thedailymirror--2020-06-02--M&S restock their essential food boxes and they now include Percy Pigs treats

If you haven ’ t been able to leave the house due to being classed as vulnerable or have been self-isolating , you might have found it difficult to get hold of basic essentials , especially tinned goods and pasta .
Well help is on hand thanks to Marks and Spencer as their Store Cupboard Essential Food Boxes are back and even better than before .
Since M & S launched their Store Cupboard Essentials Food Boxes back in April , they ’ ve been super popular with customers - as you can imagine .
So much so they ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ past few days , but they are now back and have been updated based on customer feedback .
The Standard box priced at£28 or Vegetarian box for £23 are filled with more staple products required in the boxes .
M & S have taken out some of the sweet , confectionery items and replaced them with more essentials – like oats , sugar and jam .
Both boxes still contain products like coffee , soup , pasta , Percy Pigs and much more .
These are perfect for the whole family to enjoy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ via nominated day delivery for £4.99 .
Available to purchase at : https : //www.marksandspencer.com/l/gifts/food-boxes .
The boxes have been lowered in price by £7 , offering great value to customers and to reflect the changes .
Marks and Spencer also offer a 100 % British Meat Food box , priced at £45 , Seasonal Vegetable Food box , priced at £17 , Seasonal Fruit box at £20 and Seasonal Fruit , Vegetable & Salad Food priced at £25 .
M & S Foodhalls are still open so you can still buy all @ @ @ @ @ @ @ find your nearest , use the store locator .
They have daily deliveries from their fantastic suppliers , and are re-stocking the shelves throughout the day , so customers can stagger their shopping trips .
To help keep all our customers and colleagues well , M & S stores have implemented additional social distancing measures which you can read about here .
And they aren ’ t the only supermarket with incredible food boxes on offer .
Morrisons recently launched a Vegan Food Box that can feed two for a week and priced @ @ @ @ @ @ @ essential products like lentils , jackfruit , couscous , meat free sausages , meat free mince , dairy free cheese , almond milk and a mix of fresh fruit and vegetables are all packed inside .
With the ingredients included , possible recipe options include a vegan pasta bolognese , rainbow salad bowls , soups , vegan sausage sandwiches and granola .
They also launched a Gluten Free Food Box , and British Farmers Food Box .
The Vegan Essentials Food Box is the latest in the range to help feed its vegan @ @ @ @ @

The essentials food box, priced now at £28 and the vegetarian food box, priced at £23 are £7 cheaper than before and contain more basic cupboard items than before
M&S restock their essential food boxes and they now include Percy Pigs treats
If you haven’t been able to leave the house due to being classed as vulnerable or have been self-isolating, you might have found it difficult to get hold of basic essentials, especially tinned goods and pasta.
Well help is on hand thanks to Marks and Spencer as their Store Cupboard Essential Food Boxes are back and even better than before.
Since M&S launched their Store Cupboard Essentials Food Boxes back in April, they’ve been super popular with customers - as you can imagine. So much so they’ve been out of stock for the past few days, but they are now back and have been updated based on customer feedback.
Image: PA) PA)
The Standard box priced at£28 or Vegetarian box for £23 are filled with more staple products required in the boxes. M&S have taken out some of the sweet, confectionery items and replaced them with more essentials – like oats, sugar and jam. Both boxes still contain products like coffee, soup, pasta, Percy Pigs and much more.
These are perfect for the whole family to enjoy!
The box can be delivered contact-free via nominated day delivery for £4.99. Available to purchase at: https://www.marksandspencer.com/l/gifts/food-boxes.
The boxes have been lowered in price by £7, offering great value to customers and to reflect the changes.
Marks and Spencer also offer a 100% British Meat Food box, priced at £45, Seasonal Vegetable Food box, priced at £17, Seasonal Fruit box at £20 and Seasonal Fruit, Vegetable & Salad Food priced at £25.
M&S Foodhalls are still open so you can still buy all your favourites in store too - to find your nearest, use the store locator.
They have daily deliveries from their fantastic suppliers, and are re-stocking the shelves throughout the day, so customers can stagger their shopping trips.
To help keep all our customers and colleagues well, M&S stores have implemented additional social distancing measures which you can read about here.
Contents of M&S Essentials Food Box:
Fusilli (500g)
Baked Beans (410g)
Tomato and Herb Pasta Sauce (550g)
Chopped Italian Tomatoes (400g)
Chicken Casserole (400g)
Basmati rice (500g)
Cream of tomato soup (400g)
Chunky steak (400g)
Rich roast instant coffee (100g)
English breakfast tea bags (125g/50 bags)
Peach Slices (410g/ 250g drained weight)
Milk Chocolate Digestives (300g)
Silver Spoon Granulated Sugar (1kg)
Traditional Porridge Oats (500g)
Cured Chicken Breast (200g)
Vegetable curry (400g)
Tuna Steak in spring water (200g/ 150g drained weight)
Strawberry Jam (454g)
Percy Pig™ (170g)
Soft white 2-ply toilet tissue (pack of 4)
Contents of M&S Vegetarian Essentials Food Box:
Fusilli (500g)
Baked Beans (410g)
Tomato and Herb Pasta Sauce (550g)
Chopped Italian Tomatoes (400g x 2)
Basmati rice (500g)
Carrot and coriander soup (400g)
Cream of tomato soup (400g)
Couscous (500g)
Rich roast instant coffee (100g)
English breakfast tea bags (125g/50 bags)
Milk Chocolate Digestives (300g)
British Granulated Sugar (1kg)
Traditional Porridge Oats (500g)
Vegetable curry (400g)
Strawberry Jam (454g)
Percy Pig™ (170g)
Soft white 2-ply toilet tissue (pack of 4)
And they aren’t the only supermarket with incredible food boxes on offer.
Morrisons recently launched a Vegan Food Box that can feed two for a week and priced at £35.
The box contains 23 essential products like lentils, jackfruit, couscous, meat free sausages, meat free mince, dairy free cheese, almond milk and a mix of fresh fruit and vegetables are all packed inside.
With the ingredients included, possible recipe options include a vegan pasta bolognese, rainbow salad bowls, soups, vegan sausage sandwiches and granola.
They also launched a Gluten Free Food Box, and British Farmers Food Box. The Vegan Essentials Food Box is the latest in the range to help feed its vegan customers during the pandemic.


thedailymirror--2020-06-02--Girl, 8, stung to death by swarm of hornets after getting stuck in fence

A young girl was stung to death by hornets after she got stuck in a fence while trying to flee the swarm of insects .
The eight-year-old , named locally as Nur Nazihah Mohd Sabri , was playing with her younger brother and friends on a hilltop when they were attacked .
She died a few hours later in hospital after toxins from the hornet stings caused her organs to fail , a local health official in Dungun in western Malaysia said .
The alarm was raised when the girl 's six-year-old brother , Muhamad Azib , ran back to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and told their mother what had happened .
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The children were playing on a hilltop near the home on Saturday night when they were stung by hornets .
A huge nest was later discovered in a bush nearby .
Muhamad rushed home to his mother Rohayu Mat Lazim covered in stings and swelling to inform her , and she took both children to a nearby health clinic .
The siblings were then taken @ @ @ @ @ @ @ being transferred to Sultanah Nur Zahirah Hospital ( HSNZ ) , according to the mother .
She added that her daughter was very weak by this time .
The eight-year-old girl , who suffered 65 hornet stings , died at around 1.30am on Sunday , according to reports .
Terengganu health director Dr Nor Azimi Yunus told local media : `` She died due to internal organ failure from toxins released by the hornet stings . ''
Local media said that the girl became stuck on a fence while the group of children @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said : `` I do n't know how they could have gone there to play as my husband and I have reminded them time and again to avoid the area . ''
Last month , a 54-year-old beekeeper died after being stung near his eyebrow by an Asian hornet in Villestro , Spain , it was reported .
The man suffered the fatal sting as he tried to deal with a nest that was close to his bees .
In January , a six-year-old girl died when she was stung by a swarm @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from school in Cambodia 's Svay Rieng province .
She was attacked after stopping next to a bush , and she died after her parents rushed her to a hospital .

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The eight-year-old, named locally as Nur Nazihah Mohd Sabri, died after toxins from the hornet stings caused her organs to fail, according to a health official in Dungun, Malaysia
Girl, 8, stung to death by swarm of hornets after getting stuck in fence
A young girl was stung to death by hornets after she got stuck in a fence while trying to flee the swarm of insects.
The eight-year-old, named locally as Nur Nazihah Mohd Sabri, was playing with her younger brother and friends on a hilltop when they were attacked.
She died a few hours later in hospital after toxins from the hornet stings caused her organs to fail, a local health official in Dungun in western Malaysia said.
The alarm was raised when the girl's six-year-old brother, Muhamad Azib, ran back to their home covered in stings and swelling, and told their mother what had happened.
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The children were playing on a hilltop near the home on Saturday night when they were stung by hornets.
A huge nest was later discovered in a bush nearby.
Muhamad rushed home to his mother Rohayu Mat Lazim covered in stings and swelling to inform her, and she took both children to a nearby health clinic.
Image: SWNS) SWNS) Image: CEN) CEN)
The siblings were then taken to Dungun Hospital at around 8pm before being transferred to Sultanah Nur Zahirah Hospital (HSNZ), according to the mother.
She added that her daughter was very weak by this time.
The eight-year-old girl, who suffered 65 hornet stings, died at around 1.30am on Sunday, according to reports.
Terengganu health director Dr Nor Azimi Yunus told local media: "She died due to internal organ failure from toxins released by the hornet stings."
Local media said that the girl became stuck on a fence while the group of children fled from the hornets.
The mother said: "I don't know how they could have gone there to play as my husband and I have reminded them time and again to avoid the area."
Last month, a 54-year-old beekeeper died after being stung near his eyebrow by an Asian hornet in Villestro, Spain, it was reported.
The man suffered the fatal sting as he tried to deal with a nest that was close to his bees.
In January, a six-year-old girl died when she was stung by a swarm of hornets while riding her bike home from school in Cambodia's Svay Rieng province.
She was attacked after stopping next to a bush, and she died after her parents rushed her to a hospital.


thedailymirror--2020-06-02--What new data tells us about coronavirus as UK death toll nears 50,000

New figures show a sharp decline in the number of coronavirus deaths - with fatalities falling by a third in just a week .
But the heartbreaking data reveals the overall number of deaths in the UK since the start of the year is 62,000 higher than the average for the past five years .
The Office for National Statistics ( ONS ) announced this morning that by May 22 , 43,837 people had died in England and Wales after contracting the killer virus .
When added to the death tolls in Scotland and Northern Ireland , and fatalities announced @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Care since that date , the figure now stands at 49,646 .
The weekly death toll is falling dramatically , data shows , having peaked at nearly 9,500 in the middle of April .
According to official figures , the UK has the second highest number of fatalities in the world , with just the US losing more citizens to the virus .
For the latest on the coronavirus pandemic , click here Is the number of coronavirus deaths falling , and how steeply ?
In the week ending May 22 , Covid-19 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ England and Wales .
This was the lowest weekly coronavirus death toll in seven weeks , and down from 3,810 the week before .
Just over a month earlier , in the seven days up to April 17 , there were 9,495 coronavirus deaths in England and Wales , the Office for National Statistics ( ONS ) data reveals .
Between April 4 and April 20 , the daily death toll did not drop below 1,000 .
Where had the highest number of deaths ?
The South East and North West saw the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ week up to May 22 .
London , which was the epicentre of the outbreak in the early weeks of the pandemic , had 220 fatalities .
Data from the Office for National Statistics shows that the number of deaths in each region in England and Wales were : The number of deaths involving Covid-19 was highest in women aged 85 and over for the fourth week running , the ONS data showed .
This is thought to be because the female population is higher than the male population in this age group @ @ @ @ @ @ @ men has been higher throughout the pandemic .
Here is a breakdown of the number of coronavirus deaths for each gender , by age , from the start of the year to May 22 .
• Under one year old - 2 deaths • Under one year old - 0 deaths How many excess deaths are being recorded ?
The term 'excess deaths ' refers to the number of fatalities which is higher than the average .
In England and Wales , this dipped during the first 12 weeks of the year , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it had been on average over the previous five years .
But as the pandemic began to claim lives , this rose steeply from mid-March , and by May 22 , it was 56,308 higher than each of the previous 10 years .
In the week up to May 22 , there were 2,348 more deaths than the average for the same week over the previous five years .
What does the ONS data tell us about care home deaths ?
Since the start of the pandemic , 64.2 % of all deaths @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a quarter , 12,739 fatalities , were recorded in care homes .
In England , the number of deaths involving Covid-19 in care homes that were registered by 22 May was 12,142 , while in Wales the number of deaths was 591 .
Further data from the Care Quality Commission ( CQC ) shows that between April 10 and May 29 , officials were notified of 11,186 deaths .
The Care Inspectorate Wales ( CIW ) says that between March 17 and May 29 , there were 462 deaths .
In the week @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of care home deaths were linked to coronavirus - down from 37.2 % a week earlier .

The Office for National Statistics this morning released a huge amount of data showing the coronavirus death rate is falling, but the number of excess deaths is more than 62,000 since the start of the year
What new data tells us about coronavirus as UK death toll nears 50,000
New figures show a sharp decline in the number of coronavirus deaths - with fatalities falling by a third in just a week.
But the heartbreaking data reveals the overall number of deaths in the UK since the start of the year is 62,000 higher than the average for the past five years.
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) announced this morning that by May 22, 43,837 people had died in England and Wales after contracting the killer virus.
When added to the death tolls in Scotland and Northern Ireland, and fatalities announced by the Department for Health and Social Care since that date, the figure now stands at 49,646.
The weekly death toll is falling dramatically, data shows, having peaked at nearly 9,500 in the middle of April.
According to official figures, the UK has the second highest number of fatalities in the world, with just the US losing more citizens to the virus.
For the latest on the coronavirus pandemic, click here
Image: ons.gov.uk) ons.gov.uk)
Is the number of coronavirus deaths falling, and how steeply?
In the week ending May 22, Covid-19 was listed on 2,872 death certificates in England and Wales.
This was the lowest weekly coronavirus death toll in seven weeks, and down from 3,810 the week before.
Just over a month earlier, in the seven days up to April 17, there were 9,495 coronavirus deaths in England and Wales, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) data reveals.
Between April 4 and April 20, the daily death toll did not drop below 1,000.
Where had the highest number of deaths?
The South East and North West saw the highest number of coronavirus deaths in the week up to May 22.
London, which was the epicentre of the outbreak in the early weeks of the pandemic, had 220 fatalities.
Data from the Office for National Statistics shows that the number of deaths in each region in England and Wales were:
North East - 202
North West - 394
Yorkshire and the Humber - 297
East Midlands - 222
West Midlands - 290
East of England - 295
London - 220
South East - 409
South West - 126
Wales - 134
Image: ons.gov.uk) ons.gov.uk) Image: ons.gov.uk) ons.gov.uk)
What age groups were worst affected?
The number of deaths involving Covid-19 was highest in women aged 85 and over for the fourth week running, the ONS data showed.
This is thought to be because the female population is higher than the male population in this age group.
Overall, the death rate among men has been higher throughout the pandemic.
Here is a breakdown of the number of coronavirus deaths for each gender, by age, from the start of the year to May 22.
Males
Under one year old - 2 deaths
1 to 14 - 0 deaths
15 to 44 - 298
45 to 64 - 2,852
65 to 74 - 4,322
75 to 84 - 8,449
85 and over - 8,489
Females
Under one year old - 0 deaths
1 to 14 - 2
15 to 44 - 188
45 to 64 - 1,470
65 to 74 - 2,256
75 to 84 - 5,735
85 and over - 9,774
Image: ons.gov.uk) ons.gov.uk)
How many excess deaths are being recorded?
The term 'excess deaths' refers to the number of fatalities which is higher than the average.
In England and Wales, this dipped during the first 12 weeks of the year, meaning the death rate was lower than it had been on average over the previous five years.
Image: ons.gov.uk) ons.gov.uk)
But as the pandemic began to claim lives, this rose steeply from mid-March, and by May 22, it was 56,308 higher than each of the previous 10 years.
In the week up to May 22, there were 2,348 more deaths than the average for the same week over the previous five years.
What does the ONS data tell us about care home deaths?
Since the start of the pandemic, 64.2% of all deaths occurred in hospitals, while more than a quarter, 12,739 fatalities, were recorded in care homes.
In England, the number of deaths involving Covid-19 in care homes that were registered by 22 May was 12,142, while in Wales the number of deaths was 591.
Further data from the Care Quality Commission (CQC) shows that between April 10 and May 29, officials were notified of 11,186 deaths.
The Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW) says that between March 17 and May 29, there were 462 deaths.
In the week up to May 22, 32.5% of care home deaths were linked to coronavirus - down from 37.2% a week earlier.


thedailymirror--2020-06-02--Gemma Collins 'so happy she could cry' as she reunites with James Argent

Gemma Collins has finally reunited with her longterm on-off boyfriend James 'Arg ' Argent .
The former TOWIE couple have not laid eyes on each other since the beginning of lockdown back in March .
So they decided to celebrate being reunited with a romantic socially distant date while lapping up the sunshine in the back garden .
James , 32 , proved that the on-off pair are back on great terms as she shared a video of himself and the GC , 39 , enjoying a slap-up takeaway from Chigwell 's Sheesh Restaurant .
Taking to Instagram , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ delicious spread of babeqed food they had picked up from their favourite Essex food chamber .
In the short clip , Arg ca n't contain his laugher as his longterm love expresses her delight at the platter of grub in front of her .
Gemma jokes : `` I 'm literally so happy right now .
I could actually burst into tears ! ''
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`` I ca n't tell you how good this feels to have a sheesh .
My eyes are literally bigger than my belly right now but I do @ @ @ @ @ @ @ right now .
I 'm literally so happy right now '' .
`` James you do n't know how happy I am right now '' she continued .
Laughing off Gemma 's dramatic reaction to the fried food , James encouraged his love to stop filming and start eating .
The former TOWIE star quipped : `` Okay Gem put your phone away now and enjoy it .
Alright Gem , come on ! ''
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The lovebirds were n't alone however , as Gemma 's beloved mother joined to help gobble the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the company of a slimmed down Arg again , Gemma exclaimed that it was a 'very happy day ' .
`` This is just a beautiful moment , where we 're all in the garden having dinner together , it 's just beautiful , it is a very happy day '' .
James and Gemma 's romantic reunion date comes after the theatre star revealed his cocaine addiction which almost took his life .
The brave reality TV star detailed the harrowing and `` dark '' moment he realised if he did n't @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with two incidents making him see he needed to tackle his problem .
He battled the cocaine addiction for seven years , while things escalated and took a turn for the worst between October and December 2019 .
James confirmed that his `` strong '' addiction led to two near-fatal overdoses , with friends and family desperately trying to get him off the drugs and save his life .
He eventually sought out help by heading to a rehabilitation centre in Thailand where his life was changed for the better .
Arg is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the future .

GEMMA AND ARG'S SOCIALLY DISTANCED DATE AND IT LOOKS YUMMY!
GEMMA AND ARG'S SOCIALLY DISTANCED DATE AND IT LOOKS YUMMY!
James Argent and Gemma Collins' romantic reunion date comes after months of separation due to the coronavius
Gemma Collins 'so happy she could cry' as she reunites with James Argent on romantic date
Gemma Collins has finally reunited with her longterm on-off boyfriend James 'Arg' Argent.
The former TOWIE couple have not laid eyes on each other since the beginning of lockdown back in March.
So they decided to celebrate being reunited with a romantic socially distant date while lapping up the sunshine in the back garden.
James, 32, proved that the on-off pair are back on great terms as she shared a video of himself and the GC, 39, enjoying a slap-up takeaway from Chigwell's Sheesh Restaurant.
Taking to Instagram, the reality TV panned the camera across the delicious spread of babeqed food they had picked up from their favourite Essex food chamber.
Image: Gemma Collins/Instagram) Gemma Collins/Instagram)
In the short clip, Arg can't contain his laugher as his longterm love expresses her delight at the platter of grub in front of her.
Gemma jokes: "I'm literally so happy right now. I could actually burst into tears!".
"I can't tell you how good this feels to have a sheesh. My eyes are literally bigger than my belly right now but I don't know if we can do it right now. I'm literally so happy right now".
Image: Gemma Collins/Instagram) Gemma Collins/Instagram) Image: Gemma Collins/Instagram) Gemma Collins/Instagram)
"James you don't know how happy I am right now" she continued.
Laughing off Gemma's dramatic reaction to the fried food, James encouraged his love to stop filming and start eating.
The former TOWIE star quipped: "Okay Gem put your phone away now and enjoy it. Alright Gem, come on!".
Image: Gemma Collins/Instagram) Gemma Collins/Instagram)
The lovebirds weren't alone however, as Gemma's beloved mother joined to help gobble the takeaway.
Clearly delighted to be in the company of a slimmed down Arg again, Gemma exclaimed that it was a 'very happy day'.
"This is just a beautiful moment, where we're all in the garden having dinner together, it's just beautiful, it is a very happy day".
Image: BACKGRID) BACKGRID)
James and Gemma's romantic reunion date comes after the theatre star revealed his cocaine addiction which almost took his life.
The brave reality TV star detailed the harrowing and "dark" moment he realised if he didn't get help, he would die - with two incidents making him see he needed to tackle his problem.
He battled the cocaine addiction for seven years, while things escalated and took a turn for the worst between October and December 2019.
James confirmed that his "strong" addiction led to two near-fatal overdoses, with friends and family desperately trying to get him off the drugs and save his life.
He eventually sought out help by heading to a rehabilitation centre in Thailand where his life was changed for the better.
Arg is now continuing his recovery, and looking to the future.


thedailymirror--2020-06-02--England star's dad won FA Cup holding lucky pig and she carries on superstition

Kate Cross is the England cricketer who has carried on a family fortune in bringing home the bacon .
Forty years after her father won the FA Cup for West Ham , clutching a lucky pig charm in his fist for 90 minutes at Wembley , Cross has her heart set on winning the women ’ s ICC World Cup in New Zealand next year .
Back in 1980 , Hammers physio Rob Jenkins noticed that every time they saw a pig on the coach journey to an away game , striker would score .
Jenkins bought Cross a miniature @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and he was holding it throughout the Irons ’ 1-0 win against Arsenal in the Cup final – the last time West Ham lifted a major trophy .
The charm was handed down to Cross ’ s daughter , and it was the pork of the town on her rise to prominence as an Ashes winner in 2013-14 , where she made her England Test debut .
It hasn ’ t all been plain sailing however .
After the first three years of her international career , Cross needed a break to address @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , more bad luck struck when she ruptured ankle ligaments after landing on a boundary rope attempting a catch during a T20 World Cup warm-up in Sydney .
Cross , 28 , told the Soccer Fellas podcast : “ The lucky pig has been handed down as a generational thing , but it ’ s not always as lucky as we make it out to be .
“ My brother gave it to me when I went on my first England tour , and I ran back into the dressing room to look @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for my one-day debut .
“ I took four wickets , got the man-of-the-match and , suddenly , this pig is the best thing in the world .
“ It has become a legend .
When I ’ m bowling , the girls call me ‘ Piggy ’ for encouragement and I have a necklace with a little pig on it .
“ When I was injured , and the girls realised I was very sad about it , they even went out and bought me a bikini with pigs on it because @ @ @ @ @ @ @ family.
” Medium-fast bowler Cross admits England have work to do if they are to repeat their World Cup glory of three years ago , when an inspired fightback at Lord ’ s pipped India by nine runs in the final .
She said : “ We ’ ve had an interesting 12 months – we ’ ve gone from the high of the 2017 World Cup , and the girls lifting the trophy , but since then we ’ ve not achieved anything .
“ We had a shambolic Ashes and bowed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ manner which was very unfair.
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Former West Ham striker David Cross was bought a miniature silver pig as a good-luck trinket by the club's physio
Kate Cross is the England cricketer who has carried on a family fortune in bringing home the bacon.
Forty years after her father won the FA Cup for West Ham, clutching a lucky pig charm in his fist for 90 minutes at Wembley, Cross has her heart set on winning the women’s ICC World Cup in New Zealand next year.
Back in 1980, Hammers physio Rob Jenkins noticed that every time they saw a pig on the coach journey to an away game, striker would score.
Jenkins bought Cross a miniature silver pig as a good-luck trinket, and he was holding it throughout the Irons’ 1-0 win against Arsenal in the Cup final – the last time West Ham lifted a major trophy.
The charm was handed down to Cross’s daughter, and it was the pork of the town on her rise to prominence as an Ashes winner in 2013-14, where she made her England Test debut.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
It hasn’t all been plain sailing however. After the first three years of her international career, Cross needed a break to address issues of anxiety.
And last winter, more bad luck struck when she ruptured ankle ligaments after landing on a boundary rope attempting a catch during a T20 World Cup warm-up in Sydney.
Cross, 28, told the Soccer Fellas podcast: “The lucky pig has been handed down as a generational thing, but it’s not always as lucky as we make it out to be.
“My brother gave it to me when I went on my first England tour, and I ran back into the dressing room to look at it just before we went out for my one-day debut.
“I took four wickets, got the man-of-the-match and, suddenly, this pig is the best thing in the world.
“It has become a legend. When I’m bowling, the girls call me ‘Piggy’ for encouragement and I have a necklace with a little pig on it.
“When I was injured, and the girls realised I was very sad about it, they even went out and bought me a bikini with pigs on it because they know that pigs run in the family.”
Medium-fast bowler Cross admits England have work to do if they are to repeat their World Cup glory of three years ago, when an inspired fightback at Lord’s pipped India by nine runs in the final. She said: “We’ve had an interesting 12 months – we’ve gone from the high of the 2017 World Cup, and the girls lifting the trophy, but since then we’ve not achieved anything.
“We had a shambolic Ashes and bowed out of the World T20 in a manner which was very unfair.”
Soccer Fellas podcast, powered by My Club, delivers online revenue-generating services for grass-roots sports clubs.


thedailymirror--2020-06-02--UK looks set to offer 'path to citizenship' to 300,000 people in Hong Kong

The UK has warned it will offer a `` path to citizenship '' to 300,000 people in Hong Kong if China brings in a controversial national security law .
Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab confirmed he will `` change the arrangements '' for British National Overseas passport holders in Hong Kong if the law goes ahead .
Currently BNO passport holders enjoy six months ' visa free entry into the UK to visit .
Mr Raab told the Commons : `` If China follows through with its proposed legislation , we will put in place new arrangements to allow BNOs to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ six month limit . ''
He added this will `` enable them to live and apply to study and work for extendable periods of 12 months - thereby also providing a pathway to citizenship . ''
The BNO passport was created for Hong Kong people before Britain returned the territory to Chinese rule in 1997 .
Though they are British passports that allow a holder to visit Britain for six months , they do not come with an automatic right to live and work here .
Critics warn Beijing 's insistence on its @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the rights to protest and freedom of judiciary into question .
Beijing authorities last month advanced plans to introduce laws tackling secession , subversion , terrorism and foreign interference .
It came after large-scale and often-violent pro-democracy protests in the Chinese-ruled city last year , The laws could also see Chinese intelligence agencies set up shop in the global financial hub .
US President Donald Trump said Hong Kong was no longer sufficiently autonomous from Beijing as promised at the time of the 1997 handover of the territory by Britain .
He @ @ @ @ @ @ @ treated differently from China in US law .
Beijing and Hong Kong authorities reject criticism of the national security legislation .
They claim it is aimed at tackling sedition , secession , terrorism and foreign interference , and insist the city 's high degree of autonomy will remain intact under the `` one country , two systems '' formula established in 1997 .
The formula guarantees freedoms , including the right to protest and an independent judiciary , not seen on the mainland .
Mr Raab told Parliament : `` There is a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the brink and respect Hong Kong 's autonomy . ''
He added China 's proposed national security law for Hong Kong would be a `` clear violation '' of their international obligations .
Giving an update on the situation with a statement in the Commons , Mr Raab said the proposed national security law would `` undermine existing commitments to protect the rights and the freedoms of the people of Hong Kong , as set out in the Joint Declaration '' .
He added : `` We have not yet seen the detailed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but I can tell the House that if legislation in these terms is imposed by China on Hong Kong it would violate China 's own basic law , it would up-end China 's one country , two systems paradigm and it would be a clear violation of China 's international obligations , including those specifically made to the United Kingdom under the Joint Declaration '' .

British National Overseas passport holders will be allowed into Britain for rolling 12-month periods - allowing them to emigrate permanently - if China enacts a new national security law
UK looks set to offer 'path to citizenship' to 300,000 people in Hong Kong
The UK has warned it will offer a "path to citizenship" to 300,000 people in Hong Kong if China brings in a controversial national security law.
Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab confirmed he will "change the arrangements" for British National Overseas passport holders in Hong Kong if the law goes ahead.
Currently BNO passport holders enjoy six months' visa free entry into the UK to visit.
Mr Raab told the Commons: "If China follows through with its proposed legislation, we will put in place new arrangements to allow BNOs to come to the UK without the current six month limit."
He added this will "enable them to live and apply to study and work for extendable periods of 12 months - thereby also providing a pathway to citizenship."
The BNO passport was created for Hong Kong people before Britain returned the territory to Chinese rule in 1997.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
Though they are British passports that allow a holder to visit Britain for six months, they do not come with an automatic right to live and work here.
Critics warn Beijing's insistence on its national security laws has thrown the future of the rights to protest and freedom of judiciary into question.
Beijing authorities last month advanced plans to introduce laws tackling secession, subversion, terrorism and foreign interference.
It came after large-scale and often-violent pro-democracy protests in the Chinese-ruled city last year,
The laws could also see Chinese intelligence agencies set up shop in the global financial hub.
US President Donald Trump said Hong Kong was no longer sufficiently autonomous from Beijing as promised at the time of the 1997 handover of the territory by Britain.
He added Hong Kong will no longer be treated differently from China in US law.
Beijing and Hong Kong authorities reject criticism of the national security legislation.
They claim it is aimed at tackling sedition, secession, terrorism and foreign interference, and insist the city's high degree of autonomy will remain intact under the "one country, two systems" formula established in 1997.
The formula guarantees freedoms, including the right to protest and an independent judiciary, not seen on the mainland.
Mr Raab told Parliament: "There is a moment for China to step back from the brink and respect Hong Kong's autonomy."
He added China's proposed national security law for Hong Kong would be a "clear violation" of their international obligations.
Giving an update on the situation with a statement in the Commons, Mr Raab said the proposed national security law would "undermine existing commitments to protect the rights and the freedoms of the people of Hong Kong, as set out in the Joint Declaration".
He added: "We have not yet seen the detailed, published text of the legislation, but I can tell the House that if legislation in these terms is imposed by China on Hong Kong it would violate China's own basic law, it would up-end China's one country, two systems paradigm and it would be a clear violation of China's international obligations, including those specifically made to the United Kingdom under the Joint Declaration".
Boris Johnson discussed the coronavirus response and the situation in Hong Kong during Tuesday's Cabinet meeting, Downing Street said.
The PM's spokesman said: "The Prime Minister and Foreign Secretary updated Cabinet on the latest developments in Hong Kong.
"They both emphasised that the imposition of national security legislation by China on Hong Kong would be in direct conflict with China's obligations under the Sino-British Joint Declaration and would significantly infringe on Hong Kong's autonomy.
"Cabinet agreed on the need to work with international partners to advocate for the people of Hong Kong's rights and freedoms.
"They also supported the commitment made by the Foreign Secretary to offer British National (Overseas) citizens in Hong Kong a path to UK citizenship should China enact this law."
He added: "Cabinet discussed the coronavirus response and received updates from the chief scientific adviser and chief medical officer. Cabinet discussed the progress which is being made on the implementation on the Government's recovery plan."


thedailymirror--2020-06-02--Irish politician confronted in Lidl over 'inappropriate' shopping outfit

An Irish politician says she was confronted by security in Lidl over what she was wearing while shopping .
Senator Lynn Ruane said she was asked to dress more “ appropriately ” while shopping .
Lynn posted a picture of her wearing a swimsuit as a top and said she had her bottom half covered by a big sarong , reports the Irish Mirror .
She claims that she was pulled aside by a security man at the store in Tallaght .
She said : “ I had a sarong around my waist to cover the bottom half of my @ @ @ @ @ @ @ if I wasn ’ t covered .
“ A security man pulled me aside .
He said next time to dress in a more appropriate top .
“ I said to him that I had just as much skin out than I would with any other summer tops I own and he said but it ’ s a swimming suit so I need to wear something else .
“ And I said I don ’ t need to wear something else basically and I walked off because I just didn ’ t really @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to pull me in behind a pillar , there were only about two other people on the aisle so I wasn ’ t really looking around to see if they were paying attention .
“ It is very obviously a swimming suit and they obviously knew by the material it was a swimming suit.
” In a statement , a spokeswoman for Lidl Ireland told the Irish Mirror that the “ inappropriate comment ” was not made by a Lidl employee .
She said : “ We have been made aware of a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ comment to a customer regarding her clothing .
“ This comment was made by a member of Lidl ’ s third party security company and not by a Lidl employee .
“ In an effort to manage social distancing there are increased levels of security in stores and many of these guards are not overly familiar with store policies .
“ We have been in touch with the customer to apologise directly and we have contacted the company to ensure that all third party staff contracted to Lidl are re-briefed on policies.
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ picture of herself in the colourful swimsuit and said : “ @ lidl_ireland wants me to wear a different top to shop there apparently .
“ And if me wearing a swimsuit for a top in the summer is any different to any other little tank top I ’ d wear .
“ Men walking around in vests showing just as much skin .
“ I went home and checkin in the mirror .
“ Berated myself that maybe you could see too much of my upper thigh through my arong ( although @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bottom half . )
” Lidl have replied to Lynn ’ s tweet and said : “ This is not our policy and if you ’ d like to DM us the store name , we will speak to store and regional management to make sure correct procedures are being adhered to .
”

Senator Lynn Ruane claims she was pulled aside by a member of store security at a Lidl store in Tallaght - and the independent politician has since received an apology
An Irish politician says she was confronted by security in Lidl over what she was wearing while shopping.
Senator Lynn Ruane said she was asked to dress more “appropriately” while shopping.
Lynn posted a picture of her wearing a swimsuit as a top and said she had her bottom half covered by a big sarong, reports the Irish Mirror.
She claims that she was pulled aside by a security man at the store in Tallaght.
She said: “I had a sarong around my waist to cover the bottom half of my body, it’s not as if I wasn’t covered.
“A security man pulled me aside. He said next time to dress in a more appropriate top.
“I said to him that I had just as much skin out than I would with any other summer tops I own and he said but it’s a swimming suit so I need to wear something else.
“And I said I don’t need to wear something else basically and I walked off because I just didn’t really want to react.
“He tried to pull me in behind a pillar, there were only about two other people on the aisle so I wasn’t really looking around to see if they were paying attention.
“It is very obviously a swimming suit and they obviously knew by the material it was a swimming suit.”
In a statement, a spokeswoman for Lidl Ireland told the Irish Mirror that the “inappropriate comment” was not made by a Lidl employee.
She said: “We have been made aware of a situation in a store regarding an inappropriate comment to a customer regarding her clothing.
“This comment was made by a member of Lidl’s third party security company and not by a Lidl employee.
“In an effort to manage social distancing there are increased levels of security in stores and many of these guards are not overly familiar with store policies.
“We have been in touch with the customer to apologise directly and we have contacted the company to ensure that all third party staff contracted to Lidl are re-briefed on policies.”
In a tweet, Lynn shared a picture of herself in the colourful swimsuit and said: “@lidl_ireland wants me to wear a different top to shop there apparently.
“And if me wearing a swimsuit for a top in the summer is any different to any other little tank top I’d wear.
“Get a grip.
Image: @SenLynnRuane/Twitter) @SenLynnRuane/Twitter)
“Men walking around in vests showing just as much skin.
“I only wanted bread. Felt so embarrassed
“I went home and checkin in the mirror.
“Berated myself that maybe you could see too much of my upper thigh through my arong (although he didn’t comment on my bottom half.)”
Lidl have replied to Lynn’s tweet and said: “This is not our policy and if you’d like to DM us the store name, we will speak to store and regional management to make sure correct procedures are being adhered to.”


thedailymirror--2020-06-02--Mum live streams birth of sixth child - and thousands watch it happen

When we think of giving birth , we do n't tend to think of it as a public spectacle .
It 's typically something private that happens in a delivery room , or in our own home , or potentially in the back seat of a car if the baby comes a little earlier than expected .
But one mum decided to share her birthing experience with all 56,000 of her Instagram followers .
Emma Isaacs , the founder and global CEO of Business Chicks , is now the proud mum to six children and on Monday evening , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ media while giving birth at home .
The Aussie mum , who 's currently in LA , revealed her plan on Instagram on May 24 , writing : `` When my last baby Piper was born I really wanted to live stream the birth but got talked out of it and really regretted it afterwards .
`` I don ’ t want to make that same mistake again so I ’ m going to live stream this one ( which let ’ s be honest , could happen anytime from about now ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ amazing home births and really hope the sixth will be much the same .
I ’ m also open to the possibility it might not be . ''
She continued : `` I just want to do my little part to show that women are strong and birth ( no matter what your choices are ) can be amazing . ''
Fast forward to June 1 and she shared an update , letting everyone know she 'd be going live .
`` Ok friends , looks like we might have some baby action @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , '' she said .
`` I ’ m going to hand my phone over to friends and family who are here with me ( let ’ s hope they know what they ’ re doing ! )
and will see you all on the other side ... We ’ ll start by sharing some stories then go live when it feels right .
`` My two midwives and doula aren ’ t here yet , but shouldn ’ t be too long .
I ’ m feeling strong and ready . ''
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ 8pm and began sharing her experience on her stories .
Then when she got into the birthing pool , surrounded by her entire family , including the dog , they began live streaming .
Thousands of people joined in to watch the birth of her baby boy , whose name is yet to be announced .
Speaking on the podcast Australian Birth Stories earlier this week , Emma admitted she was `` absolutely petrified '' of childbirth before having her first baby .
But the fear went away around 30 weeks into that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ birth to her sixth `` little monkey '' .
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A mum with thousands of followers decided to live stream her home birth to show how strong women are and how 'amazing' birth can be
When we think of giving birth, we don't tend to think of it as a public spectacle.
It's typically something private that happens in a delivery room, or in our own home, or potentially in the back seat of a car if the baby comes a little earlier than expected.
But one mum decided to share her birthing experience with all 56,000 of her Instagram followers.
Emma Isaacs, the founder and global CEO of Business Chicks, is now the proud mum to six children and on Monday evening, the parent decided to go live on social media while giving birth at home.
Image: emmaisaacs/Instagram) emmaisaacs/Instagram)
The Aussie mum, who's currently in LA, revealed her plan on Instagram on May 24, writing: "When my last baby Piper was born I really wanted to live stream the birth but got talked out of it and really regretted it afterwards.
"I don’t want to make that same mistake again so I’m going to live stream this one (which let’s be honest, could happen anytime from about now).
"I’ve had five amazing home births and really hope the sixth will be much the same. I’m also open to the possibility it might not be."
She continued: "I just want to do my little part to show that women are strong and birth (no matter what your choices are) can be amazing."
Fast forward to June 1 and she shared an update, letting everyone know she'd be going live.
"Ok friends, looks like we might have some baby action tonight. Contractions about seven minutes apart," she said.
"I’m going to hand my phone over to friends and family who are here with me (let’s hope they know what they’re doing!) and will see you all on the other side ... We’ll start by sharing some stories then go live when it feels right.
"My two midwives and doula aren’t here yet, but shouldn’t be too long. I’m feeling strong and ready."
Image: emmaisaacs/Instagram) emmaisaacs/Instagram)
The parent went into labour at around 8pm and began sharing her experience on her stories.
Then when she got into the birthing pool, surrounded by her entire family, including the dog, they began live streaming.
Thousands of people joined in to watch the birth of her baby boy, whose name is yet to be announced.
Speaking on the podcast Australian Birth Stories earlier this week, Emma admitted she was "absolutely petrified" of childbirth before having her first baby.
But the fear went away around 30 weeks into that pregnancy.
And now she's given birth to her sixth "little monkey".
Congrats Emma!
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thedailymirror--2020-06-02--Love Island's Arabela Chi moves in with co-star Harley Brash

Love Island stars Arabella Chi , 29 , and Harley Brash , 21 , have decided to move in together .
The two blondes , who met on the 2019 series of the ITV romance show , spent Monday moving their belongings into their new pad with the help of a removal man .
The duo looked exhausted in snaps taken as they hauled their boxes of clothes , electricals and home decor into their new rental in the capital .
After a while the pair of reality stars were so worn out from moving that they kicked back and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ block .
The single stars also took a few breaks to check their mobile phones .
Arabella and Harley ensured they cut trendy figures in joggers and vests that allowed them to stay cool in the blaring sunshine .
Model Arabella has been forced to find a new pad after splitting from Wes Nelson .
Their nine-month romance came to an end in April .
Wes , 22 , moved out of their shared home in London after several fights with Arabella .
The couple had both starred on Love Island on separate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ year their relationship was `` going so , so well '' .
But a report in The Sun revealed they have gone their separate ways , and their six year age gap was a contributing factor .
The source said : `` It 's all over .
They started to grow apart and the age gap became really noticeable between them .
`` They want to remain civil with each other and hope to remain friends . ''
`` There ’ s been no funny business , no cheating or anything like that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ between them . ''
Wes is now living with his friend Josh Denzel , who also starred on Love Island , and Josh 's girlfriend .
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Arabella Chi - who split with Wes Nelson in April - has now found a new place to live and it is with her Love Island alumni Harley Brash
Love Island's Arabella Chi moves in with co-star Harley Brash after Wes Nelson split
Love Island stars Arabella Chi, 29, and Harley Brash, 21, have decided to move in together.
The two blondes, who met on the 2019 series of the ITV romance show, spent Monday moving their belongings into their new pad with the help of a removal man.
The duo looked exhausted in snaps taken as they hauled their boxes of clothes, electricals and home decor into their new rental in the capital.
After a while the pair of reality stars were so worn out from moving that they kicked back and relaxed on a wall outside their new block.
The single stars also took a few breaks to check their mobile phones.
Arabella and Harley ensured they cut trendy figures in joggers and vests that allowed them to stay cool in the blaring sunshine.
Model Arabella has been forced to find a new pad after splitting from Wes Nelson.
Their nine-month romance came to an end in April.
Wes, 22, moved out of their shared home in London after several fights with Arabella.
The couple had both starred on Love Island on separate series, and Wes said earlier this year their relationship was "going so, so well".
But a report in The Sun revealed they have gone their separate ways, and their six year age gap was a contributing factor.
The source said: "It's all over. They started to grow apart and the age gap became really noticeable between them.
"They want to remain civil with each other and hope to remain friends."
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"There’s been no funny business, no cheating or anything like that, it’s just fizzled out between them."
Wes is now living with his friend Josh Denzel, who also starred on Love Island, and Josh's girlfriend.
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thedailymirror--2020-06-03--Liverpool's game at Newcastle United could be forced to switch to neutral venue

Liverpool 's final match of their likely title-winning season could be played at a neutral venue , because police reportedly fear Newcastle fans could gather at St James ' Park to mark the end of Mike Ashley 's ownership .
With confirmation of a takeover by a Saudi Arabia-led consortium eventually expected to come from the Premier League , Northumbria Police have reportedly expressed concerns that Magpies fans could head to the game to toast the end of the unpopular owner .
Supporters have been long using the # cans hashtag on social media to discuss raising a beer to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and the Mail Online report that police feel there is a chance that fans could use the game against the Reds to gather to say a long-awaited goodbye to him .
The final weekend of the Premier League season is set to fall on July 25-26 , when social distancing rules in bars and pubs are likely to have eased .
Therefore authorities see St James ' Park as a potential venue for issues given its proximity to Newcastle city centre .
The report adds that there is also concern that Liverpool @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of what by then would surely be confirmed as a title-winning season .
The Reds are likely to have already got their hands on the trophy by then though , with Merseyside Police set to confirm soon that they are happy for both Liverpool and Everton to see out the season in their home grounds .
Liverpool 's final home game of the season is against Chelsea , and that is traditionally when teams get their hands on the Premier League trophy should they have won it by then .
There is no @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Liverpool fixture could be played if it is moved , although both Old Trafford and Villa Park are due to be free that weekend .

The Reds are due to go to St James's Park in their final game of the Premier League season, but the match could be switched to another stadium amid police concerns
Liverpool's final match of their likely title-winning season could be played at a neutral venue, because police reportedly fear Newcastle fans could gather at St James' Park to mark the end of Mike Ashley's ownership.
With confirmation of a takeover by a Saudi Arabia-led consortium eventually expected to come from the Premier League, Northumbria Police have reportedly expressed concerns that Magpies fans could head to the game to toast the end of the unpopular owner.
Supporters have been long using the #cans hashtag on social media to discuss raising a beer to celebrate the end of the Ashley regime, and the Mail Online report that police feel there is a chance that fans could use the game against the Reds to gather to say a long-awaited goodbye to him.
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The final weekend of the Premier League season is set to fall on July 25-26, when social distancing rules in bars and pubs are likely to have eased.
Therefore authorities see St James' Park as a potential venue for issues given its proximity to Newcastle city centre.
The report adds that there is also concern that Liverpool fans could gather for the final game of what by then would surely be confirmed as a title-winning season.
Image: PETER POWELL/EPA-EFE/REX) PETER POWELL/EPA-EFE/REX)
The Reds are likely to have already got their hands on the trophy by then though, with Merseyside Police set to confirm soon that they are happy for both Liverpool and Everton to see out the season in their home grounds.
Liverpool's final home game of the season is against Chelsea, and that is traditionally when teams get their hands on the Premier League trophy should they have won it by then.
There is no suggestion as yet where the Newcastle vs Liverpool fixture could be played if it is moved, although both Old Trafford and Villa Park are due to be free that weekend.


thedailymirror--2020-06-03--Tom Cruise 'builds entire COVID-free village for crew of Mission Impossible 7'

Tom Cruise has built an entire village for the cast and crew of the latest Mission Impossible film so they can all isolate together and complete filming .
The blockbuster film franchise in now on to its seventh instalment – but was thrown off course earlier this year with the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic .
Now 57-year-old franchise frontman Tom has reportedly taken over a disused RAF site in Oxfordshire and erected VIP Winnebago trailers for the cast to live in and be locked away while focusing on completing the daring film .
Mission Impossible Seven had been due @ @ @ @ @ @ @ saw production in Venice suspended in March as the global health pandemic escalated .
Producers – including Tom – have taken the step to construct a self-contained environment so that the show can go on .
A source told The Sun : “ The film has already been heavily delayed and there ’ s no sign of things going totally back to normal any time soon , so this is a way to try to get things up and moving again quickly and safely .
“ It ’ s also tough to get @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of them are shut for the foreseeable future , so it was this or delay things for even longer .
“ It will mean some of the world ’ s biggest stars all living together in a posh campsite while working alongside the rest of the team .
`` It ’ s pricey but Tom always does things bigger and better than anyone , and there ’ s a hell of a lot riding on this film.
” Cast members Tom , Simon Pegg , and Rebecca Fergusson are among the stars expected @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to whip through the remaining scenes .
They play Ethan Hunt , Benji Dunn , and Isla Faust respectively – while the new film has seen British stars Nicholas Hoult and Hayley Attwell added to the cast .
The film was originally intended to be released in July next year – but has seen the release date pushed back to November 2021 after filming was delayed .
The Mission Impossible film series has been a box office smash for Paramount Pictures since the first movie was unleashed way back in 1996 .
So @ @ @ @ @ @ @ $ 3.5 billion ( £2.8 billion ) – with at least two more instalments planned for future release .

The Hollywood star is determined to finish filming the seventh installment in the long running Mission Impossible film franchise series despite the ongoing global health crisis
Tom Cruise has built an entire village for the cast and crew of the latest Mission Impossible film so they can all isolate together and complete filming.
The blockbuster film franchise in now on to its seventh instalment – but was thrown off course earlier this year with the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic.
Now 57-year-old franchise frontman Tom has reportedly taken over a disused RAF site in Oxfordshire and erected VIP Winnebago trailers for the cast to live in and be locked away while focusing on completing the daring film.
Mission Impossible Seven had been due to wrap filming by now – but saw production in Venice suspended in March as the global health pandemic escalated.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
Producers – including Tom – have taken the step to construct a self-contained environment so that the show can go on.
A source told The Sun: “The film has already been heavily delayed and there’s no sign of things going totally back to normal any time soon, so this is a way to try to get things up and moving again quickly and safely.
“It’s also tough to get hotel rooms at the moment as most of them are shut for the foreseeable future, so it was this or delay things for even longer.
Image: Christian Black) Christian Black)
“It will mean some of the world’s biggest stars all living together in a posh campsite while working alongside the rest of the team.
"It’s pricey but Tom always does things bigger and better than anyone, and there’s a hell of a lot riding on this film.”
Cast members Tom, Simon Pegg, and Rebecca Fergusson are among the stars expected to bunker down at the make-shift village to whip through the remaining scenes.
They play Ethan Hunt, Benji Dunn, and Isla Faust respectively – while the new film has seen British stars Nicholas Hoult and Hayley Attwell added to the cast.
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The film was originally intended to be released in July next year – but has seen the release date pushed back to November 2021 after filming was delayed.
The Mission Impossible film series has been a box office smash for Paramount Pictures since the first movie was unleashed way back in 1996.
So far the film series has earned over $3.5 billion (£2.8 billion) – with at least two more instalments planned for future release.


thedailymirror--2020-06-03--David and Victoria Beckham 'building Granny Flat at countryside mansion'

David and Victoria Beckham are planning to extend their sprawling Cotswolds mansion with an extra “ granny flat ” for their millionaire friends to star in .
The star couple have a huge countryside home in Oxfordshire where they have been spending lockdown together in with children Romeo , 17 , Cruz , 15 , and Harper Seven , aged eight .
According to The Sun , 45-year-old Dave and 46-year-old Vicky want to add to their huge £6 million house with a brand new “ detached outbuilding ” .
Celebrity friends and close relatives will be allowed to use @ @ @ @ @ @ @ visit , according to a source , while The Sun adds that the plans for the new building were filed last Friday .
The source told the publication : “ David and Victoria want their version of a granny flat .
“ But far from this building being on the side of your house with a small kitchen , bedroom and bathroom , they ’ re going all out .
“ The fancy building is being built in the same materials as their main house and will have a swanky kitchen , bathroom @ @ @ @ @ @ @ comes after it was reported the pair plan to add a wine cellar to their property – and an emergency tunnel to connect them from their house to their luxury car garage .
In planning documents obtained by the Express , the Beckham ’ s planning agent said : “ The proposed development includes a new basement cellar constructed beneath the extension to the existing garage outbuilding with a linked walkway .
“ The basement cellar beneath is for storage of wine and the proposed use of the outbuilding is solely in association @ @ @ @ @ @ @ It will improve security for the occupants of the property .
“ The proposed [ garage ] extension adds three new bays to the existing garage outbuilding , increasing the building from four bays to seven.
” Their escape route plans come after footballer Dele Alli was robbed at knifepoint at his North London home .
While fellow British millionaire Robbie Williams also recently opened up over his fears of being targeted by violent invaders at his own mansion in Los Angeles .

The star couple have reportedly submitted plans for an extension to their £6 million Cotswolds mansion to build a 'granny flat' for their famous friends to stay in
David and Victoria Beckham are planning to extend their sprawling Cotswolds mansion with an extra “granny flat” for their millionaire friends to star in.
The star couple have a huge countryside home in Oxfordshire where they have been spending lockdown together in with children Romeo, 17, Cruz, 15, and Harper Seven, aged eight.
According to The Sun, 45-year-old Dave and 46-year-old Vicky want to add to their huge £6 million house with a brand new “detached outbuilding”.
Celebrity friends and close relatives will be allowed to use the extra home when they come to visit, according to a source, while The Sun adds that the plans for the new building were filed last Friday.
Image: DavidBeckham/Instagram) DavidBeckham/Instagram)
The source told the publication: “David and Victoria want their version of a granny flat.
“But far from this building being on the side of your house with a small kitchen, bedroom and bathroom, they’re going all out.
“The fancy building is being built in the same materials as their main house and will have a swanky kitchen, bathroom and bedroom for guests.”
Image: DavidBeckham/Instagram) DavidBeckham/Instagram)
The news comes after it was reported the pair plan to add a wine cellar to their property – and an emergency tunnel to connect them from their house to their luxury car garage.
In planning documents obtained by the Express, the Beckham’s planning agent said: “The proposed development includes a new basement cellar constructed beneath the extension to the existing garage outbuilding with a linked walkway.
“The basement cellar beneath is for storage of wine and the proposed use of the outbuilding is solely in association with the main dwelling house.
“It will improve security for the occupants of the property.
“The proposed [garage] extension adds three new bays to the existing garage outbuilding, increasing the building from four bays to seven.”
Their escape route plans come after footballer Dele Alli was robbed at knifepoint at his North London home.
While fellow British millionaire Robbie Williams also recently opened up over his fears of being targeted by violent invaders at his own mansion in Los Angeles.


thedailymirror--2020-06-03--Daisy Lowe forced into rehab by crippling anxiety and depression after Strictly

Daisy Lowe has opened up about a stint in rehab that she endured after suffering a secret breakdown following her star turn on Strictly Come Dancing in 2016 .
The 31-year-old model took part in the 14th season of the hit BBC reality dance competition where she was partnered with dashing Slovenian professional dancer Aljaž Škorjanec , 30 .
And while the duo made it through eight weeks of the 13 week contest , Daisy struggled due to the death of her beloved grandfather , Eddie Davis , at the start of the contest .
Encouraged to dance on by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ grandfather would want her to participate , Daisy championed on – but says she was “ heartbroken ” not to win the show in her grandfather ’ s memory .
Following her participation on the show , Daisy saw her workload increase – including taking part in the Strictly live tour alongside other season 14 participants , and filling her work days with as many as eight gigs per day .
Speaking on psychotherapist John McKeown ’ s podcast , The Wagon , Daisy revealed she soon experienced burnout .
She said : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ think that I was so burned out that I lost the ability to speak .
“ All I could really say was , ‘ I ’ m sad ’ or ‘ I ’ m scared ’ or ‘ I feel really anxious ’ .
Eventually I was like , ‘ God , is this going to last for ever ?
’ ” Daisy soon found herself suffering physically and mentally as a result of her burnout .
“ I ’ d been to the doctors and I ’ d been signed off work @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tried on a few different antidepressants and all of them had very adverse effects .
I didn ’ t sleep for four months .
The insomnia was so unbearable .
I was shaking , I lost my appetite and my hair started falling out .
It was horrific.
” The model ’ s mother , 50-year-old fashion designer Pearl Lowe , then insisted Daisy attend John McKeown ’ s rehab facility , Ibiza Calm , for treatment .
There , the star learned how to talk through her issues , and says she @ @ @ @ @ @ @ classes .
Daisy then returned to UK but found herself struggling to cope again after she signed up to multiple new projects .
She then returned to Ibiza Calm for a second round of rehabilitation .
She explained : “ I think I got more out of my second stint because I wasn ’ t afraid to be there .
“ In the group therapy I really dealt with some old issues , old resentments .
Before my burnout I really struggled with anger .
I still find it hugely uncomfortable but I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ me .
I realised that I had never really gotten angry and it is a really powerful emotion .
“ The whole spectrum of emotions are really important and I think I had suppressed it so much that it had all gone inward .
I then got very angry , and probably not in a very constructive way , with all the people that I ’ d been angry with for a very long time and never said anything to .
“ That was very important to my full recovery .
I had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a very long time and I had to expel it all in an explosion .
”

The 31-year-old model experienced hair loss, feelings of anxiety and clinical depression as she endured burnout after featuring on Strictly Come Dancing in 2016
Daisy Lowe has opened up about a stint in rehab that she endured after suffering a secret breakdown following her star turn on Strictly Come Dancing in 2016.
The 31-year-old model took part in the 14th season of the hit BBC reality dance competition where she was partnered with dashing Slovenian professional dancer Aljaž Škorjanec, 30.
And while the duo made it through eight weeks of the 13 week contest, Daisy struggled due to the death of her beloved grandfather, Eddie Davis, at the start of the contest.
Encouraged to dance on by her grandmother, who told Daisy her grandfather would want her to participate, Daisy championed on – but says she was “heartbroken” not to win the show in her grandfather’s memory.
Image: Dave Benett/Getty Images for Hea) Dave Benett/Getty Images for Hea)
Following her participation on the show, Daisy saw her workload increase – including taking part in the Strictly live tour alongside other season 14 participants, and filling her work days with as many as eight gigs per day.
Speaking on psychotherapist John McKeown’s podcast, The Wagon, Daisy revealed she soon experienced burnout.
She said: “The strangest thing happened. I think that I was so burned out that I lost the ability to speak.
Image: BBC) BBC)
“All I could really say was, ‘I’m sad’ or ‘I’m scared’ or ‘I feel really anxious’. Eventually I was like, ‘God, is this going to last for ever?’”
Daisy soon found herself suffering physically and mentally as a result of her burnout.
“I’d been to the doctors and I’d been signed off work with clinical depression. I had been tried on a few different antidepressants and all of them had very adverse effects. I didn’t sleep for four months. The insomnia was so unbearable. I was shaking, I lost my appetite and my hair started falling out. It was horrific.”
Image: REX) REX)
The model’s mother, 50-year-old fashion designer Pearl Lowe, then insisted Daisy attend John McKeown’s rehab facility, Ibiza Calm, for treatment.
There, the star learned how to talk through her issues, and says she confronted her depression through yoga and kickboxing classes.
Daisy then returned to UK but found herself struggling to cope again after she signed up to multiple new projects.
She then returned to Ibiza Calm for a second round of rehabilitation.
She explained: “I think I got more out of my second stint because I wasn’t afraid to be there.
Image: Dave Benett/Getty Images) Dave Benett/Getty Images)
“In the group therapy I really dealt with some old issues, old resentments. Before my burnout I really struggled with anger. I still find it hugely uncomfortable but I think that was a big thing for me. I realised that I had never really gotten angry and it is a really powerful emotion.
“The whole spectrum of emotions are really important and I think I had suppressed it so much that it had all gone inward. I then got very angry, and probably not in a very constructive way, with all the people that I’d been angry with for a very long time and never said anything to.
“That was very important to my full recovery. I had been holding on to that stuff for a very long time and I had to expel it all in an explosion.”


thedailymirror--2020-06-03--Boris breaks silence on Hong Kong crisis to offer 2.8m people citizenship path

Boris Johnson is ready to open the door to nearly three million Hong Kong citizens if China imposes a new security law that critics say would rob the territory of its autonomy .
The Prime Minister , writing in The Times , has offered to make what he says would be one of the `` biggest changes '' in the history of the British visa system to allow 2.85 million Hong Kong citizens the chance of fully-fledged citizenship .
The move , which represents a dramatic escalation in the stand-off between the UK and China , would put Hongkongers `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said the Conservative Party leader .
China 's ceremonial legislature , the National People 's Congress , endorsed a security law for Hong Kong earlier this week that has strained relations with the UK and the US .
The law will alter the territory 's mini-constitution , or Basic Law , to require its government to enforce measures to be decided later by Chinese leaders .
Critics have said the law erodes the `` one country , two systems '' framework that promised Hong Kong freedoms not found in mainland China for 50 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ streets in Hong Kong to demonstrate , despite coronavirus social distancing restrictions still being in place .
Mr Johnson said the national security law would breach the treaty between China and the UK and would `` dramatically erode '' Hong Kong 's autonomy .
If China chooses to go ahead with its changes for the island , the PM said he would effectively upgrade the status of British National ( Overseas ) passports , which 350,000 people in Hong Kong hold and 2.5 million are eligible to apply for , to grant immigration @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
He said : `` If China imposes its national security law , the British Government will change our immigration rules and allow any holder of these passports from Hong Kong to come to the UK for a renewable period of 12 months and be given further immigration rights , including the right to work , which could place them on a route to citizenship .
`` This would amount to one of the biggest changes in our visa system in British history . ''
Mr Johnson added : `` Many people in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , which China pledged to uphold , is under threat .
`` If China proceeds to justify their fears , then Britain could not in good conscience shrug our shoulders and walk away ; instead we will honour our obligations and provide an alternative . ''
The PM 's intervention came just hours after Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab told MPs the UK would look to provide a `` pathway to citizenship '' for British National ( Overseas ) passport holders in Hong Kong if China carried out its changes .
Making a statement @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the proposed national security law would be a `` clear violation '' of China 's international obligations and would `` undermine '' existing commitments to protect the rights and the freedoms of the people of Hong Kong , as set out in the Joint Declaration .
Mr Raab warned China that there was still time to `` reconsider '' its behaviour .
`` There is a moment for China to step back from the brink and respect Hong Kong 's autonomy and respect China 's own international obligations , '' he said .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ of opinion to be built up globally to prevent China dismissing efforts to ensure it respects Hong Kong 's autonomy from Beijing , arguing the G20 member used `` intimidation to get others to stay quiet '' .
Political pressure is growing across the Commonwealth , with chair of the Commons foreign affairs select committee , Tom Tugendhat , joining his counterparts in Australia , Canada and New Zealand in writing to their national leaders to express concerns over the planned security law .
The jointly signed letter by the committee chairs , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Secretary General of the United Nations , states that Beijing 's imposition is a breach of the legally binding agreement between the UK and China .
The representatives have asked for collaboration to establish a United Nations Special Envoy for Hong Kong .
Mr Tugendhat MP said : `` The security law will allow Beijing to launch a complete crackdown on free speech , taking away the voice of the people by preventing any criticism of the Chinese government 's ultra-authoritarian rule .
`` We can not allow this to happen . ''

The Prime Minister is proposing making one of the "biggest changes" in British visa history to allow Hong Kong residents citizenship, in response to China's recent crack down
Boris Johnson intervenes in Hong Kong crisis to offer path to citizenship for 2.8m people
Boris Johnson is ready to open the door to nearly three million Hong Kong citizens if China imposes a new security law that critics say would rob the territory of its autonomy.
The Prime Minister, writing in The Times, has offered to make what he says would be one of the "biggest changes" in the history of the British visa system to allow 2.85 million Hong Kong citizens the chance of fully-fledged citizenship.
The move, which represents a dramatic escalation in the stand-off between the UK and China, would put Hongkongers "on the route to citizenship", said the Conservative Party leader.
China's ceremonial legislature, the National People's Congress, endorsed a security law for Hong Kong earlier this week that has strained relations with the UK and the US.
The law will alter the territory's mini-constitution, or Basic Law, to require its government to enforce measures to be decided later by Chinese leaders.
Image: AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images)
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Critics have said the law erodes the "one country, two systems" framework that promised Hong Kong freedoms not found in mainland China for 50 years.
Protesters have taken to the streets in Hong Kong to demonstrate , despite coronavirus social distancing restrictions still being in place.
Mr Johnson said the national security law would breach the treaty between China and the UK and would "dramatically erode" Hong Kong's autonomy.
If China chooses to go ahead with its changes for the island, the PM said he would effectively upgrade the status of British National (Overseas) passports, which 350,000 people in Hong Kong hold and 2.5 million are eligible to apply for, to grant immigration rights beyond the current six month limit.
Image: SIPA USA/PA Images) SIPA USA/PA Images)
He said: "If China imposes its national security law, the British Government will change our immigration rules and allow any holder of these passports from Hong Kong to come to the UK for a renewable period of 12 months and be given further immigration rights, including the right to work, which could place them on a route to citizenship.
"This would amount to one of the biggest changes in our visa system in British history."
Mr Johnson added: "Many people in Hong Kong fear their way of life, which China pledged to uphold, is under threat.
"If China proceeds to justify their fears, then Britain could not in good conscience shrug our shoulders and walk away; instead we will honour our obligations and provide an alternative."
Image: REUTERS) REUTERS)
The PM's intervention came just hours after Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab told MPs the UK would look to provide a "pathway to citizenship" for British National (Overseas) passport holders in Hong Kong if China carried out its changes.
Making a statement to the Commons, Mr Raab said the proposed national security law would be a "clear violation" of China's international obligations and would "undermine" existing commitments to protect the rights and the freedoms of the people of Hong Kong, as set out in the Joint Declaration.
Mr Raab warned China that there was still time to "reconsider" its behaviour.
"There is a moment for China to step back from the brink and respect Hong Kong's autonomy and respect China's own international obligations," he said.
But he called for a bigger caucus of opinion to be built up globally to prevent China dismissing efforts to ensure it respects Hong Kong's autonomy from Beijing, arguing the G20 member used "intimidation to get others to stay quiet".
Political pressure is growing across the Commonwealth, with chair of the Commons foreign affairs select committee, Tom Tugendhat, joining his counterparts in Australia, Canada and New Zealand in writing to their national leaders to express concerns over the planned security law.
The jointly signed letter by the committee chairs, which will also be sent to the Secretary General of the United Nations, states that Beijing's imposition is a breach of the legally binding agreement between the UK and China.
The representatives have asked for collaboration to establish a United Nations Special Envoy for Hong Kong.
Mr Tugendhat MP said: "The security law will allow Beijing to launch a complete crackdown on free speech, taking away the voice of the people by preventing any criticism of the Chinese government's ultra-authoritarian rule.
"We cannot allow this to happen."


thedailymirror--2020-06-03--Grealish explains what he learned from watching Cristiano Ronaldo at Man Utd

Jack Grealish says he 'll miss the feeling of being targeted by opposition fans when football returns behind closed doors , because he thrives off it just like Cristiano Ronaldo .
Aston Villa captain Grealish is desperate to help keep his boyhood club in the Premier League this season , with Villa 's campaign resuming with a match against Sheffield United on June 17 .
Dean Smith 's side currently sit 19th in the top-flight , but if they were to win that game in hand against the Blades then they would climb out of the relegation zone .
And @ @ @ @ @ @ @ return to the pitch , albeit without the familiar refrain of abuse from fans off it .
“ I love all that , ” he told the Express & Star .
“ I love when people are on my back and targeting me .
I always remember when I was a kid - and I am not saying I am anywhere near his level - but Cristiano Ronaldo used to come to Villa ( for Manchester United ) and the fans used to absolutely cane him .
“ He used to thrive off @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to do .
I try to thrive off the hatred from the fans.
” There has been suggestions the clubs could look to pump fake crowd noise into stadiums in order to mask the eerie nature of a behind closed doors match , and Grealish says any proposal to do that at Villa would be put to the whole squad .
“ I would be fine with it , ” he added .
“ But if it came down to a vote I would probably let my teammates choose because it would not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ noise or not .
“ I have just been raring to go and desperate to get back since we have been told we can .
”

The Aston Villa captain has long been touted as a possible summer transfer target for the Old Trafford club, and he says ex-United star Ronaldo is something of a role model in one area
Jack Grealish says he'll miss the feeling of being targeted by opposition fans when football returns behind closed doors, because he thrives off it just like Cristiano Ronaldo.
Aston Villa captain Grealish is desperate to help keep his boyhood club in the Premier League this season, with Villa's campaign resuming with a match against Sheffield United on June 17.
Dean Smith's side currently sit 19th in the top-flight, but if they were to win that game in hand against the Blades then they would climb out of the relegation zone.
And Grealish says he can't wait to return to the pitch, albeit without the familiar refrain of abuse from fans off it.
Image: Action Images via Reuters) Action Images via Reuters)
“I love all that,” he told the Express & Star. “I love when people are on my back and targeting me.
I always remember when I was a kid - and I am not saying I am anywhere near his level - but Cristiano Ronaldo used to come to Villa (for Manchester United ) and the fans used to absolutely cane him.
“He used to thrive off it and that is what I try to do. I try to thrive off the hatred from the fans.”
Image: Press Association) Press Association)
There has been suggestions the clubs could look to pump fake crowd noise into stadiums in order to mask the eerie nature of a behind closed doors match, and Grealish says any proposal to do that at Villa would be put to the whole squad.
“I would be fine with it,” he added .
“But if it came down to a vote I would probably let my teammates choose because it would not really bother me whether there was crowd noise or not.
“I have just been raring to go and desperate to get back since we have been told we can.”


thedailymirror--2020-06-02--Klopp preparing to "shock" his Liverpool players when Premier League resumes

Jurgen Klopp says his Liverpool players might be in for a shock when the Premier League resumes in empty stadiums , because they 'll have nowhere to hide from his shouts .
English top-flight football will resume in two weeks ' time , with Liverpool in action against Everton three days later in a Merseyside derby which now looks likely to be played at Goodison Park .
And the Reds boss says he wo n't be going easy on his players - even Mo Salah - despite their close proximity to the title , which they could secure at Everton @ @ @ @ @ @ @ June 17 .
“ There will be a few tough games waiting for us , and we will not have the help from the crowd , ” Klopp told BBC 5Live .
“ But no team will have the help from the crowd , so it is the same situation for all of us , that ’ s why I ’ m not worried about it .
“ We tried to simulate the situation to get used to it .
We tried to train in the stadium , play internal friendlies that we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Because when I shout usually in a game , ‘ Mo , do this or that ’ , they will probably get a shock because it ’ s that loud .
“ We all need to get used to it , but that ’ s not a problem .
If only we would play without a crowd and all the rest would be like before then massive disadvantage , so it ’ s completely normal.
” With some suggestions that Liverpool might not be able to play at Anfield , Klopp added that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ team in action that he 'd even like to see them in outer space .
“ I hope we have some home games , for us it ’ s only four and then five away , so we will see where we play , ” he added .
“ I play wherever you want , if it ’ s on Mars , I don ’ t care to be honest .
But now we are here , and it looks like everyone will have home and away games , so it will be @ @ @ @ @ @ @

LIVERPOOL SQUAD TAKE THE KNEE AS A SHOW OF UNITY AFTER DEATH OF GEORGE FLOYD
LIVERPOOL SQUAD TAKE THE KNEE AS A SHOW OF UNITY AFTER DEATH OF GEORGE FLOYD
The Liverpool manager says that his players, including Mohamed Salah, will have nowhere to hide from his touchline shouts when the action gets underway again
Jurgen Klopp says his Liverpool players might be in for a shock when the Premier League resumes in empty stadiums, because they'll have nowhere to hide from his shouts.
English top-flight football will resume in two weeks' time, with Liverpool in action against Everton three days later in a Merseyside derby which now looks likely to be played at Goodison Park.
And the Reds boss says he won't be going easy on his players - even Mo Salah - despite their close proximity to the title, which they could secure at Everton if Manchester City lose to Arsenal on June 17.
“There will be a few tough games waiting for us, and we will not have the help from the crowd,” Klopp told BBC 5Live.
Image: Liverpool FC via Getty Images) Liverpool FC via Getty Images)
“But no team will have the help from the crowd, so it is the same situation for all of us, that’s why I’m not worried about it.
“We tried to simulate the situation to get used to it. We tried to train in the stadium, play internal friendlies that we just get used to it.
“Because when I shout usually in a game, ‘Mo, do this or that’, they will probably get a shock because it’s that loud.
“We all need to get used to it, but that’s not a problem. If only we would play without a crowd and all the rest would be like before then massive disadvantage, so it’s completely normal.”
Image: Liverpool FC via Getty Images) Liverpool FC via Getty Images)
With some suggestions that Liverpool might not be able to play at Anfield, Klopp added that he's so keen to see his team in action that he'd even like to see them in outer space.
“I hope we have some home games, for us it’s only four and then five away, so we will see where we play,” he added.
“I play wherever you want, if it’s on Mars, I don’t care to be honest. But now we are here, and it looks like everyone will have home and away games, so it will be nice for us as well.”


thedailymirror--2020-06-02--'Secret blueprint' to reopen UK pubs could see punters ordering pints by app

A secret blueprint to re-open Britain 's pubs could see punters ordering pints by app but screens between tables are not deemed necessary , it has been claimed .
The Sun reports having seen a 'secret blueprint ' to kick start Britain 's pub trade which has been drawn up by ministers in the Department for Business .
Breweries , meanwhile , have ramped up production on kegs of beer - which were stopped at the start of the pandemic to focus on cans and bottles - the newspaper said .
The aim is reportedly to deliver 250 million pints-worth @ @ @ @ @ @ @ continue to rise that UK pubs may open sooner than expected .
For updates on coronavirus , follow our live blog HERE .
The Government 's guidelines reportedly include Wetherspoon-style app ordering systems to avoid people queuing at the bar , while tables will be placed two metres apart .
And while other European countries are urging their pubs to use screens between tables this is said to not have been included in guidelines for Britain - though screens will be available for staff at the bar .
It is also understood pubs @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as part of a two-stage process .
Under current plans , pubs , hotels and restaurants will remain closed until at least July 4 , but this could soon change .
Last week , Boris Johnson told MPs the scientific advisory group for emergencies ( Sage ) had been told to review the guidance about social distancing .
Pub trade bodies are currently pleading with the Government to minimise the two metre distancing rule to just one , with many boozers too small to make re-opening worthwhile under current guidelines .
This still @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has admitted , but said work was being done to try and reduce the recommended distance .
The boss of British Beer and Pub Association ( BBPA ) has said more than three-quarters of pubs could reopen if social distancing rules were relaxed to one metre .
Chief executive Emma McClarkin warned if the two-metre guidance remains , just one-third could reopen their doors and many would face further financial misery and ruin .
However , a study published in medical journal The Lancet this week suggests cutting social distancing to within 1m @ @ @ @ @ @ @ more than four .
Many pubs have been taking advantage of recent hot weather and a loosening of the lockdown restrictions to offer takeaway drinks .
Greg Grundy , landlord of The Egremont in Worthing , told The Sun : “ It ’ ll be a scramble for stock .
There ’ s an unquenchable thirst for pub beer out there .
`` Punters are fed up with bottles and cans they ’ ve been sinking through the lockdown .
Now they want a proper draught pint .
“ My last supplies of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but I ’ m anxiously waiting for the next batch because we ’ re running low . ''

Guidelines drawn up by ministers in the Department for Business reportedly include Wetherspoon-type apps and 2m social distancing but no screens between tables
'Secret blueprint' to reopen Britain's pubs could see punters ordering pints by app
A secret blueprint to re-open Britain's pubs could see punters ordering pints by app but screens between tables are not deemed necessary, it has been claimed.
The Sun reports having seen a 'secret blueprint' to kick start Britain's pub trade which has been drawn up by ministers in the Department for Business.
Breweries, meanwhile, have ramped up production on kegs of beer - which were stopped at the start of the pandemic to focus on cans and bottles - the newspaper said.
The aim is reportedly to deliver 250 million pints-worth of booze by June 15 as hopes continue to rise that UK pubs may open sooner than expected.
For updates on coronavirus, follow our live blog HERE.
Image: SplashNews.com) SplashNews.com)
The Government's guidelines reportedly include Wetherspoon-style app ordering systems to avoid people queuing at the bar, while tables will be placed two metres apart.
And while other European countries are urging their pubs to use screens between tables this is said to not have been included in guidelines for Britain - though screens will be available for staff at the bar.
It is also understood pubs with outdoor beer gardens could open first as part of a two-stage process.
Image: SplashNews.com) SplashNews.com)
Under current plans, pubs, hotels and restaurants will remain closed until at least July 4, but this could soon change.
Last week, Boris Johnson told MPs the scientific advisory group for emergencies (Sage) had been told to review the guidance about social distancing.
Pub trade bodies are currently pleading with the Government to minimise the two metre distancing rule to just one, with many boozers too small to make re-opening worthwhile under current guidelines.
Image: Getty Images/Cultura RF) Getty Images/Cultura RF)
This still remains a sticking point, Mr Johnson has admitted, but said work was being done to try and reduce the recommended distance.
The boss of British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) has said more than three-quarters of pubs could reopen if social distancing rules were relaxed to one metre.
Chief executive Emma McClarkin warned if the two-metre guidance remains, just one-third could reopen their doors and many would face further financial misery and ruin.
Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)
The internationally recognised social distancing standard, used in the likes of Italy, Denmark and France, is to remain at least one metre away, as advised by the World Health Organisation (WHO).
However, a study published in medical journal The Lancet this week suggests cutting social distancing to within 1m could increase the likelihood of coronavirus transmission by more than four.
Many pubs have been taking advantage of recent hot weather and a loosening of the lockdown restrictions to offer takeaway drinks.
Image: SplashNews.com) SplashNews.com)
However, Ms McClarkin said polling of BBPA members showed about 40% could not survive until September if they remained closed, and the pub sector was burning through roughly £100 million in cash every month during lockdown.
In a letter to Chancellor Rishi Sunak last week, BBPA, British Institute of Innkeeping (BII) and UKHospitality (UKH) called for furlough salary for pub and hospitality staff to be maintained at 80% until October.
Last month, Wetherspoon's said it will spend an initial £11 million making its 875 pubs Covid-19 secure, ahead of reopening, including screens at bars and tables.
The chain said each pub will hire two full-time workers to regularly clean surfaces and touch-points throughout, with more employed in larger pubs.
Greg Grundy, landlord of The Egremont in Worthing, told The Sun: “There’s an unquenchable thirst for pub beer out there.
"Punters are fed up with bottles and cans they’ve been sinking through the lockdown. Now they want a proper draught pint.
“My last supplies of draught were selling like cat-nip this weekend but I’m anxiously waiting for the next batch because we’re running low."