themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-08--Strictly fans 'not okay' with Diane Buswell 'wardrobe malfunction' live on air

Strictly Come Dancing fans were left shocked after Diane Buswell revealed her knickers live on air last night .
The 31-year-old was dressed as Marge Simpson while she and partner Max George performed a dance to the Simpsons theme tune .
Mid-performance , Dianne sat on a chair and flashed a pair of granny pants to the entire nation .
Although the performance received a generally positive response , some viewers were not impressed with spotting Marge 's underwear , reports the Mirror .
`` The real Marge would never show her knickers like that # Strictly , '' penned @ @ @ @ @ @ @ BBC to think Marge Simpson would wear granny pants # strictly , '' joked another .
`` I 'm not OK with seeing Marge Simpson 's pants ! ''
penned a third .
A fourth added : `` Mmmmmm that was some super unflattering angles of dianne ’ s Marge underwear ... great character from Max ! ''
Despite receiving some shocked responses to glimpses of Marge 's underwear , many other viewers expressed their approval of the energetic show .
`` Actually just choked on my G & T !
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@ @ @ @ @ @ @ HomerSimpson I can not stop giggling lol , '' wrote another .
The pair managed to receive 24 points for their show stopping performance that included classic props such as doughnuts and the Simpsons sofa .
`` Actually just choked on my G & T !
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@ MaxGeorge on # Strictly as # HomerSimpson I can not stop giggling lol , '' wrote another .
The pair managed to receive 24 points for their show stopping performance that included classic props such as doughnuts and the Simpsons sofa .
Following the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ actually been excited for movie week because he wanted to dress up like James Bond .
However , The Wanted singer went on to say that he had really enjoyed himself with this week 's dance .

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Strictly Come Dancing fans were left shocked after Diane Buswell revealed her knickers live on air last night.
The 31-year-old was dressed as Marge Simpson while she and partner Max George performed a dance to the Simpsons theme tune.
Mid-performance, Dianne sat on a chair and flashed a pair of granny pants to the entire nation.
Although the performance received a generally positive response, some viewers were not impressed with spotting Marge's underwear, reports the Mirror.
"The real Marge would never show her knickers like that #Strictly," penned one viewer.
"Bold of the BBC to think Marge Simpson would wear granny pants #strictly," joked another.
"I'm not OK with seeing Marge Simpson's pants!" penned a third.
A fourth added: "Mmmmmm that was some super unflattering angles of dianne’s Marge underwear... great character from Max!"
Despite receiving some shocked responses to glimpses of Marge's underwear, many other viewers expressed their approval of the energetic show.
"Actually just choked on my G&T!!! @MaxGeorge on #Strictly as #HomerSimpson I can not stop giggling lol," wrote another.
The pair managed to receive 24 points for their show stopping performance that included classic props such as doughnuts and the Simpsons sofa.
"Actually just choked on my G&T!!! @MaxGeorge on #Strictly as #HomerSimpson I can not stop giggling lol," wrote another.
The pair managed to receive 24 points for their show stopping performance that included classic props such as doughnuts and the Simpsons sofa.
Following the show, Max joked that he had actually been excited for movie week because he wanted to dress up like James Bond.
However, The Wanted singer went on to say that he had really enjoyed himself with this week's dance.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-08--Man City vs Liverpool FC LIVE goal and score updates

Manchester City take on fierce rivals Liverpool on Sunday in a match that could have huge ramifications in the race @ @ @ @ @ .
Despite suffering a staggering 7-2 loss at the hands of Aston Villa , Liverpool @ @ @ @ @ to the campaign and could stretch their lead over City to eight points with a @ @ @ @ @ Though it remains early in the campaign , it would still be a significant advantage @ @ @ @ @ a victory for Pep Guardiola and his side would bring the Blues to within two @ @ @ @ @ with a game in hand .
City will be without Sergio Aguero , Benjamin Mendy @ @ @ @ @ does have Gabriel Jesus available after the striker made a goalscoring return from injury against @ @ @ @ @ on Tuesday .
Liverpool have their own injury issues and will be missing Virgil van @ @ @ @ @ Alcantara and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain for the encounter .
Follow for LIVE updates from the Etihad @

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Manchester City have played out an entertaining 1-1 draw with Premier League title rivals Liverpool on a rain soaked night at the Etihad.
The game started off in predictably frantic fashion with the champions dominating the early stages and they took the lead through a penalty from Mohamed Salah after Kyle Walker had tripped Sadio Mane in the box.
Liverpool threatened to go further ahead but City eventually wrestled their way back into the game and equalised after half an hour with a wonderful goal from Gabriel Jesus. A deft touch and turn took the Brazilian past Trent Alexander-Arnold before he toe poked the ball into the bottom corner.
Kevin De Bruyne had the chance to take the lead from the penalty spot following a Joe Gomez handball but he placed his kick wide of the post.
The second-half was much more of a cagey affair as the players tired and both teams seemed content to take a point out of the match.
Follow below for all the reaction from the game.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-08--Man United are finally learning from Van Gaal and Mourinho's mistakes

It has been too easy for Manchester United to brush off valid questions about their own inconsistency of late .
Fans , journalists and pundits are within their rights to expect more of United .
The majority of the club 's adult supporters these days grew up on a diet of relentless success under Sir Alex Ferguson and even the older ones remember greats like George Best , Bobby Charlton and Bryan Robson .
The club 's history is also its expectation and you can not have one without the other .
Ferguson understood that in the wake of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ been a significant fallow period inbetween .
One of the reasons United have kept faith with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is because he understands it , too .
Yet fans had become exasperated with the way Solskjaer would sometimes shrug and smile after a defeat .
They want to see steam coming out of the Norwegian 's ears after a defeat .
They want to see him channel Ferguson rather than David Moyes , whose annoying habit of claiming `` we played quite well '' after a dismal defeat did nothing to placate expectant @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he 's too nice , too respectful .
In that regard , a major part of his reaction to Everton 's pressure-lifting win at Everton will have pleased United fans .
His furious rant at the Premier League for the way the fixtures had been scheduled left the interviewer lost for words .
Gary Lineker on Match of the Day claimed it was a side to Solskjaer he has never seen before .
`` We were set up to fail , '' Solskjaer told the TV cameras after the victory .
`` I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to talk about the kick-off time .
They set up the boys to fail .
We 've got Luke Shaw injured today because we 've been to Turkey , we 've played loads of games already this season , we 've been to Turkey on Wednesday night , back in Thursday morning and we 're playing Saturday in a lunchtime kick-off , it 's an absolute shambles . ''
He went on to say `` I 've had enough '' of the scheduling .
It was peak Fergie .
And what 's more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a game in which his side had played well and deserved their plaudits .
United captain Harry Maguire also created a sense of siege mentality when asked for his reaction at Goodison Park , though his message was aimed squarely at the media , rather than the fixture schedulers .
`` People do n't want us to do well , '' he claimed .
`` Why ?
Probably because of the success we 've had in the past .
Because we are the biggest club in the world . ''
It is quite @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Maguire are positive signs for United and their changing mentality .
Because for far too long in the post-Ferguson era , United have been a good team with good players , but a soft touch .
The aura that surrounded legendary former players like Roy Keane , Rio Ferdinand and Wayne Rooney has been lost for a long time .
Teams started to come to Old Trafford thinking there was nothing to be frightened of anymore .
That has only been magnified in recent Covid-19 times when the absence of fans inside the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ further .
It is too soon to say the bite is coming back to Manchester United .
But it 's something that neither Louis van Gaal nor Jose Mourinho , managers with more 'ruthless ' reputations than Solskjaer , managed to instill .
Solskjaer is now confident enough to leave players out if he feels they do n't fit his system , hence Paul Pogba benched for Fred and Scott McTominay .
He is happy to use big summer signing Edinson Cavani in the substitute role that suits him .
He is even @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , to play Donny van de Beek more regularly .
He has backed Maguire in the face of media flak , he has channeled his fighting spirit into players like Bruno Fernandes .
Van Gaal and Mourinho 's decision-making often became muddled at United , especially where new signings were concerned .
And their press conferences were often cause for derision .
Solskjaer appears to be learning from his predecessors ' mistakes , and is keeping himself in a job as a result .
He is becoming his own man as United manager @ @ @ @ @ @ @ those classic Ferguson traits .

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It has been too easy for Manchester United to brush off valid questions about their own inconsistency of late.
Fans, journalists and pundits are within their rights to expect more of United. The majority of the club's adult supporters these days grew up on a diet of relentless success under Sir Alex Ferguson and even the older ones remember greats like George Best, Bobby Charlton and Bryan Robson. The club's history is also its expectation and you cannot have one without the other.
Ferguson understood that in the wake of the Busby era, even though there had been a significant fallow period inbetween. One of the reasons United have kept faith with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is because he understands it, too.
Yet fans had become exasperated with the way Solskjaer would sometimes shrug and smile after a defeat. They want to see steam coming out of the Norwegian's ears after a defeat. They want to see him channel Ferguson rather than David Moyes, whose annoying habit of claiming "we played quite well" after a dismal defeat did nothing to placate expectant supporters. Solskjaer's image is that he's too nice, too respectful.
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In that regard, a major part of his reaction to Everton's pressure-lifting win at Everton will have pleased United fans.
His furious rant at the Premier League for the way the fixtures had been scheduled left the interviewer lost for words. Gary Lineker on Match of the Day claimed it was a side to Solskjaer he has never seen before.
"We were set up to fail," Solskjaer told the TV cameras after the victory.
"I said to you before, I want to talk about the kick-off time. They set up the boys to fail. We've got Luke Shaw injured today because we've been to Turkey, we've played loads of games already this season, we've been to Turkey on Wednesday night, back in Thursday morning and we're playing Saturday in a lunchtime kick-off, it's an absolute shambles."
He went on to say "I've had enough" of the scheduling. It was peak Fergie. And what's more, it came after a win, a game in which his side had played well and deserved their plaudits.
United captain Harry Maguire also created a sense of siege mentality when asked for his reaction at Goodison Park, though his message was aimed squarely at the media, rather than the fixture schedulers.
"People don't want us to do well," he claimed. "Why? Probably because of the success we've had in the past. Because we are the biggest club in the world."
It is quite obvious that both sentiments from Solskjaer and Maguire are positive signs for United and their changing mentality.
Because for far too long in the post-Ferguson era, United have been a good team with good players, but a soft touch. The aura that surrounded legendary former players like Roy Keane, Rio Ferdinand and Wayne Rooney has been lost for a long time. Teams started to come to Old Trafford thinking there was nothing to be frightened of anymore. That has only been magnified in recent Covid-19 times when the absence of fans inside the Theatre of Dreams has only emboldened teams further.
It is too soon to say the bite is coming back to Manchester United. But it's something that neither Louis van Gaal nor Jose Mourinho, managers with more 'ruthless' reputations than Solskjaer, managed to instill.
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Solskjaer is now confident enough to leave players out if he feels they don't fit his system, hence Paul Pogba benched for Fred and Scott McTominay. He is happy to use big summer signing Edinson Cavani in the substitute role that suits him. He is even ignoring the clamour, rightly or wrongly, to play Donny van de Beek more regularly. He has backed Maguire in the face of media flak, he has channeled his fighting spirit into players like Bruno Fernandes.
Van Gaal and Mourinho's decision-making often became muddled at United, especially where new signings were concerned. And their press conferences were often cause for derision. Solskjaer appears to be learning from his predecessors' mistakes, and is keeping himself in a job as a result.
He is becoming his own man as United manager, while at the same time following those classic Ferguson traits.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-08--Tributes paid to former chief rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks, who has died aged 72

Tributes have been paid to the former chief rabbi , Lord Jonathan Sacks .
He died on Saturday , at the age of 72 , and was described as being a 'giant ' and of 'huge intellectual stature ' .
Lord Sacks served as the chief rabbi of the United Hebrew Congregations of the Commonwealth , the figurehead of British Jews , for 22 years .
He stepped down in September 2013 .
A statement on his Twitter page said he died on Saturday morning .
It read : `` Baruch Dayan Ha ’ Emet .
It with the deepest @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks ( HaRav Ya ’ akov Zvi ben David Arieh z ’ ’ l ) passed away early this morning , Saturday 7th November 2020 ( Shabbat Kodesh 20th MarCheshvan 5781 ) .
” Board of Deputies president Marie van der Zyl described Lord Sacks , who was made a cross-bench life peer in 2009 , as a “ giant of both the Jewish community and wider society ” .
She added : `` His astounding intellect and courageous moral voice were a blessing to all who encountered him @ @ @ @ @ @ @ broadcast .
`` His outstanding tenure as chief rabbi led to a revolution in Jewish life and learning which has ensured his legacy will pass not just through his own beloved family , but through generations of our community ’ s young people too.
” Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he was `` deeply saddened '' by Lord Sacks ’ death .
He added : `` His leadership had a profound impact on our whole country and across the world .
`` My sincere condolences to his family , friends and the Jewish @ @ @ @ @ @ @ blessing.
” Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said : “ I want to express my condolences on the passing of former chief rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks .
`` He was a towering intellect whose eloquence , insights and kindness reached well beyond the Jewish community .
`` I have no doubt that his legacy will live on for many generations.
” Former prime minister Tony Blair said Lord Sacks was “ a man of huge intellectual stature but with the warmest human spirit ” .
He added : `` Jonathan was a wonderful @ @ @ @ @ @ @ philosopher of extraordinary insight and of course a religious leader respected well beyond the Jewish community and well beyond the shores of Britain .
`` His influence was vast and his reach immense .
A brilliant speaker and thinker , he had the rarest of gifts – expressing complex ideas in the simplest of terms . ''
Current chief rabbi Ephraim Mirvis said the world had lost an `` intellectual giant who had a transformative global impact '' .

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Tributes have been paid to the former chief rabbi, Lord Jonathan Sacks.
He died on Saturday, at the age of 72, and was described as being a 'giant' and of 'huge intellectual stature'.
Lord Sacks served as the chief rabbi of the United Hebrew Congregations of the Commonwealth, the figurehead of British Jews, for 22 years.
He stepped down in September 2013.
A statement on his Twitter page said he died on Saturday morning.
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It read: "Baruch Dayan Ha’Emet. It with the deepest sadness that we regret to inform you that Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks (HaRav Ya’akov Zvi ben David Arieh z’’l) passed away early this morning, Saturday 7th November 2020 (Shabbat Kodesh 20th MarCheshvan 5781).”
Board of Deputies president Marie van der Zyl described Lord Sacks, who was made a cross-bench life peer in 2009, as a “giant of both the Jewish community and wider society”.
She added: "His astounding intellect and courageous moral voice were a blessing to all who encountered him in person, in writing or in broadcast.
"His outstanding tenure as chief rabbi led to a revolution in Jewish life and learning which has ensured his legacy will pass not just through his own beloved family, but through generations of our community’s young people too.”
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he was "deeply saddened" by Lord Sacks’ death.
He added: "His leadership had a profound impact on our whole country and across the world.
"My sincere condolences to his family, friends and the Jewish community. May his memory be a blessing.”
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said: “I want to express my condolences on the passing of former chief rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks.
"He was a towering intellect whose eloquence, insights and kindness reached well beyond the Jewish community.
"I have no doubt that his legacy will live on for many generations.”
Former prime minister Tony Blair said Lord Sacks was “a man of huge intellectual stature but with the warmest human spirit”.
He added: "Jonathan was a wonderful friend, a beloved mentor, a philosopher of extraordinary insight and of course a religious leader respected well beyond the Jewish community and well beyond the shores of Britain.
"His influence was vast and his reach immense. A brilliant speaker and thinker, he had the rarest of gifts – expressing complex ideas in the simplest of terms."
Current chief rabbi Ephraim Mirvis said the world had lost an "intellectual giant who had a transformative global impact".


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-08--We simulated Man City vs Liverpool to get a score prediction

In what is undoubtedly their biggest game of the 2020/21 Premier League campaign so far , Manchester City host champions Liverpool on Sunday at the Etihad Stadium .
City striker Gabriel Jesus is likely to start up front after coming off the bench against Olympiacos in midweek , but Sergio Aguero will miss the game due to injury .
Benjamin Mendy and Fernandinho will also miss the clash against Jurgen Klopp 's side .
Liverpool will be without Virgil van Dijk , Fabinho , Thiago and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain , with defender Joel Matip a slight injury doubt too .
So @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with against Liverpool ?
And , what will the final score be ?
We used FIFA 21 to get a unique score prediction .
This is what happened .
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To set up this simulation , we used kick-off mode within FIFA 21 but did n't select a team to control ; we then selected the teams and watched the match play out by itself .
The AI difficulty was set to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the latest transfers , injuries and suspensions .
We predict that City could set up in a 4-3-3 formation , with the line-up as follows : Ederson ; Walker , Dias , Laporte , Cancelo ; De Bruyne , Rodri , Bernardo Silva ; Torres , Jesus , Sterling .
We predict that Liverpool could set up in a 4-2-3-1 formation , with the line-up as follows : Alisson ; Alexander-Arnold , Matip , Gomez , Robertson ; Wijnaldum , Henderson , Keita ; Salah , Firmino , Mane .
In our FIFA @ @ @ @ @ @ @ first-half , with Kevin De Bruyne , Rodri and Bernardo Silva controlling the tempo of the game in central midfield .
However , clear chances were at a premium , with Liverpool looking solid defensively .
The first chance of the game fell to De Bruyne , with Bernardo Silva playing in the midfielder , but Joel Matip came across quickly to block the shot .
But just before the half-time whistle , City created that clear cut chance , and they took it .
This time it was De Bruyne playing in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ turning Jordan Henderson , who had tracked his run into the box , inside out , before curling a shot past Alisson to open the scoring .
The away side did rally in the second-half , but City had their own spells of possession too which made for a fairly even game , with no real chances to report .
In the end , City recorded a narrow 1-0 win in our FIFA 21 simulation , which could be a huge result come the end of the season .
Here are the full-time @ @ @ @ @ @ @ now on Xbox One , PlayStation 4 and PC .
Additionally , fans who jump into FIFA 21 can also benefit from Dual Entitlement , enabling them to upgrade their copy of the game from PlayStation 4 to PlayStation 5 , or Xbox One to Xbox Series X/S at no extra cost .
All progress made or content acquired within FIFA 21 Ultimate Team ( including players , items , coins , FIFA Points , match record , and leaderboard placement ) , as well as all progression in VOLTA FOOTBALL will transfer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ X/S

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In what is undoubtedly their biggest game of the 2020/21 Premier League campaign so far, Manchester City host champions Liverpool on Sunday at the Etihad Stadium.
City striker Gabriel Jesus is likely to start up front after coming off the bench against Olympiacos in midweek, but Sergio Aguero will miss the game due to injury. Benjamin Mendy and Fernandinho will also miss the clash against Jurgen Klopp's side.
Liverpool will be without Virgil van Dijk, Fabinho, Thiago and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, with defender Joel Matip a slight injury doubt too.
So, what lineup will Pep Guardiola go with against Liverpool? And, what will the final score be?
We used FIFA 21 to get a unique score prediction. This is what happened.
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City vs Liverpool score predicted using FIFA 21
To set up this simulation, we used kick-off mode within FIFA 21 but didn't select a team to control; we then selected the teams and watched the match play out by itself. The AI difficulty was set to legendary, with the line-up updated with the latest transfers, injuries and suspensions.
We predict that City could set up in a 4-3-3 formation, with the line-up as follows: Ederson; Walker, Dias, Laporte, Cancelo; De Bruyne, Rodri, Bernardo Silva; Torres, Jesus, Sterling.
We predict that Liverpool could set up in a 4-2-3-1 formation, with the line-up as follows: Alisson; Alexander-Arnold, Matip, Gomez, Robertson; Wijnaldum, Henderson, Keita; Salah, Firmino, Mane.
In our FIFA 21 simulation, Man City dominated the first-half, with Kevin De Bruyne, Rodri and Bernardo Silva controlling the tempo of the game in central midfield.
However, clear chances were at a premium, with Liverpool looking solid defensively. The first chance of the game fell to De Bruyne, with Bernardo Silva playing in the midfielder, but Joel Matip came across quickly to block the shot.
But just before the half-time whistle, City created that clear cut chance, and they took it.
This time it was De Bruyne playing in Bernardo Silva, with the Portuguese midfielder turning Jordan Henderson, who had tracked his run into the box, inside out, before curling a shot past Alisson to open the scoring.
The away side did rally in the second-half, but City had their own spells of possession too which made for a fairly even game, with no real chances to report.
In the end, City recorded a narrow 1-0 win in our FIFA 21 simulation, which could be a huge result come the end of the season.
Predicted FIFA 21 score: City 1-0 Liverpool
Here are the full-time match stats:
FIFA 21 is out now on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC.
Additionally, fans who jump into FIFA 21 can also benefit from Dual Entitlement, enabling them to upgrade their copy of the game from PlayStation 4 to PlayStation 5, or Xbox One to Xbox Series X/S at no extra cost.
All progress made or content acquired within FIFA 21 Ultimate Team (including players, items, coins, FIFA Points, match record, and leaderboard placement), as well as all progression in VOLTA FOOTBALL will transfer over to PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X/S


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-08--Strictly fans 'livid' after spotting Maisie Smith outfit blunder

Fans of BBC 's Strictly Come Dancing were left 'livid ' last night , after they spotted a big mistake on actress Maisie Smith 's costume .
The EastEnders actress , who is currently paired with Gorka Marquez , stepped onto the dance floor dressed as Frozen princess Elsa .
However , instead of wearing Elsa 's iconic blue dress , Maisie was dressed in a pink down - something which did n't go down well with some viewers .
People were quick to point out that Elsa does n't wear pink in the hit films , and expressed their @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Some even questioned if she was meant to be Rapunzel , as the gorgeous dress looked like the costume from the Disney film Tangled .
While Maisie certainly impressed with her moves in the incredible dance , viewers could n't let go of the issue with the dress .
One viewer said : `` Umm yes I have a question , if Maisie is Elsa WHY is she wearing a pink dress ?
! ''
Another tweeted : `` Why is Maisie in pink if she ’ s supposed to be Elsa @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' A third added : `` Maisie is deffo more Dolly Parton doing Rapunzel cosplay than Elsa . ''
A fourth viewer wrote : `` Is Maisie meant to be Elsa ?
What the Tangled is that look then ? ''
Meanwhile , another said : `` My daughters are livid Maisie is in pink as Elsa ! ''
Maisie and Gorka were scored pretty well , with a nine from judge Motsi Mabuse , and a seven and an eight from the others .
Viewers at home were still tipping her to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ clearly not putting them off .

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Fans of BBC's Strictly Come Dancing were left 'livid' last night, after they spotted a big mistake on actress Maisie Smith's costume.
The EastEnders actress, who is currently paired with Gorka Marquez, stepped onto the dance floor dressed as Frozen princess Elsa.
However, instead of wearing Elsa's iconic blue dress, Maisie was dressed in a pink down - something which didn't go down well with some viewers.
People were quick to point out that Elsa doesn't wear pink in the hit films, and expressed their upset on Twitter, reports the Mirror.
Some even questioned if she was meant to be Rapunzel, as the gorgeous dress looked like the costume from the Disney film Tangled.
While Maisie certainly impressed with her moves in the incredible dance, viewers couldn't let go of the issue with the dress.
One viewer said: "Umm yes I have a question, if Maisie is Elsa WHY is she wearing a pink dress?!"
Another tweeted: "Why is Maisie in pink if she’s supposed to be Elsa? Elsa would NEVER wear pink."
A third added: "Maisie is deffo more Dolly Parton doing Rapunzel cosplay than Elsa."
A fourth viewer wrote: "Is Maisie meant to be Elsa? What the Tangled is that look then?"
Meanwhile, another said: "My daughters are livid Maisie is in pink as Elsa!"
Maisie and Gorka were scored pretty well, with a nine from judge Motsi Mabuse, and a seven and an eight from the others.
Viewers at home were still tipping her to win too, with the dress drama clearly not putting them off.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-08--Real Housewives star on her military background and growing up on army bases

Today the nation will honour those who gave their lives in defence of the nation .
Remembrance Sunday is held to commemorate the contribution of British and Commonwealth servicemen and women who fought in the two World Wars and later conflicts , and as she proudly observes the two-minute silence The Real Housewives of Cheshire star Tanya Bardsley will be reflecting on her military background .
Reality star Tanya 's dad Steve Robinson joined the army as a driver when he was just 16 years old and rose to the rank of major .
When Tanya , 39 , was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to Germany , where they lived for 11 years , and she grew up on English military bases with Steve , her mum Julie and younger sister Sherrie Tate .
The family was also based at Abingdon in Oxfordshire and Catterick in north Yorkshire .
She told us : `` Growing up I did n't know any different .
I had a great life .
`` All the kids had the same strict upbringing and we were good kids . ''
Tanya 's dad still works for the army , based in Catterick @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , sick and injured service personnel , and in 2016 he received an MBE for his services to injured soldiers .
He received his medal at Buckingham Palace from Princess Anne .
With the public urged to pay tribute in their own private way this year to protect the veteran community because of the COVID-19 pandemic , Steve will be proudly wearing his medals at home in Yorkshire .
The Bardsleys will also be observing the silence together .
Tanya , who has three sons Rocco , Renz and Ralphi with her Burnley @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Gabriella from a previous relationship , said : `` It 's good as a nation that we can take that time to show gratitude together .
They deserve it .
`` We ca n't gather this year but my dad will be polishing his medals .
`` I 'm so proud of him I could burst . ''
In 2018 Tanya modelled a stunning poppy dress donated to raise money for the Royal British Legion , made by dress designer Leigh Hetherington .
Leigh and three of her design team spent more than @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 100 years since the end of the First World War .
Each of the poppies was individually handmade from red silk tulle with black Swarovski crystal beaded centres to give the effect of a poppy wreath .
The dress was displayed in the intu Metro Centre and an online auction raised money for the Poppy Appeal .
Tanya , one of the original stars of the hit ITVBe reality series Real Housewives which launched in 2015 , is a former glamour model turned life coach and entrepreneur who has a boutique in Wilmslow @ @ @ @ @ @ @ joining the army she laughed : `` Imagine me putting on a rucksack ?
`` I 'm not brave enough to be in the army . ''

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Today the nation will honour those who gave their lives in defence of the nation.
Remembrance Sunday is held to commemorate the contribution of British and Commonwealth servicemen and women who fought in the two World Wars and later conflicts, and as she proudly observes the two-minute silence The Real Housewives of Cheshire star Tanya Bardsley will be reflecting on her military background.
Reality star Tanya's dad Steve Robinson joined the army as a driver when he was just 16 years old and rose to the rank of major.
When Tanya, 39, was just three weeks old her parents moved to Germany, where they lived for 11 years, and she grew up on English military bases with Steve, her mum Julie and younger sister Sherrie Tate.
(Image: Claire Collinson)
The family was also based at Abingdon in Oxfordshire and Catterick in north Yorkshire.
She told us: "Growing up I didn't know any different. I had a great life.
"All the kids had the same strict upbringing and we were good kids."
(Image: Claire Collinson)
Tanya's dad still works for the army, based in Catterick, as an officer looking after wounded, sick and injured service personnel, and in 2016 he received an MBE for his services to injured soldiers. He received his medal at Buckingham Palace from Princess Anne.
With the public urged to pay tribute in their own private way this year to protect the veteran community because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Steve will be proudly wearing his medals at home in Yorkshire.
The Bardsleys will also be observing the silence together.
(Image: Tanya Bardsley)
Tanya, who has three sons Rocco, Renz and Ralphi with her Burnley footballer husband Phil and a teenage daughter Gabriella from a previous relationship, said: "It's good as a nation that we can take that time to show gratitude together. They deserve it.
"We can't gather this year but my dad will be polishing his medals.
"I'm so proud of him I could burst."
In 2018 Tanya modelled a stunning poppy dress donated to raise money for the Royal British Legion, made by dress designer Leigh Hetherington.
Leigh and three of her design team spent more than 250 hours making the dress to commemorate 100 years since the end of the First World War.
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Each of the poppies was individually handmade from red silk tulle with black Swarovski crystal beaded centres to give the effect of a poppy wreath.
The dress was displayed in the intu Metro Centre and an online auction raised money for the Poppy Appeal.
Tanya, one of the original stars of the hit ITVBe reality series Real Housewives which launched in 2015, is a former glamour model turned life coach and entrepreneur who has a boutique in Wilmslow.
Asked if she'd ever considered joining the army she laughed: "Imagine me putting on a rucksack?
"I'm not brave enough to be in the army."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-08--'Eating disorders affect boys too, I want them to know they can get through it'

It started gradually and developed into something far more difficult to conquer .
Sam Pollen would be exacting as he weighed out portions of food to control his calorie intake .
And in his spare time he would run for miles and miles .
He even started avoiding friends and social gatherings - especially if he thought food would be involved .
All these behaviours were symptoms of Sam ’ s anorexia - a condition that developed when he was 12-years-old .
Now , 18 years later , Sam has taken the experiences of his formative years and turned them @ @ @ @ @ @ @ debut novel The Year I Didn ’ t Eat tells the story of Max , a 14-year-old boy who personifies his anorexia as ‘ Ana ’ and writes to her every day .
The powerful story , which is partially based on Sam ’ s own experiences , recently won Lancashire Book of the Year .
The author , now 32 , hopes his book will give a voice to boys struggling with eating disorders .
“ It was a topic that ’ s important to me and it ’ s not been @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sam says .
“ I think a story about a young teenage boy going through anorexia is reasonably rare , even though it affects a lot of men and boys .
“ Perhaps because a lot of the resources and media that exist about eating disorders tend to be represented from a girl ’ s point of view , I think a lot of young men think “ it doesn ’ t apply to me ” .
“ It ’ s very easy to think that your experience is really distinct and that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ through .
I think that ’ s particularly the case for young men.
” Born in Wythenshawe and raised in Wilmslow , Sam says he was an outgoing child .
But that all changed when his eating disorder developed after starting high school .
“ I think it ’ s quite common for people who are entering puberty , ” he says .
“ It ’ s when you ’ re starting to think about how other people see you .
I would say I was quite shy and bookish , I did @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I was quite anxious .
“ I started exercising and in particular a lot of running .
I was quite a keen runner anyway from a young age - I did cross country .
I would run every day for a few miles .
“ I also started to restrict what I was eating .
Some people have a problem with binging .
My eating disorder was eating three meals a day that were getting progressively smaller .
“ There was a lot of calorie counting .
A major part of the book @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by numbers .
“ There was a thing about being very particular about having an amount of something .
It would have to be exactly a quarter of an amount for example because that ’ s the amount I knew the calories for .
“ My family definitely noticed and they did try to intervene .
I had lost a lot of weight and my parents tried to deal with it in the way families do .
That experience brought me to a doctor.
” Sam was treated by a psychologist and started @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
He recovered well and says he no longer has any issues with food .
But Sam knows this is not the case for everyone .
“ I was the sort of kid who was very deferential to authority , ” he says .
“ I had been a little resistant to it early on when people were trying to tell me , but when a doctor said it was an eating disorder I went along with it .
“ I was very withdrawn .
I didn ’ t want to be seen @ @ @ @ @ @ @ experiences that involved food .
I found it very stressful.
” Sam says there were plenty of arguments and tears during those difficult teenage years .
But he insists that children and teenagers who develop issues around eating can be helped .
“ There is a perception that eating disorders are irreversible , that there ’ s nothing you can do to fix it , ” he says .
“ Some people will struggle throughout their life and that ’ s not to say that they ’ re not trying very hard .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ a better experience .
“ I think it ’ s important for people to know that it can be completely fixed .
I don ’ t have issues with food anymore and I haven ’ t for 18 years .
People can go on to lead full and happy lives .
“ When I was going through it I would never have believed someone if they told me they had been through the same thing.
” The Year I Didn ’ t Eat - published by Chorlton-based independent publisher ZunTold - is Sam @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he has been delighted with the response and especially with the Lancashire Book of the Year award .
“ To get this award is really lovely and it ’ s even more special because it was picked by young people .
“ Hopefully the message has resonated , ” he says .

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It started gradually and developed into something far more difficult to conquer.
Sam Pollen would be exacting as he weighed out portions of food to control his calorie intake.
And in his spare time he would run for miles and miles.
He even started avoiding friends and social gatherings - especially if he thought food would be involved.
All these behaviours were symptoms of Sam’s anorexia - a condition that developed when he was 12-years-old.
Now, 18 years later, Sam has taken the experiences of his formative years and turned them into a ground-breaking new book.
His debut novel The Year I Didn’t Eat tells the story of Max, a 14-year-old boy who personifies his anorexia as ‘Ana’ and writes to her every day.
The powerful story, which is partially based on Sam’s own experiences, recently won Lancashire Book of the Year.
The author, now 32, hopes his book will give a voice to boys struggling with eating disorders.
“It was a topic that’s important to me and it’s not been that well covered in books before, Sam says.
“I think a story about a young teenage boy going through anorexia is reasonably rare, even though it affects a lot of men and boys.
“Perhaps because a lot of the resources and media that exist about eating disorders tend to be represented from a girl’s point of view, I think a lot of young men think “it doesn’t apply to me”.
“It’s very easy to think that your experience is really distinct and that nobody can understand what you are going through. I think that’s particularly the case for young men.”
Born in Wythenshawe and raised in Wilmslow, Sam says he was an outgoing child. But that all changed when his eating disorder developed after starting high school.
“I think it’s quite common for people who are entering puberty,” he says.
“It’s when you’re starting to think about how other people see you. I would say I was quite shy and bookish, I did quite well in school. I suppose I was quite anxious.
“I started exercising and in particular a lot of running. I was quite a keen runner anyway from a young age - I did cross country. I would run every day for a few miles.
“I also started to restrict what I was eating. Some people have a problem with binging. My eating disorder was eating three meals a day that were getting progressively smaller.
“There was a lot of calorie counting. A major part of the book is that the main character is led by numbers.
“There was a thing about being very particular about having an amount of something. It would have to be exactly a quarter of an amount for example because that’s the amount I knew the calories for.
“My family definitely noticed and they did try to intervene. I had lost a lot of weight and my parents tried to deal with it in the way families do. That experience brought me to a doctor.”
Sam was treated by a psychologist and started seeing a dietitian on a regular basis.
He recovered well and says he no longer has any issues with food.
But Sam knows this is not the case for everyone.
“I was the sort of kid who was very deferential to authority,” he says. “I had been a little resistant to it early on when people were trying to tell me, but when a doctor said it was an eating disorder I went along with it.
“I was very withdrawn. I didn’t want to be seen by anybody and certainly not during social experiences that involved food. I found it very stressful.”
(Image: Â© 2014 Newsquest Media, all rights reserved)
Sam says there were plenty of arguments and tears during those difficult teenage years. But he insists that children and teenagers who develop issues around eating can be helped.
“There is a perception that eating disorders are irreversible, that there’s nothing you can do to fix it,” he says.
“Some people will struggle throughout their life and that’s not to say that they’re not trying very hard. Some are really unlucky and some have a better experience.
“I think it’s important for people to know that it can be completely fixed. I don’t have issues with food anymore and I haven’t for 18 years. People can go on to lead full and happy lives.
“When I was going through it I would never have believed someone if they told me they had been through the same thing.”
The Year I Didn’t Eat - published by Chorlton-based independent publisher ZunTold - is Sam’s first book.
He says he has been delighted with the response and especially with the Lancashire Book of the Year award.
“To get this award is really lovely and it’s even more special because it was picked by young people.
“Hopefully the message has resonated,” he says.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-08--'Gutted' Bolton defender Brockbank reacts to spell out injured

Bolton Wanderers defender Harry Brockbank has admitted he is 'gutted ' to be facing time out injured with a hamstring injury but has vowed to work 'harder than ever ' to return to fitness .
Wanderers head coach Ian Evatt has revealed the 22-year-old is poised to miss the next six to eight weeks with a split tear of his hamstring tendon .
The Trotters academy product has become one of the first choice starters for Evatt since the start of October when he played in a back three alongside Ricardo Almeida Santos and Ryan Delaney .
He has played @ @ @ @ @ @ @ so far this campaign .
Brockbank has played in a back three , and also more recently as left wing back .
But he came off before the half-hour mark of last week 's 1-1 draw against Mansfield Town with a tight hamstring and went for a scan to ascertain the severity of the injury picked up , before Evatt confirmed the injury news in the aftermath of the FA Cup defeat against Crewe Alexandra .
And Brockbank has taken to social media to react to the blow .
He has admitted he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ out but has vowed to work 'harder than ever ' to return to fitness .
Taking to Twitter , he posted : `` Gutted to be spending some time on the sideline , but I ’ ll be right behind the boys and working harder than ever to get back fit . ''

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Bolton Wanderers defender Harry Brockbank has admitted he is 'gutted' to be facing time out injured with a hamstring injury but has vowed to work 'harder than ever' to return to fitness.
Wanderers head coach Ian Evatt has revealed the 22-year-old is poised to miss the next six to eight weeks with a split tear of his hamstring tendon.
The Trotters academy product has become one of the first choice starters for Evatt since the start of October when he played in a back three alongside Ricardo Almeida Santos and Ryan Delaney.
He has played nine times in all competitions for Wanderers so far this campaign.
Brockbank has played in a back three, and also more recently as left wing back.
But he came off before the half-hour mark of last week's 1-1 draw against Mansfield Town with a tight hamstring and went for a scan to ascertain the severity of the injury picked up, before Evatt confirmed the injury news in the aftermath of the FA Cup defeat against Crewe Alexandra.
And Brockbank has taken to social media to react to the blow.
He has admitted he is 'gutted' to be facing time out but has vowed to work 'harder than ever' to return to fitness.
Taking to Twitter, he posted: "Gutted to be spending some time on the sideline, but I’ll be right behind the boys and working harder than ever to get back fit."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-08--Solution to Peterloo memorial access issues far from being solved a year on

A solution to making the Peterloo memorial more accessible for disabled people is no closer to being found more than a year after concerns were first raised by campaigners .
Manchester council has been heavily criticised over the lack of disabled access to the monument since it was unveiled to mark the 200th anniversary of the massacre last August .
Since then officers , architects and Jeremy Deller , the Turner Prize-winning artist who designed the memorial , have been trying to find ways of making it more accessible .
Plans for a wheelchair lift , bridge or ramp were @ @ @ @ @ @ @ team working in consultation with the Peterloo Massacre Accessibility Campaign group .
But the council ’ s communities and equalities committee were told in September that none of the options were viable due to the site constraints and the monument ’ s geometric design .
Members were also not invited to a public meeting on the future of the Peterloo memorial in November , which has since been pushed back over further accessibility concerns .
Councillor Luthfur Rahman told a meeting on Thursday that the monument ’ s accessibility challenges had been caused @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The executive member for skills , culture and leisure at Manchester council said a temporary ramp - available for the anniversary of the massacre and other events throughout the year - would be more affordable than a permanent structure .
“ Having said that the monument was never meant to be used as a speakers ’ corner , or something you could climb on and use as a site for protest , ” said Coun Rahman .
“ I recognise that through this process , because of the misunderstanding , we haven @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can only apologise about the mix-up .
“ But we have looked in extreme detail at all the designs for ramps , and other options like lifts , and there isn ’ t any workable solution that we can apply at this stage.
” Coun Rahman said lessons had been learnt from the Peterloo controversy and stressed that accessibility would be at the heart of the design of future monuments in Manchester .
The meeting heard that the design of the planned memorial to the victims of the Manchester Arena bombing had considered @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ .
At their September meeting the scrutiny committee agreed to hold a virtual public meeting to discuss the options that had been explored and why they were not feasible .
But it was revealed this week that none of the committee had received an invite , including the council ’ s lead member on disability issues Councillor Tracey Rawlins .
Questions were around whether the meeting would be easily accessible for disabled people who might need closed captioning , or who might not have the right equipment to take part .
Coun @ @ @ @ @ @ @ just a disgrace frankly if we didn ’ t enable participation to the max in something like this .
“ We should suspend the meeting , we ’ ve waited this long and it ’ s been a year in the making .
“ I appreciate the pandemic and the budget cuts that we ’ ve had around this but we 've done this poorly all the way through and we need to get it absolutely right.
” Officers said that they had received responses to the invitation from city centre councillors and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ members had not received an invite .
But the chair of the committee , Councillor John Hacking , moved a proposal to delay the public meeting to ensure that it was accessible for all interested parties .
Coun Hacking added : “ The issue around the memorial will probably have its own memorial in 200 years time when we finally resolve it .
“ But it is an important issue and it ’ s an iconic issue for us , we want to as far as we can get it right.
” The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as it has been fenced off within the NHS Nightingale Hospital occupying Manchester Central .

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A solution to making the Peterloo memorial more accessible for disabled people is no closer to being found more than a year after concerns were first raised by campaigners.
Manchester council has been heavily criticised over the lack of disabled access to the monument since it was unveiled to mark the 200th anniversary of the massacre last August.
Since then officers, architects and Jeremy Deller, the Turner Prize-winning artist who designed the memorial, have been trying to find ways of making it more accessible.
Plans for a wheelchair lift, bridge or ramp were among six options considered by the design team working in consultation with the Peterloo Massacre Accessibility Campaign group.
But the council’s communities and equalities committee were told in September that none of the options were viable due to the site constraints and the monument’s geometric design.
Members were also not invited to a public meeting on the future of the Peterloo memorial in November, which has since been pushed back over further accessibility concerns.
Councillor Luthfur Rahman told a meeting on Thursday that the monument’s accessibility challenges had been caused by a misinterpretation of the design brief.
The executive member for skills, culture and leisure at Manchester council said a temporary ramp - available for the anniversary of the massacre and other events throughout the year - would be more affordable than a permanent structure.
“Having said that the monument was never meant to be used as a speakers’ corner, or something you could climb on and use as a site for protest,” said Coun Rahman.
“I recognise that through this process, because of the misunderstanding, we haven’t got everything right and I can only apologise about the mix-up.
“But we have looked in extreme detail at all the designs for ramps, and other options like lifts, and there isn’t any workable solution that we can apply at this stage.”
Coun Rahman said lessons had been learnt from the Peterloo controversy and stressed that accessibility would be at the heart of the design of future monuments in Manchester.
The meeting heard that the design of the planned memorial to the victims of the Manchester Arena bombing had considered disabled access ‘right from the offset’.
At their September meeting the scrutiny committee agreed to hold a virtual public meeting to discuss the options that had been explored and why they were not feasible.
But it was revealed this week that none of the committee had received an invite, including the council’s lead member on disability issues Councillor Tracey Rawlins.
Questions were around whether the meeting would be easily accessible for disabled people who might need closed captioning, or who might not have the right equipment to take part.
Coun Rawlins said: “It would be just a disgrace frankly if we didn’t enable participation to the max in something like this.
“We should suspend the meeting, we’ve waited this long and it’s been a year in the making.
“I appreciate the pandemic and the budget cuts that we’ve had around this but we've done this poorly all the way through and we need to get it absolutely right.”
Officers said that they had received responses to the invitation from city centre councillors and were ‘mystified’ that the committee members had not received an invite.
But the chair of the committee, Councillor John Hacking, moved a proposal to delay the public meeting to ensure that it was accessible for all interested parties.
Coun Hacking added: “The issue around the memorial will probably have its own memorial in 200 years time when we finally resolve it.
“But it is an important issue and it’s an iconic issue for us, we want to as far as we can get it right.”
The Peterloo memorial is currently inaccessible to anyone as it has been fenced off within the NHS Nightingale Hospital occupying Manchester Central.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-08--I'm A Celebrity 2020: The full line-up revealed

This year I 'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here !
will look very different as 10 stars head to Wales to face the cold instead of Australia 's Gold Coast , and what a line-up it is .
As the show reaches its 20th series , hosts Ant and Dec will join a new batch of celebs at Gwrch Castle in north Wales .
And the Grade I castle in Abergele , with views over the Irish Sea , is a far-cry from the jungle .
Waiting to take on the challenges on the ITV reality show @ @ @ @ @ @ @ next Sunday , are a former Rovers Return landlady and an Olympian and Paralympian .
It will be interesting to see the British long-distance runner and most successful British track athlete in modern Olympic Games history run the gauntlet at Gwrych Castle as he takes on a very different challenge .
Mo is the 2012 and 2016 Olympic gold medallist in both the 5000m and 10,000m and he won the 2018 Chicago Marathon in a time of 2:05:11 , a European record .
Mo , the most decorated athlete in British history , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the British Empire ( CBE ) in 2013 and was knighted by the Queen in the 2017 New Year Honours for services to athletics .
While growing up in Hounslow , west London , he got a job at McDonald 's .
His ambition was to become a car mechanic or play as a right winger for Arsenal football club but his athletic talent was spotted by a PE teacher .
Radio One DJ Jordan is stepping out from behind the microphone and in front of the cameras .
He grew up in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ studying at the University of Sunderland .
After university he worked as a researcher and producer at BBC Radio 5 Live while presenting shows on Capital North East and Capital Manchester .
He was then the drive-time presenter for Rock FM across Lancashire and began covering shows on Radio One .
In 2018 he was the new host for the Sunday morning Greatest Hits show and from September this year he was announced as the new regular 11am to 1pm weekend host .
Jordan , 30 , is also the main cover presenter @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The stage and screen actor is best known for playing lovable wheeler dealer Alfie Moon in EastEnders .
He played Alfie in the BBC One soap between 2002 and 2005 , again from 2010 until 2016 , then its spin-off drama Redwater in 2017 and he returned to EastEnders in 2018 for another stint until 2019 .
Shane , 56 , also presented the 90s kids ' quiz show Run the Risk during the BBC Saturday morning show Going Live and he hosted the game shows Caught in the Act , Win , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Experience and Lucky Numbers .
He also replaced Danny Baker in the Daz doorstep challenge TV ads for Daz detergent .
His son Jake Roche , with his ex wife Coleen Nolan , is the frontman of the pop rock band Push Baby .
The band , formerly called Rixton , had a massive hit with Me And My Broken Heart .
Award-winning journalist Victoria is main presenter of BBC News at Nine on BBC One and has also presented Newsnight and BBC Panorama .
In 2015 the broadcaster bravely documented her mastectomy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of plucky celebs to appear on ITV 's The Real Full Monty to raise awareness of breast cancer .
News anchor and TV presenter Victoria recently apologised after saying she would break the rule of six if it was still in place at Christmas .
Read more of today 's top stories here The 52-year-old from Ramsbottom said 'it was hypothetical ' but said it was 'totally wrong to say it and I ’ m sorry . '
Earlier this year her BBC current affairs show was axed in amid cuts .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has been nominated for several awards , including the RTS presenter prize .
Victoria and her husband Mark have two sons Oliver , 16 , and Joe , 13 .
Vernon , from Bolton , hosted the 90s kids ' TV show Fully Booked and went on to have his own Radio One show between 2004 and 2012 .
From 2006 until 2015 he presented the primetime game show All Star Family Fortunes .
The 46-year-old has two daughters Phoebe , 16 , and Amber , 11 , with his wife Strictly Come @ @ @ @ @ @ @ After Family Fortunes ended in 2015 he has hosted Formula E racing on Channel 5 and YouTube and also fronted Beat the Star between 2008 and 2009 and diving show Splash until it was axed after two runs in 2014 .
Grimsby paralympian Hollie was 11 when she competed at her first disability sport event in Blackpool .
The javelin thrower , who was born without her right forearm , was the youngest ever field athlete to compete in the Paralympics at the age of 13 at the 2008 Beijing games , throwing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a personal best in 2012 Summer Paralympics in London .
In 2016 she took the gold medal in Rio , throwing a new world record at the same time .
Hollie , 26 , received an MBE in the 2017 New Year 's Honours list .
In August it was announced that Beverley , who played iconic Rovers Return barmaid and landlady Liz McDonald from 1989 until this year , had left the famous Coronation Street cobbles .
But sadly it was without the dramatic exit she was expecting due to the coronavirus @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to Spain was referenced by her son Steve , who said he could do with her support after his son Oliver was diagnosed with an incurable illness .
The news that the Weatherfield legend was leaving after 30 years sent shockwaves across soapland .
Bev follows in the footsteps of last year 's finalist Andy Whyment , who plays Kirk Sutherland in the soap .
Former Strictly Come Dancing pro dancer AJ announced he was quitting the BBC One show earlier this year .
The dancer 's spokesman said AJ was `` going @ @ @ @ @ @ @ TV shows with his brother , Curtis , who starred in last summer 's series of Love Island .
AJ , 26 , joined the show in 2016 , partnered with gymnast Claudia Fragapane , and he went on to compete with The Saturdays singer Mollie King , Paralympic athlete Lauren Steadman and vlogger Saffron Barker in his final year .
AJ started dancing at the age of 12 and in 2013 he and his professional dance partner Chloe Hewitt auditioned for Britain 's Got Talent and reached the live semi-finals .
Giovanna @ @ @ @ @ @ @ blogger and TV presenter .
The doting mum has three sons Buzz , Buddy and Max with her pop star husband Tom Fletcher from the band McFly .
Her debut novel Billy and Me was published in 2013 , followed by You 're the One That I Want , Dream a Little Dream and Always with Love .
In 2017 she published her first non-fiction book , Happy Mum , Happy Baby : My Adventures in Motherhood .
Giovanni , the presenter of The Baby Club on CBeebies , irst met Tom at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they were 13 .
Ex EastEnders star Jessica , 28 , recently left the soap when her popular character Chantelle Atkins was murdered by her bullying husband Gray in a harrowing domestic violence storyline .
The shocking storyline was aimed at reflecting the mortality rates in abusive relationships and highlight the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on domestic violence .
The actress and singer was a member of the girl group Neon Jungle from 2013 to 2015 .
They supported Jessie J on her Alive Tour and performed alongside Taylor Swift at the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Their debut album Neon Jungle Welcome to the Jungle , which entered the UK Albums Chart at number eight .
Jessica has a daughter Noa who was born in 2016 .

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This year I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! will look very different as 10 stars head to Wales to face the cold instead of Australia's Gold Coast, and what a line-up it is.
As the show reaches its 20th series, hosts Ant and Dec will join a new batch of celebs at Gwrch Castle in north Wales.
And the Grade I castle in Abergele, with views over the Irish Sea, is a far-cry from the jungle.
Waiting to take on the challenges on the ITV reality show, set to return to our screens next Sunday, are a former Rovers Return landlady and an Olympian and Paralympian.
Meet the I'm A Celebrity class of 2020 ...
(Image: ITV)
Sir Mo Farah
(Image: ITV)
It will be interesting to see the British long-distance runner and most successful British track athlete in modern Olympic Games history run the gauntlet at Gwrych Castle as he takes on a very different challenge.
Mo is the 2012 and 2016 Olympic gold medallist in both the 5000m and 10,000m and he won the 2018 Chicago Marathon in a time of 2:05:11, a European record.
Mo, the most decorated athlete in British history, was appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in 2013 and was knighted by the Queen in the 2017 New Year Honours for services to athletics.
While growing up in Hounslow, west London, he got a job at McDonald's. His ambition was to become a car mechanic or play as a right winger for Arsenal football club but his athletic talent was spotted by a PE teacher.
Jordan North
(Image: ITV)
Radio One DJ Jordan is stepping out from behind the microphone and in front of the cameras.
He grew up in Burnley and worked for Spark FM while studying at the University of Sunderland.
After university he worked as a researcher and producer at BBC Radio 5 Live while presenting shows on Capital North East and Capital Manchester.
He was then the drive-time presenter for Rock FM across Lancashire and began covering shows on Radio One.
In 2018 he was the new host for the Sunday morning Greatest Hits show and from September this year he was announced as the new regular 11am to 1pm weekend host.
Jordan, 30, is also the main cover presenter for Scott Mills and Nick Grimshaw.
Shane Richie
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The stage and screen actor is best known for playing lovable wheeler dealer Alfie Moon in EastEnders.
He played Alfie in the BBC One soap between 2002 and 2005, again from 2010 until 2016, then its spin-off drama Redwater in 2017 and he returned to EastEnders in 2018 for another stint until 2019.
Shane, 56, also presented the 90s kids' quiz show Run the Risk during the BBC Saturday morning show Going Live and he hosted the game shows Caught in the Act, Win, Lose or Draw, The Shane Richie Experience and Lucky Numbers.
He also replaced Danny Baker in the Daz doorstep challenge TV ads for Daz detergent.
His son Jake Roche, with his ex wife Coleen Nolan, is the frontman of the pop rock band Push Baby.
The band, formerly called Rixton, had a massive hit with Me And My Broken Heart.
Victoria Derbyshire
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Award-winning journalist Victoria is main presenter of BBC News at Nine on BBC One and has also presented Newsnight and BBC Panorama.
In 2015 the broadcaster bravely documented her mastectomy and she was one of a group of plucky celebs to appear on ITV's The Real Full Monty to raise awareness of breast cancer.
News anchor and TV presenter Victoria recently apologised after saying she would break the rule of six if it was still in place at Christmas.
The 52-year-old from Ramsbottom said 'it was hypothetical' but said it was 'totally wrong to say it and I’m sorry.'
Earlier this year her BBC current affairs show was axed in amid cuts.
The programme won a Bafta in 2017 and has been nominated for several awards, including the RTS presenter prize.
Victoria and her husband Mark have two sons Oliver, 16, and Joe, 13.
Vernon Kay
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Vernon, from Bolton, hosted the 90s kids' TV show Fully Booked and went on to have his own Radio One show between 2004 and 2012.
From 2006 until 2015 he presented the primetime game show All Star Family Fortunes.
The 46-year-old has two daughters Phoebe, 16, and Amber, 11, with his wife Strictly Come Dancing host Tess Daly, 51.
After Family Fortunes ended in 2015 he has hosted Formula E racing on Channel 5 and YouTube and also fronted Beat the Star between 2008 and 2009 and diving show Splash until it was axed after two runs in 2014.
Hollie Arnold CBE
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Grimsby paralympian Hollie was 11 when she competed at her first disability sport event in Blackpool.
The javelin thrower, who was born without her right forearm, was the youngest ever field athlete to compete in the Paralympics at the age of 13 at the 2008 Beijing games, throwing a personal best.
She also threw a personal best in 2012 Summer Paralympics in London.
In 2016 she took the gold medal in Rio, throwing a new world record at the same time.
Hollie, 26, received an MBE in the 2017 New Year's Honours list.
Beverley Callard
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In August it was announced that Beverley, who played iconic Rovers Return barmaid and landlady Liz McDonald from 1989 until this year, had left the famous Coronation Street cobbles.
But sadly it was without the dramatic exit she was expecting due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Her character Liz's departure to Spain was referenced by her son Steve, who said he could do with her support after his son Oliver was diagnosed with an incurable illness.
The news that the Weatherfield legend was leaving after 30 years sent shockwaves across soapland.
Bev follows in the footsteps of last year's finalist Andy Whyment, who plays Kirk Sutherland in the soap.
AJ Pritchard
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Former Strictly Come Dancing pro dancer AJ announced he was quitting the BBC One show earlier this year.
The dancer's spokesman said AJ was "going to follow his dreams" of presenting TV shows with his brother, Curtis, who starred in last summer's series of Love Island.
AJ, 26, joined the show in 2016, partnered with gymnast Claudia Fragapane, and he went on to compete with The Saturdays singer Mollie King, Paralympic athlete Lauren Steadman and vlogger Saffron Barker in his final year.
AJ started dancing at the age of 12 and in 2013 he and his professional dance partner Chloe Hewitt auditioned for Britain's Got Talent and reached the live semi-finals.
Giovanna Fletcher
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Giovanna, 35, is an author, blogger and TV presenter.
The doting mum has three sons Buzz, Buddy and Max with her pop star husband Tom Fletcher from the band McFly.
Her debut novel Billy and Me was published in 2013, followed by You're the One That I Want, Dream a Little Dream and Always with Love.
In 2017 she published her first non-fiction book, Happy Mum, Happy Baby: My Adventures in Motherhood.
Giovanni, the presenter of The Baby Club on CBeebies, irst met Tom at the famous Sylvia Young Theatre School when they were 13.
Jessica Plummer
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Ex EastEnders star Jessica, 28, recently left the soap when her popular character Chantelle Atkins was murdered by her bullying husband Gray in a harrowing domestic violence storyline.
The shocking storyline was aimed at reflecting the mortality rates in abusive relationships and highlight the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on domestic violence.
The actress and singer was a member of the girl group Neon Jungle from 2013 to 2015.
They supported Jessie J on her Alive Tour and performed alongside Taylor Swift at the annual Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.
Their debut album Neon Jungle Welcome to the Jungle, which entered the UK Albums Chart at number eight.
Jessica has a daughter Noa who was born in 2016.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-08--Man United 'to compete with West Ham for Dembele' and more transfer rumours

Manchester United are in a two-horse race with West Ham United to sign Lyon striker Moussa Dembele , according to reports .
United have been looking to bring long-term striking reinforcements into the club for the last two windows but have instead been forced to settle on short-term alternatives .
Erling Braut Haaland was a target in January but United opted against making a move after they refused to agree to a buyout clause and percentage of future sales .
The Norwegian instead joined Borussia Dortmund and Odion Ighalo arrived at Old Trafford on loan .
After being linked with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ eventually brought veteran Edinson Cavani in on a one-year deal after he was released by Paris Saint-Germain .
One striker United have been repeatedly linked with is Dembele , who has impressed since returning to his native France but has fallen out of favour and has failed to score so far this season .
That apparently has n't stopped United 's interest , however , as The Sun report that United remain keen on the 24-year-old , as well as West Ham .
It 's reported that Lyon would be willing to sell @ @ @ @ @ @ @ £30million fee plus bonuses .
Goalkeeper Sergio Romero is reportedly hoping to leave United on a free transfer in January , after he did not get his summer exit .
That is according to The Sun , who claim Romero is now training alone at Carrington in an attempt to push through a move .
He almost moved to Everton on deadline day and has recently been in talks with MLS clubs , but remains at Old Trafford .
His contract expires next summer but it ’ s reported the Argentinian hopes United @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the winter .

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Manchester United are in a two-horse race with West Ham United to sign Lyon striker Moussa Dembele, according to reports.
United have been looking to bring long-term striking reinforcements into the club for the last two windows but have instead been forced to settle on short-term alternatives.
Erling Braut Haaland was a target in January but United opted against making a move after they refused to agree to a buyout clause and percentage of future sales. The Norwegian instead joined Borussia Dortmund and Odion Ighalo arrived at Old Trafford on loan.
After being linked with several strikers throughout the summer, United eventually brought veteran Edinson Cavani in on a one-year deal after he was released by Paris Saint-Germain.
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One striker United have been repeatedly linked with is Dembele, who has impressed since returning to his native France but has fallen out of favour and has failed to score so far this season.
That apparently hasn't stopped United's interest, however, as The Sun report that United remain keen on the 24-year-old, as well as West Ham.
It's reported that Lyon would be willing to sell Dembele, but would be demanding a £30million fee plus bonuses.
Goalkeeper Sergio Romero is reportedly hoping to leave United on a free transfer in January, after he did not get his summer exit.
That is according to The Sun, who claim Romero is now training alone at Carrington in an attempt to push through a move. He almost moved to Everton on deadline day and has recently been in talks with MLS clubs, but remains at Old Trafford.
His contract expires next summer but it’s reported the Argentinian hopes United will let him leave for nothing in the winter.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-08--The latest coronavirus infection rates for Greater Manchester

Greater Manchester saw its lowest number of coronavirus cases today in more than three weeks , the latest figures show .
There were 1,541 positive test results added today , the lowest daily increase since October 16 .
The total number is also 703 down on the 2,217 cases recorded last Sunday .
It would appear to reflect a downward trend in the number of cases in seven of the ten boroughs in the region .
The infection rate continues to increase in Oldham and Bury , where it is up 12 and 11 per cent respectively .
There has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of 2 per cent .
Oldham remains the borough with the highest infection rate at 779.4 cases per 100,000 people .
Week-on-week infection rates are decreasing everywhere else .
The overall rate for Greater Manchester has gone down four days in a row and is now down 2.3 per cent for the week ending November 4 .
It comes as NHS England revealed there have been eight more deaths in the region 's hospitals .
Some 122 deaths were reqistered in England overall , bringing the total to 34,496 .
Of the 122 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ patients were aged between 44 and 98 years old .
All except four ( aged between 61 and 95 ) had known underlying health conditions .
Most of the deaths were in the North East and Yorkshire ( 38 ) followed by the Midlands ( 29 ) and then the North West ( 23 ) .
These are cases in which a patient has tested positive for the virus within 28 days of their death - or when Covid is mentioned on their death certificate .
NHS England provides an update on Covid-19 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ do not include deaths in care homes or other settings .
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Greater Manchester saw its lowest number of coronavirus cases today in more than three weeks, the latest figures show.
There were 1,541 positive test results added today, the lowest daily increase since October 16.
The total number is also 703 down on the 2,217 cases recorded last Sunday.
It would appear to reflect a downward trend in the number of cases in seven of the ten boroughs in the region.
The infection rate continues to increase in Oldham and Bury, where it is up 12 and 11 per cent respectively.
There has also been a small increase in Rochdale of 2 per cent.
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Oldham remains the borough with the highest infection rate at 779.4 cases per 100,000 people.
Week-on-week infection rates are decreasing everywhere else.
The overall rate for Greater Manchester has gone down four days in a row and is now down 2.3 per cent for the week ending November 4.
It comes as NHS England revealed there have been eight more deaths in the region's hospitals.
This brings Greater Manchester’s hospital death toll to 2,952.
Some 122 deaths were reqistered in England overall, bringing the total to 34,496.
Of the 122 Covid-related deaths recorded in England, the patients were aged between 44 and 98 years old. All except four (aged between 61 and 95) had known underlying health conditions.
Most of the deaths were in the North East and Yorkshire (38) followed by the Midlands (29) and then the North West (23).
These are cases in which a patient has tested positive for the virus within 28 days of their death - or when Covid is mentioned on their death certificate.
NHS England provides an update on Covid-19 related fatalities each day.
The figures do not include deaths in care homes or other settings.
Get breaking news first on the free Manchester Evening News app - download it here for your Apple or Android device. You can also get a round-up of the biggest stories sent direct to your inbox every day with the MEN email newsletter - subscribe here . And you can follow us on Facebook here .


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-08--Liverpool FC boss Jurgen Klopp backs Solskjaer's Man Utd fixture complaints

Manchester United 's complaints over the fixture schedule that sent them to Everton on Saturday lunchtime after a Wednesday night Champions League fixture in Istanbul have found an unlikely ally in Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp .
Klopp said Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was correct after he labelled the decision to schedule United 's trip to Goodison Park for 12.30pm on a Saturday an `` absolute shambles '' .
United only returned from Istanbul in the early hours of Thursday morning and while they managed to win on Merseyside despite the tight turnaround , Luke Shaw and Marcus Rashford both picked up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ been `` set up to fail '' and Klopp revealed he had recently held a meeting with the Premier League fixture schedulers but had no confidence things would change .
`` I spoke about two weeks ago , a meeting with a person at the Premier League who organised the fixtures .
We can not change it .
It is not about Manchester United , Liverpool and City .
These things should not happen , '' Klopp said after Liverpool 's 1-1 draw with Manchester City .
`` The Premier League needs to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the players .
Usually , in the season we all have a November and December .
This year the October is like a December , the November is like a November and the December is still like a December . ''
Klopp said the teams playing on Wednesday night in Europe should n't be considered for the early Saturday fixture and also criticised the decision to schedule Tottenham 's trip to West Brom for midday on a Sunday , when Jose Mourinho 's side had played in Bulgaria on Thursday night .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's demands for the Premier League to allow teams to make five substitutions this season , in line with every other major European league .
`` It is completely normal we play a Saturday , it is the 12:30 that is a killer .
Tottenham played Thursday and today play 12pm .
The only problem is we injured the players .
It is not about us .
It is about the players , '' added Klopp .
United entered the international break by winning what was arguably their most important match of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Gunnar Solskjaer was under pressure following dire performances in the defeats to Arsenal and Istanbul Basaksehir , and in the lower half of the Premier League table .
But , as has happened so often , the Reds responded by coming from behind to beat the Toffees thanks to Bruno Fernandes ' double and Edinson Cavani 's first goal for United .
United have a two-week break with many of their stars heading off on international duty - we 'll be keeping tabs on how they all perform , and on preparations for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Brom .
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`` We have to talk again about the five subs .
If 14 teams say that , let us make five subs when we play each other .
We want to play football , it is great but Wednesday night and 12.30pm should not be allowed .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ us played Tuesday .
If the Tuesday teams is in contention for the Saturday 12.30pm that is OK but the Wednesday teams should not be in contention .
`` Sky , BT , Premier League , they have to talk .
Tonight we lost Trent [ Alexander-Arnold ] , I am pretty sure .
If we continue like this hopefully we can play the Euros next summer , let ’ s see which players can be part of that . ''

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Manchester United's complaints over the fixture schedule that sent them to Everton on Saturday lunchtime after a Wednesday night Champions League fixture in Istanbul have found an unlikely ally in Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp.
Klopp said Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was correct after he labelled the decision to schedule United's trip to Goodison Park for 12.30pm on a Saturday an "absolute shambles".
United only returned from Istanbul in the early hours of Thursday morning and while they managed to win on Merseyside despite the tight turnaround, Luke Shaw and Marcus Rashford both picked up injuries.
Solskjaer said his side had been "set up to fail" and Klopp revealed he had recently held a meeting with the Premier League fixture schedulers but had no confidence things would change.
"I spoke about two weeks ago, a meeting with a person at the Premier League who organised the fixtures. We cannot change it. It is not about Manchester United, Liverpool and City. These things should not happen," Klopp said after Liverpool's 1-1 draw with Manchester City.
"The Premier League needs to fulfil more the position of the unity of the players. Usually, in the season we all have a November and December. This year the October is like a December, the November is like a November and the December is still like a December."
Klopp said the teams playing on Wednesday night in Europe shouldn't be considered for the early Saturday fixture and also criticised the decision to schedule Tottenham's trip to West Brom for midday on a Sunday, when Jose Mourinho's side had played in Bulgaria on Thursday night.
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The Liverpool boss also backed Pep Guardiola's demands for the Premier League to allow teams to make five substitutions this season, in line with every other major European league.
"It is completely normal we play a Saturday, it is the 12:30 that is a killer. Tottenham played Thursday and today play 12pm. The only problem is we injured the players. It is not about us. It is about the players," added Klopp.
"We have to talk again about the five subs. If 14 teams say that, let us make five subs when we play each other. We want to play football, it is great but Wednesday night and 12.30pm should not be allowed. Ole was right.
"City and us played Tuesday. If the Tuesday teams is in contention for the Saturday 12.30pm that is OK but the Wednesday teams should not be in contention.
"Sky, BT, Premier League, they have to talk. Tonight we lost Trent [Alexander-Arnold], I am pretty sure. If we continue like this hopefully we can play the Euros next summer, let’s see which players can be part of that."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-08--Gabriel Jesus unhappy with result despite stunning goal in Liverpool stalemate

Manchester City goal hero Gabriel Jesus was left wondering what might have been following Sunday 's draw against defending Premier League champions Liverpool .
The Brazil international dispatched a brilliant two-touch finish past Alisson Becker to equalise following Mohamed Salah 's opener from the penalty spot for the Reds , before Kevin de Bruyne missed a spot-kick of his own shortly before half-time .
Jesus had a big chance to take all three points for City after the interval but failed to direct Joao Cancelo 's dangerous cross goalwards .
Speaking to Sky Sports after the final whistle , he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ important chances and said that to take a point was 'not a good result ' for City .
`` It 's a top game , top opening , we know they work hard and they have a lot of amazing players , '' Jesus said .
`` They can beat us and we can beat them but it 's football .
We have chances to win the game , we do n't score when we have a chance and we draw .
Now it 's time to rest , go to international teams @ @ @ @ @ @ @ result for us , we know that , but it 's a tough game .
`` Both teams want to win the league so sometimes we have to up our game , we are at home so we have to control more , play more , hold the ball , attack like we have done in the past .
We have to keep playing like this and try to score the chances . ''
Jesus ' goal capped off a typically excellent team move from City , with 19 passes being strung together @ @ @ @ @ @ @ amazing play from the guys , '' he reflected .
Manchester City took on Liverpool in the biggest match of the season so far .
Pep Guardiola 's men were desperate to regain the Premier League title , but the champions had already placed themselves at the top of the table , and Sunday 's crunch at the Etihad Stadium - even so early in the season - was crucial to their chances of challenging for the crown .
The visitors went ahead early through Mo Salah 's penalty , but Gabriel Jesus @ @ @ @ @ @ @ level .
Kevin De Bruyne 's missed penalty could have given City the three points , but the match ended in a high-quality 1-1 draw .
For all the latest City news delivered straight to your inbox , including all the analysis of Sunday 's match , sign up to our daily newsletter by submitting your email address in the sign-up box above , or click here - it 's free and it only takes a few seconds '' When we play like this we have more chances , so Kevin can control @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the box , I can control and finish .
I have to try , the attackers have to try , I tried and I scored a goal .
`` We play at home , we have to win all the games we play here .
The result is not good for us , maybe good for them , but we have to keep fighting until the end because we have a lot of games to play . ''
City face another tough Premier League test after the international break with a trip to @ @ @ @ @ @

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Manchester City goal hero Gabriel Jesus was left wondering what might have been following Sunday's draw against defending Premier League champions Liverpool.
The Brazil international dispatched a brilliant two-touch finish past Alisson Becker to equalise following Mohamed Salah's opener from the penalty spot for the Reds, before Kevin de Bruyne missed a spot-kick of his own shortly before half-time.
Jesus had a big chance to take all three points for City after the interval but failed to direct Joao Cancelo 's dangerous cross goalwards.
Speaking to Sky Sports after the final whistle, he lamented his side's failure to take important chances and said that to take a point was 'not a good result' for City.
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"It's a top game, top opening, we know they work hard and they have a lot of amazing players," Jesus said.
"They can beat us and we can beat them but it's football. We have chances to win the game, we don't score when we have a chance and we draw. Now it's time to rest, go to international teams.
"It's not a good result for us, we know that, but it's a tough game.
"Both teams want to win the league so sometimes we have to up our game, we are at home so we have to control more, play more, hold the ball, attack like we have done in the past. We have to keep playing like this and try to score the chances."
Jesus' goal capped off a typically excellent team move from City, with 19 passes being strung together during the build-up.
"It was amazing play from the guys," he reflected.
"When we play like this we have more chances, so Kevin can control the ball good and find me in the box, I can control and finish. I have to try, the attackers have to try, I tried and I scored a goal.
"We play at home, we have to win all the games we play here. The result is not good for us, maybe good for them, but we have to keep fighting until the end because we have a lot of games to play."
City face another tough Premier League test after the international break with a trip to second-placed Tottenham on the horizon.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-11-08--Manchester United evening headlines as Maguire hits back at critics

Here are the Manchester United evening headlines for Sunday , November 8 .
Harry Maguire has suggested ’ s harshest critics take pleasure in the team ’ s defeats .
The defender helped his side to a much-needed 3-1 win over Everton on Saturday , a result that eased some of the growing pressure on manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer .
And after the game , .
“ At this club one thing I 've noticed in my time here — I 've been here a year and a half — is we are the most talked-about club in the world @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Why ?
Because we are the biggest club in the world .
People do n't want us to do well .
Why ?
Probably because of the success we 've had in the past .
“ We have to live up to that , we have to react to it and do n't let the negatives get into our bubble inside the training ground .
Sometimes it is difficult for the lads.
” in the aftermath of United ’ s win over Everton .
The Reds boss made clear his anger at the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ make his team play on a Saturday lunchtime after a Wednesday night Champions League game in Turkey .
Neville , having watched Solskjaer ’ s interview from the Premier League Productions studio , laughed and said : “ Well , it was quite funny was n't it ?
I mean he was angry was n't he , him.
” Asked if he had seen the United boss react in such a way before , Neville added : “ No , but I can understand what he 's thinking .
“ It is a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for the Premier League but it is a disgrace that they go to Turkey on Wednesday night and then have to play at 12.30 on a Saturday morning.
” Marcus Rashford has been lauded after it was confirmed the government would provide free school meals throughout the Christmas holidays .
Tory MPs had previously voted against a Labour bid to continue support for struggling families during the October half-term .
United entered the international break by winning what was arguably their most important match of the season at Everton on Saturday .
Ole @ @ @ @ @ @ @ performances in the defeats to Arsenal and Istanbul Basaksehir , and in the lower half of the Premier League table .
But , as has happened so often , the Reds responded by coming from behind to beat the Toffees thanks to Bruno Fernandes ' double and Edinson Cavani 's first goal for United .
United have a two-week break with many of their stars heading off on international duty - we 'll be keeping tabs on how they all perform , and on preparations for their next Premier League match against West @ @ @ @ @ @ @ news delivered straight to your inbox , sign up to our daily newsletter by submitting your email address in the sign-up box above , or click here - it 's free and it only takes a few seconds .
Rashford received a call from Prime Minister Boris Johnson after playing in United ’ s win at Goodison Park on Saturday .
He was told that help would be extended over Christmas , and later took to Twitter , writing : “ Kindness is power .
Have a great Sunday everyone.
” Rashford has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , but he has stressed that there is “ still so much to do ” .

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Here are the Manchester United evening headlines for Sunday, November 8.
Maguire responds to United critics
Harry Maguire has suggested Manchester United ’s harshest critics take pleasure in the team’s defeats.
The defender helped his side to a much-needed 3-1 win over Everton on Saturday, a result that eased some of the growing pressure on manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
And after the game, Maguire addressed the recent criticism .
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“At this club one thing I've noticed in my time here — I've been here a year and a half — is we are the most talked-about club in the world,” he told MUTV.
“Why? Because we are the biggest club in the world. People don't want us to do well. Why? Probably because of the success we've had in the past.
“We have to live up to that, we have to react to it and don't let the negatives get into our bubble inside the training ground. Sometimes it is difficult for the lads.”
Neville laughs at impassioned Solskjaer rant
Phil Neville was amused by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s rant in the aftermath of United’s win over Everton.
The Reds boss made clear his anger at the fixture schedule, bemoaning the decision to make his team play on a Saturday lunchtime after a Wednesday night Champions League game in Turkey.
Neville, having watched Solskjaer’s interview from the Premier League Productions studio, laughed and said: “Well, it was quite funny wasn't it? I mean he was angry wasn't he, him.”
Asked if he had seen the United boss react in such a way before, Neville added: “No, but I can understand what he's thinking.
“It is a disgrace. I know we're working for the Premier League but it is a disgrace that they go to Turkey on Wednesday night and then have to play at 12.30 on a Saturday morning.”
Rashford impact hailed after government announcement
Marcus Rashford has been lauded after it was confirmed the government would provide free school meals throughout the Christmas holidays.
Tory MPs had previously voted against a Labour bid to continue support for struggling families during the October half-term.
Rashford received a call from Prime Minister Boris Johnson after playing in United’s win at Goodison Park on Saturday.
He was told that help would be extended over Christmas, and later took to Twitter, writing: “Kindness is power. Have a great Sunday everyone.”
Rashford has since been labelled a “hero”, but he has stressed that there is “still so much to do”.