themanchestereveningnews--2020-08-04--Pub closes as worker tests positive for Covid-19 after Greater Manchester trip

A pub in Merseyside has temporarily closed after a staff member tested positive for coronavirus following a trip to Greater Manchester .
A worker at The Gerard Arms in St Helens decided to get a test after a visit to the region , which is currently under stricter lockdown measures due to escalating transmission rates .
They were not displaying any symptoms but tested positive for COVID-19 , the Liverpool Echo reports .
The pub has closed immediately after the positive test and is now undergoing a deep clean , with all other staff members being tested for the virus @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , which is part of the Greene King pub group , said : “ We have taken swift action after one of our team received a positive test result for Covid-19 and have followed all the government guidelines on what to do in this scenario .
`` We decided to temporarily close the pub as a precaution to allow a deep clean to take place and to allow other team members to take tests .
`` We have a number of social distancing measures in place in our pub as well as rigorous @ @ @ @ @ @ @ our Pub Safe promises to teams and customers .
`` We will be reopening once we are satisfied that it is safe to do so.
” Pictures taken today show the pub with closed doors , with signs saying 'closed due to covid cleaning . '
Bosses said they have taken the details of recent visitors which can be made available to the NHS Track and Trace service .
Senior figures in Greater Manchester declared a major incident over the weekend due to escalating transmission rates in the region .
The move is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the event of a terror attack or major flood and means the region can access extra national resources if necessary .
The army could be drafted in to support police if needed .
Residents in Greater Manchester are no longer allowed to meet in different households , or people from other households inside pubs and restaurants as of last Friday ( July 31 ) .

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A pub in Merseyside has temporarily closed after a staff member tested positive for coronavirus following a trip to Greater Manchester.
A worker at The Gerard Arms in St Helens decided to get a test after a visit to the region, which is currently under stricter lockdown measures due to escalating transmission rates.
They were not displaying any symptoms but tested positive for COVID-19, the Liverpool Echo reports.
The pub has closed immediately after the positive test and is now undergoing a deep clean, with all other staff members being tested for the virus.
A spokesperson for The Gerard Arms, which is part of the Greene King pub group, said: “We have taken swift action after one of our team received a positive test result for Covid-19 and have followed all the government guidelines on what to do in this scenario.
"We decided to temporarily close the pub as a precaution to allow a deep clean to take place and to allow other team members to take tests.
"We have a number of social distancing measures in place in our pub as well as rigorous hygiene and cleanliness routines as part of our Pub Safe promises to teams and customers.
"We will be reopening once we are satisfied that it is safe to do so.”
Pictures taken today show the pub with closed doors, with signs saying 'closed due to covid cleaning.'
Bosses said they have taken the details of recent visitors which can be made available to the NHS Track and Trace service.
Senior figures in Greater Manchester declared a major incident over the weekend due to escalating transmission rates in the region.
The move is the same as would be declared in the event of a terror attack or major flood and means the region can access extra national resources if necessary.
The army could be drafted in to support police if needed.
Residents in Greater Manchester are no longer allowed to meet in different households, or people from other households inside pubs and restaurants as of last Friday (July 31).


themanchestereveningnews--2020-08-04--Manchester United open to signing defender in transfer window

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has refused to rule out a move for a centre-back in the transfer window .
United signed Harry Maguire for a world record £80million fee for a defender last year and the club captain started every Premier League game .
Victor Lindelof partnered Maguire in 35 of the 38 league matches but had a mixed season and United 's other four centre halves made league six starts between them .
`` We 're always looking to improve the team and the squad , '' Solskjaer replied in response to the centre-back issue .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ very solid at the back .
Sometimes you might be exposed [ when a player gets ] in behind when you 're pressing as high as we have done .
We decided we 're going to be a high pressing time when we can and if you do n't take risks you wo n't improve .
`` Once in a while we 've been found some space behind us but I 've not been concerned about it , no . ''
United would have to trim a bloated department before reinvesting in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ right-back Aaron Wan-Bissaka last summer .
Axel Tuanzebe only managed two Premier League starts in an injury-plagued campaign and recently underwent an operation on his foot but should be fit in time for the start of next season .
Eric Bailly missed the first six months of the season with a knee injury , Phil Jones started just twice in the league and Marcos Rojo once .
Jones , 28 , has had fewer league minutes than Timothy Fosu-Mensah and United have no intention of reintegrating Rojo into their first-team squad .
United @ @ @ @ @ @ @ summer and he has still not returned from Argentina after his disastrous five-month loan with Estudiantes .
Chris Smalling played the fewest minutes out of the seven centre halves in pre-season but enjoyed a fruitful campaign with Roma and his loan ended at the weekend .
Vote for your United player of the season here : Solskjaer has previously talked up Smalling and vowed fellow loanee Alexis Sanchez would 'come back and prove youse all wrong ' yet the Chilean is on the verge of a permanent move to Inter Milan .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ way for United to finalise an early £108million deal for Jadon Sancho but Solskjaer offered no concrete updates on incomings .
`` This transfer window is a long one and every transfer takes its course and it is what it is , '' Solskjaer said .
`` At the moment I 've got no updates for you anyway , so if there is any news we 'll update you . ''

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Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has refused to rule out a move for a centre-back in the transfer window.
United signed Harry Maguire for a world record £80million fee for a defender last year and the club captain started every Premier League game.
Victor Lindelof partnered Maguire in 35 of the 38 league matches but had a mixed season and United's other four centre halves made league six starts between them.
"We're always looking to improve the team and the squad," Solskjaer replied in response to the centre-back issue. "I think we've been very, very solid at the back. Sometimes you might be exposed [when a player gets] in behind when you're pressing as high as we have done. We decided we're going to be a high pressing time when we can and if you don't take risks you won't improve.
"Once in a while we've been found some space behind us but I've not been concerned about it, no."
United would have to trim a bloated department before reinvesting in the defence after spending £130m on Maguire and right-back Aaron Wan-Bissaka last summer.
Axel Tuanzebe only managed two Premier League starts in an injury-plagued campaign and recently underwent an operation on his foot but should be fit in time for the start of next season. Eric Bailly missed the first six months of the season with a knee injury, Phil Jones started just twice in the league and Marcos Rojo once.
Jones, 28, has had fewer league minutes than Timothy Fosu-Mensah and United have no intention of reintegrating Rojo into their first-team squad. United can release Rojo, 30, next summer and he has still not returned from Argentina after his disastrous five-month loan with Estudiantes.
Chris Smalling played the fewest minutes out of the seven centre halves in pre-season but enjoyed a fruitful campaign with Roma and his loan ended at the weekend.
Vote for your United player of the season here:
Solskjaer has previously talked up Smalling and vowed fellow loanee Alexis Sanchez would 'come back and prove youse all wrong' yet the Chilean is on the verge of a permanent move to Inter Milan.
The imminent sale of Sanchez will pave the way for United to finalise an early £108million deal for Jadon Sancho but Solskjaer offered no concrete updates on incomings.
"This transfer window is a long one and every transfer takes its course and it is what it is," Solskjaer said. "At the moment I've got no updates for you anyway, so if there is any news we'll update you."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-08-04--This Morning Dr Chris' warning as he details own sepsis battle

This Morning 's Dr Chris has reminded viewers of the signs of sepsis as he detailed his own battle .
The 77-year-old appeared on Tuesday 's ITV show via video link from his Manchester home to chat about the deadly condition .
His warning comes as research now shows that coronavirus survivors who required hospital treatment could contract sepsis within a year of being discharged , according to the UK Sepsis Trust .
Speaking of his own experience , Dr Chris says he remembers feeling a `` sense of impending doom '' as the life-threatening condition , which is caused @ @ @ @ @ @ @ an infection , took hold .
`` I was fine and well , went to bed and woke up in the middle of the night gasping for breath .
`` Then I was shivering and shaking violently , and all I could say to my wife was , ' 9 ... 9 ... 9 ... ' trying to get her to ring the ambulance .
`` I was taken to hospital I was semi conscious , I had rapid breathing , shivering , I do n't think I 'd passed urine that day @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you do n't pass urine for 12-24 hours .
`` You have a sense of impending doom , you feel you 're going to die ...
It 's a very unpleasant experience . ''
Luckily , Dr Chris recovered from the traumatic condition and told viewers signs to look out for .
They are slurred speech and confusion , extreme pain in the muscles or joints , passing no urine in a day , severe breathlessness , the feeling of `` I 'm going to die '' and skin that is mottled or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ some of these symptoms on the list , you need to ring the doctor or ring NHS 111 , do n't mess about , '' Dr Chris warned .
He also added : `` Children get sepsis and the symptoms are they can have very high or very low temperatures , rapid breathing , pain , blue discolouration to the lips , very lethargic , maybe a fit or convulsion . ''
Speaking on the recent findings of links to coronavirus , Dr Chris added : `` Covid itself can cause extensive damage @ @ @ @ @ @ @ where red cells can collect other cells and cause clots which can stop the blood flow to organs further down the line .
`` Covid itself can cause widespread extensive problems around the body and then you 've got the body 's immune system facing this Covid virus and it reacts violently against the Covid virus trying to protect your body . ''
This Morning airs weekdays from 10am on ITV .

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This Morning's Dr Chris has reminded viewers of the signs of sepsis as he detailed his own battle.
The 77-year-old appeared on Tuesday's ITV show via video link from his Manchester home to chat about the deadly condition.
His warning comes as research now shows that coronavirus survivors who required hospital treatment could contract sepsis within a year of being discharged, according to the UK Sepsis Trust.
Speaking of his own experience, Dr Chris says he remembers feeling a "sense of impending doom" as the life-threatening condition, which is caused by the body's extreme response to an infection, took hold.
"I was fine and well, went to bed and woke up in the middle of the night gasping for breath.
"Then I was shivering and shaking violently, and all I could say to my wife was, '9...9...9...' trying to get her to ring the ambulance.
"I was taken to hospital I was semi conscious, I had rapid breathing, shivering, I don't think I'd passed urine that day and that's another sign, if you don't pass urine for 12-24 hours.
"You have a sense of impending doom, you feel you're going to die... It's a very unpleasant experience."
Luckily, Dr Chris recovered from the traumatic condition and told viewers signs to look out for.
They are slurred speech and confusion, extreme pain in the muscles or joints, passing no urine in a day, severe breathlessness, the feeling of "I'm going to die" and skin that is mottled or discoloured.
(Image: ITV)
"If you're having some of these symptoms on the list, you need to ring the doctor or ring NHS 111, don't mess about," Dr Chris warned.
He also added: "Children get sepsis and the symptoms are they can have very high or very low temperatures, rapid breathing, pain, blue discolouration to the lips, very lethargic, maybe a fit or convulsion."
Speaking on the recent findings of links to coronavirus, Dr Chris added: "Covid itself can cause extensive damage to the lining of the blood vessels where red cells can collect other cells and cause clots which can stop the blood flow to organs further down the line.
"Covid itself can cause widespread extensive problems around the body and then you've got the body's immune system facing this Covid virus and it reacts violently against the Covid virus trying to protect your body."
This Morning airs weekdays from 10am on ITV.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-08-04--'Much-loved' 146-year-old pub is being transformed into housing

A ‘ much-loved ’ vacant Victorian pub in south Manchester will be brought back to life after councillors approved plans to convert it into housing .
The Tatton Arms in Northenden will be redeveloped to provide seven flats , while an extension built at the back of the building will have 21 apartments .
Since closing in 2007 the building , which dates back to 1874 , has been subject to vandalism and antisocial behaviour and remains boarded up along the River Mersey .
The proposals follow previous failed attempts to turn the former pub into a restaurant and a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ developer behind the latter application refused by Manchester council in 2017 , say their new vision for the pub will have an ‘ extremely positive impact ’ on the area .
Andy James , the agent for the scheme , said : “ There has been considerable interest in the community regarding the future of the Tatton , which is a local landmark that is much-loved .
“ Many residents have memories of the building in its heyday and were customers or employees .
“ This proposal will leave and bring back into @ @ @ @ @ @ @ woodland will be enhanced and important views and vista will be protected .
“ It will bring high quality housing to an area of the village where there is demand and short supply.
” When their previous plan was overruled upon appeal , the planning inspector said the benefits of the development did not outweigh the harm on the green belt land next to the pub .
But the revised scheme , while not offering any affordable housing , would keep most of the surrounding trees , provide a new footpath and formalise @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the planning unanimously voted in support of the plan on July 30 , Councillor Mary Watson said : “ This proposal shows what can be done by a developer who has actually listened to what was said on the refusal of the previous application .
“ I think that I would commend the applicant for the amount of consultation and care that 's been taken.
” Councillor Gavin White added : “ It ’ s good to see more green space retained and no loss of trees , and the Trans Pennine Trail @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ It ’ s good to see this heritage asset preserved and brought back into use in this part of Northenden .
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A ‘much-loved’ vacant Victorian pub in south Manchester will be brought back to life after councillors approved plans to convert it into housing.
The Tatton Arms in Northenden will be redeveloped to provide seven flats, while an extension built at the back of the building will have 21 apartments.
Since closing in 2007 the building, which dates back to 1874, has been subject to vandalism and antisocial behaviour and remains boarded up along the River Mersey.
The proposals follow previous failed attempts to turn the former pub into a restaurant and a residential development.
Britannia Group, the developer behind the latter application refused by Manchester council in 2017, say their new vision for the pub will have an ‘extremely positive impact’ on the area.
Andy James, the agent for the scheme, said: “There has been considerable interest in the community regarding the future of the Tatton, which is a local landmark that is much-loved.
“Many residents have memories of the building in its heyday and were customers or employees.
“This proposal will leave and bring back into use a much-loved landmark, the existing woodland will be enhanced and important views and vista will be protected.
“It will bring high quality housing to an area of the village where there is demand and short supply.”
(Image: Britannia Group/OMI Architects)
When their previous plan was overruled upon appeal, the planning inspector said the benefits of the development did not outweigh the harm on the green belt land next to the pub.
But the revised scheme, while not offering any affordable housing, would keep most of the surrounding trees, provide a new footpath and formalise the nearby Trans Pennine Trail.
Before the planning unanimously voted in support of the plan on July 30, Councillor Mary Watson said: “This proposal shows what can be done by a developer who has actually listened to what was said on the refusal of the previous application.
“I think that I would commend the applicant for the amount of consultation and care that's been taken.”
Councillor Gavin White added: “It’s good to see more green space retained and no loss of trees, and the Trans Pennine Trail will be kept open during construction.
“It’s good to see this heritage asset preserved and brought back into use in this part of Northenden.”


themanchestereveningnews--2020-08-04--Manchester United hint at plans for Chris Smalling after Roma loan ends

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is open to restoring Chris Smalling to the Manchester United squad next season after his loan with Roma ended .
Roma extended Smalling 's loan until the end of the Serie A season but failed to come to an arrangement to keep him for the resumption of their Europa League campaign .
Smalling , 30 , is believed to be keen on a permanent move to the Italian club but it is unclear whether Roma will reopen negotiations with United to sign the England international .
`` I think Chris has shown over his career how valuable @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Solskjaer said .
`` This season was about him being regular and going to Roma and showing how good a centre-back he is .
`` I wanted to give Harry [ Maguire ] , Vic [ Lindelof ] and maybe Axel [ Tuanzebe ] a chance .
It was best for him to go and play for a year in Roma and he has shown he will be valuable .
I 've been speaking to Chris throughout and I 've been delighted with his season . ''
Tuanzebe only managed two Premier League @ @ @ @ @ @ @ underwent an operation on his foot .
Eric Bailly missed the first six months of the season with a knee injury , Phil Jones started just twice in the league and Marcos Rojo once .
Smalling played the fewest minutes out of the seven centre halves in pre-season but his stock has risen after a season in Italy whereas Jones and Rojo have had forgettable campaigns again .
Jones , 28 , has had fewer league minutes than Timothy Fosu-Mensah and United have no intention of reintegrating Rojo into their first-team squad .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ next summer and he has still not returned from Argentina after his disastrous five-month loan with Estudiantes ended .
Solskjaer has previously talked up Smalling and vowed fellow loanee Alexis Sanchez would 'come back and prove youse all wrong ' yet the Chilean is on the verge of a permanent move to Inter Milan .

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is open to restoring Chris Smalling to the Manchester United squad next season after his loan with Roma ended.
Roma extended Smalling's loan until the end of the Serie A season but failed to come to an arrangement to keep him for the resumption of their Europa League campaign.
Smalling, 30, is believed to be keen on a permanent move to the Italian club but it is unclear whether Roma will reopen negotiations with United to sign the England international.
"I think Chris has shown over his career how valuable he is at Manchester United," Solskjaer said. "This season was about him being regular and going to Roma and showing how good a centre-back he is.
"I wanted to give Harry [Maguire], Vic [Lindelof] and maybe Axel [Tuanzebe] a chance. It was best for him to go and play for a year in Roma and he has shown he will be valuable. I've been speaking to Chris throughout and I've been delighted with his season."
Tuanzebe only managed two Premier League starts in an injury-plagued campaign and recently underwent an operation on his foot. Eric Bailly missed the first six months of the season with a knee injury, Phil Jones started just twice in the league and Marcos Rojo once.
Smalling played the fewest minutes out of the seven centre halves in pre-season but his stock has risen after a season in Italy whereas Jones and Rojo have had forgettable campaigns again.
Jones, 28, has had fewer league minutes than Timothy Fosu-Mensah and United have no intention of reintegrating Rojo into their first-team squad. United can release Rojo, 30, next summer and he has still not returned from Argentina after his disastrous five-month loan with Estudiantes ended.
Solskjaer has previously talked up Smalling and vowed fellow loanee Alexis Sanchez would 'come back and prove youse all wrong' yet the Chilean is on the verge of a permanent move to Inter Milan.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-08-04--Manchester United news and transfers LIVE

Jadon Sancho returned to training with Borussia Dortmund on Monday amid serious interest from Manchester United .
The Dortmund and @ @ @ @ @ photographers practising with his teammates at their training ground on the outskirts of the city @ @ @ @ @ Sport understands United remain confident of sealing a deal for the 20-year-old .
Dortmund have @ @ @ @ @ to match their valuation of the player : August 10 , which is two days @ @ @ @ @ in Austria and the day of United ’ s Europa League quarter-final in Cologne .
@ @ @ @ @ completed transfer for Sancho will total at least £90million , or €100million up front , @ @ @ @ @ a significant fee .
Sancho appeared relaxed and in a buoyant mood with teammates , @ @ @ @ @ , though it could be that he has played for the German club for the @ @ @ @ @ Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will speak to the media today ahead of Wednesday 's Europa League @ @ @ @ @ tuned for all the latest United news throughout the day .

newsdesk@men-news.co.uk (Richard Fay, Marcus Banks)

Jadon Sancho returned to training with Borussia Dortmund on Monday amid serious interest from Manchester United.
The Dortmund and England winger was pictured by photographers practising with his teammates at their training ground on the outskirts of the city in western Germany. MEN Sport understands United remain confident of sealing a deal for the 20-year-old.
Dortmund have imposed a deadline for United to match their valuation of the player: August 10, which is two days before their first friendly fixture in Austria and the day of United’s Europa League quarter-final in Cologne.
It is expected that any completed transfer for Sancho will total at least £90million, or €100million up front, with Dortmund holding out for a significant fee.
Sancho appeared relaxed and in a buoyant mood with teammates, including new boy Jude Bellingham, though it could be that he has played for the German club for the final time.
Meanwhile, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will speak to the media today ahead of Wednesday's Europa League match against LASK.
A recap of today's United news.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-08-04--Cancer patients 'too scared' to visit hospital over Covid-19 fear

Around a quarter of patients , including some with cancer , are not going to the Royal Bolton Hospital because they are too scared of catching Covid-19 .
Nurses are having to call patients to encourage them to attend when necessary as efforts are being made to increase public confidence .
Fewer outpatient appointments are taking place in person as Bolton ’ s NHS bosses plan for 60 per cent to be held remotely , over the phone or online , in a bid to minimise unnecessary trips to the hospital and physical contact on site .
Bolton NHS Foundation @ @ @ @ @ @ @ protect the public during the pandemic by making sure suspected Covid patients do not mix with others who must visit the hospital for treatment – but many are still “ fearful ” .
Chief operating officer Andy Ennis said the trust now faces a “ real dilemma ” with its messaging which he feels is currently saying , “ come in , don ’ t come in ” .
He said : “ About 25 of our patients are choosing not to come in , even on a cancer pathway , even though @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pathway , they ’ re still fearful .
“ So we ’ ve got a lot of work to do because at the same time , I ’ m really conscious we ’ re saying , ‘ you need to be careful about coming into hospitals because of the risk of COVID ’ .
“ We ’ ve got a lot of work to do to get a very simple message across.
” Mr Ennis told the board of directors on Thursday that there is a “ Covid ” and “ Covid Light @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ no Covid ” pathway is not possible .
Patients on a “ Covid Light ” pathway include those who have been shielded for two weeks and have been tested before they have come in , for example .
However , Mr Ennis said the hospital can “ never give a guarantee ” that patients on the “ Covid Light ” pathway have not contracted coronavirus .
His comments came before last week ’ s announcement of new restrictions across Greater Manchester , parts of East Lancashire and West Yorkshire .
The new @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Thursday night prohibit people from different households from meeting each other indoors .
Speaking before the announcement , Mr Ennis said that Bolton NHS Foundation Trust is preparing for a second outbreak in the borough .
He said : “ There is no reason Bolton would be immune to a surge .
We need to be ready .
”

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Around a quarter of patients, including some with cancer, are not going to the Royal Bolton Hospital because they are too scared of catching Covid-19.
Nurses are having to call patients to encourage them to attend when necessary as efforts are being made to increase public confidence.
Fewer outpatient appointments are taking place in person as Bolton’s NHS bosses plan for 60 per cent to be held remotely, over the phone or online, in a bid to minimise unnecessary trips to the hospital and physical contact on site.
Bolton NHS Foundation Trust has put measures in place to protect the public during the pandemic by making sure suspected Covid patients do not mix with others who must visit the hospital for treatment – but many are still “fearful”.
Chief operating officer Andy Ennis said the trust now faces a “real dilemma” with its messaging which he feels is currently saying, “come in, don’t come in”.
He said: “About 25 of our patients are choosing not to come in, even on a cancer pathway, even though we say we’re protecting that pathway, they’re still fearful.
“So we’ve got a lot of work to do because at the same time, I’m really conscious we’re saying, ‘you need to be careful about coming into hospitals because of the risk of COVID’.
“We’ve got a lot of work to do to get a very simple message across.”
Mr Ennis told the board of directors on Thursday that there is a “Covid” and “Covid Light” pathway – but he said a “no Covid” pathway is not possible.
Patients on a “Covid Light” pathway include those who have been shielded for two weeks and have been tested before they have come in, for example.
However, Mr Ennis said the hospital can “never give a guarantee” that patients on the “Covid Light” pathway have not contracted coronavirus.
His comments came before last week’s announcement of new restrictions across Greater Manchester, parts of East Lancashire and West Yorkshire.
The new restrictions announced by the health secretary on Thursday night prohibit people from different households from meeting each other indoors.
Speaking before the announcement, Mr Ennis said that Bolton NHS Foundation Trust is preparing for a second outbreak in the borough.
He said: “There is no reason Bolton would be immune to a surge. We need to be ready.”


themanchestereveningnews--2020-08-04--UB40 singer recovers in hospital after suffering a stroke

UB40 singer Duncan Campbell is recovering in hospital after suffering a stroke .
A statement from the band said the 62-year-old , from Birmingham , is “ up and about ” and doing well .
Campbell replaced his brother Ali as lead singer of the British reggae group in 2008 , after Ali quit over a disagreement about the band 's management .
The band were due to go on tour next year .
A statement from the band said : “ We can confirm that our lead singer and brother Duncan Campbell was taken to hospital after suffering a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that he is already up and about , we ask fans to respect Duncan and the family ’ s privacy as he works his way back to what we all hope will be a strong and speedy recovery .
“ We look forward to seeing you all on the road next spring.
” The news follows the band ’ s announcement last week that their UK tour dates due to take place in December had been rescheduled to March next year because of the Covid-19 outbreak .
UB40 formed in 1978 in Birmingham @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to a form issued to people claiming unemployment benefits at the time .
The band produced hits including Red Red Wine and Falling In Love With You and its line-up remained stable for 29 years until January 2008 , when frontman Ali left the band .
Ali has been highly critical of his replacement and said watching his brother perform the band ’ s songs “ makes my skin crawl ” .
He has since toured as part of the breakaway group UB40 Featuring Ali , Astro & Mickey , and the two @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in public .
UB40 have scored more than 40 top 40 songs in the UK and are recognised as one of the country ’ s most successful bands .
The original incarnation of the band backed then Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn at the 2019 general election , with the former leader describing them as “ an authentic socialist voice ” .
Its current line-up features Campbell and his brother Robin , Jimmy Brown , Earl Falconer , Norman Hassan and Brian Travers .

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UB40 singer Duncan Campbell is recovering in hospital after suffering a stroke.
A statement from the band said the 62-year-old, from Birmingham, is “up and about” and doing well.
Campbell replaced his brother Ali as lead singer of the British reggae group in 2008, after Ali quit over a disagreement about the band's management.
The band were due to go on tour next year.
A statement from the band said: “We can confirm that our lead singer and brother Duncan Campbell was taken to hospital after suffering a stroke.
“While we can report that he is already up and about, we ask fans to respect Duncan and the family’s privacy as he works his way back to what we all hope will be a strong and speedy recovery.
“We look forward to seeing you all on the road next spring.”
(Image: PA)
The news follows the band’s announcement last week that their UK tour dates due to take place in December had been rescheduled to March next year because of the Covid-19 outbreak.
UB40 formed in 1978 in Birmingham, choosing their name as a reference to a form issued to people claiming unemployment benefits at the time.
The band produced hits including Red Red Wine and Falling In Love With You and its line-up remained stable for 29 years until January 2008, when frontman Ali left the band.
Ali has been highly critical of his replacement and said watching his brother perform the band’s songs “makes my skin crawl”.
He has since toured as part of the breakaway group UB40 Featuring Ali, Astro & Mickey, and the two groups regularly hit out at each other in public.
UB40 have scored more than 40 top 40 songs in the UK and are recognised as one of the country’s most successful bands.
The original incarnation of the band backed then Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn at the 2019 general election, with the former leader describing them as “an authentic socialist voice”.
Its current line-up features Campbell and his brother Robin, Jimmy Brown, Earl Falconer, Norman Hassan and Brian Travers.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-08-04--How NHS staff can get a free UK holiday this summer

NHS workers could be in the running for a free UK holiday with loved ones this summer .
From August through to October , NHS staff can apply for a complimentary two-night getaway at a Supercity aparthotel of their choice with loved ones .
All its aparthotels are situated in some of the UK ’ s most vibrant cities , including Brighton , London and even right here in Manchester .
Each of the hotels are in central locations , and have their own private kitchen and living room in the self-contained suite - in addition to the usual bedroom @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Supercity said : “ Thanking the NHS after everything they have done for us was a no-brainer for our business .
`` Our UK health carers have worked tirelessly throughout this pandemic , so when the time comes for them to take a well-deserved mini break , we want to be there to help ensure that they feel safe in doing so .
” The first 120 NHS workers to apply will receive a complimentary two-night stay , with 50 % deductions offered to all NHS workers thereafter .
Apply for a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of your choice by emailing sleep @ supercityuk.com .
For Ts & Cs and more information visit : https : //supercityuk.com/offers-p/

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NHS workers could be in the running for a free UK holiday with loved ones this summer.
From August through to October, NHS staff can apply for a complimentary two-night getaway at a Supercity aparthotel of their choice with loved ones.
All its aparthotels are situated in some of the UK’s most vibrant cities, including Brighton, London and even right here in Manchester.
Each of the hotels are in central locations, and have their own private kitchen and living room in the self-contained suite - in addition to the usual bedroom and bathroom.
Alexis Burton, CEO of Supercity said: “ Thanking the NHS after everything they have done for us was a no-brainer for our business.
"Our UK health carers have worked tirelessly throughout this pandemic, so when the time comes for them to take a well-deserved mini break, we want to be there to help ensure that they feel safe in doing so. ”
The first 120 NHS workers to apply will receive a complimentary two-night stay, with 50% deductions offered to all NHS workers thereafter.
Apply for a complimentary two-night getaway at a Supercity aparthotel of your choice by emailing sleep@supercityuk.com. For Ts&Cs and more information visit: https://supercityuk.com/offers-p/


themanchestereveningnews--2020-08-04--Manchester United give team news and injury updates vs LASK Linz

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says he will select a Manchester United side similar to the one which thrashed LASK Linz in the first leg of their round-of-16 Europa League tie .
United host LASK five months later than scheduled for their European resumption with a 5-0 aggregate advantage and Solskjaer is expected to make wholesale changes to the team which ground out a 2-0 win at Leicester on the final day of the Premier League campaign .
Jesse Lingard , a scorer at Leicester , sat in with Solskjaer for his pre-match press conference and is a confirmed starter but Axel @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from United 's Europa League squad as they are out until September .
`` Axel started to get niggles early on when we restarted and he had to have an op in his foot , '' Solskjaer said .
`` He 'll be back early September .
Luke sustained an injury against Southampton and he 'll be ready again early September , they should both be ready when the league starts .
`` Jesse will be starting tomorrow but the team wo n't be too different from the last time we played LASK @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was a difficult game .
It was n't a 5-0 difference [ between ] the two teams , winning 2-0 after 60 minutes , scored three goals in the last five .
`` We know we have to perform and there 's an opportunity for players to stake a place in the quarters if we get through . ''
United have considered managing the playing time of certain regulars ahead of the Europa League 's restart but the club has gone more than three years without a trophy and Solskjaer is desperate to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ want to play , they do n't want a break .
When they 're in and around the place , they want to play and are bothering me all the time : ' I do n't want a rest , I want to play ' .
It 's not easy at times to say , 'you 're rested ' .
`` But we go into this tournament wanting to win .
I hope the players need to win like I do .
For me , when you win a trophy as a coach @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to when you 're a player , you know that you represent more than the team .
We go into this tournament with players wanting to win and not giving them a break , no .
`` Going into any game of football you want to win .
But now we know we 're four games away from winning a trophy and this team has developed all through the season and we 're delighted with finishing third .
`` The next step for this team is getting our hands on a trophy .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Carabao Cup and FA Cup this year , we want to go one step further and win something . ''
Despite a five-day gap between the LASK second leg and United 's quarter-final , and six days between the quarter and semi-final dates , Solskjaer is resigned to United spending the duration of the tournament in Cologne , where they will play all of their games for as long as they stay in the competition .
`` There have been discussions at a higher level than me to how that tournament is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ moment , it looks like we 're staying .
You could look at it as one game and you travel to an away game , but it 's a tournament and it looks like we 'll be staying in Germany . ''

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says he will select a Manchester United side similar to the one which thrashed LASK Linz in the first leg of their round-of-16 Europa League tie.
United host LASK five months later than scheduled for their European resumption with a 5-0 aggregate advantage and Solskjaer is expected to make wholesale changes to the team which ground out a 2-0 win at Leicester on the final day of the Premier League campaign.
Jesse Lingard, a scorer at Leicester, sat in with Solskjaer for his pre-match press conference and is a confirmed starter but Axel Tuanzebe and Luke Shaw have been omitted from United's Europa League squad as they are out until September.
"Axel started to get niggles early on when we restarted and he had to have an op in his foot," Solskjaer said. "He'll be back early September. Luke sustained an injury against Southampton and he'll be ready again early September, they should both be ready when the league starts.
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"Jesse will be starting tomorrow but the team won't be too different from the last time we played LASK away in March. We know it was a difficult game. It wasn't a 5-0 difference [between] the two teams, winning 2-0 after 60 minutes, scored three goals in the last five.
"We know we have to perform and there's an opportunity for players to stake a place in the quarters if we get through."
United have considered managing the playing time of certain regulars ahead of the Europa League's restart but the club has gone more than three years without a trophy and Solskjaer is desperate to end that drought.
"The players want to play, they don't want a break. When they're in and around the place, they want to play and are bothering me all the time: 'I don't want a rest, I want to play'. It's not easy at times to say, 'you're rested'.
"But we go into this tournament wanting to win. I hope the players need to win like I do. For me, when you win a trophy as a coach or manager it's a different feeling to when you're a player, you know that you represent more than the team. We go into this tournament with players wanting to win and not giving them a break, no.
"Going into any game of football you want to win. But now we know we're four games away from winning a trophy and this team has developed all through the season and we're delighted with finishing third.
"The next step for this team is getting our hands on a trophy. We've got to two semi-finals in the Carabao Cup and FA Cup this year, we want to go one step further and win something."
Despite a five-day gap between the LASK second leg and United's quarter-final, and six days between the quarter and semi-final dates, Solskjaer is resigned to United spending the duration of the tournament in Cologne, where they will play all of their games for as long as they stay in the competition.
"There have been discussions at a higher level than me to how that tournament is going to pan out. At the moment, it looks like we're staying. You could look at it as one game and you travel to an away game, but it's a tournament and it looks like we'll be staying in Germany."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-08-04--Tourists told they must social distance - or put everyone at risk of lockdown

Tourists are being warned to observe social distancing rules or risk causing local lockdowns in top UK holiday spots .
With temperatures tipped to hit 33°C in parts this weekend , visitors are expected to flock to beaches and beautyspots across Britain once more .
And while Boris Johnson has urged Brits to embrace the staycation this year , local leaders have warned the summer holiday season could be in jeopardy at popular destinations if visitors continue to flout rules .
Residents in some resorts have said they are `` too scared '' to leave their homes due to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
On social media locals have described some Cornish resorts as being `` absolute madness , '' and `` Benidorm on steroids '' .
A number of street marshals have had to be deployed , giving social distancing tips where necessary .
The infection rates in Cornwall have started to rise amid the summer holiday season , which has seen swathes of tourists descend on the South West .
Adam Paynter , deputy leader of Cornwall Council , warned that if people ignored the instructions to maintain a social distance , wash hands @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a local lockdown could potentially jeopardise the holiday season .
He said : “ I urge all visitors to Cornwall to follow guidelines such as washing hands , wearing a mask when required to and maintaining a social distance .
“ We want to avoid the local lockdowns that have happened further north that have seen places shut down and we want to make sure the attractions stay open for local and visitors to enjoy and don ’ t want to see anything closed and the best way to achieve that is if @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the rules to avoid spreading the coronavirus .
If they do that , they ’ ll remain open.
” He added ' : “ Just because you ’ re on holiday it doesn ’ t mean you can just forget everything .
`` There have been reports that some people when refusing to wear a mask have said they ’ ve come down to Cornwall to get away from it as if the coronavirus doesn ’ t exist in Cornwall when it does .
People need to be sensible and follow all the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ presents symptoms , they should go back home and have a test.
” In Blackpool , visitors slammed the lack of social distancing at the Pleasure Beach attraction this weekend .
Guests claimed the park was 'overcrowded ' and 'rammed ' with 'too many ' people , with long queues out of the park and no social distancing in place .
Park bosses announced they would enforce a number of social distancing measures across the attraction ahead of reopening last month , however people claimed the rules were not being obeyed by visitors @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mounds of litter were left across the beach , with hundreds of pieces of rubbish - including bottles , beach balls and children 's toys - strewn across the sand .
By the evening , Blackpool Council had sent out littering services to clear away the debris , which were also helped by volunteers .
The authority reminded people of the 'beauty ' of the beaches during lockdown , when there were no visitors to the resort .
The leader of Thanet District Council has also warned Kent 's beaches are in danger @ @ @ @ @ @ @ number of visitors .
They have begged people to think twice about visiting the popular coastal spots .
Following record numbers last weekend , Rick Everitt , the council leader , told the Press Association .
“ Early on , it became clear that they were going to reach levels of which we were concerned about.
” “ The RNLI only have a certain capacity .
“ They ’ re on seven Thanet beaches this summer , which is slightly fewer than usual , and they ’ re doing a great job where @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have unlimited resources to deal with people in the water .
“ If you have too many people on the beach , it just becomes unmanageable from that point of view.
” Snowdonia National Park has seen car parks fill up quickly with visitors each day since restrictions were eased .
During last weekend 's hot weather , chaos ensued after rows of cars blocked highways .
Police took action on vehicles parked dangerously as a result , towing seven vehicles , including a camper van , after they were parked illegally on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Local leaders in Gwynedd are currently debating the possibility of a toll on visitors to Snowdon in a bid to mitigate the impact of tourism on north west Wales .

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Tourists are being warned to observe social distancing rules or risk causing local lockdowns in top UK holiday spots.
With temperatures tipped to hit 33°C in parts this weekend, visitors are expected to flock to beaches and beautyspots across Britain once more.
And while Boris Johnson has urged Brits to embrace the staycation this year, local leaders have warned the summer holiday season could be in jeopardy at popular destinations if visitors continue to flout rules.
Residents in some resorts have said they are "too scared" to leave their homes due to the sheer number of people on the streets.
On social media locals have described some Cornish resorts as being "absolute madness," and "Benidorm on steroids". A number of street marshals have had to be deployed, giving social distancing tips where necessary.
(Image: Getty Images)
The infection rates in Cornwall have started to rise amid the summer holiday season, which has seen swathes of tourists descend on the South West.
Adam Paynter, deputy leader of Cornwall Council, warned that if people ignored the instructions to maintain a social distance, wash hands and wear a mask where appropriate, a local lockdown could potentially jeopardise the holiday season.
He said: “I urge all visitors to Cornwall to follow guidelines such as washing hands, wearing a mask when required to and maintaining a social distance.
“We want to avoid the local lockdowns that have happened further north that have seen places shut down and we want to make sure the attractions stay open for local and visitors to enjoy and don’t want to see anything closed and the best way to achieve that is if people do all they can to follow the rules to avoid spreading the coronavirus. If they do that, they’ll remain open.”
He added': “Just because you’re on holiday it doesn’t mean you can just forget everything.
"There have been reports that some people when refusing to wear a mask have said they’ve come down to Cornwall to get away from it as if the coronavirus doesn’t exist in Cornwall when it does. People need to be sensible and follow all the guidelines.
“If anyone on holiday presents symptoms, they should go back home and have a test.”
(Image: Getty Images)
In Blackpool, visitors slammed the lack of social distancing at the Pleasure Beach attraction this weekend.
Guests claimed the park was 'overcrowded' and 'rammed' with 'too many' people, with long queues out of the park and no social distancing in place.
Park bosses announced they would enforce a number of social distancing measures across the attraction ahead of reopening last month, however people claimed the rules were not being obeyed by visitors.
Residents were also left outraged after mounds of litter were left across the beach, with hundreds of pieces of rubbish - including bottles, beach balls and children's toys - strewn across the sand.
By the evening, Blackpool Council had sent out littering services to clear away the debris, which were also helped by volunteers.
The authority reminded people of the 'beauty' of the beaches during lockdown, when there were no visitors to the resort.
(Image: PA)
The leader of Thanet District Council has also warned Kent's beaches are in danger of becoming 'unmanageable' due to the number of visitors.
They have begged people to think twice about visiting the popular coastal spots.
Following record numbers last weekend, Rick Everitt, the council leader, told the Press Association. “Early on, it became clear that they were going to reach levels of which we were concerned about.”
“The RNLI only have a certain capacity.
“They’re on seven Thanet beaches this summer, which is slightly fewer than usual, and they’re doing a great job where they are but they don’t have unlimited resources to deal with people in the water.
“If you have too many people on the beach, it just becomes unmanageable from that point of view.”
(Image: Daily Post Wales)
Snowdonia National Park has seen car parks fill up quickly with visitors each day since restrictions were eased. During last weekend's hot weather, chaos ensued after rows of cars blocked highways.
Police took action on vehicles parked dangerously as a result, towing seven vehicles, including a camper van, after they were parked illegally on a clear way in the beautyspot.
Local leaders in Gwynedd are currently debating the possibility of a toll on visitors to Snowdon in a bid to mitigate the impact of tourism on north west Wales.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-08-04--Ole Gunnar Solskjaer Manchester United press conference RECAP

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer spoke to the press on Tuesday afternoon as he previewed the upcoming Europa League @ @ @ @ @ Linz .
United go into the game with a 5-0 lead from the first-leg encounter @ @ @ @ @ to rotate their squad heavily for the return fixture at Old Trafford on Wednesday night @ @ @ @ @ team news for the match as he confirmed Jesse Lingard , who accompanied his manager @ @ @ @ @ will start .
Teden Mengi could make his debut after being added to United 's @ @ @ @ @ knockout stages .
United will face Copenhagen or Istanbul Basaksehir in the quarter-finals .
Solskjaer @ @ @ @ @ transfer activity as a deal for Jadon Sancho edges closer , and he would not @ @ @ @ @ for Chris Smalling after the defender returned to the club from Roma .
See what @ @ @ @ @ the press conference below .

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer spoke to the press on Tuesday afternoon as he previewed the upcoming Europa League last-16 second leg against LASK Linz.
United go into the game with a 5-0 lead from the first-leg encounter in March and are expected to rotate their squad heavily for the return fixture at Old Trafford on Wednesday night.
Solskjaer had some early team news for the match as he confirmed Jesse Lingard, who accompanied his manager in the press conference, will start. Teden Mengi could make his debut after being added to United's revised squad list for the knockout stages.
United will face Copenhagen or Istanbul Basaksehir in the quarter-finals.
Solskjaer remained coy on United's transfer activity as a deal for Jadon Sancho edges closer, and he would not say what the future holds for Chris Smalling after the defender returned to the club from Roma.
See what Solskjaer had to say in the press conference below.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-08-04--Man 'flabbergasted' as he's hit with fine for coronavirus drive-through test

A motorist said he was “ flabbergasted ” at being handed a parking fine after taking a drive-through coronavirus test .
Geoff Pugh , 52 , was hit with the £90 penalty after taking his family for a throat and mouth swab at Edmonton Green Shopping Centre in north London on July 7 .
He said he `` did n't leave the car the whole time '' whilst he was parked at the Enfield site - temporarily being used as a testing facility during lockdown .
The photographer from Stoke Newington , east London , said : “ At first @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fine , so I was about to pay it , but when I looked into where it happened and realised what it was , I was flabbergasted .
“ I think it ’ s completely ridiculous to charge someone for looking after the health of their family , neighbours and work colleagues .
“ I didn ’ t even leave the car the whole time I was there.
” Mr Pugh said he was at the site for 23 minutes with his wife and two children – aged nine and 11 – and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ directing him where to go .
His vehicle had been detected by a camera using automatic number plate recognition ( ANPR ) which was situated in the car park .
A Highview Parking spokesman said it would cancel any PCNs issued to visitors “ incorrectly ” .
The spokesman said : “ The car park terms and conditions and the pay-for-parking system and tariff are set by our client – we do not have any involvement in setting these rules , or indeed when they do or do not charge for parking .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ not the car park has been repurposed by Enfield Council , just that we have been asked to suspend enforcement activity on specific days and times where they have agreed to provide space for Covid testing .
However the car park is still being used for retail during this time .
“ As these are specific dates , we rely on notification of those dates in advance .
“ July 7 was an occasion where we were only notified that the site had been used for Covid testing , more than a week @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ We will cancel any PCNs that have been issued to visitors incorrectly on this or any other specified date where testing is taking place .
”

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A motorist said he was “flabbergasted” at being handed a parking fine after taking a drive-through coronavirus test.
Geoff Pugh, 52, was hit with the £90 penalty after taking his family for a throat and mouth swab at Edmonton Green Shopping Centre in north London on July 7.
He said he "didn't leave the car the whole time" whilst he was parked at the Enfield site - temporarily being used as a testing facility during lockdown.
The photographer from Stoke Newington, east London, said: “At first I thought it was just a genuine fine, so I was about to pay it, but when I looked into where it happened and realised what it was, I was flabbergasted.
(Image: PA)
“I think it’s completely ridiculous to charge someone for looking after the health of their family, neighbours and work colleagues.
“I didn’t even leave the car the whole time I was there.”
Mr Pugh said he was at the site for 23 minutes with his wife and two children – aged nine and 11 – and followed all of the advice from staff directing him where to go.
His vehicle had been detected by a camera using automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) which was situated in the car park.
A Highview Parking spokesman said it would cancel any PCNs issued to visitors “incorrectly”.
The spokesman said: “The car park terms and conditions and the pay-for-parking system and tariff are set by our client – we do not have any involvement in setting these rules, or indeed when they do or do not charge for parking.
“We cannot confirm whether or not the car park has been repurposed by Enfield Council, just that we have been asked to suspend enforcement activity on specific days and times where they have agreed to provide space for Covid testing. However the car park is still being used for retail during this time.
“As these are specific dates, we rely on notification of those dates in advance.
“July 7 was an occasion where we were only notified that the site had been used for Covid testing, more than a week later, and PCNs were already issued.
“We will cancel any PCNs that have been issued to visitors incorrectly on this or any other specified date where testing is taking place.”


themanchestereveningnews--2020-08-04--Aldi has revealed its Christmas food range for 2020

It may only be August , and we might be in the middle of a pandemic , but that does n't mean we ca n't think about Christmas .
Well , that 's what Aldi thinks anyway , as the supermarket has revealed what we can expect from its Christmas food range for 2020 .
Before you start moaning , I want to say something .
Yes - for some people it might be a bit early to start thinking about Christmas , and that 's fine .
You do n't have to read any further , and you 're @ @ @ @ @ @ @ August rain outside .
But for some people , the idea of Christmas is a welcome break from what 's currently happening in the world , and offers some light relief - so let 's enjoy it !
Here are some of the best products from Aldi 's 2020 Christmas food range , according to the Mirror : Available in stores from December 10th , these fancy pigs in blankets have been paired with black truffles and truffle oil .
Aldi will also be selling giant-sized pigs in blankets or loaded pigs in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ town this year when it comes to sides .
Once again , it will be selling loaded mini Yorkshire puddings packed with sausage stuffing balls and topped with a pig in blanket .
The mouth-watering treats will be go on sale at Aldi stores from December 19th .
The Specially Selected desserts are hard to beat and this shimmering gold Christmas pudding is really getting us excited for the festive period .
It 's made with plums , glacé cherries , vine fruits , damsons and almonds and is soaked in sherry and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ November 1st .
For smoked salmon lovers , the supermarket is launching gin or whiskey-infused salmon .
Shoppers will be able to buy both versions from October 26th .
Love them or hate them , it would n't be Christmas without mince pies .
This year Aldi will be selling millionaire 's mince pies , flavoured crumble mince pies and mini mince pies .
They 've got us drooling already .
They will be launching on different dates from September to November .
Find out more about Aldi 's festive range by visiting @ @

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It may only be August, and we might be in the middle of a pandemic, but that doesn't mean we can't think about Christmas.
Well, that's what Aldi thinks anyway, as the supermarket has revealed what we can expect from its Christmas food range for 2020.
Before you start moaning, I want to say something. Yes - for some people it might be a bit early to start thinking about Christmas, and that's fine. You don't have to read any further, and you're welcome to continue lapping up the glorious August rain outside.
But for some people, the idea of Christmas is a welcome break from what's currently happening in the world, and offers some light relief - so let's enjoy it!
Here are some of the best products from Aldi's 2020 Christmas food range, according to the Mirror :
Truffle pigs in blankets
(Image: Aldi)
Available in stores from December 10th, these fancy pigs in blankets have been paired with black truffles and truffle oil.
Aldi will also be selling giant-sized pigs in blankets or loaded pigs in blankets.
Loaded mini Yorkshire puddings
(Image: Aldi)
Aldi has really gone to town this year when it comes to sides. Once again, it will be selling loaded mini Yorkshire puddings packed with sausage stuffing balls and topped with a pig in blanket.
The mouth-watering treats will be go on sale at Aldi stores from December 19th.
Plum and pink gin pudding
(Image: Aldi)
The Specially Selected desserts are hard to beat and this shimmering gold Christmas pudding is really getting us excited for the festive period.
It's made with plums, glacé cherries, vine fruits, damsons and almonds and is soaked in sherry and pink gin.
Available at Aldi from November 1st.
Whisky and gin-infused salmon
(Image: Aldi)
For smoked salmon lovers, the supermarket is launching gin or whiskey-infused salmon.
Shoppers will be able to buy both versions from October 26th.
Mince pies
Love them or hate them, it wouldn't be Christmas without mince pies.
This year Aldi will be selling millionaire's mince pies, flavoured crumble mince pies and mini mince pies. They've got us drooling already.
They will be launching on different dates from September to November.
Find out more about Aldi's festive range by visiting aldi.co.uk.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-08-04--Andy Burnham slams Eat Out To Help Out for 'highest paid' while others suffer

Andy Burnham has hit out at the 'highest paid ' benefiting from the Eat Out To Help Out scheme while there is a lack of support for low paid people who need to isolate .
He said he was 'uncomfortable ' with the idea that well-off people were able to get 50pc off in restaurants while the lowest-paid were not given 'any access to statutory sick pay nor help to self-isolate ' .
His comments came in a retweet to MP Jeremy Hunt , who posted pictures of his bill - discounted by £50 - following a lunch with friends @ @ @ @ @ @ @ him clinking drinks with a friend , Mr Hunt wrote : `` Delicious lunch at the White Horse in Hascombe - thanks to Paul and Sorrel Morganti and their great team and of course to Rishi Sunak # EatOutToHelpOut . ''
In a retweet on Tuesday , Mr Burnham wrote : `` Been thinking a lot about this .
`` Are we really saying we ’ re all comfortable with giving the highest-paid £50 off their restaurant bills but not giving the lowest-paid any access to statutory sick pay nor help to self-isolate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but I ’ m not . ''
Running from August 3 to 31 , diners can get a 50 % discount when they eat in at restaurants that are registered with the Eat Out to Help Out Scheme .
But Mr Burnham said we 'should n't spend taxpayers money on subsidising meals out but not support the low-paid to take time off work to protect their health . '
Writing in The Mirror , on Sunday he said : `` On the whole , people in Greater Manchester have been brilliant and I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lockdown rules .
`` That will get us nowhere .
`` Instead , we should be asking the Government to do more for the communities most affected .
`` One reason why the virus is spreading in poorer areas is because people in low-paid , insecure jobs know they wo n't be paid if they abide with test and trace self-isolation rules .
`` And , understandably , they do n't want to dob in mates in the same boat to tracers .
Statutory sick pay is not the answer .
`` Two @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and it is only £95 a week .
Even the Health Secretary admitted he could n't live on that .
`` If you get a message from test and trace you should be able to isolate immediately on full pay . ''
HM Treasury has been contacted for comment .

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Andy Burnham has hit out at the 'highest paid' benefiting from the Eat Out To Help Out scheme while there is a lack of support for low paid people who need to isolate.
He said he was 'uncomfortable' with the idea that well-off people were able to get 50pc off in restaurants while the lowest-paid were not given 'any access to statutory sick pay nor help to self-isolate'.
His comments came in a retweet to MP Jeremy Hunt, who posted pictures of his bill - discounted by £50 - following a lunch with friends in Surrey.
Along with pictures of him clinking drinks with a friend, Mr Hunt wrote: "Delicious lunch at the White Horse in Hascombe - thanks to Paul and Sorrel Morganti and their great team and of course to Rishi Sunak #EatOutToHelpOut."
In a retweet on Tuesday, Mr Burnham wrote: "Been thinking a lot about this.
"Are we really saying we’re all comfortable with giving the highest-paid £50 off their restaurant bills but not giving the lowest-paid any access to statutory sick pay nor help to self-isolate? Don’t know about you but I’m not."
Running from August 3 to 31, diners can get a 50% discount when they eat in at restaurants that are registered with the Eat Out to Help Out Scheme.
But Mr Burnham said we 'shouldn't spend taxpayers money on subsidising meals out but not support the low-paid to take time off work to protect their health.'
Writing in The Mirror, on Sunday he said: "On the whole, people in Greater Manchester have been brilliant and I reject efforts to blame some for breaking lockdown rules.
"That will get us nowhere.
"Instead, we should be asking the Government to do more for the communities most affected.
"One reason why the virus is spreading in poorer areas is because people in low-paid, insecure jobs know they won't be paid if they abide with test and trace self-isolation rules.
"And, understandably, they don't want to dob in mates in the same boat to tracers. Statutory sick pay is not the answer.
"Two million people have no access to it and it is only £95 a week. Even the Health Secretary admitted he couldn't live on that.
"If you get a message from test and trace you should be able to isolate immediately on full pay."
A spokesman for HM Treasury said: “Eat Out to Help Out is part of our multibillion pound response to the virus and is about protecting the jobs of the 1.8 million people working in the hospitality sector.
"We also extended Statutory Sick Pay to those who are self-isolating - making it payable from the first day rather than the fourth - introduced a scheme to help businesses pay for sick leave during the crisis and established income support schemes which have protected the livelihoods of millions.
"This is on top of tax deferrals, mortgage holidays and investing more than £9.3 billion into the welfare safety net.”


themanchestereveningnews--2020-08-04--Sergi Roberto agent responds to Man City transfer links

There has been no approach from Manchester City or any other club for Barcelona defender Sergi Roberto , as he continues to be linked with a move to the Etihad .
City boss Pep Guardiola is said to be an admirer of Roberto , and has made the full-back a target this summer , according to Spanish media .
In Tuesday 's edition of Sport , it 's claimed City want a new right-back , with Roberto an option .
The same report also identifies Eric Garcia as one of Barcelona 's top priorities , which could be why the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ year .
Roberto is not on a five-strong shortlist of players the MEN understands City are targeting this summer , and the Spaniard 's agent Josep Maria Orobitg has poured cold water on any suggestion that his client could leave the Nou Camp .
“ Sergi Roberto has no plans to leave Barca , '' he said .
“ Now there are no clubs showing interest and Barça has not submitted any proposals for the player to us.
” Vote for your City player of the season here .
One Spaniard who is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Valencia winger Ferran Torres .
Torres was due to have his medical today ( Tuesday ) before completing a £21million move .
Torres is unable to fly to Manchester to finalise the move due to the travel restrictions placed on anyone coming to the UK from Spain .
So the 20-year-old instead travelled to Barcelona to be checked over at the clinic of Ramon Cugat , who City have also used to treat serious knee injuries in recent years .

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There has been no approach from Manchester City or any other club for Barcelona defender Sergi Roberto, as he continues to be linked with a move to the Etihad.
City boss Pep Guardiola is said to be an admirer of Roberto, and has made the full-back a target this summer, according to Spanish media.
In Tuesday's edition of Sport , it's claimed City want a new right-back, with Roberto an option. The same report also identifies Eric Garcia as one of Barcelona's top priorities, which could be why the Roberto links have resurfaced from earlier this year.
Roberto is not on a five-strong shortlist of players the MEN understands City are targeting this summer, and the Spaniard's agent Josep Maria Orobitg has poured cold water on any suggestion that his client could leave the Nou Camp.
“Sergi Roberto has no plans to leave Barca," he said. “Now there are no clubs showing interest and Barça has not submitted any proposals for the player to us.”
Vote for your City player of the season here.
One Spaniard who is on the verge of joining City is Valencia winger Ferran Torres.
Torres was due to have his medical today (Tuesday) before completing a £21million move.
Torres is unable to fly to Manchester to finalise the move due to the travel restrictions placed on anyone coming to the UK from Spain.
So the 20-year-old instead travelled to Barcelona to be checked over at the clinic of Ramon Cugat, who City have also used to treat serious knee injuries in recent years.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-08-04--GMB viewers outraged over live broadcast of migrant boat crossing the Channel

Good Morning Britain viewers have been left outraged with the ITV programme ’ s decision to air footage of a migrant boat crossing the Channel live on air .
The segment saw GMB correspondent Jonathan Swain report from a boat about 10 miles off the coast as he was passed by a small dinghy-style boat with around 10 men on it .
The boat had been shadowed by French border forces before being left to cross into English waters , and was later picked up by UK Border Force .
Jonathan explained to programme hosts Kate Garraway and Ben Shephard @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 5th ” boat making the crossing this morning .
One one occasion Jonathan was seen shouting to the men asking if they were ok as one of the migrants could be seen frantically scooping water out of the overweight boat .
A concerned Kate said : `` I do n't know if you can see it from where you are , but when the camera zoomed in we could see the boat was sitting very low in the water .
`` They all looked quite wet and in fact someone on the port @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I do n't think that boat is meant to hold that many people , is it ? ''
Jonathan explained that she was correct and that the migrants would have paid £5,00-6,000 to make the journey to British shores .
`` No , it 's not , ” he replied .
“ They will have left at first light .
These are men who will have paid five or six thousand pounds to be on board .
`` There are strict rules here , we ca n't intervene .
We have informed the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on the water .
They seem to be okay . ''
Some viewers were left angry and uncomfortable by the coverage .
One tweeted : “ Gosh this is painful .
Just anything to get ratings.
” A second posted : “ Why are they filming them and zooming in on them like they ’ re animals ?
?
” A third said : “ Wtf is going on , on # gmb watching illegal migrants cross the channel.
” Another added : “ I rarely watch morning television but I flicked the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ GMB covering migrants crossing the channel in a dinghy .
“ Not entirely sure what to say to be honest.
” While others praised ITV for the coverage .
“ Extraordinary report on @ GMB this morning of migrants crossing in boats .
And the French coastguards just allowing them through , ” said one .

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Good Morning Britain viewers have been left outraged with the ITV programme’s decision to air footage of a migrant boat crossing the Channel live on air.
The segment saw GMB correspondent Jonathan Swain report from a boat about 10 miles off the coast as he was passed by a small dinghy-style boat with around 10 men on it.
The boat had been shadowed by French border forces before being left to cross into English waters, and was later picked up by UK Border Force.
Jonathan explained to programme hosts Kate Garraway and Ben Shephard that this was the “4th or 5th” boat making the crossing this morning.
One one occasion Jonathan was seen shouting to the men asking if they were ok as one of the migrants could be seen frantically scooping water out of the overweight boat.
(Image: ITV)
A concerned Kate said: "I don't know if you can see it from where you are, but when the camera zoomed in we could see the boat was sitting very low in the water.
"They all looked quite wet and in fact someone on the port side was bailing out water.
“I don't think that boat is meant to hold that many people, is it?"
Jonathan explained that she was correct and that the migrants would have paid £5,00-6,000 to make the journey to British shores.
"No, it's not,” he replied. “They will have left at first light. These are men who will have paid five or six thousand pounds to be on board.
(Image: ITV)
"There are strict rules here, we can't intervene. We have informed the Coast Guard. The Border Force are on the water. They seem to be okay."
Some viewers were left angry and uncomfortable by the coverage.
One tweeted: “Gosh this is painful. Just anything to get ratings.”
A second posted: “Why are they filming them and zooming in on them like they’re animals??”
A third said: “Wtf is going on, on #gmb watching illegal migrants cross the channel.”
Another added: “I rarely watch morning television but I flicked the TV on this morning to find #GMB covering migrants crossing the channel in a dinghy.
“Not entirely sure what to say to be honest.”
While others praised ITV for the coverage.
“Extraordinary report on @GMB this morning of migrants crossing in boats. And the French coastguards just allowing them through,” said one.
GMB airs weekdays from 6am on ITV.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-08-04--Blackburn starts local contact tracing after special measures and spike in cases

Officials in Blackburn have started its own system of local contact tracing amid concerns the national one is not working well enough on its own to reduce the number of coronavirus cases .
The authority said in partnership with Public Health England it has started a `` locally supported contact tracing system for the borough . ''
The council has developed a locally supported contact tracing system which will see council staff support efforts to find people who have come into contact with someone who has tested positive for Covid-19 .
On July 23 , Blackburn with Darwen was made @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a Public Health England surveillance report .
It meant there was an increase in testing and the easing of restrictions was paused to stop the spread .
Council leisure facilities did n't reopen unlike gyms in other parts of England as the government said all businesses and venues which were required to remain closed before 31 July in both Blackburn with Darwen and in Bradford must continue to remain closed .
Shielding of the most vulnerable people in Blackburn is continuing as part of the measures .
With local contact tracing , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ local knowledge if the national process has been unable to contact someone . ''
If the national system can not make contact with a local resident after two days , their details will be passed onto the local service to help find additional contacts .
If the team can ’ t get through to the resident by email , text or phone after another 48 hours , its local Contact Tracing team will visit residents and give them details of who they should contact .
Residents will be given advice and guidance to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of time .
The officer will also ask if the resident needs any support or help delivered through the local Help Hub .
Paul Fleming , Director of Business Change and the senior officer leading the development of the new system , said : `` Test and trace is a vital part of the national strategy to get the virus under control .
It is even more vital in areas like ours where we have a rising tide of cases .
`` Our system complements the national system because we have the local @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to send officers round to people ’ s addresses .
`` Our system is also beneficial because we can refer those who need to isolate to local support services if necessary .
`` Our system has already gone live and we are already seeing its benefits as we have managed to contact people the national system couldn ’ t .
`` I want to ask all residents to continue to work with us , continue to follow our advice and guidance and continue to take responsibility .
Together we will beat the virus @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the Council , said : `` Once again we see how local government , with its knowledge and connection to the local area , can rise to the challenge and deliver for our residents .
`` I am proud that we have designed and delivered an effective and efficient local system to complement the national programme very quickly .
`` Once again the Council has shown local leadership in our battle against this terrible virus . ''
A step by step guide to how the system works : • If the national @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you after two days they will now refer your details into our new , local BwD contact tracing team .
• BwD will receive a list of people to contact daily at 12pm and access to the national system to input the contact tracing information into .
The national system is called NHS Test and Trace .
• The BwD team will try to contact you by using different numbers and emails we hold to improve our chances .
A local Blackburn number shows up when we call you .
Information is on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ things work and assure you it ’ s not a scam .
• If BwD can ’ t contact you through phone/SMS/email after another 48 hours we will send someone from our local Public Protection team to your address to speak to you .
• It will provide advice to you , get details of your ‘ contacts ’ and update the national CTAS system , from there the national process and service picks back up to contact the people you ’ ve been in contact with .
The loop currently ends there @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will also see if you need any support or help through our Help Hub – this could be around support to shop for food , get medication , debt advice etc .

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Officials in Blackburn have started its own system of local contact tracing amid concerns the national one is not working well enough on its own to reduce the number of coronavirus cases.
The authority said in partnership with Public Health England it has started a "locally supported contact tracing system for the borough."
The council has developed a locally supported contact tracing system which will see council staff support efforts to find people who have come into contact with someone who has tested positive for Covid-19.
On July 23, Blackburn with Darwen was made an “area of intervention” following a Public Health England surveillance report.
It meant there was an increase in testing and the easing of restrictions was paused to stop the spread.
Council leisure facilities didn't reopen unlike gyms in other parts of England as the government said all businesses and venues which were required to remain closed before 31 July in both Blackburn with Darwen and in Bradford must continue to remain closed.
Shielding of the most vulnerable people in Blackburn is continuing as part of the measures.
With local contact tracing, the council said it will use its "local knowledge if the national process has been unable to contact someone."
If the national system cannot make contact with a local resident after two days, their details will be passed onto the local service to help find additional contacts.
If the team can’t get through to the resident by email, text or phone after another 48 hours, its local Contact Tracing team will visit residents and give them details of who they should contact.
Residents will be given advice and guidance to help them isolate for the required length of time.
The officer will also ask if the resident needs any support or help delivered through the local Help Hub.
Paul Fleming, Director of Business Change and the senior officer leading the development of the new system, said: "Test and trace is a vital part of the national strategy to get the virus under control. It is even more vital in areas like ours where we have a rising tide of cases.
"Our system complements the national system because we have the local knowledge of the area and the ability to send officers round to people’s addresses.
"Our system is also beneficial because we can refer those who need to isolate to local support services if necessary.
"Our system has already gone live and we are already seeing its benefits as we have managed to contact people the national system couldn’t.
"I want to ask all residents to continue to work with us, continue to follow our advice and guidance and continue to take responsibility. Together we will beat the virus."
Councillor Mohammed Khan, Leader of the Council, said: "Once again we see how local government, with its knowledge and connection to the local area, can rise to the challenge and deliver for our residents.
"I am proud that we have designed and delivered an effective and efficient local system to complement the national programme very quickly.
"Once again the Council has shown local leadership in our battle against this terrible virus."
A step by step guide to how the system works:


themanchestereveningnews--2020-08-04--Man jailed after stealing cash and till from garden centre

A man who stole cash and a till from a garden centre in Ashton-under-Lyne has been jailed .
Anthony Baguley , 37 , has been locked up for 14 months after pleading guilty to burglary .
His co-defendant Alex Cuthbert , 36 , was handed a four month sentence suspended for 18 months after pleading guilty to the same offence .
In a post on the GMP Tameside Facebook page , PC Martin Jones said the pair were involved in a burglary at a garden centre in Ashton on June 27 .
They went into the garden centre and stole @ @ @ @ @ @ @ suspects made off from the scene but Cuthbert was quickly apprehended , PC Jones said .
Officers then attended at the garden centre and reviewed the CCTV footage .
Baguley was identified as the second male and was arrested hours later .
At Minshull Street Crown Court , Baguley , of Oldham Road , Failsworth , was jailed for 14 months and ordered to pay a victim surcharge of £156 .
Cuthbert , of Waddicor Avenue , Ashton , appeared at Stockport Magistrates Court and was sentenced to four months suspended for 18 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ £600 .
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A man who stole cash and a till from a garden centre in Ashton-under-Lyne has been jailed.
Anthony Baguley, 37, has been locked up for 14 months after pleading guilty to burglary.
His co-defendant Alex Cuthbert, 36, was handed a four month sentence suspended for 18 months after pleading guilty to the same offence.
In a post on the GMP Tameside Facebook page, PC Martin Jones said the pair were involved in a burglary at a garden centre in Ashton on June 27.
They went into the garden centre and stole the till and its contents.
Both suspects made off from the scene but Cuthbert was quickly apprehended, PC Jones said.
Officers then attended at the garden centre and reviewed the CCTV footage.
Baguley was identified as the second male and was arrested hours later.
At Minshull Street Crown Court, Baguley, of Oldham Road, Failsworth, was jailed for 14 months and ordered to pay a victim surcharge of £156.
Cuthbert, of Waddicor Avenue, Ashton, appeared at Stockport Magistrates Court and was sentenced to four months suspended for 18 months and ordered to pay compensation of £600.
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themanchestereveningnews--2020-08-04--Second man appears in court accused of murder of 17-year-old

A 19-year-old man has appeared in court accused of the murder of 17-year-old Mohamoud Mohamed .
Daneaco Reid , of Moss Side , appeared in the dock at Manchester Magistrates Court this morning ( August 8 ) .
He is charged with one offence of murder of Mohamoud Mohamed and one offence of possession of a knife , both taking place on July 26 .
Mr Reid spoke only to confirm his name , address and date of birth .
No pleas were entered and no bail application was made .
At around 7.15pm last Sunday ( July 26 ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in Moss Side , Manchester , after they received reports of a disturbance .
Emergency services attended and the 17-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene .
The case was sent to Manchester Crown Court for a preliminary hearing on August 6 .
Mr Reid , of Broadfield Road , was remanded into custody until then .
Addressing him , District Judge John Temperley said : “ The murder charge must go to the crown court .
“ The bladed article charge is linked and will go to the crown court as well @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in two days time at Manchester Crown Court , and you will be remanded in custody until then.
” On Monday a 17-year-old boy , who can not be named for legal reasons , appeared at Manchester magistrates ' court accused of Mohamoud 's murder .
The boy was remanded into youth detention accommodation and will next appear at Manchester Crown Court for a preliminary hearing on August 4 .
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A 19-year-old man has appeared in court accused of the murder of 17-year-old Mohamoud Mohamed.
Daneaco Reid, of Moss Side, appeared in the dock at Manchester Magistrates Court this morning (August 8).
He is charged with one offence of murder of Mohamoud Mohamed and one offence of possession of a knife, both taking place on July 26.
Mr Reid spoke only to confirm his name, address and date of birth.
No pleas were entered and no bail application was made.
At around 7.15pm last Sunday (July 26), police were called to Henbury Street in Moss Side, Manchester, after they received reports of a disturbance.
Emergency services attended and the 17-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene.
The case was sent to Manchester Crown Court for a preliminary hearing on August 6.
Mr Reid, of Broadfield Road, was remanded into custody until then.
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Addressing him, District Judge John Temperley said: “The murder charge must go to the crown court.
“The bladed article charge is linked and will go to the crown court as well.
“The first appearance will be in two days time at Manchester Crown Court, and you will be remanded in custody until then.”
On Monday a 17-year-old boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, appeared at Manchester magistrates' court accused of Mohamoud's murder.
The boy was remanded into youth detention accommodation and will next appear at Manchester Crown Court for a preliminary hearing on August 4.
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themanchestereveningnews--2020-08-04--You can save £15 on Manchester United's new kits using this deal

Manchester United today unveiled their new home kit for the 2020/21 season .
As in almost every case of a new kit launch , the announcement has been met with a mixed reception by fans on social media .
Originally made available on the Adidas store and Manchester United 's official online store , other sports retailers have now followed suit .
One of those retailers , Kitbag , has partnered up with deals website Topcashback to give new customers the chance to save £15 off it 's RRP .
Step-by-step instructions on how to take advantage of this offer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ If the new home shirt is n't to your tastes , you can still use the £15 saving to your advantage .
The offer is applicable to all purchases made through Kitbag including the new and recently-released all-black track jacket .
You can check out Kitbag 's Manchester United range in its entirety here .
How to save £15 through Kitbag Kitbag have the new replica 2020/21 kits priced at £64.95 .
However , if you 're a new Topcashback customer you can bring that price down to just under £50 along with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ through this link and from there click through to Kitbag .
2 .
Make your purchase through Kitback as normal between now and August 31 2020 before 23:59pm .
3 .
Once the purchase has been made , £15 will be refunded into your bank account within 14 days .
All savings are funded by Topcashback and are limited to 5,000 sales and until stocks last .
Find out more by clicking through to the Topcashback website using the links provided above .

Manchester United today unveiled their new home kit for the 2020/21 season.
As in almost every case of a new kit launch, the announcement has been met with a mixed reception by fans on social media.
Originally made available on the Adidas store and Manchester United's official online store, other sports retailers have now followed suit.
One of those retailers, Kitbag, has partnered up with deals website Topcashback to give new customers the chance to save £15 off it's RRP. Step-by-step instructions on how to take advantage of this offer can be found at the below.
If the new home shirt isn't to your tastes, you can still use the £15 saving to your advantage. The offer is applicable to all purchases made through Kitbag including the new and recently-released all-black track jacket.
You can check out Kitbag's Manchester United range in its entirety here.
How to save £15 through Kitbag
Kitbag have the new replica 2020/21 kits priced at £64.95.
However, if you're a new Topcashback customer you can bring that price down to just under £50 along with free shipping.
Step-by-step guide
1. Join Topcashback through this link and from there click through to Kitbag.
2. Make your purchase through Kitback as normal between now and August 31 2020 before 23:59pm.
3. Once the purchase has been made, £15 will be refunded into your bank account within 14 days.
All savings are funded by Topcashback and are limited to 5,000 sales and until stocks last. Find out more by clicking through to the Topcashback website using the links provided above.