thedailymirror--2020-09-02--Meghan and Harry surprise kids at school before gesture to honour his mum Diana

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle marked the anniversary of Diana , Princess of Wales ' death by joining a gardening session with pre-school children .
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex helped the youngsters sow forget-me-nots - one of Diana 's favourite flowers - when they visited the project run by the Assistance League of Los Angeles .
The duke was just 12 and older brother William 15 when their mother was killed in a car crash in Paris on August 31 , 1997 .
Harry and Meghan visited a pre-school learning centre run by the league and spent Monday @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
They worked with the youngsters to restock their learning garden for the autumn - an annual activity for the centre .
The Sussexes and the young gardeners planted a mix of flowers and vegetables , including petunias , California wildflowers , tomatoes , squash and sweet peas .
A mix of herbs were already growing in the open space .
Images of the activity were posted on the official Instagram account of the Assistance League of Los Angeles , an organisation helping impoverished children through philanthropy , dedicated service and compassionate programmes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were wearing face masks as they crouched down to dig holes in the soil for the new plants and seeds .
The pre-school learning centre provides childcare to youngsters aged three to five from low-income families .
In the past the Duke and Duchess have volunteered at the centre which is a few streets away from where Meghan went to middle and high school .
As they worked they listened to children 's nursery music and some of the youngsters danced and sang .
The couple also spent some time reading to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and planting , including the fairytale Jack And The Beanstalk , which had everyone laughing about magic beans .
Harry and Meghan , who moved to America with son Archie for personal and financial freedom just before the lockdown , have recently bought a £11 million house in the celebrity hotspot of Santa Barbara .

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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex visited a pre-school learning centre run by the Assistance League of Los Angeles and helped the pupils sow Diana's favourite forget-me-nots
Meghan Markle and Harry surprise kids at school before gesture to honour Princess Diana
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle marked the anniversary of Diana, Princess of Wales' death by joining a gardening session with pre-school children.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex helped the youngsters sow forget-me-nots - one of Diana's favourite flowers - when they visited the project run by the Assistance League of Los Angeles.
The duke was just 12 and older brother William 15 when their mother was killed in a car crash in Paris on August 31, 1997.
Harry and Meghan visited a pre-school learning centre run by the league and spent Monday morning with the children replanting their garden.
Image: PA) PA)
They worked with the youngsters to restock their learning garden for the autumn - an annual activity for the centre.
The Sussexes and the young gardeners planted a mix of flowers and vegetables, including petunias, California wildflowers, tomatoes, squash and sweet peas.
A mix of herbs were already growing in the open space.
Image: PA) PA) Image: PA) PA)
Images of the activity were posted on the official Instagram account of the Assistance League of Los Angeles, an organisation helping impoverished children through philanthropy, dedicated service and compassionate programmes.
Harry, Meghan and the children were wearing face masks as they crouched down to dig holes in the soil for the new plants and seeds.
The pre-school learning centre provides childcare to youngsters aged three to five from low-income families.
In the past the Duke and Duchess have volunteered at the centre which is a few streets away from where Meghan went to middle and high school.
Image: Tim Graham Photo Library via Getty Images) Tim Graham Photo Library via Getty Images)
As they worked they listened to children's nursery music and some of the youngsters danced and sang.
The couple also spent some time reading to the students from books featuring gardening, vegetables and planting, including the fairytale Jack And The Beanstalk, which had everyone laughing about magic beans.
Harry and Meghan, who moved to America with son Archie for personal and financial freedom just before the lockdown, have recently bought a £11 million house in the celebrity hotspot of Santa Barbara.


thedailymirror--2020-09-02--Loose Women's Saira Khan brands teachers 'uninspiring' with 'no passion for job'

Saira Khan has has hit out at teachers , branding them `` uninspiring '' during a rant on Loose Women .
The 50-year-old panelist said that she had not met a teacher who was `` passionate '' about their work and said that she had no inspiration to achieve from her teachers when she was at school .
With children heading back to classrooms across the country , Saira accused teachers of choosing the profession as a lifestyle choice rather than as a role in which they can inspire the next generation .
The ITV lunchtime panel show was discussing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ when Saira shared her thoughts on teachers .
Saira said : `` I had nice teachers but I do n't think there was a single teacher who inspired me to believe in myself .
I felt that I was average my whole school life .
`` I do n't think I ever came across a teacher who had the passion to turn children 's lives around . ''
Saira went on to add that there were no `` born '' leaders in the classroom and that is why she feels so strongly about @ @ @ @ @ @ @ teaching profession .
She continued : `` I do feel if you really want to change a child 's life you 've got to want to be a teacher from the moment you were born and unfortunately many have entered it because it 's a lifestyle choice and it 's convenient to do that profession while they raise kids . ''
The outspoken panelist called for `` bad apples '' among teachers to be `` rooted out '' to give children a chance during their school years .
Saira was in no mood @ @ @ @ @ @ @ there was some debate as she 'talked over ' her fellow panelists Jane Moore and Kaye Adams , as they looked to defend teachers .
Saira continued : `` I think the system has got to change ... but there are some , I 'm sorry to say , bad teachers who are not doing our kids favours and we 've got to do something about that .
`` And that 's not because of a bad system that 's because they did n't want to be a teacher in the first place @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' and `` rude '' by incensed viewers who shared their upset on social media .
One outraged viewer tweeted : `` Absolutely disgusted with Saira and her attitude towards teachers and the profession .
No wonder we have such a tough time with opinions like that .
# rude # insensitive . ''
Another asked where the attitude of being kind had gone , tweeeting : `` What happened to # bekind ?
How awful to use her platform to criticise teachers and make such outrageous claims about why teachers choose their @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you have a story to sell ?
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Saira Khan said she hadn't met a teacher that is "passionate" about their work and that she was not inspired to achieve while at school during a rant on Loose Women
Saira Khan has has hit out at teachers, branding them "uninspiring" during a rant on Loose Women.
The 50-year-old panelist said that she had not met a teacher who was "passionate" about their work and said that she had no inspiration to achieve from her teachers when she was at school.
With children heading back to classrooms across the country, Saira accused teachers of choosing the profession as a lifestyle choice rather than as a role in which they can inspire the next generation.
The ITV lunchtime panel show was discussing "the importance of inspiring teachers" when Saira shared her thoughts on teachers.
Image: ITV) ITV)
Saira said: "I had nice teachers but I don't think there was a single teacher who inspired me to believe in myself. I felt that I was average my whole school life.
"I don't think I ever came across a teacher who had the passion to turn children's lives around."
Saira went on to add that there were no "born" leaders in the classroom and that is why she feels so strongly about what is not being provided by the teaching profession.
She continued: "I do feel if you really want to change a child's life you've got to want to be a teacher from the moment you were born and unfortunately many have entered it because it's a lifestyle choice and it's convenient to do that profession while they raise kids."
Image: ITV) ITV)
The outspoken panelist called for "bad apples" among teachers to be "rooted out" to give children a chance during their school years.
Saira was in no mood to be undermined on Loose Women and there was some debate as she 'talked over' her fellow panelists Jane Moore and Kaye Adams, as they looked to defend teachers.
Saira continued: "I think the system has got to change ... but there are some, I'm sorry to say, bad teachers who are not doing our kids favours and we've got to do something about that.
"And that's not because of a bad system that's because they didn't want to be a teacher in the first place."
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
Saira was labelled "insensitive" and "rude" by incensed viewers who shared their upset on social media.
One outraged viewer tweeted: "Absolutely disgusted with Saira and her attitude towards teachers and the profession. No wonder we have such a tough time with opinions like that. #rude#insensitive."
Another asked where the attitude of being kind had gone, tweeeting: "What happened to #bekind ? How awful to use her platform to criticise teachers and make such outrageous claims about why teachers choose their profession. Absolute nonsense!"
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thedailymirror--2020-09-02--Kai Havertz Chelsea transfer imminent after midfielder 'completes medical'

Kai Havertz 's Chelsea transfer appears to have moved another step closer after the midfielder reportedly completed a medical with Frank Lampard 's side .
The 21-year-old looks set to complete his move from Bayer Leverkusen in the coming days , according to the latest report from Germany .
Havertz is understood to have agreed terms on a five-year deal with Chelsea , who are set to sign him for £72million plus add-ons which could eventually take the fee up to a British record £90m .
And one more stage of the hotly anticipated transfer has been completed after the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to Bild .
The German publication , cited by Mail Online , reports that all the formalities are now complete after he passed all medical tests on Sunday , leaving the way clear for Chelsea to announce their marquee signing .
Havertz will follow fellow Germany attacker Timo Werner in joining Lampard 's side , after the striker switched from RB Leipzig earlier this summer .
Chelsea have also signed winger Hakim Ziyech from Ajax , left-back Ben Chilwell from Leicester , and centre-half Malang Sarr from Nice .
And Thiago Silva joined @ @ @ @ @ @ @ defender 's contract at Paris-Saint Germain expired .
On Tuesday , Chelsea centre-back Antonio Rudiger dropped a strong hint that Havertz was on his way to Stamford Bridge when he joked about convincing his compatriot to join the Blues .
Rudiger claimed he had already helped to persuade his former Stuttgart teammate Werner to join him in west London , and said he was trying to do the same with his international colleague Havertz .
Speaking ahead of Germany 's upcoming Nations League games against Spain and Switzerland , Rudiger said : `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ so I made my contribution , and I hope that it works again now ( with Havertz ) .
Can Chelsea challenge for the Premier League title with Kai Havertz on board ?
Have your say here Rudiger admitted back in July that he was desperate for the 21-year-old to make the move to the Premier League .
He told Sky Germany : `` Kai is talented , when I saw him train with the Germany national team I was like , “ Wow !
I would be lying to you if I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at Chelsea . ''

Frank Lampard's Premier League side could announce the signing of the Bayer Leverkusen star in the coming days after he reportedly passed all formalities
Kai Havertz's Chelsea transfer appears to have moved another step closer after the midfielder reportedly completed a medical with Frank Lampard's side.
The 21-year-old looks set to complete his move from Bayer Leverkusen in the coming days, according to the latest report from Germany.
Havertz is understood to have agreed terms on a five-year deal with Chelsea, who are set to sign him for £72million plus add-ons which could eventually take the fee up to a British record £90m.
And one more stage of the hotly anticipated transfer has been completed after the Germany international passed a medical, according to Bild.
The German publication, cited by Mail Online, reports that all the formalities are now complete after he passed all medical tests on Sunday, leaving the way clear for Chelsea to announce their marquee signing.
Image: PHILIPP GUELLAND/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock) PHILIPP GUELLAND/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock)
Havertz will follow fellow Germany attacker Timo Werner in joining Lampard's side, after the striker switched from RB Leipzig earlier this summer.
Chelsea have also signed winger Hakim Ziyech from Ajax, left-back Ben Chilwell from Leicester, and centre-half Malang Sarr from Nice.
And Thiago Silva joined on a free transfer after the central defender's contract at Paris-Saint Germain expired.
On Tuesday, Chelsea centre-back Antonio Rudiger dropped a strong hint that Havertz was on his way to Stamford Bridge when he joked about convincing his compatriot to join the Blues.
Rudiger claimed he had already helped to persuade his former Stuttgart teammate Werner to join him in west London, and said he was trying to do the same with his international colleague Havertz.
Speaking ahead of Germany's upcoming Nations League games against Spain and Switzerland, Rudiger said: "Everything went well with Timo Werner, so I made my contribution, and I hope that it works again now (with Havertz).
Can Chelsea challenge for the Premier League title with Kai Havertz on board? Have your say here
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
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Rudiger admitted back in July that he was desperate for the 21-year-old to make the move to the Premier League.
He told Sky Germany: "Kai is talented, when I saw him train with the Germany national team I was like, “Wow! I would be lying to you if I said I didn’t want him at Chelsea."


thedailymirror--2020-09-02--Covid-19 claimed more lives as UK 'overly relied on the science', report finds

The government was over-reliant on `` following the science '' and the Government should have better understood the limits of advice , a think tank has said .
A report by the Institute for Government into the first responses to the pandemic concluded that ministers should have been prepared to act in the `` absence of scientific certainty '' .
It said that failing to do so seems likely to have cost a significant number of additional lives and contributed to the UK having the highest excess death rate in Europe up to May .
Being `` guided by the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the early stages of the pandemic , when lockdown was started , schools were closed and a decision was taken not to close borders or test travellers arriving in the UK when the virus was clearly out of control in mainland Europe .
The IfG also criticised the Government 's ambition to reach 100,000 tests per day by the end of April , saying it had not been well thought through as the diagnostics industry and the NHS were not consulted before the decision was made .
It said the Government `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at times , and accused Health Secretary Matt Hancock of making the testing commitment `` without a strong enough sense of how the Government would use additional capacity '' .
A Government spokesman defended the response to the crisis , saying ministers `` make no apology for being guided by the best scientific advice '' .
The IfG report said : `` Ministers made much of 'following the science ' .
But it is not enough to use evidence : ministers and civil servants also need to understand the limitations of both the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it is channelled , and , difficult as it might be , ministers must be prepared to act in the absence of scientific certainty .
`` Failure to do so now seems likely to have cost a significant number of additional lives , and contributed to the UK suffering the highest excess death rate in Europe over the period to the end of May . ''
The IfG also said that while school closures and social distancing measures were contemplated in February , some `` key aspects of making them work - like @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for police - were not considered until after decisions had been made '' .
However , the report praised the successful rollout of economic support measures , which the IfG said showed that ministers and officials `` can find fast ways to consult those who will be affected by a policy or programme and think through how it will be carried out , before making a decision '' .
Sarah Nickson , researcher at the IfG , said : `` Poor decision making is not an inevitable consequence of a crisis .
But @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be little time or opportunity to fix early mistakes .
`` That means that consulting fast and considering implementation at the outset are all the more crucial . ''
Alex Thomas , programme director at the IfG , said : `` The best decisions are made when the Government knows not just what it wants to do , but why it wants to do it .
`` At times , during its early response to the pandemic , the Government lacked a wider sense of strategy .
Greater focus on why it was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ - would have led to better outcomes all round . ''
A Government spokesman said : `` We make no apology for being guided by the best scientific advice during this unprecedented global pandemic - as the public would expect .
`` We keep our response under constant review and have been prepared to adapt as new evidence emerges and we learn more about this virus .
`` Working closely with the public and private sectors we rapidly built the largest diagnostics infrastructure in British history . ''

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A damning report from The Institute for Government said the government lacked a wider strategy and needed to have been prepared to act on coronavirus in the 'absence of scientific certainty'
The government was over-reliant on "following the science" and the Government should have better understood the limits of advice, a think tank has said.
A report by the Institute for Government into the first responses to the pandemic concluded that ministers should have been prepared to act in the "absence of scientific certainty".
It said that failing to do so seems likely to have cost a significant number of additional lives and contributed to the UK having the highest excess death rate in Europe up to May.
Being "guided by the science" became the government's mantra in the early stages of the pandemic, when lockdown was started, schools were closed and a decision was taken not to close borders or test travellers arriving in the UK when the virus was clearly out of control in mainland Europe.
The IfG also criticised the Government's ambition to reach 100,000 tests per day by the end of April, saying it had not been well thought through as the diagnostics industry and the NHS were not consulted before the decision was made.
Image: via REUTERS) via REUTERS)
It said the Government "lacked a wider sense of strategy" at times, and accused Health Secretary Matt Hancock of making the testing commitment "without a strong enough sense of how the Government would use additional capacity".
A Government spokesman defended the response to the crisis, saying ministers "make no apology for being guided by the best scientific advice".
The IfG report said: "Ministers made much of 'following the science'. But it is not enough to use evidence: ministers and civil servants also need to understand the limitations of both the evidence base and the forums through which it is channelled, and, difficult as it might be, ministers must be prepared to act in the absence of scientific certainty.
"Failure to do so now seems likely to have cost a significant number of additional lives, and contributed to the UK suffering the highest excess death rate in Europe over the period to the end of May."
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The IfG also said that while school closures and social distancing measures were contemplated in February, some "key aspects of making them work - like remote learning arrangements for schools and guidance for police - were not considered until after decisions had been made".
However, the report praised the successful rollout of economic support measures, which the IfG said showed that ministers and officials "can find fast ways to consult those who will be affected by a policy or programme and think through how it will be carried out, before making a decision".
Sarah Nickson, researcher at the IfG, said: "Poor decision making is not an inevitable consequence of a crisis. But in a fast-moving situation, there may be little time or opportunity to fix early mistakes.
Image: Getty) Getty)
"That means that consulting fast and considering implementation at the outset are all the more crucial."
Alex Thomas, programme director at the IfG, said: "The best decisions are made when the Government knows not just what it wants to do, but why it wants to do it.
"At times, during its early response to the pandemic, the Government lacked a wider sense of strategy. Greater focus on why it was taking decisions - ultimately to save lives - would have led to better outcomes all round."
A Government spokesman said: "We make no apology for being guided by the best scientific advice during this unprecedented global pandemic - as the public would expect.
"We keep our response under constant review and have been prepared to adapt as new evidence emerges and we learn more about this virus.
"Working closely with the public and private sectors we rapidly built the largest diagnostics infrastructure in British history."


thedailymirror--2020-09-02--Kendall Jenner showcases her natural beauty in makeup free mirror selfie

Kendall Jenner has shown why she is one of the world 's leading supermodels by showing she is naturally beautiful .
The 24-year-old Keeping Up With The Kardashians star stripped it back for a mirror selfie without makeup , as she advertised her latest health and beauty venture .
The model posed wearing a white crop top while brushing her teeth as she promoted her new brand , Moon Oral Care , which is making products that are vegan and cruelty-free .
Moon had previously released a range of popping candy breath mints , which they claim contained `` a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ peppermint oil to support a fresh , healthy smile . ''
A spokesperson for the brand said : `` The mints bring back the fun back to freshening your breath with a whole-mouth freshness that pops in the mouth with a popping breath mint . ''
They might be a product that Kendall has used in recent weeks as she reportedly gets closer to NBA star Devin Booker on a romantic level .
She has been seen with the Phoenix Suns player on numerous occasions in the last few weeks , with the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ her from Florida , after his team was knocked out of the NBA playoffs .
The 23-year-old joined Kendall on a trip Sedona , Arizona which led to rumours of a romance heating up .
Devin has had previous with the KarJenner 's friends and acquaintances as he previously dated Jordyn Woods , when she was BFF with Kendall 's sister , Kylie Jenner .
Their friendship came to a complicated ending when Jordyn was caught kissing Tristan Thompson , who was reportedly dating Khloe Kardashian at the time and it the father @ @ @ @ @ @ @ meanwhile , has had a penchant for NBA stars , with her previously dating the 76ers ' Ben Simmons and Pistons pro Blake Griffin .
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Kendall Jenner has stripped back her look for a photo that shows that she doesn't need to be made up to the nines to radiate beauty
Kendall Jenner has shown why she is one of the world's leading supermodels by showing she is naturally beautiful.
The 24-year-old Keeping Up With The Kardashians star stripped it back for a mirror selfie without makeup, as she advertised her latest health and beauty venture.
The model posed wearing a white crop top while brushing her teeth as she promoted her new brand, Moon Oral Care, which is making products that are vegan and cruelty-free.
Moon had previously released a range of popping candy breath mints, which they claim contained "a proprietary Elixir blend that features coconut and peppermint oil to support a fresh, healthy smile."
Image: kendalljenner/Instagram) kendalljenner/Instagram)
A spokesperson for the brand said: "The mints bring back the fun back to freshening your breath with a whole-mouth freshness that pops in the mouth with a popping breath mint."
They might be a product that Kendall has used in recent weeks as she reportedly gets closer to NBA star Devin Booker on a romantic level.
She has been seen with the Phoenix Suns player on numerous occasions in the last few weeks, with the basketball player jetting in to be with her from Florida, after his team was knocked out of the NBA playoffs.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The 23-year-old joined Kendall on a trip Sedona, Arizona which led to rumours of a romance heating up.
Devin has had previous with the KarJenner's friends and acquaintances as he previously dated Jordyn Woods, when she was BFF with Kendall's sister, Kylie Jenner.
Their friendship came to a complicated ending when Jordyn was caught kissing Tristan Thompson, who was reportedly dating Khloe Kardashian at the time and it the father of her daughter True.
Kendall, meanwhile, has had a penchant for NBA stars, with her previously dating the 76ers' Ben Simmons and Pistons pro Blake Griffin.
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thedailymirror--2020-09-02--Nurse who spent £55k on surgeries including 5 boob jobs admits she is addicted

A nurse who claims she 's addicted to plastic surgery has spent an estimated £55,000 on treatments , including multiple boob jobs .
Tara Jayne McConachy , from Melbourne , Australia , is desperate for coronavirus travel restrictions to be lifted so she can fly out for more ops .
The 31-year-old has vowed to continue going under the knife to enhance and maintain her `` plastic doll '' appearance - with rib removal and eye colour change next on the cards .
Boasting a major Instagram following , Tara has also recently set up an OnlyFans account to fund @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the first three days .
She told the Daily Star : `` I ’ ve had five breast augmentations – my most recent implant size is 1050cc , tip rhinoplasty , buttocks implants , veneers , botox and fillers .
`` I don ’ t know the exact amount I ’ ve spent on surgery , but it ’ s easily in the vicinity of $ 100k . ''
The nurse often posts raunchy snaps on her Insta account , @ tara_jayn3 .
Tara was in Europe , having yet more surgery @ @ @ @ @ @ @ She said : `` I had no time to recover properly as Australia was urging residents that were overseas to immediately return home as the borders were closing .
`` Thank god I had my mum with me because I couldn ’ t have done it without her ! ''
The tiny model boasts that she has body measurements of 37 - 17 - 29 .
Tara added : `` There is no limit for me when it comes to plastic surgery .
`` It is incredibly addictive and I already want bigger @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is permitted , I have plans to go back overseas to visit my surgeon and get my breast size increased to 1500cc [ from their current 1050ccc ] . ''
She continued : `` I ’ m also exploring changing my eye colour to an even more vibrant green , plus fixing my eyelids with a canthoplasty , blepharoplasty and a brow lift .
`` While I 'm at it I 'll probably be getting cheek implants , a mini facelift and I 'm even looking into the possibility of having ribs removed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Canthoplasty lifts and opens the outer section of the eye and blepharoplasty pulls up drooping eyelids .
She claims she made $ 10,000 ( £5,496 ) in the first three days .
Without a doubt , Tara ’ s most shocking feature is her lips .
She said : `` My lips are definitely my statement .
`` I always make sure they ’ re nice and plump and get regular injections .
‘ I ’ ve definitely lost count of how much product is in there !
`` I ’ m finally @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it ’ s just all about maintenance . ''
Tara adds that she feels closer to 21 than 31 .
She said : `` I ’ m like a fine wine , I only get better with age .
`` And , of course , surgery ! ''

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Instagram and OnlyFans model Tara Jayne McConachy, 31, from Melbourne, Australia, plans to have more work done to fuel her habit once coronavirus travel restrictions are lifted
Nurse who spent £55,000 on plastic surgery including 5 boob jobs admits she is addicted
A nurse who claims she's addicted to plastic surgery has spent an estimated £55,000 on treatments, including multiple boob jobs.
Tara Jayne McConachy, from Melbourne, Australia, is desperate for coronavirus travel restrictions to be lifted so she can fly out for more ops.
The 31-year-old has vowed to continue going under the knife to enhance and maintain her "plastic doll" appearance - with rib removal and eye colour change next on the cards.
Boasting a major Instagram following, Tara has also recently set up an OnlyFans account to fund further procedures, raking in over £5,000 in the first three days.
Image: @tara_jayn3/Jam Press) @tara_jayn3/Jam Press)
She told the Daily Star: "I’ve had five breast augmentations – my most recent implant size is 1050cc, tip rhinoplasty, buttocks implants, veneers, botox and fillers.
"I don’t know the exact amount I’ve spent on surgery, but it’s easily in the vicinity of $100k."
The nurse often posts raunchy snaps on her Insta account, @tara_jayn3.
Tara was in Europe, having yet more surgery, when the coronavirus lockdowns began.
Image: @tara_jayn3/Jam Press) @tara_jayn3/Jam Press)
She said: "I had no time to recover properly as Australia was urging residents that were overseas to immediately return home as the borders were closing.
"Thank god I had my mum with me because I couldn’t have done it without her!"
The tiny model boasts that she has body measurements of 37 - 17 - 29.
Tara added: "There is no limit for me when it comes to plastic surgery.
"It is incredibly addictive and I already want bigger breasts!
"As soon as travel is permitted, I have plans to go back overseas to visit my surgeon and get my breast size increased to 1500cc [from their current 1050ccc]."
Image: @tara_jayn3/Jam Press) @tara_jayn3/Jam Press)
She continued: "I’m also exploring changing my eye colour to an even more vibrant green, plus fixing my eyelids with a canthoplasty, blepharoplasty and a brow lift.
"While I'm at it I'll probably be getting cheek implants, a mini facelift and I'm even looking into the possibility of having ribs removed for a more tapered waist."
Canthoplasty lifts and opens the outer section of the eye and blepharoplasty pulls up drooping eyelids.
She claims she made $10,000 (£5,496) in the first three days.
Without a doubt, Tara’s most shocking feature is her lips.
She said: "My lips are definitely my statement.
"I always make sure they’re nice and plump and get regular injections.
‘I’ve definitely lost count of how much product is in there!
"I’m finally happy with how they look so now it’s just all about maintenance."
Tara adds that she feels closer to 21 than 31.
She said: "I’m like a fine wine, I only get better with age.
"And, of course, surgery!"


thedailymirror--2020-09-01--Georginio Wijnaldum 'agrees terms' with Barcelona over transfer from Liverpool

Georginio Wijnaldum has agreed terms with Barcelona over a switch from Liverpool , according to one report from Spain .
Wijnaldum has been at the centre of speculation over a possible move to the Nou Camp after the midfielder entered the final year of his Reds deal .
New Barca head coach Ronald Koeman is believed to be a fan of the 29-year-old , having worked with him during his time as the Dutch national boss .
Talks between Wijnaldum and Liverpool over a contract extension appear to have hit an impasse , although Reds manager Jurgen Klopp insisted last @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
But Wijnaldum has now agreed terms with Barca over a move that will leave Liverpool needing reinforcements , according to Diario Sport .
The Spanish publication claims Wijnaldum has agreed a three-year deal , with the Catalan club now negotiating a transfer fee with the Premier League champions expected to be in the region of £13million to £18m .
Barcelona have signed Miralem Pjanic , but Koeman needs more additions , with Arthur and Ivan Rakitić having departed to Juventus and Sevilla respectively , while Arturo Vidal also looks set to leave @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for Liverpool since joining from Newcastle for £24m in 2016 , having helped the Reds to last year 's Champions League success , the UEFA Super Cup and FIFA Club World Cup - and of course this year 's stunning Premier League title success .
But with no progress over a new contract for the Holland international , it might make sense for the Reds to cash in rather than lose him for nothing when his contract expires in a year 's time .
If Wijnaldum is to leave Liverpool , it will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to sign Thiago Alcantara from Bayern Munich .
Thiago has made it clear he wishes to leave the European champions for a new challenge , and Liverpool are the leading candidates for his signature .
But they are yet to strike a deal with Bayern , who are holding out for £27m for the 29-year-old , with Manchester United having also reportedly entered the race .
Should Liverpool meet Bayern Munich 's asking price for Thiago Alcantara ?
Have your say here Reds boss Klopp appeared unperturbed about Wijaldum 's contract situation when @ @ @ @ @ @ @ That ’ s an open contract situation , obviously , otherwise we would know , ” Klopp said .
“ That means we don ’ t talk about it , that ’ s all .
I never did , so why should I change it now ?
That ’ s all between us and the player , and all these kinds of things .
“ It ’ s all good in the moment , it ’ s all fine .
Gini looked very good in the pre-season , played obviously a couple of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's all I can say about that .
”

The Reds may have to step up efforts to sign Thiago Alcantara from Bayern Munich, with one report from Spain claiming Wijnaldum has agreed a three-year deal with the La Liga giants
Georginio Wijnaldum has agreed terms with Barcelona over a switch from Liverpool, according to one report from Spain.
Wijnaldum has been at the centre of speculation over a possible move to the Nou Camp after the midfielder entered the final year of his Reds deal.
New Barca head coach Ronald Koeman is believed to be a fan of the 29-year-old, having worked with him during his time as the Dutch national boss.
Talks between Wijnaldum and Liverpool over a contract extension appear to have hit an impasse, although Reds manager Jurgen Klopp insisted last week he was relaxed about the situation.
But Wijnaldum has now agreed terms with Barca over a move that will leave Liverpool needing reinforcements, according to Diario Sport .
Image: Liverpool FC via Getty Images) Liverpool FC via Getty Images)
The Spanish publication claims Wijnaldum has agreed a three-year deal, with the Catalan club now negotiating a transfer fee with the Premier League champions expected to be in the region of £13million to £18m.
Barcelona have signed Miralem Pjanic, but Koeman needs more additions, with Arthur and Ivan Rakitić having departed to Juventus and Sevilla respectively, while Arturo Vidal also looks set to leave.
Wijnaldum has been a key player for Liverpool since joining from Newcastle for £24m in 2016, having helped the Reds to last year's Champions League success, the UEFA Super Cup and FIFA Club World Cup - and of course this year's stunning Premier League title success.
But with no progress over a new contract for the Holland international, it might make sense for the Reds to cash in rather than lose him for nothing when his contract expires in a year's time.
If Wijnaldum is to leave Liverpool, it will no doubt accelerate the Reds' efforts to sign Thiago Alcantara from Bayern Munich.
Thiago has made it clear he wishes to leave the European champions for a new challenge, and Liverpool are the leading candidates for his signature.
But they are yet to strike a deal with Bayern, who are holding out for £27m for the 29-year-old, with Manchester United having also reportedly entered the race.
Should Liverpool meet Bayern Munich's asking price for Thiago Alcantara? Have your say here
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Reds boss Klopp appeared unperturbed about Wijaldum's contract situation when quizzed about it last week.
“That’s an open contract situation, obviously, otherwise we would know,” Klopp said.
“That means we don’t talk about it, that’s all. I never did, so why should I change it now? That’s all between us and the player, and all these kinds of things.
“It’s all good in the moment, it’s all fine. Gini looked very good in the pre-season, played obviously a couple of good seasons for us, so that's all I can say about that.”


thedailymirror--2020-09-01--Young man knocked out by gang racially abusing him thought he was 'going to die'

A brave young man told how he was attacked by a gang in a vicious racist attack which left him thinking he was going to die .
Marvin Tamale , 24 , said he is `` scared to go out '' after he was beaten unconscious by five white men who stamped on his face and hurled racist abuse at him .
In a heartbreaking Snapchat video , he described being attacked outside a city centre hotel during a day out in Liverpool at around 4pm on August 30 .
The black business promoter , from Salford , Manchester , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` nice lads '' before they started to stamp on his face .
He told how the gang called him `` monkey '' and `` n*** '' in the video he posted on Snapchat which has been shared hundreds of thousands of times .
The influencer , who has 12,500 followers on Instagram , said : '' I ran off through Liverpool city centre and I kept thinking I am going to die .
`` To be honest , I 'm scared.It 's never happened to me in Manchester before .
I 'm @ @ @ @ @ @ @ go out . ''
Merseyside Police condemned the `` nasty '' attack and say they are treating the incident as a racially-aggravated assault .
Fearing he might bump into his attackers in Liverpool , Marvin travelled to Manchester Royal Infirmary where he was treated for facial injuries .
He is due to undergo a scan of a broken bone to his face to establish the extent of the damage .
In his Snapchat video , he said : '' They seemed like nice lads .
They were dressed up to go out , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` They called me monkey , they called me the N word , they called me a n***** , but , anyway , all of them started kicking me in the face . ''
The brutish attackers stole Marvin 's money , rucksack and a phone before he got up and fled with bloodied wounds to his head .
Marvin , who is now back at home with his mother , added : `` It was so painful .
They kept kicking my face and then I passed out while they were @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and I was still being kicked .
`` They started kicking my legs , just kicking my legs .
I do n't know what the plan was . ''
After being beaten on the steps of a Liverpool city centre hotel where he planned to stay the night , Marvin said nobody helped him as he struggled to the train station .
He was assisted by a man and woman on a train back to Manchester where he was treated in hospital for his broken face .
Marvin said : `` My tongue @ @ @ @ @ @ @ my tongue skin is ripped off so I ca n't eat – just milkshakes and smoothies for weeks .
`` My face is swollen now even worse but I am really lucky that I did n't break any major bones or even have a brain bleed . ''
Detectives from Merseyside Police visited Marvin 's home on Tuesday to take a statement and seized the clothes he was wearing on the night for DNA analysis .
Marvin recalled one of his attackers , who wore smart shorts and T-shirt , was wearing Alexander @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said : “ This was a nasty assault and we are determined to find the people responsible and bring them to justice .
`` I know Liverpool city centre would have been busy with people out eating and drinking on the afternoon of Bank Holiday Sunday , August 30 .
“ I would appeal to anyone who was in the area around Concert Square or Bold Street at 4pm who saw anyone or anything suspicious to contact us as they may be able to assist with our investigation .
“ I would also @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the man in Lime Street station to get in touch as they may have information which could help with our enquiries .
”

Marvin Tamale, 24, feared he was going to die when he was beaten unconscious by a group of smartly-dressed white men who hurled racist abuse at him during a day out in Liverpool
Young man knocked out cold by gang racially abusing him thought he was 'going to die'
A brave young man told how he was attacked by a gang in a vicious racist attack which left him thinking he was going to die.
Marvin Tamale, 24, said he is "scared to go out" after he was beaten unconscious by five white men who stamped on his face and hurled racist abuse at him.
In a heartbreaking Snapchat video, he described being attacked outside a city centre hotel during a day out in Liverpool at around 4pm on August 30.
The black business promoter, from Salford, Manchester,said the smartly dressed men seemed like "nice lads" before they started to stamp on his face.
Image: MEN Media) MEN Media)
He told how the gang called him "monkey" and "n***" in the video he posted on Snapchat which has been shared hundreds of thousands of times.
The influencer, who has 12,500 followers on Instagram, said:"I ran off through Liverpool city centre and I kept thinking I am going to die.
"To be honest, I'm scared.It's never happened to me in Manchester before. I'm traumatised. I'm scared to actually go out."
Merseyside Police condemned the "nasty" attack and say they are treating the incident as a racially-aggravated assault.
Fearing he might bump into his attackers in Liverpool, Marvin travelled to Manchester Royal Infirmary where he was treated for facial injuries.
He is due to undergo a scan of a broken bone to his face to establish the extent of the damage.
Image: MEN Media) MEN Media)
In his Snapchat video, he said:"They seemed like nice lads. They were dressed up to go out, but they started stamping on my face.
"They called me monkey, they called me the N word, they called me a n*****, but, anyway, all of them started kicking me in the face."
The brutish attackers stole Marvin's money, rucksack and a phone before he got up and fled with bloodied wounds to his head.
Marvin, who is now back at home with his mother, added: "It was so painful. They kept kicking my face and then I passed out while they were kicking me and then I woke up and I was still being kicked.
"They started kicking my legs, just kicking my legs. I don't know what the plan was."
After being beaten on the steps of a Liverpool city centre hotel where he planned to stay the night, Marvin said nobody helped him as he struggled to the train station.
He was assisted by a man and woman on a train back to Manchester where he was treated in hospital for his broken face.
Marvin said: "My tongue unfortunately got ripped and a patch of my tongue skin is ripped off so I can't eat – just milkshakes and smoothies for weeks.
"My face is swollen now even worse but I am really lucky that I didn't break any major bones or even have a brain bleed."
Detectives from Merseyside Police visited Marvin's home on Tuesday to take a statement and seized the clothes he was wearing on the night for DNA analysis.
Marvin recalled one of his attackers, who wore smart shorts and T-shirt, was wearing Alexander McQueen shoes.
Det Supt Dave McCaughrean said: “This was a nasty assault and we are determined to find the people responsible and bring them to justice.
"I know Liverpool city centre would have been busy with people out eating and drinking on the afternoon of Bank Holiday Sunday, August 30.
“I would appeal to anyone who was in the area around Concert Square or Bold Street at 4pm who saw anyone or anything suspicious to contact us as they may be able to assist with our investigation.
“I would also ask the male and female who assisted the man in Lime Street station to get in touch as they may have information which could help with our enquiries.”


thedailymirror--2020-09-01--Khloe Kardashian kisses True on the lips in sweet mother-daughter moment

Khloe Kardashian is showing off her parenting credentials as she posed for an adorable snap with two-year-old daughter True .
The 36-year-old reality star held up her little girl as they soaked up the sun on a white beach , stood in the crystal clear waters .
`` I forgot I had some more photos to post lol yep ... '' Khloe laughed , `` ... they are still coming . ''
Fans have been busy speculating about Khloe 's romantic status , as her ex and True 's dad Tristan Thompson lived with them amid the coronavirus crisis .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ in 2016 , and welcomed True in 2018 .
But Khloe dashed fan hopes of a reunion after her rep told MailOnline that reports were `` not true . ''
This came despite sister Kourtney 's ex Scott Disick commenting that Tristan was a `` lucky man '' on one of Khloe 's posts .
Khloe and the Cleveland Cavaliers basketball ace split early last year amid reports he 'd shared a kiss with Kylie Jenner 's BFF , Jordyn Woods .
He 'd also faced allegations on infidelity before , including during @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pair are on good terms , if not back together romantically .
`` Tristan and I needed that time to heal , '' she told PEOPLE , `` and I needed time to go through my emotions .
`` But now he 's literally one of my best friends .
A lot of that has been because of quarantine . ''
On Saturday , Khloe shared a string of messages touching on love , betrayal and heartbreak .
`` You are loved , '' one simply read .
In another , she quoted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ t ever feel bad for making a decision about your own life that upsets other people .
`` You are not responsible for their happiness .
You ’ re responsible for your own happiness .
`` Anyone who wants you to live in misery for their happiness should not be in your life to begin with .
F**kology . ''
In a third , she shared the words of poet Beau Taplin : `` One day , whether you are 14 , 28 or 65 you will stumble upon someone who will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not die .
`` However , the saddest , most awful truth you will ever come to find – is they are not always with whom we spend our lives . ''
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Khloe Kardashian shared a beach snap of herself holding two-year-old daughter True as they shared a sweet moment together
Khloe Kardashian kisses True on the lips as they share cute mother-daughter moment
Khloe Kardashian is showing off her parenting credentials as she posed for an adorable snap with two-year-old daughter True.
The 36-year-old reality star held up her little girl as they soaked up the sun on a white beach, stood in the crystal clear waters.
"I forgot I had some more photos to post lol yep..." Khloe laughed, "...they are still coming."
Fans have been busy speculating about Khloe's romantic status, as her ex and True's dad Tristan Thompson lived with them amid the coronavirus crisis.
They pair first struck up a romance in 2016, and welcomed True in 2018.
But Khloe dashed fan hopes of a reunion after her rep told MailOnline that reports were "not true."
Image: Instagram) Instagram)
This came despite sister Kourtney's ex Scott Disick commenting that Tristan was a "lucky man" on one of Khloe's posts.
Khloe and the Cleveland Cavaliers basketball ace split early last year amid reports he'd shared a kiss with Kylie Jenner's BFF, Jordyn Woods.
He'd also faced allegations on infidelity before, including during Khloe's pregnancy.
Image: Getty Images North America) Getty Images North America)
Image: Instagram/realtristan13) Instagram/realtristan13)
But now the pair are on good terms, if not back together romantically.
"Tristan and I needed that time to heal," she told PEOPLE, "and I needed time to go through my emotions.
"But now he's literally one of my best friends. A lot of that has been because of quarantine."
On Saturday, Khloe shared a string of messages touching on love, betrayal and heartbreak.
"You are loved," one simply read.
In another, she quoted self-help guru Isaiah Hankel: "Don’t ever feel bad for making a decision about your own life that upsets other people.
Image: khloekardashian/Instagram) khloekardashian/Instagram) Image: Tristan Thompson/Instagram) Tristan Thompson/Instagram)
"You are not responsible for their happiness. You’re responsible for your own happiness.
"Anyone who wants you to live in misery for their happiness should not be in your life to begin with. F**kology."
In a third, she shared the words of poet Beau Taplin: "One day, whether you are 14, 28 or 65 you will stumble upon someone who will start a fire in you that cannot die.
"However, the saddest, most awful truth you will ever come to find – is they are not always with whom we spend our lives."
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thedailymirror--2020-09-01--Coronavirus conspiracy theorist storms out of cashless Starbucks with panini

A man who believes the coronavirus is made-up stormed out of Starbucks with a panini after being told they were unable to accept cash .
Angry Kevin Fraser posted a video of his experience in the Edinburgh coffee shop .
He uploaded the footage to a Facebook group for people who question the validity of the coronavirus and the need for lockdown .
In a bid to curb the spread of Covid-19 and protect staff , a number of shops across the UK have moved to cashless payments only .
Shocked baristas were 'left a tip ' as he asked @ @ @ @ @ @ @ police .
His video of his visit to the card-only branch has been seen by Edinburgh Live .
Fraser , who has decided not to expand on his trip to Starbucks this weekend , initially refused to provide his details for the Test and Protect scheme .
He then walked out with the food in protest - and claims he gave it to a homeless person .
`` I do n't need to give you my name to buy a panini , my friend , '' he is heard saying .
`` See @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cash is legal tender , '' Fraser added despite staff explaining the situation .
`` Listen pal , I am gon na leave you payment .
And I have even left you a tip .
So there is my payment , thank you for the roll . ''
As the worker begins to explain she can not accept cash payment , Fraser is heard saying : `` Your company does not decide what legal tender is .
`` I need to ask you one question .
I am not running away .
I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ later in the group to say he had given the panini to a homeless man .
A number of people congratulated the man on his stance .
One claimed he would would be doing the same from now on .

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A high number of shops across the UK have moved to cashless payments to help curb the spread of the virus, and protect their staff and customers from potential transmission
Coronavirus conspiracy theorist storms out of cashless Starbucks with panini
A man who believes the coronavirus is made-up stormed out of Starbucks with a panini after being told they were unable to accept cash.
Angry Kevin Fraser posted a video of his experience in the Edinburgh coffee shop.
He uploaded the footage to a Facebook group for people who question the validity of the coronavirus and the need for lockdown.
In a bid to curb the spread of Covid-19 and protect staff, a number of shops across the UK have moved to cashless payments only.
Shocked baristas were 'left a tip' as he asked if they were going to call the police.
His video of his visit to the card-only branch has been seen by Edinburgh Live.
Fraser, who has decided not to expand on his trip to Starbucks this weekend, initially refused to provide his details for the Test and Protect scheme.
He then walked out with the food in protest - and claims he gave it to a homeless person.
"I don't need to give you my name to buy a panini, my friend," he is heard saying.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
"See this cash pal, right, this cash is legal tender," Fraser added despite staff explaining the situation.
"Listen pal, I am gonna leave you payment. And I have even left you a tip. So there is my payment, thank you for the roll."
As the worker begins to explain she cannot accept cash payment, Fraser is heard saying: "Your company does not decide what legal tender is.
"I need to ask you one question. I am not running away. I am not stealing."
He posted later in the group to say he had given the panini to a homeless man.
A number of people congratulated the man on his stance.
One claimed he would would be doing the same from now on.


thedailymirror--2020-09-01--Pregnant women with coronavirus 'more likely to end up in intensive care'

Pregnant women seen in hospital with coronavirus may be at an increased risk of being admitted to intensive care , a study has suggested .
Expectant mums infected with the virus are also less likely to show symptoms , according to the new findings .
Researchers also found that they are more likely to give birth early , with their newborns more likely to be admitted to a neonatal unit .
An international team of researchers , including experts from the World Health Organisation ( WHO ) , reviewed evidence from 77 studies involving more than 11,000 pregnant and recently @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with suspected or confirmed Covid-19 .
Their study found these women were less likely to report symptoms of fever and myalgia ( muscle pain ) .
But they were more likely to need admission to an intensive care unit and need ventilation , when compared with non-pregnant women of reproductive age .
Being older , overweight , and having pre-existing medical conditions such as hypertension and diabetes also appear to increase the risk of having severe Covid-19 in these women , the findings published in the British Medical Journal ( BMJ ) show @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were also higher in pregnant and recently pregnant women with Covid-19 compared to those without the disease .
A quarter of all babies born to mothers with Covid-19 were admitted to a neonatal unit and were at increased risk of admission than those born to mothers without the illness .
Professor Shakila Thangaratinam , from the WHO Collaborating Centre for Global Women 's Health , Institute of Metabolism and Systems Research , University of Birmingham , leads the ongoing review .
She explained that for every 100 pregnant women seen in hospital with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ care , and three need invasive ventilation .
She said 17 % had given birth pre-term , or before 37 weeks .
Prof Thangaratinam said early births could be due to a medically dictated reason , but more research was needed to understand why .
But researchers found that `` spontaneous pre-term birth '' , where mothers just went into labour and delivered without a decision being made , only happened in 6 % of cases , similar to among those without Covid-19 .
`` We also have to remember that these studies @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be policy in a unit for example , if somebody 's got Covid at 36 weeks , they might just go ahead and deliver them , '' Prof Thangaratinam said .
The research highlighted that stillbirth and newborn death rates were low .
Addressing potential concerns from mothers , Prof Thangaratinam said : `` I think they need to be reassured that the risk of a really bad outcome in terms of death either to themselves or the babies ( is ) extremely , extremely low . ''
She added : `` We @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the baby , we know that a quarter of the babies get admitted to the ... neo-natal unit ... but it could be just a policy in many hospitals where they separate the baby from the mother . ''
`` So just an admission to the unit ( does ) not necessarily mean that baby was affected , it 's just a reflection of the policy , '' she said .
Pregnant women are already considered to be a high risk group for severe Covid-19 infection , with concerns over the potential @ @ @ @ @ @ @ children .
Scientists said their `` living systematic review '' of research in this area will be regularly updated as new evidence emerges .
Researchers acknowledged that some study limitations , such as differences in size , design and symptom definition may have affected their results , but argued the review was strengthened by the large sample size and robust methods .
Researchers also recommended that `` mothers with pre-existing comorbidities will need to be considered as a high risk group for Covid-19 , along with those who are obese and of greater @ @ @ @

Expectant mums with Covid-19 are also more likely to give birth early and their newborns are more likely to be admitted to a neonatal unit, new research has found
Pregnant women with coronavirus 'more likely to end up in intensive care'
Pregnant women seen in hospital with coronavirus may be at an increased risk of being admitted to intensive care, a study has suggested.
Expectant mums infected with the virus are also less likely to show symptoms, according to the new findings.
Researchers also found that they are more likely to give birth early, with their newborns more likely to be admitted to a neonatal unit.
An international team of researchers, including experts from the World Health Organisation (WHO), reviewed evidence from 77 studies involving more than 11,000 pregnant and recently pregnant women admitted to hospital and diagnosed with suspected or confirmed Covid-19.
Their study found these women were less likely to report symptoms of fever and myalgia (muscle pain).
But they were more likely to need admission to an intensive care unit and need ventilation, when compared with non-pregnant women of reproductive age.
Image: PA) PA)
Being older, overweight, and having pre-existing medical conditions such as hypertension and diabetes also appear to increase the risk of having severe Covid-19 in these women, the findings published in the British Medical Journal (BMJ) show.
The odds of giving birth prematurely were also higher in pregnant and recently pregnant women with Covid-19 compared to those without the disease.
A quarter of all babies born to mothers with Covid-19 were admitted to a neonatal unit and were at increased risk of admission than those born to mothers without the illness.
Professor Shakila Thangaratinam, from the WHO Collaborating Centre for Global Women's Health, Institute of Metabolism and Systems Research, University of Birmingham, leads the ongoing review.
She explained that for every 100 pregnant women seen in hospital with Covid-19, four get admitted to intensive care, and three need invasive ventilation.
Image: PA) PA)
She said 17% had given birth pre-term, or before 37 weeks.
Prof Thangaratinam said early births could be due to a medically dictated reason, but more research was needed to understand why.
But researchers found that "spontaneous pre-term birth", where mothers just went into labour and delivered without a decision being made, only happened in 6% of cases, similar to among those without Covid-19.
"We also have to remember that these studies are international studies, so it could be policy in a unit for example, if somebody's got Covid at 36 weeks, they might just go ahead and deliver them," Prof Thangaratinam said.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The research highlighted that stillbirth and newborn death rates were low.
Addressing potential concerns from mothers, Prof Thangaratinam said: "I think they need to be reassured that the risk of a really bad outcome in terms of death either to themselves or the babies (is) extremely, extremely low."
She added: "We haven't seen any major adverse outcome to the baby, we know that a quarter of the babies get admitted to the... neo-natal unit... but it could be just a policy in many hospitals where they separate the baby from the mother."
"So just an admission to the unit (does) not necessarily mean that baby was affected, it's just a reflection of the policy," she said.
Image: POOL/AFP via Getty Images) POOL/AFP via Getty Images)
Pregnant women are already considered to be a high risk group for severe Covid-19 infection, with concerns over the potential affects of the virus on mothers and children.
Scientists said their "living systematic review" of research in this area will be regularly updated as new evidence emerges.
Researchers acknowledged that some study limitations, such as differences in size, design and symptom definition may have affected their results, but argued the review was strengthened by the large sample size and robust methods.
Researchers also recommended that "mothers with pre-existing comorbidities will need to be considered as a high risk group for Covid-19, along with those who are obese and of greater maternal age".


thedailymirror--2020-09-01--Donald Trump enters 'warzone' city and brands rioters 'domestic terrorists'

Donald Trump walked through rubble and burned out buildings on his tour of Kenosha , the US city ravaged by rioters who the president labelled `` domestic terrorists '' .
The President ignored advice to stay away from the Wisconsin city where a black man was shot seven times by a white police to highlight his `` law and order '' campaign on Tuesday .
While there , he met colleagues of the officer who shot Jacob Blake while promising `` no tolerance '' for anarchy .
Protests against racial injustice and police brutality have raged in Kenosha since the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( August 23 ) .
Two people were killed , and a third was seriously wounded in a shooting by a vigilante during the demonstrations .
Protesters have destroyed businesses in the city , the latest where demonstrations against racism and excessive use of force by police have led to violence that both political parties have condemned but that Republicans have sought to blame on Democrats .
An estimated $ 30million in damage was caused to businesses and buildings during the protests that lasted three days .
Trump manoeuvred what resembled a 'warzone @ @ @ @ @ @ @ acting Department of Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf while speaking to local officials .
A large group of protesters had also staked out an area close to the property Trump was touring and greeted the President with obscene finger gestures .
Speaking during a roundtable on 'Wisconsin Community Safety ' , the president said : `` These are not peaceful protests but domestic terror .
`` The vast and overwhelming majority of police officers are honorable , courageous and devoted public servants .
`` They 're incredible , yet many politicians ignore their @ @ @ @ @ @ @ victims , '' he continued , speaking of crime victims of colour , not those who have inspired recent Black Lives Matter protests . ''
Referring to Mr Blake , he said : `` I feel terrible for anybody who goes through that . ''
And added it 's a `` complicated subject '' .
He went on to vouch for police officers , saying `` you have people who choke '' .
`` And if they make a wrong decision one way or the other , they 're either dead or they @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have to understand that .
They choke sometimes .
And it 's a very tough situation . ''
The president described officers involved in shooting unarmed black people as `` bad apples '' but denied systematic racism exists .
`` You just keep getting back to the opposite subject .
We should talk about the kind of violence we 've seen in Portland and here and other places , it 's tremendous violence .
`` This is what this is all about , '' Trump said .
Laughing off the idea BLM demonstrations @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` I keep hearing about peaceful protests ... and then I come to an area like this and the town is burned down .
By and large this is not peaceful protesting . ''
Later during the trip he said : `` We must also confront the radical ideology that includes this violence , reckless far-left politicians continue to push the destructive message that our nation and our law enforcement are oppressive or racist .
`` Some people think those are two terrible words , law and order .
I do n't think @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are beautiful . ''
Trump has named himself the President of `` law and order '' throughout his campaign for re-election in November .
He added : `` You have to be decisive , you have to be tough and you have to be strong .
`` You have to be willing to bring people in .
So the federal government , we just wait for a call .
`` Our National Guard is great .
Our military is beyond any military in the world .
We are ready to go with whatever @ @ @ @ @ @ @ This is going to heal very quickly . ''
But he has no plans to meet Mr Blake - who sustained injuries that have left him paralysed .
Black religious and community leaders had moved to ensure people kept away from the areas Mr Trump visited .
`` We can not be confronting Trump to fulfil his desire to turn [ protesters ] into a commercial , '' Reverend Jesse Jackson said : Another community leader said : `` We do not foresee ourselves protesting as we will not be the backdrop for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ leaders instead encouraged protestors to gather in the neighbourhood where Mr Blake was shot , and Trump did not visit .
Mr Blake 's dad , who is also called Jacob , said Mr Trump turned down a meeting with his family because they wanted to have lawyers listen to the conversation , which he called 'inappropriate ' .
Mr Blake Sr said : `` I 'm not getting into politics .
It 's all about my son , man .
It has nothing to do with a photo-op . ''
Giving an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he is 'holding on for dear life . '
`` We are dealing with an individual that a couple of months , a couple of weeks ago was running around with the boys and talking to me on the phone and laughing to an individual that can not move his leg , '' he said .
Jim Acosta , Mr Blake Sr 's lawyer , said he wanted to listen to the call with Mr Trump , because of the ongoing Justice Department investigation into the shooting .
The state 's governor and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Mr Trump not to come to Kenosha to avoid inflaming tensions and allow its citizens to heal , but the president dismissed that request .
Yesterday Mr Trump appeared to sympathise with white teenager Kyle Rittenhouse , 17 , who has been charged with shooting three demonstrators during street skirmishes with a semi-automatic rifle , killing two of them .
He lauded the National Guard for helping to quell violence in Kenosha and has offered to send federal assistance to other cities such as Portland , Oregon , which has experienced three months @ @ @ @ @ @ @ dead in Portland , Oregon , on Saturday in clashes between Trump backers and Black Lives Matter supporters .

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TRUMP APPEARS TO DEFEND VIGILANTE ACCUSED OF DOUBLE MURDER AS HE VISITS KENOSHA
TRUMP APPEARS TO DEFEND VIGILANTE ACCUSED OF DOUBLE MURDER AS HE VISITS KENOSHA
The US president, who is running for re-election against Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden, is visiting the city which has been at the heart of violent protest following the shooting of 29-year-old Jacob Blake
Donald Trump walked through rubble and burned out buildings on his tour of Kenosha, the US city ravaged by rioters who the president labelled "domestic terrorists".
The President ignored advice to stay away from the Wisconsin city where a black man was shot seven times by a white police to highlight his "law and order" campaign on Tuesday.
While there, he met colleagues of the officer who shot Jacob Blake while promising "no tolerance" for anarchy.
Protests against racial injustice and police brutality have raged in Kenosha since the 29-year-old dad was shot last Sunday afternoon (August 23).
Two people were killed, and a third was seriously wounded in a shooting by a vigilante during the demonstrations.
Protesters have destroyed businesses in the city, the latest where demonstrations against racism and excessive use of force by police have led to violence that both political parties have condemned but that Republicans have sought to blame on Democrats.
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An estimated $30million in damage was caused to businesses and buildings during the protests that lasted three days.
Trump manoeuvred what resembled a 'warzone' alongside Attorney General Bill Barr and acting Department of Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf while speaking to local officials.
A large group of protesters had also staked out an area close to the property Trump was touring and greeted the President with obscene finger gestures.
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Speaking during a roundtable on 'Wisconsin Community Safety', the president said: "These are not peaceful protests but domestic terror.
"The vast and overwhelming majority of police officers are honorable, courageous and devoted public servants.
"They're incredible, yet many politicians ignore their sacrifice and ignore the African-American, Hispanic-American victims," he continued, speaking of crime victims of colour, not those who have inspired recent Black Lives Matter protests."
Referring to Mr Blake, he said: "I feel terrible for anybody who goes through that." And added it's a "complicated subject".
He went on to vouch for police officers, saying "you have people who choke".
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"And if they make a wrong decision one way or the other, they're either dead or they're in big trouble. And people have to understand that. They choke sometimes. And it's a very tough situation."
The president described officers involved in shooting unarmed black people as "bad apples" but denied systematic racism exists.
"You just keep getting back to the opposite subject. We should talk about the kind of violence we've seen in Portland and here and other places, it's tremendous violence.
"This is what this is all about," Trump said.
Laughing off the idea BLM demonstrations have been peaceful, he said: "I keep hearing about peaceful protests... and then I come to an area like this and the town is burned down. By and large this is not peaceful protesting."
Later during the trip he said: "We must also confront the radical ideology that includes this violence, reckless far-left politicians continue to push the destructive message that our nation and our law enforcement are oppressive or racist.
"Some people think those are two terrible words, law and order. I don't think they're terrible at all. They are beautiful."
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Trump has named himself the President of "law and order" throughout his campaign for re-election in November.
He added: "You have to be decisive, you have to be tough and you have to be strong.
"You have to be willing to bring people in. So the federal government, we just wait for a call.
"Our National Guard is great. Our military is beyond any military in the world. We are ready to go with whatever power we need to use.
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"This is going to heal very quickly."
But he has no plans to meet Mr Blake - who sustained injuries that have left him paralysed.
Black religious and community leaders had moved to ensure people kept away from the areas Mr Trump visited.
"We cannot be confronting Trump to fulfil his desire to turn [protesters] into a commercial," Reverend Jesse Jackson said:
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Another community leader said: "We do not foresee ourselves protesting as we will not be the backdrop for his campaign."
Church and community leaders instead encouraged protestors to gather in the neighbourhood where Mr Blake was shot, and Trump did not visit.
Mr Blake's dad, who is also called Jacob, said Mr Trump turned down a meeting with his family because they wanted to have lawyers listen to the conversation, which he called 'inappropriate'.
Mr Blake Sr said: "I'm not getting into politics. It's all about my son, man. It has nothing to do with a photo-op."
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Giving an update on his son's condition, he is 'holding on for dear life.'
"We are dealing with an individual that a couple of months, a couple of weeks ago was running around with the boys and talking to me on the phone and laughing to an individual that cannot move his leg," he said.
Jim Acosta, Mr Blake Sr's lawyer, said he wanted to listen to the call with Mr Trump, because of the ongoing Justice Department investigation into the shooting.
The state's governor and the city's mayor had both urged Mr Trump not to come to Kenosha to avoid inflaming tensions and allow its citizens to heal, but the president dismissed that request.
Yesterday Mr Trump appeared to sympathise with white teenager Kyle Rittenhouse, 17, who has been charged with shooting three demonstrators during street skirmishes with a semi-automatic rifle, killing two of them.
He lauded the National Guard for helping to quell violence in Kenosha and has offered to send federal assistance to other cities such as Portland, Oregon, which has experienced three months of protests.
A man was shot dead in Portland, Oregon, on Saturday in clashes between Trump backers and Black Lives Matter supporters.


thedailymirror--2020-09-01--Marcus Rashford versus Boris Johnson's Government in child food poverty battle

England star Marcus Rashford warns of the grim reality of the country in 2020 as he kicks off a campaign to tackle the Government on the child food poverty crisis .
The Manchester United striker made it 1-0 against Prime Minister Boris Johnson when he forced a humiliating U-turn on free school meal vouchers over the summer .
And the 22-year-old , who knew the blight of hunger as a child , is now spearheading a task force to highlight the “ devastating effects on the stability of our country ” if food poverty goes unchallenged .
In a moving @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ I spoke to a mother recently who , along with her two young sons , is living off three slices of bread a day – soaking them in water and adding sugar , hoping the porridge consistency might better sustain the hunger of her one-year-old .
“ I spoke to a family who were sleeping on one mattress on the floor – they had no choice but to sell every valuable to put food on the table for their children .
All of this , a result of unforeseen circumstances that are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as redundancy and illness .
This is the true reality of England in 2020.
” When he forced the U-turn on meal vouchers , Rashford spoke of his own experience of using such a scheme as his family struggled .
He tells in his letter of how he has sat with parents who have “ cried with sheer relief that putting food on their children ’ s plates was one less thing to worry about this summer ” .
And he adds : “ When we pause , listen and reflect on what @ @ @ @ @ @ @ potentially look like , it ’ s easy to see if we don ’ t take action quickly , the issue of food poverty will have devastating effects on the stability of our country .
“ These children are the future – our next generation of NHS workers , police officers , footballers and politicians .
I remember the sound of my mum crying herself to sleep to this day , having worked a 14-hour shift , unsure how she was going to make ends meet.
” Rashford has teamed up with industry @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Deliveroo , FareShare , Food Foundation , Iceland , Kellogg ’ s , Lidl , Sainsbury ’ s , Tesco and Waitrose to form the Child Food Poverty Task Force .
Iceland managing director Richard Walker warned yesterday of “ Dickensian ” levels of poverty and added : “ Nothing is more important than the future of our youth.
” Rashford met some of the families he has already helped on BBC Breakfast .
One single mum held out her hands in prayer and said : “ Thank you for what you have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ had stopped her feeling “ looked down upon ” when she sought help .
And Rashford told of how he knew the free school meal vouchers would not be the end of his fight .
He said : “ We had to think about how ’ s the best way to do it so these families can eat long-term and not have any issues.
” Over the next six weeks , task force members will dedicate their platforms to sharing the stories of those most affected by food poverty .
Rashford said : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ think they are looked down on if they ask for help .
You should feel free if you want to ask for help .
Hold your head up high and if you need help , get help.
” Former England skipper Gary Lineker was among those praising Rashford ’ s latest campaign .
The Match of the Day host , 59 , said : “ What an impressive and inspirational man .
Wonderful to see a young footballer use his platform so positively to make a real difference to the lives of so @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said : “ We will consider the taskforce recommendations as we approach the next spending review.
” Schools minister Nick Gibb added : “ I ’ d be delighted to meet Marcus Rashford .
“ We are looking at all the policy suggestions he has put forward in his letter to make sure they do deliver on our shared objective , which is alleviating the kind of poverty he talks about.
” Rashford previously revealed how mum Melanie forced through his move to United ’ s academy a year early to help him @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The programme I started at 11 , you ’ re supposed to start it at 12 .
It basically gives you accommodation closer to the training facilities and a new school .
“ She worked hard to push it forward .
I needed to be eating the right foods and be close to my teammates and school friends .
“ She made that decision when I was 11 and United allowed it , so that was why I ended up going at a younger age .
It was to help my mum with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the situation I was in.
” The star moved to the Northern Moor estate in Wythenshawe , Manchester , aged nine .
Asked if he recalled being hungry , he said : “ Yeah but I understood , maybe it was just part of me growing up .
I knew how hard my mum was working .
“ What families are going through now , I once had to go through .
It ’ s very difficult to find a way out but now I ’ m in this position , it ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people that are struggling.
” Anisah Rahman is about to start sixth form and hopes to become a paediatrician .
But before she could look to help others , she needed help after she and her family of six struggled in the pandemic .
The 16-year-old from Camden , North London , said : “ I have had free school meals my whole life .
When the pandemic hit , we had no free school meals , no vouchers or any help initially .
“ Suddenly my parents were trying to feed four @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Anisah , a youth leader with Bite Back 2030 , a campaign for a healthier food system , adds : “ When the free school vouchers came into force it took the weight off our shoulders.
” Bite Back 2030 chief James Toop added : “ All the young people involved in Bite Back 2030 are fully behind the work that Marcus is doing .
The Chancellor has a powerful opportunity coming up to put child health front and centre.
” Marcus Rashford has set out three objectives and is calling for sufficient @ @ @ @ @ @ @ • Expansion of free school meals to every child from a household on Universal Credit or equivalent , reaching an additional 1.5 million seven to 16-year-olds .
• Expanded holiday provision for all kids on free school meals , reaching 1.1 million more .
• Healthy Start vouchers raising from £3.10 to £4.25 a week and covering all on Universal Credit or equivalent , reaching 290,000 more pregnant women and under-fours .

mirrornews@mirror.co.uk (Stephen  White, Tom Parry, Lucy Thornton)

The 22-year-old football star who won a government u-turn on free school meals has announced a new taskforce set up with major UK food brands to tackle child poverty
England star Marcus Rashford warns of the grim reality of the country in 2020 as he kicks off a campaign to tackle the Government on the child food poverty crisis.
The Manchester United striker made it 1-0 against Prime Minister Boris Johnson when he forced a humiliating U-turn on free school meal vouchers over the summer.
And the 22-year-old, who knew the blight of hunger as a child, is now spearheading a task force to highlight the “devastating effects on the stability of our country” if food poverty goes unchallenged.
In a moving letter to MPs, he says: “I spoke to a mother recently who, along with her two young sons, is living off three slices of bread a day – soaking them in water and adding sugar, hoping the porridge consistency might better sustain the hunger of her one-year-old.
Image: Copyright unknown) Copyright unknown)
“I spoke to a family who were sleeping on one mattress on the floor – they had no choice but to sell every valuable to put food on the table for their children. All of this, a result of unforeseen circumstances that are entirely out of their control, such as redundancy and illness. This is the true reality of England in 2020.”
When he forced the U-turn on meal vouchers, Rashford spoke of his own experience of using such a scheme as his family struggled.
He tells in his letter of how he has sat with parents who have “cried with sheer relief that putting food on their children’s plates was one less thing to worry about this summer”.
And he adds: “When we pause, listen and reflect on what the future of our next generation could potentially look like, it’s easy to see if we don’t take action quickly, the issue of food poverty will have devastating effects on the stability of our country.
Image: Daily Mirror) Daily Mirror)
“These children are the future – our next generation of NHS workers, police officers, footballers and politicians. I remember the sound of my mum crying herself to sleep to this day, having worked a 14-hour shift, unsure how she was going to make ends meet.”
Rashford has teamed up with industry giants Aldi, Asda, Co-op, Deliveroo, FareShare, Food Foundation, Iceland, Kellogg’s, Lidl, Sainsbury’s, Tesco and Waitrose to form the Child Food Poverty Task Force.
Iceland managing director Richard Walker warned yesterday of “Dickensian” levels of poverty and added: “Nothing is more important than the future of our youth.”
Rashford met some of the families he has already helped on BBC Breakfast. One single mum held out her hands in prayer and said: “Thank you for what you have done.”
Another mum said his initiative had stopped her feeling “looked down upon” when she sought help.
And Rashford told of how he knew the free school meal vouchers would not be the end of his fight. He said: “We had to think about how’s the best way to do it so these families can eat long-term and not have any issues.”
Over the next six weeks, task force members will dedicate their platforms to sharing the stories of those most affected by food poverty.
Rashford said: “I feel like at times people think they are looked down on if they ask for help. You should feel free if you want to ask for help. Hold your head up high and if you need help, get help.”
Former England skipper Gary Lineker was among those praising Rashford’s latest campaign.
Image: PA) PA)
The Match of the Day host, 59, said: “What an impressive and inspirational man. Wonderful to see a young footballer use his platform so positively to make a real difference to the lives of so many.”
And Manchester United tweeted: “We couldn’t be prouder.”
The PM’s spokesman said: “We will consider the taskforce recommendations as we approach the next spending review.” Schools minister Nick Gibb added: “I’d be delighted to meet Marcus Rashford.
“We are looking at all the policy suggestions he has put forward in his letter to make sure they do deliver on our shared objective, which is alleviating the kind of poverty he talks about.”
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
Rashford previously revealed how mum Melanie forced through his move to United’s academy a year early to help him.
He told BBC Breakfast: “The programme I started at 11, you’re supposed to start it at 12. It basically gives you accommodation closer to the training facilities and a new school.
“She worked hard to push it forward. I needed to be eating the right foods and be close to my teammates and school friends.
Image: UEFA via Getty Images) UEFA via Getty Images)
“She made that decision when I was 11 and United allowed it, so that was why I ended up going at a younger age. It was to help my mum with her situation and get me out of the situation I was in.”
The star moved to the Northern Moor estate in Wythenshawe, Manchester, aged nine.
Asked if he recalled being hungry, he said: “Yeah but I understood, maybe it was just part of me growing up. I knew how hard my mum was working.
“What families are going through now, I once had to go through. It’s very difficult to find a way out but now I’m in this position, it’s important for me to help the people that are struggling.”
'Marcus Rashford's free school meals win helped my family'
Anisah Rahman is about to start sixth form and hopes to become a paediatrician.
But before she could look to help others, she needed help after she and her family of six struggled in the pandemic.
The 16-year-old from Camden, North London, said: “I have had free school meals my whole life. When the pandemic hit, we had no free school meals, no vouchers or any help initially.
“Suddenly my parents were trying to feed four children, three times a day.” Anisah, a youth leader with Bite Back 2030, a campaign for a healthier food system, adds:
“When the free school vouchers came into force it took the weight off our shoulders.”
Bite Back 2030 chief James Toop added: “All the young people involved in Bite Back 2030 are fully behind the work that Marcus is doing. The Chancellor has a powerful opportunity coming up to put child health front and centre.”
'My three demands'
Marcus Rashford has set out three objectives and is calling for sufficient funds to implement them without delay.


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thedailymirror--2020-09-01--EE launches iPhone plan with access to Apple Music, Apple TV+ and Apple Arcade

EE has launched a new plan for iPhone , including access to Apple Music , Apple TV+ and Apple Arcade , as well as unlimited mobile data and the option to upgrade to a new phone anytime .
The Full Works Plan is the first of its kind in the UK , and even comes with the choice of access to the BT Sport Ultimate app .
Marc Allera , CEO , BT Consumer , said : “ We ’ re always looking for ways to offer customers the best mobile experiences through partnerships with the world ’ s most @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for the first time , they can get the best of EE and the best of Apple in one mobile plan .
“ Allowing them to benefit from Apple Music , Apple TV+ and Apple Arcade , unlimited mobile data , and the option to upgrade whenever they want - all on the UK ’ s no.1 network for 4G and 5G.
” Apple Music is Apple ’ s music and video streaming service , and usually costs £9.99/month , while Apple TV+ , the tech giant ’ s TV streaming service , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Arcade , Apple ’ s video game subscription , is usually priced at £4.99/month .
Prices for EE ’ s new plan will vary based on the iPhone as well as which Apple services are included .
For example , an iPhone 11 with Apple Music , Apple TV+ and Apple Arcade will cost £69/month , while an iPhone 7 with just one of the three Apple services will cost £32/month .
While Apple does not currently sell a 5G iPhone , the Full Works Plan includes access to EE ’ s 5G @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s next iPhone ( rumoured to be called the iPhone 12 ) will have 5G capabilities .
Unfortunately , it remains unclear when , or even if , Apple will launch the smartphone this year , with no sign of a September event as usual .

EE's Full Works Plan is the first of its kind in the UK, and even comes with the choice of access to the BT Sport Ultimate app
EE launches new iPhone plan with access to Apple Music, Apple TV+ and Apple Arcade
EE has launched a new plan for iPhone, including access to Apple Music, Apple TV+ and Apple Arcade, as well as unlimited mobile data and the option to upgrade to a new phone anytime.
The Full Works Plan is the first of its kind in the UK, and even comes with the choice of access to the BT Sport Ultimate app.
Marc Allera, CEO, BT Consumer, said: “We’re always looking for ways to offer customers the best mobile experiences through partnerships with the world’s most innovative brands.
“And now, for the first time, they can get the best of EE and the best of Apple in one mobile plan.
“Allowing them to benefit from Apple Music, Apple TV+ and Apple Arcade, unlimited mobile data, and the option to upgrade whenever they want - all on the UK’s no.1 network for 4G and 5G.”
Image: EE) EE)
Apple Music is Apple’s music and video streaming service, and usually costs £9.99/month, while Apple TV+, the tech giant’s TV streaming service, usually costs £4.99/month.
Meanwhile, Apple Arcade, Apple’s video game subscription, is usually priced at £4.99/month.
Prices for EE’s new plan will vary based on the iPhone as well as which Apple services are included.
For example, an iPhone 11 with Apple Music, Apple TV+ and Apple Arcade will cost £69/month, while an iPhone 7 with just one of the three Apple services will cost £32/month.
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While Apple does not currently sell a 5G iPhone, the Full Works Plan includes access to EE’s 5G network.
Rumours suggest that Apple’s next iPhone (rumoured to be called the iPhone 12) will have 5G capabilities.
Unfortunately, it remains unclear when, or even if, Apple will launch the smartphone this year, with no sign of a September event as usual.


thedailymirror--2020-09-01--Strictly's Oti Mabuse knew her husband was 'the one' second they danced together

Strictly Come Dancing professional Oti Mabuse fell for her husband the second they set foot on the dancefloor together .
The star , 30 , tied the knot with fellow dancer Marius Iepure in 2012 , after being set up by her sister , Strictly judge Motsi .
Oti , who won the BBC show last year with Emmerdale 's Kelvin Fletcher , knew there was a spark between herself and Marius right from the off .
They met with Motsi suggested they should dance together .
She told Red magazine : `` When I said I wanted to become @ @ @ @ @ @ @ few boys I could trial with as dance partners .
`` Marius was the first and only try-out I had .
I cancelled all the others .
I was like , 'This is the one ' . ''
Oti also spoke about the challenges facing the new series of Strictly , which is due to kick off soon amidst the coronavirus pandemic .
She said : `` For the first part , all the pros will be quarantining , learning our group numbers and pre-recording them .
We ’ ll have to be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' Ambitious Oti is n't one to let people stand in the way of her dreams .
She said : `` I think it ’ s a good thing to be ambitious and to set your sights on things .
When I say I ’ m ambitious , I don ’ t mean I ’ ll take people out to achieve what I want – I have my goals and they are mine .
I work hard and I ’ m disciplined .
If I try something , I know I ’ m @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' South African star Oti also spoke about the Black Lives Matter movement , which has seen a surge of support ever since the death of American man George Floyd during his arrest by police .
Oti said that despite having many strong opinions on the matter , she does n't always feel the need to make them public .
She said : `` Being the first black South African woman to do things in my industry has been an asset .
I have so many opinions about [ racism ] , but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ t feel I can represent everyone because people have different experiences .
What ’ s great is that now we feel empowered to share how we feel . ''
* Read the full interview with Oti Mabuse in the October issue of Red , on sale the 2nd of September .
It is available in all supermarkets and online at MagsDirect - https : //magsdirect.co.uk/magazine-category/lifestyle/red

The Strictly Come Dancing professional was set up with husband Marius Iepure by her sister, Strictly judge Motsi Mabuse, and it was an instant connection
Strictly's Oti Mabuse knew her husband was 'the one' second they danced together
Strictly Come Dancing professional Oti Mabuse fell for her husband the second they set foot on the dancefloor together.
The star, 30, tied the knot with fellow dancer Marius Iepure in 2012, after being set up by her sister, Strictly judge Motsi.
Oti, who won the BBC show last year with Emmerdale's Kelvin Fletcher, knew there was a spark between herself and Marius right from the off.
They met with Motsi suggested they should dance together.
She told Red magazine: "When I said I wanted to become a professional dancer, Motsi suggested a few boys I could trial with as dance partners.
Image: Chloe Mallett/RED) Chloe Mallett/RED)
"Marius was the first and only try-out I had. I cancelled all the others. I was like, 'This is the one'."
Oti also spoke about the challenges facing the new series of Strictly, which is due to kick off soon amidst the coronavirus pandemic.
She said: "For the first part, all the pros will be quarantining, learning our group numbers and pre-recording them. We’ll have to be flexible to make the show work."
Ambitious Oti isn't one to let people stand in the way of her dreams.
Image: Daily Mirror) Daily Mirror) Image: Chloe Mallett/RED) Chloe Mallett/RED)
She said: "I think it’s a good thing to be ambitious and to set your sights on things. When I say I’m ambitious, I don’t mean I’ll take people out to achieve what I want – I have my goals and they are mine. I work hard and I’m disciplined. If I try something, I know I’m going to give it 120%."
South African star Oti also spoke about the Black Lives Matter movement, which has seen a surge of support ever since the death of American man George Floyd during his arrest by police.
Image: Chloe Mallett/RED) Chloe Mallett/RED) Image: Chloe Mallett/RED) Chloe Mallett/RED)
Oti said that despite having many strong opinions on the matter, she doesn't always feel the need to make them public.
She said: "Being the first black South African woman to do things in my industry has been an asset. I have so many opinions about [racism], but they’re personal. I don’t feel I can represent everyone because people have different experiences. What’s great is that now we feel empowered to share how we feel."
* Read the full interview with Oti Mabuse in the October issue of Red, on sale the 2nd of September. It is available in all supermarkets and online at MagsDirect - https://magsdirect.co.uk/magazine-category/lifestyle/red