themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-30--Coronation Street fans repulsed by new teen grooming storyline

Coronation Street fans were horrified when Faye Windass was manipulated into sleeping with her sleazy boss Ray Crosby in shocking soap scenes .
Eighteen-year-old waitress Faye went to the much older man 's hotel room thinking she was there to help him choose a new wine list for his bistro in Monday night 's double bill .
Faye , who 's been told by Ray that she 's management material for his business , looked uncomfortable when the sexual predator opened the door in a dressing gown and told her he had just run a bath .
`` Play your @ @ @ @ @ @ @ enjoying the perks of being a manager including the use of your own personal hotel suite whenever you need it , '' he smarmed , inviting her to pour some wine for herself .
When she reacted to his flattery by reminding him she had a boyfriend , he laid on the guilt .
`` You 're in danger of hurting my feelings after everything I 've done for you , '' he told her .
`` You can go back to polishing cutlery if that 's what you want or - and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you can continue to benefit from the opportunities I 'm offering . ''
Ray then invited Faye , played by 19-year-old Ellie Leach , to join him in the bath .
As the soap returned for its second episode the teen was seen sitting up in bed looking awkward as the conniving businessman emerged from the bathroom .
`` I admire young women today , '' he said as he dressed .
`` You see something you want , you go for it .
No messing .
`` Guess that 's women 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : `` You know what I love about you ?
You 're really mature for your age . ''
Clocking that Faye looked unhappy , he said : `` We 're all grown-ups , this is just a bit of fun between you and me . ''
`` It 's sick , '' said one viewer on Twitter .
`` Ray getting Faye to sleep with him ewwwww , '' said another .
`` Oh no , this is all kinds of wrong going to far , '' tweeted another .
While grooming @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , it is also possible for adults , especially vulnerable adults to be groomed .
According to the charity Survivors Manchester adult grooming is where an adult is prepared so they 'unwittingly allow abusive behaviour or exploitation to occur later . '
The abuser typically befriends or builds a relationship with the victim to establish a relationship of trust .
In 2017 the soap was widely praised for its powerful storyline about 16-year-old Bethany Platt who was groomed by tanning shop boss Nathan Curtis .
Bethany was raped by Nathan Curtis , who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and his sordid gang of friends in 2017 and they were given a lengthy spell in prison after being found guilty of rape and conspiracy to rape .
Next week there 's harrowing scenes when a flattered Faye , who is dating policeman Craig Tinker , puts aside any misgivings and agrees to join Ray for a drink in his office .
But there 's harrowing scenes when , hearing Faye ’ s muffled cries from inside , her brother Gary orders Ray to open the door and his sister emerges in @ @ @ @ @ @

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Coronation Street fans were horrified when Faye Windass was manipulated into sleeping with her sleazy boss Ray Crosby in shocking soap scenes.
Eighteen-year-old waitress Faye went to the much older man's hotel room thinking she was there to help him choose a new wine list for his bistro in Monday night's double bill.
Faye, who's been told by Ray that she's management material for his business, looked uncomfortable when the sexual predator opened the door in a dressing gown and told her he had just run a bath.
(Image: ITV)
"Play your cards right and you'll soon be enjoying the perks of being a manager including the use of your own personal hotel suite whenever you need it," he smarmed, inviting her to pour some wine for herself.
When she reacted to his flattery by reminding him she had a boyfriend, he laid on the guilt.
"You're in danger of hurting my feelings after everything I've done for you," he told her.
(Image: ITV)
"You can go back to polishing cutlery if that's what you want or - and this would be the smarter move - you can continue to benefit from the opportunities I'm offering."
Ray then invited Faye, played by 19-year-old Ellie Leach, to join him in the bath.
As the soap returned for its second episode the teen was seen sitting up in bed looking awkward as the conniving businessman emerged from the bathroom.
(Image: ITV)
"I admire young women today," he said as he dressed.
"You see something you want, you go for it. No messing. "Guess that's women's lib for you."
He added: "You know what I love about you? You're really mature for your age."
Clocking that Faye looked unhappy, he said: "We're all grown-ups, this is just a bit of fun between you and me."
"It's sick," said one viewer on Twitter.
"Ray getting Faye to sleep with him ewwwww," said another.
"Oh no, this is all kinds of wrong going to far," tweeted another.
While grooming is most associated with child sexual abuse, it is also possible for adults, especially vulnerable adults to be groomed.
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According to the charity Survivors Manchester adult grooming is where an adult is prepared so they 'unwittingly allow abusive behaviour or exploitation to occur later.'
The abuser typically befriends or builds a relationship with the victim to establish a relationship of trust.
In 2017 the soap was widely praised for its powerful storyline about 16-year-old Bethany Platt who was groomed by tanning shop boss Nathan Curtis.
Bethany was raped by Nathan Curtis, who pretended he wanted to be her boyfriend, and his sordid gang of friends in 2017 and they were given a lengthy spell in prison after being found guilty of rape and conspiracy to rape.
Next week there's harrowing scenes when a flattered Faye, who is dating policeman Craig Tinker, puts aside any misgivings and agrees to join Ray for a drink in his office.
But there's harrowing scenes when, hearing Faye’s muffled cries from inside, her brother Gary orders Ray to open the door and his sister emerges in tears, her blouse torn.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-30--Sir Philip Green's Arcadia retail empire plunges into administration

Sir Philip Green 's retail empire has fallen into administration putting 13,000 jobs at risk , administrators have confirmed .
The company , which is behind Topshop , Miss Selfridge , Dorothy Perkins and Burton , said the coronavirus pandemic and lockdown closures had 'had a material impact on trading across our businesses ' .
The group had been in emergency talks with lenders , hoping to secure a £30m loan to shore up its finances .
Tonight , it has been confirmed that Deloitte has been appointed to handle the insolvency process .
The firm confirmed that no redundancies @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Topman , Evans and Wallis , will be announced today .
Though thousands of jobs are expected to be at risk across Greater Manchester , where there are 50 Arcadia-owned retail stores across the region .
A statement from Deloitte said : “ No redundancies are being announced today as a result of the appointment and stores will continue to trade .
“ The Joint Administrators are assessing all options available to the Group .
The administrators will be honouring all online orders made over the Black Friday weekend and will continue to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the business.
” Retail trade union Usdaw said it will seek an urgent meeting with Arcadia ’ s administrators in an attempt to save jobs and ensure staff are treated fairly .
Usdaw national officer Dave Gill said : “ Now that Arcadia is in administration it is crucial that the voice of staff is heard over the future of the business and that is best done through their trade union .
“ We are seeking urgent meetings and need assurances on what efforts are being made to save jobs , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the funding of the pension scheme .
In the meantime we are providing our members with the support and advice they need at this very difficult time .
“ Over 200,000 retail job losses and 20,000 store closures this year are absolutely devastating and lay bare the scale of the challenge the industry faces .
Each one of those job losses is a personal tragedy for the individual worker and store closures are scarring our high streets and communities .
“ What retail needs is a joined up strategy of unions , employers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ recovery plan .
Usdaw has long called for an industrial strategy for retail , as part of our ‘ Save our Shops ’ campaign , to help a sector that was already struggling before the coronavirus emergency .
“ There are substantial issues that need to be addressed likes rents , rates and taxation , to create a level playing field between high streets and online retail .
Those issues will not be resolved with ‘ sticking plaster ’ measures like today ’ s 24-hour opening Government announcement .
“ Retail is crucial @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it employs around three million people across the UK .
The Government must take this seriously ; we need a recovery plan to get the industry back on its feet.
” Arcadia has more than 500 retail stores across the UK , the majority of which are currently shut under England 's second national lockdown , which has forced the closure of non-essential retail .
Shops will be allowed to reopen under all three levels of the tougher new tier system from December 2 .

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Sir Philip Green's retail empire has fallen into administration putting 13,000 jobs at risk, administrators have confirmed.
The company, which is behind Topshop, Miss Selfridge, Dorothy Perkins and Burton, said the coronavirus pandemic and lockdown closures had 'had a material impact on trading across our businesses'.
The group had been in emergency talks with lenders, hoping to secure a £30m loan to shore up its finances.
Tonight, it has been confirmed that Deloitte has been appointed to handle the insolvency process.
The firm confirmed that no redundancies at the business, which also owns Topman, Evans and Wallis, will be announced today.
Though thousands of jobs are expected to be at risk across Greater Manchester, where there are 50 Arcadia-owned retail stores across the region.
A statement from Deloitte said: “No redundancies are being announced today as a result of the appointment and stores will continue to trade.
“The Joint Administrators are assessing all options available to the Group. The administrators will be honouring all online orders made over the Black Friday weekend and will continue to be operating all the existing sale channels of the business.”
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Retail trade union Usdaw said it will seek an urgent meeting with Arcadia’s administrators in an attempt to save jobs and ensure staff are treated fairly.
Usdaw national officer Dave Gill said: “Now that Arcadia is in administration it is crucial that the voice of staff is heard over the future of the business and that is best done through their trade union.
“We are seeking urgent meetings and need assurances on what efforts are being made to save jobs, the plan for stores to continue trading and the funding of the pension scheme. In the meantime we are providing our members with the support and advice they need at this very difficult time.
“Over 200,000 retail job losses and 20,000 store closures this year are absolutely devastating and lay bare the scale of the challenge the industry faces. Each one of those job losses is a personal tragedy for the individual worker and store closures are scarring our high streets and communities.
“What retail needs is a joined up strategy of unions, employers and Government working together to develop a recovery plan. Usdaw has long called for an industrial strategy for retail, as part of our ‘Save our Shops’ campaign, to help a sector that was already struggling before the coronavirus emergency.
“There are substantial issues that need to be addressed likes rents, rates and taxation, to create a level playing field between high streets and online retail. Those issues will not be resolved with ‘sticking plaster’ measures like today’s 24-hour opening Government announcement.
“Retail is crucial to our town and city centres, it employs around three million people across the UK. The Government must take this seriously; we need a recovery plan to get the industry back on its feet.”
Arcadia has more than 500 retail stores across the UK, the majority of which are currently shut under England's second national lockdown, which has forced the closure of non-essential retail.
Shops will be allowed to reopen under all three levels of the tougher new tier system from December 2.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-30--Man City evening headlines as Guardiola hits back at Conceicao accusation

Good evening , Manchester City fans .
Here are your evening headlines for Monday , November 30 .
Pep Guardiola has refuted claims from Porto manager Sergio Conceicao that Manchester City put pressure on officials .
The Portuguese coach faced off against City in the Champions League last month and suffered a 3-1 defeat during which tempers flared on the sidelines .
Conceicao said after that game : `` I 've got a lot to learn from Pep Guardiola , in the way he pressures referees , talks to opposition players and opposition dugout .
`` He 's a fantastic @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
We were angels compared to the other dugout .
He spoke about our country using ugly words .
Guardiola 's attitude was extremely unpleasant .
`` The whole Manchester City dugout was because if anybody should have been complaining , it was the Porto bench , because we were extremely hard done by . ''
City are now preparing for a trip to Portugal for the reverse fixture and Guardiola was asked about Conceicao ’ s remarks .
`` I do not agree .
He can say his opinion but I 'm @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , '' Guardiola said .
`` It 's not the way , the history speaks for itself .
`` We are not this type of team to do this .
I would admit it .
One thing is when the action happens that you do n't agree you can make a comment with the assistant .
One specific action .
But it 's not a part of who we are .
Honestly .
`` The five years we are here together and the people in Spain and Germany can know completely that our @ @ @ @ @ @ @ n't agree .
It 's not true '' Gabriel Jesus believes Manchester City have shown a greater maturity this season and feels that can help them finally win the Champions League .
City are desperate to conquer Europe but have suffered four consecutive exits at the quarter-final stage or earlier under Guardiola .
The challenge is not one Jesus has shied away from , though ; the Brazilian is the youngest player from his country to score ten Champions League goals .
“ The truth is that to win the Champions League you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ team has been maturing , '' he said .
You can read the full story .
Guardiola will take a strong City squad to Portugual for the game against Porto , but he is likely to be without Sergio Aguero .
The Argentine forward was kept out of the win against Burnley at the weekend after reporting a knee complaint on the day of the game .
`` We have 19 players in the first team fit and all of them will travel , '' the City boss said .
`` They are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the best players possible. ''
We go there to get the first place in the group stage but the important thing is done to qualify .
We go to maintain our rhythm .
The Premier League is the main priority in general terms .
The game must be played in the best conditions possible .
`` It will be a tough , physical game for sure .
They have an incredible team spirit , they fight for each other .
It will be tough .
`` It 's normal , Champions League away @ @ @ @ @ @ @ one of the top teams in Portugual , the same with Olympiacos they have to win every weekend .
When you have this mentality this makes them so dangerous .
`` We expect , like I expected when they came here , it will be a difficult game . ''

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Good evening, Manchester City fans. Here are your evening headlines for Monday, November 30.
Guardiola hits back at claim City pressure referees
Pep Guardiola has refuted claims from Porto manager Sergio Conceicao that Manchester City put pressure on officials.
The Portuguese coach faced off against City in the Champions League last month and suffered a 3-1 defeat during which tempers flared on the sidelines.
Conceicao said after that game: "I've got a lot to learn from Pep Guardiola, in the way he pressures referees, talks to opposition players and opposition dugout.
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"He's a fantastic example. I have to learn this. We were angels compared to the other dugout. He spoke about our country using ugly words. Guardiola's attitude was extremely unpleasant.
"The whole Manchester City dugout was because if anybody should have been complaining, it was the Porto bench, because we were extremely hard done by."
City are now preparing for a trip to Portugal for the reverse fixture and Guardiola was asked about Conceicao’s remarks.
"I do not agree. He can say his opinion but I'm not agreeing that we pressured the referees," Guardiola said. "It's not the way, the history speaks for itself.
"We are not this type of team to do this. I would admit it. One thing is when the action happens that you don't agree you can make a comment with the assistant. One specific action. But it's not a part of who we are. Honestly.
"The five years we are here together and the people in Spain and Germany can know completely that our behaviours speak for itself. I don't agree. It's not true"
Greater maturity can help City win Champions League - Jesus
Gabriel Jesus believes Manchester City have shown a greater maturity this season and feels that can help them finally win the Champions League.
City are desperate to conquer Europe but have suffered four consecutive exits at the quarter-final stage or earlier under Guardiola.
The challenge is not one Jesus has shied away from, though; the Brazilian is the youngest player from his country to score ten Champions League goals.
“The truth is that to win the Champions League you need an extra something – and this team has been maturing," he said.
You can read the full story here .
Early team news for Porto clash
Guardiola will take a strong City squad to Portugual for the game against Porto, but he is likely to be without Sergio Aguero.
The Argentine forward was kept out of the win against Burnley at the weekend after reporting a knee complaint on the day of the game.
"We have 19 players in the first team fit and all of them will travel," the City boss said. "They are a real difficult opponent and we need the best players possible.
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" We go there to get the first place in the group stage but the important thing is done to qualify. We go to maintain our rhythm. The Premier League is the main priority in general terms. The game must be played in the best conditions possible.
"It will be a tough, physical game for sure. They have an incredible team spirit, they fight for each other. It will be tough.
"It's normal, Champions League away, we know it. They are one of the top teams in Portugual, the same with Olympiacos they have to win every weekend. When you have this mentality this makes them so dangerous.
"We expect, like I expected when they came here, it will be a difficult game."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-30--Man United evening headlines as Martial is sent home from training

Good evening , Manchester United fans .
Here are your evening headlines for Monday , November 30 .
Anthony Martial departed Manchester United ’ s training ground after only 11 minutes on Monday morning .
The Frenchman has been suffering with an illness and after reporting to the club 's Carrington training complex , he was sent home as he remains unable to train .
The 24-year-old travelled to Southampton with the rest of his teammates but was taken ill and remained at the team ’ s hotel on Sunday .
You can read the full story here .
Edinson @ @ @ @ @ @ @ offence with an Instagram post in the aftermath of United 's win against Southampton .
The Uruguayan international was in fine form on Sunday , scoring twice and assisting Bruno Fernandes during a 3-2 comeback victory .
After the game , Cavani shared a post from a friend on Instagram and added a caption which read : ‘ Gracias Negrito ’ .
The translation of the phrase is ‘ thanks black ’ , but Cavani was responding to a friend that wrote : `` Asi te quiero , Matador . ''
That translates @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this , Matador . ''
Cavani is nicknamed 'El Matador ' .
The striker was later informed the post could be interpreted offensively , and subsequently deleted the story .
The Football Association will look into the post to examine it further , but Cavani released a statement through the club .
`` The message I posted after the game on Sunday was intended as an affectionate greeting to a friend , thanking him for his congratulations after the game .
You can read the full story here .
How Amad Diallo fared @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Atalanta Amad Diallo made his first appearance of the season for Atalanta on Saturday and Samuel Luckhurst has looked at his showing in great detail ahead of the teenager 's arrival at Old Trafford in January .
MEN Sport first revealed the Reds ' interest in the player over the summer and the club agreed to sign the 18-year-old on the final day of the transfer window for an initial fee of £19 million , with a further £18.5m in add-ons .
Manchester United secured a dramatic comeback victory at Southampton on Sunday @ @ @ @ @ @ @ two goals off the bench .
Bruno Fernandes ' goal set Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 's side on course to battle back from 2-0 down at St Mary 's , giving United a third successive Premier League win .
MEN Sport will bring you all the reaction and analysis from United 's win at Southampton and build-up to their Champions League clash with PSG in midweek .
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Diallo has since agreed to join United in the New Year and his performance at the weekend ended an 11-month wait for a first-team opportunity .
Diallo was a second-half substitute for Papu Gomez in the 77th minute but Atalanta ultimately fell to a 2-0 defeat to Verona .

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Good evening, Manchester United fans. Here are your evening headlines for Monday, November 30.
Martial sent home from United training ground
Anthony Martial departed Manchester United ’s training ground after only 11 minutes on Monday morning.
The Frenchman has been suffering with an illness and after reporting to the club's Carrington training complex, he was sent home as he remains unable to train.
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The 24-year-old travelled to Southampton with the rest of his teammates but was taken ill and remained at the team’s hotel on Sunday.
You can read the full story here.
Cavani apologises for Instagram post
Edinson Cavani has 'sincerely apologised' for causing offence with an Instagram post in the aftermath of United's win against Southampton.
The Uruguayan international was in fine form on Sunday, scoring twice and assisting Bruno Fernandes during a 3-2 comeback victory.
After the game, Cavani shared a post from a friend on Instagram and added a caption which read: ‘Gracias Negrito’.
The translation of the phrase is ‘thanks black’, but Cavani was responding to a friend that wrote: "Asi te quiero, Matador." That translates as: "I love you like this, Matador." Cavani is nicknamed 'El Matador'.
The striker was later informed the post could be interpreted offensively, and subsequently deleted the story.
The Football Association will look into the post to examine it further, but Cavani released a statement through the club.
"The message I posted after the game on Sunday was intended as an affectionate greeting to a friend, thanking him for his congratulations after the game.
You can read the full story here.
How Amad Diallo fared on first appearance of the season for Atalanta
Amad Diallo made his first appearance of the season for Atalanta on Saturday and Samuel Luckhurst has looked at his showing in great detail ahead of the teenager's arrival at Old Trafford in January.
MEN Sport first revealed the Reds' interest in the player over the summer and the club agreed to sign the 18-year-old on the final day of the transfer window for an initial fee of £19 million, with a further £18.5m in add-ons.
Diallo has since agreed to join United in the New Year and his performance at the weekend ended an 11-month wait for a first-team opportunity.
Diallo was a second-half substitute for Papu Gomez in the 77th minute but Atalanta ultimately fell to a 2-0 defeat to Verona.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-30--Matt Hancock says we have 'virus back under control' in testing announcement

Matt Hancock today said the country has coronavirus 'back under control ' as he announced a wider rollout of community testing .
The Health Secretary addressed the nation at a Downing Street press conference this evening ( Monday ) .
He reassured the public that 'we 've got this virus back under control ' as he announced that positive Covid cases in England have dropped by 30 per cent in the last week .
“ This is clearly good news .
It shows that the national restrictions have been successful , ” he said .
“ And what this means @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s actions in respecting the national lockdown , and through everything that people have sacrificed , we ’ ve reduced pressures on the NHS , we ’ ve brought down the number of coronavirus cases , we ’ ve got this virus back under control.
” Mr Hancock said 'the light of dawn is on the horizon ' as he urged people who are offered a test to take it .
“ The light of dawn is on the horizon , it ’ s the moment to stand firm until the morning so @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that everything we gave and everything we did , it was not for nothing but so we could save lives and build back better for everyone '' , he told the press briefing .
“ If you have Covid without symptoms and still infect others that is , of course , a silent danger .
“ You wouldn ’ t know that you ’ re risking lives around you .
“ So to everybody : if you are offered a test please take it , you might just save a life.
” The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ like the operation carried out in Liverpool , will be rolled out more widely across the country .
This will include mass testing of university students to ensure they able to travel back home for Christmas .
Though the testing for students will not be mandatory , Mr Hancock said it 'will make a good , positive difference ' .
The mass testing pilot scheme in Liverpool , which saw more than 300,000 people get tested for the virus , was supported by around 2,000 Army troops .
General Sir Gordon Messenger , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Programme , told the press briefing that the same set-up will not be repeated .
“ I can say with confidence that can not be replicated around the country , and therefore the military support , along with all other types of central support , has to be targeted where it ’ s needed most and where it can have the greatest effect '' , he said .
“ I have absolutely no doubt that the military will continue to play a really important part in the community testing programme but the baseline @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that that will be delivered locally with considerable support from the centre .
“ And from what I ’ ve seen , of a number of local communities , there ’ s great ingenuity already underway in delivering that workforce .
`` They ’ re accessing the volunteer force , they ’ re working very innovatively with the private sector , and yes , of course , they ’ ve got good liaison with local leadership in the military .
“ So that is our starting assumption , as I say , I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will play a prominent role , but the idea that it can be a wholesale offer to all local authorities is simply undeliverable given what the military are doing already.
” Mr Hancock said local authorities will receive extra funding for community testing - 'up to a figure of £14 per test done ' .
He added that the government hope to make testing work 'on the model of Liverpool ' which helped the area move from Tier 3 before the lockdown to Tier 2 next week .

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Matt Hancock today said the country has coronavirus 'back under control' as he announced a wider rollout of community testing.
The Health Secretary addressed the nation at a Downing Street press conference this evening (Monday).
He reassured the public that 'we've got this virus back under control' as he announced that positive Covid cases in England have dropped by 30 per cent in the last week.
“This is clearly good news. It shows that the national restrictions have been successful,” he said.
“And what this means in practice is that through everyone’s actions in respecting the national lockdown, and through everything that people have sacrificed, we’ve reduced pressures on the NHS, we’ve brought down the number of coronavirus cases, we’ve got this virus back under control.”
Mr Hancock said 'the light of dawn is on the horizon' as he urged people who are offered a test to take it.
“The light of dawn is on the horizon, it’s the moment to stand firm until the morning so we can look back and see clearly that everything we gave and everything we did, it was not for nothing but so we could save lives and build back better for everyone", he told the press briefing.
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“If you have Covid without symptoms and still infect others that is, of course, a silent danger.
“You wouldn’t know that you’re risking lives around you.
“So to everybody: if you are offered a test please take it, you might just save a life.”
The Health Secretary announced that community testing, like the operation carried out in Liverpool, will be rolled out more widely across the country.
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This will include mass testing of university students to ensure they able to travel back home for Christmas.
Though the testing for students will not be mandatory, Mr Hancock said it 'will make a good, positive difference'.
The mass testing pilot scheme in Liverpool, which saw more than 300,000 people get tested for the virus, was supported by around 2,000 Army troops.
General Sir Gordon Messenger, head of operations for the Community Testing Programme, told the press briefing that the same set-up will not be repeated.
“I can say with confidence that cannot be replicated around the country, and therefore the military support, along with all other types of central support, has to be targeted where it’s needed most and where it can have the greatest effect", he said.
“I have absolutely no doubt that the military will continue to play a really important part in the community testing programme but the baseline assumption in terms of workforce generation is that that will be delivered locally with considerable support from the centre.
“And from what I’ve seen, of a number of local communities, there’s great ingenuity already underway in delivering that workforce.
"They’re accessing the volunteer force, they’re working very innovatively with the private sector, and yes, of course, they’ve got good liaison with local leadership in the military.
“So that is our starting assumption, as I say, I’ve no doubt that the military will play a prominent role, but the idea that it can be a wholesale offer to all local authorities is simply undeliverable given what the military are doing already.”
Mr Hancock said local authorities will receive extra funding for community testing - 'up to a figure of £14 per test done'.
He added that the government hope to make testing work 'on the model of Liverpool' which helped the area move from Tier 3 before the lockdown to Tier 2 next week.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-30--Matt Hancock on chances of Tier 3 areas moving to Tier 2 before Christmas

Matt Hancock has denied claims that areas in England are unlikely to move down a tier 'this side of Christmas ' .
The Health Secretary said every part of the country will be fully assessed in two weeks time to see if they meet the criteria to relax restrictions .
During the Downing Street Press Conference on Monday afternoon , he was asked : `` Realistically , is there any chance of any part of England being able to move down a tier this side of Christmas ?
`` Is n't it much more likely that anywhere will have to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ chance of moving down a tier because you have to work out what the effect of Christmas relaxation has been ? ''
The health secretary replied : “ Of course you ’ ve got to take into account that Christmas is coming up , but , nevertheless , with the case rates coming down as they are – coming down by almost third in the last week – then we will be absolutely looking at each area and seeing what is the right tier for that area .
“ I want to see @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the rules , got the case rate down – like Liverpool has over the last month , which has led to it going into Tier 2 – I want to see that happening more broadly.
” Mr Hancock said they will 'look at the data ' to see whether any parts of the country can move tiers on December 16 .
The results of that review will be announced on December 17 .
Greater Manchester will enter Tier 3 , which means the strictest social distancing measures will be enforced , when the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Ministers have issued a statement , explaining why Greater Manchester was placed under Tier 3 restrictions .
The ministerial statement read : `` While there has been continued improvement in Greater Manchester , weekly case rates remain very high , especially amongst those aged over 60 , at around 260 per 100,000 people .
`` The pressure on the local NHS is decreasing in some areas but remains a concern ; Manchester University hospital and Pennine Acute Trust remain under significant pressure . ''
Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham said he believes the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at the first review if rates continue to fall .

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Matt Hancock has denied claims that areas in England are unlikely to move down a tier 'this side of Christmas'.
The Health Secretary said every part of the country will be fully assessed in two weeks time to see if they meet the criteria to relax restrictions.
During the Downing Street Press Conference on Monday afternoon, he was asked: "Realistically, is there any chance of any part of England being able to move down a tier this side of Christmas?
"Isn't it much more likely that anywhere will have to wait until well into January for any chance of moving down a tier because you have to work out what the effect of Christmas relaxation has been?"
The health secretary replied: “Of course you’ve got to take into account that Christmas is coming up, but, nevertheless, with the case rates coming down as they are – coming down by almost third in the last week – then we will be absolutely looking at each area and seeing what is the right tier for that area.
“I want to see areas that have pulled together, followed the rules, got the case rate down – like Liverpool has over the last month, which has led to it going into Tier 2 – I want to see that happening more broadly.”
(Image: Joel Goodman)
Mr Hancock said they will 'look at the data' to see whether any parts of the country can move tiers on December 16.
The results of that review will be announced on December 17.
Greater Manchester will enter Tier 3, which means the strictest social distancing measures will be enforced, when the national lockdown ends later this week.
Ministers have issued a statement, explaining why Greater Manchester was placed under Tier 3 restrictions.
The ministerial statement read: "While there has been continued improvement in Greater Manchester, weekly case rates remain very high, especially amongst those aged over 60, at around 260 per 100,000 people.
"The pressure on the local NHS is decreasing in some areas but remains a concern; Manchester University hospital and Pennine Acute Trust remain under significant pressure."
Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham said he believes the region should move down to Tier 2 at the first review if rates continue to fall.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-30--RHS boss summoned to crunch meeting with council chiefs after deer shot at what will be next nationa

RHS boss summoned to crunch meeting with council chiefs after deer shot at what will be next national gardens

The boss of what will be the UK 's fifth national gardens in Salford has been summoned to meet council chiefs to explain why ten deer were shot on the site .
The cull took place at RHS Bridgewater in Worsley , despite previous promises that the animals would be relocated , it is claimed .
It has triggered fury among local people and wildlife groups .
A petition demanding no future culls at the site has been supported by more than 5,500 people .
The row comes after it was announced in April this year that the opening of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was to be put back almost a year due the pandemic .
The £44m attraction , which covers 156-acres , was due to welcome visitors on July 30th this year but will now not open until May 2021 .
Salford council has invested £19m in the scheme .
Planting and preparation had been in full swing for the garden , which will transform the grounds of the former Worsley New Hall , off Leigh Road , Worsley .
RHS Worsley say a `` humane cull '' took place of a `` small group @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a deer enclosure .
In a statement they say the group could not be caught because of coronavirus restrictions , and action had to be taken to limit damage plants and shrubs .
The change.org petition was set up by Sam Sykes , who wrote : `` RHS Garden Bridgewater admit to `` humanely culling '' the roe deer on site .
What are your views on this ?
Have your say in our comments below '' Absolutely inexcusable behaviour , especially as they admit they have prioritised plants over animals .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for over a century and were 'moved on ' by the RHS . ''
Now Richard Green , General Manager of RHS Bridgewater , has been asked to attend a meeting tomorrow morning ( Dec 1st ) with the Chief Executive of Salford council , Jim Taylor ; Ben Dolan , the city 's environment director ; and local councillors .
In an email to Mr Taylor , local Tory councillors say : '' The RHS has to recognize that as a national charity they can not just please themselves what they do @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the longer term with the support of Salford residents who via the Council have contributed millions of pounds to enable the RHS to become a reality . ''
In a statement the RHS said : `` RHS Garden Bridgewater worked with wildlife experts to assess the impact of the local roe deer population .
`` To limit the significant potential damage to plants , shrubs and trees , a secure deer-proof fence has been installed around the perimeter of the garden and an internal fence has been erected to create a large deer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the site .
`` A small population of deer remain within the deer enclosure and there is a plan to safely relocate them at a future date to another location .
`` However , a very small number of deer have occupied the space outside the deer enclosure and due to the current COVID-19 restrictions it was not possible to herd , net and relocate them due to the large number of people required for such an exercise . ''
Asked by the Manchester Evening News to comment further and to state exactly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ declined to do so .
Local anger is so intense a banner was attached to the entrance of the gardens on Leigh Road saying `` Murderers '' .
But Dr Conor O ’ Gorman , head of campaigns and policy at the British Association of Shooting and Conservation , said : “ There are an estimated two million wild deer in the UK , left uncontrolled their numbers can spiral out of control causing havoc on native wildlife and habitats .
Roe and muntjac deer can do vast damage to a woodland undergrowth @ @ @ @ @ @ @ While the concept of deer culling may seem uncomfortable for some , around 600,000 are shot annually as part of a management plan .
The meat taken from a culled deer , venison , is low in fat and high in nutrients .
It is sustainable and ethically-sourced .
“ The British Association for Shooting and Conservation ( BASC ) is advising Salford City councillors to take informed decisions when dealing with those who are against deer management .
As an organisation that believes in sustainable shooting we wish to see proportionate evidence-led @ @ @ @ @ @ @ arguments .
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The boss of what will be the UK's fifth national gardens in Salford has been summoned to meet council chiefs to explain why ten deer were shot on the site.
The cull took place at RHS Bridgewater in Worsley, despite previous promises that the animals would be relocated, it is claimed.
It has triggered fury among local people and wildlife groups.
A petition demanding no future culls at the site has been supported by more than 5,500 people.
The row comes after it was announced in April this year that the opening of RHS Bridgewater, off Leigh Road, was to be put back almost a year due the pandemic.
The £44m attraction, which covers 156-acres, was due to welcome visitors on July 30th this year but will now not open until May 2021. Salford council has invested £19m in the scheme.
Planting and preparation had been in full swing for the garden, which will transform the grounds of the former Worsley New Hall, off Leigh Road, Worsley.
RHS Worsley say a "humane cull" took place of a "small group" of deer that had strayed outside a deer enclosure.
In a statement they say the group could not be caught because of coronavirus restrictions, and action had to be taken to limit damage plants and shrubs.
The change.org petition was set up by Sam Sykes, who wrote: "RHS Garden Bridgewater admit to "humanely culling" the roe deer on site.
What are your views on this? Have your say in our comments below
"Absolutely inexcusable behaviour, especially as they admit they have prioritised plants over animals.
"The deer had previously inhabited the site for over a century and were 'moved on' by the RHS."
Now Richard Green, General Manager of RHS Bridgewater, has been asked to attend a meeting tomorrow morning (Dec 1st) with the Chief Executive of Salford council, Jim Taylor; Ben Dolan, the city's environment director; and local councillors.
In an email to Mr Taylor, local Tory councillors say:"The RHS has to recognize that as a national charity they cannot just please themselves what they do.
"They can only survive in the longer term with the support of Salford residents who via the Council have contributed millions of pounds to enable the RHS to become a reality."
In a statement the RHS said: "RHS Garden Bridgewater worked with wildlife experts to assess the impact of the local roe deer population.
"To limit the significant potential damage to plants, shrubs and trees, a secure deer-proof fence has been installed around the perimeter of the garden and an internal fence has been erected to create a large deer enclosure in the north east quadrant of the site.
"A small population of deer remain within the deer enclosure and there is a plan to safely relocate them at a future date to another location.
(Image: Terry Angus)
"However, a very small number of deer have occupied the space outside the deer enclosure and due to the current COVID-19 restrictions it was not possible to herd, net and relocate them due to the large number of people required for such an exercise."
Asked by the Manchester Evening News to comment further and to state exactly how many deer were killed the RHS declined to do so.
Local anger is so intense a banner was attached to the entrance of the gardens on Leigh Road saying "Murderers".
But Dr Conor O’Gorman, head of campaigns and policy at the British Association of Shooting and Conservation, said: “There are an estimated two million wild deer in the UK, left uncontrolled their numbers can spiral out of control causing havoc on native wildlife and habitats. Roe and muntjac deer can do vast damage to a woodland undergrowth, impacting ground nesting birds.
“While the concept of deer culling may seem uncomfortable for some, around 600,000 are shot annually as part of a management plan. The meat taken from a culled deer, venison, is low in fat and high in nutrients. It is sustainable and ethically-sourced.
“The British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC) is advising Salford City councillors to take informed decisions when dealing with those who are against deer management. As an organisation that believes in sustainable shooting we wish to see proportionate evidence-led decisions take precedent over misguided animal rights arguments.”


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-30--'We will miss you beyond words': Tribute to train driver killed in horror crash

The family of a train driver who died in a horror crash in Bolton have paid tribute to him .
Paul Rostron was just 34-years-old when he lost his life on Smithills Dean Road last Tuesday ( November 24 ) .
Police say his Mercedes hit a tree before crashing into a stationary white van at around 6pm .
Emergency services attended but despite the best efforts of paramedics , Mr Roston was sadly pronounced dead at the scene .
Now his devastated family have paid tribute to a “ much-loved son , brother , uncle , cousin and friend @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Paul ’ s family said : “ To say we are devastated as a family is an understatement .
“ Our Paul was a much-loved son , brother , uncle , cousin and friend to many .
A true gentleman in every sense of the word , he had a heart filled with kindness and was the epitome of old school etiquette and chivalry .
“ Paul , we will miss you beyond words .
“ We would like to thank everyone for their support during this most difficult of times .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ we need to grieve in private.
” Enquiries into the incident are ongoing , a spokesman for GMP said .
Anyone with information should contact GMP ’ s Serious Collision Investigation Unit on 0161 856 4741 quoting incident number 2071 of 24/11/2020 .
Reports can also be made anonymously to the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 .

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The family of a train driver who died in a horror crash in Bolton have paid tribute to him.
Paul Rostron was just 34-years-old when he lost his life on Smithills Dean Road last Tuesday (November 24).
Police say his Mercedes hit a tree before crashing into a stationary white van at around 6pm.
Emergency services attended but despite the best efforts of paramedics, Mr Roston was sadly pronounced dead at the scene.
Now his devastated family have paid tribute to a “much-loved son, brother, uncle, cousin and friend to many”.
In a statement, Paul’s family said: “To say we are devastated as a family is an understatement.
“Our Paul was a much-loved son, brother, uncle, cousin and friend to many. A true gentleman in every sense of the word, he had a heart filled with kindness and was the epitome of old school etiquette and chivalry.
“Paul, we will miss you beyond words.
“We would like to thank everyone for their support during this most difficult of times. Our family will now take the time we need to grieve in private.”
Enquiries into the incident are ongoing, a spokesman for GMP said.
Anyone with information should contact GMP’s Serious Collision Investigation Unit on 0161 856 4741 quoting incident number 2071 of 24/11/2020. Reports can also be made anonymously to the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-30--This is the "beautiful" young woman killed in Ashton crash as tributes pour in

Tributes have been paid to a 'beautiful ' and 'genuine ' young woman killed after being hit by a car in Ashton-under-Lyne .
Antonia St Louis was struck by a Volkswagen Golf on Manchester Road in the early hours of Saturday ( November 28 ) .
The 27-year-old , who lived in Ashton , was sadly pronounced dead by paramedics at the scene .
A 28-year-old man who was travelling with Antonia was also hit by the vehicle and taken to hospital , where he remains in a critical condition .
A 31-year-old man was arrested at the scene on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ due care and attention .
He has since been released under investigation , police said .
A file in relation to Antonia 's death has been passed to south Manchester Coroners ' Court , a spokesman confirmed .
Following the news of the tragedy , dozens of close friends and family paid tribute to Antonia , who was remembered for having the 'biggest smile ' .
Close friend Zoe Connor said : `` My heart is absolutely breaking for you all .
Antonia was the best big sister to my beautiful niece , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by our family .
`` Love and prayers to all of you , rest in peace darling girl . ''
In a statement released through GMP , Antonia ’ s family said : “ Antonia was a loving daughter , sister and granddaughter .
“ She was a loyal friend and loved by many .
“ She had a huge personality and lust for life and added sunshine to many lives .
She will be missed and in our hearts forever - this world will be a little darker without her.
” Stacey @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and I 'm truly devastated .
She will be missed by so many and I 'm most definitely lucky to have known her . ''
A large number of floral tributes and balloons have also been left at the scene of the horror crash on Manchester Road .
One friend wrote on Facebook : `` Honestly one of the most beautiful and genuine souls I ’ ve ever met , always had time for everyone and forever had the biggest smile on her gorgeous face .
`` She will be so sorely missed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of knowing her .
`` Forever going to miss are crazy laugh n cry ’ s .
Antonia my friend till we meet again . ''
Another said : `` This just does n't seem real and I just ca n't get my head around it my lil cousin has become a beautiful angel .
`` Miss Antonia St Louis I love you and I will miss you dearly .
Sending big hugs to all the family and friends . ''
Another pal wrote : `` Lost for words !
Utter and truly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ And the hurt her family are going through .
`` Antonia Caroline I love you till the end .
Fly high my beautiful soul Scorpio sister . ''
Police say their enquiries are still ongoing , and have urged anyone who may have witnessed the collision to come forward .
Anyone with information is asked to call GMP 's Serious Collision Investigation Unit on 0161 856 4741 quoting incident number 460 of 28/11/2020 , or ring Crimestoppers , anonymously , on 0800 555 111 .

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Tributes have been paid to a 'beautiful' and 'genuine' young woman killed after being hit by a car in Ashton-under-Lyne.
Antonia St Louis was struck by a Volkswagen Golf on Manchester Road in the early hours of Saturday (November 28).
The 27-year-old, who lived in Ashton, was sadly pronounced dead by paramedics at the scene.
A 28-year-old man who was travelling with Antonia was also hit by the vehicle and taken to hospital, where he remains in a critical condition.
(Image: GMP)
A 31-year-old man was arrested at the scene on suspicion of causing death by driving without due care and attention.
He has since been released under investigation, police said.
A file in relation to Antonia's death has been passed to south Manchester Coroners' Court, a spokesman confirmed.
Following the news of the tragedy, dozens of close friends and family paid tribute to Antonia, who was remembered for having the 'biggest smile'.
Close friend Zoe Connor said: "My heart is absolutely breaking for you all. Antonia was the best big sister to my beautiful niece, she will be forever remembered and honoured by our family.
"Love and prayers to all of you, rest in peace darling girl."
(Image: Manchester Evening News)
In a statement released through GMP, Antonia’s family said: “Antonia was a loving daughter, sister and granddaughter.
“She was a loyal friend and loved by many.
“She had a huge personality and lust for life and added sunshine to many lives. She will be missed and in our hearts forever - this world will be a little darker without her.”
Stacey Wilcox said: "We were close and I'm truly devastated. She will be missed by so many and I'm most definitely lucky to have known her."
A large number of floral tributes and balloons have also been left at the scene of the horror crash on Manchester Road.
One friend wrote on Facebook: "Honestly one of the most beautiful and genuine souls I’ve ever met, always had time for everyone and forever had the biggest smile on her gorgeous face.
"She will be so sorely missed by everyone that had the absolute pleasure of knowing her.
"Forever going to miss are crazy laugh n cry’s. Antonia my friend till we meet again."
Another said: "This just doesn't seem real and I just can't get my head around it my lil cousin has become a beautiful angel.
(Image: Manchester Evening News)
"Miss Antonia St Louis I love you and I will miss you dearly. Sending big hugs to all the family and friends."
Another pal wrote: "Lost for words! Utter and truly heart broken for my dear friend. And the hurt her family are going through.
"Antonia Caroline I love you till the end. Fly high my beautiful soul Scorpio sister."
Police say their enquiries are still ongoing, and have urged anyone who may have witnessed the collision to come forward.
Anyone with information is asked to call GMP's Serious Collision Investigation Unit on 0161 856 4741 quoting incident number 460 of 28/11/2020, or ring Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-30--Roy Keane tells Man Utd what to do about Dean Henderson 'nightmare scenario'

Roy Keane says Dean Henderson finds himself in a 'nightmare scenario ' at Manchester United .
The 23-year-old returned to Old Trafford in the summer after a successful two-season loan spell at Sheffield United .
He has since become the Reds ' second choice goalkeeper , with David De Gea 's improved form limiting Henderson 's game time .
Henderson has spoken freely about his need to play , especially with the Euros coming up at the end of the season , and Keane believes the keeper is in a difficult situation .
Speaking to Sky Sports , Keane said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ replacing Jordan Pickford as England goalkeeper due to his lack of football .
Yet the United legend said he can not see his former club sanctioning a loan move for Henderson due to the fact he is still needed to supply cover for De Gea .
`` It ’ s a nightmare scenario for him , '' Keane told Sky Sports during coverage of United 's win at Southampton on Sunday . ''
He wants to play for Man United , of course he does .
`` Being in goal for Sheffield United @ @ @ @ @ @ @ different , but he had to go back .
Ole wanted to see him and work with him closely .
`` You want to get better by playing the games , you can do all the training sessions you want , but if you ’ re not playing every week , the kid ’ s gon na go backwards - and that ’ s gon na cost him , ultimately .
Manchester United secured a dramatic comeback victory at Southampton on Sunday , largely thanks to Edinson Cavani 's two goals off the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 's side on course to battle back from 2-0 down at St Mary 's , giving United a third successive Premier League win .
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`` For example , if Pickford has a difficult spell - which he always seems to be , in my eyes - then it ’ s probably difficult for Gareth to go and pick a goalkeeper who ’ s not playing regularly .
`` It ’ s a difficult situation for Henderson .
Come January , do United really wan na let him go out on loan ?
I don ’ t think so , because then they need cover for De Gea in case something happens to @ @ @

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Roy Keane says Dean Henderson finds himself in a 'nightmare scenario' at Manchester United.
The 23-year-old returned to Old Trafford in the summer after a successful two-season loan spell at Sheffield United.
He has since become the Reds' second choice goalkeeper, with David De Gea's improved form limiting Henderson's game time.
Henderson has spoken freely about his need to play, especially with the Euros coming up at the end of the season, and Keane believes the keeper is in a difficult situation.
Speaking to Sky Sports, Keane said it would be difficult to justify Henderson replacing Jordan Pickford as England goalkeeper due to his lack of football.
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Yet the United legend said he cannot see his former club sanctioning a loan move for Henderson due to the fact he is still needed to supply cover for De Gea.
"It’s a nightmare scenario for him," Keane told Sky Sports during coverage of United's win at Southampton on Sunday." He wants to play for Man United, of course he does.
"Being in goal for Sheffield United and Man United every week is completely different, but he had to go back. Ole wanted to see him and work with him closely.
"You want to get better by playing the games, you can do all the training sessions you want, but if you’re not playing every week, the kid’s gonna go backwards - and that’s gonna cost him, ultimately.
"For example, if Pickford has a difficult spell - which he always seems to be, in my eyes - then it’s probably difficult for Gareth to go and pick a goalkeeper who’s not playing regularly.
"It’s a difficult situation for Henderson. Come January, do United really wanna let him go out on loan? I don’t think so, because then they need cover for De Gea in case something happens to him."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-12-01--Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer sends message to Erling Haaland

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is 'proud ' to have contributed to Erling Haaland 's development into one of the most lethal strikers in the world even though the Norwegian rejected Manchester United last year .
Haaland , 20 , plundered 40 goals in 40 games for club and country last season and already has 23 in 19 this term as he homes in on Solskjaer 's Champions League goalscoring record .
Solskjaer struck 20 times for United in Europe and Haaland has poached 16 goals in only 20 appearances for Red Bull Salzburg and Borussia Dortmund .
Dortmund bought Haaland for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ United sources told the MEN the player 's representatives , including Mino Raiola , wanted to secure a share from future sales of the Norwegian striker as part of the transfer , which the club was unwilling to accept .
Sources close to the Haaland family always expected him to move to Germany , though .
Manchester United secured a dramatic comeback victory at Southampton on Sunday , largely thanks to Edinson Cavani 's two goals off the bench .
Bruno Fernandes ' goal set Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 's side on course to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Mary 's , giving United a third successive Premier League win .
MEN Sport will bring you all the reaction and analysis from United 's win at Southampton and build-up to their Champions League clash with PSG in midweek .
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`` He 'll @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's for sure ! ''
Solskjaer said .
`` The boy has had a great start to his career .
It was really good to work with him , see the potential in him and some part of me feels proud in having a little input in a rise . ''
Solskjaer was unhappy the topic of the winter transfer window arose a month before it opens on the eve of United 's penultimate Champions League group stage game with Paris Saint-Germain at Old Trafford .
`` Here we go : on the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and we 're talking transfers and with the additions we had to the squad in the last window and what we did in January last time , '' Solskjaer lamented .
`` I do n't think it 's right to comment on the transfer window already .
We 're just focusing on this game and let 's see where we 're at in January .
`` Hopefully we keep on improving and I 've got selection issues , so I 'm very pleased with what 's going on behind closed doors . ''

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is 'proud' to have contributed to Erling Haaland's development into one of the most lethal strikers in the world even though the Norwegian rejected Manchester United last year.
Haaland, 20, plundered 40 goals in 40 games for club and country last season and already has 23 in 19 this term as he homes in on Solskjaer's Champions League goalscoring record.
Solskjaer struck 20 times for United in Europe and Haaland has poached 16 goals in only 20 appearances for Red Bull Salzburg and Borussia Dortmund.
Dortmund bought Haaland for €20million in December of last year but United sources told the MEN the player's representatives, including Mino Raiola, wanted to secure a share from future sales of the Norwegian striker as part of the transfer, which the club was unwilling to accept. Sources close to the Haaland family always expected him to move to Germany, though.
"He'll beat it and very quickly, that's for sure!" Solskjaer said. "The boy has had a great start to his career. It was really good to work with him, see the potential in him and some part of me feels proud in having a little input in a rise."
Solskjaer was unhappy the topic of the winter transfer window arose a month before it opens on the eve of United's penultimate Champions League group stage game with Paris Saint-Germain at Old Trafford.
"Here we go: on the eve of an important game against PSG and we're talking transfers and with the additions we had to the squad in the last window and what we did in January last time," Solskjaer lamented. "I don't think it's right to comment on the transfer window already. We're just focusing on this game and let's see where we're at in January.
"Hopefully we keep on improving and I've got selection issues, so I'm very pleased with what's going on behind closed doors."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-12-01--I'm A Celebrity leaves viewers 'conscious' as it sparks toilet debate

The latest episode of I 'm A Celebrity has left viewers feeling 'conscious ' as a game sparked a toilet debate .
In Monday night 's trip to the castle , viewers will have watched Mo Farah and Giovanna Fletcher take part in the Castle Coin Challenge to win a treat for camp .
After successfully completing the challenge , the pair headed off to Kiosk Cledwyn 's Ye Olde Shoppe , or Yr Hen Siop , as it is known in Welsh .
But it 's the question the rest of the camp were asked in order to win @ @ @ @ @ @ @ random debate .
They were asked what percentage of Brits said in a survey that they kept the lid of a toilet down when they flushed .
The correct answer was 43 per cent but the campmates went for a lower number and were themselves baffled by the realisation - but should they have been .
`` Anyone else now conscious of putting the toilet seat down before you flush ?
!
# imacelebrity , '' tweeted one .
Another fumed : `` I 'm sorry but if you do n't flush the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ re a bit of a wrongun- THAT MEANS YOU 57 % OF UK TOILET GOERS , you bring shame to our country . ''
`` WHAT ?
!
Who does n't flush the toilet with the lid down ?
!
I always have ...
If you leave the lid open then some water comes out .
Anyone who flushes the toilet with the lid up is disgusting , '' agreed a third .
A fourth also commented : `` Right who are these people who flush the toilet with the lid down @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in humanity .
`` Which weirdos flush the toilet with the lid down ?
!
# imacelebrity , '' questioned a viewer .
Another said : `` 43 % of people put the seat down when they flush the toilet .
Sorry but no chance . ''
`` 43 % of people flush with the toilet seat down !
Really ?
? ''
quizzed a third .
Various polls also sprung up across social media .
But we think we 'll leave it at that .

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The latest episode of I'm A Celebrity has left viewers feeling 'conscious' as a game sparked a toilet debate.
In Monday night's trip to the castle, viewers will have watched Mo Farah and Giovanna Fletcher take part in the Castle Coin Challenge to win a treat for camp.
After successfully completing the challenge, the pair headed off to Kiosk Cledwyn's Ye Olde Shoppe, or Yr Hen Siop, as it is known in Welsh.
But it's the question the rest of the camp were asked in order to win the treat that has triggered a rather random debate.
They were asked what percentage of Brits said in a survey that they kept the lid of a toilet down when they flushed.
The correct answer was 43 per cent but the campmates went for a lower number and were themselves baffled by the realisation - but should they have been?
And it's affected I'm A Celeb viewers.
"Anyone else now conscious of putting the toilet seat down before you flush?! #imacelebrity," tweeted one.
Another fumed: "I'm sorry but if you don't flush the toilet with the lid down then you’re a bit of a wrongun- THAT MEANS YOU 57% OF UK TOILET GOERS, you bring shame to our country."
"WHAT?! Who doesn't flush the toilet with the lid down?! I always have... If you leave the lid open then some water comes out. Anyone who flushes the toilet with the lid up is disgusting," agreed a third.
A fourth also commented: "Right who are these people who flush the toilet with the lid down?!? I'm losing faith in humanity.
But others didn't agree.
"Which weirdos flush the toilet with the lid down?! #imacelebrity," questioned a viewer.
Another said: "43% of people put the seat down when they flush the toilet. Sorry but no chance."
"43% of people flush with the toilet seat down! Really??" quizzed a third.
Various polls also sprung up across social media. But we think we'll leave it at that.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-12-01--Ole Gunnar Solskjaer Manchester United press conference RECAP

Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer spoke to the media this afternoon , ahead of the Champions League match against @ @ @ @ @ on a high after their tremendous 3-2 comeback victory at Southampton in the Premier League @ @ @ @ @ a brace from former PSG striker Edinson Cavani .
The Uruguayan could start against his @ @ @ @ @ at Old Trafford as United look to clinch the point they need to qualify for @ @ @ @ @ .
Fellow forward Anthony Martial is a doubt after missing the Saints game with illness @ @ @ @ @ press conference to talk about Cavani 's impact , as well as offer his support @ @ @ @ @ probe an Instagram Story post by the 33-year-old after the Saints game .
Solskjaer also @ @ @ @ @ available to face PSG after taking a knock to the knee .
Recap the press @ @ @ @ @ .

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Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer spoke to the media this afternoon, ahead of the Champions League match against Paris Saint-Germain.
United are on a high after their tremendous 3-2 comeback victory at Southampton in the Premier League on Sunday, secured by a brace from former PSG striker Edinson Cavani.
The Uruguayan could start against his former club on Wednesday night at Old Trafford as United look to clinch the point they need to qualify for the Champions League knockout stages. Fellow forward Anthony Martial is a doubt after missing the Saints game with illness.
S olskjaer used the press conference to talk about Cavani's impact, as well as offer his support to the FA as they probe an Instagram Story post by the 33-year-old after the Saints game. Solskjaer also confirmed David de Gea is available to face PSG after taking a knock to the knee.
Recap the press conference as it unfolded below.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-12-01--Manchester United voice support for Edinson Cavani and FA probe

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer admits Edinson Cavani could be affected by the Football Association 's probe into an Instagram post he deleted but insists the Manchester United striker is ready to play against former club Paris Saint-Germain .
Cavani scored twice and assisted Bruno Fernandes in United 's 3-2 comeback win at Southampton and after the game shared a post from a friend on an Instagram Story , adding 'Gracías negrito ' .
The literal translation of 'gracías negrito ' is 'thanks black ' but Cavani was replying to a friend who wrote : `` Asi te quiero , Matador .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ love you like this , Matador . ''
Cavani is nicknamed 'El Matador ' .
Once Cavani was informed the post could be interpreted offensively out of context , he deleted the Story but the FA have asked him to explain his social media activity , which Solskjaer supports .
`` We 've communicated with Edinson and he 's really deeply sorry for the mistake he 's made .
There was no malicious intent at all , it was just an affectionate greeting to a friend of his , '' Solskjaer said .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ He 's been asked by the FA to explain and , of course , he 'll cooperate with them , and we 'll support him .
It 's an unfortunate situation where he 's just come into the country , in Uruguay it 's used in a different affection to what we have .
`` So we 'll support him and , of course , we support the FA .
It 's important the FA have asked him to explain and it 's out there for everyone to see because we want to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ everyone .
I saw Gary [ Neville ] said something on all players coming from different cultures should be educated and Edinson has learnt the hard way .
`` Edinson is ready to play .
Of course , it 's special for him to play against PSG , his own club where he 's the top scorer , so that 'll affect him mentally .
`` But , from knowing him , I know that 'll give him energy and he 'll be ready .
He 's so professional , experienced , he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tomorrow to be ready for the game , which goes the same to the FA .
`` He 's learnt a lesson , it might affect him but he 'll just have to put it to one side when the game 's on .
The best players can put their problems or the other thoughts away for a while and perform when he has to .
`` He 's an absolutely top professional .
I 've not been able to get to know him really , really closely because of the language barrier @ @ @ @ @ @ @ someone else .
He 's so professional , so meticulous .
Everything he does he does with the intention of being the best footballer he can be .
He 's a very good teammate , a team player .
`` I 've been impressed by his attention to detail with everything - apart from his parking !
He 's parking too close to some of the players and coaching staff at times .
He 's already learnt two English words : 'tomorrow off ' .
He knows that one ! ''
Solskjaer likened @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of United 's Champions League round-of-16 tie with PSG in 2019 and was reminded of the quote as the Uruguayan prepares to face the club he spent six years at .
`` We never give in , us vikings !
We 've got the right attitude , right mentality , '' Solskjaer boasted .
`` That was maybe not fair to Edinson but it was a compliment because I always look at players ' mentality and ability to play and do well even though you do n't have a perfect day .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I could 've spoken about predatory instincts as a striker , his movement , but what I saw from him was ability to work for the team and to be a team player and we 've already seen it here from the work-rate he puts down .
`` He 's at the top of the tree for running stats in the Premier League and he 's 33 years of age , which just says everything about his mentality . ''

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer admits Edinson Cavani could be affected by the Football Association's probe into an Instagram post he deleted but insists the Manchester United striker is ready to play against former club Paris Saint-Germain.
Cavani scored twice and assisted Bruno Fernandes in United's 3-2 comeback win at Southampton and after the game shared a post from a friend on an Instagram Story, adding 'Gracías negrito'.
The literal translation of 'gracías negrito' is 'thanks black' but Cavani was replying to a friend who wrote: "Asi te quiero, Matador." That translates as: "I love you like this, Matador." Cavani is nicknamed 'El Matador'.
Once Cavani was informed the post could be interpreted offensively out of context, he deleted the Story but the FA have asked him to explain his social media activity, which Solskjaer supports.
"We've communicated with Edinson and he's really deeply sorry for the mistake he's made. There was no malicious intent at all, it was just an affectionate greeting to a friend of his," Solskjaer said.
"But we explained to him. He's been asked by the FA to explain and, of course, he'll cooperate with them, and we'll support him. It's an unfortunate situation where he's just come into the country, in Uruguay it's used in a different affection to what we have.
"So we'll support him and, of course, we support the FA. It's important the FA have asked him to explain and it's out there for everyone to see because we want to be in the fight against discrimination with everyone. I saw Gary [Neville] said something on all players coming from different cultures should be educated and Edinson has learnt the hard way.
"Edinson is ready to play. Of course, it's special for him to play against PSG, his own club where he's the top scorer, so that'll affect him mentally.
"But, from knowing him, I know that'll give him energy and he'll be ready. He's so professional, experienced, he will work on his mindset today and tomorrow to be ready for the game, which goes the same to the FA.
"He's learnt a lesson, it might affect him but he'll just have to put it to one side when the game's on. The best players can put their problems or the other thoughts away for a while and perform when he has to.
"He's an absolutely top professional. I've not been able to get to know him really, really closely because of the language barrier, so we have to speak through someone else. He's so professional, so meticulous. Everything he does he does with the intention of being the best footballer he can be. He's a very good teammate, a team player.
"I've been impressed by his attention to detail with everything - apart from his parking! He's parking too close to some of the players and coaching staff at times. He's already learnt two English words: 'tomorrow off'. He knows that one!"
Solskjaer likened Cavani to a viking on the eve of United's Champions League round-of-16 tie with PSG in 2019 and was reminded of the quote as the Uruguayan prepares to face the club he spent six years at.
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"We never give in, us vikings! We've got the right attitude, right mentality," Solskjaer boasted. "That was maybe not fair to Edinson but it was a compliment because I always look at players' mentality and ability to play and do well even though you don't have a perfect day.
"You know he's got talent, I could've spoken about predatory instincts as a striker, his movement, but what I saw from him was ability to work for the team and to be a team player and we've already seen it here from the work-rate he puts down.
"He's at the top of the tree for running stats in the Premier League and he's 33 years of age, which just says everything about his mentality."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-12-01--‘No active plans’ to cull more roe deer at RHS Bridgewater

The Royal Horticultural Society have agreed to stop the culling of anymore deer at Bridgewater Garden .
Salford City Mayor Paul Dennett has confirmed that there will be ‘ no active plans ’ from the RHS to cull any more of the roe deer population in Salford .
RHS have also agreed to enter a new ‘ community engagement process ’ where any decisions regarding herd management will have to be made in front of local residents and councillors at the Community Committee .
This means that any decision made by the RHS regarding , relocation , culling or general @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be justified to the committee .
Many were outraged after the RHS admitted it had been culling local roe deer to ‘ limit the significant potential damage to plants , shrubs and trees ’ at the Worsley site .
The statement came after members of the public complained to the charity about the practice calling it “ sickening and saddening.
” The cull was also strongly condemned by local Conservative councillors who insisted they were assured the deer would be relocated instead of killed .
The RHS described the procedure as ‘ humane @ @ @ @ @ @ @ deer that had strayed outside the enclosure .
What are your views on this ?
Have your say in our comments below Nine deer were shot and killed , and in a statement the RHS said they could not be caught because of coronavirus restrictions , and action had to be taken to limit damage plants and shrubs .
A petition against further culling was started by locals on Monday ( 30/11/20 ) and has so far garnered more than 6,000 signatures .
The £44m attraction , which covers 156-acres , was due @ @ @ @ @ @ @ year but will now not open until May 2021 .
Salford council has invested £19m in the scheme .
Planting and preparation had been in full swing for the garden , which will transform the grounds of the former Worsley New Hall , off Leigh Road , Worsley .
A joint statement from Salford City Mayor Paul Dennett and Wildlife Champion Cllr Lewis Nelson reads : “ Following discussions with the RHS following the decision to cull nine deer which was announced on Friday , I can confirm that the RHS recognises mistakes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ communications around that decision .
“ A primary concern of the Council in our discussions were plans pertaining to any remaining deer in the vicinity .
“ I can confirm that there are no active plans from the RHS to cull any more of the Roe deer population in Salford , and the RHS have agreed to begin in a new community engagement process regarding any future decisions implicating the resident Roe deer population .
“ In future , should there be questions as to future of the herd , those discussions will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Committee in advance of any actions being taken – working with with residents and councillors .
“ Whilst the Council recognises that herd management may sometimes be necessary , we do not believe the decisions taken recently reflect an adequate or transparent process and in future safeguards will be in place to prevent decisions being taken in this manner again .
“ RHS Bridgewater representatives have expressed contrition and regret in relation to recent events , and have emphasised that an explicit aim of the garden and surrounding area is to increase and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ many animals – including deer – to thrive .
“ I do believe that this is a sincere position from the garden , and I hope that over coming months RHS will be able to regain the trust of local residents , living up to its role as protector of our local wildlife.
” Worsley councillor , Robin Garrido said : `` At our suggestion the RHS will issue a newsletter keeping people informed of what is happening at the gardens , and of policies .
This will be delivered to about ten @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Ellenbrook .
`` RHS will be here for a long time and we do want to build bridges . ''
He said that the RHS had said tranquilizing the deer was not an option as it was difficult to close enough to strike them with a dart .
Also Roe deer can react badly to the darts .
He said the RHS had claimed at a meeting with councillors and town hall officers today that netting the deer would also have required a huge amount of manpower .
Coun Garrido said : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be no plans for any more culling in the near future . ''

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The Royal Horticultural Society have agreed to stop the culling of anymore deer at Bridgewater Garden.
Salford City Mayor Paul Dennett has confirmed that there will be ‘no active plans’ from the RHS to cull any more of the roe deer population in Salford.
RHS have also agreed to enter a new ‘community engagement process’ where any decisions regarding herd management will have to be made in front of local residents and councillors at the Community Committee.
This means that any decision made by the RHS regarding, relocation, culling or general well-being of the wildlife will have to be justified to the committee.
Many were outraged after the RHS admitted it had been culling local roe deer to ‘limit the significant potential damage to plants, shrubs and trees’ at the Worsley site.
The statement came after members of the public complained to the charity about the practice calling it “sickening and saddening.”
The cull was also strongly condemned by local Conservative councillors who insisted they were assured the deer would be relocated instead of killed.
The RHS described the procedure as ‘humane cull’ on a small group of deer that had strayed outside the enclosure.
What are your views on this? Have your say in our comments below
Nine deer were shot and killed, and in a statement the RHS said they could not be caught because of coronavirus restrictions, and action had to be taken to limit damage plants and shrubs.
A petition against further culling was started by locals on Monday (30/11/20) and has so far garnered more than 6,000 signatures.
The £44m attraction, which covers 156-acres, was due to welcome visitors on July 30 this year but will now not open until May 2021. Salford council has invested £19m in the scheme.
Planting and preparation had been in full swing for the garden, which will transform the grounds of the former Worsley New Hall, off Leigh Road, Worsley.
A joint statement from Salford City Mayor Paul Dennett and Wildlife Champion Cllr Lewis Nelson reads: “Following discussions with the RHS following the decision to cull nine deer which was announced on Friday, I can confirm that the RHS recognises mistakes have been made in the decision-making and communications around that decision.
“A primary concern of the Council in our discussions were plans pertaining to any remaining deer in the vicinity.
“I can confirm that there are no active plans from the RHS to cull any more of the Roe deer population in Salford, and the RHS have agreed to begin in a new community engagement process regarding any future decisions implicating the resident Roe deer population.
“In future, should there be questions as to future of the herd, those discussions will be discussed transparently at the local Community Committee in advance of any actions being taken – working with with residents and councillors.
“Whilst the Council recognises that herd management may sometimes be necessary, we do not believe the decisions taken recently reflect an adequate or transparent process and in future safeguards will be in place to prevent decisions being taken in this manner again.
“RHS Bridgewater representatives have expressed contrition and regret in relation to recent events, and have emphasised that an explicit aim of the garden and surrounding area is to increase and expand the biodiversity of our city for many animals – including deer – to thrive.
“ I do believe that this is a sincere position from the garden, and I hope that over coming months RHS will be able to regain the trust of local residents, living up to its role as protector of our local wildlife.”
Worsley councillor, Robin Garrido said: "At our suggestion the RHS will issue a newsletter keeping people informed of what is happening at the gardens, and of policies. This will be delivered to about ten thousand households in Boothstown, Worsley, and Ellenbrook.
"RHS will be here for a long time and we do want to build bridges."
He said that the RHS had said tranquilizing the deer was not an option as it was difficult to close enough to strike them with a dart.
Also Roe deer can react badly to the darts.
He said the RHS had claimed at a meeting with councillors and town hall officers today that netting the deer would also have required a huge amount of manpower.
Coun Garrido said: "We had an assurance there will be no plans for any more culling in the near future."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-12-01--Boris Johnson announces £1,000 grants for 'hard-hit' pubs

Wet-led pubs that have been forced to close or had their trade severely reduced by coronavirus measures will receive extra cash from the Government .
Boris Johnson announced the news to MPs today , saying the money is there to 'recognise how hard they have been hit ' .
Pubs that do n't serve food have to remain closed in both Tier 2 and Tier 3 areas from tomorrow .
As national lockdown ends , that means that the majority of wet-led pubs across England are n't able to reopen .
The Prime Minister has today announced that each will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Mr Johnson said : `` Today we ’ re going further , with a one-off payment of £1,000 in December to wet pubs – that ’ s pubs that do not serve food .
`` Recognising how hard they ’ ve been hit by this virus in what is typically their busiest month . ''
The decision to place Greater Manchester in Tier 3 has been described as a 'kick in the crotch ' for the hospitality industry .
Wet-led pubs here wo n't be able to reopen until the region reaches Tier @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the £1,000 payment is n't enough for businesses that have been so badly impacted .
Is the money enough ?
Have your say in the comments below Manchester Central MP Lucy Powell said : `` Pubs will take this money but it ’ s not enough to stop them going bust .
`` Still leaves the total cash grant to these businesses less than half what they received in March/April/May , when their cash reserves stronger .
Greater Manchester night time economy adviser Sacha Lord tweeted : `` I do n't want to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ just offered our wet led pubs 1k .
`` 1k will NOT save most of the 1806 wet led pubs across Greater Manchester .
Our community pubs , most of which our in our most deprived areas .
`` It feels like an insulting token gesture . ''
`` It ’ s only Tier 3 not Tier 2 as briefed ; nothing for restaurants . ''
One user tweeted : `` That will help them survive until next Tuesday at least ... these people have no idea how much it costs to maintain @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` Wow do n't strain yourself Doris ''

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Wet-led pubs that have been forced to close or had their trade severely reduced by coronavirus measures will receive extra cash from the Government.
Boris Johnson announced the news to MPs today, saying the money is there to 'recognise how hard they have been hit'.
Pubs that don't serve food have to remain closed in both Tier 2 and Tier 3 areas from tomorrow.
As national lockdown ends, that means that the majority of wet-led pubs across England aren't able to reopen.
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The Prime Minister has today announced that each will receive a one-off payment of £1,000.
Mr Johnson said: "Today we’re going further, with a one-off payment of £1,000 in December to wet pubs – that’s pubs that do not serve food.
"Recognising how hard they’ve been hit by this virus in what is typically their busiest month."
The decision to place Greater Manchester in Tier 3 has been described as a 'kick in the crotch' for the hospitality industry.
Wet-led pubs here won't be able to reopen until the region reaches Tier 1.
People have already commented that the £1,000 payment isn't enough for businesses that have been so badly impacted.
Is the money enough? Have your say in the comments below
Manchester Central MP Lucy Powell said: "Pubs will take this money but it’s not enough to stop them going bust.
"Still leaves the total cash grant to these businesses less than half what they received in March/April/May, when their cash reserves stronger.
Greater Manchester night time economy adviser Sacha Lord tweeted: "I don't want to sound ungrateful, but Boris Johnson has just offered our wet led pubs 1k.
"1k will NOT save most of the 1806 wet led pubs across Greater Manchester. Our community pubs, most of which our in our most deprived areas.
"It feels like an insulting token gesture."
"It’s only Tier 3 not Tier 2 as briefed; nothing for restaurants."
One user tweeted: "That will help them survive until next Tuesday at least... these people have no idea how much it costs to maintain a business."
Another said: "Wow don't strain yourself Doris"


themanchestereveningnews--2020-12-01--Manchester United get injury boost on six players for PSG fixture

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer claims Manchester United have a fully fit squad to choose from for the Champions League visit of Paris Saint-Germain .
David de Gea came off injured at Southampton on Sunday but the MEN reported the Spaniard trained after receiving treatment at United 's Carrington training complex on Monday .
Alex Telles has recovered from a minor injury he sustained at St Mary 's and Paul Pogba and Scott McTominay have returned to training , as has Anthony Martial after he felt ill at Southampton .
Luke Shaw has also ostensibly resumed training after recovering from a hamstring @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Champions League nights come and floodlights are out and fans are not there but the players all wan na be there , '' Solskjaer said .
`` The training group today was a massive one , it was a big group and everyone has held their hand up and is available for selection .
David trained well today , so he 's available for selection . ''
Phil Jones is sidelined until after Christmas but was excluded from United 's Champions League squad and Sergio Romero is unavailable as he was also omitted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with a point against PSG at Old Trafford and will win Group H if they beat the Ligue 1 champions and RB Leipzig fail to defeat Istanbul Basaksehir .
`` The quicker you can qualify the better , '' Solskjaer opined .
`` With a win we 'll win the group , that 's our intent .
We wan na go out there with our style : attacking intent and defending well against a top team with some top individual players .
`` But our mindset is win this game and we 've @ @ @ @ @

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer claims Manchester United have a fully fit squad to choose from for the Champions League visit of Paris Saint-Germain.
David de Gea came off injured at Southampton on Sunday but the MEN reported the Spaniard trained after receiving treatment at United's Carrington training complex on Monday.
Alex Telles has recovered from a minor injury he sustained at St Mary's and Paul Pogba and Scott McTominay have returned to training, as has Anthony Martial after he felt ill at Southampton. Luke Shaw has also ostensibly resumed training after recovering from a hamstring strain.
"You expect when the Champions League nights come and floodlights are out and fans are not there but the players all wanna be there," Solskjaer said. "The training group today was a massive one, it was a big group and everyone has held their hand up and is available for selection. David trained well today, so he's available for selection.
"Anthony got through the session and felt okay, so he's also available for selection. Luke is probably the biggest doubt but the rest of them are holding their hands up saying: 'I'm ready'. Luke isn't too far away so let's see what we do with him for tomorrow."
Phil Jones is sidelined until after Christmas but was excluded from United's Champions League squad and Sergio Romero is unavailable as he was also omitted.
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United can qualify for the round-of-16 with a point against PSG at Old Trafford and will win Group H if they beat the Ligue 1 champions and RB Leipzig fail to defeat Istanbul Basaksehir.
"The quicker you can qualify the better," Solskjaer opined. "With a win we'll win the group, that's our intent. We wanna go out there with our style: attacking intent and defending well against a top team with some top individual players.
"But our mindset is win this game and we've won the group."