thedailymirror--2020-10-09--The North's in revolt. Last time this happened we got Robin Hood and Magna Carta

Picture , if you will , a conference of barons .
They angrily complain of the arrogance of a ruler in London , of being taxed , criminalised , and abused by the authorities .
They demand open justice , standards of proof , and something in return for the money that has been taken from them .
Eight hundred years ago , such landowning lords rode horses , quaffed ale and planned on parchment as they marched their armies south to threaten the king .
Today , it 's Andy Burnham on a Zoom call with Steve Rotheram , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ gang up on London .
It 's not clear where our modern power-brokers stand on quaffing or equestrianism , but their problem with Boris Johnson is precisely the same as that of their medieval predecessors : they 're ruled by a prat .
To recap : the Plantagenet dynasty , also known as the Angevin empire , ruled England and most of France .
A brilliant military leader had several sons who spent decades fighting him , and each other , for power .
The one who was most vicious , duplicitous , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ youngest brother John , who was such a terrible king that no heir has been named after him for the best part of a millennium .
He taxed and warred same as his brothers , but was despised for his military and political failures .
He went cap in hand to the French , signed away almost every European territory , and rather than reward his lords for service punished them mercilessly - torturing his prisoners , and taking their children as hostages .
He is said to have personally murdered his 15-year-old @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the body in the Seine .
The wife of one of the potential witnesses was jailed with her son and both were starved to death .
When their cell was unlocked , her corpse was found knelt over her dead boy , having gnawed at his cheeks for sustenance .
He lost his money , his crown jewels , his land and his battles .
In short , despite having sabotaged and betrayed every previous king , John was no damned good at kinging .
John 's incompetence , rather than his cruelty @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to rebel .
They marched , warred , took castles , were beseiged by the king 's forces , and forced John to surrender - signing Magna Carta , a peace treaty aimed at resolving the issues .
Having signed it , John immediately reneged on it , got the Pope to declare it unholy , and went back to war .
He was king , and everyone must do as he said .
Does that ring any Withdawal Agreement bells with you ?
John died , to widespread delight , from dysentery @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he writhed in agony .
The knights who ruled on behalf of his young son reissued Magna Carta , saw off a French invasion , and generally saved the country from going down the toilet with him .
And 804 years later , local leaders are up in arms about someone ruling by decree , rejecting all criticism , and taking away people 's hard-won rights while claiming something they can not see makes it reasonable .
There 's a difference between one man raised to be a tyrant and another taken by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Boris and John enjoyed some early wins before breaking their contract with the populace - an unwritten agreement that people would be ruled by rulers who knew what they were doing .
Covid-19 has shown up the Prime Minister 's habitual laziness , lack of preparedness , and showmanship as the shallowness of a man remarkable only for what he 's been able to get away with , just as wearing the crown showed John 's unsuitability for it .
In 1216 Prince Louis of France convinced half of England it 'd be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ; coronavirus has persuaded a good chunk of modern Britain that a micro-organism would be a fairer arbiter of who lives and dies than the PM .
And while our 13th century politics centred on failing to control France , that of the 21st centres on failing to control just about everything .
The disease then was droit de seigneur - today , it 's droit de twit .
Britain was a sitting duck for covid .
We had existing epidemics of obesity , diabetes , poverty , respiratory and heart disease , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ still got rickets , for heaven 's sake .
But we also concentrated those problems in the north - in the former industrial heartlands that have been left economically worse-off , where housing is worse , where money has been sucked out of local councils and where the poor , the sick , and the immigrant were more likely to be corralled .
Once Covid got in , the North was always where it would end up .
Those terribly unfair lockdowns that have targeted the Labour-voting areas least able to withstand them @ @ @ @ @ @ @ government has to protect them from a disease that is more of a risk in Burnley than it is in Brighton .
Boris , like King John , is trying to overcome an enemy by ignoring it .
Trouble is , the enemy , for him , is those northern barons - and Nicola Sturgeon in Scotland , or Mark Drakeford in Wales - who he ca n't even be bothered to talk to .
It is either cowardice , arrogance , or an unwillingness to engage with those who are not , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ all leads to the same place .
A fractured country , a dysfunctional power structure , and civil unrest .
The only upside to John 's rule was that it gave rise to the legend of Robin Hood , perhaps based on the life of his childhood friend Fouke Fitzwarin .
The two quarrelled , John seized his estates , and Fouke fled to the forest as an outlaw while fighting the king 's forces .
At the same time , hundreds of other hooded forest outcasts , when they appeared in court @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Robynhod .
Rebels multiplied , under John , just as coronavirus is spreading under Boris , but a reviled ruler gave rise to a revered hero .
Johnson must be smarter than the king whose name he shares - fight the enemy without , not make more within .

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Boris Johnson is the Prince John of the corona-era - desperate to rule a country he is destroying
The North is revolting against Boris Johnson. Last time this happened, we got Robin Hood and Magna Carta
Picture, if you will, a conference of barons. They angrily complain of the arrogance of a ruler in London, of being taxed, criminalised, and abused by the authorities. They demand open justice, standards of proof, and something in return for the money that has been taken from them.
Eight hundred years ago, such landowning lords rode horses, quaffed ale and planned on parchment as they marched their armies south to threaten the king.
Today, it's Andy Burnham on a Zoom call with Steve Rotheram, as Manchester and Liverpool get together to gang up on London.
It's not clear where our modern power-brokers stand on quaffing or equestrianism, but their problem with Boris Johnson is precisely the same as that of their medieval predecessors: they're ruled by a prat.
Image: Mirrorpix) Mirrorpix)
To recap: the Plantagenet dynasty, also known as the Angevin empire, ruled England and most of France. A brilliant military leader had several sons who spent decades fighting him, and each other, for power. The one who was most vicious, duplicitous, and unhinged was the final survivor: youngest brother John, who was such a terrible king that no heir has been named after him for the best part of a millennium.
He taxed and warred same as his brothers, but was despised for his military and political failures. He went cap in hand to the French, signed away almost every European territory, and rather than reward his lords for service punished them mercilessly - torturing his prisoners, and taking their children as hostages.
He is said to have personally murdered his 15-year-old nephew, while drunk, and thrown the body in the Seine. The wife of one of the potential witnesses was jailed with her son and both were starved to death. When their cell was unlocked, her corpse was found knelt over her dead boy, having gnawed at his cheeks for sustenance.
He lost his money, his crown jewels, his land and his battles. In short, despite having sabotaged and betrayed every previous king, John was no damned good at kinging.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
John's incompetence, rather than his cruelty, was what led the northern barons to rebel. They marched, warred, took castles, were beseiged by the king's forces, and forced John to surrender - signing Magna Carta, a peace treaty aimed at resolving the issues.
Having signed it, John immediately reneged on it, got the Pope to declare it unholy, and went back to war. He was king, and everyone must do as he said. Does that ring any Withdawal Agreement bells with you?
John died, to widespread delight, from dysentery, his guts turned inside out as he writhed in agony. The knights who ruled on behalf of his young son reissued Magna Carta, saw off a French invasion, and generally saved the country from going down the toilet with him.
And 804 years later, local leaders are up in arms about someone ruling by decree, rejecting all criticism, and taking away people's hard-won rights while claiming something they cannot see makes it reasonable.
There's a difference between one man raised to be a tyrant and another taken by surprise with a pandemic.
But both Boris and John enjoyed some early wins before breaking their contract with the populace - an unwritten agreement that people would be ruled by rulers who knew what they were doing.
Covid-19 has shown up the Prime Minister's habitual laziness, lack of preparedness, and showmanship as the shallowness of a man remarkable only for what he's been able to get away with, just as wearing the crown showed John's unsuitability for it.
In 1216 Prince Louis of France convinced half of England it'd be better to have a Frenchman in charge; coronavirus has persuaded a good chunk of modern Britain that a micro-organism would be a fairer arbiter of who lives and dies than the PM.
And while our 13th century politics centred on failing to control France, that of the 21st centres on failing to control just about everything. The disease then was droit de seigneur - today, it's droit de twit.
Britain was a sitting duck for covid. We had existing epidemics of obesity, diabetes, poverty, respiratory and heart disease, health inequalities, deprivation. We've still got rickets, for heaven's sake.
But we also concentrated those problems in the north - in the former industrial heartlands that have been left economically worse-off, where housing is worse, where money has been sucked out of local councils and where the poor, the sick, and the immigrant were more likely to be corralled.
Once Covid got in, the North was always where it would end up. Those terribly unfair lockdowns that have targeted the Labour-voting areas least able to withstand them, are also the only tool the government has to protect them from a disease that is more of a risk in Burnley than it is in Brighton.
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Boris, like King John, is trying to overcome an enemy by ignoring it. Trouble is, the enemy, for him, is those northern barons - and Nicola Sturgeon in Scotland, or Mark Drakeford in Wales - who he can't even be bothered to talk to.
It is either cowardice, arrogance, or an unwillingness to engage with those who are not, politically, his friends, but it all leads to the same place. A fractured country, a dysfunctional power structure, and civil unrest.
The only upside to John's rule was that it gave rise to the legend of Robin Hood, perhaps based on the life of his childhood friend Fouke Fitzwarin. The two quarrelled, John seized his estates, and Fouke fled to the forest as an outlaw while fighting the king's forces. At the same time, hundreds of other hooded forest outcasts, when they appeared in court, were given the pseudonym Robehood or Robynhod.
Rebels multiplied, under John, just as coronavirus is spreading under Boris, but a reviled ruler gave rise to a revered hero. Johnson must be smarter than the king whose name he shares - fight the enemy without, not make more within.


thedailymirror--2020-10-09--Everything you need to know about this year's Currys Black Friday sale

One of the biggest shopping events of the year , Black Friday is fast approaching and Currys PC World is well-known to take part .
Shoppers can expect savings on TVs , washing machines , smartphones and much more during the much-anticipated sale .
But if you can ’ t wait until November 29th to bag some bargains , Currys has launched a huge autumn clearance sale , so you can already start saving on popular items .
Black Friday takes place on the day after America 's Thanksgiving holiday .
As Thanksgiving always falls on the fourth Thursday of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on Friday November 27th .
However , many retailers including Currys usually launch their deals earlier .
Here 's what you need to know ahead of the Black Friday shopping extravaganza .
What to expect in Currys Black Friday sale in 2020 ?
Currys is expected to roll out discounts across all categories during its Black Friday sale .
This includes laptops , TVs , gaming and phones , providing shoppers with the perfect chance to get through their Christmas lists .
The tech giant has already slashed the price of hundreds of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ clearance sale .
The discounts are available across several top brands including Sony , Microsoft and Samsung , with all categories featured in the savings .
Shoppers find the early deals of up to 60 % in stores nationwide and online at currys.co.uk .
The sale is running until November 9th , but bargains are only available while stocks last .
Here are some of our top picks from the sale .
To find out your nearest Currys PC World , use the online store finder here .
How to get £15 off @ @ @ @ @ @ @ planning to do some online shopping in the run up to , and during Black Friday , you can bag a £15 bonus towards your spend by ordering from through TopCashback .
The cashback site is giving all new members a £15 one-off bonus when they spend £15 or more at hundreds of retailers across all categories .
To claim the savings you must sign up to TopCashback by 23:59pm on 30th November , 2020 .
TopCashback will then track the order and pay out the £15 bonus , which can then be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ or redeemed as vouchers .
• None Read the instructions on the Account Overview page .
• None Select a retailer and shop as normal , making sure to spend £15 or more .
• None TopCashback will then track your order and pay out the bonus to your account within 30 days of the transaction .
This offer applies to selected brands on the TopCashback website - including B & Q , ASOS , eBay and many more .
This article contains affiliate links , we may receive a commission on any @ @ @ @ @ @ @ deals were available last year ?
Currys offered price cuts on everything from laptops and 4K TVs to gaming bundles and Apple iPhones .
Below are some of our top offers from last year 's sale

Whether it's a top of the line home entertainment system, a new appliance for the home or tech gifts for Christmas - here's what to expect from Currys this Black Friday
Currys Black Friday deals 2021: When does the sale start and what discounts to expect
When it comes to deals for the shopping extravaganza, many Brits will be looking for discounted tech and electrical items. Currys is one of the top retailers to keep on your radar, especially if you’ll be looking for new technology to add to the home.
Shoppers keen to find a good deal ahead of the Black Friday rush can still save some money in the run up to the bigger sales, too. Much like last year, we predict that most retailers will be starting the deals slightly earlier than November 26.
If you’re looking for offers on the latest tech, read on to find out what deals you can expect this year from Currys.
Best Early Deals
When will we see the best Currys Black Friday deals?
Currys' annual Black Friday sale takes place this year on 26th November. While most deals will be revealed on the day, you can beat the crowds by signing up to their newsletter.
Simply register your interest on the Currys Black Friday sale page and you'll be among the first to know about all of the best deals before anyone else.
How to get the best deals ahead of time
While most people think it's best to wait until the day itself, savvy shoppers are able to grab a guaranteed bargain by shopping at the Currys 'Black Tag' event.
The Black Tag event, which takes place in the lead up to Black Friday, is your opportunity to get first dibs on hundreds of items across the site.
If you buy something with a black tag, and Currys lowers the price further on Black Friday, it will refund you the difference on your purchase.
This means you can shop ahead of time safe in the knowledge that prices won't be going down any further. Even they do, you'll be quids in and have gotten your hands on that must-have item before anyone else.
That's a win-win in our books.
Can you use Currys Price Promise during Black Friday?
As the name implies, Price Promise is Currys' guarantee that you won't find the same item cheaper anywhere else, both in-store and online.
You can easily check competitors' prices as checkout before you buy and, if you've already purchased an item, Currys will refund the difference up to 7 days after buying from them.
They'll even match discount code offers you find elsewhere, so they're pretty confident that they won't be beaten on price.
The good news? This is a year-round commitment, which means Currys will honour their Price Promise even on Black Friday.
Best current Currys deals
Can't wait until Black Friday to get your hands on a bargain? Don't worry - there are plenty of deals on offer. We've selected a few of our favourites:
Black Friday shopping tips To help shoppers ensure they get exactly what they want for the best price we've pulled together some top tips below: Do research ahead of time - preparation is key and getting some background knowledge on items you intend to buy will save you time and effort ahead of the big day. Don't forget to read the reviews and expert round ups for an independent recommendation. Register your interest - Sign up to specific retailer newsletters to stay in the loop and get the latest news on what they will be offering for Black Friday. Most retailers will be regularly updating shoppers on all the exciting promotions and the latest deals on thousands of products in the lead up and during the shopping bonanza. Bookmark pages of products you want ahead of time , that way when the clock strikes midnight you won't have to waste time scrolling through thousands of products. Get online early - online demand last year was unprecedented, and we expect this year will be no different. It's worth burning the midnight oil if you really want to score huge deals. Compare prices across a number of retailers and look for free delivery options to maximise your savings. This will help ensure you get the best possible discounts on all your coveted items.
What were the best Black Friday deals at Currys last year?
Black Friday in 2020 was marred with shop closures and delayed deliveries due to the pandemic, unlike ever before offers started to pour in online much earlier than usual, in order to give customers a chance to shop a good deal.
Household items and appliances were hugely popular in the sales last year, with Currys launching huge reductions on cleaning appliances from Shark and Dyson.
The retailer also gained loads of attention for its amazing deals on TVs. For example the SAMSUNG UE65TU7020KXXU 65" Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR LED TV went down from £699 to £499.
The SONY BRAVIA KD55A85BU 55" Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR OLED TV also went down by an astonishing £400 - starting at £1699, reduced to £1299.
Discover more Black Friday deals
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Microwave Black Friday deals - top offers on solo, flatbed and grill microwaves from leading brands
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Black Friday TV deals - including smart &, 4k TV's for the ultimate at-home cinema experience
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Black Friday Air Fryer deals - find the lowest prices on popular air fryers from Ninja, Tower and more


thedailymirror--2020-10-09--Mikel Arteta 'personally intervened' to get Dani Ceballos deal over the line

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta reportedly personally stepped in to convince club chiefs to complete a deal to re-sign Dani Ceballos when it seemed a move was likely to break down .
The Spanish midfielder spent last season on loan at the Emirates , and despite suffering from injury issues made a big impression , playing a key role in helping his side win the FA Cup .
He returned to Real Madrid over the summer , and it appeared uncertain whether the Gunners would be able to get a deal done to bring him back to north London .
Los @ @ @ @ @ @ @ maintaining that he could be an important player in the future , and initially this put off Arsenal , who were keen on bringing in the player permanently or not at all .
But according to Marca Arteta is such a fan of Ceballos that he insisted Arsenal brokered another loan , believing that having him for only one more season would be better than not at all .
This is believed to be unusual behaviour for Arteta , who normally allows the likes of technical director Edu get on with the job @ @ @ @ @ @ @ just how much faith he has in Ceballos , and what an important part of his side he foresees the playmaker being this season .
Speaking after his re-signature was confirmed , Arteta said of Ceballos : `` Dani was an integral part of our team last season .
`` I love Dani 's passion and commitment and he 's a highly skilful player .
We 're all delighted to welcome him back and we look forward to seeing him pick up where he left off . ''
Ceballos has featured in every @ @ @ @ @ @ @ far this season , and could form a mouthwatering partnership with Thomas Partey , who signed from Atletico Madrid on deadline day .

The Spanish midfielder returned to Real Madrid in the summer following the completion of his loan spell but has re-signed on another loan until the end of the season
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta reportedly personally stepped in to convince club chiefs to complete a deal to re-sign Dani Ceballos when it seemed a move was likely to break down.
The Spanish midfielder spent last season on loan at the Emirates, and despite suffering from injury issues made a big impression, playing a key role in helping his side win the FA Cup.
He returned to Real Madrid over the summer, and it appeared uncertain whether the Gunners would be able to get a deal done to bring him back to north London.
Los Blancos were unwilling to sell Ceballos, maintaining that he could be an important player in the future, and initially this put off Arsenal, who were keen on bringing in the player permanently or not at all.
Image: Matt West/BPI/REX/Shutterstock) Matt West/BPI/REX/Shutterstock)
But according to Marca Arteta is such a fan of Ceballos that he insisted Arsenal brokered another loan, believing that having him for only one more season would be better than not at all.
This is believed to be unusual behaviour for Arteta, who normally allows the likes of technical director Edu get on with the job without intervening.
It goes to show just how much faith he has in Ceballos, and what an important part of his side he foresees the playmaker being this season.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Speaking after his re-signature was confirmed, Arteta said of Ceballos: "Dani was an integral part of our team last season.
"I love Dani's passion and commitment and he's a highly skilful player. We're all delighted to welcome him back and we look forward to seeing him pick up where he left off."
Ceballos has featured in every Premier League game for the Gunners so far this season, and could form a mouthwatering partnership with Thomas Partey, who signed from Atletico Madrid on deadline day.


thedailymirror--2020-10-10--Juan Mata offered 'very lucrative deal' to leave Man Utd for Saudi Arabia

Juan Mata has been made a ‘ lucrative ’ offer to leave Manchester United , with an undisclosed Saudi Arabian club keen to sign him .
The Spaniard has been at Old Trafford since 2014 , making more than 250 appearances since his move from Chelsea .
However , he is yet to play in the Premier League this season , as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer continues to assess his midfield options .
At present , Fred , Bruno Fernandes , Paul Pogba , Nemanja Matic and summer signing Donny van de Beek are all ahead of Mata in the pecking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ next summer , but his father and agent is reportedly confident that United would grant him an early exit .
Football consultant and transfer expert Ian McGarry has claimed that the Red Devils are yet to enter negotiations over a move , but an offer has been lodged .
McGarry said on the Transfer Window Podcast ( via Express Sport ) : `` We will start at Old Trafford with a shock move for fan favourite Juan Mata , who has been offered a very , very lucrative deal to move from Manchester @ @ @ @ @ @ @ our understanding that the offer that Mata has is wirth around $ 15million net per year to go and play in the Saudi Arabian league .
`` It 's not at this moment in time that Manchester United have entered negotiations , we ca n't disclose the name of the club at this moment in time .
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`` But we are certain that the offer is there , his father , who is his agent , is confident that Manchester United would release Mata on freedom of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by the optional year in his current deal over the summer .
`` Mata himself is yet to commit ; however , at those kind of numbers you would have to think he would be tempted .
`` It certainly is the case that Saudi Arabia is desperate to promote itself as a footballing nation as we know , as well as being a place where players can earn an extremely high amount of money and it would be tax free . ''
The 32-year-old proved he still has something to offer United @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 3-0 Carabao Cup win over Brighton last month , putting in a performance that drew effusive praise from his manager .
`` His composure and experience ( is vital ) for a young team , ” Solskjaer said .
`` I think he created more or less every moment in this game that was of the highest quality in an attacking sense .
`` He is a very valuable member of the squad and a top professional .
It is never easy to tell him when he 's not playing .
`` He @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has won whatever there is to win more or less .
`` He is an example for everyone to look at , how you conduct yourself and how you perform when you get the chance . ''
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EDINSON CAVANI TRAINS IN MAN UTD TOP FOR FIRST TIME SINCE MOVE
EDINSON CAVANI TRAINS IN MAN UTD TOP FOR FIRST TIME SINCE MOVE
The former Chelsea star has seen his opportunities become even more limited following the arrivals of Bruno Fernandes and Donny van de Beek
Juan Mata has been made a ‘lucrative’ offer to leave Manchester United, with an undisclosed Saudi Arabian club keen to sign him.
The Spaniard has been at Old Trafford since 2014, making more than 250 appearances since his move from Chelsea.
However, he is yet to play in the Premier League this season, as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer continues to assess his midfield options.
At present, Fred, Bruno Fernandes, Paul Pogba, Nemanja Matic and summer signing Donny van de Beek are all ahead of Mata in the pecking order.
Mata’s contract expires next summer, but his father and agent is reportedly confident that United would grant him an early exit.
Football consultant and transfer expert Ian McGarry has claimed that the Red Devils are yet to enter negotiations over a move, but an offer has been lodged.
McGarry said on the Transfer Window Podcast (via Express Sport): "We will start at Old Trafford with a shock move for fan favourite Juan Mata, who has been offered a very, very lucrative deal to move from Manchester to Saudi Arabia.
"It's our understanding that the offer that Mata has is wirth around $15million net per year to go and play in the Saudi Arabian league.
"It's not at this moment in time that Manchester United have entered negotiations, we can't disclose the name of the club at this moment in time.
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"But we are certain that the offer is there, his father, who is his agent, is confident that Manchester United would release Mata on freedom of contract after he had his contract extended by the optional year in his current deal over the summer.
"Mata himself is yet to commit; however, at those kind of numbers you would have to think he would be tempted.
"It certainly is the case that Saudi Arabia is desperate to promote itself as a footballing nation as we know, as well as being a place where players can earn an extremely high amount of money and it would be tax free."
The 32-year-old proved he still has something to offer United, playing a starring role in the 3-0 Carabao Cup win over Brighton last month, putting in a performance that drew effusive praise from his manager.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
"His composure and experience (is vital) for a young team,” Solskjaer said.
"I think he created more or less every moment in this game that was of the highest quality in an attacking sense.
"He is a very valuable member of the squad and a top professional. It is never easy to tell him when he's not playing.
"He has had a fantastic career, he has won whatever there is to win more or less.
"He is an example for everyone to look at, how you conduct yourself and how you perform when you get the chance."
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thedailymirror--2020-10-10--John Lennon's son recalls epic strop Beatles star threw when his single flopped

John Lennon had an almighty tantrum when one of his solo singles failed to dent the music charts – prompting the ex-Beatle to complain to The Queen .
The late musician – who was murdered in December 1980 , aged 40 – threw his toys out of the pram when his single , Cold Turkey , failed to set the music world ablaze .
The song – said to be a representation of his withdrawal from heroin addiction – was released in 1969 but peaked at number 14 on the UK charts .
According to the music legend ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ so annoyed by the lack of success with the song , that he wrote to Her Majesty The Queen to complain – returning his MBE in the process .
Sean told DJ Strombo on Apple Music Hitst : “ The single didn ’ t do well , and he hilariously wrote to the Queen returning his MBE .
“ He says something like , ‘ Your Majesty , I ’ m returning the MBE in protest against the Vietnam War .
`` And in protest of Cold Turkey slipping down the charts ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the Order of the British Empire in 1965 along with the other members of the Beatles .
While the star reportedly tried to return the honour in 1969 , MBE ’ s can not be returned .
However , the letter he wrote to The Queen and his medal are held at the Central Chancery of the Orders of Knighthood .
A Buckingham Palace spokesman previously confirmed that it was holding the MBE after John sent it back to the Palace along with his grumpy letter .
The spokesman told The Telegraph @ @ @ @ @ @ @ would , without question , return any Insignia to the original recipient if they request it during their lifetime .
`` If a recipient had not asked for insignia back before they die then it is assumed that they did not wish it to be returned , and any request from any other person for its return at a later date would be going against the original recipient ’ s wishes .
`` The Central Chancery world therefore only consider releasing insignia if they had a direct approach from the recipient ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @

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John Lennon was reportedly not happy when his 1969 single, Cold Turkey, under performed on the music charts. His son, Sean Lennon, has recalled how John responded.
John Lennon threw an almighty tantrum when one of his solo singles failed to dent the music charts – prompting the ex-Beatle to complain to The Queen.
The late musician – who was murdered in December 1980, aged 40 – threw his toys out of the pram when his single, Cold Turkey, failed to set the music world ablaze.
The song – said to be a representation of his withdrawal from heroin addiction – was released in 1969 but peaked at number 14 on the UK charts.
According to the music legend’s 45-year-old son, Sean, John was so annoyed by the lack of success with the song, that he wrote to Her Majesty The Queen to complain – returning his MBE in the process.
Image: Popperfoto via Getty Images) Popperfoto via Getty Images)
Sean told DJ Strombo on Apple Music Hitst: “The single didn’t do well, and he hilariously wrote to the Queen returning his MBE.
“He says something like, ‘Your Majesty, I’m returning the MBE in protest against the Vietnam War.
"And in protest of Cold Turkey slipping down the charts’.”
John was appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire in 1965 along with the other members of the Beatles.
Image: Getty Images for UMe) Getty Images for UMe)
While the star reportedly tried to return the honour in 1969, MBE’s cannot be returned.
However, the letter he wrote to The Queen and his medal are held at the Central Chancery of the Orders of Knighthood.
A Buckingham Palace spokesman previously confirmed that it was holding the MBE after John sent it back to the Palace along with his grumpy letter.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The spokesman told The Telegraph in 2009: "The Central Chancery would, without question, return any Insignia to the original recipient if they request it during their lifetime.
"If a recipient had not asked for insignia back before they die then it is assumed that they did not wish it to be returned, and any request from any other person for its return at a later date would be going against the original recipient’s wishes.
"The Central Chancery world therefore only consider releasing insignia if they had a direct approach from the recipient’s legal next of kin."


thedailymirror--2020-10-10--Trump undergoes TV medical evaluation with doctor who compared Covid to flu

Donald Trump has had a medical evaluation on Fox News after speculation over his health condition following his coronavirus diagnosis .
In his first on-camera interview since testing positive for Covid-19 , the US president appeared on Tucker Carlson ’ s programme at 8pm local time on Friday night - early Saturday morning in the UK .
Trump also received a medical evaluation during the show by Dr Marc Siegel , a contributor to the channel .
The doctor has previously compared Covid-19 to the flu and said there is `` no science '' behind the call to wear face @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was pre-recorded and then aired during the TV show - Trump said he now feels `` really good '' .
The US president also recalled the time he spent in hospital , saying he took a `` miraculous '' medicine - thanks to which he felt `` very good '' when he left the medical facility .
He said he now is `` medication-free '' , adding : `` [ Being medication-free ] makes me feel good , I do n't like medication . ''
The US president said he underwent lung scans @ @ @ @ @ @ @ day it got better '' .
He also praised doctors and the facility he stayed at , adding he wants to make sure all Americans who need it can get the medicine he took free of charge .
Speaking to Sean Hannity by phone on Thursday evening this week , Trump avoided answering questions on whether he had tested negative for Covid-19 - or whether he had been tested at all - since being discharged from hospital .
The US president said : `` They found very little infection or virus , if @ @ @ @ @ @ @ know if they found any .
I didn ’ t go into it greatly with the doctors . ''
White House spokesman Brian Morgenstern also avoided answering when asked on MSNBC when the president last tested negative for the virus .
This week , during an interview with Fox News , Trump insisted he was feeling well , despite coughing and apparently muting the call for a few seconds to hide it .
While talking to host Sean Hannity , Trump sounded hoarse and cleared his throat several times .
At one point @ @ @ @ @ @ @ few seconds before the president rejoined the conversation by saying `` excuse me '' .
During a press conference this week , House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Trump is `` clearly under medication '' which puts him `` in an altered state '' .
The US president repeatedly said he feels great after his Covid-19 illness , describing it as `` a blessing from God '' .
Trump has been criticised for downplaying the severity of coronavirus even though more than 200,000 Americans died after contracting it .
Before testing positive for Covid-19 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ September 29 , he mocked his rival Joe Biden , saying : `` He could be speaking 200 feet away and he shows up with the biggest mask I ’ ve ever seen . ''
Early on October 2 , Trump announced on Twitter that he and first lady Melania Trump had tested positive for Covid-19 .
Later that day , he was moved to Walter Reed hospital .
While in hospital , he took remdesivir , a medicine normally used by patients with severe coronavirus .
During his stay at Walter Reed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but there was some confusion as to which treatments the US president was being given and also on his general health condition .
On October 3 , Dr Sean Conley said : `` At this time , the team and I are extremely happy with the progress the president has made .
`` Thursday he had a mild cough , and some nasal congestion , and fatigue , all of which are now resolving and improving .
`` Just 72 hours into the diagnosis now , the first week of COVID , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the most critical in determining the likely course of this illness .
“ I ’ d rather not give any specific numbers , but he did have a fever Thursday into Friday .
Since Friday morning , he ’ s had none . ''
On October 4 , Trump was criticised after leaving hospital for a short car ride to greet his supporters who had gathered outside the hospital .
He was discharged on October 5 despite Dr Conley saying he was `` not out of the woods yet '' .
Once back @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his surgical mask on the balcony and then released a video message telling people not to be afraid of Covid-19 .
`` Do n't let it dominate you , do n't be afraid of it , you 're going to beat it , '' he said .
`` I know there 's a risk , there 's a danger but that 's OK. '' In another clip , he said China would `` pay a big price '' as he accused the country of causing havoc around the world .
Addressing Americans , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ your fault that this happened .
It was China 's fault .
`` And China 's going to pay a big price for what they 've done to this country .
`` China is going to pay a big price for what they 've done to the world .
This was China 's fault .
Just remember that . ''
It comes as the second presidential debate was cancelled after Donald Trump refused to take part .
The event , scheduled for October 15 , was moved online due to concerns of coronavirus @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not `` waste his time '' and would hold a rally instead .
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden also announced he would hold an alternative town hall on the night that the debate was supposed to take place , according to TVLine .
His campaign announced in a statement : `` Joe Biden was prepared to accept the [ Commission on Presidential Debates ’ ] proposal for a virtual Town Hall , but the president has refused , as Donald Trump clearly does not want to face questions from the voters about his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on COVID and the economy . ''

In his first on-camera interview since testing positive for Covid-19, the US president appeared on Tucker Carlson’s programme at 8pm local time on Friday night - early Saturday morning in the UK
Donald Trump has had a medical evaluation on Fox News after speculation over his health condition following his coronavirus diagnosis.
In his first on-camera interview since testing positive for Covid-19, the US president appeared on Tucker Carlson’s programme at 8pm local time on Friday night - early Saturday morning in the UK.
Trump also received a medical evaluation during the show by Dr Marc Siegel, a contributor to the channel.
The doctor has previously compared Covid-19 to the flu and said there is "no science" behind the call to wear face masks.
During the interview - which was pre-recorded and then aired during the TV show - Trump said he now feels "really good".
Image: Fox News) Fox News)
The US president also recalled the time he spent in hospital, saying he took a "miraculous" medicine - thanks to which he felt "very good" when he left the medical facility.
He said he now is "medication-free", adding: "[Being medication-free] makes me feel good, I don't like medication."
The US president said he underwent lung scans while hospitalised but added “with each day it got better".
He also praised doctors and the facility he stayed at, adding he wants to make sure all Americans who need it can get the medicine he took free of charge.
Speaking to Sean Hannity by phone on Thursday evening this week, Trump avoided answering questions on whether he had tested negative for Covid-19 - or whether he had been tested at all - since being discharged from hospital.
Image: Fox News) Fox News)
The US president said: "They found very little infection or virus, if any.
"I don’t know if they found any. I didn’t go into it greatly with the doctors."
White House spokesman Brian Morgenstern also avoided answering when asked on MSNBC when the president last tested negative for the virus.
This week, during an interview with Fox News, Trump insisted he was feeling well, despite coughing and apparently muting the call for a few seconds to hide it.
While talking to host Sean Hannity, Trump sounded hoarse and cleared his throat several times.
At one point, the line went silent for a few seconds before the president rejoined the conversation by saying "excuse me".
Image: KEN CEDENO/POOL/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock) KEN CEDENO/POOL/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock)
During a press conference this week, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Trump is "clearly under medication" which puts him "in an altered state".
The US president repeatedly said he feels great after his Covid-19 illness, describing it as "a blessing from God".
Trump has been criticised for downplaying the severity of coronavirus even though more than 200,000 Americans died after contracting it.
Before testing positive for Covid-19, during the first presidential debate on September 29, he mocked his rival Joe Biden, saying: "He could be speaking 200 feet away and he shows up with the biggest mask I’ve ever seen."
Early on October 2, Trump announced on Twitter that he and first lady Melania Trump had tested positive for Covid-19.
Later that day, he was moved to Walter Reed hospital.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
While in hospital, he took remdesivir, a medicine normally used by patients with severe coronavirus.
During his stay at Walter Reed, his doctors provided daily updates, but there was some confusion as to which treatments the US president was being given and also on his general health condition.
On October 3, Dr Sean Conley said: "At this time, the team and I are extremely happy with the progress the president has made.
"Thursday he had a mild cough, and some nasal congestion, and fatigue, all of which are now resolving and improving.
"Just 72 hours into the diagnosis now, the first week of COVID, and in particular day seven to 10 are the most critical in determining the likely course of this illness.
“I’d rather not give any specific numbers, but he did have a fever Thursday into Friday. Since Friday morning, he’s had none."
On October 4, Trump was criticised after leaving hospital for a short car ride to greet his supporters who had gathered outside the hospital.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
He was discharged on October 5 despite Dr Conley saying he was "not out of the woods yet".
Once back at the White House, he removed his surgical mask on the balcony and then released a video message telling people not to be afraid of Covid-19.
"Don't let it dominate you, don't be afraid of it, you're going to beat it," he said.
"I know there's a risk, there's a danger but that's OK."
In another clip, he said China would "pay a big price" as he accused the country of causing havoc around the world.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
Addressing Americans, Trump said: "It wasn't your fault that this happened. It was China's fault.
"And China's going to pay a big price for what they've done to this country.
"China is going to pay a big price for what they've done to the world. This was China's fault. Just remember that."
It comes as the second presidential debate was cancelled after Donald Trump refused to take part.
The event, scheduled for October 15, was moved online due to concerns of coronavirus transmission, but Trump said he would not "waste his time" and would hold a rally instead.
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden also announced he would hold an alternative town hall on the night that the debate was supposed to take place, according to TVLine.
His campaign announced in a statement: "Joe Biden was prepared to accept the [Commission on Presidential Debates’] proposal for a virtual Town Hall, but the president has refused, as Donald Trump clearly does not want to face questions from the voters about his failures from the voters about his failures on COVID and the economy."


thedailymirror--2020-10-10--Little Mix share experiences of being left 'quivering and shaking' in auditions

The ladies of Little Mix have found themselves being thrown back to thoughts of their own auditions before fame as they search for the next big band on their talent show .
Next year will mark a decade since Perrie Edwards , Jesy Nelson , Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Jade Thirlwall found fame as Little Mix on The X Factor .
And now the ladies are searching for singers to form a new band to join them on tour in their BBC talent show , Little Mix The Search .
But sitting together as a panel of judges has seen the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ – and it all sounds like a rather stressful experience .
The quartet explained that they found their own auditions a terrifying and nerve-racking event .
Perrie , 27 , explains pm the show : “ My very first ever audition was to be in this band .
“ Oh , the nerves .
All those feelings come flooding back when I see somebody just so passionate about something .
It ’ s their chance to change their lives.
” She adds : “ I was 16 when I first auditioned , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was that nervous , and I didn ’ t have as much confidence as you .
Not even half of the amount of confidence.
” Bandmate Jade recalled her own audition experience being similarly intimidating .
The 27-year-old says : “ I remember when I auditioned my legs were like jelly , I was shaking so much .
“ I was never , ever going to give up on my dream .
I would have been turning up till I was an old woman , till I made it.
” Meanwhile , 29-year-old @ @ @ @ @ @ @ first time on stage .
She recalls : “ [ I was ] the most petrified I ’ ve ever been in my whole entire life and you can ’ t control it .
“ It doesn ’ t matter how many deep breaths you take , how much you try and mentally prepare yourself , nothing prepares you for that moment.
” Little Mix The Search continues on BBC One on Saturdays at 7pm and Sundays at 6:45pm .

LEIGH-ANNE IN TEARS OVER OVERHWELMING AUDITION ON LITTLE MIX THE SEARCH
LEIGH-ANNE IN TEARS OVER OVERHWELMING AUDITION ON LITTLE MIX THE SEARCH
Perrie Edwards, Jesy Nelson, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Jade Thirlwall know how terrifying it is to audition in front of famous faces as they recall their band beginnings on Little Mix The Search
Little Mix share experiences of being left 'quivering and shaking' in auditions
The ladies of Little Mix have found themselves being thrown back to thoughts of their own auditions before fame as they search for the next big band on their talent show.
Next year will mark a decade since Perrie Edwards, Jesy Nelson, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Jade Thirlwall found fame as Little Mix on The X Factor.
And now the ladies are searching for singers to form a new band to join them on tour in their BBC talent show, Little Mix The Search.
But sitting together as a panel of judges has seen the girls experience flashbacks to their own auditions – and it all sounds like a rather stressful experience.
Image: BBC/Modest TV/Zoe McConnell) BBC/Modest TV/Zoe McConnell)
The quartet explained that they found their own auditions a terrifying and nerve-racking event.
Perrie, 27, explains pm the show: “My very first ever audition was to be in this band.
“Oh, the nerves. All those feelings come flooding back when I see somebody just so passionate about something. It’s their chance to change their lives.”
She adds: “I was 16 when I first auditioned, and my mouth was quivering.
Image: Ken McKay/Rex Features) Ken McKay/Rex Features)
“I was that nervous, and I didn’t have as much confidence as you. Not even half of the amount of confidence.”
Bandmate Jade recalled her own audition experience being similarly intimidating.
The 27-year-old says: “I remember when I auditioned my legs were like jelly, I was shaking so much.
“I was never, ever going to give up on my dream. I would have been turning up till I was an old woman, till I made it.”
Meanwhile, 29-year-old Jesy also remembers being frightened during her first time on stage.
Image: ITV) ITV)
She recalls: “[I was] the most petrified I’ve ever been in my whole entire life and you can’t control it.
“It doesn’t matter how many deep breaths you take, how much you try and mentally prepare yourself, nothing prepares you for that moment.”
Little Mix The Search continues on BBC One on Saturdays at 7pm and Sundays at 6:45pm.


thedailymirror--2020-10-09--Paul Merson suggests Arsenal got one over Man Utd in transfer window

Paul Merson has claimed Manchester United are “ going nowhere ” after their deadline day scramble .
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer spent the entire window chasing attacking signings and in the final hours landed three forwards .
Edinson Cavani signed on a free transfer from PSG , while young wingers Facundo Pellistri and Amad Diallo are more likely to have an impact in the future .
But Merson has claimed that United should have been focusing on defensive signings after shipping 11 goals in three games .
Solskjaer watched on as Tottenham scored six times at Old Trafford to condemn them @ @ @ @ @ @ @ start the season .
The former Arsenal star has also claimed his old side have stolen a march on United , after they signed Thomas Partey on Monday .
Mikel Arteta landed his top target after the Gunners finally triggered the former Atletico Madrid midfielder ’ s release clause .
And writing in his Daily Star column , Merson has claimed Partey should have been a target for Old Trafford bosses .
He said : “ I like where Arsenal are going on the pitch .
Mikel Arteta is doing really well .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ I don ’ t know why Manchester United or even Manchester City didn ’ t go for him .
He ’ s better than what they ’ ve got.
” Meanwhile , on United ’ s transfers , Merson has claimed that they have “ opened the door ” for the likes of Arsenal and Everton to gatecrash the top-four picture .
“ Edinson Cavani is an underwhelming signing for Manchester United that shows they are going nowhere , ” he added .
“ He ’ s been available on a free @ @ @ @ @ @ @ when , and I don ’ t think they got beaten by Tottenham because they can ’ t put the ball in the net .
“ Having a man sent off in that game just gave them an excuse .
They were already all over the shop defensively .
“ It ’ s hard to play for a big club when you haven ’ t got any pace and their centre backs have none .
Do you agree with Merson or will Edinson Cavani be a success at Man Utd this season ?
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ thought they were a shoe-in for the top four before the season started but until they get some legs in that back four I don ’ t see where they are going .
“ They have opened the door for teams like Arsenal , Tottenham and Everton to finish in the top four this season .
“ I don ’ t think they are a top four club at the moment .
They can ’ t defend for toffee , and they let Chris Smalling go to Roma .
He would probably get @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Cavani feels like a Quick Fix .
But he ’ s probably not even that if I ’ m being honest .
I don ’ t see him being the difference.
” * Sign up to the Mirror Football email here for the latest news and transfer gossip

Arsenal managed to get a deal over the line for Thomas Partey before the international window closed, while United singed four players of their own
Paul Merson suggests Arsenal got one over Man Utd in transfer window
Paul Merson has claimed Manchester United are “going nowhere” after their deadline day scramble.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer spent the entire window chasing attacking signings and in the final hours landed three forwards.
Edinson Cavani signed on a free transfer from PSG, while young wingers Facundo Pellistri and Amad Diallo are more likely to have an impact in the future.
But Merson has claimed that United should have been focusing on defensive signings after shipping 11 goals in three games.
Solskjaer watched on as Tottenham scored six times at Old Trafford to condemn them to a second straight home defeat to start the season.
Image: 2020 DeFodi Images) 2020 DeFodi Images)
The former Arsenal star has also claimed his old side have stolen a march on United, after they signed Thomas Partey on Monday.
Mikel Arteta landed his top target after the Gunners finally triggered the former Atletico Madrid midfielder’s release clause.
And writing in his Daily Star column, Merson has claimed Partey should have been a target for Old Trafford bosses.
He said: “I like where Arsenal are going on the pitch. Mikel Arteta is doing really well. And Partey is an unbelievable signing.
“I don’t know why Manchester United or even Manchester City didn’t go for him. He’s better than what they’ve got.”
Image: SkySports) SkySports)
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Meanwhile, on United’s transfers, Merson has claimed that they have “opened the door” for the likes of Arsenal and Everton to gatecrash the top-four picture.
“Edinson Cavani is an underwhelming signing for Manchester United that shows they are going nowhere,” he added.
“He’s been available on a free transfer since I don’t know when, and I don’t think they got beaten by Tottenham because they can’t put the ball in the net.
“Having a man sent off in that game just gave them an excuse. They were already all over the shop defensively.
“It’s hard to play for a big club when you haven’t got any pace and their centre backs have none.
Do you agree with Merson or will Edinson Cavani be a success at Man Utd this season? Have your say here.
Image: PA) PA)
“I thought they were a shoe-in for the top four before the season started but until they get some legs in that back four I don’t see where they are going.
“They have opened the door for teams like Arsenal, Tottenham and Everton to finish in the top four this season.
“I don’t think they are a top four club at the moment. They can’t defend for toffee, and they let Chris Smalling go to Roma. He would probably get in the team right now.
“Cavani feels like a Quick Fix. But he’s probably not even that if I’m being honest. I don’t see him being the difference.”
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thedailymirror--2020-10-09--Kylie Jenner asserts her dominance in sexy snap but insists she's not bossy

Kylie Jenner set pulses racing with her latest Instagram offering , as she shared a series of stunning snaps with her her 197 million followers .
Despite owning multiple businesses and having hundreds of millions of dollars to her name , the mum-of-one , 23 , simply insists she 's not bossy .
In fact , she said she prefers to be referred to as `` the boss '' after building her own empire on the back of her family 's uber successful reality TV show .
The brunette bombshell flocked to social media to share the stunning snaps with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ her dominance in a playful caption .
`` I 'm not bossy I 'm the boss , '' she wrote .
Showcasing her enviable curves in a tiny wrap dress , Kylie flashed her abs in the daring autumnal look .
The short dress featured a rare zebra floral pattern as it celebrated autumn 's colour palette of yellow , black and orange hues .
Stormi 's mum opted for a dress that featured one long sleeve and a wrap-around midriff section .
To top her look off , Kylie went with a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with gold jewellery .
It was n't long before her fans flocked to the comments section to gush over her stunning look .
One fan wrote : `` You are unbelievably beautiful . ''
`` Living for this look .
It 's the dress for me , '' wrote another .
Kylie ’ s latest offering comes after she recently reunited with her former lover Travis Scott for a precious family day out with their daughter Stormi .
The proud mum took her little girl for some autumnal fun at a pumpkin patch @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the two-year-old ’ s co-parent .
Taking to her Instagram Stories , the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star shared footage of the family ’ s tractor ride through sunflower fields and snaps of Stormi cosying up to her dad in a field of flowers .
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Despite owning multiple businesses and having hundreds of millions of dollars to her name, the mum-of-one, 23, simply insists she's not bossy
Kylie Jenner asserts her dominance in sexy snap but insists she's not bossy
Kylie Jenner set pulses racing with her latest Instagram offering, as she shared a series of stunning snaps with her her 197 million followers.
Despite owning multiple businesses and having hundreds of millions of dollars to her name, the mum-of-one, 23, simply insists she's not bossy.
In fact, she said she prefers to be referred to as "the boss" after building her own empire on the back of her family's uber successful reality TV show.
The brunette bombshell flocked to social media to share the stunning snaps with her countless fans, as she asserted her dominance in a playful caption.
Image: kyliejenner/Instagram) kyliejenner/Instagram)
"I'm not bossy I'm the boss," she wrote.
Showcasing her enviable curves in a tiny wrap dress, Kylie flashed her abs in the daring autumnal look.
The short dress featured a rare zebra floral pattern as it celebrated autumn's colour palette of yellow, black and orange hues.
Image: kyliejenner/Instagram) kyliejenner/Instagram)
Stormi's mum opted for a dress that featured one long sleeve and a wrap-around midriff section.
To top her look off, Kylie went with a shiny orange croc shoulder bag and accessorised with gold jewellery.
It wasn't long before her fans flocked to the comments section to gush over her stunning look.
Image: kyliejenner/Instagram) kyliejenner/Instagram)
One fan wrote: "You are unbelievably beautiful."
Another penned: "Sublime. You're just perfect."
"Living for this look. It's the dress for me," wrote another.
Kylie’s latest offering comes after she recently reunited with her former lover Travis Scott for a precious family day out with their daughter Stormi.
Image: kyliejenner/Instagram) kyliejenner/Instagram)
The proud mum took her little girl for some autumnal fun at a pumpkin patch in Moorpark, California on Monday with the two-year-old’s co-parent.
Taking to her Instagram Stories, the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star shared footage of the family’s tractor ride through sunflower fields and snaps of Stormi cosying up to her dad in a field of flowers.
Do you have a story to sell? Get in touch with us at webcelebs@trinitymirror.com or call us direct 0207 29 33033.


thedailymirror--2020-10-09--Gemma Collins set to give lecture at Cambridge University next month

Cambridge University is soon to receive a dose of reality thanks to guest lecturer – and The Only Way Is Essex star – Gemma Collins .
The 39-year-old TV star is set to address students at the prestigious university campus with an address as the institution ’ s Union .
And the Queen of Memes will be following in the footsteps of some of the most iconic names in history – including Winston Churchill and the Dalai Lama – as she offers her insights on life for students to absorb .
Gemma is set to speak at the Cambridge Union @ @ @ @ @ @ @ November 14 where it is expected she will give valuable insights in to how 21st century business and celebrity can mix to a lucrative degree .
A source told The Sun : “ The idea is to diversify the sort of people who speak so that the Union moves with the times .
“ In terms of modern popular culture , Gemma has managed to cement herself as a major figure in recent years .
“ She has published two books , run a fashion company and has millions of followers online .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ will be fascinating — and she ’ ll be very funny too.
” Gemma is something of an authority on bridging the worlds of reality , celebrity and business – having grossed a fortune over the past decade .
It is believed she has built a personal wealth of £2.7 million since she burst on to screens on ITV ’ s The Only Way Is Essex in 2011 .
While her appearance will certainly mark a change in tone of speakers at the 205-year-old Cambridge University debating society which has seen past speakers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Hollywood actors .
As well as appearing on TOWIE , Gemma has fronted reality shows of her own including Gemma Collins : Diva Forever , and featured on other reality shows including CelebrityBig Brother and Dancing On Ice .
She runs a shop in Essex – and had a past as a car salesperson , as featured when she first joined the cast of TOWIE .
While the star has drawn an international audience thanks to her engaging social media posts , being the source of viral Memes and soundbites , and saw @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Brit Awards last year .

The reality star will address students at the Cambridge University debating society to discuss 'her insights into 21st century celebrity culture', business and beyond
Cambridge University is soon to receive a dose of reality thanks to guest lecturer – and The Only Way Is Essex star – Gemma Collins.
The 39-year-old TV star is set to address students at the prestigious university campus with an address as the institution’s Union.
And the Queen of Memes will be following in the footsteps of some of the most iconic names in history – including Winston Churchill and the Dalai Lama – as she offers her insights on life for students to absorb.
Gemma is set to speak at the Cambridge Union debating society to give a speech on November 14 where it is expected she will give valuable insights in to how 21st century business and celebrity can mix to a lucrative degree.
Image: Dave Benett/Getty Images for Boohoo.com) Dave Benett/Getty Images for Boohoo.com)
A source told The Sun: “The idea is to diversify the sort of people who speak so that the Union moves with the times.
“In terms of modern popular culture, Gemma has managed to cement herself as a major figure in recent years.
“She has published two books, run a fashion company and has millions of followers online. Her insights into 21st century celebrity culture will be fascinating — and she’ll be very funny too.”
Image: PA) PA)
Gemma is something of an authority on bridging the worlds of reality, celebrity and business – having grossed a fortune over the past decade.
It is believed she has built a personal wealth of £2.7 million since she burst on to screens on ITV’s The Only Way Is Essex in 2011.
While her appearance will certainly mark a change in tone of speakers at the 205-year-old Cambridge University debating society which has seen past speakers including former Prime Ministers, authors and Hollywood actors.
Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto) Getty Images/iStockphoto)
As well as appearing on TOWIE, Gemma has fronted reality shows of her own including Gemma Collins: Diva Forever, and featured on other reality shows including Celebrity Big Brother and Dancing On Ice.
She runs a shop in Essex – and had a past as a car salesperson, as featured when she first joined the cast of TOWIE.
While the star has drawn an international audience thanks to her engaging social media posts, being the source of viral Memes and soundbites, and saw celebs flock to her for selfies at the Brit Awards last year.


thedailymirror--2020-10-09--Virtual presidential debate cancelled after Donald Trump refuses to take part

The second presidential debate scheduled for October 15 has been cancelled after Donald Trump refused to take part in a virtual event .
It comes after the Commission on Presidential Debates announced this week that Trump and Biden would be participating in the debate from remote locations due to concerns about coronavirus transmission .
But after the current US president told Fox News he would not `` waste his time '' on a virtual event , the organising body decided to cancel it , a person familiar with the matter told The Wall Street Journal .
The news was later @ @ @ @ @ @ @ campaigns had announced `` alternate plans for that date . ''
`` It is now apparent there will be no debate on October 15 , and the CPD will turn its attention to preparations for the final presidential debate scheduled for October 22 , '' the commission said in a statemetn .
When the event was initially moved online , the Trump campaign called for the two remaining debates to be moved back but the Biden campaign objected to changing the dates .
The commission said the decision to move the event online @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and safety of all involved '' .
But in an interview with Fox Business Network 's Maria Bartiromo , Trump said the new virtual format announced by the Commission on Presidential Debates was not acceptable to him .
`` I 'm not going to do a virtual debate , '' he insisted .
The president said his campaign was planning on him to hold a rally instead .
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden also announced he would hold an alternative town hall on the night that the debate was supposed to take place @ @ @ @ @ @ @ announced in a statement : `` Joe Biden was prepared to accept the [ Commission on Presidential Debates ’ ] proposal for a virtual Town Hall , but the president has refused , as Donald Trump clearly does not want to face questions from the voters about his failures from the voters about his failures on COVID and the economy .
`` As a result , Joe Biden will find an appropriate place to take questions from voters directly on October 15 , as he has done on several occasions in recent weeks @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Given the president ’ s refusal to participate on October 15 , we hope the Debate Commission will move the Biden-Trump Town Hall to October 22 , so that the president is not able to evade accountability .
`` The voters should have a chance to ask questions of both candidates , directly .
`` Every presidential candidate since 1992 has participated in such an event , and it would be a shame if Donald Trump was the first to refuse . ''
The first presidential debate took place on September 29 in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on October 7 , Vice-President Mike Pence and Senator Kamala Harris took part in the only vice presidential debate scheduled ahead of the election .
The US presidential election is scheduled for Tuesday , November 3 , but in some states people have already voted by post or are doing so in the coming weeks .
Meanwhile , Donald Trump will host his first in person event since testing positive for the coronavirus on Saturday evening , despite still possibly having the disease and being infectious .
The US President will discuss `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ House .
He will address the crowd on the South Lawn from a balcony , even though growing evidence that there is a coronavirus outbreak in the White House .
So far 33 people in addition to Trump have caught the disease while working in the famous building , ABC reports .
The President has repeatedly avoided giving a straight answer when asked when he last tested negative for the bug , leading to suspicions that he is still infected .

The event, scheduled for October 15, has been cancelled after Donald Trump said during an interview with Fox News he would not 'waste his time' taking part in a virtual event
The second presidential debate scheduled for October 15 has been cancelled after Donald Trump refused to take part in a virtual event.
It comes after the Commission on Presidential Debates announced this week that Trump and Biden would be participating in the debate from remote locations due to concerns about coronavirus transmission.
But after the current US president told Fox News he would not "waste his time" on a virtual event, the organising body decided to cancel it, a person familiar with the matter told The Wall Street Journal.
The news was later confirmed by the Commission who said both campaigns had announced "alternate plans for that date."
"It is now apparent there will be no debate on October 15, and the CPD will turn its attention to preparations for the final presidential debate scheduled for October 22," the commission said in a statemetn.
When the event was initially moved online, the Trump campaign called for the two remaining debates to be moved back but the Biden campaign objected to changing the dates.
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
The commission said the decision to move the event online was made "to protect the health and safety of all involved".
But in an interview with Fox Business Network's Maria Bartiromo, Trump said the new virtual format announced by the Commission on Presidential Debates was not acceptable to him.
"I'm not going to do a virtual debate," he insisted.
The president said his campaign was planning on him to hold a rally instead.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden also announced he would hold an alternative town hall on the night that the debate was supposed to take place, according to TVLine.
His campaign announced in a statement: "Joe Biden was prepared to accept the [Commission on Presidential Debates’] proposal for a virtual Town Hall, but the president has refused, as Donald Trump clearly does not want to face questions from the voters about his failures from the voters about his failures on COVID and the economy.
"As a result, Joe Biden will find an appropriate place to take questions from voters directly on October 15, as he has done on several occasions in recent weeks."
The statement continues: "Given the president’s refusal to participate on October 15, we hope the Debate Commission will move the Biden-Trump Town Hall to October 22, so that the president is not able to evade accountability.
"The voters should have a chance to ask questions of both candidates, directly.
"Every presidential candidate since 1992 has participated in such an event, and it would be a shame if Donald Trump was the first to refuse."
The first presidential debate took place on September 29 in Cleveland, Ohio.
This week, on October 7, Vice-President Mike Pence and Senator Kamala Harris took part in the only vice presidential debate scheduled ahead of the election.
The US presidential election is scheduled for Tuesday, November 3, but in some states people have already voted by post or are doing so in the coming weeks.
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Meanwhile, Donald Trump will host his first in person event since testing positive for the coronavirus on Saturday evening, despite still possibly having the disease and being infectious.
The US President will discuss "law and order" at the White House.
He will address the crowd on the South Lawn from a balcony, even though growing evidence that there is a coronavirus outbreak in the White House.
So far 33 people in addition to Trump have caught the disease while working in the famous building, ABC reports.
The President has repeatedly avoided giving a straight answer when asked when he last tested negative for the bug, leading to suspicions that he is still infected.


thedailymirror--2020-10-09--EastEnders' June Brown 'told by doctors quitting smoking might damage health'

EastEnders icon June Brown has been advised by doctors not to quit smoking as it might have an adverse effect on her health – according to her on-screen son .
The 93-year-old played soap legend Dot Cotton from 1985 to February this year – starring in 2,350 episodes of the BBC show .
He on screen son , Nick Cotton - played by John Altman – featured on the soap from 1985 until the character was killed off in February 2015 .
June and 68-year-old John are still close and the younger actor frequently visits the soap icon at her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on her cigarette smoking habits .
And it is claimed that the actress has been given the bizarre health advice by doctors to continue smoking as she enjoys her 90s .
John told The Sun : “ She is still smoking , unfortunately , but the doctors have told her not to stop now . ''
The former soap actor continued : “ She loves her ciggies . ''
He added : “ She smokes at least ten a day.
” The Sun made the claim that if June quit the ciggies “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” following her seven decade habit .
June previously attempted to quit real cigarettes by switching to E-Cigarettes , but is believed to have returned to real cigarettes .
It was announced in February this year that June had quit EastEnders after 35 years .
Reports suggested she had grown frustrated with the storylines her character was being given .
While there were also reports at the time that her eyesight was suffering and impeding her ability to read lines .
However , John undermined the reports of failing eyesight .
He said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ Her eyesight ’ s not brilliant but apart from that she is full of beans .
She gets the Kindle and her glasses , so she can still read . ''

The 93-year-old soap legend has been puffing away for seven decades but her on-screen son – actor John Altman – has claimed she was told by doctors that quitting smoking could harm her
EastEnders icon June Brown has been advised by doctors not to quit smoking as it might have an adverse effect on her health – according to her on-screen son.
The 93-year-old played soap legend Dot Cotton from 1985 to February this year – starring in 2,350 episodes of the BBC show.
He on screen son, Nick Cotton - played by John Altman – featured on the soap from 1985 until the character was killed off in February 2015.
June and 68-year-old John are still close and the younger actor frequently visits the soap icon at her home – and has given an update on her cigarette smoking habits.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
And it is claimed that the actress has been given the bizarre health advice by doctors to continue smoking as she enjoys her 90s.
John told The Sun: “She is still smoking, unfortunately, but the doctors have told her not to stop now."
The former soap actor continued: “She loves her ciggies."
Image: BBC) BBC)
He added: “She smokes at least ten a day.”
The Sun made the claim that if June quit the ciggies “she might keel over with the shock” following her seven decade habit.
June previously attempted to quit real cigarettes by switching to E-Cigarettes, but is believed to have returned to real cigarettes.
It was announced in February this year that June had quit EastEnders after 35 years.
Reports suggested she had grown frustrated with the storylines her character was being given.
Image: BBC) BBC)
While there were also reports at the time that her eyesight was suffering and impeding her ability to read lines.
However, John undermined the reports of failing eyesight.
He said during his chat with The Sun: “Her eyesight’s not brilliant but apart from that she is full of beans. She gets the Kindle and her glasses, so she can still read."


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thedailymirror--2020-10-09--Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci are 'beautifully understated' in Supernova

Less is often more when it comes to conveying years of companionship and intimacy in cinema .
In director , Harry Macqueen ’ s acclaimed pianist Sam ( Colin Firth ) and celebrated novelist Tusker ( Stanley Tucci ) have spent years of their lives in each other ’ s pockets and supporting each other ’ s careers .
Now everything is on hold as Tusker was diagnosed with early-onset dementia two years prior , prompting the pair to go on a road trip in their campervan to visit friends and family and spend quality time together .
However , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s illness and the fact that their time together is slowly ebbing away - forcing them to confront some uncomfortable choices and truths about their relationship and future .
It is clear that actor-turned-director Macqueen has a real reverence for actors , utilising a sleight-of-hand style to enable his two leading men to dominate the film with their quiet chemistry and subtle performances .
Colin Firth uses his stoic Britishness to great effect here , but one slightly more world-weary than usual , aided with a rugged beard and strained look in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ working hard to hold everything together as he wishes to make the most of his beloved spouse .
Meanwhile , using his easy charm and occasionally sardonic tone , Stanley Tucci makes Tusker a believably popular character without ever veering into caricature as the writer whose memories are bleeding away yet is still alert enough to make bold choices and follow a new obsession of star-gazing .
Despite crossing paths with family members and friends during the film ’ s lean runtime , the film belongs to the two leads who are mostly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , along with the rugged hills and mountains of rural England who only further amplify the pair ’ s odyssey into difficult terrain .
One can ’ t help but wonder if the film would have been more interesting if it interrogated the pair ’ s celebrity further , as the decision to make both wealthy artists goes rather unexamined , especially considering each have legacies the other helped support so keenly .
Elsewhere , the use of the cosmic expanse of stars and discussion of the galaxy provides a prominent analogy for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we leave behind .
This is presented in a thoughtful manner without feeling too spoon-fed , but some may find it out of place amongst the realistic chamber-piece scenes on offer elsewhere .
Similar to the celebrated but brutal Amour by Michael Haneke and the rather trite Helen Mirren drama The Leisure Seeker , Supernova joins a growing genre of romance films exploring the terrifying prospect of a powerful love story being brought to an end by dementia .
Yet , with beautiful work from the likes of Firth and Tucci , Macqueen @ @ @ @ @ @ @ many with its star 's easy chemistry and quiet melancholy .
Supernova is a moving examination of a couple grieving for their still-living partners , with beautifully understated performances from Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci .
Supernova is being shown as part of London Film Festival 2020 and is released in UK cinemas on November 27 , 2020 .
What are your favourite performances from Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci ?
Let us know in the comments below .

Stanley Tucci and Colin Firth star as a couple who embrace a road trip of their past after one of them is diagnosed with early-onset dementia in this emotional British drama
Less is often more when it comes to conveying years of companionship and intimacy in cinema.
In director, Harry Macqueen’s acclaimed pianist Sam (Colin Firth) and celebrated novelist Tusker (Stanley Tucci) have spent years of their lives in each other’s pockets and supporting each other’s careers.
Now everything is on hold as Tusker was diagnosed with early-onset dementia two years prior, prompting the pair to go on a road trip in their campervan to visit friends and family and spend quality time together.
However, neither can escape the spectre of Tusker’s illness and the fact that their time together is slowly ebbing away - forcing them to confront some uncomfortable choices and truths about their relationship and future.
It is clear that actor-turned-director Macqueen has a real reverence for actors, utilising a sleight-of-hand style to enable his two leading men to dominate the film with their quiet chemistry and subtle performances.
Image: STUDIOCANAL UK) STUDIOCANAL UK)
Colin Firth uses his stoic Britishness to great effect here, but one slightly more world-weary than usual, aided with a rugged beard and strained look in his eyes as Sam, who is working hard to hold everything together as he wishes to make the most of his beloved spouse.
Meanwhile, using his easy charm and occasionally sardonic tone, Stanley Tucci makes Tusker a believably popular character without ever veering into caricature as the writer whose memories are bleeding away yet is still alert enough to make bold choices and follow a new obsession of star-gazing.
Despite crossing paths with family members and friends during the film’s lean runtime, the film belongs to the two leads who are mostly operating in a calm and measured two-hander, along with the rugged hills and mountains of rural England who only further amplify the pair’s odyssey into difficult terrain.
Image: STUDIOCANAL UK) STUDIOCANAL UK)
One can’t help but wonder if the film would have been more interesting if it interrogated the pair’s celebrity further, as the decision to make both wealthy artists goes rather unexamined, especially considering each have legacies the other helped support so keenly.
Elsewhere, the use of the cosmic expanse of stars and discussion of the galaxy provides a prominent analogy for life and death and memories and what we leave behind. This is presented in a thoughtful manner without feeling too spoon-fed, but some may find it out of place amongst the realistic chamber-piece scenes on offer elsewhere.
Image: STUDIOCANAL UK) STUDIOCANAL UK)
Similar to the celebrated but brutal Amour by Michael Haneke and the rather trite Helen Mirren drama The Leisure Seeker, Supernova joins a growing genre of romance films exploring the terrifying prospect of a powerful love story being brought to an end by dementia.
Yet, with beautiful work from the likes of Firth and Tucci, Macqueen’s film is likely to move many with its star's easy chemistry and quiet melancholy.
Verdict
Supernova is a moving examination of a couple grieving for their still-living partners, with beautifully understated performances from Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci.
Supernova is being shown as part of London Film Festival 2020 and is released in UK cinemas on November 27, 2020.
What are your favourite performances from Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci? Let us know in the comments below.


thedailymirror--2020-10-09--Bristol beats London to 10-year house price crown - where's risen fastest

People who 've owned houses in Bristol since 2010 have made more money from them than anywhere else in Britain , Rightmove has found .
Looking across England , Scotland and Wales , the property website worked out exactly which areas had seen the fastest and slowest rise over the past 10 years .
Easton , an inner city neighbourhood in Bristol , was the biggest winner - with asking prices more than doubling ( up 120 % ) over the past decade .
But it was n't the only neighbourhood in the city to crack the top 10 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Rightmove ’ s Tim Bannister said : “ Demand for property in Bristol is exceptionally strong right now .
`` Average asking prices across Bristol as a whole are up by 60 % over the past decade and it ’ s one of the UK ’ s most thriving regional centres . ''
After Bristolians , Londoners have made the most money from their homes .
Properties in Walthamstow , Peckham , Tottenham , Forest Gate , Elephant & Castle , Deptford and Hackney all rose by at least 100 % in price @ @ @ @ @ @ @ London and Bristol , only Swanscombe , Kent , recorded a rise of more than 100 % , Rightmove said .
That compares to a national rise of 41 % over the same period .
Across the different types of home , asking prices for first-time buyer properties of two bedrooms or fewer have increased by 39 % in ten years , second-stepper homes of three and four bedrooms are up 41 % , and top-of-the-ladder properties of five bedrooms and above have risen by 32 % .
But not everywhere saw price @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and parts of Scotland actually saw prices decline since 2010 .
Worst of all was Nairn in Scotland , where asking prices for homes have fallen 15 % , followed by Linthorpe in Middlesbrough ( down 12 % ) , Shildon in Durham ( down 10 % ) and Kilwinning and Johnstone in Scotland ( both down 9 % ) .
Areas with the biggest house price falls since 2010 :

In the past ten years house prices have more than doubled in exactly ten parts of the country - this is where's risen fastest and where prices have actually fallen since 2010
Where house prices have doubled in 10 years - Britain's best and worst areas
People who've owned houses in Bristol since 2010 have made more money from them than anywhere else in Britain, Rightmove has found.
Looking across England, Scotland and Wales, the property website worked out exactly which areas had seen the fastest and slowest rise over the past 10 years.
Easton, an inner city neighbourhood in Bristol, was the biggest winner - with asking prices more than doubling (up 120%) over the past decade.
But it wasn't the only neighbourhood in the city to crack the top 10, with Whitehall also making the list.
Image: jon Kent/Bristol Live) jon Kent/Bristol Live)
Rightmove’s Tim Bannister said: “Demand for property in Bristol is exceptionally strong right now.
"Average asking prices across Bristol as a whole are up by 60% over the past decade and it’s one of the UK’s most thriving regional centres."
After Bristolians, Londoners have made the most money from their homes.
Properties in Walthamstow, Peckham, Tottenham, Forest Gate, Elephant & Castle, Deptford and Hackney all rose by at least 100% in price over the past 10 years.
Image: PA) PA)
Outside London and Bristol, only Swanscombe, Kent, recorded a rise of more than 100%, Rightmove said.
That compares to a national rise of 41% over the same period.
Biggest house price rises in the past 10 years:
Easton, Bristol - 120%
Walthamstow, London - 117%
Peckham, London - 107%
Swanscombe, Kent - 106%
Tottenham, London - 106%
Forest Gate, London - 104%
Elephant & Castle, London - 103%
Whitehall, Bristol - 102%
Deptford, London - 101%
Hackney, London - 100%
West Norwood, London - 99%
Leyton, London - 99%
Stratford, London - 98%
Tilbury, Essex - 97%
Across the different types of home, asking prices for first-time buyer properties of two bedrooms or fewer have increased by 39% in ten years, second-stepper homes of three and four bedrooms are up 41%, and top-of-the-ladder properties of five bedrooms and above have risen by 32%.
House price rises since 2010 by region:
London - 62%
East of England - 48%
South East - 43%
East Midlands - 40%
West Midlands - 38%
South West - 35%
Yorkshire and The Humber - 28%
North West - 26%
Wales - 26%
Scotland - 21%
North East - 11%
But not everywhere saw price growth.
Areas of the north-east England and parts of Scotland actually saw prices decline since 2010.
Worst of all was Nairn in Scotland, where asking prices for homes have fallen 15%, followed by Linthorpe in Middlesbrough (down 12%), Shildon in Durham (down 10%) and Kilwinning and Johnstone in Scotland (both down 9%).
Areas with the biggest house price falls since 2010:


thedailymirror--2020-10-09--Strictly's Max George admits he used to fancy co-star Caroline Quentin

Max George says he is thrilled Caroline Quentin is competing alongside him – and admits he used to fancy her .
The singer , 31 , said he and his brother loved watching Caroline , 60 , on TV when they were kids .
“ I 'm absolutely buzzing that Caroline 's there .
I 'm a huge fan of hers .
And me and my brother had a massive crush on her when we were little , when we used to watch Men Behaving Badly .
“ She 's so cool .
Caroline is fun to speak to , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ already feel so much better about any nerves and stuff about being around this place that she 's here.
” He also opened up about being separated from girlfriend Stacey Giggs in order to take part in the competition .
The couple , who confirmed their romance last year in May , will have to be separated as Max isolates ahead of the Strictly Come Dancing launch show .
Strictly will be treated as a 'bubble ' , enabling its cast and crew to work with each other amid the coronavirus pandemic .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ ' for each of the pairings .
This means that the celeb and pro are able to get up close and personal , but to enable that one of them needs to live by themselves .
Opening up about how it would feel to be separated from Stacey , he said : `` We 've been in each other 's pockets so it will be difficult but for me personally I 've been used to being away .
Like when I was with the boys [ The Wanted ] I was always away @ @ @ @ @ @ @ - I 'm away quite a lot .
`` I think with this year , especially with the Covid situation and with us literally just being together , it is a bit of a shock to the system .
But yeah , I think we 're both just excited to see what happens more than anything . ''
Asked whether he felt the pressure after former bandmate Jay McGuinness won the show with Aliona Vilani in 2015 , he said : `` No , not really .
Jay was always a top dancer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` I remember when we auditioned for the band I nearly did n't get in because I was bad at dancing .
So yeah , that 's been a problem for me for over a decade !
`` Jay was always the one where if we ever did any stage movement , he would always choreograph that .
So yeah , in terms of that I would n't say it was pressure , I always looked up to Jay in that sense .
`` I do n't want to be comparing myself @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he can give me any tips that would be great ! ''
*Strictly Come Dancing returns Saturday 17th October on BBC One

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Singer Max, 31, said he and his brother loved watching Caroline, 60, on TV when they were kids
Max George says he is thrilled Caroline Quentin is competing alongside him – and admits he used to fancy her.
The singer, 31, said he and his brother loved watching Caroline, 60, on TV when they were kids.
“I'm absolutely buzzing that Caroline's there. I'm a huge fan of hers. And me and my brother had a massive crush on her when we were little, when we used to watch Men Behaving Badly.
“She's so cool. Caroline is fun to speak to, and she's just class. I already feel so much better about any nerves and stuff about being around this place that she's here.”
He also opened up about being separated from girlfriend Stacey Giggs in order to take part in the competition.
Image: PA) PA)
The couple, who confirmed their romance last year in May, will have to be separated as Max isolates ahead of the Strictly Come Dancing launch show.
Strictly will be treated as a 'bubble', enabling its cast and crew to work with each other amid the coronavirus pandemic. Within that are individual 'close contact cohorts' for each of the pairings.
Image: BBC/PA) BBC/PA)
This means that the celeb and pro are able to get up close and personal, but to enable that one of them needs to live by themselves.
Opening up about how it would feel to be separated from Stacey, he said: "We've been in each other's pockets so it will be difficult but for me personally I've been used to being away. Like when I was with the boys [The Wanted] I was always away and then with the acting and stuff - I'm away quite a lot.
Image: Max George/Instagram) Max George/Instagram)
"I think with this year, especially with the Covid situation and with us literally just being together, it is a bit of a shock to the system. But yeah, I think we're both just excited to see what happens more than anything."
Asked whether he felt the pressure after former bandmate Jay McGuinness won the show with Aliona Vilani in 2015, he said: "No, not really. Jay was always a top dancer, even when we started the band.
Image: Max George/Instagram) Max George/Instagram)
"I remember when we auditioned for the band I nearly didn't get in because I was bad at dancing. So yeah, that's been a problem for me for over a decade!
"Jay was always the one where if we ever did any stage movement, he would always choreograph that. So yeah, in terms of that I wouldn't say it was pressure, I always looked up to Jay in that sense.
"I don't want to be comparing myself [to him]. But if he can give me any tips that would be great!"
*Strictly Come Dancing returns Saturday 17th October on BBC One