved with the show in both Vancouver and in Los Angeles.
"I am beyond appreciative to Greg Berlanti, Sarah Schechter and Caroline Dries for not only giving me this incredible opportunity, but for welcoming me into the DC universe they have so beautifully created.
"Thank you Peter Roth and Mark Pedowitz and the teams at Warner Bros. and The CW who put so much into the show and always believed in me. Thank you to everyone who made season one a success – I am truly grateful."
Image: Sid Gentle/BBC) Sid Gentle/BBC)
The role of Kate Kane will be recast in Batwoman season two.
Meanwhile, Killing Eve will return for season 4 with Sandra Oh as Eve Polastri and Jodie Comer as Villanelle.
The third season ended with a suggestion that the pair won't be giving up their obsession for each other any time soon.
Killing Eve seasons 1 to 3 are available now on BBC iPlayer.
What did you think of Killing Eve season 3? Let us know in the comments below.


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thedailymirror--2020-06-01--Coronation Street's Yasmeen finally sees through abusive Geoff as he loses grip

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Coronation Street 's Yasmeen Nazir appears to see the light next week on the ITV @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the character , as she slowly comes to terms with the fact that she has been controlled and abused by her husband Geoff Metcalfe .
Yasmeen is currently in prison after a brutal attack saw her stab him in the neck with a broken glass bottle , while it was in self-defence .
Geoff was waving a knife around in her face and tormenting her , months on from her turmoil beginning .
Amid her prison stay , residents back on the Street remain divided over what happened with seemingly little support for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ finds the strength to think for herself , and act for herself - not doing what Geoff would want her to do .
Her granddaughter Alya is left pleased as Yasmeen decides to plead not guilty in court .
After blaming herself and denying the abuse , not able to see it through her own eyes , Yasmeen makes a turning point as her future hangs in the balance .
Next week , two more characters consider Geoff may be lying about his marriage with Yasmeen too .
As a third character is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ resident appears to pledge her support to Yasmeen .
Sally Metcalfe and Eileen Grimshaw both confess they are not entirely convinced Geoff is telling the truth .
As Geoff 's son Tim is forced to consider if they might be right , Cathy Matthews appears in court to support Yasmeen after falling out with her weeks ago .
Yasmeen also finally opens up to Alya about some of the abuse and torment she suffered at Geoff 's hands .
From being forced to eat her own chicken , and being made to clean @ @ @ @ @ @ @ her granddaughter who tries to make her see Geoff was abusing her .
It seems her words may take affect , as Yasmeen decides to change her plea to not guilty having initially suggested otherwise .
But can Yasmeen prove her ordeal , and finally escape Geoff ?
Coronation Street airs Mondays , Wednesdays and Fridays at 7:30pm on ITV .

Yasmeen tells police her memory of attack on Geoff and begs to see him
Yasmeen tells police her memory of attack on Geoff and begs to see him
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Coronation Street's Yasmeen Nazir appears to see the light next week on the ITV soap.
There's fresh hope for the character, as she slowly comes to terms with the fact that she has been controlled and abused by her husband Geoff Metcalfe.
Yasmeen is currently in prison after a brutal attack saw her stab him in the neck with a broken glass bottle, while it was in self-defence.
Geoff was waving a knife around in her face and tormenting her, months on from her turmoil beginning.
Amid her prison stay, residents back on the Street remain divided over what happened with seemingly little support for Yasmeen.
Image: ITV) ITV)
But it appears she finally finds the strength to think for herself, and act for herself - not doing what Geoff would want her to do.
Her granddaughter Alya is left pleased as Yasmeen decides to plead not guilty in court.
After blaming herself and denying the abuse, not able to see it through her own eyes, Yasmeen makes a turning point as her future hangs in the balance.
Image: ITV) ITV)
Next week, two more characters consider Geoff may be lying about his marriage with Yasmeen too.
As a third character is given food for thought, another surprise resident appears to pledge her support to Yasmeen.
Sally Metcalfe and Eileen Grimshaw both confess they are not entirely convinced Geoff is telling the truth.
Image: ITV) ITV)
As Geoff's son Tim is forced to consider if they might be right, Cathy Matthews appears in court to support Yasmeen after falling out with her weeks ago.
Yasmeen also finally opens up to Alya about some of the abuse and torment she suffered at Geoff's hands.
From being forced to eat her own chicken, and being made to clean the house repeatedly, she confides in her granddaughter who tries to make her see Geoff was abusing her.
It seems her words may take affect, as Yasmeen decides to change her plea to not guilty having initially suggested otherwise.
But can Yasmeen prove her ordeal, and finally escape Geoff?
Coronation Street airs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7:30pm on ITV.


thedailymirror--2020-06-01--Little Mix's Jade feared talking about her race would make her unpopular

Jade Thirlwall has revealed she refused to talk about her mixed-race heritage after joining Little Mix because she `` subconsciously '' feared `` not being as popular . ''
The 27-year-old pop star 's maternal grandfather is from Yemen and her maternal grandmother is from Egypt , while her father is white .
Thirlwall , from South Shields in Tyne and Wear , said she had felt `` ashamed '' of her background but now realised she had been uneducated about race issues .
Appearing on the No Country For Young Women podcast , she said : `` I think @ @ @ @ @ @ @ school because of the colour of my skin and for being Arab I was n't very proud of who I was .
`` I think when I then entered the group I subconsciously did n't want to talk about my heritage or what my background was in fear of not being as popular , which sounds awful to say but I was only 18 years old and through years of being ashamed of who I was I found it quite hard to talk about it .
`` I think it was through a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ now I am constantly learning what the right things are to say and I would hate to talk about my race and my heritage and not say the right things . ''
Thirlwall also detailed the abuse she suffered from other pupils at school .
`` I think it is a lack of education , '' she said .
`` Where I am from , if you were n't evidently black you were literally put in a bracket of being called the p-word .
`` When I was at school if I was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ skin I 'd get so confused as I 'd be like , well I 'm not from Pakistan .
`` I remember one time I got pinned down in the toilets and they put a bindi spot on my forehead , it was horrific . ''
Thirlwall later attended a Catholic secondary school with a majority of white students , where she struggled to fit in .
She said : `` When I went to secondary school I was literally one of three people of colour in the school .
It was a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I went through a lot in the first two years of secondary school .
It was known as a really good school and my mam wanted me to have a really good education .
`` In hindsight I probably would have just rather gone to school were I would fit in more . ''
She added : `` I have constantly had this inner battle of not really having who I am or where I fit in or what community I fit into .
`` Some of the things I think about that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ so crazy .
I used to be in an amateur operatic society , they would literally put white powder on my face to whiten me on stage .
`` Even now me and my mum will talk about it and we 'll be like , 'That was f****** mental ' .
`` We never really understood what was going on at the time . ''
No Country For Young Women is available now on BBC Sounds .

Jade Thirlwall has revealed she refused to talk about her mixed-race heritage after joining Little Mix because she "subconsciously" feared "not being as popular."
The 27-year-old pop star's maternal grandfather is from Yemen and her maternal grandmother is from Egypt, while her father is white.
Thirlwall, from South Shields in Tyne and Wear, said she had felt "ashamed" of her background but now realised she had been uneducated about race issues.
Appearing on the No Country For Young Women podcast, she said: "I think because I was bullied quite badly in school because of the colour of my skin and for being Arab I wasn't very proud of who I was.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
"I think when I then entered the group I subconsciously didn't want to talk about my heritage or what my background was in fear of not being as popular, which sounds awful to say but I was only 18 years old and through years of being ashamed of who I was I found it quite hard to talk about it.
"I think it was through a lack of education as well. Even now I am constantly learning what the right things are to say and I would hate to talk about my race and my heritage and not say the right things."
Thirlwall also detailed the abuse she suffered from other pupils at school. "I think it is a lack of education," she said.
Image: jadethirlwall/Instagram) jadethirlwall/Instagram)
"Where I am from, if you weren't evidently black you were literally put in a bracket of being called the p-word.
"When I was at school if I was ever bullied for the colour of my skin I'd get so confused as I'd be like, well I'm not from Pakistan.
"I remember one time I got pinned down in the toilets and they put a bindi spot on my forehead, it was horrific."
Thirlwall later attended a Catholic secondary school with a majority of white students, where she struggled to fit in.
She said: "When I went to secondary school I was literally one of three people of colour in the school. It was a very predominately white Catholic school.
"I went through a lot in the first two years of secondary school. It was known as a really good school and my mam wanted me to have a really good education.
"In hindsight I probably would have just rather gone to school were I would fit in more."
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
She added: "I have constantly had this inner battle of not really having who I am or where I fit in or what community I fit into.
"Some of the things I think about that I can laugh about now are just so crazy. I used to be in an amateur operatic society, they would literally put white powder on my face to whiten me on stage.
"Even now me and my mum will talk about it and we'll be like, 'That was f****** mental'.
"We never really understood what was going on at the time."
No Country For Young Women is available now on BBC Sounds.


thedailymirror--2020-06-01--Marvel Comics artist is giving children 'superhero powers' to fight coronavirus

A Marvel Comics artist has created 'superhero ' face masks for children flying with easyJet .
Irish illustrator Will Sliney was chosen by Marvel to be their main artist on titles including Avengers , Spider-Man and X-Men .
But he 's now turned his talents to protective face mask covers for low-cost airline easyJet to help ease children 's anxiety about new flight rules post pandemic .
Will 's covers feature a lion and futuristic pilot designs aimed `` to bring out the inner superhero in all young flyers '' .
EasyJet announced it is to make thousands of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the top of a young traveller 's own face mask , available on selected routes when it restarts its operations on June 15 .
Will said : `` Flying with face masks is going to be a new experience for everyone , especially young children , so I hope these fun designs , inspired by comic book characters , help to encourage kids to wear their masks onboard .
`` I have used a combination of a lion animal character and a futuristic pilot to create a set of mask covers to bring @ @ @ @ @ @ @ flyers . ''
EasyJet 's requirement to wear a face mask in airports and on aircraft is part of a series of new safety and hygiene measures which will come into force once it resumes flights .
There will be no food sold during flights , enhanced cleaning of planes , and disinfection wipes and hand sanitiser provided .
Captain David Morgan , easyJet 's director of flight operations , said : `` We have teamed up with a comic illustrator to create some bespoke children 's face mask covers as we know @ @ @ @ @ @ @ possibly daunting for younger travellers when flying initially resumes .
`` So we hope these face mask covers help children enjoy flying with us over the summer and this makes things a little easier for parents too . ''
EasyJet 's initial schedule will involve mainly domestic flying in the UK and France .
Further routes will be confirmed `` over the coming weeks '' as demand increases and coronavirus lockdown measures across Europe are relaxed , the airline said .

Will Sliney's covers feature a lion and futuristic pilot designs aimed "to bring out the inner superhero in all young flyers" when they go on their summer holidays
A Marvel Comics artist has created 'superhero' face masks for children flying with easyJet.
Irish illustrator Will Sliney was chosen by Marvel to be their main artist on titles including Avengers, Spider-Man and X-Men.
But he's now turned his talents to protective face mask covers for low-cost airline easyJet to help ease children's anxiety about new flight rules post pandemic.
Image: Matt Alexander/PA Wire) Matt Alexander/PA Wire)
Will's covers feature a lion and futuristic pilot designs aimed "to bring out the inner superhero in all young flyers".
EasyJet announced it is to make thousands of the covers, which will be worn over the top of a young traveller's own face mask, available on selected routes when it restarts its operations on June 15.
Will said: "Flying with face masks is going to be a new experience for everyone, especially young children, so I hope these fun designs, inspired by comic book characters, help to encourage kids to wear their masks onboard.
Image: Matt Alexander/PA Wire) Matt Alexander/PA Wire)
"I have used a combination of a lion animal character and a futuristic pilot to create a set of mask covers to bring out the inner superhero in all young flyers."
EasyJet's requirement to wear a face mask in airports and on aircraft is part of a series of new safety and hygiene measures which will come into force once it resumes flights.
Image: Matt Alexander/PA Wire) Matt Alexander/PA Wire)
There will be no food sold during flights, enhanced cleaning of planes, and disinfection wipes and hand sanitiser provided.
Captain David Morgan, easyJet's director of flight operations, said: "We have teamed up with a comic illustrator to create some bespoke children's face mask covers as we know the airport environment could feel different and possibly daunting for younger travellers when flying initially resumes.
Image: Luigi Novi/Flickr) Luigi Novi/Flickr)
"So we hope these face mask covers help children enjoy flying with us over the summer and this makes things a little easier for parents too."
EasyJet's initial schedule will involve mainly domestic flying in the UK and France.
Further routes will be confirmed "over the coming weeks" as demand increases and coronavirus lockdown measures across Europe are relaxed, the airline said.


thedailymirror--2020-06-01--Teens in lockdown take over the Mirror for the day

On the 5th of March , just before the coronavirus lockdown kicked in , I was lucky enough to be invited along with 20 other young people from all over the country to the Daily Mirror offices in London .
We had been given the chance to create the ‘ Next Gen ’ edition of the newspaper , where it is taken over by a bunch of teens for a day .
After a day with the journalists we left feeling really excited and ready to start .
Rather than postponing the project , I ’ m grateful that the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fact , the perfect time to hear the perspectives of younger people and explore how the pandemic will affect us .
And here we are a few weeks later , with a paper full of our voices , and you reading over our words .
And I think that the Daily Mirror has taken a brave , bold step in the right direction .
They ’ ve given young people the incredible opportunity to be heard on the issues that are affecting us right now .
We have the enthusiasm , energy , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ways out of this crisis - as well as the same fears and anxieties as everyone else - but our voices need nurturing , we need a platform to speak up or we risk our voices being lost at this important time .
Initiatives such as Next Gen give vital visibility to young people from all sorts of backgrounds and help make sure we don ’ t just hear from the privileged and the wealthy , and we don ’ t just hear London-centric views .
Whether you work in a business , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , everyone should be asking themselves what they can do to value young people as we recover from this crisis , and we should be asking ourselves what we can do to help .
Not only do we need to involve young people in the current conversation , but we need to look forward to what ’ s next and question why younger people shouldn ’ t have a bigger say in the decisions that will affect us all .
And so , from the environment to economics , mental-health to missing friends @ @ @ @ @ @ @ many ideas as possible and worked really hard with the fantastic team at the Daily Mirror to pull this edition off .
It ’ s been really fun and exciting to work on - we hope that you enjoy reading !

mirrornews@mirror.co.uk (Esther Bird, 14)

Younger people share their perspective on the coronavirus crisis and explore how the pandemic will affect us.
Teens in lockdown take over the Mirror for the day
On the 5th of March, just before the coronavirus lockdown kicked in, I was lucky enough to be
invited along with 20 other young people from all over the country to the Daily Mirror offices in London.
We had been given the chance to create the ‘Next Gen’ edition of the newspaper, where it is taken over by a bunch of teens for a day.
After a day with the journalists we left feeling really excited and ready to start.
Then Covid-19 hit.
Rather than postponing the project, I’m grateful that the Daily Mirror decided this was, in fact, the perfect time to hear the perspectives of younger people and explore how the pandemic will affect us.
And here we are a few weeks later, with a paper full of our voices, and you reading over our words.
And I think that the Daily Mirror has taken a brave, bold step in the right direction.
They’ve given young people the incredible opportunity to be heard on the issues that are affecting us right now.
We have the enthusiasm, energy, curiosity and invention to help think of ways out of this crisis - as well as the same fears and anxieties as everyone else - but our voices need nurturing, we need a platform to speak up or we risk our voices being lost at this important time.
Initiatives such as Next Gen give vital visibility to young people from all sorts of backgrounds and help make sure we don’t just hear from the privileged and the wealthy, and we don’t just hear London-centric views.
Whether you work in a business, as a councillor, teacher or governor, everyone should be asking themselves what they can do to value young people as we recover from this crisis, and we should be asking ourselves what we can do to help.
Not only do we need to involve young people in the current conversation, but we need to look forward to what’s next and question why younger people shouldn’t have a bigger say in the decisions that will affect us all.
And so, from the environment to economics, mental-health to missing friends, we’ve packed in as many ideas as possible and worked really hard with the fantastic team at the Daily Mirror to pull this edition off.
It’s been really fun and exciting to work on - we hope that you enjoy reading!


thedailymirror--2020-06-01--BBC soap Doctors to air special lockdown episode about coronavirus pandemic

Beloved BBC soap opera Doctors will air a special lockdown episode later this month .
The installment of the daytime drama will run for 45 minutes and see how our favourite characters at The Mill medical centre are coping with the coronavirus pandemic .
The episode has been shot entirely by the cast themselves using their own mobile phones .
In the story , the medical centre has remained opened throughout the coronavirus pandemic , with the characters giving consultations , counselling , and having meetings over video calls .
We will see that some characters have suffered from severe @ @ @ @ @ @ @ others have withdrawn entirely .
Additionally , one of the characters will suffer from coronavirus symptoms themselves in some scenes that will certainly hit home for many viewers .
Despite BBC One 's flagship soap EastEnders returning to filming this month , there has been no word on how or when Doctors will return to filming .
BBC Studios series producer Peter Lloyd came up with the idea in the first week of lockdown , prompting the cast and to work in isolation to complete the episode .
He said : `` I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are experiencing and present it to our audience .
`` The very specific demands of producing an episode of this nature was a challenge for everyone involved , especially the cast as they were acting straight to camera , with only my voice performing all the other characters , so that certainly required a lot of imaginative work on their part .
It was a real team effort . ''
The speed and ingenuity of turning around the production in such constrained circumstances was praised by other figures at the BBC too .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ , said : `` We ’ re never afraid to push the format on Doctors as our loyal viewers know , but this episode has been a challenge of a very different kind .
`` To turn it around at this speed has meant coming up with new ways of working and totally rethinking how to make the programme .
`` I ’ m incredibly proud of the work everyone has put into this episode , especially our brilliant cast who have had to learn new skills , while still giving outstanding performances @ @ @ @ @ @ @ BBC Daytime and Early Peak , added that it is Doctors ' willingness to take risks that ensures the consistent loyalty of its audience .
She explained : `` Doctors recently celebrated their 20th anniversary and this unique episode demonstrates why the programme continues to innovate , and remains so popular with viewers .
`` I think lockdown has presented challenges for everyone but it ’ s been wonderful to see the ingenuity within the creative sector and I ’ m delighted that Doctors is the first British continuing drama series to bring @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' It sounds like it will make some highly topical viewing .
Doctors will airs its lockdown special on June 12 at 1.45pm on BBC One .
What do you think of the idea for the episode ?
Let us know in the comments below .

BBC One soap opera Doctors has filmed a special episode set during the national lockdown imposed due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic
Beloved BBC soap opera Doctors will air a special lockdown episode later this month.
The installment of the daytime drama will run for 45 minutes and see how our favourite characters at The Mill medical centre are coping with the coronavirus pandemic.
The episode has been shot entirely by the cast themselves using their own mobile phones.
In the story, the medical centre has remained opened throughout the coronavirus pandemic, with the characters giving consultations, counselling, and having meetings over video calls.
We will see that some characters have suffered from severe anxiety due to the pandemic, while others have withdrawn entirely.
Image: PA) PA)
Additionally, one of the characters will suffer from coronavirus symptoms themselves in some scenes that will certainly hit home for many viewers.
Despite BBC One's flagship soap EastEnders returning to filming this month, there has been no word on how or when Doctors will return to filming.
BBC Studios series producer Peter Lloyd came up with the idea in the first week of lockdown, prompting the cast and to work in isolation to complete the episode.
Image: PA) PA)
He said: "I wanted to capture the strange times we are experiencing and present it to our audience.
"The very specific demands of producing an episode of this nature was a challenge for everyone involved, especially the cast as they were acting straight to camera, with only my voice performing all the other characters, so that certainly required a lot of imaginative work on their part. It was a real team effort."
The speed and ingenuity of turning around the production in such constrained circumstances was praised by other figures at the BBC too.
Image: BBC) BBC)
Mike Hobson, BBC Studios executive producer, said: "We’re never afraid to push the format on Doctors as our loyal viewers know, but this episode has been a challenge of a very different kind.
"To turn it around at this speed has meant coming up with new ways of working and totally rethinking how to make the programme.
"I’m incredibly proud of the work everyone has put into this episode, especially our brilliant cast who have had to learn new skills, while still giving outstanding performances."
Carla-Maria Lawson, head of BBC Daytime and Early Peak, added that it is Doctors' willingness to take risks that ensures the consistent loyalty of its audience.
Image: BBC/Kieron McCarron/Jack Barnes) BBC/Kieron McCarron/Jack Barnes)
She explained: "Doctors recently celebrated their 20th anniversary and this unique episode demonstrates why the programme continues to innovate, and remains so popular with viewers.
"I think lockdown has presented challenges for everyone but it’s been wonderful to see the ingenuity within the creative sector and I’m delighted that Doctors is the first British continuing drama series to bring this very exciting format to fans."
It sounds like it will make some highly topical viewing.
Doctors will airs its lockdown special on June 12 at 1.45pm on BBC One.
What do you think of the idea for the episode? Let us know in the comments below.


thedailymirror--2020-06-01--EastEnders' Gray set to attack Chantelle over 'affair' after making discovery

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There 's danger for Chantelle Atkins on EastEnders next week , as abusive husband Gray @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Square unknowingly leaves the character at risk of harm .
Gray wrongly believes his wife has been having an affair , and confronts her .
His suspicions come as it 's revealed he has a tracker on his car , which Chantelle borrows in upcoming scenes .
She uses it to pick up some computers for her boss Kheerat Panesar leaving her husband annoyed .
But it 's when he checks his tracker later that he sees the car has been in different places , leaving him furious .
He 's soon @ @ @ @ @ @ @ when he notices the week before the car was in Stratford .
It was Ben Mitchell who actually took the car from The Arches as he made his way to the warehouse to find his dad Phil , during the dodgy dealings with Danny Hardcastle .
Gray does n't know this though , and wrongly assumes Chantelle took it there - and must have met with someone .
He 's been violently abusing her for over a year in Walford , while it was confirmed the ordeal began way before they arrived in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bruised , with broken bones and hospitalised in recent attacks that have been difficult to watch .
But while Gray has been focused on neighbour Whitney Dean , following her prison ordeal , he suspects Chantelle may be seeing someone behind his back - so could she be in more danger ?
He was Whitney 's lawyer after she was arrested for killing her stalker Leo King in self-defence .
While Gray has spent a lot of time with her , with next week seeing her act on her growing feelings for him @ @ @ @ @ @ @ might happen .
But next week , it 's Chantelle who 's accused of having a fling amid her spending more time with boss Kheerat .
He races home and confronts his wife , but what will she say and will Gray lose his temper ?
Gray often beats her when they come to blows , so fans will no doubt be fearing what he will do to her this time around .
EastEnders airs Mondays at 8pm , and Tuesdays at 7:30pm on BBC One .

EastEnders spoilers confirm Gray Atkins will make a shocking accusation towards his wife Chantelle next week
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There's danger for Chantelle Atkins on EastEnders next week, as abusive husband Gray makes a discovery.
One character on the Square unknowingly leaves the character at risk of harm.
Gray wrongly believes his wife has been having an affair, and confronts her.
His suspicions come as it's revealed he has a tracker on his car, which Chantelle borrows in upcoming scenes.
She uses it to pick up some computers for her boss Kheerat Panesar leaving her husband annoyed.
Image: BBC/Kieron McCarron/Jack Barnes) BBC/Kieron McCarron/Jack Barnes)
But it's when he checks his tracker later that he sees the car has been in different places, leaving him furious.
He's soon accusing her of an affair though, when he notices the week before the car was in Stratford.
It was Ben Mitchell who actually took the car from The Arches as he made his way to the warehouse to find his dad Phil, during the dodgy dealings with Danny Hardcastle.
Gray doesn't know this though, and wrongly assumes Chantelle took it there - and must have met with someone.
Image: BBC/Kieron McCarron/Jack Barnes) BBC/Kieron McCarron/Jack Barnes)
He's been violently abusing her for over a year in Walford, while it was confirmed the ordeal began way before they arrived in Albert Square.
Gray has left her bruised, with broken bones and hospitalised in recent attacks that have been difficult to watch.
But while Gray has been focused on neighbour Whitney Dean, following her prison ordeal, he suspects Chantelle may be seeing someone behind his back - so could she be in more danger?
Image: BBC/Kieron McCarron/Jack Barnes) BBC/Kieron McCarron/Jack Barnes)
He was Whitney's lawyer after she was arrested for killing her stalker Leo King in self-defence.
While Gray has spent a lot of time with her, with next week seeing her act on her growing feelings for him, fans have been speculating an affair might happen.
But next week, it's Chantelle who's accused of having a fling amid her spending more time with boss Kheerat.
He races home and confronts his wife, but what will she say and will Gray lose his temper?
Gray often beats her when they come to blows, so fans will no doubt be fearing what he will do to her this time around.
EastEnders airs Mondays at 8pm, and Tuesdays at 7:30pm on BBC One.


thedailymirror--2020-06-01--Corrie's Sally takes action over evil Geoff as she rumbles truth about Yasmeen

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Coronation Street will air tense scenes next week , according to new spoilers .
Geoff @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to facing a comeuppance , after months of abusing his wife Yasmeen Nazir .
She 's currently in prison after a brutal attack saw her stab him in the neck with a broken glass bottle , in self-defence .
He was waving a knife around in her face and tormenting her , months on from her turmoil beginning .
No one knows the truth about the abuse asides her granddaughter Alya , and her boyfriend Ryan Connor .
Her attempts to get Yasmeen to open up have so far fallen flat , but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ she has n't spoken out before , her suspicions over Geoff 's story about Yasmeen abusing him leave her taking action .
She finally admits she does n't believe him and thinks he 's hiding something , telling his son Tim she wants him out of the house .
As the walls begin to close in on Geoff , Sally soon picks a side - and offers her support to his victim Yasmeen .
By kicking him out of their home and stating she does n't believe him , could it encourage other @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the same ?
While Sally does n't see Yasmeen , it 's clear who she believes as she takes a stand and forces her father-in-law out .
Meanwhile , Alya is there to support her grandmother but she 's fearful as she witnesses just how deep his control is over her .
Yasmeen is initially worried about how Geoff may react to her pleading not guilty , but soon realises she has to think for herself .
But will it be enough to get Yasmeen home , and get the truth about Geoff @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the week , Tim himself is left questioning his father after a comment from pal Eileen Grimshaw .
Coronation Street airs Mondays , Wednesdays and Fridays at 7:30pm on ITV .

Corrie spoiler: Sally takes action over Geoff as she rumbles truth about Yasmeen
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Coronation Street will air tense scenes next week, according to new spoilers.
Geoff Metcalfe may be finally on his way to facing a comeuppance, after months of abusing his wife Yasmeen Nazir.
She's currently in prison after a brutal attack saw her stab him in the neck with a broken glass bottle, in self-defence.
He was waving a knife around in her face and tormenting her, months on from her turmoil beginning.
No one knows the truth about the abuse asides her granddaughter Alya, and her boyfriend Ryan Connor.
Image: ITV) ITV)
Her attempts to get Yasmeen to open up have so far fallen flat, but next week could change everything.
Amid Yasmeen entering her plea in court, Geoff's daughter-in-law Sally Metcalfe takes action.
While she hasn't spoken out before, her suspicions over Geoff's story about Yasmeen abusing him leave her taking action.
Image: ITV) ITV)
She finally admits she doesn't believe him and thinks he's hiding something, telling his son Tim she wants him out of the house.
As the walls begin to close in on Geoff, Sally soon picks a side - and offers her support to his victim Yasmeen.
By kicking him out of their home and stating she doesn't believe him, could it encourage other residents to open their eyes and do the same?
Image: ITV) ITV)
While Sally doesn't see Yasmeen, it's clear who she believes as she takes a stand and forces her father-in-law out.
Meanwhile, Alya is there to support her grandmother but she's fearful as she witnesses just how deep his control is over her.
Yasmeen is initially worried about how Geoff may react to her pleading not guilty, but soon realises she has to think for herself.
But will it be enough to get Yasmeen home, and get the truth about Geoff out there?
At the end of the week, Tim himself is left questioning his father after a comment from pal Eileen Grimshaw.
Coronation Street airs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7:30pm on ITV.


thedailymirror--2020-06-01--Disabled charities who support to millions could close without emergency funds

Charities giving vital support to millions of disabled people could close without emergency funds .
Meanwhile millions of disabled people are feeling anxious , isolated and forgotten by the UK Government , Disability Charity Consortium ( DCC ) members say there has been no coherent strategy to support the UK 's 14 million disabled people through the coronavirus pandemic .
The Government announced £750 million worth of funding for the UK charity sector , including £6 million in cash grants for charities such as for those supporting people with learning disabilities , autism and complex needs .
But the DCC @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to match the demand '' , it is unclear what else is available and people with physical disabilities are particularly missing out .
The DCC estimates it will need at least £50 million from the Government , with projected losses of up to £75 million this year .
Melanie Duddridge , who has Crohn 's disease , fibromyalgia and asthma and survived cancer five years ago , has not left her Cardiff home since March as she is shielding .
A community volunteer picks up shopping and goes to the pharmacy for her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ She has used Scope 's Navigate support service while her daughter goes through the diagnostic process for a potential autism spectrum disorder , which has been delayed by the outbreak .
Ms Duddridge , who struggles with chronic pain , depression and anxiety , said : `` I have n't even thought about getting my own support .
You just go forward every day .
`` You just keep going , you do n't want to slow down or stop and actually have to think about the situation and what it means and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' Scope has furloughed 70 % of staff , and the DCC fears its members ' ability to continue supporting disabled people and their families is at risk amid rising demand .
Ms Duddridge added : `` I worry for other parents that would have to go through these diagnostic processes with low confidence like I did , and a lack of direction .
I feel like it would make the process a lot slower .
`` For me , I think there might have been a time , if I had n't @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have given up in this process , because it 's so intense and so lengthy . ''
Dr Amit Patel , who lost his sight in 2013 , said it feels like there is `` barely any support '' from the Government for people who are visually impaired .
The author and disability activist from Greenwich , south east London , no longer feels able to go out with his guide dog Kika because people are failing to socially distance around him .
He said : `` Yesterday it got to the stage @ @ @ @ @ @ @ five minutes I encountered so many problems I just turned around and thought 'No , I ca n't do this , I ca n't be safe on my own ' .
`` The problem is , it 's taken me so long to get my independence back , it feels like going 10 steps back now . ''
He added : `` I think a lot of disabled people rely on the help of charities , and obviously when everything stopped , the help and the support stopped , so a lot of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the one thing I realised when I lost my sight was how lonely it can be , if you do n't have anyone around , any contact , help and support , it really is difficult .
It just becomes a struggle . ''
DCC co-chairmen , Neil Heslop , chief executive of Leonard Cheshire and Mark Hodgkinson , chief executive of Scope , said : `` Right now , we are collectively supporting millions of disabled people who are anxious , isolated and alone .
`` Our staff are providing vital services @ @ @ @ @ @ @ circumstances .
Sometimes we are the only place that disabled people have to turn .
`` We want to be there for every disabled person who needs us , but this could soon be an impossibility .
`` Disability charities , large and small , are at risk of disappearing at the very time that disabled people need us most .
Without vital funds , we will have stark choices to make about cutting services or , in some cases , closing our doors . ''
The Government was approached for comment .

mirrornews@mirror.co.uk (Nicola Bartlett, Jemma Crew)

Disability Charity Consortium (DCC) members say there has been no coherent strategy to support the UK's 14 million disabled people through the coronavirus pandemic
Charities giving vital support to millions of disabled people could close without emergency funds.
Meanwhile millions of disabled people are feeling anxious, isolated and forgotten by the UK Government,
Disability Charity Consortium (DCC) members say there has been no coherent strategy to support the UK's 14 million disabled people through the coronavirus pandemic.
The Government announced £750 million worth of funding for the UK charity sector, including £6 million in cash grants for charities such as for those supporting people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs.
But the DCC said this is "nowhere near enough to match the demand", it is unclear what else is available and people with physical disabilities are particularly missing out.
The DCC estimates it will need at least £50 million from the Government, with projected losses of up to £75 million this year.
Melanie Duddridge, who has Crohn's disease, fibromyalgia and asthma and survived cancer five years ago, has not left her Cardiff home since March as she is shielding.
A community volunteer picks up shopping and goes to the pharmacy for her and her eight-year-old daughter, Morgan.
She has used Scope's Navigate support service while her daughter goes through the diagnostic process for a potential autism spectrum disorder, which has been delayed by the outbreak.
Ms Duddridge, who struggles with chronic pain, depression and anxiety, said: "I haven't even thought about getting my own support. You just go forward every day.
"You just keep going, you don't want to slow down or stop and actually have to think about the situation and what it means and what is happening in the world."
Scope has furloughed 70% of staff, and the DCC fears its members' ability to continue supporting disabled people and their families is at risk amid rising demand.
Ms Duddridge added: "I worry for other parents that would have to go through these diagnostic processes with low confidence like I did, and a lack of direction. I feel like it would make the process a lot slower.
"For me, I think there might have been a time, if I hadn't received Navigate services, that I might have given up in this process, because it's so intense and so lengthy."
Image: Jayson Fong - Form&Function Int'l) Jayson Fong - Form&Function Int'l)
Dr Amit Patel, who lost his sight in 2013, said it feels like there is "barely any support" from the Government for people who are visually impaired.
The author and disability activist from Greenwich, south east London, no longer feels able to go out with his guide dog Kika because people are failing to socially distance around him.
He said: "Yesterday it got to the stage where I left the house and within five minutes I encountered so many problems I just turned around and thought 'No, I can't do this, I can't be safe on my own'.
"The problem is, it's taken me so long to get my independence back, it feels like going 10 steps back now."
He added: "I think a lot of disabled people rely on the help of charities, and obviously when everything stopped, the help and the support stopped, so a lot of visually impaired people felt very isolated... the one thing I realised when I lost my sight was how lonely it can be, if you don't have anyone around, any contact, help and support, it really is difficult. It just becomes a struggle."
DCC co-chairmen, Neil Heslop, chief executive of Leonard Cheshire and Mark Hodgkinson, chief executive of Scope, said: "Right now, we are collectively supporting millions of disabled people who are anxious, isolated and alone.
"Our staff are providing vital services, information and support under incredibly difficult circumstances. Sometimes we are the only place that disabled people have to turn.
"We want to be there for every disabled person who needs us, but this could soon be an impossibility.
"Disability charities, large and small, are at risk of disappearing at the very time that disabled people need us most. Without vital funds, we will have stark choices to make about cutting services or, in some cases, closing our doors."
The Government was approached for comment.


thedailymirror--2020-06-01--ADVERTORIAL: The 6 new rules schools must follow to re-open - all parents need to read this

The government has said it wants to get all children back into education as soon as the scientific advice allows .
The Prime Minister believes it is the best place for children to learn , and it 's also good for their mental wellbeing to have social interactions with other kids , carers and teachers .
The plan at the moment is that from this week , early years , school and further education settings may be able to welcome back more children .
And with that in mind , the government has issued a strict six point plan to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ settings to prevent the spread of coronavirus when the time comes for them to reopen their doors .
Below are the six points designed to minimise risks to children , staff and their families .
This content written for residents of England only .
The assessment should directly address risks associated with coronavirus so that sensible measures can be put in place to minimise those risks for children , young people and staff .
2 .
No kids with a coronavirus link can return Education settings will have to make sure that children @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they or a member of their household has symptoms of coronavirus .
Sites must promote regular hand washing for 20 seconds with running water and soap or use of sanitiser and ensure good respiratory hygiene by promoting the catch it , bin it , kill it approach .
This will get rid of the virus on frequently touched surfaces , such as door handles , handrails , tabletops , play equipment and toys .
Minimising contact through smaller classes or group sizes and altering the environment as much as possible , such as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ help stop the spread .
Altering timetables or staggering break times will cut interactions .
The government has also proposed the idea of introducing staggered drop-off and collection times .
Check with your Local Authority for the latest news on schools opening in your area .
Article applies to England only .

This is the guidance the government has provided to schools, colleges and childcare settings
The 6 new rules schools must follow to reopen - all parents need to read this
The government has said it wants to get all children back into education as soon as the scientific advice allows.
The Prime Minister believes it is the best place for children to learn, and it's also good for their mental wellbeing to have social interactions with other kids, carers and teachers.
The plan at the moment is that from this week, early years, school and further education settings may be able to welcome back more children.
And with that in mind, the government has issued a strict six point plan to follow for schools, colleges and childcare settings to prevent the spread of coronavirus when the time comes for them to reopen their doors.
Below are the six points designed to minimise risks to children, staff and their families. This content written for residents of England only.
1. Carry out a risk assessment
The assessment should directly address risks associated with coronavirus so that sensible measures can be put in place to minimise those risks for children, young people and staff.
2. No kids with a coronavirus link can return
Education settings will have to make sure that children and young people do not attend if they or a member of their household has symptoms of coronavirus.
3. Promote regular hand washing
Sites must promote regular hand washing for 20 seconds with running water and soap or use of sanitiser and ensure good respiratory hygiene by promoting the catch it, bin it, kill it approach.
4. Clean more frequently
This will get rid of the virus on frequently touched surfaces, such as door handles, handrails, tabletops, play equipment and toys.
5. Cut class sizes
Minimising contact through smaller classes or group sizes and altering the environment as much as possible, such as changing the layout of classrooms, will help stop the spread.
6. Reduce mixing between groups
Altering timetables or staggering break times will cut interactions. The government has also proposed the idea of introducing staggered drop-off and collection times.
Check with your Local Authority for the latest news on schools opening in your area. Article applies to England only.


thedailymirror--2020-06-01--ADVERTORIAL: Head teacher lifts lid on how government's new 'bubble' system really works

Balancing those daily Joe Wicks workouts , tricky times tables and tough spellings with work and home life has been a relentless challenge for many parents during lockdown .
But now there ’ s light at the end of the tunnel , as some children begin to return to school from this week .
Schools have remained open to support vulnerable children and key workers ’ kids , but now nursery and reception plus years 1 and 6 are getting ready to go back too .
Secondary schools will also offer some face-to-face support to pupils in years 10 and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ next year .
As any parent knows , telling younger children to stay two metres apart will be a challenge , so it ’ s recommended that they only mix in the same small groups each day .
Andrea Parker is lead head teacher of three London primary schools , Bonneville , Jessop and Stockwell .
She explains how a “ bubbles ” system will work : “ There will be a maximum of 15 children in class .
In our reception classes , we ’ ve got around eight children in each @ @ @ @ @ @ @ just about the size of the bubble , it ’ s about the dynamics of the bubble as well .
Children are people .
“ We ’ re going to really use more of our outdoor space for reception in particular , where they will be working in smaller groups .
We ’ ll be removing all soft furnishings , and with things like the climbing frames only one bubble can use it at any one time and then it will be cleaned down before another bubble can use it.
” Staggering the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ keep children and their carers safe – and schools are putting a new system into place .
“ We ’ ve got lines painted at the entrance a two-metre distance from the boundary of the school for drop-off , ” says Ms Parker .
“ The bubble lead will be there for 15 minutes , and will then take her group through a marked route to their room .
And then there ’ ll be 10 minutes after that for parents to leave the streets and to wait for any late children that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that means that there is a staggered day from the get-go throughout the whole day .
At home time , it ’ s the same in reverse , with staggered home times ” Children who are still learning at home will be supported by their schools and teachers too .
But for many parents and kids , back to school means a welcome return to normality after a tough few months .
Check with your Local Authority for the latest news on schools opening in your area .
Article applies to England only @

Nursery and reception plus years 1 and 6 are getting ready to go back - here's how classrooms will be different
Head teacher reveals how government's new 'bubble' system will keep children safe as they return to school
Balancing those daily Joe Wicks workouts, tricky times tables and tough spellings with work and home life has been a relentless challenge for many parents during lockdown.
But now there’s light at the end of the tunnel, as some children begin to return to school from this week.
Schools have remained open to support vulnerable children and key workers’ kids, but now nursery and reception plus years 1 and 6 are getting ready to go back too.
Secondary schools will also offer some face-to-face support to pupils in years 10 and 11 as they prepare for their exams next year.
As any parent knows, telling younger children to stay two metres apart will be a challenge, so it’s recommended that they only mix in the same small groups each day.
Andrea Parker is lead head teacher of three London primary schools, Bonneville, Jessop and Stockwell. She explains how a “bubbles” system will work: “There will be a maximum of 15 children in class. In our reception classes, we’ve got around eight children in each bubble. And it’s not just about the size of the bubble, it’s about the dynamics of the bubble as well. Children are people.
“We’re going to really use more of our outdoor space for reception in particular, where they will be working in smaller groups. We’ll be removing all soft furnishings, and with things like the climbing frames only one bubble can use it at any one time and then it will be cleaned down before another bubble can use it.”
Staggering the drop-off and pick-up times is important to keep children and their carers safe – and schools are putting a new system into place.
“We’ve got lines painted at the entrance a two-metre distance from the boundary of the school for drop-off,” says Ms Parker. “The bubble lead will be there for 15 minutes, and will then take her group through a marked route to their room.
And then there’ll be 10 minutes after that for parents to leave the streets and to wait for any late children that might come here afterwards.
“So that means that there is a staggered day from the get-go throughout the whole day. At home time, it’s the same in reverse, with staggered home times”
Children who are still learning at home will be supported by their schools and teachers too. But for many parents and kids, back to school means a welcome return to normality after a tough few months.
Check with your Local Authority for the latest news on schools opening in your area. Article applies to England only.


thedailymirror--2020-06-01--Coronation Street's Tim suspects dad Geoff after worrying observation

Tim Metcalfe will finally begin to suspect dad Geoff after a number of worrying observations from his close family and friends on Coronation Street .
The cab driver , played by Joe Duttine , has remained loyal to his dad despite claims he has been abusing and manipulating wife Yasmeen .
However , Tim 's rose-tinted view of 'frail ' dad Geoff will begin to wear off next week after his wife Sally voices her concerns .
At the beginning of the week , Sally will tell Tim that she is not sure of Geoff 's innocence and wants him @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Alya is delighted when Yasmeen enters a not guilty plea but Geoff is furious .
He tells Tim that they need to show a united front while Sally grows increasingly convinced that Geoff 's story does n't add up .
On Friday , Sally once again tells Tim that she wants Geoff out , meaning that he has to move back to No .
6 .
Tim feels guilty but Eileen admits that she also is n't sure about Geoff 's side of things .
As he is surrounded by mounting concerns from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ really think about Geoff 's protestations of innocence .
Meanwhile , Alya is disturbed to hear about the nasty things Geoff has made her gran do as Yasmeen opens up about the truth about their relationship .
This includes forcing her to eat her beloved chicken Charlotte Bronte and making her constantly clean up after him .
*Coronation Street airs Mondays , Wednesdays and Fridays at 7.30pm on ITV

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Cab driver Tim, played by Joe Duttine, has remained loyal to his dad despite claims he has been abusing and manipulating wife Yasmeen
Tim Metcalfe will finally begin to suspect dad Geoff after a number of worrying observations from his close family and friends on Coronation Street.
The cab driver, played by Joe Duttine, has remained loyal to his dad despite claims he has been abusing and manipulating wife Yasmeen.
However, Tim's rose-tinted view of 'frail' dad Geoff will begin to wear off next week after his wife Sally voices her concerns.
At the beginning of the week, Sally will tell Tim that she is not sure of Geoff's innocence and wants him to move out.
Later on, Alya is delighted when Yasmeen enters a not guilty plea but Geoff is furious.
He tells Tim that they need to show a united front while Sally grows increasingly convinced that Geoff's story doesn't add up.
On Friday, Sally once again tells Tim that she wants Geoff out, meaning that he has to move back to No. 6.
Tim feels guilty but Eileen admits that she also isn't sure about Geoff's side of things.
As he is surrounded by mounting concerns from his close ones, Tim begins to really think about Geoff's protestations of innocence.
Will Tim finally realise the truth?
Meanwhile, Alya is disturbed to hear about the nasty things Geoff has made her gran do as Yasmeen opens up about the truth about their relationship.
This includes forcing her to eat her beloved chicken Charlotte Bronte and making her constantly clean up after him.
Will Yasmeen finally get justice?
*Coronation Street airs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7.30pm on ITV


thedailymirror--2020-06-01--ADVERTORIAL: Competition: Win free loo roll for six months - here's how to enter

Imagine being able to cross toilet roll off your shopping list for six months .
Well thanks to The Cheeky Panda , one lucky winner will soon be able to , thanks to their competition prize of a whopping six-month toilet roll supply .
Family firm The Cheeky Panda uses bamboo to create its Amazon No 1 bestselling range of sustainably sourced toilet paper , kitchen roll , napkins and wipes .
While a staggering 120,000 trees are destroyed to produce toilet tissue every single day , bamboo can simply be cut and harvested each year without causing any damage @ @ @ @ @ @ @ four years , The Cheeky Panda ’ s use of bamboo in their products has saved over 85,000 trees – around the size of 328 football pitches – that would otherwise have been felled for tissue products , safeguarding the habitats of countless animals around the world in the process .
And while consumers who have bought the range of products from Morrisons , Boots , Superdrug , Booths , WH Smith , Holland & Barrett and Amazon have raved about the quality , environmental big hitters have also awarded The Cheeky Panda @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the range becoming the first in the UK to be certified by both the Vegan Society and Cruelty Free International .
The company is even ahead of the game when it comes to lockdown provision , with boxes of up to 48 toilet rolls available to order from The Cheeky Panda website , allowing customers to stock up without leaving the house , safe in the knowledge that both the product and its packaging are plastic free .
How to enter to win free loo roll for six months All you have to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : Simply visit thecheekypanda.co.uk/mirror/ to submit your entry by 23:59 on June 6 to be in with a chance of winning this fantastic prize !
How your choice of loo roll could help save the world As conversations around Covid-19 turn towards life after lockdown , one point in particular keeps cropping up on the agendas of economists , politicians and individuals alike – the desperate need to shift towards greener practices when creating our ‘ new normal ’ .
The devastating crisis has made us all stop and think about the world @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lockdown – such as cleaner waters , less traffic on the roads and a greater appreciation of th e world around us – that we want to work towards retaining post-coronavirus .
In fact , a YouGov poll published last month revealed that only nine per cent of Brits actually want life to return to ‘ normal ’ once the current measures are lifted , after noticing significant environmental changes during lockdown .
And the great news is , we don ’ t have to wait for governments and big businesses to introduce @ @ @ @ @ @ @ some really simple things that we can all do right now to reduce the impact we ’ re having on the planet .
Actively choosing to buy everyday items from environmentally conscious businesses is just one way we can do our bit , and there are many forward-thinking brands that have been quietly working behind the scenes for years to produce sustainably sourced items that don ’ t cost the earth .
Family firm The Cheeky Panda is one such example !
Click here to enter to win a six-month supply of Cheeky @ @ @ @

Sustainable Cheeky Panda products are helping to protect our environment - and you could win yourself some in this great competition
Imagine being able to cross toilet roll off your shopping list for six months.
Well thanks to The Cheeky Panda, one lucky winner will soon be able to, thanks to their competition prize of a whopping six-month toilet roll supply.
Family firm The Cheeky Panda uses bamboo to create its Amazon No 1 bestselling range of sustainably sourced toilet paper, kitchen roll, napkins and wipes.
While a staggering 120,000 trees are destroyed to produce toilet tissue every single day, bamboo can simply be cut and harvested each year without causing any damage to the root.
Over the past four years, The Cheeky Panda’s use of bamboo in their products has saved over 85,000 trees – around the size of 328 football pitches – that would otherwise have been felled for tissue products, safeguarding the habitats of countless animals around the world in the process.
And while consumers who have bought the range of products from Morrisons, Boots, Superdrug, Booths, WH Smith, Holland & Barrett and Amazon have raved about the quality, environmental big hitters have also awarded The Cheeky Panda their own seal of approval, with the range becoming the first in the UK to be certified by both the Vegan Society and Cruelty Free International.
The company is even ahead of the game when it comes to lockdown provision, with boxes of up to 48 toilet rolls available to order from The Cheeky Panda website, allowing customers to stock up without leaving the house, safe in the knowledge that both the product and its packaging are plastic free.
How to enter to win free loo roll for six months
All you have to do is correctly answer the following question:
What grows faster – Bamboo or Trees?
Simply visit thecheekypanda.co.uk/mirror/ to submit your entry by 23:59 on June 6 to be in with a chance of winning this fantastic prize!
How your choice of loo roll could help save the world
As conversations around Covid-19 turn towards life after lockdown, one point in particular keeps cropping up on the agendas of economists, politicians and individuals alike – the desperate need to shift towards greener practices when creating our ‘new normal’.
The devastating crisis has made us all stop and think about the world we inhabit, and the elements of lockdown – such as cleaner waters, less traffic on the roads and a greater appreciation of th e world around us – that we want to work towards retaining post-coronavirus.
In fact, a YouGov poll published last month revealed that only nine per cent of Brits actually want life to return to ‘normal’ once the current measures are lifted, after noticing significant environmental changes during lockdown.
And the great news is, we don’t have to wait for governments and big businesses to introduce wholesale changes. Instead, there are some really simple things that we can all do right now to reduce the impact we’re having on the planet.
Actively choosing to buy everyday items from environmentally conscious businesses is just one way we can do our bit, and there are many forward-thinking brands that have been quietly working behind the scenes for years to produce sustainably sourced items that don’t cost the earth.
Family firm The Cheeky Panda is one such example! Click here to enter to win a six-month supply of Cheeky Panda toilet roll!


thedailymirror--2020-06-01--Wright places Henry behind two Premier League legends in Hall of Fame

Ian Wright says that Thierry Henry should have to wait for his induction into the Premier League Hall of Fame because of the contributions of two of the division 's legends .
The English top-flight were all set to announce the first two inductees to their new Hall of Fame back in March , shortly before the current season was suspended by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic .
Premier League football is now set to resume on June 17 , but there has been no indication of when the division will reveal the first pair of players who have been honoured @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as the Gunners ' all-time top goalscorer taken by Henry in 2005 , with the Frenchman still top of the charts with 228 goals in 377 games for the Gunners .
And although 's Henry 's achievements in north London were remarkable , Wright feels that there are two players who should be honoured by the Premier League before he is .
`` I ’ d probably put in Alan Shearer and Ryan Giggs , '' Wright told Stadium Astro .
`` I ’ d probably go with those two because Alan Shearer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be beaten ?
It ’ s going to take some unbelievable goalscorer to do it .
And then you look at Ryan Giggs , 13 Premier League titles .
`` Someone like Thierry will probably be next , only because of the unbelievable achievements of those two players that I ’ ve just mentioned .
`` Alan being the greatest goalscorer in the history of the Premier League up to this date .
And Ryan Giggs , that will not be beaten .
You ’ re talking about two players who have got @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` So when you look at Thierry Henry – who for me should be inducted next – you have to say it ’ s a massive accolade to Thierry Henry , because look at what them two have achieved to beat him . ''

The Frenchman took Wright's record as Arsenal's all-time record goalscorer, but there are two legends who deserve a Hall of Fame spot before him according to the pundit
Ian Wright says that Thierry Henry should have to wait for his induction into the Premier League Hall of Fame because of the contributions of two of the division's legends.
The English top-flight were all set to announce the first two inductees to their new Hall of Fame back in March, shortly before the current season was suspended by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Premier League football is now set to resume on June 17, but there has been no indication of when the division will reveal the first pair of players who have been honoured.
Arsenal legend Wright saw his mantle as the Gunners' all-time top goalscorer taken by Henry in 2005, with the Frenchman still top of the charts with 228 goals in 377 games for the Gunners.
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And although's Henry's achievements in north London were remarkable, Wright feels that there are two players who should be honoured by the Premier League before he is.
"I’d probably put in Alan Shearer and Ryan Giggs," Wright told Stadium Astro.
"I’d probably go with those two because Alan Shearer, 260 goals, will it ever be beaten? It’s going to take some unbelievable goalscorer to do it. And then you look at Ryan Giggs, 13 Premier League titles.
Image: Arsenal FC via Getty Images) Arsenal FC via Getty Images)
"Someone like Thierry will probably be next, only because of the unbelievable achievements of those two players that I’ve just mentioned.
"Alan being the greatest goalscorer in the history of the Premier League up to this date. And Ryan Giggs, that will not be beaten. You’re talking about two players who have got records there that may never be beaten.
"So when you look at Thierry Henry – who for me should be inducted next – you have to say it’s a massive accolade to Thierry Henry, because look at what them two have achieved to beat him."


thedailymirror--2020-06-01--Trump threatens to deploy US military to stop protesters if cities don't act

Donald Trump has threatened to bring in the military to deal with protests and looting if cities do n't address the problem themselves .
The president spoke for the first time in public after six days of riots over the death of George Floyd .
During the address in the Rose Garden he described the protests as not the `` acts of the peaceful '' but of `` domestic terror '' and vowed to protect the American people if local authorities do n't .
As well as announcing he was “ dispatching thousands and thousands of heavily armed ” personnel @ @ @ @ @ @ @ curfew .
“ I am mobilising all available federal resources , civilian and military , to stop the rioting and looting , to end the destruction and arson , ” he said .
“ And to protect the rights of law-abiding Americans , including your Second Amendment rights . ''
He said he wanted mayors and governors to establish `` an overwhelming law enforcement presence until the violence has been quelled , '' and if they do n't , `` I will deploy the United States military , and quickly solve the problem @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as the `` president of law and order '' .
`` First , we are ending the riots and lawlessness that has spread throughout our country .
We will end it now , '' he said .
Moments before Trump spoke in the Rose Garden , hundreds of protesters who had demonstrated peacefully all day , were cleared from the nearby area with tear gas .
It was to clear the area to allow the President to walk to St. John 's Church , known as the `` church of presidents , '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ night .
Once there he bizarrely held up a Bible .
Trump 's statement came after a day of discussions with advisers as to whether a national address would tamp down a spasm of violent nationwide protests .
Mr Floyd , an unarmed African American , 46 , died in Minneapolis police custody after being pinned beneath a white officer 's knee for nearly nine minutes .
Also on Monday , Trump was recorded in a video conference telling state governors they needed to `` dominate '' protests or risk looking `` like @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is struggling to contain the violence threatening his political standing before a November 3 election and striking the right tone on race and policing likely formed a key part of the discussions .
Never comfortable with the traditional presidential role of expressing empathy in a national tragedy , Trump had initially leaned heavily on a law-and-order message in tweets and a call with state governors but avoided making a major speech .
Meanwhile , in audio played on CNN , the president can be heard urging the regional leaders to get tougher with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the death of Mr Floyd .
On the video teleconference call Trump said : `` You have to dominate or you 'll look like a bunch of jerks , you have to arrest and try people . ''
He added : `` You do n't have to be too careful . ''
It comes after reports the president was taken to an underground bunker during protests in Washington on Friday night .
As hundreds of demonstrators gathered outside the gates of the White House , secret service agents rushed the president and his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the New York Times .

mirrornews@mirror.co.uk (Sam Rkaina, Ryan Merrifield)

DONALD TRUMP THREATENS TO DEPLOY US MILITARY TO STOP PROTESTERS IF CITIES DON'T ACT
DONALD TRUMP THREATENS TO DEPLOY US MILITARY TO STOP PROTESTERS IF CITIES DON'T ACT
The President has finally spoken in public after six days of violent disorder across America following the death of unarmed black man George Floyd at the hands of police
Donald Trump threatens to deploy US military to stop protesters if cities don't act
Donald Trump has threatened to bring in the military to deal with protests and looting if cities don't address the problem themselves.
The president spoke for the first time in public after six days of riots over the death of George Floyd.
During the address in the Rose Garden he described the protests as not the "acts of the peaceful" but of "domestic terror" and vowed to protect the American people if local authorities don't.
As well as announcing he was “dispatching thousands and thousands of heavily armed” personnel, Trump also imposed a 7pm nationwide curfew.
“I am mobilising all available federal resources, civilian and military, to stop the rioting and looting, to end the destruction and arson,” he said.
“And to protect the rights of law-abiding Americans, including your Second Amendment rights."
He said he wanted mayors and governors to establish "an overwhelming law enforcement presence until the violence has been quelled," and if they don't, "I will deploy the United States military, and quickly solve the problem for them”.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images) Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
Trump described himself as the "president of law and order".
"First, we are ending the riots and lawlessness that has spread throughout our country. We will end it now," he said.
Moments before Trump spoke in the Rose Garden, hundreds of protesters who had demonstrated peacefully all day, were cleared from the nearby area with tear gas.
It was to clear the area to allow the President to walk to St. John's Church, known as the "church of presidents," which was set on fire on Sunday night.
Once there he bizarrely held up a Bible.
Trump's statement came after a day of discussions with advisers as to whether a national address would tamp down a spasm of violent nationwide protests.
Mr Floyd, an unarmed African American, 46, died in Minneapolis police custody after being pinned beneath a white officer's knee for nearly nine minutes.
Also on Monday, Trump was recorded in a video conference telling state governors they needed to "dominate" protests or risk looking "like a bunch of jerks".
Image: Internet Unknown) Internet Unknown)
He is struggling to contain the violence threatening his political standing before a November 3 election and striking the right tone on race and policing likely formed a key part of the discussions.
Never comfortable with the traditional presidential role of expressing empathy in a national tragedy, Trump had initially leaned heavily on a law-and-order message in tweets and a call with state governors but avoided making a major speech.
Meanwhile, in audio played on CNN, the president can be heard urging the regional leaders to get tougher with those who have hit the streets following the death of Mr Floyd.
On the video teleconference call Trump said: "You have to dominate or you'll look like a bunch of jerks, you have to arrest and try people."
He added: "You don't have to be too careful."
It comes after reports the president was taken to an underground bunker during protests in Washington on Friday night.
As hundreds of demonstrators gathered outside the gates of the White House, secret service agents rushed the president and his family to a safety bunker, according to the New York Times.