thedailymirror--2020-11-27--5 MPs escaped death after Iran official 'smuggled Mother of Satan bomb on plane’

Five British MPs escaped death after an Iranian diplomat allegedly smuggled a 'Mother of Satan ' bomb on a flight only for the terror plot to be foiled .
Assadollah Assadi , 48 , who goes on trial later today , is accused of concealing the device in a diplomatic bag that was exempt from airport security searches , according to court papers .
Conservative MPs Bob Blackman , Matthew Offord , Sir David Amess and Theresa Villiers , as well as Labour 's Roger Godsiff were booked on the Austrian Airlines flight from Tehran to Vienna .
They were @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a rally in Paris in 2018 , with other guests including US President Donald Trump 's lawyer Rudy Giuliani and leading US politician Newt Gingrich .
The prime target of the plot was Maryam Rajavi , head of an exiled Iranian opposition group , reports The Sun .
Assadi , a member of Iran ’ s Ministry of Intelligence and Security and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs , is on trial in Belgium alongside Amir Saadouni , 40 , Amir ’ s wife Nasimeh Naami , 36 , and a fourth man .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ to be charged with terror offences .
The type of explosive found was the same as those used in the November 2015 Paris attacks in which 130 were killed , and the Manchester Arena bombing in which Salman Abedi killed 23 people .
Former Environment Secretary Ms Villiers told The Sun : `` Sending a bomb to Europe in a diplomatic bag on a commercial flight is an outrage .
`` If the court decides that is what happened it will be shocking .
I feel I ’ ve had a lucky escape @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 1922 Committee , Mr Blackman said if the plot had succeeded the US would `` undeniably have declared war on Iran '' , starting World War 3 .
He continued : `` No normal state uses a diplomat roaming Europe with a bomb .
`` Iran ’ s embassies have been part of its terror operations for decades .
`` But the UK and EU have adopted a far too conciliatory tone with Iran in recent years .
`` After three decades of soft approach , it is time to hold the Iranian @ @ @ @

Assadollah Assadi, 48, a member of Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence and Security and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, is on trial in Belgium following the alleged terror plot in 2018
Five MPs escaped death after Iran diplomat 'smuggled Mother of Satan bomb on flight’
Five British MPs escaped death at a rally after an Iranian diplomat allegedly smuggled a 'Mother of Satan' bomb on a flight only for the terror plot to be foiled.
Assadollah Assadi, 48, who goes on trial later today, is accused of concealing the device in a diplomatic bag that was exempt from airport security searches to board a flight from Tehran to Vienna, according to court papers.
Conservative MPs Bob Blackman, Matthew Offord, Sir David Amess and Theresa Villiers, as well as Labour's Roger Godsiff were part of a 35-strong British delegation at a Free Iran Rally in Paris in June 2018 - where the bomb was meant to explode.
Other guests included US President Donald Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani and leading US politician Newt Gingrich.
The prime target of the plot was Maryam Rajavi, head of an exiled Iranian opposition group, reports The Sun.
The bomb was found in the car of a couple who were arrested in the Belgian capital Brussels.
Assadi, a member of Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence and Security and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, is on trial in Belgium alongside Amir Saadouni, 40, Amir’s wife Nasimeh Naami, 36, and a fourth man.
He is one of the first diplomats to be charged with terror offences.
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The type of explosive found was the same as those used in the November 2015 Paris attacks in which 130 were killed, and the Manchester Arena bombing in which Salman Abedi killed 23 people.
According to court documents, Assadi operated on the orders of Iran's authorities and smuggled the explosives into Europe on the commercial flight.
He allegedly handed the bomb to Saadouni and Naami during a meeting in a Pizza Hut restaurant in Luxembourg two days before they were arrested.
Former Environment Secretary Ms Villiers told The Sun: "Sending a bomb to Europe in a diplomatic bag on a commercial flight is an outrage.
"If the court decides that is what happened it will be shocking. I feel I’ve had a lucky escape."
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While Executive Secretary of the 1922 Committee, Mr Blackman said if the plot had succeeded the US would "undeniably have declared war on Iran", starting World War 3.
He continued: "No normal state uses a diplomat roaming Europe with a bomb.
"Iran’s embassies have been part of its terror operations for decades.
"But the UK and EU have adopted a far too conciliatory tone with Iran in recent years.
"After three decades of soft approach, it is time to hold the Iranian regime accountable."


thedailymirror--2020-11-27--Sam Thompson supported by close pal Pete Wicks after Zara McDermott heartbreak

Pete Wicks has revealed he was Sam Thompson 's shoulder to cry on during his painful public split from Zara McDermott .
The TOWIE and Celebs Go Dating star said he was there to support his close pal after the former Love Island babe confessed she had been unfaithful to her ex .
Zara told pals on Made In Chelsea how she repeatedly slept with another man during her stint on X Factor : Celebrity last year .
The lovers are reportedly now back together , but Pete has revealed how he stood by the Made In Chelsea star through @ @ @ @ @ @ @ !
magazine : `` Sam is a really aggravating man .
He 's like the brother I never wanted .
But he 's one of the nicest , most genuine guys in the world , he 's got a genuine heart and obviously it was a really tough time for him . ''
Pete revealed he has been there for Sam through the heartbreak and admits he sees Sam as a `` brother '' .
`` I think listening is the most important thing if you 're trying to be there for someone @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , letting them say whatever they need to say and get stuff off their chest , '' the reality star added .
He also said he talks to Sam `` every day '' and they did before the public split .
Pete concluded : `` He 's a strong guy and the comeback is always bigger than the setback .
Sam 's my pal so whatever he decides to do with his relationship life , I support . ''
It comes after Zara hit the headlines in recent weeks after confessing she had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ show .
She admitted she slept with music boss Brahim Fouradi while she was filming for Simon Cowell 's talent show in 2019 , and made the tearful admission to her heartbroken boyfriend .
The sobbing star later tried to apologise to Sam and win him back by sharing old snaps of them together on her Instagram .
And it appears to have worked as he reportedly forgave Zara two weeks ago .
A source told MailOnline : `` They are certainly back together again .
This finally happened about two weeks ago @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' It seems the couple are happy together again and are trying to move on from the past .
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TOWIE star Pete Wicks says he has supported Made In Chelsea star Sam Thompson after he split with Zara McDermott in recent weeks and described him as his 'brother'
Pete Wicks has revealed he was Sam Thompson's shoulder to cry on during his painful public split from Zara McDermott.
The TOWIE and Celebs Go Dating star said he was there to support his close pal after the former Love Island babe confessed she had been unfaithful to her ex.
Zara told pals on Made In Chelsea how she repeatedly slept with another man during her stint on X Factor : Celebrity last year.
The lovers are reportedly now back together, but Pete has revealed how he stood by the Made In Chelsea star through his darkest days.
He told OK! magazine: "Sam is a really aggravating man. He's like the brother I never wanted. But he's one of the nicest, most genuine guys in the world, he's got a genuine heart and obviously it was a really tough time for him."
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Pete revealed he has been there for Sam through the heartbreak and admits he sees Sam as a "brother".
"I think listening is the most important thing if you're trying to be there for someone, it's just listening to people, letting them say whatever they need to say and get stuff off their chest," the reality star added.
He also said he talks to Sam "every day" and they did before the public split.
Image: Zara McDermott/Instagram) Zara McDermott/Instagram)
Pete concluded: "He's a strong guy and the comeback is always bigger than the setback. Sam's my pal so whatever he decides to do with his relationship life, I support."
It comes after Zara hit the headlines in recent weeks after confessing she had cheated on Sam on the E4 reality show.
She admitted she slept with music boss Brahim Fouradi while she was filming for Simon Cowell's talent show in 2019, and made the tearful admission to her heartbroken boyfriend.
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The sobbing star later tried to apologise to Sam and win him back by sharing old snaps of them together on her Instagram.
And it appears to have worked as he reportedly forgave Zara two weeks ago.
A source told MailOnline : "They are certainly back together again. This finally happened about two weeks ago now. He took her back."
It seems the couple are happy together again and are trying to move on from the past.
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thedailymirror--2020-11-27--Single blood test that can spot 50 types of cancer early being piloted on NHS

A single blood test that can spot more than 50 types of cancer is being piloted on the NHS .
The Galleri blood test will be given to 165,000 participants to identify molecular changes that indicate cancers that are difficult to diagnose early .
These include cancers of the head and neck , ovarian , pancreatic , oesophageal and some blood cancers .
If it is shown to identify cancers early in people without symptoms it will be rolled out to become routinely available .
NHS England boss Sir Simon Stevens said : “ While the good news is that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ high , over a thousand people every day are newly diagnosed with cancer .
“ Early detection – particularly for hard-to-treat conditions like ovarian and pancreatic cancer – has the potential to save many lives .
“ This promising blood test could therefore be a game-changer in cancer care , helping thousands more people to get successful treatment.
” Currently the UK is one of the worst performing of the major European countries when it comes to early cancer detection .
The test is developed by healthcare firm GRAIL will be offered from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : “ This exciting and ground-breaking new blood test from GRAIL will give us another tool to give more people the very best chance of survival.
” The pilot will include 140,000 participants aged 50 to 79 who have no symptoms but will have annual blood tests for three years .
People will be identified through NHS records and approached to take part .
Anyone with a positive test will be referred to the NHS for investigation .
Another 25,000 people with possible cancer symptoms will also be offered testing to speed up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the normal way .
Results of these studies are expected by 2023 , and if outcomes are positive , then they would be expanded to involve around one million participants across 2024 and 2025 .
Some experts warned that the test could do more harm than good .
Screening is known to detect tumours that would not have been dangerous and can in some cases lead to unnecessary surgery and even earlier deaths .
Prof Paul Pharoah , leading cancer epidemiologist at Cambridge University , said : “ The Galleri blood test @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to detect cancer in the blood in individuals with early cancer , though the evidence that it does this effectively is weak .
“ The NHS should not be investing in such a test before it has been adequately evaluated in well-conducted , large-scale clinical trials .
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The Galleri blood test will be given to 165,000 people to identify molecular changes that indicate cancers difficult to diagnose early, including those to the head and neck ovarian and pancreatic cancers
Blood test that can spot 50 cancers years before people get ill set for NHS pilot
A single blood test that can spot more than 50 types of cancer is being piloted on the NHS.
The Galleri blood test will be given to 165,000 participants to identify molecular changes that indicate cancers that are difficult to diagnose early.
These include cancers of the head and neck, ovarian, pancreatic, oesophageal and some blood cancers.
If it is shown to identify cancers early in people without symptoms it will be rolled out to become routinely available.
NHS England boss Sir Simon Stevens said: “While the good news is that cancer survival is now at a record high, over a thousand people every day are newly diagnosed with cancer.
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“Early detection – particularly for hard-to-treat conditions like ovarian and pancreatic cancer – has the potential to save many lives.
“This promising blood test could therefore be a game-changer in cancer care, helping thousands more people to get successful treatment.”
Currently the UK is one of the worst performing of the major European countries when it comes to early cancer detection.
The test is developed by healthcare firm GRAIL will be offered from mid-2021.
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Health Secretary Matt Hancock said: “This exciting and ground-breaking new blood test from GRAIL will give us another tool to give more people the very best chance of survival.”
The pilot will include 140,000 participants aged 50 to 79 who have no symptoms but will have annual blood tests for three years.
People will be identified through NHS records and approached to take part.
Anyone with a positive test will be referred to the NHS for investigation.
Another 25,000 people with possible cancer symptoms will also be offered testing to speed up their diagnosis after being referred to hospital in the normal way.
Results of these studies are expected by 2023, and if outcomes are positive, then they would be expanded to involve around one million participants across 2024 and 2025.
Some experts warned that the test could do more harm than good.
Screening is known to detect tumours that would not have been dangerous and can in some cases lead to unnecessary surgery and even earlier deaths.
Prof Paul Pharoah, leading cancer epidemiologist at Cambridge University, said: “The Galleri blood test is a test that might be able to detect cancer in the blood in individuals with early cancer, though the evidence that it does this effectively is weak.
“The NHS should not be investing in such a test before it has been adequately evaluated in well-conducted, large-scale clinical trials.”


thedailymirror--2020-11-27--Diego Maradona laid to rest as thousands gather to give emotional farewell

Thousands have gathered in Buenos Aires to bid farewell to Diego Maradona as his body is laid to rest .
The footballing icon sadly passed away on Wednesday after suffering from a cardiac arrest .
It comes after having surgery to remove a blood clot on his brain on October 30 .
Maradona has been called one of the best football players of all time after a glistening career .
Among his many achievements was the World Cup victory in 1986 with Argentina and landing the Scudetto with Napoli twice .
A true legend of the game , Maradona has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , managers and pundits .
The streets of Buenos Aires were lined with thousands of people who wished to send their well wishes .
He is revered in his home country , where he will forever be immortalised for his larger-than-life personality .
Maradona 's body was taken to the Bella Vista cemetery on the outskirts of the capital , where he was buried during a private ceremony attended by close friends and family .
The cemetery is the same one where his parents were laid to rest , though it is not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ them .
After his death , Argentina 's president announced that the country will be going into national mourning .
'He was someone who touched the sky with his hands but never took his feet off the ground , ' President Alberto Fernandez said .
There has been outrage , meanwhile , after a funeral worker took a picture with Maradona 's body in the coffin .
Diego Molina was snapped holding his thumb up while he also allowed two others to take a picture with the Argentine legend .
Globovision reporter Jensser @ @ @ @ @ @ @ been fired from his job .
Diego Picon , the manager of the Sepelios Pinier funeral parlour , has insisted that the three men were outsourced employees .
`` He [ Molina ] is not an employee here .
He is a third party who only helped us load the coffin because it weighs a lot . ''
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Diego Maradona tragically lost his life on Wednesday at the age of 60 after suffering from a cardiac arrest while he is renowned as a legend in Argentina
Diego Maradona was buried on Thursday in a private ceremony attended by only two dozen people - a stark contrast after thousands gathered in Buenos Aires to bid farewell.
The footballing icon sadly passed away on Wednesday after suffering from a cardiac arrest.
It comes after having surgery to remove a blood clot on his brain on October 30.
Maradona has been called one of the best football players of all time after a glistening career.
Among his many achievements was the World Cup victory in 1986 with Argentina and landing the Scudetto with Napoli twice.
A true legend of the game, Maradona has countless fans - including many current footballers, managers and pundits.
The streets of Buenos Aires were lined with thousands of people who wished to send their well wishes.
“Diego is not dead, Diego lives in the people,” people chanted as the coffin was taken away from the presidential palace, beginning its journey to Maradona's final resting place.
Fans waving Argentina flags had gathered along roads as Maradona’s funeral car drove by under heavy security. Many tried to touch the vehicle whenever it was stopped by traffic.
Hundreds of fans blocked entry to the cemetery before the arrival of Maradona’s casket, dancing and chanting as police moved in to open a way. The crowd continued making noise after the final ceremony began.
He is revered in his home country, where he will forever be immortalised for his larger-than-life personality.
Maradona's body was taken to the Bella Vista cemetery on the outskirts of the capital, where he was buried during a private ceremony attended by close friends and family.
Only family members and close friends were permitted at Jardin Bella Vista cemetery for the final religious ceremony and burial of Maradona next to the graves of his parents, Dalma and Diego.
The crowd outside continued making noise after the final ceremony began
After his death, Argentina's president had announced that the country will be going into national mourning.
'He was someone who touched the sky with his hands but never took his feet off the ground,' President Alberto Fernandez said.
There has been outrage, meanwhile, after a funeral worker took a picture with Maradona's body in the coffin.
Diego Molina was snapped holding his thumb up while he also allowed two others to take a picture with the Argentine legend.
Globovision reporter Jensser Morales reported that the man has now been fired from his job.
Diego Picon, the manager of the Sepelios Pinier funeral parlour, has insisted that the three men were outsourced employees.
"He [Molina] is not an employee here. He is a third party who only helped us load the coffin because it weighs a lot."
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thedailymirror--2020-11-27--Liam says Noel 'rejected £100m for Oasis reunion' but teases 'never say never'

Liam Gallagher has revealed his brother Noel `` turned down £100m '' for an Oasis reunion - but he has n't ruled it out completely .
The 48-year-old singer said on the The Jonathan Ross Show that they were close for a band reunion earlier this year , until his brother decided to turn it down .
He also says Noel needs to admit that he contributes to the `` problem '' before they even think about getting back together .
Speaking on the ITV show , he told the host : `` When someone offers you 100 million pounds @ @ @ @ @ @ @ man , you 're going to go , 'Alright then yeah… ' there was a lot of money knocking about .
`` It was 100 million pounds to do a tour and that and I 'm thinking , ' I 'm not a d***head , know what I mean ?
I 'll have a bit of that . '
He ’ s not into it is he ?
He 's after a knighthood is n't he ? ''
However the star teased that it could still happen in the future , as he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' But Liam fears it might not happen as soon as fans want it to as he says Noel does n't believe he is the problem .
The star continued : `` I think we 're both the problem and the problem is that he thinks he 's not the problem .
`` He thinks I ’ m both the problems .
Whereas I ’ m just a problem .
I ’ m half the problem , whereas I can ’ t be having him thinking I ’ m the full problem .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ the problem .
`` The minute he does that we 'll move on . ''
The former band split in 2009 and fans have wanted to see them reunite ever since .
Liam shared : `` He needs to own his problem… No [ I have n't spoken to him ] .
I don ’ t think it 's going to happen . ''
It comes after the pair sparked reunion rumours earlier this year when Noel released a lost demo of the song Out There , and a few months later Liam @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bid to raise funds for the NHS when the coronavirus pandemic broke out .
However it seems fans of the brothers will have to keep wishing for it to happen .
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Liam Gallagher has revealed his brother Noel 'turned down £100m' for a reunion, but he then got fans' hopes up as he teased 'never say never' about the future
Liam Gallagher says Noel 'turned down £100m Oasis reunion' but teases 'never say never'
Liam Gallagher has revealed his brother Noel "turned down £100m" for an Oasis reunion - but he hasn't ruled it out completely.
The 48-year-old singer said on the The Jonathan Ross Show that they were close for a band reunion earlier this year, until his brother decided to turn it down.
He also says Noel needs to admit that he contributes to the "problem" before they even think about getting back together.
Speaking on the ITV show, he told the host: "When someone offers you 100 million pounds to do a few gigs and that man, you're going to go, 'Alright then yeah…' there was a lot of money knocking about.
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"It was 100 million pounds to do a tour and that and I'm thinking, 'I'm not a d***head, know what I mean? I'll have a bit of that.' He’s not into it is he? He's after a knighthood isn't he?"
However the star teased that it could still happen in the future, as he added: "Never say never."
But Liam fears it might not happen as soon as fans want it to as he says Noel doesn't believe he is the problem.
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The star continued: "I think we're both the problem and the problem is that he thinks he's not the problem.
"He thinks I’m both the problems. Whereas I’m just a problem. I’m half the problem, whereas I can’t be having him thinking I’m the full problem. He needs to take on some of the problem.
"The minute he does that we'll move on."
The former band split in 2009 and fans have wanted to see them reunite ever since.
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Liam shared: "He needs to own his problem… No [I haven't spoken to him]. I don’t think it's going to happen."
It comes after the pair sparked reunion rumours earlier this year when Noel released a lost demo of the song Out There, and a few months later Liam wanted to have a reunion in a bid to raise funds for the NHS when the coronavirus pandemic broke out.
However it seems fans of the brothers will have to keep wishing for it to happen.
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thedailymirror--2020-11-27--Best Amazon Black Friday 2020 deals for Friday including Braun, Oral-B and ghd

Online giant Amazon has launched its Black Friday sale early this year - much like it did last year .
As predicted , Amazon has been giving customers the chance to grab a bargain on thousands of items before the event actually happens today , November 27th .
Amazon has been releasing “ early Black Friday ” offers since the end of October , but actually started its official Black Friday sale last week , on Friday November 20th .
Customers can expect vast amounts of deals right up until Cyber Monday , November 30th .
To see all of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ visit amazon.co.uk/events/blackfriday .
Below we ’ ve listed the best deals running today ( November 27th ) .
• Ninja Air Fryer Max 5.2 Litres Grey and Black - was £149 , now £89.99 • Philips Series 9000 Wet and Dry Men 's Electric Shaver - was £229.95 , now £155 • Cricut Maker Machine in Rose - was £379.99 , now £315 • Bosch Cordless Hammer Drill UniversalImpact 18 ( 2x Batteries , 18 Volt System , in Carrying Case ) - was £92.99 , now £58.99 • Shark Upright Vacuum Cleaner @ @ @ @ @ @ @ £139.99 Where to find the best Amazon Black Friday deals Shoppers looking to get ahead on some all important Christmas shopping should keep an eye on the following categories at Amazon : How to get £15 off your next online shop If you 're planning to do some online shopping in the run up to , and during Black Friday , you can bag a £15 bonus towards your spend by ordering from through TopCashback .
The cashback site is giving all new members a £15 one-off bonus when they spend £15 or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ categories .
To claim the savings you must sign up to TopCashback by 23:59pm on 30th November , 2020 .
TopCashback will then track the order and pay out the £15 bonus , which can then be transferred to a bank or Paypal account or redeemed as vouchers .
• None Read the instructions on the Account Overview page .
• None Select a retailer and shop as normal , making sure to spend £15 or more .
• None TopCashback will then track your order and pay out the bonus to your @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
This offer applies to selected brands on the TopCashback website - including B & Q , ASOS , eBay and many more .
This article contains affiliate links , we may receive a commission on any sales we generate from it.Learn more Black Friday always happens a day after the US holiday of Thanksgiving , so this year it will land on November 27th .
The annual shopping bonanza is followed by its online equivalent , Cyber Monday , taking place on November 30th .
Shoppers can start their Black Friday shopping @ @ @ @ @ @ @ already slashing prices .

Black Friday is just less than two weeks away, so we've put together everything you need to know about the Amazon Black Friday sale as well as some early deals you can pick up right now
Amazon Black Friday deals 2021: The best early discounts on 4K TVs, Airpods and more
It's nearly Black Friday, and the moment we've all been waiting for has finally arrived - Amazon has started to drop the prices of some big branded items and we're ready to shop til' we drop.
The popular online retailer first introduced some discounts earlier this week - a few days before the big day arrives. Black Friday is taking place on the 26th November this year, and we're expecting to see bigger and better discounts than ever before.
Amazon have already been slashed across much-anticipated branded items like Apple, Samsung and Shark cordless vaccum cleaners to name a just a few.
Below we’ve picked out some of the best Amazon Black Friday deals which you can shop right now - and trust us, you don't want to miss out on this shopping extravaganza.
How to get £15 off an online shop for Black Friday New customers of money-saving website Topcashback can earn £15 of cashback with a spend of £15+ at a number of online retailers, including Amazon, Currys, ASOS, eBay, Look Fantastic and many more. Head over to the Topcashback website and sign up for a free account
Click through to the £15 Black Friday bonus deal and load up your basket as normal with a minimum of £15 worth of items
The £15 cashback will then be processed to your member account within seven working days, which you can then transfer to your bank account The offer is valid until December 5 at 11:59PM This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it.Learn more
More Amazon Black Friday Deals
Amazon also have some great offers across a range of popular electronic devices, including TVs, laptops, tablets wireless headphones and more. Here are some of our favourites so far:
Does amazon have Black Friday sales?
It's fair to say that nobody has cornered the Black Friday online sales as well as Amazon has. The e-commerce giant enjoyed an incredible year in 2020, with last year's holiday shopping season being the largest in its history.
When will we see the best Amazon Black Friday deals?
While Black Friday begins on 26th November this year, we expect most of Amazon's biggest Black Friday deals to be revealed in the days and weeks leading up to the main event.
Last year, for example, Amazon Amazon kicked things off on 15th October, with exclusive deals dropping daily and continuing right up until Cyber Monday.
As a Prime Member, you get exclusive early access to many of these bargains, so if you're not already signed up to Amazon Prime then it's definitely worth taking advantage of the free trial currently on offer.
What Amazon Black Friday deals do we expect in 2021?
As usual, we expect there to be big discounts on Alexa devices such as the popular Echo Dot and Echo Show, as well as the full range of Kindles and Fire TV Sticks.
Black Friday this year is also likely to be a good time to find deals on the iPhone 12, which has now been superseded by the new iPhone 13 - expect to find some decent handset-only offers on Amazon.
In addition, a plethora of new Apple products are also due to be released this year, including AirPods 3, Macbook Pro and Macbook Mini, which means this year could well be a rare opportunity to grab some nice discounts on all sorts of Apple tech.
What were the best Black Friday deals on Amazon last year?
As expected, Amazon delivered amazingly in last year's Black Friday festivities. Everything from home technology, electrical items and appliances were up for grabs at steal prices.
One of the top price cuts we saw was the Philips Sonicare DiamondClean Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush which was on sale for £89.99 down from £299 - that's a super impressive saving of nearly £210.
Another top contender in the sale was the popular Shark Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner for £199, reduced by a whopping £150.99 to £349.99.
Black Friday shopping tips To help shoppers ensure they get exactly what they want for the best price we've pulled together some top tips below: Do research ahead of time - preparation is key and getting some background knowledge on items you intend to buy will save you time and effort ahead of the big day. Don't forget to read the reviews and expert round ups for an independent recommendation. Register your interest - Sign up to specific retailer newsletters to stay in the loop and get the latest news on what they will be offering for Black Friday. Most retailers will be regularly updating shoppers on all the exciting promotions and the latest deals on thousands of products in the lead up and during the shopping bonanza. Bookmark pages of products you want ahead of time , that way when the clock strikes midnight you won't have to waste time scrolling through thousands of products. Get online early - online demand last year was unprecedented, and we expect this year will be no different. It's worth burning the midnight oil if you really want to score huge deals. Compare prices across a number of retailers and look for free delivery options to maximise your savings. This will help ensure you get the best possible discounts on all your coveted items.
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thedailymirror--2020-11-27--Kate asks for more support for young families in 'milestone moment' speech

The Duchess of Cambridge wants a sea change in attitudes towards families with young children after publishing a landmark study .
Kate – concerned that a poor start is a cause of social problems such as family breakdown and addiction – is seeking ways to provide better support for families with children aged under five .
Those issues along with homelessness and mental health cost £17billion a year in intervention in England and Wales .
Half a million people took part in a survey fronted by Kate around early childhood that is published today .
The report reveals that 98 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s destiny is not determined at birth but is affected by nurture .
But only one in four people recognises the scientists ’ consensus that the first five years of life are the most important .
Just one in 10 parents said they took time to look after their wellbeing during pregnancy , and 37 % believe the pandemic will have a negative impact on mental health .
In a speech today , Kate says : “ Over the last decade I ’ ve met people from all walks of life .
I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , addiction , and poor mental health are often grounded in a difficult childhood .
“ But I have also seen how positive protective factors in the early years can play a crucial role in shaping our future .
“ The early years are not simply about how we raise our children .
They are in fact about how we raise the next generation of adults .
They are about the society we will become.
” Kensington Palace described it as a “ milestone moment ” for the Duchess .
Jason Knauf , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ which commissioned the Ipsos MORI poll , said : “ She has seen over and over again how often problems can be traced back to the earliest years.
” Neil Leitch , chief executive of the Early Years Alliance , said : “ It ’ s vital the Government recognises the value of early years .
”

Kate is seeking ways to provide better support for families with children aged under five. She is concerned that a poor start is a cause of social problems such as family breakdown and addiction
Kate Middleton asks for more support for young families in 'milestone moment' speech
The Duchess of Cambridge wants a sea change in attitudes towards families with young children after publishing a landmark study.
Kate – concerned that a poor start is a cause of social problems such as family breakdown and addiction – is seeking ways to provide better support for families with children aged under five.
Those issues along with homelessness and mental health cost £17billion a year in intervention in England and Wales.
Half a million people took part in a survey fronted by Kate around early childhood that is published today.
The report reveals that 98% of people believe a child’s destiny is not determined at birth but is affected by nurture.
But only one in four people recognises the scientists’ consensus that the first five years of life are the most important.
Image: PA) PA)
Just one in 10 parents said they took time to look after their wellbeing during pregnancy, and 37% believe the pandemic will have a negative impact on mental health.
In a speech today, Kate says: “Over the last decade I’ve met people from all walks of life. I have seen that experiences such as homelessness, addiction, and poor mental health are often grounded in a difficult childhood.
“But I have also seen how positive protective factors in the early years can play a crucial role in shaping our future.
“The early years are not simply about how we raise our children. They are in fact about how we raise the next generation of adults. They are about the society we will become.”
Kensington Palace described it as a “milestone moment” for the Duchess.
Jason Knauf, chief executive of the Royal Foundation, which commissioned the Ipsos MORI poll, said: “She has seen over and over again how often problems can be traced back to the earliest years.”
Neil Leitch, chief executive of the Early Years Alliance, said: “It’s vital the Government recognises the value of early years.”


thedailymirror--2020-11-27--ADVERTORIAL: The £100million lifeline for communities hardest hit by the crisis

It 's been a tough year for us all , not least for our most vulnerable communities up and down the country .
For these communities , the support that comes from charities , local projects , and initiatives offer a lifeline , providing practical and emotional help when it 's needed most .
But the pandemic has hit us all hard .
With charitable organisations relying heavily on fundraising events - most of which have had to be cancelled or disrupted this year - it 's no wonder that more than half ( 55 per cent ) say they @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to meet demand for their services over winter .
Worryingly , nearly all charities ( 94 per cent ) are concerned about the impact of the recession on their finances , with just under half ( 43 per cent ) already having to cut jobs , particularly in service delivery roles .
Sadly this comes as little surprise , with 52 per cent of organisations seeing a fall in public donations as a result of the pandemic .
Needless to say , it 's a critical time for the UK 's charitable sector @ @ @ @ @ @ @ risk , it is our most vulnerable communities that will be hardest hit .
In this difficult time , Barclays has launched its £100m Covid-19 Community Aid Programme to help charities continue to carry out the vital work they do across the country .
The British bank is pledging £100million to support a number of organisations that are meeting the needs of people in the community acutely affected by the crisis .
For many , these charities are a lifeline and Barclays is pleased to be able to work alongside such valued organisations @ @ @ @ @ @ @ good causes benefiting from Barclays ' £100m Covid-19 Community Aid Programme .
St Margaret ’ s Hospice Care is one of the charities getting urgently-needed support from Barclays ’ £100m Covid-19 Community Aid Programme .
Set up 40 years ago , the Somerset charity provides high-quality , responsive care to patients facing life-limiting illnesses , and their families In the last year alone it has supported 4,800 terminally ill patients , family members and carers , in their homes , at its in-patient unit , and via outpatient services .
It has provided @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and 160 children who ’ ve lost loved ones .
The hospice collaborates with the NHS , healthcare providers and care homes .
Additionally , it was one of the first hospices nationally to use technology to strengthen knowledge sharing and training to improve end of life experiences .
The funding will help it to continue its support for those shielding from Covid-19 at home via its vital 24-hour advice line for patients , carers and healthcare professionals – helping to reduce isolation , fear and anxiety .
Joy Milliken , clinical director @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the adviceline is answered by one of our specialist team .
They provide reassurance , advice and care to everyone who needs it .
It ’ s our frontline response every day of any year , but it ’ s never been more important than now .
“ Because of Barclays , we continue to be with our patients every step of the way.
” Bawso is a leading black and ethnic minority charity in Wales that provides support services to victims of violence , domestic abuse , human trafficking and modern slavery @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the charity has supported nearly 8000 people across Wales through a number of services .
These including providing safe accommodation for families as well as offering support and help with practical issues such as registering with a GP or a school .
The charity will be using its share of the funding to help meet the basic needs of struggling families through food parcels , PPE and medical care .
Starlight Children ’ s Foundation is one of the charities that is receiving vital support from Barclays ' Covid-19 Community Aid Package .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s important that seriously ill children are given the time and resources to play .
Starlight Children ’ s Foundation has been using the power of play to brighten the lives of children in hospitals and in hospices across the UK for more than 25 years , helping them and their families to escape the routine and reality of treatment .
In just the past 12 months , the charity has reached around 1.5 million children , providing them with Distraction Boxes to help ease their fears , and Boost Boxes packed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and learn .
It has also staged story-telling and pantomime performances and granted hundreds of Starlight Wishes – everything from becoming a princess to meeting an astronaut !
The 100x100 funding from Barclays will allow Starlight to target hospitals and hospices in areas of need to help even more vulnerable children .
Cathy Gilman , CEO of Starlight , said , “ From all at Starlight and the children and their families that we support , we want to say a huge thank you to Barclays for this generous donation .
“ There @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for play in hospitals , as child contend with heightened levels of anxiety and isolation during the pandemic.
” This charity in the North East supports children and young people with physical and neurological disabilities to live active and independent lives by providing free therapy .
It is the only charity of its type in the region .
Around 300 young people , between the ages of three months to 25 years , attend therapy sessions at Heel and Toe each week .
Services are led by specialist pediatric therapists and include physiotherapy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hydrotherapy .
Barclays ' funding will be used to adapt services so that the charity can offer children and their families weekly one-to-one therapy sessions via video link .
Barclays ' £100m Covid-19 Community Aid Programme is just one of a number of initiatives the British bank has put in place to support the country through the current crisis .
To find out more , visit the website .

It's been a tough year for us all, not least for our most vulnerable communities up and down the country.
For these communities, the support that comes from charities, local projects, and initiatives offer a lifeline, providing practical and emotional help when it's needed most.
But the pandemic has hit us all hard.
With charitable organisations relying heavily on fundraising events - most of which have had to be cancelled or disrupted this year - it's no wonder that more than half (55 per cent) say they are unsure whether they will be able to meet demand for their services over winter.
Worryingly, nearly all charities (94 per cent) are concerned about the impact of the recession on their finances, with just under half (43 per cent) already having to cut jobs, particularly in service delivery roles.
Sadly this comes as little surprise, with 52 per cent of organisations seeing a fall in public donations as a result of the pandemic.
Needless to say, it's a critical time for the UK's charitable sector and, with such key services at risk, it is our most vulnerable communities that will be hardest hit.
In this difficult time, Barclays has launched its £100m Covid-19 Community Aid Programme to help charities continue to carry out the vital work they do across the country.
Image: Cavan Images) Cavan Images)
The British bank is pledging £100million to support a number of organisations that are meeting the needs of people in the community acutely affected by the crisis.
For many, these charities are a lifeline and Barclays is pleased to be able to work alongside such valued organisations.
Here are just some of the good causes benefiting from Barclays' £100m Covid-19 Community Aid Programme.
St Margaret's Somerset Hospice
St Margaret’s Hospice Care is one of the charities getting urgently-needed support from Barclays’ £100m Covid-19 Community Aid Programme.
Set up 40 years ago, the Somerset charity provides high-quality, responsive care to patients facing life-limiting illnesses, and their families
In the last year alone it has supported 4,800 terminally ill patients, family members and carers, in their homes, at its in-patient unit, and via outpatient services. It has provided bereavement and spiritual support to 583 adults and 160 children who’ve lost loved ones.
The hospice collaborates with the NHS, healthcare providers and care homes. Additionally, it was one of the first hospices nationally to use technology to strengthen knowledge sharing and training to improve end of life experiences.
The funding will help it to continue its support for those shielding from Covid-19 at home via its vital 24-hour advice line for patients, carers and healthcare professionals – helping to reduce isolation, fear and anxiety.
Joy Milliken, clinical director, says: “Every call on the adviceline is answered by one of our specialist team. They provide reassurance, advice and care to everyone who needs it. It’s our frontline response every day of any year, but it’s never been more important than now.
“Because of Barclays, we continue to be with our patients every step of the way.”
Bawso
Bawso is a leading black and ethnic minority charity in Wales that provides support services to victims of violence, domestic abuse, human trafficking and modern slavery.
Over the past 12 months, the charity has supported nearly 8000 people across Wales through a number of services. These including providing safe accommodation for families as well as offering support and help with practical issues such as registering with a GP or a school.
The charity will be using its share of the funding to help meet the basic needs of struggling families through food parcels, PPE and medical care.
Starlight Children’s Foundation
Starlight Children’s Foundation is one of the charities that is receiving vital support from Barclays' Covid-19 Community Aid Package.
Now, more than ever, it’s important that seriously ill children are given the time and resources to play.
Starlight Children’s Foundation has been using the power of play to brighten the lives of children in hospitals and in hospices across the UK for more than 25 years, helping them and their families to escape the routine and reality of treatment.
In just the past 12 months, the charity has reached around 1.5 million children, providing them with Distraction Boxes to help ease their fears, and Boost Boxes packed with fun things to help them laugh and learn. It has also staged story-telling and pantomime performances and granted hundreds of Starlight Wishes – everything from becoming a princess to meeting an astronaut!
The 100x100 funding from Barclays will allow Starlight to target hospitals and hospices in areas of need to help even more vulnerable children.
Cathy Gilman, CEO of Starlight, said, “From all at Starlight and the children and their families that we support, we want to say a huge thank you to Barclays for this generous donation.
“There has never been a more urgent need for play in hospitals, as child contend with heightened levels of anxiety and isolation during the pandemic.”
Heel and Toe
This charity in the North East supports children and young people with physical and neurological disabilities to live active and independent lives by providing free therapy. It is the only charity of its type in the region.
Around 300 young people, between the ages of three months to 25 years, attend therapy sessions at Heel and Toe each week. Services are led by specialist pediatric therapists and include physiotherapy, speech and language therapy, and hydrotherapy.
Barclays' funding will be used to adapt services so that the charity can offer children and their families weekly one-to-one therapy sessions via video link.
Barclays' £100m Covid-19 Community Aid Programme is just one of a number of initiatives the British bank has put in place to support the country through the current crisis. To find out more, visit the website.


thedailymirror--2020-11-26--Footballers 'at greater risk of brain disease as they head the ball more now'

Today ’ s footballers could be at greater risk of brain disease as they head the ball more than prior generations , a study shows .
It had previously been thought modern-day players were less at risk because balls have changed and it was believed there were fewer headers now .
But new figures reveal matches now average 20 more headers than those in the 60s , 70s and 80s .
World Cup matches since 1990 have averaged 90-plus headers per game , peaking at 105 per match in 2002 , said Dr Willie Stewart of the Glasgow Brain Injury @ @ @ @ @ @ @ match in 2006 , 92 in 2014 , 88 in 2014 and 91 in 2018 .
That was up from an average of under 70 before 1990 , with a low of 59 per match in 1970 .
Dr Stewart , who also led the landmark study into the number of footballers dying from dementia , said : “ At the highest level of global competition , headers are increasing .
“ There ’ s no evidence from these data that modern-day players at the highest international level might be at lower risk @ @ @ @ @ @ @ feared to be a reason for footballers being up to five times more likely to develop Alzheimer ’ s and other neurodegenerative illnesses .
The campaign to protect footballers from brain damage has gathered pace since the Mirror revealed in 2016 four of England ’ s 1966 World Cup winners had been diagnosed with dementia .
All four – Jack Charlton , Nobby Stiles , Martin Peters and Ray Wilson – have since died , and teammate Bobby Charlton is now living with the disease .
A study of players in the English @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of those who have died had dementia .
Last month a Leeds University study showed modern footballs travel faster and hit players with more force , which scientists fear causes more damage than the old leather balls used to .
Dawn Astle , whose ex-England star dad Jeff Astle died from dementia aged 59 in 2002 , wants dementia recognised as an industrial disease for professional footballers .
She said : “ If today ’ s footballers are under the impression this will only affect those who played the game 50 years ago @ @ @ @ @ @ @ much longer do we have to wait for action to protect modern players and support those already living with dementia ?
”

EXCLUSIVE New figures show there are on average 20 more headers per game than the 1960s, 70s or 80s, which could have a worrying impact on health over time
Today's footballers 'at greater risk of brain disease as they head ball more now'
Today’s footballers could be at greater risk of brain disease as they head the ball more than prior generations, a study shows.
It had previously been thought modern-day players were less at risk because balls have changed and it was believed there were fewer headers now.
But new figures reveal matches now average 20 more headers than those in the 60s, 70s and 80s.
World Cup matches since 1990 have averaged 90-plus headers per game, peaking at 105 per match in 2002, said Dr Willie Stewart of the Glasgow Brain Injury Group.
There were 93 headers per match in 2006, 92 in 2014, 88 in 2014 and 91 in 2018. That was up from an average of under 70 before 1990, with a low of 59 per match in 1970.
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Dr Stewart, who also led the landmark study into the number of footballers dying from dementia, said: “At the highest level of global competition, headers are increasing.
“There’s no evidence from these data that modern-day players at the highest international level might be at lower risk of neurodegenerative disease.”
Heading balls is feared to be a reason for footballers being up to five times more likely to develop Alzheimer’s and other neurodegenerative illnesses.
Image: Mirrorpix) Mirrorpix)
The campaign to protect footballers from brain damage has gathered pace since the Mirror revealed in 2016 four of England’s 1966 World Cup winners had been diagnosed with dementia.
All four – Jack Charlton, Nobby Stiles, Martin Peters and Ray Wilson – have since died, and teammate Bobby Charlton is now living with the disease.
A study of players in the English top division in 1966 shows 40% of those who have died had dementia.
Last month a Leeds University study showed modern footballs travel faster and hit players with more force, which scientists fear causes more damage than the old leather balls used to.
Dawn Astle, whose ex-England star dad Jeff Astle died from dementia aged 59 in 2002, wants dementia recognised as an industrial disease for professional footballers.
She said: “If today’s footballers are under the impression this will only affect those who played the game 50 years ago, they are wrong.
“How much longer do we have to wait for action to protect modern players and support those already living with dementia?”


thedailymirror--2020-11-27--Liverpool unveil plan for fans return to Anfield with supporters' ballot scheme

Liverpool are planning to welcome fans back to Anfield for the Wolves game , on December 6 .
And the Reds have unveiled a ballot scheme to allocate tickets , where 1,500 supporters who live in the Liverpool city region - and are either a season ticket holder or a current official member - can apply .
The club will strongly encourage all fans who attend the game to take advantage of the mass testing programme in the city , and take a Covid-19 test before they attend .
In talks with the city council , Merseyside police and fans @ @ @ @ @ @ @ plan for fans to return to Anfield under a new set of guidelines designed to keep the local community , players , staff and emergency services safe , which is due to be ratified next week .
In a statement , the club revealed that it will offer 75 per cent of the 2,000 tickets which will be available for the Wolves game to open admission , which is in line with the ratio used when the stadium is at full capacity .
“ A minimum of 75 % of the 2,000 tickets @ @ @ @ @ @ @ used for general admission , which is aligned to the ratio used when the stadium is at full capacity , ” the statement read .
“ The remaining tickets will be allocated to hospitality supporters , players and to meet contractual obligations .
`` Only Anfield 's Main Stand will be in use for the Wolves fixture.
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They got their title defence off to a shaky start as they edged out a seven-goal thriller against Leeds , before going on to conceded seven in a hammering by Aston Villa .
Virgil van Dijk 's season was ended by injury in the 2-2 draw at Everton , leaving the title favourites looking far less secure @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's injury worries too .
But there 's no slowing down in what is going to be a busy campaign - with Klopp ensuring his men continue at full pace as they bid for more title glory .
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Only fans who live with the Liverpool city region can apply for the ballot , and they must be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ current member with 19 credits from the 2018/19 season .
In addition , the club wants all those who attend to undergo a Covid test .
Anfield ’ s Kop bar will continue to be one of the city ’ s mass testing centres and will be open on match days…allowing fans to get a rapid test with results delivered in half an hour .
The Premier League is set to ratify their supporter return schemes next week , with most clubs allowed 2,000 fans in the stadium , though some in tier @ @ @ @ @ @ @ regions , will continue with empty stadiums , under the Government ’ s rules for their tier system .
Liverpool have announced a new code of conduct for all fans attending games , and will require them to sign a health declaration before admission .
In addition , they will also launch a paperless ticket system using mobile phone technology .
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Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp calls Diego Maradona 'one of the greatest ever'
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Liverpool face Wolves in the Premier League on December 6, in a fixture which will see supporters return to Anfield for the first time since the encounter with Atletico Madrid in March
Liverpool are planning to welcome fans back to Anfield for the Wolves game, on December 6.
And the Reds have unveiled a ballot scheme to allocate tickets, where 1,500 supporters who live in the Liverpool city region - and are either a season ticket holder or a current official member - can apply.
The club will strongly encourage all fans who attend the game to take advantage of the mass testing programme in the city, and take a Covid-19 test before they attend.
In talks with the city council, Merseyside police and fans groups, the club has created a plan for fans to return to Anfield under a new set of guidelines designed to keep the local community, players, staff and emergency services safe, which is due to be ratified next week.
In a statement, the club revealed that it will offer 75 per cent of the 2,000 tickets which will be available for the Wolves game to open admission, which is in line with the ratio used when the stadium is at full capacity.
Image: PETER POWELL/EPA-EFE/REX) PETER POWELL/EPA-EFE/REX)
“A minimum of 75% of the 2,000 tickets available for the Wolves fixture will be used for general admission, which is aligned to the ratio used when the stadium is at full capacity,” the statement read.
“The remaining tickets will be allocated to hospitality supporters, players and to meet contractual obligations.
"Only Anfield's Main Stand will be in use for the Wolves fixture.”
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Only fans who live with the Liverpool city region can apply for the ballot, and they must be a season ticket holder, or a current member with 19 credits from the 2018/19 season.
In addition, the club wants all those who attend to undergo a Covid test.
Anfield’s Kop bar will continue to be one of the city’s mass testing centres and will be open on match days…allowing fans to get a rapid test with results delivered in half an hour.
The Premier League is set to ratify their supporter return schemes next week, with most clubs allowed 2,000 fans in the stadium, though some in tier 3, in the Manchester and midlands regions, will continue with empty stadiums, under the Government’s rules for their tier system.
Liverpool have announced a new code of conduct for all fans attending games, and will require them to sign a health declaration before admission.
In addition, they will also launch a paperless ticket system using mobile phone technology.
Sign up to the Mirror Football email here for the latest news and transfer gossip


thedailymirror--2020-11-27--Mum dies as ceiling collapses moments after saving her five children from fire

A mum-of-five who had just rescued her children from a fire in their home , died when the burning ceiling collapsed on top of her .
Gulnara Kostelnyuk had managed to get her children , who were all aged under 14 , from the blaze-hit property and save their lives .
The fire started late on Wednesday night when the family members were sleeping in their beds in the city of Yakutsk , Russia .
Firefighters say the flame started in the kitchen from a heating stove and quickly tore through the wooden house .
The property was engulfed in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Gulnara 's older son , 14 , was woken up and raised the alarm .
After realising they were trapped in a burning room , 31-year-old Gulnara reportedly rushed to a window and broke the glass .
She helped her older son to climb outside through the window then passed him his four younger siblings .
After evacuating her children , Gulnara was about to escape but was killed as a wooden beam fell on her from the burning ceiling .
Her body was found by a crew of firefighters , who arrived @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
One of the children , a nine-year-old girl , was admitted to intensive care with burns and carbon monoxide poisoning .
The others , including two boys , aged six and one , and a four-year-old girl , received numerous cuts to their faces and limbs .
Experts say a malfunction in the stove could cause the blaze .
They are now studying the scene to determine the exact cause of the incident .
Gulnara ’ s husband Aleksey Kostelnyuk was at work when the fire burst .
The man , devastated @ @ @ @ @ @ @ told local media : `` My wife had been taking care of our children .
I don ’ t know how we will handle it without her . ''
The victim ’ s older sister Anastasia told : `` My mother called me about 4am .
Told that Gulnara was gone .
''We told the younger kids that she is in a hospital .
We do not want to traumatise them .
''The older boy is still in a state of shock .
His mother died in front of him .
`` He @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
''Next week he goes to a psychologist . ''

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Gulnara Kostelnyuk had managed to get her children, who had been asleep in their beds, from their fire hit home. She helped her children out but was killed when a ceiling collapsed
Mum dies as ceiling collapses moments after saving her five children from fire
A mum-of-five who had just rescued her children from a fire in their home, died when the burning ceiling collapsed on top of her.
Gulnara Kostelnyuk had managed to get her children, who were all aged under 14, from the blaze-hit property and save their lives.
The fire started late on Wednesday night when the family members were sleeping in their beds in the city of Yakutsk, Russia.
Firefighters say the flame started in the kitchen from a heating stove and quickly tore through the wooden house.
The property was engulfed in flames and filled with thick smoke when Gulnara's older son, 14, was woken up and raised the alarm.
Image: Roksana Panashchuk) Roksana Panashchuk)
After realising they were trapped in a burning room, 31-year-old Gulnara reportedly rushed to a window and broke the glass.
She helped her older son to climb outside through the window then passed him his four younger siblings.
After evacuating her children, Gulnara was about to escape but was killed as a wooden beam fell on her from the burning ceiling.
Her body was found by a crew of firefighters, who arrived at the scene after neighbours' call.
Image: Roksana Panashchuk) Roksana Panashchuk) Image: Roksana Panashchuk) Roksana Panashchuk)
One of the children, a nine-year-old girl, was admitted to intensive care with burns and carbon monoxide poisoning.
The others, including two boys, aged six and one, and a four-year-old girl, received numerous cuts to their faces and limbs.
Experts say a malfunction in the stove could cause the blaze.
They are now studying the scene to determine the exact cause of the incident.
Image: Rossiya /Roksana Panashchuk) Rossiya /Roksana Panashchuk)
Gulnara’s husband Aleksey Kostelnyuk was at work when the fire burst.
The man, devastated by his wife’s death, told local media: ''My wife had been taking care of our children. I don’t know how we will handle it without her.''
The victim’s older sister Anastasia told: ''My mother called me about 4am. Told that Gulnara was gone.
''We told the younger kids that she is in a hospital. We do not want to traumatise them.
Image: Rossiya /Roksana Panashchuk) Rossiya /Roksana Panashchuk)
''The older boy is still in a state of shock. His mother died in front of him.
"He does not speak and does everything automatically.
''Next week he goes to a psychologist.''


thedailymirror--2020-11-27--Angel Gomes explains decision to quit Man Utd and Bruno Fernandes's role in move

Angel Gomes has admitted he turned down a `` great contract '' at Man Utd because he felt he needed a `` fresh start '' .
The 20-year-old departed Old Trafford in the summer at the end of his deal , having been at the club since he was just five .
Gomes was beginning to knock on the door for regular first-team action , making six appearances last season .
But ultimately he decided his career would be better served elsewhere , eventually signing for French Ligue 1 side Lille .
`` It ’ s such a special club @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to play and express myself , '' Gomes explained to The Independent over his United exit .
`` I was offered a great contract , I had all my family and friends around me , but I decided that I was willing to sacrifice that to pursue a different path .
`` I could have stayed and gone out on loan but it just felt like I needed a fresh start .
Gomes admitted he still keeps a frequent eye on the goings on at United , including in the club 's academy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he has sought out a new path in France , Gomes 's first stop has actually been to Portugal , after agreeing to go on loan to Boavista for the 2020/21 season .
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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer may have missed out on Jadon Sancho in the summer , but he still @ @ @ @ @ @ @ market with Donny van de Beek , Alex Telles and Edinson Cavani all arriving .
But their start to the season has been a mixed bag , with a home defeat to Crystal Palace and a 6-1 thrashing by Spurs at one end of the scale , and a tremendous 2-1 win over PSG in Paris at the other .
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When preparing for his temporary switch , he even called upon ex-United teammate Bruno Fernandes for assistance .
Fernandes spent eight years in Boavista 's youth teams and was able to give Gomes advice on where he could find a decent apartment , buy a car and shops to stock up on groceries .
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So far he has made five appearances , scoring three goals @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , as well as laying on three goals for his teammates on his debut .
After becoming disconcerted at being left on the sidelines at United , he says his spell at Boavista has already boosted his confidence and helped him ride the highs of the football rollercoaster again .
`` I had the right people around me and I stayed grounded , but when you hit a few lows it starts to build up on you , '' he added .
`` I wanted to get back to where I was and @ @ @ @ @ @ @

Gomes snubbed an offer of a long-term contract at United to seek first-team football elsewhere and is now thriving out on loan after completing a switch to Lille
Angel Gomes has admitted he turned down a "great contract" at Man Utd because he felt he needed a "fresh start".
The 20-year-old departed Old Trafford in the summer at the end of his deal, having been at the club since he was just five.
Gomes was beginning to knock on the door for regular first-team action, making six appearances last season.
But ultimately he decided his career would be better served elsewhere, eventually signing for French Ligue 1 side Lille.
"It’s such a special club but I just wanted to be able to play and express myself," Gomes explained to The Independent over his United exit. "I was offered a great contract, I had all my family and friends around me, but I decided that I was willing to sacrifice that to pursue a different path.
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"I could have stayed and gone out on loan but it just felt like I needed a fresh start.
Gomes admitted he still keeps a frequent eye on the goings on at United, including in the club's academy rank from which he rose.
While he has sought out a new path in France, Gomes's first stop has actually been to Portugal, after agreeing to go on loan to Boavista for the 2020/21 season.
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When preparing for his temporary switch, he even called upon ex-United teammate Bruno Fernandes for assistance.
Fernandes spent eight years in Boavista's youth teams and was able to give Gomes advice on where he could find a decent apartment, buy a car and shops to stock up on groceries.
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So far he has made five appearances, scoring three goals - including one from the halfway line, as well as laying on three goals for his teammates on his debut.
After becoming disconcerted at being left on the sidelines at United, he says his spell at Boavista has already boosted his confidence and helped him ride the highs of the football rollercoaster again.
"I had the right people around me and I stayed grounded, but when you hit a few lows it starts to build up on you," he added.
"I wanted to get back to where I was and find happiness in my football.”


thedailymirror--2020-11-27--Man Utd injury worries confirmed including Paul Pogba's new ankle issue

Manchester United are set to be without both Paul Pogba and Scott McTominay this weekend when they face Southampton .
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer confirmed on Friday lunchtime that both midfielder 's sat out training and are `` unlikely '' to feature on the south coast .
And while Marcus Rashford , Victor Lindelof and Aaron Wan-Bissaka are n't quite 100 percent , all should all be fit to face the Saints .
`` Scott and Paul they did n't train this morning , not on the grass , '' said the Norwegian .
`` Very unlikely for the weekend .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ okay but not 100 percent .
`` Luke [ Shaw ] has started rehab on the grass , not with the squad .
Apart from that , Phil Jones is out until after Christmas . ''
Pogba 's ankle issue is unrelated to the injury that plagued him during the 2019-20 season , ultimately requiring surgery , with Solsksjaer confirming when asked : `` Separate issue . ''
Solskjaer 's men head south on Sunday looking for a fourth successive victory in all competitions .
However , the Norwegian warned against overlooking the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the run to continue but we know how well Southampton have done in the last year or so , '' he added .
`` We have good away record and we are up there since turn of January .
`` We have been pushing up the table , and we are getting that consistency .
It is a nice challenge and a good test for us to see if we have learnt our lessons . ''
Solskjaer also paid tribute to Diego Maradona , following his death this week .
He said : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for me Diego Maradona will always be the best player I 've seen live .
`` A guy with unbelievable talent on the pitch , a smile always when you saw him .
`` For me he will be the best that ever played football . ''
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Both the Frenchman and Scott McTominay are set to miss the weekend encounter with Southampton, having both been forced to miss training at Carrington on Friday
Manchester United are set to be without both Paul Pogba and Scott McTominay this weekend when they face Southampton.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer confirmed on Friday lunchtime that both midfielder's sat out training and are "unlikely" to feature on the south coast.
And while Marcus Rashford, Victor Lindelof and Aaron Wan-Bissaka aren't quite 100 percent, all should all be fit to face the Saints.
"Scott and Paul they didn't train this morning, not on the grass," said the Norwegian.
"Very unlikely for the weekend. Marcus, Victor, Aaron should be okay but not 100 percent.
"Luke [Shaw] has started rehab on the grass, not with the squad. Apart from that, Phil Jones is out until after Christmas."
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Pogba's ankle issue is unrelated to the injury that plagued him during the 2019-20 season, ultimately requiring surgery, with Solsksjaer confirming when asked: "Separate issue."
Solskjaer's men head south on Sunday looking for a fourth successive victory in all competitions.
However, the Norwegian warned against overlooking the Saints.
"Of course we want the run to continue but we know how well Southampton have done in the last year or so," he added.
"We have good away record and we are up there since turn of January.
"We have been pushing up the table, and we are getting that consistency. It is a nice challenge and a good test for us to see if we have learnt our lessons."
Solskjaer also paid tribute to Diego Maradona, following his death this week.
He said: "It was a sad day; for me Diego Maradona will always be the best player I've seen live.
"A guy with unbelievable talent on the pitch, a smile always when you saw him.
"For me he will be the best that ever played football."
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thedailymirror--2020-11-27--Indoor socialising ban for vast majority of England set to last for months

The ban on indoor socialising for almost everyone in England looks set to last for months .
Experts believe Tier 2 and Tier 3 rules slapped on 99 % of the nation will have to remain for most people well into the new year .
Tory Robert Jenrick today claimed there was “ every reason ” to believe areas could “ go down a tier in time for Christmas ” .
The Housing Secretary promised worst-hit areas a shot at redemption when tiers are first reviewed on December 16 .
But scientific advisors are working on the basis there will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Christmas .
One senior advisor to the government said the new system needed time to “ bed in ” .
They predicted that while some areas might move down from Tier 3 to 2 , others may move up from Tier 2 to 3 at the same time .
It ’ s understood SAGE believe the new tiers 2 and 3 will keep the R number at or below 1 - but Tier 1 will not do so .
That means few if any areas are expected to move into Tier 1 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pressure is worst .
While any final decision is for the government , the senior advisor said : “ I would be surprised if we saw large numbers of areas get down to Tier 1 ” .
And they warned much would depend on people ’ s behaviour at Christmas , when up to three households will be allowed to “ bubble up ” for five days from December 23-27 .
Boris Johnson has said just 700,000 people will be in Tier 1 , the only one that allows indoor socialising , from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ groups of up to six to gather in gardens or beer gardens , will contain 32.2million people .
Tier 3 , which bans all gatherings except in open spaces and shuts all hospitality venues , includes 23.3million people .
Tory MPs and regional mayors are furious after the measures were slapped on them with no right of appeal .
Boris Johnson last night told worst-hit areas “ your tier is not your destiny ” .
But his Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty said areas can only drop to Tier 1 if officials are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ member Prof John Edmunds said of December 16 : `` I ca n't imagine there will be huge changes at that point , just simply because I do n't think we will have accumulated much data by then . ''
He told the BBC : `` The Tier 1 and Tier 2 really were n't slowing the epidemic very much at all .
We would have just seen those places pick up again quite rapidly .
`` It is important that we continue to bring the epidemic right down or slow it right @ @ @ @ @ @ @ well .
If we do n't , the low incidence areas will rapidly become high incidence areas . ''
Advisors want to avoid imposing tiers that aren ’ t strict enough , forcing them to escalate week by week , like in October .
Instead they want to impose tiers that keep R below 1 , allowing them to “ de-escalate ” the virus .
Apart from a 5-day Christmas break the tier system will be in place until March , with weekly reviews of which area goes where .
SAGE was due @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the impact of Christmas .
While the R number across the UK is now between 0.9 and 1.0 , experts believe it will tip over 1 over a five-day festive truce .
And overall case numbers are still high , with experts estimating there between 41,000 and 70,000 new cases per day .
SAGE previously modelled that every day of Christmas relaxation could need five days of lockdown , but this depends on how much people relax and could be as little as one to three days .
It is understood SAGE @ @ @ @ @ @ @ catch coronavirus or die due to the Christmas break .
However , the experts emphasised the break couldn ’ t be longer than five days because that is one “ generation ” of the infection .
They also emphasised that bubbles must be fixed and exclusive , meaning people must not move from one to the next .

Tory Robert Jenrick claimed areas can 'go down a tier in time for Christmas' - but government experts are planning on the basis that few if any areas will move into Tier 1 soon
Lockdown indoor socialising ban for vast majority of England set to last for months
The ban on indoor socialising for almost everyone in England looks set to last for months.
Experts believe Tier 2 and Tier 3 rules slapped on 99% of the nation will have to remain for most people well into the new year.
Tory Robert Jenrick today claimed there was “every reason” to believe areas could “go down a tier in time for Christmas”.
The Housing Secretary promised worst-hit areas a shot at redemption when tiers are first reviewed on December 16.
But scientific advisors are working on the basis there will be very few tier changes between now and Christmas.
One senior advisor to the government said the new system needed time to “bed in”.
They predicted that while some areas might move down from Tier 3 to 2, others may move up from Tier 2 to 3 at the same time.
It’s understood SAGE believe the new tiers 2 and 3 will keep the R number at or below 1 - but Tier 1 will not do so.
That means few if any areas are expected to move into Tier 1 in December or January, when NHS pressure is worst.
While any final decision is for the government, the senior advisor said: “I would be surprised if we saw large numbers of areas get down to Tier 1”.
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And they warned much would depend on people’s behaviour at Christmas, when up to three households will be allowed to “bubble up” for five days from December 23-27.
Boris Johnson has said just 700,000 people will be in Tier 1, the only one that allows indoor socialising, from Wednesday.
Tier 2, which allows groups of up to six to gather in gardens or beer gardens, will contain 32.2million people.
Tier 3, which bans all gatherings except in open spaces and shuts all hospitality venues, includes 23.3million people.
Tory MPs and regional mayors are furious after the measures were slapped on them with no right of appeal.
Boris Johnson last night told worst-hit areas “your tier is not your destiny”. But his Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty said areas can only drop to Tier 1 if officials are “very confident indeed”.
SAGE member Prof John Edmunds said of December 16: "I can't imagine there will be huge changes at that point, just simply because I don't think we will have accumulated much data by then."
He told the BBC: "The Tier 1 and Tier 2 really weren't slowing the epidemic very much at all. We would have just seen those places pick up again quite rapidly.
"It is important that we continue to bring the epidemic right down or slow it right down in those low incidence areas as well. If we don't, the low incidence areas will rapidly become high incidence areas."
Advisors want to avoid imposing tiers that aren’t strict enough, forcing them to escalate week by week, like in October.
Instead they want to impose tiers that keep R below 1, allowing them to “de-escalate” the virus.
Apart from a 5-day Christmas break the tier system will be in place until March, with weekly reviews of which area goes where.
SAGE was due to release modelling today that would warn of the impact of Christmas.
While the R number across the UK is now between 0.9 and 1.0, experts believe it will tip over 1 over a five-day festive truce.
And overall case numbers are still high, with experts estimating there between 41,000 and 70,000 new cases per day.
SAGE previously modelled that every day of Christmas relaxation could need five days of lockdown, but this depends on how much people relax and could be as little as one to three days.
It is understood SAGE did not model how many people might catch coronavirus or die due to the Christmas break.
However, the experts emphasised the break couldn’t be longer than five days because that is one “generation” of the infection.
They also emphasised that bubbles must be fixed and exclusive, meaning people must not move from one to the next.


thedailymirror--2020-11-27--Mum too terrified to go out after 'careless' driver hit baby's pram at crossing

A mum is too terrified to go out after a 'careless ' driver hit her baby ’ s pram on a zebra crossing .
Shocking CCTV footage captured the moment a motorist drove towards two women and a baby in a pram outside Bill ’ s Fish Shop on Cullercoats seafront in Northumbria .
After failing to slow down , the driver then hits the front of the pram , causing its wheels to spin .
Kelly Pegg , the baby 's mum , was left so terrified she has not been out since .
Thankfully , the six month-old @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but were left very shaken .
Kelly said she could n't stop thinking what could have happened if they had been two steps ahead .
She consented to the release of the footage in the hopes of tracing the driver .
The footage , taken at around 1.30pm on Thursday , November 19 , shows a car approaching the two women - one pushing a pram - as they walked over the pedestrian crossing .
The black vehicle continues to drive towards the crossing without slowing down , clipping the front end of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the mother and her friend extremely distressed .
The 33 year-old mother said : “ I was in total shock and disbelief - I couldn ’ t get it out of my head thinking what the outcome would have been if we were a couple of steps ahead .
“ The people around us were just as shocked .
I was so worried that my baby had been hurt but thankfully we were all okay .
“ The pram wheel spun around after it was hit - I would just never expect a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ crossing when they are meant to be safe for us to use .
“ I haven ’ t been out since it happened but when I do I ’ ll avoid the area after that awful experience we had there .
`` It ’ s a real shame as it is one of our favourite stretches by the sea to visit.
” Investigating officer PC David Bew of Northumbria Police added : “ This was a horrific ordeal for the two women to have endured .
`` They were almost two thirds of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the car appeared and clipped the pram and nearly hit them .
“ This would have been a lot worse if it had occurred a few seconds later .
“ We are releasing this this footage to try and identify the driver - and also to show what could happen if you don ’ t pay enough attention to the roads .
“ We will not tolerate dangerous or careless driving on our roads and anyone found to be driving like this will be dealt with robustly .
“ We are asking anyone @ @ @ @ @ @ @ time to check any pictures or videos , or dashcam footage as they might have unknowingly captured the car.
” Anyone with information is asked to call 101 quoting log 630 211120 or email 1536 @ northumbria.pnn.police.uk Alternatively you can report to Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 .

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CCTV footage captured the moment a motorist drove towards two women and a baby in a pram outside Bill’s Fish Shop on Cullercoats seafront in Northumbria
Mum too terrified to go out after 'careless' driver hit baby's pram at crossing
A mum is too terrified to go out after a 'careless' driver hit her baby’s pram on a zebra crossing.
Shocking CCTV footage captured the moment a motorist drove towards two women and a baby in a pram outside Bill’s Fish Shop on Cullercoats seafront in Northumbria.
After failing to slow down, the driver then hits the front of the pram, causing its wheels to spin.
Kelly Pegg, the baby's mum, was left so terrified she has not been out since.
Thankfully, the six month-old baby and the two women were uninjured but were left very shaken.
Kelly said she couldn't stop thinking what could have happened if they had been two steps ahead.
She consented to the release of the footage in the hopes of tracing the driver.
Image: Northumbria Police) Northumbria Police)
The footage, taken at around 1.30pm on Thursday, November 19, shows a car approaching the two women - one pushing a pram - as they walked over the pedestrian crossing.
The black vehicle continues to drive towards the crossing without slowing down, clipping the front end of the pushchair before driving off - leaving the mother and her friend extremely distressed.
The 33 year-old mother said: “I was in total shock and disbelief - I couldn’t get it out of my head thinking what the outcome would have been if we were a couple of steps ahead.
“The people around us were just as shocked. I was so worried that my baby had been hurt but thankfully we were all okay.
Image: Northumbria Police) Northumbria Police) Image: Northumbria Police) Northumbria Police)
“The pram wheel spun around after it was hit - I would just never expect a car to hit me on a pedestrian crossing when they are meant to be safe for us to use.
“I haven’t been out since it happened but when I do I’ll avoid the area after that awful experience we had there. "It’s a real shame as it is one of our favourite stretches by the sea to visit.”
Investigating officer PC David Bew of Northumbria Police added: “This was a horrific ordeal for the two women to have endured.
"They were almost two thirds of the way over the pedestrian crossing when the car appeared and clipped the pram and nearly hit them.
Image: Northumbria Police) Northumbria Police)
“This would have been a lot worse if it had occurred a few seconds later.
“We are releasing this this footage to try and identify the driver - and also to show what could happen if you don’t pay enough attention to the roads.
“We will not tolerate dangerous or careless driving on our roads and anyone found to be driving like this will be dealt with robustly.
“We are asking anyone who was in the area at the time to check any pictures or videos, or dashcam footage as they might have unknowingly captured the car.”
Anyone with information is asked to call 101 quoting log 630 211120 or email 1536@northumbria.pnn.police.uk
Alternatively you can report to Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.


thedailymirror--2020-11-27--New Long Covid side effect as dentists warn some patients' teeth are falling out

While many Covid-19 patients only experience symptoms for a matter of days , others are plagued with issues for months .
This has widely become known as Long Covid , and now experts have warned of another side effect affecting sufferers - sudden teeth loss .
Dentists have wanted that the virus may irritate the gums through inflammation , with several cases of people losing teeth as a result .
According to The New York Times , one woman lost a tooth this month having tested positive for Covid-19 in sping .
Farah Khemili , 43 , from New York @ @ @ @ @ @ @ losing it while eating an ice cream .
Meanwhile , a 12-year-old boy was also reported to have lost a tooth following his Covid-19 diagnosis .
His mother , Diana Berrent , took to Twitter to urge people to take the virus seriously .
She said : “ My 12yo just lost an adult front tooth and his other teeth are loose ... it turns out from vasculature damage 9 months after Covid .
Omg .
PLEASE ...
I beg of you , take this seriously .
For you .
For your kids @ @ @ @ @ @ @ unclear whether the tooth loss was triggered by Covid-19 , experts suggest that the inflammation caused by coronavirus could irritate the gums .
Dr Michael Scherer , a prosthodontist in Sonora , California , said : “ Gum disease is very sensitive to hyper-inflammatory reactions , and Covid long haulers certainly fall into that category.
” However , others suggest that the tooth loss may be a consequence of limited access to dentist surgeries during lockdown .
Professor Damien Walmsley , scientific adviser at the British Dental Association , said : “ Long @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ongoing symptoms can include breathlessness , chest pain , brain fog and anxiety among others .
`` We know that previously fit and healthy people can struggle to do the most basic tasks , such as climbing the stairs .
`` It ’ s likely too that they are not as attentive to their oral hygiene , which would increase their risk of developing tooth decay and gum disease .
`` It is more important than ever , to clean teeth , twice a day with a fluoride toothpaste , before bed and @ @ @ @ @ @

Dentists have wanted that coronavirus may irritate the gums through inflammation, with several cases of people losing teeth as a result
New long Covid side effect as dentists warn some patients' teeth are suddenly falling out
While many Covid-19 patients only experience symptoms for a matter of days, others are plagued with issues for months.
This has widely become known as Long Covid, and now experts have warned of another side effect affecting sufferers - sudden teeth loss.
Dentists have wanted that the virus may irritate the gums through inflammation, with several cases of people losing teeth as a result.
According to The New York Times, one woman lost a tooth this month having tested positive for Covid-19 in sping.
Farah Khemili, 43, from New York, noticed her tooth getting wobbly before losing it while eating an ice cream.
Meanwhile, a 12-year-old boy was also reported to have lost a tooth following his Covid-19 diagnosis.
His mother, Diana Berrent, took to Twitter to urge people to take the virus seriously.
She said: “My 12yo just lost an adult front tooth and his other teeth are loose... it turns out from vasculature damage 9 months after Covid. Omg. PLEASE... I beg of you, take this seriously. For you. For your kids. For everyone.”
While it remains unclear whether the tooth loss was triggered by Covid-19, experts suggest that the inflammation caused by coronavirus could irritate the gums.
Dr Michael Scherer, a prosthodontist in Sonora, California, said: “Gum disease is very sensitive to hyper-inflammatory reactions, and Covid long haulers certainly fall into that category.”
However, others suggest that the tooth loss may be a consequence of limited access to dentist surgeries during lockdown.
Professor Damien Walmsley, scientific adviser at the British Dental Association, said: “Long Covid is a debilitating condition, and ongoing symptoms can include breathlessness, chest pain, brain fog and anxiety among others.
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"We know that previously fit and healthy people can struggle to do the most basic tasks, such as climbing the stairs.
"It’s likely too that they are not as attentive to their oral hygiene, which would increase their risk of developing tooth decay and gum disease.
"It is more important than ever, to clean teeth, twice a day with a fluoride toothpaste, before bed and on one other occasion."