thedailymirror--2020-08-27--Katy Perry 'won the battle' with Orlando Bloom over choosing Daisy's name

Katy Perry reportedly 'won the battle ' over naming her newborn daughter with fiancé Orlando Bloom set on a different moniker .
The 35-year-old pop star welcomed their first daughter together on Wednesday , August 26 and in their announcement through UNICEF , revealed that the baby will be called Daisy Dove Bloom .
It would seem that this was not Orlando 's first choice though and that he had proposed Fiona instead .
According to Us Weekly , Katy won the naming rights day and it was her choice that will be with her daughter forever .
Speaking to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : `` Katy won the battle over baby ’ s name .
`` She was pulling for the moniker Daisy , but Orlando liked Fiona.
” The 43-year-old Pirates of the Caribbean star was hopeful for Fiona as he allegedly thought it “ sounded good alongside ” his name and nine-year-old son Flynn , who he shares with Miranda Kerr .
It would seem that it was a late decision on what the baby will be called as last month a source had said that they had `` yet to agree '' on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the time that Katy had already made her choice but they had not agreed as a couple .
The insider explained : `` She likes the name Daisy because daisies are her favourite flowers , simple , pure and sunny .
“ She is also fond of the name Grace Ann .
Ann after her grandmother , whose name was Ann Pearl.
” Orlando was reportedly `` okay with honouring Katy ’ s late Grandma , he like [ d ] her middle name , Pearl . ''
The singer surprised her fans @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the music video for Never Worn White , debuting her baby bump in the process .
They announced the safe arrival of Daisy through UNICEF in a statement which read : `` We are floating with love and wonder from the safe and healthy arrival of our daughter .
“ In celebration of the heart we know our daughter already has , we have set up a [ UNICEF ] donation page to celebrate DDB ’ s arrival .
`` By supporting them , you are supporting a safe start to life @ @ @ @ @ @ @ child .
We hope your heart can bloom with generosity.
” The statement was accompanied by a black and white photo of Katy and Orlando holding their daughter 's hand .
Katy had a daisy painted on her thumbnail .
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Katy Perry was reportedly the one that was most keen on naming her newborn daughter Daisy after Orlando Bloom proposed an alternative during pregnancy
Katy Perry 'won the battle' with Orlando Bloom over choosing Daisy's name
Katy Perry reportedly 'won the battle' over naming her newborn daughter with fiancé Orlando Bloom set on a different moniker.
The 35-year-old pop star welcomed their first daughter together on Wednesday, August 26 and in their announcement through UNICEF, revealed that the baby will be called Daisy Dove Bloom.
It would seem that this was not Orlando's first choice though and that he had proposed Fiona instead.
According to Us Weekly, Katy won the naming rights day and it was her choice that will be with her daughter forever.
Speaking to the US publication, a source said: "Katy won the battle over baby’s name.
"She was pulling for the moniker Daisy, but Orlando liked Fiona.”
Image: FilmMagic,) FilmMagic,)
The 43-year-old Pirates of the Caribbean star was hopeful for Fiona as he allegedly thought it “sounded good alongside” his name and nine-year-old son Flynn, who he shares with Miranda Kerr.
It would seem that it was a late decision on what the baby will be called as last month a source had said that they had "yet to agree" on the name.
The source said at the time that Katy had already made her choice but they had not agreed as a couple.
Image: Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom) Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom)
The insider explained: "She likes the name Daisy because daisies are her favourite flowers, simple, pure and sunny.
“She is also fond of the name Grace Ann. Ann after her grandmother, whose name was Ann Pearl.”
Orlando was reportedly "okay with honouring Katy’s late Grandma, he like[d] her middle name, Pearl."
The singer surprised her fans in March when she announced her pregnancy in the music video for Never Worn White, debuting her baby bump in the process.
Image: WireImage) WireImage)
They announced the safe arrival of Daisy through UNICEF in a statement which read: "We are floating with love and wonder from the safe and healthy arrival of our daughter.
“In celebration of the heart we know our daughter already has, we have set up a [UNICEF] donation page to celebrate DDB’s arrival.
"By supporting them, you are supporting a safe start to life and reimagining a healthier world for every child. We hope your heart can bloom with generosity.”
The statement was accompanied by a black and white photo of Katy and Orlando holding their daughter's hand.
Katy had a daisy painted on her thumbnail.
Do you have a story to sell? Get in touch with us at webcelebs@trinitymirror.com or call us direct 0207 29 33033


thedailymirror--2020-08-27--Extraordinary life of Alexandre Dumas was even more exciting than his novels

Google is celebrating the life of revered French novelist Alexandre Dumas with a doodle serialising one of his best loved works .
The slideshow tells the story of The Count of Monte Cristo - an adventure novel about a man who is falsely accused of treason , arrested on his wedding day , and thrown into a dungeon on the island prison of Chateau D'If .
He eventually manages to escape and re-enters high society under a disguise , as the elusive Count of Monte Cristo .
The story tells how he exacts revenge on those he believes responsible for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The book was originally published in Parisian newspaper Les Journal des Débats , in instalments .
The first chapter was published on 28 August 1844 - 176 years ago today .
Alexandre Dumas based much of his work on his own experiences , with his life just as eventful and exciting as the stories he told .
Born in Aisne , France , in 1806 , Alexandre grew up in poverty with his mother struggling to make ends meet .
His father , Thomas Dumas , was a freed slave , aristocrat @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but he had tragically died of stomach cancer when his son was just three-years-old .
The young Alexandre grew up hearing stories of his father 's adventures - of which there were many .
Thomas Dumas had been born in Saint-Domingue ( today Haiti ) as the son of a slave and a French nobleman .
He was brought to France and educated , and his aristocrat father helped him enter the military .
Thomas quickly rose through the ranks , becoming the first black man to be promoted to brigadier general , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a French army .
He played a vital role in the French Revolutionary Wars , commanding 53,000 troops and once single handedly defeating an entire squadron of enemy soldiers .
He was nicknamed `` the Horatius Cocles of the Tyrol '' after a hero who had saved all of Ancient Rome .
Thomas ' military career came to an end when his ship ran aground in Italy , and he was captured and imprisoned .
He spent two years in a dungeon , which had a devastating effect on his health .
When @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in one eye and partially paralysed , and so he retired to a farm with his wife .
While Alexandre Dumas never really knew his father , many of his characters are thought to have been inspired by the late Thomas ' daring exploits .
As a young man , Alexandre Dumas began his career writing magazine articles .
He eventually turned his hand to playwriting , producing two works - Henry III and His Courts and Christine - which were both highly acclaimed .
This gave him the income to write full @ @ @ @ @ @ @ very popular , and commercially successful , author .
Dumas wrote essays on famous criminals , adventure novels , travel books and memoirs , with his work translated into multiple languages as he achieved international recognition .
But he spent money almost as quickly as he made it .
Dumas led a decadent lifestyle , buying an extravagant castle where he entertained friends without considering the cost .
Although he married , Alexandre was also a notorious womaniser and was believed to have had up to 40 mistresses - one of them a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his age .
He eventually had to sell his castle , due to mounting debts , and after a bout of cholera he decided to travel Europe .
He visited England , Spain , Italy , Switzerland , Germany , Belgium , Russia and French Algeria throughout his life , spending considerable periods of time living abroad ( sometimes to escape his creditors or to avoid political enemies - and once when everybody thought he had died ) .
Dumas did face discrimination and prejudice due to his biracial background , and his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
He once tried to run for office , but was rejected because of the colour of his skin .
Dumas died aged 68 , in 1870 .
He was buried in Aisne , not far from where he was born .
In 2002 , French President Jacques Chirac honoured the 200th birthday of Alexandre Dumas by having his ashes moved to the Pantheon , in Paris .
During the ceremony Chirac acknowledged that racism had existed in France , and said the re-interment was a step to correct that wrong .
Alexandre @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Hugo , Emile Zola , and many other French luminaries .

Alexandre Dumas is celebrated with a Google Doodle that tells the story of The Count of Monte Cristo - one of his most famous novels
Extraordinary life of Alexandre Dumas was even more exciting than his novels
Google is celebrating the life of revered French novelist Alexandre Dumas with a doodle serialising one of his best loved works.
The slideshow tells the story of The Count of Monte Cristo - an adventure novel about a man who is falsely accused of treason, arrested on his wedding day, and thrown into a dungeon on the island prison of Chateau D'If.
He eventually manages to escape and re-enters high society under a disguise, as the elusive Count of Monte Cristo.
The story tells how he exacts revenge on those he believes responsible for his unjust imprisonment - with devastating consequences.
The book was originally published in Parisian newspaper Les Journal des Débats, in instalments.
The first chapter was published on 28 August 1844 - 176 years ago today.
Alexandre Dumas based much of his work on his own experiences, with his life just as eventful and exciting as the stories he told.
Born in Aisne, France, in 1806, Alexandre grew up in poverty with his mother struggling to make ends meet.
His father, Thomas Dumas, was a freed slave, aristocrat, and a celebrated war general, but he had tragically died of stomach cancer when his son was just three-years-old.
The young Alexandre grew up hearing stories of his father's adventures - of which there were many.
Thomas Dumas had been born in Saint-Domingue (today Haiti) as the son of a slave and a French nobleman. He was brought to France and educated, and his aristocrat father helped him enter the military.
Thomas quickly rose through the ranks, becoming the first black man to be promoted to brigadier general, divisional general, and eventually general-in-chief of a French army.
He played a vital role in the French Revolutionary Wars, commanding 53,000 troops and once single handedly defeating an entire squadron of enemy soldiers.
He was nicknamed "the Horatius Cocles of the Tyrol" after a hero who had saved all of Ancient Rome.
Thomas' military career came to an end when his ship ran aground in Italy, and he was captured and imprisoned. He spent two years in a dungeon, which had a devastating effect on his health.
When he was finally released he was blind in one eye and partially paralysed, and so he retired to a farm with his wife.
While Alexandre Dumas never really knew his father, many of his characters are thought to have been inspired by the late Thomas' daring exploits.
As a young man, Alexandre Dumas began his career writing magazine articles. He eventually turned his hand to playwriting, producing two works - Henry III and His Courts and Christine - which were both highly acclaimed.
This gave him the income to write full time, and he quickly became a very popular, and commercially successful, author.
Dumas wrote essays on famous criminals, adventure novels, travel books and memoirs, with his work translated into multiple languages as he achieved international recognition.
But he spent money almost as quickly as he made it. Dumas led a decadent lifestyle, buying an extravagant castle where he entertained friends without considering the cost.
Although he married, Alexandre was also a notorious womaniser and was believed to have had up to 40 mistresses - one of them a very famous American actress less than half his age.
He eventually had to sell his castle, due to mounting debts, and after a bout of cholera he decided to travel Europe.
He visited England, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Belgium, Russia and French Algeria throughout his life, spending considerable periods of time living abroad (sometimes to escape his creditors or to avoid political enemies - and once when everybody thought he had died).
Dumas did face discrimination and prejudice due to his biracial background, and his novel Georges deals with racism and race.
He once tried to run for office, but was rejected because of the colour of his skin.
Dumas died aged 68, in 1870. He was buried in Aisne, not far from where he was born.
In 2002, French President Jacques Chirac honoured the 200th birthday of Alexandre Dumas by having his ashes moved to the Pantheon, in Paris.
During the ceremony Chirac acknowledged that racism had existed in France, and said the re-interment was a step to correct that wrong.
Alexandre Dumas is now enshrined next to Victor Hugo, Emile Zola, and many other French luminaries.


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thedailymirror--2020-08-27--Teachers fear 'vulnerability gap' for pupils bereaved during pandemic

The majority of teachers are worried they will not be not be able to help children who experienced bereavement , poor mental health or domestic abuse during lockdown without extra Government support .
Pollsters found 71 % of teachers fear they will struggle to address existing inequalities for poorer pupils who may have also suffered at home during lockdown .
A report by the IPPR thinktank warned of a looming “ vulnerability gap ” for thousands of children suffering from poor mental health , neglect and domestic abuse during months away from the classroom .
Vulnerable learners are “ essentially @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
As schools prepare to return next week , teachers reported being in the dark on the challenges pupils are facing and expressed concerns about being able to help them succeed .
Only 44 per cent of teachers were confident in knowing if their pupils had suffered a bereavement during lockdown and 40 per cent feel confident supporting them through it .
Only 35 % were confident they knew which pupils were experiencing deteriorating mental health and 20 % said they knew if children had been victims of domestic abuse .
The thinktank @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for these pupils as it warned the £1bn catch-up plan from the Government was inadequate .
The IPPR ’ s Harry Quilter-Pinner said : “ Thousands of children have experienced increased bereavement , domestic abuse and deteriorations in their mental health during lockdown .
“ Our polling shows that not only are many teachers unaware which children have been affected but that they want and need more training to help them support these children .
“ September is a vital moment to assess the impact lockdown has had on the most vulnerable children @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that the most vulnerable children get the support and attention they need to thrive.
” Kiran Gill , Chief Executive of The Difference charity , warned that failing children would lead to problems in later life .
She said : “ We know it is the most vulnerable children in our schools who are at risk of educational failure , school exclusion , serious mental health problems and long-term unemployment – now even more so following the tragic impact of the pandemic on so many families.
” The report also said schools should @ @ @ @ @ @ @ many vulnerable students needed extra support .
The news comes after it emerged that the gap between pupils from poor and better-off families stopped shrinking for the first time in 10 years and now appears to be widening .
A damning report by the Education Policy Unit found disadvantaged pupils - who were eligible for free school meals - were 18.1 months of learning behind after taking their GCSEs in 2019 .
Poorer primary pupils were 9.3 months behind and Reception pupils were 4.6 months behind their wealthier peers .

A new report found 71% of teachers fear they will struggle to address existing inequalities for poorer pupils who may have also suffered at home during lockdown
The majority of teachers are worried they will not be not be able to help children who experienced bereavement, poor mental health or domestic abuse during lockdown without extra Government support.
Pollsters found 71% of teachers fear they will struggle to address existing inequalities for poorer pupils who may have also suffered at home during lockdown.
A report by the IPPR thinktank warned of a looming “vulnerability gap” for thousands of children suffering from poor mental health, neglect and domestic abuse during months away from the classroom.
Vulnerable learners are “essentially invisible” to staff, it warned.
As schools prepare to return next week, teachers reported being in the dark on the challenges pupils are facing and expressed concerns about being able to help them succeed.
Image: PA) PA)
Only 44 per cent of teachers were confident in knowing if their pupils had suffered a bereavement during lockdown and 40 per cent feel confident supporting them through it.
Only 35% were confident they knew which pupils were experiencing deteriorating mental health and 20% said they knew if children had been victims of domestic abuse.
The thinktank wants ministers to fund a vulnerability premium for these pupils as it warned the £1bn catch-up plan from the Government was inadequate.
The IPPR’s Harry Quilter-Pinner said: “Thousands of children have experienced increased bereavement, domestic abuse and deteriorations in their mental health during lockdown.
“Our polling shows that not only are many teachers unaware which children have been affected but that they want and need more training to help them support these children.
“September is a vital moment to assess the impact lockdown has had on the most vulnerable children and young people. We must ensure that the most vulnerable children get the support and attention they need to thrive.”
Kiran Gill, Chief Executive of The Difference charity, warned that failing children would lead to problems in later life.
She said: “We know it is the most vulnerable children in our schools who are at risk of educational failure, school exclusion, serious mental health problems and long-term unemployment – now even more so following the tragic impact of the pandemic on so many families.”
The report also said schools should be told to record data on how many vulnerable students needed extra support.
The news comes after it emerged that the gap between pupils from poor and better-off families stopped shrinking for the first time in 10 years and now appears to be widening.
A damning report by the Education Policy Unit found disadvantaged pupils - who were eligible for free school meals - were 18.1 months of learning behind after taking their GCSEs in 2019.
Poorer primary pupils were 9.3 months behind and Reception pupils were 4.6 months behind their wealthier peers.


thedailymirror--2020-08-27--Headteachers insist schools are ready despite Tory chaos but want to know Plan B

Head teachers insist schools will be ready to take pupils this term , despite confusion sparked by Tory U-turns .
But they have demanded a Plan B for local Covid-19 spikes , with 8.9 million kids returning .
Head teachers stepped in to reassure parents children will be safe after Boris Johnson ’ s school return plans descended into chaos amid U-turns and dithering .
The PM had sparked confusion after changing advice and ordering pupils to wear face masks .
And there was anger at delays in getting laptops to kids when they were shut out of class in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Headteachers yesterday insisted schools were ready for the return of kids , many who have missed out on months of education .
However , they also demanded a Plan B for local Covid-19 flare-ups .
with fears schools could close again .
General secretary Paul Whiteman said : “ You don ’ t need a crystal ball to see that local restrictions will be a feature of the autumn and winter .
“ We ’ ve already seen them happening in a few areas of the UK .
“ We ’ ve done @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we can ’ t have any more last-minute plans .
“ Last-minute contingencies have caused chaos so far , but a credible , publicised and well-understood set of alternatives for schools in the event of further disruption will not only give us something to work with but will also help to reassure any families that are still nervous about coming back on day one .
`` We know parents and families want their children to return , but we also know confidence is a fragile thing .
The long list of Government delays @ @ @ @ @ @ @ matters in the slightest , but school leaders and their teams have stuck to their task .
“ They are the ones providing the stability for parents now.
” An NAHT survey found 97 % of schools will welcome back all pupils full-time at the start of the autumn term .
Staff have worked for months to get classrooms ready .
Urging parents to send their children to school , Mr Whiteman added : “ Everyone wants to see pupils back in class next week , with their teachers and their classmates .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ worked incredibly hard over the summer to get schools ready for the start of the autumn term .
“ Please do not let the very public political difficulties and arguments cloud your confidence in schools.
” No10 said this week if any schools have to close because of local Covid spikes “ we expect the school to provide remote education ” .
But millions of kids missed out on learning during lockdown as they did not have access to home computers , or because schools were unprepared for remote teaching .
Insiders believe @ @ @ @ @ @ @ distribute laptops to kids , and hugely underestimated demand .
An estimated 8.9 million children in England are due back next week .
There are fears some could be infected with coronavirus if they travel to class on public transport .
But the NAHT hoped publishing its survey results would help parents make the decision to send youngsters back .
In the 3 % of cases where schools will not open full time to all children , heads plan transition periods for new pupils or phasing entry .
Around 96 % of schools @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Coney Hill Community Primary in Gloucester is one .
Head Dani Brayshaw helped out by wiping down desks .
Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said last night : “ I want to thank headteachers , teachers and school staff for everything they are doing to ensure children can get back into classes safely when the term starts .
”

Some 97% of schools plan to welcome all pupils back full time amid ongoing coronavirus pandemic - but some heads are planning transition periods for new pupils or phasing entry to alleviate children’s anxieties about the return
Headteachers say schools are ready to reopen despite Tory chaos but want to know Plan B
Head teachers insist schools will be ready to take pupils this term, despite confusion sparked by Tory U-turns.
But they have demanded a Plan B for local Covid-19 spikes, with 8.9 million kids returning.
A union chief said: “Last-minute contingencies caused chaos.”
Head teachers stepped in to reassure parents children will be safe after Boris Johnson’s school return plans descended into chaos amid U-turns and dithering.
The PM had sparked confusion after changing advice and ordering pupils to wear face masks. And there was anger at delays in getting laptops to kids when they were shut out of class in lockdown.
But the National Association of Headteachers yesterday insisted schools were ready for the return of kids, many who have missed out on months of education.
Image: Alex Lentati/LNP) Alex Lentati/LNP)
However, they also demanded a Plan B for local Covid-19 flare-ups. with fears schools could close again.
General secretary Paul Whiteman said: “You don’t need a crystal ball to see that local restrictions will be a feature of the autumn and winter.
“We’ve already seen them happening in a few areas of the UK.
“We’ve done everything we can to get ready but we can’t have any more last-minute plans.
Image: PA) PA)
“Last-minute contingencies have caused chaos so far, but a credible, publicised and well-understood set of alternatives for schools in the event of further disruption will not only give us something to work with but will also help to reassure any families that are still nervous about coming back on day one.
"We know parents and families want their children to return, but we also know confidence is a fragile thing. The long list of Government delays, U-turns and uncertainty has not helped matters in the slightest, but school leaders and their teams have stuck to their task.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images) Image: PA) PA)
“They are the ones providing the stability for parents now.” An NAHT survey found 97% of schools will welcome back all pupils full-time at the start of the autumn term.
Staff have worked for months to get classrooms ready.
Urging parents to send their children to school, Mr Whiteman added: “Everyone wants to see pupils back in class next week, with their teachers and their classmates.
“These figures clearly show teams have worked incredibly hard over the summer to get schools ready for the start of the autumn term.
Image: PA) PA) Image: PA) PA)
“Please do not let the very public political difficulties and arguments cloud your confidence in schools.”
No10 said this week if any schools have to close because of local Covid spikes “we expect the school to provide remote education”.
But millions of kids missed out on learning during lockdown as they did not have access to home computers, or because schools were unprepared for remote teaching.
Image: PA) PA) Image: PA) PA)
Insiders believe the Government took far too long to distribute laptops to kids, and hugely underestimated demand.
An estimated 8.9 million children in England are due back next week. There are fears some could be infected with coronavirus if they travel to class on public transport.
But the NAHT hoped publishing its survey results would help parents make the decision to send youngsters back.
Image: PA) PA) Image: PA) PA)
In the 3% of cases where schools will not open full time to all children, heads plan transition periods for new pupils or phasing entry.
Around 96% of schools are organising regular extra cleaning of classrooms.
Coney Hill Community Primary in Gloucester is one. Head Dani Brayshaw helped out by wiping down desks.
Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said last night: “I want to thank headteachers, teachers and school staff for everything they are doing to ensure children can get back into classes safely when the term starts.”


thedailymirror--2020-08-27--ADVERTORIAL: The UK has left the EU - 5 things any firm buying goods from EU needs to do

We have left the EU and will leave the single market and customs union on 31 December 2020 .
Now is the time for businesses to start taking actions in order to be best placed for the UK 's new start and to take advantage of new opportunities .
We ALL need to take action BEFORE January 1 2021 to prepare as we transition to our new relationship and trading rules change .
Business owners need to be ready for a new approach to trading with our EU partners , with changes to how our borders will operate for moving @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from the EU will change - and businesses in Great Britain need to follow the five steps below to ensure they are ready .
Northern Ireland will have different rules and for specific guidance check gov.uk .
And it 's also worth noting there are different rules for receiving goods by post and importing goods from countries outside the EU too .
Step 1 .
Decide how you ’ re going to make customs declarations from 1 January 2021 You 'll need to make customs declarations when you import goods from the EU @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with customs for them .
Customs agents , freight forwarders and express operators can help you with declarations and ensure you are providing the necessary information .
Click here to find out more .
Step 2 .
Check the new rules for your type of goods Businesses will need to check what new licences and certificates they may now need .
Firms also need to check the rules for importing alcohol , tobacco and certain oils .
Step 3 .
Make sure you have an EORI number starting with GB You need an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ January 2021 .
You will need this to complete customs declarations .
The number is needed to use HMRC ’ s customs systems , so if you don ’ t get one before the end of the transition period your goods may be delayed , and you risk having to pay storage fees for your goods .
Click here to get one .
Step 4 .
Check the rate of tax and duty you might need to pay The UK Global Tariff may apply to goods you import from 1 January 2021 .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ , unless you are importing from a country that the UK has a trade deal with , a country that is part of the Generalised Scheme of Preferences or where an exception applies .
Use the tariff lookup tool to check the tariffs that may apply to goods you import from 1 January 2021 .
Step 5 .
See if you can delay your payment Most traders with a good compliance record will be able to defer declarations on most goods for up to six months after 1 January 2021 .
You can @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tool to find out what YOU need to do before Jan 1 2021 The government has launched a quick and easy online transition checker everybody can use - be it a business or an individual .
It takes just a few minutes to complete and instantly gives personalised lists of actions for you , your family , and your business as we move forward together .
We all need to plan ahead and this tool makes that simple .
Check the guidance .
Make the changes .
And let ’ s get going @ @ @ @ @ @ @ actions that businesses and individuals need to take before the end of the transition period can be found on gov.uk/transition .

The process for importing goods from the EU will change on January 1 2021
The UK has left the EU - 5 things any business buying goods from Europe needs to do
We have left the EU and will leave the single market and customs union on 31 December 2020. Now is the time for businesses to start taking actions in order to be best placed for the UK's new start and to take advantage of new opportunities.
We ALL need to take action BEFORE January 1 2021 to prepare as we transition to our new relationship and trading rules change.
Business owners need to be ready for a new approach to trading with our EU partners, with changes to how our borders will operate for moving goods.
The process for importing goods from the EU will change - and businesses in Great Britain need to follow the five steps below to ensure they are ready. Northern Ireland will have different rules and for specific guidance check gov.uk.
And it's also worth noting there are different rules for receiving goods by post and importing goods from countries outside the EU too.
Step 1. Decide how you’re going to make customs declarations from 1 January 2021
You'll need to make customs declarations when you import goods from the EU.
Most businesses get someone to deal with customs for them.
Customs agents, freight forwarders and express operators can help you with declarations and ensure you are providing the necessary information. Click here to find out more.
Step 2. Check the new rules for your type of goods
Businesses will need to check what new licences and certificates they may now need.
Firms also need to check the rules for importing alcohol, tobacco and certain oils.
Step 3. Make sure you have an EORI number starting with GB
You need an EORI number to import goods from 1 January 2021. You will need this to complete customs declarations.
The number is needed to use HMRC’s customs systems, so if you don’t get one before the end of the transition period your goods may be delayed, and you risk having to pay storage fees for your goods. Click here to get one.
Step 4. Check the rate of tax and duty you might need to pay
The UK Global Tariff may apply to goods you import from 1 January 2021.
It applies to imports from all countries, unless you are importing from a country that the UK has a trade deal with, a country that is part of the Generalised Scheme of Preferences or where an exception applies.
Use the tariff lookup tool to check the tariffs that may apply to goods you import from 1 January 2021.
Step 5. See if you can delay your payment
Most traders with a good compliance record will be able to defer declarations on most goods for up to six months after 1 January 2021.
You can get more information here.
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thedailymirror--2020-08-27--ADVERTORIAL: Asda brings back popular Bank Holiday BBQ food offer - plus new spirits deal

Come rain or shine , you 're guaranteed a sizzling hot deal at Asda for the last Bank Holiday weekend @ @ @ @ @ popular 3-for-£10 deal is back with more than 70 dishes to choose from , including @ @ @ @ @ steaks and chicken fillets .
Do n't forget to visit asdagoodliving.co.uk for lots of tasty @ @ @ @ @ Plus the price of top 1L spirits such as Smirnoff , Gordons and Bells have @ @ @ @ @ in time for the long weekend .
And what 's more , Asda has won @ @ @ @ @ — which compares prices across Asda , Morrisons , Sainsbury ’ s , Tesco and @ @ @ @ @ running !
Below are some of the other great value discounted items ... click on @ @ @ @ @ in your basket at Asda.com The Famous Grouse Blended Scotch Whisky - was £21 , @ @ @ @ @ • Offers available at selected stores .
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Pick up a Bank Holiday bargain at Asda ahead of the weekend
Come rain or shine, you're guaranteed a sizzling hot deal at Asda for the last Bank Holiday weekend of 2020.
Asda's popular 3-for-£10 deal is back with more than 70 dishes to choose from, including BBQ essentials like sausages, steaks and chicken fillets.
Don't forget to visit asdagoodliving.co.uk for lots of tasty BBQ ideas and inspiration.
Plus the price of top 1L spirits such as Smirnoff, Gordons and Bells have all been cut to £17* in time for the long weekend.
And what's more, Asda has won the Grocer 33 Price Award** — which compares prices across Asda, Morrisons, Sainsbury’s, Tesco and Waitrose — for 23 years running!
Below are some of the other great value discounted items...click on any to get that bargain in your basket at Asda.com
3-for-£10 deal ideas
1L spirits on offer
Smirnoff Premium Vodka - was £20.50, now £17 (£17.00/lt)
The Famous Grouse Blended Scotch Whisky - was £21, now £17 (£17.00/lt)
Bacardí Carta Blanca White Rum - was £19.50, now £17 (£17.00/lt)
Gordon's Special London Dry Gin - was £20.50, now £17 (£17.00/lt)
Bell's Original Blended Scotch Whisky - was £20.50, now £17 (£17.00/lt)


thedailymirror--2020-08-27--ADVERTORIAL: All the things which are changing as schools and colleges open doors again

It ’ s the start of a new term and it ’ s time for children across the country to get back to school , nursery and college .
Many parents , pupils and teachers are excited to get back into the routine and although it ’ s understandable to have a few worries the benefits of going back into education are clear .
Not only will pupils be learning again , but they ’ ll benefit from the sense of routine , the chance to see their friends and a boost to their wellbeing .
With new safety measures @ @ @ @ @ @ @ different , but pupils will be guaranteed plenty of support from their teachers .
Dr Paul Phillips CBE , 62 , the Principal and Chief Executive of the Weston College Group in Somerset is one of many leaders who ’ s worked hard to make the learning environment safe and welcoming for returning students .
He said : `` If you came into my campuses you ’ d see the one-way system , you ’ d see all the sanitisers , you ’ d see the counselling service , you ’ d see @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , but behind that are the individual learning plans for each student .
That ’ s where the crucial planning really takes place .
`` We ’ ve increased the number of mental health advisors and support workers who are here , we ’ ve put a massive investment into all levels of additional learning support at tutorial level , mentoring and one-to-one teaching .
`` I ’ ve doubled the amount of cleaners in the college – I just need to be assured that everything we do is protecting everyone . ''
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ and many parents are worried that their children have fallen behind , but parenting expert and author Dr Kalanit Ben-Ari believes they ’ ll catch up quickly and that getting back into the classroom will boost their mental health .
`` I ’ m not worried about the academic gap , because I think kids will pick up very quickly .
But it ’ s starting to affect their mental health more and more , so it ’ s good that they will be back in school from September , '' says Dr @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to sit down all day .
They need to be out in the fresh air and moving their bodies .
It ’ s so important for children of all ages to interact with their friends face to face for communication , and non-verbal communication .
`` Kids at home have spent a long time on screens while parents are working and they don ’ t have the resources to entertain and teach their children at home .
Spending more time on screens will have affected their mental health : it increases anxiety , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bit more vulnerable to it . ''
For Chloe Williams , a beauty therapy student at Weston College , the return can ’ t come soon enough .
`` I feel ready to go for a long-awaited 2020 and seeing the new socially distanced facilities has been great , '' she says .
`` My tutors are very approachable if I have any worries and we are all helping each other . ''
The PHE ’ s Chief Nurse , Viv Bennett , says : `` Parents can be reassured that to maximise @ @ @ @ @ @ @ system of controls has been advised by PHE and is published in DfE guidance .
Evidence so far indicates that schools do not appear to be a primary driver of coronavirus infections in the community .
Globally , children and young people have been found to experience coronavirus asymptomatically or as a minor illness . ''
The Government ’ s new Wellbeing for Education Return package has training and resources for teachers and young people to protect their wellbeing and mental health .
Now the NHS Test and Trace system is up and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ about what needs to be done to stay safer .
Children should stay at home if they have any symptoms such as a fever , continuous cough or loss of taste and smell .
If there is an outbreak at a school or college , local health protection teams will work with staff to agree what action is needed .
Schools shouldn ’ t need to close fully , but if they do there ’ ll be a contingency plan in place to make sure children ’ s education continues .
It ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ school and college for their educational progress , mental wellbeing and wider development , so attendance is mandatory from the beginning of the new school year .
For post-16 , attendance is important because if a student doesn ’ t turn up their college may believe they ’ ve left the course .
Schools and colleges have put in a raft of measures to keep pupils and staff safe , including staggered start and finish times and lunch breaks , one-way systems , extra cleaning and encouraging regular handwashing .
Where it ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with younger children , contact between groups or “ bubbles ” will be limited .
This means things will look a little different , so if parents or young people are anxious or worried about returning , they should have a chat with teachers .
Parents with younger children are encouraged to take up a nursery place because it provides a routine and helps them develop their social skills .
The Government offers a wide range of financial support for families with children aged up to 11 , including Tax-Free Childcare worth up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you can also apply for a 30 hours free childcare place before 31 August .
Find out more here : childcarechoices.gov.uk

Educational institutions are ready to welcome pupils back safely – and the benefits to their wellbeing and mental health are huge
All the things which are changing as schools and colleges open doors again
It’s the start of a new term and it’s time for children across the country to get back to school, nursery and college.
Many parents, pupils and teachers are excited to get back into the routine and although it’s understandable to have a few worries the benefits of going back into education are clear.
Not only will pupils be learning again, but they’ll benefit from the sense of routine, the chance to see their friends and a boost to their wellbeing.
With new safety measures in place things will look a bit different, but pupils will be guaranteed plenty of support from their teachers.
Dr Paul Phillips CBE, 62, the Principal and Chief Executive of the Weston College Group in Somerset is one of many leaders who’s worked hard to make the learning environment safe and welcoming for returning students.
He said: "If you came into my campuses you’d see the one-way system, you’d see all the sanitisers, you’d see the counselling service, you’d see the ability for us to check temperatures, but behind that are the individual learning plans for each student. That’s where the crucial planning really takes place.
"We’ve increased the number of mental health advisors and support workers who are here, we’ve put a massive investment into all levels of additional learning support at tutorial level, mentoring and one-to-one teaching.
"I’ve doubled the amount of cleaners in the college – I just need to be assured that everything we do is protecting everyone."
Home schooling hasn’t been easy and many parents are worried that their children have fallen behind, but parenting expert and author Dr Kalanit Ben-Ari believes they’ll catch up quickly and that getting back into the classroom will boost their mental health.
"I’m not worried about the academic gap, because I think kids will pick up very quickly. But it’s starting to affect their mental health more and more, so it’s good that they will be back in school from September," says Dr Ben-Ari.
"Children are not designed to sit down all day. They need to be out in the fresh air and moving their bodies. It’s so important for children of all ages to interact with their friends face to face for communication, and non-verbal communication.
"Kids at home have spent a long time on screens while parents are working and they don’t have the resources to entertain and teach their children at home. Spending more time on screens will have affected their mental health: it increases anxiety, especially with children who are a little bit more vulnerable to it."
For Chloe Williams, a beauty therapy student at Weston College, the return can’t come soon enough. "I feel ready to go for a long-awaited 2020 and seeing the new socially distanced facilities has been great," she says. "My tutors are very approachable if I have any worries and we are all helping each other."
The PHE’s Chief Nurse, Viv Bennett, says: "Parents can be reassured that to maximise safety in schools, an extremely stringent system of controls has been advised by PHE and is published in DfE guidance. Evidence so far indicates that schools do not appear to be a primary driver of coronavirus infections in the community. Globally, children and young people have been found to experience coronavirus asymptomatically or as a minor illness."
The Government’s new Wellbeing for Education Return package has training and resources for teachers and young people to protect their wellbeing and mental health.
Now the NHS Test and Trace system is up and running and there’s more understanding about what needs to be done to stay safer. Children should stay at home if they have any symptoms such as a fever, continuous cough or loss of taste and smell. If there is an outbreak at a school or college, local health protection teams will work with staff to agree what action is needed. Schools shouldn’t need to close fully, but if they do there’ll be a contingency plan in place to make sure children’s education continues.


thedailymirror--2020-08-27--Molly-Mae Hague's adorable baby names as she plans to be young mum

Molly-Mae Hague has revealed she 's already chosen her ideal baby names for the near future .
The fashion influencer , 21 , has recently hinted she and boyfriend Tommy Fury , also 21 , will have a baby soon as she wants to be a young mum .
Now the social media guru has confessed she 's started thinking of names for her future kids , with some `` unusual '' ones up her sleeve .
During an Instagram Q & A , one fan asked if she will give her kids particularly unusual names .
To which Molly-Mae @ @ @ @ @ @ @ percent .
No one in my child 's class is going to have the same name as them .
I already have names in mind that I know everyone is going to hate , and I just ca n't wait for it . ''
In recent weeks , Molly-Mae dropped a major hint she and Tommy are ready for parenthood after explaining she wants to have kids soon .
The former Love Island babe dreams of becoming a younger parent , and suggested the couple are n't far off planning to start a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ an eager fan who asked about baby plans : `` Probably not ages , like , I 've always wanted to have a baby slightly younger anyway , so not going to be super super old or not going to be super super young . ''
However in her Q & A today , Molly-Mae added : `` It 's not happening yet though guys , every girl has baby names they love . ''
She also revealed : `` I really do n't believe in having to get married before you have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's just no order to it .
Whatever comes first , whatever feels right .
I just do n't care . ''
In a previous YouTube video , the star said she and Tommy are so `` loved-up and content '' that it wo n't be too long before they become mum and dad .
The sweet couple met through Love Island , and have been inseparable ever since .
They now live together in a swanky Cheshire pad , which is the perfect place to raise a family together .
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MOLLY-MAE HAS BABY NAMES AT THE READY AFTER CONFESSING SHE WANTS TO BE A YOUNG MUM
MOLLY-MAE HAS BABY NAMES AT THE READY AFTER CONFESSING SHE WANTS TO BE A YOUNG MUM
Molly-Mae Hague, 21, has already picked out a handful of 'unusual' baby names after revealing she wants to be a young mum and plans to have kids with Tommy Fury in the near future
Molly-Mae Hague's adorable baby names as she plans to be young mum with Tommy Fury
Molly-Mae Hague has revealed she's already chosen her ideal baby names for the near future.
The fashion influencer, 21, has recently hinted she and boyfriend Tommy Fury, also 21, will have a baby soon as she wants to be a young mum.
Now the social media guru has confessed she's started thinking of names for her future kids, with some "unusual" ones up her sleeve.
During an Instagram Q&A, one fan asked if she will give her kids particularly unusual names.
To which Molly-Mae replied: "Yes, one million percent. No one in my child's class is going to have the same name as them. I already have names in mind that I know everyone is going to hate, and I just can't wait for it."
Image: Molly-Mae Hague/Instagram) Molly-Mae Hague/Instagram)
In recent weeks, Molly-Mae dropped a major hint she and Tommy are ready for parenthood after explaining she wants to have kids soon.
The former Love Island babe dreams of becoming a younger parent, and suggested the couple aren't far off planning to start a family.
She said in response to an eager fan who asked about baby plans: "Probably not ages, like, I've always wanted to have a baby slightly younger anyway, so not going to be super super old or not going to be super super young."
Image: Molly-Mae Hague/Instagram) Molly-Mae Hague/Instagram)
However in her Q&A today, Molly-Mae added: "It's not happening yet though guys, every girl has baby names they love."
She also revealed: "I really don't believe in having to get married before you have a child. I feel like there's just no order to it. Whatever comes first, whatever feels right. I just don't care."
Image: mollymaehague/Instagram) mollymaehague/Instagram)
In a previous YouTube video, the star said she and Tommy are so "loved-up and content" that it won't be too long before they become mum and dad.
The sweet couple met through Love Island, and have been inseparable ever since.
They now live together in a swanky Cheshire pad, which is the perfect place to raise a family together.
Who knows what their future holds!
Do you have a story to sell? Get in touch with us at webcelebs@trinitymirror.com or call us direct 0207 29 33033.


thedailymirror--2020-08-27--Inside Brad Pitt and ex-wife Angelina's châteaux he's whisked new girlfriend to

Brad Pitt has reportedly whisked his rumoured girlfriend away to the French châteaux that he owns with wife Angelina Jolie .
On Wednesday , the 56-year-old actor is said to have jetted from Paris to the south of France with German model Nicole Poturalski , 27 .
The pair were reportedly looking 'cuddly ' as they landed at the airport before heading to the £50million Chateau Miraval estate that Brad owns with former wife Angelina .
While Brangelina 's bitter divorce recently hit headlines as the couple desperately try to iron out their split after four years , Brad was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ aswell .
Brad and Nicole 's trip comes after reports finally unveiled the identity of the actor 's rumoured flame after what is believed to be almost a year of secret dating .
Although the divorce hearings continue , it has been reported that the French châteaux and vineyard is remaining in the family .
Brad and Angelina having no intention to sell the well-kept property and hope to keep it as an investment for their children .
So what does the expansive location look like ?
The 1,100-acre estate , that Brad @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 35 bedrooms and is located in the lavish region of Correns , France .
The 17th-century estate was the location of Brad and Angelina 's wedding in 2014 and has continued to produce a highly popular Château Miraval rosé wine .
There 's also an enormous natural pond and the property remains perfectly secluded by swathes of large trees on all sides .
There 's also a helicopter pad , a moat and lots of elaborate fountains and the location sits upon an ancient Roman road .
Beneath the property lie the expansive @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the alcohol .
The buildings themselves offer a rustic farm-like feel with high ceilings , large windows and even an indoor pool and spa .
According to the Chateau Miraval vintner , Charles Perrin , Angelina and Brad have plenty of long term projects going on at their winery , meaning that there 's no plans for the property to change hands despite the divorce .
`` It is an investment for their family and their children , '' Perrin said , according to the MailOnline .
`` We have long-term projects and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rosé with our names : `` bottled by Pitt , Jolie and Perrin '' on it . ''
A representative for Brad , Angelina and Nicole have been contacted for comment .
In recent days , Brad and Nicole have been spotted 'kissing ' as they enjoyed their time in the city of love before heading to the châteaux .
Their public displays of affection came nine months after Brad was spotted enjoying a date with the German model in Los Angeles last year .
In the meantime , Angelina has reportedly demanded @ @ @ @ @ @ @ finalised this year .
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ANGELINA JOLIE TALKS ABOUT HER TIME IN LOCKDOWN ON THE SIX O'CLOCK SHOW
ANGELINA JOLIE TALKS ABOUT HER TIME IN LOCKDOWN ON THE SIX O'CLOCK SHOW
Brad Pitt reportedly whisked his new rumoured girlfriend Nicole Poturalski to the French châteaux that he owns with ex Angelina Jolie. The pair have reportedly been putting on a romantic display
Brad Pitt has reportedly whisked his rumoured girlfriend away to the French châteaux that he owns with wife Angelina Jolie.
On Wednesday, the 56-year-old actor is said to have jetted from Paris to the south of France with German model Nicole Poturalski, 27.
The pair were reportedly looking 'cuddly' as they landed at the airport before heading to the £50million Chateau Miraval estate that Brad owns with former wife Angelina.
While Brangelina's bitter divorce recently hit headlines as the couple desperately try to iron out their split after four years, Brad was able to fit in some vacation time aswell.
Brad and Nicole's trip comes after reports finally unveiled the identity of the actor's rumoured flame after what is believed to be almost a year of secret dating.
Although the divorce hearings continue, it has been reported that the French châteaux and vineyard is remaining in the family.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
Brad and Angelina having no intention to sell the well-kept property and hope to keep it as an investment for their children.
So what does the expansive location look like?
The 1,100-acre estate, that Brad and Angelina purchased in 2011, boasts 35 bedrooms and is located in the lavish region of Correns, France.
The 17th-century estate was the location of Brad and Angelina's wedding in 2014 and has continued to produce a highly popular Château Miraval rosé wine.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
Aerial views of the enormous property show perfectly manicured vines surrounding a well-kept lawn.
There's also an enormous natural pond and the property remains perfectly secluded by swathes of large trees on all sides.
There's also a helicopter pad, a moat and lots of elaborate fountains and the location sits upon an ancient Roman road.
Beneath the property lie the expansive Miraval cellars that are used for fermenting the alcohol.
Image: Nicole Poturalski/Instagram) Nicole Poturalski/Instagram)
The buildings themselves offer a rustic farm-like feel with high ceilings, large windows and even an indoor pool and spa.
According to the Chateau Miraval vintner, Charles Perrin, Angelina and Brad have plenty of long term projects going on at their winery, meaning that there's no plans for the property to change hands despite the divorce.
"It is an investment for their family and their children," Perrin said, according to the MailOnline.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
"We have long-term projects and have just released the latest vintage of rosé with our names: "bottled by Pitt, Jolie and Perrin" on it."
A representative for Brad, Angelina and Nicole have been contacted for comment.
In recent days, Brad and Nicole have been spotted 'kissing' as they enjoyed their time in the city of love before heading to the châteaux.
Their public displays of affection came nine months after Brad was spotted enjoying a date with the German model in Los Angeles last year.
In the meantime, Angelina has reportedly demanded that her and Brad's divorce be finalised this year.
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thedailymirror--2020-08-28--Barefoot woman 'screamed for help' after tree fell on girl, 8, killing her

An eight-year-old girl from severe head trauma after a tree branch fell on her during a walk with her family , an inquest has heard .
Maisy Mayne was pronounced dead at the scene in the village of Bobbing , Kent , as Storm Ellen lashed the UK .
A witness had described a woman running towards her pleading for help in a desperate bid to save Maisy and a second child , who suffered serious injuries .
Coroner Sonia Hayes opened an inquest into the youngster 's death at County Hall in Maidstone on Friday .
Ms Hayes said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ traumatic head injury when a tree branch fell on her '' and gave the cause of death as `` severe head trauma '' .
Have you been affected by the incident ?
Email webnews @ mirror.co.uk .
Winds reached speeds of up to 60mph around the time of the tragedy and the Met Office issued a yellow weather warning as Storm Ellen blasted Britain .
Emergency services rushed to the public footpath in a remote crop field shortly after 12pm on August 21 .
But Maisy was pronounced dead at the scene after @ @ @ @ @ @ @ second child was also airlifted to King 's College Hospital in London with serious injuries .
Maisy , who was born and raised in Sittingbourne , Kent , was identified by a hospital doctor .
An uncle paid tribute to her in a floral tribute left by the collapsed tree , with a note attached to one bouquet reading : `` To my beautiful niece , I love you .
May you rest in peace .
Love your uncle and beautiful cousins . ''
A white teddy bear was also later tied to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
An eyewitness described a woman running towards her pleading for help in a desperate bid to save the children .
She said : `` I heard this woman shouting as she came running across the field with no shoes on so I walked over .
`` She rushed towards me and was screaming for anyone to help .
The woman started crying and said her niece had just been hit by a tree .
`` I asked her if she was alright .
She seemed very , very panicked .
`` As @ @ @ @ @ @ @ help her , at least 15 emergency service vehicles came flying past me . ''
A neighbour who wanted to remain anonymous said : `` When I saw the air ambulance was there for almost two hours , I knew it was either too late or something serious .
`` I say hello when I pass the family involved and they seem like really nice people .
I hope the other child will pull through . ''
Councillor Corrie Woodford , who represents the Bobbing , Iwade and Lower Halstow ward on Swale @ @ @ @ @ @ @ condolences go out to everybody involved .
`` It 's so heartbreaking for the family and friends and they are all in my thoughts . ''
The inquest was adjourned until November 17 in Maidstone .

Beach huts washed into the sea as Storm Ellen batters Britain
Beach huts washed into the sea as Storm Ellen batters Britain
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Primary school pupil Maisy Mayne died during a family walk in Bobbing, Kent, as Storm Ellen lashed the UK, and an inquest heard she suffered a "traumatic head injury" when the tree branch fell on her
Barefoot woman 'screamed for help' after tree fell on girl, 8, killing her
An eight-year-old girl from severe head trauma after a tree branch fell on her during a walk with her family, an inquest has heard.
Maisy Mayne was pronounced dead at the scene in the village of Bobbing, Kent, as Storm Ellen lashed the UK.
A witness had described a woman running towards her pleading for help in a desperate bid to save Maisy and a second child, who suffered serious injuries.
Coroner Sonia Hayes opened an inquest into the youngster's death at County Hall in Maidstone on Friday.
Ms Hayes said the primary school pupil suffered a "traumatic head injury when a tree branch fell on her" and gave the cause of death as "severe head trauma".
Have you been affected by the incident? Email webnews@mirror.co.uk.
Image: UKNIP) UKNIP)
Winds reached speeds of up to 60mph around the time of the tragedy and the Met Office issued a yellow weather warning as Storm Ellen blasted Britain.
Emergency services rushed to the public footpath in a remote crop field shortly after 12pm on August 21.
But Maisy was pronounced dead at the scene after an air ambulance landed nearby.
A second child was also airlifted to King's College Hospital in London with serious injuries.
Maisy, who was born and raised in Sittingbourne, Kent, was identified by a hospital doctor.
An uncle paid tribute to her in a floral tribute left by the collapsed tree, with a note attached to one bouquet reading: "To my beautiful niece, I love you. May you rest in peace. Love your uncle and beautiful cousins."
A white teddy bear was also later tied to a fence post in Maisy's memory.
An eyewitness described a woman running towards her pleading for help in a desperate bid to save the children.
She said: "I heard this woman shouting as she came running across the field with no shoes on so I walked over.
"She rushed towards me and was screaming for anyone to help. The woman started crying and said her niece had just been hit by a tree.
"I asked her if she was alright. She seemed very, very panicked.
"As I walked up and down trying to help her, at least 15 emergency service vehicles came flying past me."
A neighbour who wanted to remain anonymous said: "When I saw the air ambulance was there for almost two hours, I knew it was either too late or something serious.
"I say hello when I pass the family involved and they seem like really nice people. I hope the other child will pull through."
Councillor Corrie Woodford, who represents the Bobbing, Iwade and Lower Halstow ward on Swale Borough Council, said: "My condolences go out to everybody involved.
"It's so heartbreaking for the family and friends and they are all in my thoughts."
The inquest was adjourned until November 17 in Maidstone.


thedailymirror--2020-08-28--Carol Smillie's horror Changing Rooms moments - chocolate condoms to dog poo

Carol Smillie has opened up about the outrageous behind-the-scenes antics on Changing Rooms .
From chocolate condoms and kinky outfits to dog poo and smashed antique teapots , the cast and crew found numerous shocking items that could n't be shown on the television show .
The show was a huge hit on the BBC , running from 1996 to 2004 .
Now that the home makeover show is set for a comeback on Channel 4 , host Carol , who worked alongside flamboyant designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen , looked back on some of the biggest horrors they encountered while doing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ premise of the show saw two friends redecorate a room in each other 's home , under the guidance of interior designers , with a budget of just £500 and two days to do it .
Carol , 58 , who hosted the show until 2003 , told The Sun : `` It was the first time we 'd had car-crash telly , when you would be sitting there with a cushion in front of your eyes , saying , 'Oh no ! '
It was sometimes like watching a disaster in slow @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we like to snoop around other people 's houses and that had never been done on TV before . ''
And Carol was shocked by some of the things they found .
She said : `` You would see all kinds horrors under the beds - adult materials , kinky outfits - things you wish you had n't seen . ''
Carol said they once discovered chocolate condoms under the bed of two parents whose son was doing up their room .
`` The poor lad nearly gagged , '' Carol said .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ time , but the biggest came when a shelf full of antique teapots - collected throughout the owner 's life - went tumbling to the ground , smashing every single one .
A free-standing shelving unit had been created to display the teapots , but when a runner placed a pile of books on the shelves , the whole thing came crashing down .
When designer Linda Barker went to tell the owner , there was some confusion over exactly what had happened .
The owner asked : `` Oh my god , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ n't you ? ''
Hopefully they were relieved when they realised their antique teapots were the only victims .
Another huge blunder came when designer Graham Wynne painted a floor black , only for it to still be wet two days later .
The crew were forced to frantically use paint stripper and paper towels in a bid to clean it up so they could finish the room in time .
Carol , whose job it was to guide people into their rooms with their eyes closed for the big reveal , said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stood in silence waiting for a reaction .
One particular reveal sticks out in the presenter 's mind , as a sound man had actually trod dog poo into the carpet ahead of the big moment .
Carol , who now works as a humanist wedding celebrant , said while everyone was affected by the `` disgusting smell '' , they had no choice but to carry on filming .
Hopefully the show will be just as exciting when it returns !

TV presenter Carol says Changing Rooms is the only show she'd make a return for, and it sounds like there were plenty of outrageous moments behind the scenes
Carol Smillie has opened up about the outrageous behind-the-scenes antics on Changing Rooms.
From chocolate condoms and kinky outfits to dog poo and smashed antique teapots, the cast and crew found numerous shocking items that couldn't be shown on the television show.
The show was a huge hit on the BBC, running from 1996 to 2004.
Now that the home makeover show is set for a comeback on Channel 4, host Carol, who worked alongside flamboyant designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen, looked back on some of the biggest horrors they encountered while doing up other people's homes.
The premise of the show saw two friends redecorate a room in each other's home, under the guidance of interior designers, with a budget of just £500 and two days to do it.
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Carol, 58, who hosted the show until 2003, told The Sun : "It was the first time we'd had car-crash telly, when you would be sitting there with a cushion in front of your eyes, saying, 'Oh no!' It was sometimes like watching a disaster in slow motion.
"As a nation, we like to snoop around other people's houses and that had never been done on TV before."
And Carol was shocked by some of the things they found.
She said: "You would see all kinds horrors under the beds - adult materials, kinky outfits - things you wish you hadn't seen."
Carol said they once discovered chocolate condoms under the bed of two parents whose son was doing up their room.
"The poor lad nearly gagged," Carol said.
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The show had many catastrophes in its time, but the biggest came when a shelf full of antique teapots - collected throughout the owner's life - went tumbling to the ground, smashing every single one.
A free-standing shelving unit had been created to display the teapots, but when a runner placed a pile of books on the shelves, the whole thing came crashing down.
When designer Linda Barker went to tell the owner, there was some confusion over exactly what had happened.
The owner asked: "Oh my god, you've killed my cat, haven't you?"
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Hopefully they were relieved when they realised their antique teapots were the only victims.
Another huge blunder came when designer Graham Wynne painted a floor black, only for it to still be wet two days later.
The crew were forced to frantically use paint stripper and paper towels in a bid to clean it up so they could finish the room in time.
Carol, whose job it was to guide people into their rooms with their eyes closed for the big reveal, said it was often terribly awkward as they stood in silence waiting for a reaction.
One particular reveal sticks out in the presenter's mind, as a sound man had actually trod dog poo into the carpet ahead of the big moment.
Carol, who now works as a humanist wedding celebrant, said while everyone was affected by the "disgusting smell", they had no choice but to carry on filming.
Hopefully the show will be just as exciting when it returns!


thedailymirror--2020-08-28--Ed Stafford and wife Laura Bingham take their newborn twins home in sweet snap

Laura Bingham and husband Ed Stafford have finally brought their newborn twins home .
The explorer - who already shares three-year-old son Ran with her other half - could n't help but share an adorable snap of their babies on Instagram .
The sweet series of snaps show twins Mary and Camilla - or Molly and Milly for short - meeting their big brother Ran and their grandmas .
Snaps show the babies in the car on the way home , as others show the twins being held by their grannies .
Sharing the pictures with her 50k Instagram followers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` And we 're home .
`` There 's no greater or more daunting feeling than bringing a new baby home ( except maybe when there 's two ! )
and from the past 2 nights with Molly and Milly , these two are certainly nighttime feeders # breastfeeding # twins # mumlife # newbaby . ''
Laura welcomed the twins on Wednesday , and rushed to Instagram to share some intimate snaps from the beautiful moment .
Alongside was an honest caption , which read : `` Welcome to the world !
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ stress with when they might come , we decided last minute to break my waters .
If the contractions began , it was a sign they were ready , if they didn ’ t , we would go ahead with the natural Caesarian .
`` Thankfully my precious girls decided it was a good day to be born !
3.5ish hours from waters being broken to both being born . ''
She went on : `` Molly was born in the pool and Milly was born very soon after on the bed .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ lost quite a bit of blood so I ’ m staying in overnight but I can ’ t wait to introduce Ran to his new sisters tomorrow !
`` The nhs midwives at the General in Leicester have been phenomenal and really open to allowing me to go with my flow and assisting me where they could .
`` So let me introduce to you ; Mary Elizabeth Stafford and Camilla Claire Stafford ( Molly and Milly for short ) . ''
Back in February , Laura announced that she was pregnant again @ @ @ @ @ @ @ she was completely overjoyed to be welcoming twins , Laura could n't help but be nervous too after they tragically lost their twin girls at 14 weeks in December 2018 .
After surviving the devastating loss of their babies , Laura and Ed decided to eventually try again .
After choosing to go ahead with artificial insemination , their wishes were granted when they fell pregnant with another set of twins .
The exploring celebrities met through their love of adventure and have faced huge challenges together .
Laura has cycled 4,350 miles @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the first descent of Guyana ’ s Essequibo River .
Meanwhile , Ed set a record in 2010 as the first person to walk the 3,976-mile length of the Amazon River over a gruelling 30 months .
He also starred in TV series Naked And Marooned , surviving for two months on a deserted island .
The loved-up couple got engaged just three months after making it official back in 2015 , and tying the knot the following year .
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The explorer - who already shares three-year-old son Ran with her other half - couldn't help but share an adorable snap of their babies on Instagram
Ed Stafford and wife Laura Bingham take their newborn twins home after 'stressful' birth
Laura Bingham and husband Ed Stafford have finally brought their newborn twins home.
The explorer - who already shares three-year-old son Ran with her other half - couldn't help but share an adorable snap of their babies on Instagram.
The sweet series of snaps show twins Mary and Camilla - or Molly and Milly for short - meeting their big brother Ran and their grandmas.
Snaps show the babies in the car on the way home, as others show the twins being held by their grannies.
Sharing the pictures with her 50k Instagram followers, Laura, 27, penned: "And we're home.
"There's no greater or more daunting feeling than bringing a new baby home (except maybe when there's two!) and from the past 2 nights with Molly and Milly, these two are certainly nighttime feeders #breastfeeding #twins #mumlife #newbaby."
Image: laurabingham93/Instagram) laurabingham93/Instagram)
Laura welcomed the twins on Wednesday, and rushed to Instagram to share some intimate snaps from the beautiful moment.
Alongside was an honest caption, which read: "Welcome to the world!! After causing me some worry and stress with when they might come, we decided last minute to break my waters. If the contractions began, it was a sign they were ready, if they didn’t, we would go ahead with the natural Caesarian.
"Thankfully my precious girls decided it was a good day to be born! 3.5ish hours from waters being broken to both being born."
Image: laurabingham93/Instagram) laurabingham93/Instagram)
She went on: "Molly was born in the pool and Milly was born very soon after on the bed. Both nice and healthy and safe. I lost quite a bit of blood so I’m staying in overnight but I can’t wait to introduce Ran to his new sisters tomorrow!
"The nhs midwives at the General in Leicester have been phenomenal and really open to allowing me to go with my flow and assisting me where they could.
"So let me introduce to you; Mary Elizabeth Stafford and Camilla Claire Stafford (Molly and Milly for short)."
Image: laurabingham93/Instagram) laurabingham93/Instagram) Image: laurabingham93/Instagram) laurabingham93/Instagram)
Back in February, Laura announced that she was pregnant again after suffering a devastating miscarriage.
While she was completely overjoyed to be welcoming twins, Laura couldn't help but be nervous too after they tragically lost their twin girls at 14 weeks in December 2018.
After surviving the devastating loss of their babies, Laura and Ed decided to eventually try again.
Image: laurabingham93/Instagram) laurabingham93/Instagram)
Image: laurabingham93/Instagram) laurabingham93/Instagram)
After choosing to go ahead with artificial insemination, their wishes were granted when they fell pregnant with another set of twins.
The exploring celebrities met through their love of adventure and have faced huge challenges together.
Laura has cycled 4,350 miles across South America and in 2018 led the first descent of Guyana’s Essequibo River.
Image: laurabingham93/Instagram) laurabingham93/Instagram)
Meanwhile, Ed set a record in 2010 as the first person to walk the 3,976-mile length of the Amazon River over a gruelling 30 months.
He also starred in TV series Naked And Marooned, surviving for two months on a deserted island.
The loved-up couple got engaged just three months after making it official back in 2015, and tying the knot the following year.
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thedailymirror--2020-08-28--Gordon Ramsay unveils incredible glass wall pool at Cornish holiday home

Gordon Ramsay is currently renovating one of his flashy Cornish properties .
The TV chef , 53 , brought the plot in 2015 for a staggering £4.4 million and decided to knock down the original 1920s property to build a new luxe pad - including a second property in the garden .
And this week , the outspoken personality shared a snap of the incredible new glass wall swimming pool that has been built on the plot .
The epic open air swimming pool stands on the edge of the cliff top building and features Instagram - worthy views .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ posed with little son Oscar and captioned the snap : `` Off for an evening walk with @ oscarjramsay . ''
The chef got his hands on the planning permission to knock down the old house and replace it with a family home and a smaller neighbouring house last July .
It took him eight months to win the battle .
Gordon has three Cornwall holiday homes which amount to £11million .
His family retreated to their £4million beachside mansion as they isolated amid the COVID-19 pandemic - which angered many locals .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ with residents in the county after fleeing to his second home there at the start of lockdown .
He faced claims he 'd broken the rules on several occasions , and reportedly received a warning from local officials after racing around the region on his bike .
He also came under fire for revealing he 'd cycled more than 26 miles around Cornwall .
He was reportedly given a warning by staff at the Maritime and Coastguard Agency amid reports he 'd broken lockdown rules by straying so far from his £4 million @ @ @ @ @ @ @ told the Daily Mail : `` We have reports of him being seen in dozens of different places since lockdown started .
`` He does not seem to be obeying the rules regarding social distancing , exercise and staying at home ... '' One of our staff spoke to him about the frequency with which he was being seen out and about , and the significant distances .
`` After a period of reflection , he seemed to calm himself and took on board what was being conveyed in a most polite manner @ @

Gordon Ramsay has had a stunning transparent swimming pool erected at one of his Cornish properties
Gordon Ramsay is currently renovating one of his flashy Cornish properties.
The TV chef, 53, brought the plot in 2015 for a staggering £4.4 million and decided to knock down the original 1920s property to build a new luxe pad - including a second property in the garden.
And this week, the outspoken personality shared a snap of the incredible new glass wall swimming pool that has been built on the plot.
The epic open air swimming pool stands on the edge of the cliff top building and features Instagram - worthy views.
Showing off the enviable development, he posed with little son Oscar and captioned the snap: "Off for an evening walk with @oscarjramsay."
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
The chef got his hands on the planning permission to knock down the old house and replace it with a family home and a smaller neighbouring house last July.
It took him eight months to win the battle.
Gordon has three Cornwall holiday homes which amount to £11million.
His family retreated to their £4million beachside mansion as they isolated amid the COVID-19 pandemic - which angered many locals.
Image: Getty) Getty)
The celebrity chef has been at war with residents in the county after fleeing to his second home there at the start of lockdown.
He faced claims he'd broken the rules on several occasions, and reportedly received a warning from local officials after racing around the region on his bike.
He also came under fire for revealing he'd cycled more than 26 miles around Cornwall.
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
He was reportedly given a warning by staff at the Maritime and Coastguard Agency amid reports he'd broken lockdown rules by straying so far from his £4 million mansion.
A source at the organisation told the Daily Mail: "We have reports of him being seen in dozens of different places since lockdown started.
"He does not seem to be obeying the rules regarding social distancing, exercise and staying at home...
"One of our staff spoke to him about the frequency with which he was being seen out and about, and the significant distances.
"After a period of reflection, he seemed to calm himself and took on board what was being conveyed in a most polite manner."


thedailymirror--2020-08-28--Jupiter and Saturn will be visible in the night sky tonight - how to see them

If you look up into the night sky this evening , you may notice some particularly bright lights above you .
Before you worry about an impending alien invasion , thankfully there ’ s a simple explanation - they ’ re Jupiter and Saturn !
The two planets will be visible alongside the moon tonight , and in the early hours of tomorrow .
NASA explained : “ The bright planet Jupiter and a fainter Saturn will appear near the waxing gibbous moon on the night of Friday , August 28 into the early morning hours on Saturday.
” Jupiter @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 02:35 BST tomorrow morning .
Meanwhile , Saturn will appear next to the moon on Saturday evening .
While they should be visible with the naked eye ( look for the two bright ‘ stars ’ near the moon ) , a telescope could be helpful if you have access to one .
NASA advised : “ With clear skies and a small telescope you should be able to see Jupiter 's four bright moons , Ganymede , Callisto , Europa , and Io , shifting positions noticeably in the course of an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ should be able to see the brightly illuminated rings as well as the motions of Saturn 's moons , particularly the largest moon , Titan.
” If you miss Jupiter and Saturn tonight , thankfully there 's another astronomical event to look forward to next week .
A Full Corn Moon is set to take to the skies on Wednesday night !

Jupiter and Saturn will be visible alongside the moon tonight and in the early hours of tomorrow, NASA has revealed
Jupiter and Saturn will be visible in the night sky tonight - here’s how to see them
If you look up into the night sky this evening, you may notice some particularly bright lights above you.
Before you worry about an impending alien invasion, thankfully there’s a simple explanation - they’re Jupiter and Saturn!
The two planets will be visible alongside the moon tonight, and in the early hours of tomorrow.
NASA explained: “The bright planet Jupiter and a fainter Saturn will appear near the waxing gibbous moon on the night of Friday, August 28 into the early morning hours on Saturday.”
Jupiter’s closest approach will be at 02:35 BST tomorrow morning.
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Meanwhile, Saturn will appear next to the moon on Saturday evening.
While they should be visible with the naked eye (look for the two bright ‘stars’ near the moon), a telescope could be helpful if you have access to one.
NASA advised: “With clear skies and a small telescope you should be able to see Jupiter's four bright moons, Ganymede, Callisto, Europa, and Io, shifting positions noticeably in the course of an evening.
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“For Saturn, you should be able to see the brightly illuminated rings as well as the motions of Saturn's moons, particularly the largest moon, Titan.”
If you miss Jupiter and Saturn tonight, thankfully there's another astronomical event to look forward to next week.
A Full Corn Moon is set to take to the skies on Wednesday night!