thedailymirror--2020-09-14--5 bits of 'rule of six' small print as it becomes illegal to 'mingle' in the pub

It 's now illegal - with a few exceptions - to gather indoors or outdoors in a group of more than six people in England .
Police can hand people £100 fines under the law - which aims to curb a frightening surge in coronavirus cases .
But the law itself was only published 15 minutes before it took effect at midnight - and some of the small print is raising eyebrows .
The law will make it illegal to `` mingle '' with other groups in the pub , forcing police to define what mingling means .
And there @ @ @ @ @ @ @ significant '' life events like baptisms , as well as hunts and shoots , which could leave it open to confusion .
Human rights barrister Adam Wagner , of Doughty Street Chambers , told the Mirror the law has expanded like “ barnacles on the bottom of a boat ” - and left a few holes behind .
“ Everything in the law I understand why it ’ s there , but laws like this are like big waves , '' he said .
`` When they crash against reality they can look @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I imagine they will be avoiding enforcement as much as they can .
Are they going to walk around with five pages of exceptions ?
Are they going to really be able to understand these sufficiently to enforce them ? ''
We 've taken a look at some of the more bizarre bits of small print in the new law - and how they hit you .
1 .
It 's now illegal to 'mingle ' in the pub You can still go to venues like pubs , cafes and restaurants as well @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you go in a group of six people or fewer .
But it is now officially illegal to `` mingle '' - yes , that 's the actual wording - with other groups who turn up .
That means if you see some mates across the other side of the beer garden , it is illegal to go over and talk to them .
The exact wording is you must not `` become a member of any other group of persons '' at the venue , or `` otherwise mingle with any person @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is not a member of the same qualifying group . ''
But legal experts warn the law is fuzzy - as they believe it 's the first time the word `` mingle '' has been used in this way .
Mr Wagner told us : `` It ’ s a matter of degree - what does it mean ?
I think it means something different to gathering - maybe it means to have a chat , and what does it mean to have a chat ?
`` People should n't be prosecuted on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s not good at all . ''
Asked how police will decide if people are `` mingling '' , a No10 spokesman said : `` Police are used to using their discretion in upholding the law and I ’ m sure that ’ s what they ’ ll do in this case .
`` It ’ s clear a gathering in a group of more than six is not permitted . ''
2 .
And you ca n't appeal the £100 fine Police have the power to hand out a £100 Fixed Penalty @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reasonably believe '' has broken the rules .
And barrister Mr Wagner warned : `` It ’ s not like a parking fine .
These are non-appealable fines .
`` The only way you can avoid them is by refusing to pay them and being taken to court .
But then you risk a criminal record . ''
By paying the £100 fine , you guarantee you will not get a criminal record .
But if you take the risk to contest it in court , and you 're then found guilty , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and a criminal conviction .
Mr Wagner says that could lead to some big problems if it conflicts with a badly-written part of the law .
`` To give out a fine police don ’ t have to prove you ‘ mingled ’ , they only have to believe you did , '' he said .
“ That is a really tricky area of law which is totally untested in all legal history as far as I understand it . ''
3 .
Toffs can go on a Boxing Day hunt - but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ family meal People will likely be able to go hunting and shooting in groups of more than six , it has emerged .
The law allows a specific exemption for `` outdoor activity '' which needs a licence , permit or certificate issued by a public body .
Even if an activity does n't come under this exemption , hunts may be able to justify themselves because organised `` sports gatherings '' are allowed too .
To be exempt , any of the above gatherings must have a formal risk assessment and have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stop coronavirus being spread .
Yet family Christmases of more than six people - unless they already live in the same household or bubble - will not be allowed if the rules are still in place by then .
No10 emphasised it 's not a done deal that the rules will still be in place by Christmas .
But could n't rule it out .
According to HuffPost UK , the thorny issue led to the regulations being delayed after a meeting on an `` exemption : hunting and shooting '' was scheduled @ @ @ @ @ @ @ committee , but cancelled at the last moment .
4 .
You can still hold a gathering of 30 - if it 's a 'significant event' Another clause allows people to hold a 'significant event gathering ' of up to 30 people , aside from weddings or funerals ( which are also allowed ) .
This is defined as an event `` to mark or celebrate a significant milestone in a person ’ s life , according to their religion or belief '' - or lack of belief .
It can include `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ or entry into a particular faith or coming of age '' .
Or an event to mark a person ’ s death or celebrate their life following their death .
The event can have up to 30 people and must take place at either a public outdoor space like a park , or a premises run by a firm , charitable , benevolent or public body .
It ca n't take place at a private home .
It explicitly DOES N'T include birthday parties - but Mr Wagner said the section is “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ It opens it up to any number of interpretations , '' the barrister told the Mirror .
`` Put it this way , I wouldn ’ t like to be in police ’ s position of having to enforce these laws as it ’ s just almost impossible.
” He added : “ Are people going to be calling Christmas parties significant life events ?
I think that the regulations has been drafted to exclude them.
” It comes after Boris Johnson and Carrie Symonds reportedly held a top-secret christening for their @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can be given £100 fines The main way of enforcing the rules is to give out £100 Fixed Penalty Notices - but they can only go to over-18s .
That suggests it will be more difficult for police to break up a rowdy group of 17-year-olds than 19-year-olds .
That 's despite the fact children - no matter how young , even if they 're babies - count towards the six-person limit .
There are of course some powers to enforce the law against teenagers .
Police can `` direct '' parents and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as reasonably practicable , that the child complies with that restriction . ''
But as far as we can tell , there is no explicit mention in the law of giving parents £100 fines if their kids defy the law .

It's now illegal to be in a group of more than six people or 'mingle' in pubs - yet hunts and shoots could be allowed and so are 'significant' life events. With the help of a human rights barrister, we've looked at what it means for you
5 bits of 'rule of six' small print as it becomes illegal to 'mingle' in the pub
It's now illegal - with a few exceptions - to gather indoors or outdoors in a group of more than six people in England.
Police can hand people £100 fines under the law - which aims to curb a frightening surge in coronavirus cases.
But the law itself was only published 15 minutes before it took effect at midnight - and some of the small print is raising eyebrows.
The law will make it illegal to "mingle" with other groups in the pub, forcing police to define what mingling means.
And there look set to be exemptions for "significant" life events like baptisms, as well as hunts and shoots, which could leave it open to confusion.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Human rights barrister Adam Wagner, of Doughty Street Chambers, told the Mirror the law has expanded like “barnacles on the bottom of a boat” - and left a few holes behind.
“Everything in the law I understand why it’s there, but laws like this are like big waves," he said. "When they crash against reality they can look very different.”
He added: “I imagine they will be avoiding enforcement as much as they can. Are they going to walk around with five pages of exceptions? Are they going to really be able to understand these sufficiently to enforce them?"
We've taken a look at some of the more bizarre bits of small print in the new law - and how they hit you.
1. It's now illegal to 'mingle' in the pub
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
You can still go to venues like pubs, cafes and restaurants as well as charitable events, as long as you go in a group of six people or fewer.
But it is now officially illegal to "mingle" - yes, that's the actual wording - with other groups who turn up.
That means if you see some mates across the other side of the beer garden, it is illegal to go over and talk to them.
The exact wording is you must not "become a member of any other group of persons" at the venue, or "otherwise mingle with any person who is participating in the gathering but is not a member of the same qualifying group."
But legal experts warn the law is fuzzy - as they believe it's the first time the word "mingle" has been used in this way.
Mr Wagner told us: "It’s a matter of degree - what does it mean? I think it means something different to gathering - maybe it means to have a chat, and what does it mean to have a chat?
"People shouldn't be prosecuted on unclear terms like that - it’s not good at all."
Asked how police will decide if people are "mingling", a No10 spokesman said: "Police are used to using their discretion in upholding the law and I’m sure that’s what they’ll do in this case.
"It’s clear a gathering in a group of more than six is not permitted."
2. And you can't appeal the £100 fine
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Police have the power to hand out a £100 Fixed Penalty Notice to any adult who they "reasonably believe" has broken the rules.
And barrister Mr Wagner warned: "It’s not like a parking fine. These are non-appealable fines.
"The only way you can avoid them is by refusing to pay them and being taken to court. But then you risk a criminal record."
By paying the £100 fine, you guarantee you will not get a criminal record. But if you take the risk to contest it in court, and you're then found guilty, you could receive a much higher fine and a criminal conviction.
Mr Wagner says that could lead to some big problems if it conflicts with a badly-written part of the law.
"To give out a fine police don’t have to prove you ‘mingled’, they only have to believe you did," he said. “That is a really tricky area of law which is totally untested in all legal history as far as I understand it."
3. Toffs can go on a Boxing Day hunt - but you can't have a Christmas Day family meal
Image: PA) PA)
People will likely be able to go hunting and shooting in groups of more than six, it has emerged.
The law allows a specific exemption for "outdoor activity" which needs a licence, permit or certificate issued by a public body.
Even if an activity doesn't come under this exemption, hunts may be able to justify themselves because organised "sports gatherings" are allowed too.
To be exempt, any of the above gatherings must have a formal risk assessment and have taken "all reasonable measures" to stop coronavirus being spread.
Yet family Christmases of more than six people - unless they already live in the same household or bubble - will not be allowed if the rules are still in place by then.
No10 emphasised it's not a done deal that the rules will still be in place by Christmas. But couldn't rule it out.
According to HuffPost UK, the thorny issue led to the regulations being delayed after a meeting on an "exemption: hunting and shooting" was scheduled for the Cabinet Office's coronavirus operations committee, but cancelled at the last moment.
4. You can still hold a gathering of 30 - if it's a 'significant event'
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
Another clause allows people to hold a 'significant event gathering' of up to 30 people, aside from weddings or funerals (which are also allowed).
This is defined as an event "to mark or celebrate a significant milestone in a person’s life, according to their religion or belief" - or lack of belief.
It can include "events to celebrate a rite of passage or entry into a particular faith or coming of age".
Or an event to mark a person’s death or celebrate their life following their death.
The event can have up to 30 people and must take place at either a public outdoor space like a park, or a premises run by a firm, charitable, benevolent or public body. It can't take place at a private home.
It explicitly DOESN'T include birthday parties - but Mr Wagner said the section is “really widely and badly drafted”.
“It opens it up to any number of interpretations," the barrister told the Mirror.
"Put it this way, I wouldn’t like to be in police’s position of having to enforce these laws as it’s just almost impossible.”
He added: “Are people going to be calling Christmas parties significant life events? I think that the regulations has been drafted to exclude them.”
It comes after Boris Johnson and Carrie Symonds reportedly held a top-secret christening for their son Wilfred.
5. Only over-18s can be given £100 fines
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
The main way of enforcing the rules is to give out £100 Fixed Penalty Notices - but they can only go to over-18s.
That suggests it will be more difficult for police to break up a rowdy group of 17-year-olds than 19-year-olds.
That's despite the fact children - no matter how young, even if they're babies - count towards the six-person limit.
There are of course some powers to enforce the law against teenagers. Police can "direct" parents and carers to "secure, so far as reasonably practicable, that the child complies with that restriction."
But as far as we can tell, there is no explicit mention in the law of giving parents £100 fines if their kids defy the law.


thedailymirror--2020-09-14--KFC shares new slogan after scrapping 'Finger Lickin' Good'

When you think of KFC , you might think of Colonel Sanders and buckets filled with fried chicken .
The world-famous tagline , `` It 's Finger Lickin ' Good '' might also pop into your head .
But it seems that slogan , like everything else we love and hold dear , is being taken away from us in 2020 - temporarily , at least .
Yes , as part of its next advertising campaign , KFC UK and Ireland have announced temporary new taglines which were voted for by the British public .
KFC ’ s biggest superfans @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to come up with ideas for a temporary slogan as the fast food giants put their iconic one on pause .
Suggestions came from all over the country and even a few celebrities gave it a go - including Professor Green , Made in Chelsea 's Oliver Proudlock and radio star Chris Stark .
The entries were whittled down and KFC fans had the chance to vote for their favourites over on Instagram .
Here 's a look at the winning slogans that got their votes : '' It ’ s chicken dippin @ @ @ @ @ @ @ It ’ s forking good '' - Stevo The Madman '' It ’ s make you forget about 2020 good '' - Kate Ovens '' It ’ s my type on paper good '' - Olivia Attwood '' It ’ s lip smackin ’ good '' - Chris Hughes '' It ’ s survived 2020 , it ’ s that good '' - Chloe Simon , KFC Superfan '' It ’ s better than your Grandma ’ s good '' - Louisianne Niole-Legge , KFC Team Member When it came to the Colonel @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be awarded to Professor Green and his entry `` It ’ s crackin ’ , even in the wrappin ’ good '' .
So what happens now ?
These new slogans will be used across KFC 's next campaign , with adverts going up around the UK - you might spot one in a tube station or on the side of a bus stop .
And for those superfans disappointed by this news , do n't worry .
A spokesperson for KFC said the original `` It ’ s Finger Lickin ’ Good @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is right .
What do you think of KFC 's temporary new slogans ?
Let us know your thoughts in the comments below .
Do you have a story to share ?
We want to hear all about it .
Email us at yourmirror @ mirror.co.uk

For a new campaign KFC has decided to scrap its iconic tagline "It's Finger Lickin' Good" and go with something a little different
When you think of KFC, you might think of Colonel Sanders and buckets filled with fried chicken.
The world-famous tagline, "It's Finger Lickin' Good" might also pop into your head.
But it seems that slogan, like everything else we love and hold dear, is being taken away from us in 2020 - temporarily, at least.
Yes, as part of its next advertising campaign, KFC UK and Ireland have announced temporary new taglines which were voted for by the British public.
KFC’s biggest superfans were put to the test and challenged to come up with ideas for a temporary slogan as the fast food giants put their iconic one on pause.
Suggestions came from all over the country and even a few celebrities gave it a go - including Professor Green, Made in Chelsea's Oliver Proudlock and radio star Chris Stark.
Image: KFC) KFC) Image: KFC) KFC)
The entries were whittled down and KFC fans had the chance to vote for their favourites over on Instagram.
Here's a look at the winning slogans that got their votes:
"It’s chicken dippin’ good" - Oliver Proudlock
"It’s forking good" - Stevo The Madman
"It’s make you forget about 2020 good" - Kate Ovens
"It’s my type on paper good" - Olivia Attwood
"It’s lip smackin’ good" - Chris Hughes
"It’s survived 2020, it’s that good" - Chloe Simon, KFC Superfan
"It’s better than your Grandma’s good" - Louisianne Niole-Legge, KFC Team Member
When it came to the Colonel’s Vote, it had to be awarded to Professor Green and his entry "It’s crackin’, even in the wrappin’ good".
So what happens now?
These new slogans will be used across KFC's next campaign, with adverts going up around the UK - you might spot one in a tube station or on the side of a bus stop.
And for those superfans disappointed by this news, don't worry.
A spokesperson for KFC said the original "It’s Finger Lickin’ Good" will be back when the time is right.
What do you think of KFC's temporary new slogans? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
Do you have a story to share? We want to hear all about it. Email us at yourmirror@mirror.co.uk


thedailymirror--2020-09-14--Denise Welch returns to social media after Piers Morgan spat

Denise Welch has returned to social media after a spat with Piers Morgan drove her offline .
The Loose Women panelist , 62 , took to her Instagram account on Monday afternoon to share a video of herself talking about the rise in coronavirus cases , the subject that caused the row initially .
She had quit Twitter and Instagram after scrapping with Piers , who called her a `` dumb , deluded and dangerous Covid-denier '' and accused her of trying to downplay the deadly bug .
In her video , Denise said she had been listening to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the rise in coronavirus cases had been the worst since the virus begun .
She added that scientists had said there will be `` dire consequences '' if people do n't follow the rules and restrictions , which as of Monday include a ban on socialising in groups of more than six people .
Denise said : `` I just thought that leads to heart palpitation , anxiety-inducing trauma .
`` Would n't it be better to say 'There is no doubt in the UK more positive tests are being found , therefore @ @ @ @ @ @ @ admissions .
`` 'At the moment the death count in the UK is still very , very low .
`` 'So if we all look after ourselves , look after our families , and that 's physically and mentally , we can capitalise on how far we 've come .
`` 'So come on guys buckle up and take care , socially distance if you have to , do n't meet in groups of too many people but when you are out as long as you 're abiding by these rules and take @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , look after your mental health as well . '
'' Denise had tearfully quit social media after the backlash against her views about coronavirus .
Her ex-husband Tim Healy sent her a message of support on Twitter , quoting a lyric from their son Matty 's band The 1975 .
He told her : `` Don ’ t worry darlin the sun will shine through . ''

Denise Welch has hit out at the recent reports that coronavirus cases are rising in the UK after she was branded a 'dangerous Covid-denier' by Piers Morgan
Denise Welch returns to social media after Piers Morgan spat with new coronavirus rant
Denise Welch has returned to social media after a spat with Piers Morgan drove her offline.
The Loose Women panelist, 62, took to her Instagram account on Monday afternoon to share a video of herself talking about the rise in coronavirus cases, the subject that caused the row initially.
She had quit Twitter and Instagram after scrapping with Piers, who called her a "dumb, deluded and dangerous Covid-denier" and accused her of trying to downplay the deadly bug.
In her video, Denise said she had been listening to the radio and heard a host say that the rise in coronavirus cases had been the worst since the virus begun.
Image: denise_welch/Instagram) denise_welch/Instagram)
She added that scientists had said there will be "dire consequences" if people don't follow the rules and restrictions, which as of Monday include a ban on socialising in groups of more than six people.
Denise said: "I just thought that leads to heart palpitation, anxiety-inducing trauma.
"Wouldn't it be better to say 'There is no doubt in the UK more positive tests are being found, therefore we are seeing a rise in hospital admissions.
Image: ITV) ITV)
"'At the moment the death count in the UK is still very, very low.
"'So if we all look after ourselves, look after our families, and that's physically and mentally, we can capitalise on how far we've come.
"'So come on guys buckle up and take care, socially distance if you have to, don't meet in groups of too many people but when you are out as long as you're abiding by these rules and take care, you can still enjoy yourselves, look after your mental health as well.'"
Image: denise_welch/Instagram) denise_welch/Instagram) Image: Instagram) Instagram)
Denise had tearfully quit social media after the backlash against her views about coronavirus.
Her ex-husband Tim Healy sent her a message of support on Twitter, quoting a lyric from their son Matty's band The 1975.
He told her: "Don’t worry darlin the sun will shine through."


thedailymirror--2020-09-14--Caffe Nero hires KPMG 'to review options' including rent cuts and store closures

Caffe Nero has become the latest hospitality giant to seek rent cuts from landlords as the high street struggles to recover from lockdown .
The coffee chain , which operates 660 stores across the UK , has appointed KPMG to review its store estate .
Around 90 % of the chain 's outlets have reopened since the coronavirus lockdown ended in June , however 30 stores remain closed with no reopening date .
The chain is understood to have hired KPMG to review a range of options including rent cuts and possible store closures .
Caffe Nero , which has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is owned by businessman Gerry Ford .
The company was founded in 1997 , and last year recorded profits of more than £23million .
One source told Sky News that Caffe Nero executives had been engaged in `` constructive dialogue '' with landlords but needed to intensify talks as the company seeks to address its fixed cost base .
When approached by Mirror Money , the company refused to comment on store closures .
A spokesperson for Caffe Nero said : `` It has been a difficult period since lockdown measures were introduced @ @ @ @ @ @ @ incredibly hard to navigate our way forward .
`` As part of this , we are working closely with advisors to help review our options and assist with our ongoing negotiations with landlords . ''
The chain is one of dozens of hospitality businesses struggling to recover from lockdown amid warnings Britain could be heading for a second spike .
Rival chain Costa last week said 1,650 staff are at risk of redundancy as it looks to cut costs amid continued uncertainty over when trade will fully recover .
It told staff on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ could impact more than a tenth of roles .
Costa closed nearly all of its 2,700 UK stores for six weeks during the pandemic but had now reopened around 2,400 sites .
The Coca Cola-owned chain said trade is `` returning '' after being boosted by the Government 's VAT reduction on food and non-alcoholic drinks and the recent Eat Out to Help Out scheme .
However , it said the proposed job cuts had been driven by `` high levels of uncertainty as to when trade will recover to pre-Covid levels '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Costa Coffee UK and Ireland , said : `` Today 's announcement to our store teams was an extremely difficult decision to make .
`` Our baristas are the heart of the Costa business and I am truly sorry that many now face uncertainty following today 's news . ''
The move comes a week after rival Pret A Manger revealed it was slashing 2,800 roles as part of a restructure of its UK business .
The company said it 's `` slowly recovering '' from the coronavirus lockdown , but warned it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the crisis .
Pret a Manger chief executive officer Pano Christou said the company is `` gutted '' at the decision to cut staff .
`` I 'm gutted that we 've had to lose so many colleagues , '' he said .
`` Although we 're now starting to see a steady but slow recovery , the pandemic has taken away almost a decade of growth at Pret . ''

The coffee chain, which operates 660 stores across the UK, has appointed KPMG to review its options, including rent cuts and potential store closures amid a rise in local lockdowns
Caffe Nero has become the latest hospitality giant to seek rent cuts from landlords as the high street struggles to recover from lockdown.
The coffee chain, which operates 660 stores across the UK, has appointed KPMG to review its store estate.
Around 90% of the chain's outlets have reopened since the coronavirus lockdown ended in June, however 30 stores remain closed with no reopening date.
The chain is understood to have hired KPMG to review a range of options including rent cuts and possible store closures.
Caffe Nero, which has around 5,000 employees in the UK, is owned by businessman Gerry Ford.
The company was founded in 1997, and last year recorded profits of more than £23million.
One source told Sky News that Caffe Nero executives had been engaged in "constructive dialogue" with landlords but needed to intensify talks as the company seeks to address its fixed cost base.
When approached by Mirror Money, the company refused to comment on store closures.
Image: Getty) Getty)
A spokesperson for Caffe Nero said: "It has been a difficult period since lockdown measures were introduced by the government and we're working incredibly hard to navigate our way forward.
"As part of this, we are working closely with advisors to help review our options and assist with our ongoing negotiations with landlords."
The chain is one of dozens of hospitality businesses struggling to recover from lockdown amid warnings Britain could be heading for a second spike.
Rival chain Costa last week said 1,650 staff are at risk of redundancy as it looks to cut costs amid continued uncertainty over when trade will fully recover.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
It told staff on Thursday that it has started consultations which could impact more than a tenth of roles.
Costa closed nearly all of its 2,700 UK stores for six weeks during the pandemic but had now reopened around 2,400 sites.
The Coca Cola-owned chain said trade is "returning" after being boosted by the Government's VAT reduction on food and non-alcoholic drinks and the recent Eat Out to Help Out scheme.
However, it said the proposed job cuts had been driven by "high levels of uncertainty as to when trade will recover to pre-Covid levels".
Neil Lake, managing director for Costa Coffee UK and Ireland, said: "Today's announcement to our store teams was an extremely difficult decision to make.
"Our baristas are the heart of the Costa business and I am truly sorry that many now face uncertainty following today's news."
The move comes a week after rival Pret A Manger revealed it was slashing 2,800 roles as part of a restructure of its UK business.
The company said it's "slowly recovering" from the coronavirus lockdown, but warned it's lost almost a decade of growth to the crisis.
Pret a Manger chief executive officer Pano Christou said the company is "gutted" at the decision to cut staff.
"I'm gutted that we've had to lose so many colleagues," he said.
"Although we're now starting to see a steady but slow recovery, the pandemic has taken away almost a decade of growth at Pret."


thedailymirror--2020-09-14--Strictly U-turn as bosses allow studio audience - under strict new guidelines

Strictly Come Dancing fans will have the opportunity to watch the show live from Elstree Studios , as BBC bosses confirm the Saturday night shows will now feature an audience as usual .
There had been concerns the element would be missed from the broadcasts following the deadly coronavirus outbreak this year .
Shows including Ant and Dec 's Saturday Night Takewaway and the recent Britain 's Got Talent semi-final have all been hit by the Covid-restrictions .
However , BBC bosses have found away to let lucky Strictly super fans will be able to see the stars in action @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 19 guidelines .
Though there will be some changes to the usual entry system with new social-distancing measures to follow .
To make the most of the limited space because of our social distancing measures , for the first time ever tickets will be allocated to groups of four , allowing fans to come along as a family bubble / household group .
Family groups of up to four people from the same household / social bubble will be sat at cabaret tables and in balcony seating .
Cabaret tables and balcony seats @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of arrival at the studio .
All audience members will be required to wear face coverings throughout the recording and are encouraged to opt for plain black masks .
As in previous years , tickets will be drawn at random with registration open until 10pm on Sunday 20 September .
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It was previously reported the Saturday night live shows would play out to an empty studio following the coronavirus outbreak this year, but BBC bosses have confirmed this is no longer the case
Strictly Come Dancing fans will have the opportunity to watch the show live from Elstree Studios, as BBC bosses confirm the Saturday night shows will now feature an audience as usual.
There had been concerns the element would be missed from the broadcasts following the deadly coronavirus outbreak this year.
Shows including Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway and the recent Britain's Got Talent semi-final have all been hit by the Covid-restrictions.
However, BBC bosses have found away to let lucky Strictly super fans will be able to see the stars in action, while keeping with the latest government 19 guidelines.
Though there will be some changes to the usual entry system with new social-distancing measures to follow.
Image: BBC/Guy Levy) BBC/Guy Levy)
To make the most of the limited space because of our social distancing measures, for the first time ever tickets will be allocated to groups of four, allowing fans to come along as a family bubble / household group.
Family groups of up to four people from the same household / social bubble will be sat at cabaret tables and in balcony seating.
Cabaret tables and balcony seats will be allocated randomly, in advance of arrival at the studio.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images) Image: WireImage) WireImage)
All audience members will be required to wear face coverings throughout the recording and are encouraged to opt for plain black masks.
As in previous years, tickets will be drawn at random with registration open until 10pm on Sunday 20 September.
Bosses decided to invite 50 to 60 people to watch this year's shows go out live across the UK.
The number is a fraction of the 600 who normally cram into the studio to watch the professional dancers and their celebrity partners perform.
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One show source revealed: “The dancers are really happy – the idea of a completely empty studio was unnerving. Now there will at least be a bit of an audience - who will be encouraged to whoop, cheer, boo, hiss and generally make as much noise as possible. Everyone's just so relieved that there will be some atmosphere in the studio.
“Whoever gets in to watch this year will need to make their presence felt, big time.”
Those keen to bag a seat – which is normally around 5million people - will be able to apply on the BBC's audience website from later today.


thedailymirror--2020-09-14--Liverpool defence labelled an "utter shambles" as fundamental problem shown up

Liverpool ’ s defending in the 4-3 win over Leeds United on Saturday has been labelled an “ absolute and utter shambles ” .
That ’ s according to Steve Nicol , who spent 13 years at Anfield , winning four league titles and making over 400 appearances for the club .
The Premier League champions struggled to stifle an aggressive Leeds side , with Marcelo Bielsa ’ s men equalising on three occasions on the opening day of the new season , before succumbing to Mohamed Salah ’ s penalty .
Nicol was far from impressed with Liverpool throughout @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Jurgen Klopp ’ s side could leave them in “ big trouble ” if it isn ’ t improved upon fast .
“ You 've got Liverpool 's backline trying to push up , almost on the halfway line , ” said Nicole .
“ That 's not 'well it was one of those days ' type of things , that is a huge , fundamental problem .
“ It does n't get any more basic than your backline closing when there 's no pressure on the ball .
`` It really is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wrong .
“ When you get it wrong you see what happens and if you do n't fix that , you 're in big , big trouble defensively.
” Virgil van Dijk has come in for criticism for his role in Patrick Bamford ’ s equaliser that made the match 2-2 during the first half .
Speaking on Sky Sports , ex-Liverpool captain Jamie Carragher labelled the Dutchman ’ s attempt to flick the ball over Bamford ’ s head to a teammate , rather than playing safe , as “ arrogant ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ issues weren ’ t merely down to individuals , despite criticism of Van Dijk , but rather the entire structure along the backline .
“ I do n't care how good you are as individuals , you have to defend as a group and they 're not defending as a group , ” he continued , speaking on ESPN .
“ I 'm not talking about what 's in front of the backline , I 'm talking about the actual back four .
`` Whatever the back four did , they did it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
That 's the key to it all .
“ Whatever is going on in front of them , whether it 's good or bad , they 're the backline , it 's their job to be the backline , they 're the last line of defence .
“ What they did well was they did every single thing together .
They were up and down the field , whatever it was , together .
“ What they 're doing now is they are all over the place .
It 's an absolute @ @ @ @ @ @ @ get this wrong and you 're going to lose goals for fun .
“ When you start thinking about yourself and not the line , then you see what happened .
Absolute and utter shambles.
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Leeds United scored three times at Anfield in their Premier League opener against Jurgen Klopp's side, leaving former Liverpool defender Steve Nicol to heavily criticise the Reds' defensive approach
Liverpool’s defending in the 4-3 win over Leeds United on Saturday has been labelled an “absolute and utter shambles”.
That’s according to Steve Nicol, who spent 13 years at Anfield, winning four league titles and making over 400 appearances for the club.
The Premier League champions struggled to stifle an aggressive Leeds side, with Marcelo Bielsa’s men equalising on three occasions on the opening day of the new season, before succumbing to Mohamed Salah’s penalty.
Nicol was far from impressed with Liverpool throughout, and believes the defensive structure of Jurgen Klopp’s side could leave them in “big trouble” if it isn’t improved upon fast.
“You've got Liverpool's backline trying to push up, almost on the halfway line,” said Nicole.
“That's not 'well it was one of those days' type of things, that is a huge, fundamental problem.
Image: CameraSport via Getty Images) CameraSport via Getty Images)
“It doesn't get any more basic than your backline closing when there's no pressure on the ball.
"It really is a huge problem if you get it wrong.
“When you get it wrong you see what happens and if you don't fix that, you're in big, big trouble defensively.”
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Virgil van Dijk has come in for criticism for his role in Patrick Bamford’s equaliser that made the match 2-2 during the first half.
Speaking on Sky Sports, ex-Liverpool captain Jamie Carragher labelled the Dutchman’s attempt to flick the ball over Bamford’s head to a teammate, rather than playing safe, as “arrogant”.
But for Nicol, the key issues weren’t merely down to individuals, despite criticism of Van Dijk, but rather the entire structure along the backline.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
“I don't care how good you are as individuals, you have to defend as a group and they're not defending as a group,” he continued, speaking on ESPN.
“I'm not talking about what's in front of the backline, I'm talking about the actual back four.
"Whatever the back four did, they did it together last year when they were successful. That's the key to it all.
“Whatever is going on in front of them, whether it's good or bad, they're the backline, it's their job to be the backline, they're the last line of defence.
“What they did well was they did every single thing together. They were up and down the field, whatever it was, together.
“What they're doing now is they are all over the place. It's an absolute shambles and it's huge. You get this wrong and you're going to lose goals for fun.
“When you start thinking about yourself and not the line, then you see what happened. Absolute and utter shambles.”
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thedailymirror--2020-09-14--Get early access to FIFA 21 with EA Play - Everything you need to know

EA Play allows players to get early access to FIFA 21 , well before the game 's release date of October 9 , 2020 .
The Standard Edition of FIFA 21 will allow players to access the game from October 9 , with the Champions and Ultimate Edition of FIFA 21 giving players three days early access , allowing players to access the game from October 6 .
But there 's a way to get access to FIFA 21 even earlier than this , with EA Play giving players on Xbox and PS4 a 10 hour early access trial period @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their game becomes active .
For players on PC , you can do the same thing using EA Play .
If you 're thinking that this sounds similar to EA Access , that 's because EA Access has been renamed EA Play ahead of the launch of FIFA 21 , with Origin Access also falling under the same umbrella as EA Play .
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Here is everything you need to know about @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to get early access to FIFA 21 with EA Play EA Play is a subscription service that costs £3.99 per-month or £19.99 annually for Xbox , PlayStation and PC .
If you sign up for the service , you will get early access to select new releases for up to 10 hours of play time , unlimited access to The Play List and a 10 % discount on EA digital purchases .
There 's also an EA Play Pro subscription , which costs £14.99 per-month or £89.99 annually , but this is only @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Play Pro , you get early access to deluxe versions of new games , pro-level rewards and content , unlimited access to The Play List and a 10 % discount on EA digital purchases .
If you sign up for EA Play on Xbox , PlayStation or PC , you will be able to access a 10 hour trial of FIFA 21 from October 1 , some eight days before the game 's UK and worldwide release date .
You will also be able to access other EA Games before their full launch @ @ @ @ @ @ @ FIFA players a 10 % discount on EA digital purchases including FIFA 21 , FIFA points , and other games and content .
If you do decide to use EA Play to get 10 hours early access to FIFA 21 , do n't forget that you will still have to purchase an edition of FIFA 21 to play the game after your 10 hour trial has expired .
Here 's a reminder of what you will get from each edition of FIFA 21 .
The Standard Edition of FIFA 21 will allow you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and will cost around £59.99 on Xbox One , PS4 and PC .
If you pre-order the FIFA 21 Standard Edition you will receive : • Up to 3 Rare Gold Packs , 1 per week for 3 weeks The Champions Edition of FIFA 21 will cost around £79.99 on Xbox One , PS4 and PC .
If you pre-order the FIFA 21 Champions Edition you will receive : • Up to 12 Rare Gold Packs , 1 per week for 12 weeks The Ultimate Edition of FIFA 21 will cost around @ @ @ @ @ @ @ PC .
If you pre-order the FIFA 21 Ultimate Edition you will receive : • Up to 24 Rare Gold Packs , 2 per week for 12 weeks FIFA 21 will be playable on the next-generation edition of gaming consoles , the Playstation 5 and the Xbox One Series X. EA have confirmed that when you purchase FIFA 21 on Xbox , PS4 or PC , you 'll have access to something called Dual Entitlement , which will enable you to upgrade your copy of FIFA 21 on PlayStation 4 to PlayStation 5 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Series X , at no extra cost .
The Dual Entitlement offer will let you upgrade your copy of the game at no extra cost up until the release of FIFA 22 .

Here's how you can play FIFA 21 early using EA Play on Xbox, PlayStation and PC, with players able to access a ten hour trial of the new game ahead of the full release date.
Get early access to FIFA 21 with EA Play - Everything you need to know
EA Play allows players to get early access to FIFA 21, well before the game's release date of October 9, 2020.
The Standard Edition of FIFA 21 will allow players to access the game from October 9, with the Champions and Ultimate Edition of FIFA 21 giving players three days early access, allowing players to access the game from October 6.
But there's a way to get access to FIFA 21 even earlier than this, with EA Play giving players on Xbox and PS4 a 10 hour early access trial period, with their progress carrying over when their game becomes active. For players on PC, you can do the same thing using EA Play.
If you're thinking that this sounds similar to EA Access, that's because EA Access has been renamed EA Play ahead of the launch of FIFA 21, with Origin Access also falling under the same umbrella as EA Play.
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Here is everything you need to know about EA Play and FIFA 21.
How to get early access to FIFA 21 with EA Play
EA Play is a subscription service that costs £3.99 per-month or £19.99 annually for Xbox, PlayStation and PC. If you sign up for the service, you will get early access to select new releases for up to 10 hours of play time, unlimited access to The Play List and a 10% discount on EA digital purchases.
There's also an EA Play Pro subscription, which costs £14.99 per-month or £89.99 annually , but this is only available for PC players. With EA Play Pro, you get early access to deluxe versions of new games, pro-level rewards and content, unlimited access to The Play List and a 10% discount on EA digital purchases.
If you sign up for EA Play on Xbox, PlayStation or PC, you will be able to access a 10 hour trial of FIFA 21 from October 1, some eight days before the game's UK and worldwide release date. You will also be able to access other EA Games before their full launch day.
EA Play will also give FIFA players a 10% discount on EA digital purchases including FIFA 21, FIFA points, and other games and content.
If you do decide to use EA Play to get 10 hours early access to FIFA 21, don't forget that you will still have to purchase an edition of FIFA 21 to play the game after your 10 hour trial has expired.
Here's a reminder of what you will get from each edition of FIFA 21.
FIFA 21 Standard Edition - Xbox One, PS4 and PC
The Standard Edition of FIFA 21 will allow you to play the game from October 9, and will cost around £59.99 on Xbox One, PS4 and PC.
If you pre-order the FIFA 21 Standard Edition you will receive:
Up to 3 Rare Gold Packs, 1 per week for 3 weeks
Cover Star Loan Item, for 5 FUT matches
FUT Ambassador Player Pick — Choose 1 of 3 player items for 3 FUT matches.
Special Edition FUT Kits and stadium items
FIFA 21 Champions Edition - Xbox One, PS4 and PC
The Champions Edition of FIFA 21 will cost around £79.99 on Xbox One, PS4 and PC.
If you pre-order the FIFA 21 Champions Edition you will receive:
3 days of early access (Play from October 6, 2020)
Up to 12 Rare Gold Packs, 1 per week for 12 weeks
Cover Star Loan Item, for 5 FUT matches
Career Mode Homegrown Talent — A local youth prospect with world-class potential.
FUT Ambassador Player Pick — Choose 1 of 3 player items for 3 FUT matches.
Special Edition FUT Kits and stadium items
FIFA 21 Ultimate Edition - Xbox One, PS4 and PC
The Ultimate Edition of FIFA 21 will cost around £89.99 on Xbox One, PS4 and PC.
If you pre-order the FIFA 21 Ultimate Edition you will receive:
3 days of early access (Play from October 6, 2020)
Up to 24 Rare Gold Packs, 2 per week for 12 weeks
Cover Star Loan Item, for 5 FUT matches
Career Mode Homegrown Talent — A local youth prospect with world-class potential.
FUT Ambassador Player Pick — Choose 1 of 3 player items for 3 FUT matches.
Special Edition FUT Kits and stadium items
FIFA 21 will be playable on the next-generation edition of gaming consoles, the Playstation 5 and the Xbox One Series X.
EA have confirmed that when you purchase FIFA 21 on Xbox, PS4 or PC, you'll have access to something called Dual Entitlement, which will enable you to upgrade your copy of FIFA 21 on PlayStation 4 to PlayStation 5, or from Xbox One to Xbox Series X, at no extra cost. The Dual Entitlement offer will let you upgrade your copy of the game at no extra cost up until the release of FIFA 22.


thedailymirror--2020-09-14--This Morning's Holly and Phil threaten to walk off after Eamon and Ruth blunder

Holly Willoughby , 39 , and Phillip Schofield , 58 , joked they were ready to ditch This Morning on Monday .
The ITV favourites were left miffed after the show titles rolled and their names were missing and their monikers were replaced by Friday 's presenters Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes .
Holly quizzed : `` Did that say Eamonn and Ruth ? ''
After the screen popped up , Phil mocked that he was going to walk of air as he hopped off his stool and Holly agreed by pretending to wave goodbye .
The pair then revealed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ into giggles .
On today 's show Holly and Phil reminisced on their This Morning journey as they gear up to mark their 11th anniversary as co-hosts .
On the 15th of September 2009 , bubbly Holly made her debut on the iconic ITV morning show after telly bosses decided that she was the perfect match for Phil .
And the pair took a look back at their first ever selfie together on-air .
“ We were so young !
” gasped Holly upon seeing this throwback snap .
While Phil quipped : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ better with age – like a fine wine !
” Phil and Holly were first paired together in 2006 after they were chosen to front ITV ’ s new skating competition Dancing On Ice .
This also marked then-kids TV host Holly ’ s first foot in the door into mainstream television .
Producers and viewers alike noticed the pair 's chemistry , and when Fern announced she was leaving This Morning in 2009 , there was only one obvious choice to join Phil on that famous sofa .
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Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield teased viewers on Monday's This Morning as they joked about leaving the show
This Morning's Holly and Phil threaten to walk off following Eamonn and Ruth blunder
Holly Willoughby, 39, and Phillip Schofield, 58, joked they were ready to ditch This Morning on Monday.
The ITV favourites were left miffed after the show titles rolled and their names were missing and their monikers were replaced by Friday's presenters Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes.
Phil exclaimed: "Eamonn and Ruth? Eamonn and Ruth?"
Holly quizzed: "Did that say Eamonn and Ruth?"
Phil snorted:"It said Eamonn and Ruth!"
After the screen popped up, Phil mocked that he was going to walk of air as he hopped off his stool and Holly agreed by pretending to wave goodbye.
Image: ITV) ITV)
The pair then revealed they were just joking as they erupted into giggles.
On today's show Holly and Phil reminisced on their This Morning journey as they gear up to mark their 11th anniversary as co-hosts.
On the 15th of September 2009, bubbly Holly made her debut on the iconic ITV morning show after telly bosses decided that she was the perfect match for Phil.
And the pair took a look back at their first ever selfie together on-air.
Image: ITV) ITV)
“We were so young!” gasped Holly upon seeing this throwback snap.
While Phil quipped: “I think we’re getting better with age – like a fine wine!”
Phil and Holly were first paired together in 2006 after they were chosen to front ITV’s new skating competition Dancing On Ice.
Image: ITV/REX/Shutterstock) ITV/REX/Shutterstock)
This also marked then-kids TV host Holly’s first foot in the door into mainstream television.
Producers and viewers alike noticed the pair's chemistry, and when Fern announced she was leaving This Morning in 2009, there was only one obvious choice to join Phil on that famous sofa.
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thedailymirror--2020-09-14--Gordon Ramsay 'to open cookery school' after scathing restaurant prices reviews

Gordon Ramsay is gearing up to open his very own cookery school for budding chefs .
The celebrity chef , 53 , recently found himself in hot water after receiving some scathing reviews over his restaurant food prices , as one even dubbed it a `` rip off '' .
But it seems as though Gordon is n't letting the drama get to him as he continues to expand his business ventures .
The Gordon Ramsay Academy is set to open its doors at the beginning of next year in Woking , Surrey .
A source told The Sun : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ academy .
Giving space and opportunity to the next generation of British chefs is something he is passionate about . ''
The source went on : `` He ca n't wait to hopefully see those same chefs in his own restaurants in the future .
It will be an industry-leading facility , to give people of all ages and cooking abilities the chance to have relaxed and fun cookery classes .
`` It will also support people looking to get into the hospitality industry , by giving them somewhere to hone their skills @ @ @ @ @ @ @ experience in Gordon 's portfolio of restaurants and there will be a guaranteed job at the end of it .
It 's a really great idea . ''
Gordon 's reps confirmed the news in response to Mirror Online 's request for comment .
The news comes just days after Gordon came come under fire for an `` extortionately priced '' breakfast he was advertising at one of his restaurants .
He revealed that a new fry-up would be joining the menu at his Savoy Grill restaurant from September 21 .
The restaurant @ @ @ @ @ @ @ brekkie which includes two eggs , one sausage , a few strips of bacon , one tomato and one mushroom .
He shared the news on Twitter with a picture of `` the most amazing Full English '' breakfast with his 7.4 million followers .
But it did n't take long for fans to criticise its steep price , and mock the professional chef by comparing it to their own fry-ups .
Additional sides will also cost £5 each - something else that frustrated customers .
In reply to the mouth-watering video that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ person said : `` Wow £19 for that breakfast ... also where ’ s the Beans ... '' Another added : `` Ca n't wait for you to try it !
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Are the sides £5 each or is that for all of them ?
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Who is mug enough to pay a fiver for one sausage ?
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Get a grip GR . ''
A third said : `` £19 .
If you want black pudding , it 'll cost you an extra fiver .
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The celebrity chef, 53, recently found himself in hot water after receiving some scathing reviews over his restaurant food prices, as one even dubbed it a 'rip off'
Gordon Ramsay set to open cookery school after being slammed for 'rip off' food prices
Gordon Ramsay is gearing up to open his very own cookery school for budding chefs.
The celebrity chef, 53, recently found himself in hot water after receiving some scathing reviews over his restaurant food prices, as one even dubbed it a "rip off".
But it seems as though Gordon isn't letting the drama get to him as he continues to expand his business ventures.
The Gordon Ramsay Academy is set to open its doors at the beginning of next year in Woking, Surrey.
A source told The Sun : "Gordon is super-excited about the new academy. Giving space and opportunity to the next generation of British chefs is something he is passionate about."
Image: Getty Images for Vegas Uncork’d by Bon Appétit) Getty Images for Vegas Uncork’d by Bon Appétit)
The source went on: "He can't wait to hopefully see those same chefs in his own restaurants in the future. It will be an industry-leading facility, to give people of all ages and cooking abilities the chance to have relaxed and fun cookery classes.
"It will also support people looking to get into the hospitality industry, by giving them somewhere to hone their skills.
"Students will also get work experience in Gordon's portfolio of restaurants and there will be a guaranteed job at the end of it. It's a really great idea."
Image: Getty) Getty)
Gordon's reps confirmed the news in response to Mirror Online's request for comment.
The news comes just days after Gordon came come under fire for an "extortionately priced" breakfast he was advertising at one of his restaurants.
He revealed that a new fry-up would be joining the menu at his Savoy Grill restaurant from September 21.
The restaurant will be charging customers £19 for the brekkie which includes two eggs, one sausage, a few strips of bacon, one tomato and one mushroom.
Image: Gordon Ramsay /Twitter) Gordon Ramsay /Twitter)
He shared the news on Twitter with a picture of "the most amazing Full English" breakfast with his 7.4 million followers.
But it didn't take long for fans to criticise its steep price, and mock the professional chef by comparing it to their own fry-ups.
Additional sides will also cost £5 each - something else that frustrated customers.
In reply to the mouth-watering video that Gordon shared of the breakfast, one person said: "Wow £19 for that breakfast...also where’s the Beans..."
Image: FOX Image Collection) FOX Image Collection)
Another added: "Can't wait for you to try it!!!!! Are the sides £5 each or is that for all of them???? Who is mug enough to pay a fiver for one sausage??? Get a grip GR."
A third said: "£19. If you want black pudding, it'll cost you an extra fiver. File under 'rip off'."
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thedailymirror--2020-09-14--Temperatures to nudge 30C in last blast of summer - how hot your area will be

The UK is set to bask in temperatures of more than 30C this week , as summer heat returns when hot air from the Sahara arrives .
Forecasters say temperatures could hit 31C in the south east of England , making it warmer than Phuket in Thailand .
The weekend finished with temperatures above 26C prompting many to visit parks and the coast before the new coronavirus ` Rule of six ' came into play at midnight .
Photos showed packed beaches at the resort of Lyme Regis , Dorset , and Perranporth , Cornwall .
But sunseekers were also @ @ @ @ @ @ @ including at Formby beach in Merseyside .
Met Office expert Craig Snell said : `` After a relatively cooler period for a couple of weeks we will see the return of summer weather .
`` The next few days will be around 10C above the average for this time of year .
`` It will be hottest in the south-east but very warm for a lot of the country .
`` We sometimes see high temperatures even in October so this may not be the last blast of heat .
`` But certainly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ late in the year will be reducing day by day . ''
Temperatures may reach 31C in the South both today and tomorrow .
If the mercury goes one degree higher it would be the latest date that 32C had been recorded on since records began in 1841 .
The average for this time of September is only 20C in the South and 17C in the North .
The weather is being caused by a 1,500 mile-wide front of warm air being sucked up from Africa by the jet stream .
Weather Outlook @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is returning in spectacular style .
And with warmer-than-average temperatures forecast further into autumn , even October is expected to see 23C.
” From Wednesday temperatures will fall towards average but the majority of the country will remain dry for most of the week .
Some north-western parts of the UK and north-west Scotland in particular could see some rain early on Monday , but `` elsewhere it will be generally dry and sunny '' , according to forecaster John Griffiths .
He said that `` much of England and Wales by the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ if not even locally very warm '' and there is the potential for a top temperature of 30C in the south east of England .
Mr Griffiths said : `` Tuesday we 're still looking at highs of 30 somewhere in the south east maybe even a spot of 31 , but it will already be cooling off in some south western areas .
He added : `` Across Scotland it will actually be a warmer day for many on Tuesday .
`` There 's going to be the potential for a few @ @ @ @ @ @ @ one of two of them could be heavy and the odd rumble of thunder but they 're going to be very isolated where they do occur.
`` There could be highs of 27 or 28 again on Wednesday , but as we head towards the end of the week the heat will begin to move away and temperatures will drop to the low 20s in the warmest parts , Mr Griffiths said .
The meteorologist said : `` It 's not that unusual for this time of year , we quite often get @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' But added these temperatures will still be some way off the highest September temperature ever recorded , which was 35.6C on September 2 , 1906 .
In the North West temperatures are set to hit 24C by 3pm on both Monday and Tuesday , although there is set to be some cloud cover too .
The evening maybe also quite warm , only dropping to a low of 17C on Monday night .
For the rest of the week temperatures are hovering around 18 to 19C all the way to the weekend @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , leading to sunny days and clear nights .
It is slightly warmer in the midlands with clear days and nights , and temperatures stretching to 25C .
Tuesday and Wednesday will see a little cloud but it is still warm , before clearing for the rest of the week as the mercury sits at around 18-20C .
Cardiff , Swansea and Monmoth are all heading for 22C today with clear skies and bright sunshine .
Tomorrow sees the same temperature , but a little more cloud .
But the mercury in Wales @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and will stay sunny all the way until the weekend .
The whole of the south east from London to Brighton , Canterbury and Crawley will all see at least 25C today .
Some areas will top 28C today and tomorrow .
The clear skies go through day and night until the weekend , with most areas dipping slightly on Wednesday to around 22-23C .
Devies , Plymouth and Barnstaple will all reach 24C today although will drop to 20C earlier than the rest of the UK on Tuesday .
The area is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ before clearing for the second half of the week .
The very sunny weather has n't reached as far as Scotland , with Edinburgh only expecting a high of 20C and Aberdeen 19C today .
The rest of the week for Scotland appears a mixed bag , which although has little rain does have bouts of cloudy weather .

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Britain is set to be hotter than Phuket in Thailand as the warm air pushes away the unsettled conditions of recent weeks. Two days of high temperatures are expected before they return to normal
UK weather: Last blast of summer as temperatures nudge 30C - how hot your area will be
The UK is set to bask in temperatures of more than 30C this week, as summer heat returns when hot air from the Sahara arrives.
Forecasters say temperatures could hit 31C in the south east of England, making it warmer than Phuket in Thailand.
The weekend finished with temperatures above 26C prompting many to visit parks and the coast before the new coronavirus `Rule of six' came into play at midnight.
Photos showed packed beaches at the resort of Lyme Regis, Dorset, and Perranporth, Cornwall.
But sunseekers were also enjoying unseasonably hot weather further north, including at Formby beach in Merseyside.
Met Office expert Craig Snell said: "After a relatively cooler period for a couple of weeks we will see the return of summer weather.
Image: Met Office) Met Office)
"The next few days will be around 10C above the average for this time of year.
"It will be hottest in the south-east but very warm for a lot of the country.
"We sometimes see high temperatures even in October so this may not be the last blast of heat.
"But certainly the chances of getting above 30 this late in the year will be reducing day by day."
Image: PA) PA)
Temperatures may reach 31C in the South both today and tomorrow.
If the mercury goes one degree higher it would be the latest date that 32C had been recorded on since records began in 1841.
The average for this time of September is only 20C in the South and 17C in the North.
The weather is being caused by a 1,500 mile-wide front of warm air being sucked up from Africa by the jet stream.
Image: Met Office) Met Office)
Weather Outlook forecaster Brian Gaze said: "Summer is returning in spectacular style. And with warmer-than-average temperatures forecast further into autumn, even October is expected to see 23C.”
From Wednesday temperatures will fall towards average but the majority of the country will remain dry for most of the week.
Some north-western parts of the UK and north-west Scotland in particular could see some rain early on Monday, but "elsewhere it will be generally dry and sunny", according to forecaster John Griffiths.
He said that "much of England and Wales by the afternoon will be dry warm and sunny if not even locally very warm" and there is the potential for a top temperature of 30C in the south east of England.
Image: PA) PA)
Mr Griffiths said: "Tuesday we're still looking at highs of 30 somewhere in the south east maybe even a spot of 31, but it will already be cooling off in some south western areas.
He added: "Across Scotland it will actually be a warmer day for many on Tuesday.
"There's going to be the potential for a few showers around in some western areas and one of two of them could be heavy and the odd rumble of thunder but they're going to be very isolated where they do occur. "
Image: PA) PA)
There could be highs of 27 or 28 again on Wednesday, but as we head towards the end of the week the heat will begin to move away and temperatures will drop to the low 20s in the warmest parts, Mr Griffiths said.
The meteorologist said: "It's not that unusual for this time of year, we quite often get warm spells of weather in September."
But added these temperatures will still be some way off the highest September temperature ever recorded, which was 35.6C on September 2, 1906.
Image: PA) PA)
North West
In the North West temperatures are set to hit 24C by 3pm on both Monday and Tuesday, although there is set to be some cloud cover too.
The evening maybe also quite warm, only dropping to a low of 17C on Monday night.
For the rest of the week temperatures are hovering around 18 to 19C all the way to the weekend. The cloud has disappeared after Wednesday, leading to sunny days and clear nights.
Midlands
It is slightly warmer in the midlands with clear days and nights, and temperatures stretching to 25C.
Tuesday and Wednesday will see a little cloud but it is still warm, before clearing for the rest of the week as the mercury sits at around 18-20C.
Wales
Cardiff, Swansea and Monmoth are all heading for 22C today with clear skies and bright sunshine.
Tomorrow sees the same temperature, but a little more cloud.
But the mercury in Wales only drops to around 20C by Wednesday and will stay sunny all the way until the weekend.
South East
The whole of the south east from London to Brighton, Canterbury and Crawley will all see at least 25C today. Some areas will top 28C today and tomorrow.
The clear skies go through day and night until the weekend, with most areas dipping slightly on Wednesday to around 22-23C.
South West
Devies, Plymouth and Barnstaple will all reach 24C today although will drop to 20C earlier than the rest of the UK on Tuesday. The area is a little cloudy Tuesday and Wednesday, before clearing for the second half of the week.
Scotland
The very sunny weather hasn't reached as far as Scotland, with Edinburgh only expecting a high of 20C and Aberdeen 19C today.
The rest of the week for Scotland appears a mixed bag, which although has little rain does have bouts of cloudy weather.


thedailymirror--2020-09-14--Officially the worst PM that could have been plucked from 66million humans

`` Be good , '' I told her .
`` Say please and thank you .
Finish your food .
Speak up .
Listen to the teacher.Make new friends .
And have lots of fun ! ''
As my daughter walked through the primary school gates for the first time , slightly hesitant but without a backward glance , she sailed off into a future that is hers alone .
To her , it is an exciting new wave , and to her mum - who knows she will face cliques , bullying , bitchiness , gouged knees , fists @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the years to come - a sad , dark little puddle that I 'll sit in until she comes home .
It is a shame , I thought as I walked away with my heart in my hands , that someone did n't say the same things to Boris Johnson on his first day as Prime Minister .
Perhaps it would have reminded him of the basic requirements for running a country .
Be good .
Mind your manners .
Follow the rules .
Be open to new experiences , and do n't @ @ @ @ @ @ @ It seems like someone whispered in his ear that he should spend the next 4 years straining every sinew to do the biggest possible s**t on as many people as possible .
Let 's count the splatters , shall we ?
He 's betrayed the hard Brexiters now lining up to criticise him .
He 's fired civil servants for correctly carrying out the incompetent instructions of those he appointed to ministerial power .
He 's failed to unite Leave and Remain .
He 's soiled Northern Ireland .
He 's found a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , which had already been spanked with stinging nettles .
And he 's wiped his arse on the Brexit agreement he demanded , rewrote , campaigned for , and got the Queen to sign off but which , he would now have us believe , he at no point bothered to read .
If Johnson is right - if his withdrawal agreement really is `` a danger to the very fabric of the United Kingdom '' , if it really does give the EU `` the power to carve up our country '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , promised it , presented it to Parliament , argued for it , and has been working on it for the past 9 months is guilty of a pre-meditated treason .
A No10 source was reported , this weekend , predicting imminent Cabinet sackings with the words : `` The reshuffle will be about competence and control .
Ministers who show they have a grip on their department ... will do well .
If they leak , they will be out . ''
By that metric , Johnson should join the dole queue @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lose their jobs in the next few weeks .
This is a man who has been scorched by the disdain of one of the worst Prime Ministers this country has ever endured .
Who fumbled the most important ball for a century , who presided over an institutionally-vicious Home Office , whose only success was managing to multiply an omnishambles .
Today , he 's been kneecapped by the man who said the illegal prorogation of Parliament was lawful ; a landlord who voted against laws forcing landlords to make homes `` fit @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Parliamentary records shows he earned earned £400 an hour as a QC , but whose office submitted an expenses claim for a 49p bottle of milk .
The man with THAT conscience says Johnson 's Brexit agreement is `` unconscionable '' .
He 's been rapped by the PM who ran away from the mess he made in 2016 , the PM who started an illegal war , the PM who boinked Edwina Currie , and the PM too grumpy to make nice with Nick Clegg for everyone else 's sake .
When @ @ @ @ @ @ @ all of the worst decisions in recent history line up to say how awful you are , then you are officially the most appalling PM that could have been plucked from a pool of 66million imperfect humans .
Today Julian Lewis , a supporter of Leave Means Leave and the hard-Brexit ERG , said Johnson 's defence spending review was `` reckless and irrational '' , `` strategically illiterate '' , and `` smacks of desperate , immaturity or ulterior motives - possibly a combination of all three '' .
Self-styled 'Brexit Hardman @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the coronavirus restrictions , declaring it is not `` a fit legal environment for the British people '' and that he is `` not prepared to live like this '' .
David Davis , a man who never fulfilled his own promise , has taken to the airwaves to belittle the test and trace effort .
Iain Duncan Smith , the man who denied state benefits for 5 weeks to people with the most problems , says lockdowns cost too much money .
When all the most Brexity people start giving smackdowns to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have hoped for , on multiple fronts , Brexit is no longer his biggest problem .
The anti-mask Right wingers hate him .
The pro-mask Centrists hate him .
The Brexiters feel betrayed , the Remainers despair .
All that is left is the contents of his bunker - the inner cabal of weirdoes , wrong-uns and policy wonks who , in Johnson , finally found a toehold on the mainstream .
And they talk only to each other .
That 's how they can come up with the brilliant , game-changing strategy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for Northern Ireland to say the Good Friday Peace Agreement would be broken only in a `` very specific and limited way '' .
When that worked so well the entire country mocked him , the Lord Chancellor Robert Buckland backed him up by saying he 'd resign only if `` I see the rule of law being broken in a way I find unacceptable '' .
That 's the man in charge of the COURTS .
Places in which a defence like that would cause a judge 's jaw to drop and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ problem , now , is that the PM can count only on the support of a decreasing number of Death Eaters , the sort of people whose every utterance makes bystanders want to pour bleach in their own ears and whose skills are limited to backstabbing and balls-ups .
There is nothing special about Johnson 's government .
Even coronavirus was predictable , a bet on which you could have placed a further year 's salary the moment that Johnson disbanded the pandemic planning committee soon after becoming PM .
What 's unique @ @ @ @ @ @ @ election , a twice-won argument , and the public goodwill caused by a crisis , can be spaffed up the wall so quickly by a man who strived , for so long , to do a job that hates him .
An MP 's wife described Johnson at the weekend as `` desperately lonely and unhappy on the inside '' .
The Tiggerish oaf who was expecting technology lessons on the Cabinet table now hates the job for showing the world exactly who and what he is .
One day soon I will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ there are stupid people who do bad things in every walk of life .
That every child has to learn how to deal with the s**ts with which the world is filled , how to smell it , spot it , avoid it , and clean it up .
How important it is not to add to the crap with more of your own , and that when the inevitable happens and it lands on your head , the best that you can do is to regard it as the gift of some @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the seeds of something new .
She 's a bright , thoughtful , observant little thing .
She 'll get it .
She 'll do well .
Only yesterday , she said : `` Coronavirus AGAIN ?
Even I could do better than Boris Johnson .
How long has he got ? ''
Out of the mouths of babes ...

mirrornews@mirror.co.uk (Fleet Street Fox)

When the worst PMs in recent history, politicians without conscience or skill, and the hardest of Brexiters, all line up to say how awful you are, things are not going well
"Be good," I told her. "Say please and thank you. Finish your food. Speak up. Listen to the teacher.Make new friends. And have lots of fun!"
As my daughter walked through the primary school gates for the first time, slightly hesitant but without a backward glance, she sailed off into a future that is hers alone. To her, it is an exciting new wave, and to her mum - who knows she will face cliques, bullying, bitchiness, gouged knees, fists, tears, and ineffable heartache in the years to come - a sad, dark little puddle that I'll sit in until she comes home.
It is a shame, I thought as I walked away with my heart in my hands, that someone didn't say the same things to Boris Johnson on his first day as Prime Minister. Perhaps it would have reminded him of the basic requirements for running a country.
Be good. Mind your manners. Follow the rules. Be open to new experiences, and don't do things that make people sad. It seems like someone whispered in his ear that he should spend the next 4 years straining every sinew to do the biggest possible s**t on as many people as possible.
Let's count the splatters, shall we?
He's betrayed the hard Brexiters now lining up to criticise him. He's fired civil servants for correctly carrying out the incompetent instructions of those he appointed to ministerial power. He's failed to unite Leave and Remain. He's soiled Northern Ireland. He's found a way to further irritate the European Union, which had already been spanked with stinging nettles. And he's wiped his arse on the Brexit agreement he demanded, rewrote, campaigned for, and got the Queen to sign off but which, he would now have us believe, he at no point bothered to read.
If Johnson is right - if his withdrawal agreement really is "a danger to the very fabric of the United Kingdom", if it really does give the EU "the power to carve up our country" - then the person who wrote it, promised it, presented it to Parliament, argued for it, and has been working on it for the past 9 months is guilty of a pre-meditated treason.
A No10 source was reported, this weekend, predicting imminent Cabinet sackings with the words: "The reshuffle will be about competence and control. Ministers who show they have a grip on their department... will do well. If they leak, they will be out."
By that metric, Johnson should join the dole queue just like the 750,000 others due to lose their jobs in the next few weeks.
Image: Getty) Getty)
This is a man who has been scorched by the disdain of one of the worst Prime Ministers this country has ever endured. Who fumbled the most important ball for a century, who presided over an institutionally-vicious Home Office, whose only success was managing to multiply an omnishambles.
Today, he's been kneecapped by the man who said the illegal prorogation of Parliament was lawful; a landlord who voted against laws forcing landlords to make homes "fit for habitation"; a man whose Parliamentary records shows he earned earned £400 an hour as a QC, but whose office submitted an expenses claim for a 49p bottle of milk. The man with THAT conscience says Johnson's Brexit agreement is "unconscionable".
He's been rapped by the PM who ran away from the mess he made in 2016, the PM who started an illegal war, the PM who boinked Edwina Currie, and the PM too grumpy to make nice with Nick Clegg for everyone else's sake.
When the people broadly considered to have made all of the worst decisions in recent history line up to say how awful you are, then you are officially the most appalling PM that could have been plucked from a pool of 66million imperfect humans.
Today Julian Lewis, a supporter of Leave Means Leave and the hard-Brexit ERG, said Johnson's defence spending review was "reckless and irrational", "strategically illiterate", and "smacks of desperate, immaturity or ulterior motives - possibly a combination of all three".
Self-styled 'Brexit Hardman' Steve Baker has kicked off about the coronavirus restrictions, declaring it is not "a fit legal environment for the British people" and that he is "not prepared to live like this". David Davis, a man who never fulfilled his own promise, has taken to the airwaves to belittle the test and trace effort. Iain Duncan Smith, the man who denied state benefits for 5 weeks to people with the most problems, says lockdowns cost too much money.
When all the most Brexity people start giving smackdowns to the most Brexity PM they could possibly have hoped for, on multiple fronts, Brexit is no longer his biggest problem.
The anti-mask Right wingers hate him. The pro-mask Centrists hate him. The Brexiters feel betrayed, the Remainers despair. All that is left is the contents of his bunker - the inner cabal of weirdoes, wrong-uns and policy wonks who, in Johnson, finally found a toehold on the mainstream. And they talk only to each other.
That's how they can come up with the brilliant, game-changing strategy of wheeling out the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland to say the Good Friday Peace Agreement would be broken only in a "very specific and limited way". When that worked so well the entire country mocked him, the Lord Chancellor Robert Buckland backed him up by saying he'd resign only if "I see the rule of law being broken in a way I find unacceptable".
That's the man in charge of the COURTS. Places in which a defence like that would cause a judge's jaw to drop and the sentence to be multiplied.
The problem, now, is that the PM can count only on the support of a decreasing number of Death Eaters, the sort of people whose every utterance makes bystanders want to pour bleach in their own ears and whose skills are limited to backstabbing and balls-ups.
There is nothing special about Johnson's government. Even coronavirus was predictable, a bet on which you could have placed a further year's salary the moment that Johnson disbanded the pandemic planning committee soon after becoming PM. What's unique about this situation is that a landslide election, a twice-won argument, and the public goodwill caused by a crisis, can be spaffed up the wall so quickly by a man who strived, for so long, to do a job that hates him.
An MP's wife described Johnson at the weekend as "desperately lonely and unhappy on the inside". The Tiggerish oaf who was expecting technology lessons on the Cabinet table now hates the job for showing the world exactly who and what he is.
One day soon I will have to explain to my daughter that there are stupid people who do bad things in every walk of life. That every child has to learn how to deal with the s**ts with which the world is filled, how to smell it, spot it, avoid it, and clean it up. How important it is not to add to the crap with more of your own, and that when the inevitable happens and it lands on your head, the best that you can do is to regard it as the gift of some high-quality compost in which you can plant the seeds of something new.
She's a bright, thoughtful, observant little thing. She'll get it. She'll do well. Only yesterday, she said: "Coronavirus AGAIN? Even I could do better than Boris Johnson. How long has he got?"
Out of the mouths of babes...


thedailymirror--2020-09-14--Queen stunned Eugenie's wedding guests with quip about size of her house

Meeting your friend 's family can be a highlight of any wedding , and you get to see where your pal gets all their weird quirks , sense of humour and looks from .
However guests at any royal wedding can be forgiven for being slightly nervous about approaching the family table , given it 's probably where the Queen and heirs to the thrones are tucking into their slice of wedding cake .
But guests at Princess Eugenie 's wedding to Jack Brooksbank in 2018 have revealed that the Monarch was actually a lot of fun at the reception @ @ @ @ @ @ @ joke about the size of her house .
The couple tied the knot in Windsor , saying I Do in St George 's Chapel , before heading to a private afternoon reception away from the cameras hosted by the bride 's granny , the Queen .
Those lucky enough to be included on the star-studded guestlist enjoyed a luxurious meal , and many even got the chance to have a chat with the Queen .
Pixie Geldof chatted about the celebrations during a podcast with fashion designer Henry Holland , What Were You @ @ @ @ @ @ @ didn ’ t meet her but she was walking around saying stuff like , ‘ Well , it ’ s great that I have a house big enough to hold all these guests ’ .
`` She ’ s full LOL .
She was being funny .
She was like , ‘ Welcome to my home ’ . ''
Pixie also explained that she had a rather embarrassing moment during the day , which saw her trip over in front of a group of other guests .
She said : `` I fell @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , but not on to the floor .
Pixie and Henry also discussed her outfit for the day , a stunning pink dress and a matching hat .
While you would assume a celeb would spend months planning the perfect outfit for such a big occasion , she admitted that was n't the case .
She explained the dress was actually a `` a last minute borrowed Celine number , of course . ''
Eugenie and Jack 's wedding took place in the same venue as Meghan Markle and Prince Harry 's just @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the second royal wedding of the year was a bigger affair , with several days of partying for their nearest and dearest .
As well as the Queen 's reception on the Friday afternoon , immediately after the ceremony , Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson hosted a glitzy bash at their home , Windsor Lodge .
But there was no space for sore heads the next day , the bride and groom held another party on the Saturday , but insiders have said it was a much more laid-back event .
A source @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the more formal celebration at Windsor Castle , the Saturday bash will be a relaxed party .
“ There will be dodgems and funfair rides , coconut shies , lots of food stalls , loads of cocktails , Bloody Marys for the hangovers and a festival vibe .
”

The Queen joined Kate Middleton, Prince William, Prince Charles, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry at Princess Eugenie's royal wedding in October 2018 - and she made the effort to chat to her granddaughter's friends
Queen stunned Princess Eugenie's wedding guests with quip about size of her house
Meeting your friend's family can be a highlight of any wedding, and you get to see where your pal gets all their weird quirks, sense of humour and looks from.
However guests at any royal wedding can be forgiven for being slightly nervous about approaching the family table, given it's probably where the Queen and heirs to the thrones are tucking into their slice of wedding cake.
But guests at Princess Eugenie's wedding to Jack Brooksbank in 2018 have revealed that the Monarch was actually a lot of fun at the reception, and had everyone giggling a cheeky joke about the size of her house.
The couple tied the knot in Windsor, saying I Do in St George's Chapel, before heading to a private afternoon reception away from the cameras hosted by the bride's granny, the Queen.
Image: PA) PA)
Those lucky enough to be included on the star-studded guestlist enjoyed a luxurious meal, and many even got the chance to have a chat with the Queen.
Pixie Geldof chatted about the celebrations during a podcast with fashion designer Henry Holland, What Were You Thinking?
She said: "I didn’t meet her but she was walking around saying stuff like, ‘Well, it’s great that I have a house big enough to hold all these guests’.
Image: James Gourley/REX/Shutterstock) James Gourley/REX/Shutterstock)
"She’s full LOL. She was being funny. She was like, ‘Welcome to my home’."
Pixie also explained that she had a rather embarrassing moment during the day, which saw her trip over in front of a group of other guests.
She said: "I fell over at one point. Stacked it, but not on to the floor.
"And not drunk – hadn’t drunk."
Image: Tim Rooke/REX) Tim Rooke/REX)
Pixie and Henry also discussed her outfit for the day, a stunning pink dress and a matching hat.
While you would assume a celeb would spend months planning the perfect outfit for such a big occasion, she admitted that wasn't the case.
She explained the dress was actually a "a last minute borrowed Celine number, of course."
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Eugenie and Jack's wedding took place in the same venue as Meghan Markle and Prince Harry 's just a few months after them.
However the second royal wedding of the year was a bigger affair, with several days of partying for their nearest and dearest.
As well as the Queen's reception on the Friday afternoon, immediately after the ceremony, Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson hosted a glitzy bash at their home, Windsor Lodge.
But there was no space for sore heads the next day, the bride and groom held another party on the Saturday, but insiders have said it was a much more laid-back event.
A source told Vanity Fair said: “After the more formal celebration at Windsor Castle, the Saturday bash will be a relaxed party.
“There will be dodgems and funfair rides, coconut shies, lots of food stalls, loads of cocktails, Bloody Marys for the hangovers and a festival vibe.”


thedailymirror--2020-09-14--Mum claims tickling your kids is 'child abuse' and says parents must stop

A mum who urged parents to stop tickling their children as it 's `` child abuse '' has divided opinions .
The unnamed woman claimed that if you ’ re ever tickling your child and they ask you to stop , you should do so immediately - even if you ’ re playing or they instigated it .
She explained that it ’ s about consent and teaching them that they have control over their body .
But her plea left parents utterly baffled , as many argued that it ’ s just fun and games .
One woman , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : “ So it ’ d be child abuse to do it to my kids ?
“ She continued by pointing out that kids often change their mind - one minute they like it , the next they don ’ t , then they ’ re asking to be tickled more .
And according to news.com.au said : “ Generally it ’ s actually the best way to momentarily paralyse a toddler in order to get shoes on them.
” But her light-hearted approach did nothing to diffuse the situation .
The mum @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the scenario is , you should always stop tickling when your child asks you to , and although they might like it , it doesn ’ t mean they want to be tickled all the time .
The other parent , who argued that her two-year-old doesn ’ t “ make the rules ” and that if he did she ’ d be subjected to watching videos of tractors and eating raisins all day long , said that she ’ s not advocating tickling as a punishment .
But added : “ C @ @ @ @ @ @ @ delving into this a bit far.
” Although the stubborn mum wouldn ’ t back down and said this was one thing parents could do to show their children some respect , many thought she was taking things a little too far .
Whilst one said that tickling wasn ’ t going to traumatise a child in this case , another said : “ What ?
We argue about tickling now ?
2020 is the worst.
” Yet there were a few people who agreed with the mum that it was the best @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Do you have a story to share ?
We want to hear all about it .
Email us at yourmirror @ mirror.co.uk

The unnamed mum took to Facebook to explain to parents why they shouldn't continue to tickle their children once they're told to stop - but some people think she's "delving into this a bit far"
Mum claims tickling your kids is 'child abuse' and says parents must stop
A mum who urged parents to stop tickling their children as it's "child abuse" has divided opinions.
The unnamed woman claimed that if you’re ever tickling your child and they ask you to stop, you should do so immediately - even if you’re playing or they instigated it.
She explained that it’s about consent and teaching them that they have control over their body.
But her plea left parents utterly baffled, as many argued that it’s just fun and games.
One woman, who commented on her Facebook post asked: “So it’d be child abuse to do it to my kids?“
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
She continued by pointing out that kids often change their mind - one minute they like it, the next they don’t, then they’re asking to be tickled more.
And according to news.com.au said: “Generally it’s actually the best way to momentarily paralyse a toddler in order to get shoes on them.”
But her light-hearted approach did nothing to diffuse the situation.
The mum said it doesn’t matter what the scenario is, you should always stop tickling when your child asks you to, and although they might like it, it doesn’t mean they want to be tickled all the time.
The other parent, who argued that her two-year-old doesn’t “make the rules” and that if he did she’d be subjected to watching videos of tractors and eating raisins all day long, said that she’s not advocating tickling as a punishment.
But added: “C’mon I think you’re delving into this a bit far.”
Although the stubborn mum wouldn’t back down and said this was one thing parents could do to show their children some respect, many thought she was taking things a little too far.
Whilst one said that tickling wasn’t going to traumatise a child in this case, another said: “What? We argue about tickling now? 2020 is the worst.”
Yet there were a few people who agreed with the mum that it was the best way to teach their children about consent.
Do you have a story to share? We want to hear all about it. Email us at yourmirror@mirror.co.uk


thedailymirror--2020-09-14--Young dancer jumped from building after finding abusive boyfriend cheated on her

A 22-year-old dancer jumped from an eighth-storey balcony after learning her abusive boyfriend had cheated on her .
Tragic Georgia Brodrick called her dad in hysterics on July 17 from her apartment in Melbourne , Australia , begging him to pick her up .
But he did not reach her in time , and she was left with devastating injuries - but incredibly survived the fall .
Ms Brodrick jumped from the balcony and landed on a fence , before falling into a nearby ditch .
She was rushed to hospital and put into an induced coma for emergency surgery @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were so bad that doctors gave her just a 10 % chance of survival , suffering a broken back , neck and leg .
Miraculously she pulled through with no brain damage , although she has no memory of the traumatic moments before she jumped .
Ms Brodrick spent three weeks on the trauma ward being fed through a tube and is now using a wheelchair .
She 's now bravely opened up about the emotional abuse she suffered at the hands of her controlling boyfriend .
`` If I tried to leave @ @ @ @ @ @ @ door and would n't let me out of the apartment , '' she told Daily Mail Australia .
`` My family tried to warn me because they could see through his manipulation , so he constantly put them down and blamed them for my insecurities .
`` He made me feel like he was the only person who truly loved me . ''
Thankfully she 's now safe with her family and getting the help she needs to move on .
She hopes to be able to walk again by Christmas , but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ regain full use of her left arm .
Friends organised a GoFundMe for Ms Brodrick after her accident , which reads : `` She has had a lot of surgeries but she will still have a massive recovery ahead .
`` There is going to be a lot of cost to get our girl back on her feet as she may never be able to walk properly again .
`` The money will be going to get her Dialectical behaviour therapy as well as rehab and other treatments along the way . ''
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ relationship to seek help as soon as possible .
`` Please speak to a family member or a close friend that you trust , ask them for help and organise a plan to get out of the dangerous situation . ''
For emotional support , you can call the Samaritans 24-hour helpline on 116 123 , email jo @ samaritans.org , visit a Samaritans branch in person or go to the Samaritans website .

Tragic Georgia Brodrick, 22, suffered devastating injuries after jumping from the eighth-floor balcony of a building in Melbourne, Australia, in a desperate attempt to escape her partner
Young dancer jumped from building after discovering abusive boyfriend had cheated on her
A 22-year-old dancer jumped from an eighth-storey balcony after learning her abusive boyfriend had cheated on her.
Tragic Georgia Brodrick called her dad in hysterics on July 17 from her apartment in Melbourne, Australia, begging him to pick her up.
But he did not reach her in time, and she was left with devastating injuries - but incredibly survived the fall.
Ms Brodrick jumped from the balcony and landed on a fence, before falling into a nearby ditch.
She was rushed to hospital and put into an induced coma for emergency surgery on her left arm.
Image: Georgia Brodrick/Facebook) Georgia Brodrick/Facebook)
Her injuries were so bad that doctors gave her just a 10% chance of survival, suffering a broken back, neck and leg.
Miraculously she pulled through with no brain damage, although she has no memory of the traumatic moments before she jumped.
Ms Brodrick spent three weeks on the trauma ward being fed through a tube and is now using a wheelchair.
She's now bravely opened up about the emotional abuse she suffered at the hands of her controlling boyfriend.
"If I tried to leave him he would sit at the front door and wouldn't let me out of the apartment," she told Daily Mail Australia.
Image: Georgia Brodrick/Facebook) Georgia Brodrick/Facebook) Image: Georgia Brodrick/Facebook) Georgia Brodrick/Facebook)
"My family tried to warn me because they could see through his manipulation, so he constantly put them down and blamed them for my insecurities.
"He made me feel like he was the only person who truly loved me."
Thankfully she's now safe with her family and getting the help she needs to move on.
She hopes to be able to walk again by Christmas, but doesn't know if she'll ever regain full use of her left arm.
Friends organised a GoFundMe for Ms Brodrick after her accident, which reads: "She has had a lot of surgeries but she will still have a massive recovery ahead.
Image: Georgia Brodrick/Facebook) Georgia Brodrick/Facebook)
"There is going to be a lot of cost to get our girl back on her feet as she may never be able to walk properly again.
"The money will be going to get her Dialectical behaviour therapy as well as rehab and other treatments along the way."
Ms Brodrick urges anyone in an abusive relationship to seek help as soon as possible.
"Please speak to a family member or a close friend that you trust, ask them for help and organise a plan to get out of the dangerous situation."
For emotional support, you can call the Samaritans 24-hour helpline on 116 123, email jo@samaritans.org, visit a Samaritans branch in person or go to the Samaritans website.