themanchestereveningnews--2020-07-13--How Man City view their Uefa ban appeal victory at CAS

Manchester City see their victory in the appeal against their two-year European ban as a total vindication of their position for the last two years .
The Blues have been exonerated of any wrongdoing in terms of the central points of Uefa ’ s case – that they subverted financial fair pay rules by disguising investment from their owner as sponsorship cash .
They were fined around £8.8million ( 10m euros ) for failing to fully cooperate with the initial Uefa investigation , but City also feel that the fact their initial fine was reduced by two-thirds , from 30million @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Court of Arbitration for Sport felt Uefa had over-blown that aspect .
There is a feeling of euphoria throughout the club because , while they always felt they were in the right , and expressed confidence in the process , there was still some nervousness at the weekend about the outcome .
All along the Blues had said that once the matter was taken out of the hands of Uefa and placed in an independent legal process , that their innocence would be established .
And now they believe that the stain @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their trophies and achievements over the past ten years , has been cleaned away .
City issued a brief statement but have not gone into the detail of how and why they won the verdict at CAS .
The court itself will publish the detail of their verdict in the next few days , but City are happy to let the verdict speak for itself now .
The only blot on the verdict was the fact that CAS agreed with Uefa ’ s claim that City had obstructed their investigation .
But City @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they were being asked to provide evidence that simply did not exist .
They were also reluctant to go along with a process which was based on emails which they claim had not only been illegally obtained , but had also been taken out of context .
CAS appear to have accepted that , which accounts for the fact they did not quash the fine entirely , but did reduce it substantially .
The point they seem to be making is that , while Uefa ’ s case was based on dodgy material @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cooperative with investigators .
The fact that Uefa ’ s lawyers failed to prove that the allegations were true is the crucial part .
There was no equivocation here – Uefa have had 18 months to look into this and prepare their case , but could not come up with any compelling evidence .
The original 30million euros fine imposed by Uefa was reduced by two-thirds , and that is being seen within the club as another triumph , even though some are portraying it as evidence that the Blues were not entirely @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that a fine has remained , even though reduced , is down to a technicality , and does not impact on their innocence .
City have always said that they were confident that , once the matter was taken out of Uefa ’ s hands and placed with an independent judicial process , that they would be found not guilty .
The fact that they clearly had no faith in Uefa ’ s process , and that their lack of faith has been entirely justified , casts serious doubt on whether Uefa are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will not be pursuing that line .
They have said in the past that they have many friends within Uefa – which carried the implication that they also have some enemies , of course – and have no desire to rock the boat in that regard .

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Manchester City see their victory in the appeal against their two-year European ban as a total vindication of their position for the last two years.
The Blues have been exonerated of any wrongdoing in terms of the central points of Uefa’s case – that they subverted financial fair pay rules by disguising investment from their owner as sponsorship cash.
They were fined around £8.8million (10m euros) for failing to fully cooperate with the initial Uefa investigation, but City also feel that the fact their initial fine was reduced by two-thirds, from 30million euros, points to the fact that the Court of Arbitration for Sport felt Uefa had over-blown that aspect.
There is a feeling of euphoria throughout the club because, while they always felt they were in the right, and expressed confidence in the process, there was still some nervousness at the weekend about the outcome.
All along the Blues had said that once the matter was taken out of the hands of Uefa and placed in an independent legal process, that their innocence would be established.
And now they believe that the stain which had been placed on all of their trophies and achievements over the past ten years, has been cleaned away.
City issued a brief statement but have not gone into the detail of how and why they won the verdict at CAS.
The court itself will publish the detail of their verdict in the next few days, but City are happy to let the verdict speak for itself now.
The only blot on the verdict was the fact that CAS agreed with Uefa’s claim that City had obstructed their investigation.
But City’s viewpoint appears to be that they were being asked to provide evidence that simply did not exist.
They were also reluctant to go along with a process which was based on emails which they claim had not only been illegally obtained, but had also been taken out of context.
CAS appear to have accepted that, which accounts for the fact they did not quash the fine entirely, but did reduce it substantially.
The point they seem to be making is that, while Uefa’s case was based on dodgy material, City really could have been more cooperative with investigators.
The fact that Uefa’s lawyers failed to prove that the allegations were true is the crucial part. There was no equivocation here – Uefa have had 18 months to look into this and prepare their case, but could not come up with any compelling evidence.
The original 30million euros fine imposed by Uefa was reduced by two-thirds, and that is being seen within the club as another triumph, even though some are portraying it as evidence that the Blues were not entirely innocent.
The club believe the fact that a fine has remained, even though reduced, is down to a technicality, and does not impact on their innocence.
City have always said that they were confident that, once the matter was taken out of Uefa’s hands and placed with an independent judicial process, that they would be found not guilty.
The fact that they clearly had no faith in Uefa’s process, and that their lack of faith has been entirely justified, casts serious doubt on whether Uefa are fair and fit for purpose.
City will not be pursuing that line. They have said in the past that they have many friends within Uefa – which carried the implication that they also have some enemies, of course – and have no desire to rock the boat in that regard.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-07-13--Smoking in beer gardens could be a thing of the past as peers call for ban

Smoking in beer gardens and restaurant terraces could be banned as hospitality moves to a more al fresco way of operating .
Emergency legislation has temporarily relaxed licensing laws to allow operators to serve drinks outside their premises more easily .
But now a cross-party group of peers is reportedly preparing to table an amendment to the legislation that will ensure pavement licenses are only granted to those that ban smoking .
It could mean that pubs and cafes will have to ban customers from smoking in order to receive permission to serve pavement drinks .
Liberal Democrat Baroness Northover @ @ @ @ @ @ @ smoking in public places has been hugely important for improving public health in the UK .
`` However , with pavement licences being introduced to help support our hospitality industry , the Government should not allow this to become an excuse for increasing smoking in public places .
`` More and more people are spending time with friends , family and loved ones outside .
`` We must ensure that these new pavement areas can be enjoyed by all . ''
Operators have been permitted to use pavements and other outside spaces in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ industry , which has been hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic .
Anti-smoking campaigners have backed the amendment , with particular concerns held over the potential for pavement licences to put people at greater risk of ingesting second-hand smoke .
A spokesman for the Ministry of Housing , Communities and Local Government told the paper : “ We are helping our pubs , cafés and restaurants return to work safely by making it quicker , easier and cheaper for them to set up outdoor seating and street stalls to serve food and drink @ @ @ @ @ @ @ set local conditions for licences .
As set out in supporting guidance , councils should consider public health when setting these conditions .
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Smoking in beer gardens and restaurant terraces could be banned as hospitality moves to a more al fresco way of operating.
Emergency legislation has temporarily relaxed licensing laws to allow operators to serve drinks outside their premises more easily.
But now a cross-party group of peers is reportedly preparing to table an amendment to the legislation that will ensure pavement licenses are only granted to those that ban smoking.
It could mean that pubs and cafes will have to ban customers from smoking in order to receive permission to serve pavement drinks.
Liberal Democrat Baroness Northover told the i Paper : "Reducing smoking in public places has been hugely important for improving public health in the UK.
"However, with pavement licences being introduced to help support our hospitality industry, the Government should not allow this to become an excuse for increasing smoking in public places.
"More and more people are spending time with friends, family and loved ones outside.
"We must ensure that these new pavement areas can be enjoyed by all."
Operators have been permitted to use pavements and other outside spaces in a big to boost the ailing hospitality industry, which has been hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Anti-smoking campaigners have backed the amendment, with particular concerns held over the potential for pavement licences to put people at greater risk of ingesting second-hand smoke.
A spokesman for the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government told the paper: “We are helping our pubs, cafés and restaurants return to work safely by making it quicker, easier and cheaper for them to set up outdoor seating and street stalls to serve food and drink.
“Councils will be able to set local conditions for licences. As set out in supporting guidance, councils should consider public health when setting these conditions.”


themanchestereveningnews--2020-07-13--Boris Johnson says face masks 'should be worn in shops' ahead of announcement

Boris Johnson has said the government will make an announcement “ in the next few days ” on whether face coverings should be mandatory when people are in shops to prevent the spread of coronavirus .
During a visit to the London Ambulance Service on Monday morning , the Prime Minister sought to clear up mixed messages over the wearing of masks from the government .
On Sunday , the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster , Michael Gove , had told the BBC 's Andrew Marr programme that face masks in shops should n't be mandatory .
It appeared @ @ @ @ @ @ @ what the Prime Minister had been saying about the potential value of wearing face masks in shops .
Mr Johnson said of face coverings : `` They have a great deal of value in confined spaces where you 're coming into contact with people you do n't normally meet .
“ The scientific evaluation of face coverings and their importance on stopping aerosol droplets , that ’ s been growing , so I do think that in shops it is very important to wear a face covering if you ’ re going to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ want to protect other people and receive protection in turn .
“ Yes , face coverings , I think people should be wearing in shops , and in terms of how we do that – whether we will be making that mandatory or not – we will be looking at the guidance , we will be saying a little bit more in the next few days.
” Mr Johnson added : “ We will be looking in the next few days about exactly how , with what tools of enforcement , we think @ @ @ @ @ @ @ coronavirus ) .
“ As the virus comes down in incidence and we have more and more success , I think face coverings are a kind of extra insurance we can all use to stop it coming back and stop it getting out of control again .
“ To be absolutely clear I do think that face coverings do have a real value in confined spaces and I do think the public understand that.
” Face coverings are currently mandatory on public transport in England and at hairdressing salons .
The Prime Minister @ @ @ @ @ @ @ review is under way into whether masks should be made mandatory in public places in England .
At a briefing with reporters on Monday , he said there is further evidence about the “ benefits of face coverings in some environments indoors ” .
The Number 10 official added : “ A formal review is taking place and we will be discussing it with scientific advisers this week and setting out a final position in the next few days.
” Asked whether there is new evidence behind Boris Johnson ’ s thinking , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ve always said we would keep this under review and so have the experts who advise the government.
” Earlier , the Justice Secretary Robert Buckland said he would “ perhaps ” support making the wearing of masks in public mandatory .
Asked on the BBC 's Radio 4 Today programme whether he is in the “ mandatory perhaps ” or “ mandatory never ” camp , he said : “ I think I ’ m ‘ mandatory perhaps ’ .
“ Wearing them in an enclosed space where you ’ ve got @ @ @ @ @ @ @ busy shop , seems to be sensible '' he replied .
“ It is all about increasing confidence .
I think the more of us who do the courteous and responsible thing , the more people you ’ ll see venture out into shops .
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Boris Johnson has said the government will make an announcement “in the next few days” on whether face coverings should be mandatory when people are in shops to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
During a visit to the London Ambulance Service on Monday morning, the Prime Minister sought to clear up mixed messages over the wearing of masks from the government.
On Sunday, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, Michael Gove, had told the BBC's Andrew Marr programme that face masks in shops shouldn't be mandatory.
It appeared to be a message at odds with what the Prime Minister had been saying about the potential value of wearing face masks in shops.
Mr Johnson said of face coverings: "They have a great deal of value in confined spaces where you're coming into contact with people you don't normally meet.
“The scientific evaluation of face coverings and their importance on stopping aerosol droplets, that’s been growing, so I do think that in shops it is very important to wear a face covering if you’re going to be in a confined space and you want to protect other people and receive protection in turn.
“Yes, face coverings, I think people should be wearing in shops, and in terms of how we do that – whether we will be making that mandatory or not – we will be looking at the guidance, we will be saying a little bit more in the next few days.”
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Mr Johnson added: “We will be looking in the next few days about exactly how, with what tools of enforcement, we think we want to make progress (over coronavirus).
“As the virus comes down in incidence and we have more and more success, I think face coverings are a kind of extra insurance we can all use to stop it coming back and stop it getting out of control again.
“To be absolutely clear I do think that face coverings do have a real value in confined spaces and I do think the public understand that.”
Face coverings are currently mandatory on public transport in England and at hairdressing salons.
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The Prime Minister’s official spokesman said a formal review is under way into whether masks should be made mandatory in public places in England.
At a briefing with reporters on Monday, he said there is further evidence about the “benefits of face coverings in some environments indoors”.
The Number 10 official added: “A formal review is taking place and we will be discussing it with scientific advisers this week and setting out a final position in the next few days.”
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Asked whether there is new evidence behind Boris Johnson’s thinking, the spokesman said: “I’ve always said we would keep this under review and so have the experts who advise the government.”
Earlier, the Justice Secretary Robert Buckland said he would “perhaps” support making the wearing of masks in public mandatory.
Asked on the BBC's Radio 4 Today programme whether he is in the “mandatory perhaps” or “mandatory never” camp, he said: “I think I’m ‘mandatory perhaps’.
“Wearing them in an enclosed space where you’ve got lots of people, for example a busy shop, seems to be sensible" he replied.
“It is all about increasing confidence. I think the more of us who do the courteous and responsible thing, the more people you’ll see venture out into shops.”


themanchestereveningnews--2020-07-13--Eat Out to Help Out registration is now open for government food vouchers scheme

Registration is now open for the government 's Eat Out to Help Out scheme , which will give diners 50 % off meals out in August .
Restaurants , pubs , cafes and bars can sign up now to take part in the programme , which was announced by Chancellor Rishi Sunak last week .
The discount will be available on dine-in meals from Monday to Wednesday throughout August , up to a maximum value of £10 per person , per visit .
Diners will be able to search for participating restaurants through a website tool that will be made @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 3 .
While it 's been described as a food voucher scheme , customers will not need to present a voucher or code to redeem the discount - participating establishments will simply deduct it from their bill .
Businesses will then be able to claim the money back from the government through an online service supported by HM Revenue and Customs .
Claims can be made on a weekly basis and will be reimbursed within five working days .
The offer is applicable only to food and non-alcoholic drinks , which has sparked @ @ @ @ @ @ @ traditional 'wet-led ' pubs .
Takeaways , mobile food vans , catering services for private functions and hotels offering room service only , will also not be able to take advantage of the scheme .
• Sell food for immediate consumption on the premises • Provide their own dining area or share a dining area with another establishment for eat-in meals • Have registered as a food business with the relevant local authority on or before July 7 Business owners can register for the scheme via the Government website , where promotional posters @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can also be downloaded .
Mr Sunak said : `` Restaurants and other eligible establishments are now able to support jobs by signing up to a place on the Eat Out to Help Out Scheme .
`` HMRC ’ s quick and easy registration page will soon have you on your way to welcoming back your customers with discounted dining on every Monday to Wednesday throughout August , with a simple process to reclaim these discounts back from the Government each week . ''
Jim Harra , chief executive and first permanent secretary @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hospitality industry is among the sectors worst affected by COVID-19 .
`` The Eat Out to Help Out Scheme will deliver support to more than 100,000 businesses , including restaurants , cafes and bars serving food and drink , helping to protect 1.8 million jobs across the UK .
`` Registering is easy , and we urge businesses to sign up early so they are ready to use the scheme when it starts on 3 August .
`` Businesses have made great efforts to re-open their sit-down services safely in line with social @ @ @ @ @ @ @ confident to dine out again . ''

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Registration is now open for the government's Eat Out to Help Out scheme, which will give diners 50% off meals out in August.
Restaurants, pubs, cafes and bars can sign up now to take part in the programme, which was announced by Chancellor Rishi Sunak last week.
The discount will be available on dine-in meals from Monday to Wednesday throughout August, up to a maximum value of £10 per person, per visit.
Diners will be able to search for participating restaurants through a website tool that will be made public before the scheme launches on August 3.
While it's been described as a food voucher scheme, customers will not need to present a voucher or code to redeem the discount - participating establishments will simply deduct it from their bill.
Businesses will then be able to claim the money back from the government through an online service supported by HM Revenue and Customs.
Claims can be made on a weekly basis and will be reimbursed within five working days.
The offer is applicable only to food and non-alcoholic drinks, which has sparked criticism that it does little to help traditional 'wet-led' pubs.
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Takeaways, mobile food vans, catering services for private functions and hotels offering room service only, will also not be able to take advantage of the scheme.
Eligible businesses must:
Sell food for immediate consumption on the premises
Provide their own dining area or share a dining area with another establishment for eat-in meals
Have registered as a food business with the relevant local authority on or before July 7
Business owners can register for the scheme via the Government website, where promotional posters, social media logos and other tools can also be downloaded.
Mr Sunak said: "Restaurants and other eligible establishments are now able to support jobs by signing up to a place on the Eat Out to Help Out Scheme.
"HMRC’s quick and easy registration page will soon have you on your way to welcoming back your customers with discounted dining on every Monday to Wednesday throughout August, with a simple process to reclaim these discounts back from the Government each week."
Jim Harra, chief executive and first permanent secretary of HMRC, said: "The hospitality industry is among the sectors worst affected by COVID-19.
"The Eat Out to Help Out Scheme will deliver support to more than 100,000 businesses, including restaurants, cafes and bars serving food and drink, helping to protect 1.8 million jobs across the UK.
"Registering is easy, and we urge businesses to sign up early so they are ready to use the scheme when it starts on 3 August.
"Businesses have made great efforts to re-open their sit-down services safely in line with social distancing guidance, so people can feel confident to dine out again."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-07-13--Solskjaer drops Manchester United vs Southampton lineup hint

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has hinted that 'wear and tear ' could well cause him to make changes to his Manchester United side against Southampton tonight .
The Norwegian has named the same team for the past four matches , all of which United have won by a three-goal margin .
He brought Paul Pogba , Nemanja Matic and Mason Greenwood in for Fred , Scott McTominay and Daniel James after the 1-1 draw with Tottenham in the first game back after the restart .
But although that 11 has proven to be an almighty success , helping United extend their @ @ @ @ @ @ @ competitions and recorded four successive three-goal margin victories , he told the club 's official website that now could be the time for changes .
“ I can ’ t really say at the moment if everyone is 100 per cent fit , '' admitted the United boss .
`` There is a little bit of wear and tear when you play that many games but there are players there who come in and do well and want to play .
`` So if we make one or two changes , I ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will have a point to prove , but then again in these last four games they ’ ve been excellent in the league and we want to keep that performance going .
`` But we also know that the players who haven ’ t been involved this season are more than capable.
” A win could take United into third place in the Premier League , leapfrogging Chelsea and Leicester , as it was confirmed earlier on Monday that Solskjaer 's side would have to finish in the top four to qualify for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ UEFA ban was overturned by the Court of Arbitration for Sport .
But with United taking on Crystal Palace on Thursday and then Chelsea on Sunday in the FA Cup semi-final , Solskjaer will have to balance his squad and avoid complacency at the same time .
He added : `` We just want to concentrate on Southampton , then when that game is over we focus on Palace , then we focus on Chelsea , then West Ham , then Leicester .
`` Of course the scheduling could have been better for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reason for thinking about that ?
I think our boys are ready for that challenge .
They ’ ve worked really hard over lockdown and will be ready to put a shift in when needed .
”

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has hinted that 'wear and tear' could well cause him to make changes to his Manchester United side against Southampton tonight.
The Norwegian has named the same team for the past four matches, all of which United have won by a three-goal margin. He brought Paul Pogba, Nemanja Matic and Mason Greenwood in for Fred, Scott McTominay and Daniel James after the 1-1 draw with Tottenham in the first game back after the restart.
But although that 11 has proven to be an almighty success, helping United extend their unbeaten run to 17 games in all competitions and recorded four successive three-goal margin victories, he told the club's official website that now could be the time for changes.
“I can’t really say at the moment if everyone is 100 per cent fit," admitted the United boss.
"There is a little bit of wear and tear when you play that many games but there are players there who come in and do well and want to play.
"So if we make one or two changes, I’m sure the ones who come in will have a point to prove, but then again in these last four games they’ve been excellent in the league and we want to keep that performance going.
"But we also know that the players who haven’t been involved this season are more than capable.”
A win could take United into third place in the Premier League, leapfrogging Chelsea and Leicester, as it was confirmed earlier on Monday that Solskjaer's side would have to finish in the top four to qualify for the Champions League. Man City's UEFA ban was overturned by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
But with United taking on Crystal Palace on Thursday and then Chelsea on Sunday in the FA Cup semi-final, Solskjaer will have to balance his squad and avoid complacency at the same time.
He added: "We just want to concentrate on Southampton, then when that game is over we focus on Palace, then we focus on Chelsea, then West Ham, then Leicester.
"Of course the scheduling could have been better for us, but what’s the reason for thinking about that? I think our boys are ready for that challenge. They’ve worked really hard over lockdown and will be ready to put a shift in when needed.”


themanchestereveningnews--2020-07-13--This Morning announces shake up with new presenters on the way

This Morning has announced a big shake up to its presenting line-up .
The ITV programme is without its main presenters Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield as they take an extended break .
This means that Friday hosts Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford have stepped in to present from Monday to Thursday .
The husband and wife team hosted their first show of the summer today but this means the last show of the week has been left without its usual line-up .
But worry not as This Morning has lined up some very familiar faces to fill in .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ see singer and fashion expert Rochelle Humes and Strictly 's Ore Oduba take the helm .
New dad Dermot O'Leary will also be taking on a few shows .
He will be joined by Rochelle Humes on the sofa on one show and will present alongside entertainment queen Alison Hammond for another .
The team of four will be spread out across the summer run with different partnerships each Friday .
Speaking of the big changes , Eamonn , 60 , said : `` It 's set to be a very different summer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that here on This Morning we can continue to provide some sense of normality , and lots of craziness of course . ''
Ruth added : `` Like many viewers I 've finally had my hair done – hurrah – and am ready to face the summer . ''
This Morning airs weekdays from 10am on ITV .

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This Morning has announced a big shake up to its presenting line-up.
The ITV programme is without its main presenters Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield as they take an extended break.
This means that Friday hosts Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford have stepped in to present from Monday to Thursday.
The husband and wife team hosted their first show of the summer today but this means the last show of the week has been left without its usual line-up.
But worry not as This Morning has lined up some very familiar faces to fill in.
This Friday (July 17) will see singer and fashion expert Rochelle Humes and Strictly's Ore Oduba take the helm.
New dad Dermot O'Leary will also be taking on a few shows. He will be joined by Rochelle Humes on the sofa on one show and will present alongside entertainment queen Alison Hammond for another.
The team of four will be spread out across the summer run with different partnerships each Friday.
Speaking of the big changes, Eamonn, 60, said: "It's set to be a very different summer for us all, so we hope that here on This Morning we can continue to provide some sense of normality, and lots of craziness of course."
Ruth added: "Like many viewers I've finally had my hair done – hurrah – and am ready to face the summer."
This Morning airs weekdays from 10am on ITV.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-07-13--Champions League and Europa League contenders as Man City's ban is lifted

The race for Europe is well and truly on with as many as eight teams vying for two Champions League spots and three Europa League places .
News that Man City 's European ban appeal was successful has intensified the race heading into the last three games .
If Man CIty 's ban was upheld , it would have meant an extra spot in each of the competitions , but that wo n't be the case .
The Citizens are now headed back to the Champions League after being cleared by the Court of Arbitration for Sport .
The decisions @ @ @ @ @ @ @ place will guarantee a Champions League spot , while fourth secures a playoff spot .
Fifth and sixth will be rewarded with a Europa League Group Stage spot and seventh will secure passage through to a lengthy Europa League qualification process .
Below , we take a look at who is in contention , their remaining fixtures and more .
Chelsea looked to have gathered some momentum after the restart but they are now in danger of giving up a top four spot down the stretch .
Last weekend 's defeat to Sheffield @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a point and Manchester United by only two with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 's men having a game in-hand .
And what 's more , they still have champions Liverpool to play at Anfield .
Frank Lampard 's men have plenty to do .
Leicester appeared to have had it all sewn up at the turn of the year when they held a 14-point gap over Man United .
But by the end of Monday night , they could find themselves fifth and behind the Reds .
Brendan Rodgers ' men have been way @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on Sunday night , they were hammered 4-1 by strugglers Bournemouth .
They have some very difficult final three fixtures too , though , there is a positive in that because their season will remain in their own hands if they can get the job done before the last game of the season , even if Man United do move into third in the meantime .
The in-form team in the race for top four , United will be licking their lips with a chance to move into third with a win against @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their sizzling form , their final fixtures look pretty manageable , too , albeit with a tricky final day clash away to fellow top four hopefuls Leicester .
Solskjaer 's men are now , perhaps , the favourite for third place despite a rocky start to the season .
They also have a back-up option in the Europa League .
If they win the competition , they will qualify for the Champions League regardless of league position Wolves are still within four points of Leicester in fourth , but with just three games @ @ @ @ @ @ @ looking very unlikely .
They are , however , favourites to claim a Europa League spot , and this time , without having to go through the rigours of qualifying .
Wolves , who are still competing in the Europa League , had to go through the playoff system last season , beginning their season in July .
With a three-point gap over Tottenham , they should fancy their chances of wrapping up automatic qualification for the competition with at least a sixth-place finish this season .
And do n't forget , if @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this year 's edition , they will advance to the Champions League next season .
The Blades continue to make their mark in their first season back in the top flight .
They are currently in seventh place , which would see them through to Europa League qualifying for next season .
Though , their advantage is slim , leading Tottenham by just two points .
Chris Wilder 's men do n't have it easy in their remaining games , but if they can just match Tottenham 's result , they could achieve @ @ @ @ @ @ @ much in the race for the Europa League after Sunday 's North London derby win over Arsenal .
As mentioned above , they are now within two points of Sheffield United and like their Yorkshire counterparts , they also have to play Leicester before the season is up .
Jose Mourinho 's men need to do their part and hope for favours elsewhere to reach Europe .
Arsenal 's European chances are starting to look slim , staring down the barrel of an all-domestic campaign .
Sunday 's defeat to Spurs leaves them @ @ @ @ @ @ @ three games remaining .
One of those games is against champions Liverpool and the other two are against two teams fighting for their lives at the bottom in Aston Villa and Watford .
Arsenal fans could be forgiven for feeling pretty pessimistic about their chances .
Burnley looked as though they would be part of the European conversation after a very impressive campaign , but Man City 's successful appeal gives them a whole lot to do .
The Clarets are also four points off seventh place , but if there 's one @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their fixtures .
Given their recent displays , they will back themselves in a top-half battle with Wolves before facing an already-relegated Norwich and a bang out of form Brighton .

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The race for Europe is well and truly on with as many as eight teams vying for two Champions League spots and three Europa League places.
News that Man City's European ban appeal was successful has intensified the race heading into the last three games.
If Man CIty's ban was upheld, it would have meant an extra spot in each of the competitions, but that won't be the case.
The Citizens are now headed back to the Champions League after being cleared by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
The decisions means that, as usual, third place will guarantee a Champions League spot, while fourth secures a playoff spot.
Fifth and sixth will be rewarded with a Europa League Group Stage spot and seventh will secure passage through to a lengthy Europa League qualification process.
Below, we take a look at who is in contention, their remaining fixtures and more.
Champions League race
Chelsea - 3rd - 60 points
Chelsea looked to have gathered some momentum after the restart but they are now in danger of giving up a top four spot down the stretch.
Last weekend's defeat to Sheffield United means they lead Leicester by just a point and Manchester United by only two with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's men having a game in-hand.
And what's more, they still have champions Liverpool to play at Anfield.
Frank Lampard's men have plenty to do.
Remaining fixtures: Norwich (h), Liverpool (a), Wolves (h)
Leicester - 4th - 59 points
Leicester appeared to have had it all sewn up at the turn of the year when they held a 14-point gap over Man United.
But by the end of Monday night, they could find themselves fifth and behind the Reds.
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Brendan Rodgers' men have been way off par since the restart, and on Sunday night, they were hammered 4-1 by strugglers Bournemouth.
They have some very difficult final three fixtures too, though, there is a positive in that because their season will remain in their own hands if they can get the job done before the last game of the season, even if Man United do move into third in the meantime.
Remaining fixtures: Sheff Utd (h), Tottenham (a), Man Utd (h)
Manchester United - 5th - 58 points (played one game less)
The in-form team in the race for top four, United will be licking their lips with a chance to move into third with a win against Southampton on Monday night.
And given their sizzling form, their final fixtures look pretty manageable, too, albeit with a tricky final day clash away to fellow top four hopefuls Leicester.
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Solskjaer's men are now, perhaps, the favourite for third place despite a rocky start to the season.
They also have a back-up option in the Europa League. If they win the competition, they will qualify for the Champions League regardless of league position
Remaining fixtures: Southampton (h), Palace (a), West Ham (h), Leicester (a)
Europa League race
Wolves - 6th - 55 points
Wolves are still within four points of Leicester in fourth, but with just three games remaining, a Champions League spot is looking very unlikely.
They are, however, favourites to claim a Europa League spot, and this time, without having to go through the rigours of qualifying.
Wolves, who are still competing in the Europa League, had to go through the playoff system last season, beginning their season in July.
With a three-point gap over Tottenham, they should fancy their chances of wrapping up automatic qualification for the competition with at least a sixth-place finish this season.
And don't forget, if they can find a way to win this year's edition, they will advance to the Champions League next season.
Remaining fixtures: Burnley (a), Crystal Palace (h), Chelsea (a)
Sheffield United - 7th - 54 points
The Blades continue to make their mark in their first season back in the top flight.
They are currently in seventh place, which would see them through to Europa League qualifying for next season.
Though, their advantage is slim, leading Tottenham by just two points.
Chris Wilder's men don't have it easy in their remaining games, but if they can just match Tottenham's result, they could achieve a special season.
Remaining fixtures: Leicester (a), Everton (h), Southampton (a)
Tottenham - 8th - 52 points
Spurs are very much in the race for the Europa League after Sunday's North London derby win over Arsenal.
As mentioned above, they are now within two points of Sheffield United and like their Yorkshire counterparts, they also have to play Leicester before the season is up.
Jose Mourinho's men need to do their part and hope for favours elsewhere to reach Europe.
Remaining fixtures: Newcastle (a), Leicester (h), Palace (a)
Arsenal - 9th - 50 points (+7GD)
Arsenal's European chances are starting to look slim, staring down the barrel of an all-domestic campaign.
Sunday's defeat to Spurs leaves them four points from seventh and with just three games remaining.
One of those games is against champions Liverpool and the other two are against two teams fighting for their lives at the bottom in Aston Villa and Watford.
Arsenal fans could be forgiven for feeling pretty pessimistic about their chances.
Remaining fixtures: Liverpool (h), Aston Villa (a), Watford (h)
Burnley - 10th - 50 points (-8GD)
Burnley looked as though they would be part of the European conversation after a very impressive campaign, but Man City's successful appeal gives them a whole lot to do.
The Clarets are also four points off seventh place, but if there's one thing in their favour, it's their fixtures.
Given their recent displays, they will back themselves in a top-half battle with Wolves before facing an already-relegated Norwich and a bang out of form Brighton.
Remaining fixtures: Wolves (h), Norwich (a), Brighton (h)


themanchestereveningnews--2020-07-13--Tesco has made changes to its social distancing measures

Tesco has made some changes to its social distancing measures in stores as lockdown restrictions in the UK have eased .
The supermarket ’ s one-way system down aisles has been axed , and the number of customers allowed in stores has been increased .
However , the chain is continuing to limit the amount of people in its stores at one time , and customers are still asked to remain two metres apart .
Floor markers are still in place , but new signage has been issued to remind customers to keep a safe distance .
Hand sanitiser and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and staff can wear gloves , face masks and visors if they wish to .
A Tesco spokesperson said : “ The safety of our customers and colleagues is our top priority and we are closely following Government guidance .
“ We have reviewed the social distancing measures in our stores to ensure that they are in line with the latest guidance and that everyone can continue to maintain a safe distance.
” The statement added : “ We ask that our customers continue to support us by following the measures in place.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ response to customer feedback .
Tesco first implemented social distancing measures in March when the UK lockdown first came into place .
While it was recently made mandatory to wear a face mask in a supermarket in Scotland , this requirement has not been implemented by Downing Street .
The Prime Minister ’ s official spokesman said a formal review is under way into whether masks should be made mandatory in public places in England .
At a briefing with reporters on Monday , he said there is further evidence about the “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ indoors ” .
The Number 10 official added : “ A formal review is taking place and we will be discussing it with scientific advisers this week and setting out a final position in the next few days.
” Asked whether there is new evidence behind Boris Johnson ’ s thinking , the spokesman said : “ I ’ ve always said we would keep this under review and so have the experts who advise the Government .
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Tesco has made some changes to its social distancing measures in stores as lockdown restrictions in the UK have eased.
The supermarket’s one-way system down aisles has been axed, and the number of customers allowed in stores has been increased.
However, the chain is continuing to limit the amount of people in its stores at one time, and customers are still asked to remain two metres apart.
Floor markers are still in place, but new signage has been issued to remind customers to keep a safe distance.
Hand sanitiser and cleaning stations also remain in stores, and staff can wear gloves, face masks and visors if they wish to.
A Tesco spokesperson said: “The safety of our customers and colleagues is our top priority and we are closely following Government guidance.
“We have reviewed the social distancing measures in our stores to ensure that they are in line with the latest guidance and that everyone can continue to maintain a safe distance.”
The statement added: “We ask that our customers continue to support us by following the measures in place.”
The adjustments have been implemented in response to customer feedback.
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Tesco first implemented social distancing measures in March when the UK lockdown first came into place.
While it was recently made mandatory to wear a face mask in a supermarket in Scotland, this requirement has not been implemented by Downing Street.
The Prime Minister’s official spokesman said a formal review is under way into whether masks should be made mandatory in public places in England.
At a briefing with reporters on Monday, he said there is further evidence about the “benefits of face coverings in some environments indoors”.
The Number 10 official added: “A formal review is taking place and we will be discussing it with scientific advisers this week and setting out a final position in the next few days.”
Asked whether there is new evidence behind Boris Johnson’s thinking, the spokesman said: “I’ve always said we would keep this under review and so have the experts who advise the Government.”


themanchestereveningnews--2020-07-13--Tributes pour in after death of 'inspirational' deputy head who 'loved her job'

Friends , family and colleagues have paid tribute to a much-loved Salford deputy head who has died aged 82 .
Audrey Judge passed away on Monday , July 6 , prompting a raft of messages of love and support from people who knew her .
Salford mayor Paul Dennett has ordered that a flag is flown at half mast above the Civic Centre in her memory .
Audrey spent all of her life in teaching and held a number of important roles before becoming deputy head at St George 's RC High School in Walkden , where she would go @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Describing his mother , her son , Andrew Judge , said she was a `` superb role model '' , who `` loved her job '' .
`` Her wide experience of life , including her own family background and her religious convictions supported a grounded understanding of human nature and the needs of the young people she taught , '' he said .
`` Audrey was an inspirational teacher and mentor .
She saw her role quite simply as building the confidence of her pupils and advancing their prospects in life .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ , encouraging them to do and become the best that they could be . ''
After her retirement from teaching , Audrey spent four years as a councillor for Walkden South between 1999 and 2003 , as well as working as the treasurer for Salford 's Labour Party .
A family funeral for Audrey will take place at St Mary 's Cemetery on Thursday , July 16 , and Mr Dennett has again ordered that a flag should fly at half mast over the Civic Centre during the service .
Paying tribute to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` Sorry to hear that former councillor Audrey Judge has passed away .
`` Audrey represented Walkden South 1999 to 2003 and was Salford Labour group treasurer .
`` The flag outside the Civic Centre has been lowered to half mast in tribute .
My sincere condolences to her family and friends . ''
Worsley and Eccles MP Barbara Keeley added : `` I ’ m very sad to hear the news that former councillor Audrey Judge has died .
`` My sincere sympathy to Audrey ’ s family and friends .
Rest @ @ @ @ @ @ @ December 16 , 1937 , Audrey grew up in Swinton and attended Moorside primary school and Leigh Girls ’ Grammar School .
She spent the early part of her life in secretarial and clerical jobs before retraining as a teacher in 1972 .
She would go on to teach biology at Walkden High School and then served as assistant head of middle school at St Patrick ’ s RC High School in Winton .
Audrey was so keen to advance her understanding that although still teaching full time and bringing up four children @ @ @ @ @ @ @ simultaneously .
She graduated in 1978 with a BEd in the Education of Socially Handicapped Children with Manchester University and a BA in Social Sciences and Literature from the Open University .
This would lead her to taking on the deputy head role at St George 's in 1982 .
After a long career , she remained vice chair of governors at the school and was instrumental in the fight to keep it open , which would eventually to an end in 2014 , a year after she had left .
Audrey leaves @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Andrew , Sarah , Lisa and Edward and her grandchildren Georgia , Harriet , Lara , Rory , Oscar , George , Morgan and Madison as well as her brother Frank .
A full mass and reception to celebrate her life will be held when the current restrictions are lifted .

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Friends, family and colleagues have paid tribute to a much-loved Salford deputy head who has died aged 82.
Audrey Judge passed away on Monday, July 6, prompting a raft of messages of love and support from people who knew her.
Salford mayor Paul Dennett has ordered that a flag is flown at half mast above the Civic Centre in her memory.
Audrey spent all of her life in teaching and held a number of important roles before becoming deputy head at St George's RC High School in Walkden, where she would go on to work for 14 years.
Describing his mother, her son, Andrew Judge, said she was a "superb role model", who "loved her job".
"Her wide experience of life, including her own family background and her religious convictions supported a grounded understanding of human nature and the needs of the young people she taught," he said.
"Audrey was an inspirational teacher and mentor. She saw her role quite simply as building the confidence of her pupils and advancing their prospects in life.
"She was dedicated to their interests, encouraging them to do and become the best that they could be."
After her retirement from teaching, Audrey spent four years as a councillor for Walkden South between 1999 and 2003, as well as working as the treasurer for Salford's Labour Party.
A family funeral for Audrey will take place at St Mary's Cemetery on Thursday, July 16, and Mr Dennett has again ordered that a flag should fly at half mast over the Civic Centre during the service.
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Paying tribute to his former colleague, he said: "Sorry to hear that former councillor Audrey Judge has passed away.
"Audrey represented Walkden South 1999 to 2003 and was Salford Labour group treasurer.
"The flag outside the Civic Centre has been lowered to half mast in tribute. My sincere condolences to her family and friends."
Worsley and Eccles MP Barbara Keeley added: "I’m very sad to hear the news that former councillor Audrey Judge has died.
"My sincere sympathy to Audrey’s family and friends. Rest in Peace Audrey."
Born on December 16, 1937, Audrey grew up in Swinton and attended Moorside primary school and Leigh Girls’ Grammar School. She spent the early part of her life in secretarial and clerical jobs before retraining as a teacher in 1972.
She would go on to teach biology at Walkden High School and then served as assistant head of middle school at St Patrick’s RC High School in Winton.
Audrey was so keen to advance her understanding that although still teaching full time and bringing up four children, she studied for two 3-year degrees simultaneously. She graduated in 1978 with a BEd in the Education of Socially Handicapped Children with Manchester University and a BA in Social Sciences and Literature from the Open University.
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This would lead her to taking on the deputy head role at St George's in 1982. After a long career, she remained vice chair of governors at the school and was instrumental in the fight to keep it open, which would eventually to an end in 2014, a year after she had left.
Audrey leaves behind her husband John, her children Andrew, Sarah, Lisa and Edward and her grandchildren Georgia, Harriet, Lara, Rory, Oscar, George, Morgan and Madison as well as her brother Frank.
A full mass and reception to celebrate her life will be held when the current restrictions are lifted.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-07-13--How to see Comet Neowise in the sky above the UK this week

People in the UK could catch a glimpse of Comet Neowise in the night sky this month .
The newly discovered comet has already been captured by photographers lucky enough to spot it , and it 's put on a spectacular show so far .
The comet reached its closest point to the sun on July 3 and is expected to reach its closest point to earth on July 23 .
It will be passing our planet at a distance of 103million kilometres , which is close in terms of passing comets - but around 400 times further away than @ @ @ @ @ @ @ earth towards the end of this month , it will be plunging deeper into the solar system .
If you want to see Comet Neowise before that , astronomers say you will need to head outside after the sun goes down or just before it rises as it is only visible in the dark .
So at the moment before 5am or after 10pm .
For the best chance of seeing it , you 'll need to make sure you have a good view of the horizon and look north - as long @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The comet will not be climbing very high in the sky , which means if you 're around trees or tall buildings your view may be obscured .
According to the BBC , Comet Neowise is moving westwards from the constellation of Auriga towards the Lynx constellation .
It is expected to move into Ursa Major on July 17 and then pass below the stars of the Big Dipper towards the end of the month .
But astronomers predict that now is the best time to capture it as it will likely @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will be visible around the world until mid-August , when it heads back towards the outer solar system .
While it is visible with the naked eye in dark skies with little or no light pollution , binoculars are needed to see the long tail , according to Nasa .
Comets are 'cosmic snowballs of frozen gases , rock and dust that orbit the Sun ' , leftover from the formation of the solar system , according to NASA .
Their size can range from a few miles wide to tens of miles @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the sun , they heat up and spew gases and dust into a glowing head that can be larger than a planet .
As these substances stream off the comet , they form a spectacular gas and dust cloud that tails behind them for millions of miles - and can often be seen from earth with the naked eye .
Scientists involved in the mission said the comet is about three miles across .
Its nucleus is covered with sooty material dating back to the origin of our solar system 4.6 billion @ @ @

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People in the UK could catch a glimpse of Comet Neowise in the night sky this month.
The newly discovered comet has already been captured by photographers lucky enough to spot it, and it's put on a spectacular show so far.
The comet reached its closest point to the sun on July 3 and is expected to reach its closest point to earth on July 23.
It will be passing our planet at a distance of 103million kilometres, which is close in terms of passing comets - but around 400 times further away than the Moon.
After it has passed earth towards the end of this month, it will be plunging deeper into the solar system.
(Image: AP)
If you want to see Comet Neowise before that, astronomers say you will need to head outside after the sun goes down or just before it rises as it is only visible in the dark.
So at the moment before 5am or after 10pm.
For the best chance of seeing it, you'll need to make sure you have a good view of the horizon and look north - as long as the sky is clear of cloud.
The comet will not be climbing very high in the sky, which means if you're around trees or tall buildings your view may be obscured.
According to the BBC, Comet Neowise is moving westwards from the constellation of Auriga towards the Lynx constellation.
It is expected to move into Ursa Major on July 17 and then pass below the stars of the Big Dipper towards the end of the month.
But astronomers predict that now is the best time to capture it as it will likely be at its brightest.
The comet will be visible around the world until mid-August, when it heads back towards the outer solar system.
While it is visible with the naked eye in dark skies with little or no light pollution, binoculars are needed to see the long tail, according to Nasa.
What is a comet?
(Image: AP)
Comets are 'cosmic snowballs of frozen gases, rock and dust that orbit the Sun', leftover from the formation of the solar system, according to NASA.
Their size can range from a few miles wide to tens of miles wide - but as they orbit closer to the sun, they heat up and spew gases and dust into a glowing head that can be larger than a planet.
As these substances stream off the comet, they form a spectacular gas and dust cloud that tails behind them for millions of miles - and can often be seen from earth with the naked eye.
Nasa’s Neowise infrared space telescope discovered the comet in March.
Scientists involved in the mission said the comet is about three miles across.
Its nucleus is covered with sooty material dating back to the origin of our solar system 4.6 billion years ago.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-07-13--Husband accused of murder of mum whose remains were found in park, inquest told

An inquest has been opened into the death of a woman whose remains were found at a beauty spot in Stockport .
Yvonne McCann , from Brinnington , Stockport , was found dead on May 25 at Reddish Vale Country Park .
Coroner Alison Mutch opened the inquest into the 46-year-old 's death at Stockport Coroners ' Court on Monday ( July 13 ) .
`` It was clear from the detective investigating the circumstances of her death that it was an unnatural death , '' Ms Mutch told the court .
`` It will require me to open an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ today , '' she said .
The coroner confirmed Mrs McCann 's name , date of birth and address .
The mum-of-four was employed as a carer , the court heard .
She was married to Thomas McCann .
Ms Mutch confirmed that 'it is right that Mr McCann has been charged in relation to her death ' .
`` He appeared on June 2 charged with murder , '' police coroner 's officer David Wood said .
Thomas McCann , 48 , of Rosslave Walk , Brinnington has been charged with her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ set for November 16 .
A post mortem was carried out on May 26 , the court was told .
The coroner 's court is 'awaiting the report ' from the post mortem .
The court heard how Mrs McCann was discovered in Reddish Vale , but her 'place of death will be the subject of discussion ' .
`` The officer involved in the investigation of her death was able to ascertain through DNA the body recovered in Reddish Vale was her , '' Mr Wood said .
The inquest has been @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 14 next year .
Ms Mutch said the inquest will not take place until the outcome of the murder trial .
`` I would like to take the opportunity to express my condolences to the family of Mrs McCann , in particular her children at their loss at this difficult time '' , Ms Mutch said .
In a heartbreaking tribute to their mum , Yvonne 's children said she was 'funny , loud and caring ' .
In a statement , issued last month , they said : `` If anyone was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in one word , funny , loud , caring , loving are just a few .
“ Our Mum raised four children and was a Nanna to two beautiful Grandchildren .
“ There was never a quiet moment in our house , we knew we were loved unconditionally , and she taught us to stick up for ourselves , but also to be kind and to treat people right .
“ Our Mum was never happier than when she had her family around her , and always put her children first .
Mum @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we often heard her belly laugh before we even saw her .
She was quick to smile and had time for anyone .
“ Mum never took life too seriously , she was always joking and laughing , and it ’ s difficult to find a photograph of her where she isn ’ t pulling a funny face or sticking her tongue out .
“ There was nobody like our Mum .
“ She was our world and we were hers , we have lost the heart of our family .
`` Mum @ @ @ @ @ @ @ together , and we feel numb and broken without her .
`` We know she would want us to enjoy our life every bit as much as she did .
It brings us comfort to know that she is now with our Grandparents who she dearly missed .
“ We would like to express our gratitude to friends and family for their kind thoughts , and would like to request some privacy at this tragic time .
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An inquest has been opened into the death of a woman whose remains were found at a beauty spot in Stockport.
Yvonne McCann, from Brinnington, Stockport, was found dead on May 25 at Reddish Vale Country Park.
Coroner Alison Mutch opened the inquest into the 46-year-old's death at Stockport Coroners' Court on Monday (July 13).
"It was clear from the detective investigating the circumstances of her death that it was an unnatural death," Ms Mutch told the court.
"It will require me to open an inquest, I formally open this matter today," she said.
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The coroner confirmed Mrs McCann's name, date of birth and address.
The mum-of-four was employed as a carer, the court heard.
She was married to Thomas McCann.
Ms Mutch confirmed that 'it is right that Mr McCann has been charged in relation to her death'.
"He appeared on June 2 charged with murder," police coroner's officer David Wood said.
Thomas McCann, 48, of Rosslave Walk, Brinnington has been charged with her murder.
A trial date has been set for November 16.
A post mortem was carried out on May 26, the court was told.
The coroner's court is 'awaiting the report' from the post mortem.
The court heard how Mrs McCann was discovered in Reddish Vale, but her 'place of death will be the subject of discussion'.
"The officer involved in the investigation of her death was able to ascertain through DNA the body recovered in Reddish Vale was her," Mr Wood said.
The inquest has been adjourned until a provisional date of January 14 next year.
Ms Mutch said the inquest will not take place until the outcome of the murder trial.
"I would like to take the opportunity to express my condolences to the family of Mrs McCann, in particular her children at their loss at this difficult time", Ms Mutch said.
In a heartbreaking tribute to their mum, Yvonne's children said she was 'funny, loud and caring'.
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In a statement, issued last month, they said: "If anyone was to be asked to describe our Mum in one word, funny, loud, caring, loving are just a few.
“Our Mum raised four children and was a Nanna to two beautiful Grandchildren.
“There was never a quiet moment in our house, we knew we were loved unconditionally, and she taught us to stick up for ourselves, but also to be kind and to treat people right.
“Our Mum was never happier than when she had her family around her, and always put her children first. Mum was “louder than life” – we often heard her belly laugh before we even saw her. She was quick to smile and had time for anyone.
“Mum never took life too seriously, she was always joking and laughing, and it’s difficult to find a photograph of her where she isn’t pulling a funny face or sticking her tongue out.
“There was nobody like our Mum.
“She was our world and we were hers, we have lost the heart of our family.
"Mum was the bond that kept us all together, and we feel numb and broken without her.
"We know she would want us to enjoy our life every bit as much as she did. It brings us comfort to know that she is now with our Grandparents who she dearly missed.
“We would like to express our gratitude to friends and family for their kind thoughts, and would like to request some privacy at this tragic time.”


themanchestereveningnews--2020-07-13--Police continue hunt for prisoner who has been missing for two days

Police continue to hunt for an escaped prisoner who has been missing for two days .
The fugitive was due to appear in court on Saturday , July 11 , but said he was feeling unwell and was taken to Tameside General Hospital under guard .
But the 21-year-old managed to escape , sparking a police manhunt for the prisoner .
Officers and a police helicopter were seen searching Reddish Vale Country Park , near Stockport , on Saturday afternoon .
On Sunday , the search was widened to Tameside and neighbouring areas .
Police have also been searching Hyde @ @ @ @ @ @ @ However , the prisoner still remains at large and officers continue to search for him .
Police have arrested a 19-year-old woman on suspicion of assisting an offender .
She has been released under investigation while the manhunt continues .
A statement from a Greater Manchester Police spokeswoman said there were concerns for the man 's welfare and he was taken to hospital , but he then 'absconded ' .
She said : `` A search was conducted in the Hyde Hall Farm hiking area in Denton and bordering Reddish Vale Country Park @ @ @ @ @ @ @ areas today ( Sunday 12 July 2020 ) .
`` A 19-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender . ''
The fugitive was due to appear in court , charged with two counts of burglary , three counts of theft of motor vehicle theft , shoplifting , a public order offence and possession of a bladed article .
It is understood the man appeared in court last year , charged with blackmailing a fellow inmate for £1,000 at Forest Bank prison in Salford .

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Police continue to hunt for an escaped prisoner who has been missing for two days.
The fugitive was due to appear in court on Saturday, July 11, but said he was feeling unwell and was taken to Tameside General Hospital under guard.
But the 21-year-old managed to escape, sparking a police manhunt for the prisoner.
Officers and a police helicopter were seen searching Reddish Vale Country Park, near Stockport, on Saturday afternoon.
On Sunday, the search was widened to Tameside and neighbouring areas.
Police have also been searching Hyde Hall Farm hiking area in Denton.
However, the prisoner still remains at large and officers continue to search for him.
Police have arrested a 19-year-old woman on suspicion of assisting an offender.
She has been released under investigation while the manhunt continues.
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A statement from a Greater Manchester Police spokeswoman said there were concerns for the man's welfare and he was taken to hospital, but he then 'absconded'.
She said: "A search was conducted in the Hyde Hall Farm hiking area in Denton and bordering Reddish Vale Country Park in Stockport and continues across the neighbouring areas today (Sunday 12 July 2020).
"A 19-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender."
The fugitive was due to appear in court, charged with two counts of burglary, three counts of theft of motor vehicle theft, shoplifting, a public order offence and possession of a bladed article.
It is understood the man appeared in court last year, charged with blackmailing a fellow inmate for £1,000 at Forest Bank prison in Salford.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-07-13--Kate Garraway shares David Beckham's message of support for Derek Draper

Kate Garraway made an emotional return to Good Morning Britain today following her husband Derek Draper 's coronavirus battle .
The presenter took her place on the panel along with Ben Shephard after months of being away from the ITV programme to be with her family .
Derek , 52 , has been critically ill since being struck down with covid-19 and was put into a medically induced coma on April 5 .
Kate , 53 , has had an outpouring of support from well wishers while she tends to their two children , Darcey , 14 , and Billy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ famous faces .
And former Manchester United footballer David Beckham is the latest to offer Kate a helping hand .
She told co-host Ben Shephard : `` He very sweetly contacted me on Instagram in a private message saying , 'Is there anything I can do to help ? '
`` I was tempted to say , 'What about your missus ' wardrobe ?
That would be helpful ' - on a joking level .
`` I thought it was very , very sweet of him , and me telling Darcey and Billy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said , 'no way ' .
`` They were so pleased , I said that 's enough , thank you . ''
David also sent Kate and the kids a video message of support - but Kate admitted that she didn ’ t understand why she could only view it once .
It appears that David sent the video with the ‘ view once ’ function on Instagram .
Kate explained : `` He sent a little video message , although he sent it on something clever which I could n't work , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and then you lose it .
`` Fortunately he sent two because Darcey did n't get hers .
I said , 'Oh my God , he 's sent a message ' and I played it and then it disappeared . ''

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Kate Garraway made an emotional return to Good Morning Britain today following her husband Derek Draper's coronavirus battle.
The presenter took her place on the panel along with Ben Shephard after months of being away from the ITV programme to be with her family.
Derek, 52, has been critically ill since being struck down with covid-19 and was put into a medically induced coma on April 5.
Kate, 53, has had an outpouring of support from well wishers while she tends to their two children, Darcey, 14, and Billy, 11 - many of whom are famous faces.
And former Manchester United footballer David Beckham is the latest to offer Kate a helping hand.
(Image: ITV)
She told co-host Ben Shephard: "He very sweetly contacted me on Instagram in a private message saying, 'Is there anything I can do to help?'
"I was tempted to say, 'What about your missus' wardrobe? That would be helpful' - on a joking level.
"I thought it was very, very sweet of him, and me telling Darcey and Billy you've contacted me. They just said, 'no way'.
(Image: PA)
"They were so pleased, I said that's enough, thank you."
David also sent Kate and the kids a video message of support - but Kate admitted that she didn’t understand why she could only view it once.
It appears that David sent the video with the ‘view once’ function on Instagram.
Kate explained: "He sent a little video message, although he sent it on something clever which I couldn't work, where you play the video message once and then you lose it.
"Fortunately he sent two because Darcey didn't get hers. I said, 'Oh my God, he's sent a message' and I played it and then it disappeared."
Good Morning Britain airs weekdays from 6am on ITV.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-07-14--Gary Neville tells Man Utd whether transfer plans should change for Greenwood

Gary Neville insisted the emergence of Mason Greenwood should not deter Manchester United from signing another forward player .
MEN Sport understands the Borussia Dortmund winger Jadon Sancho is a top target for United this summer , despite the expected financial implications of the coronavirus on the transfer market .
Greenwood has been in sensational form since the season restarted , scoring four goals and registering an assist in his last three matches .
However , Neville said competition for places among top-class players is vital , and believes United can accommodate both Greenwood as well as another right-sided attacker @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( Greenwood ) will play , I think he can play centre-forward , I think he can play left-wing , I think he can play right-wing , '' Neville told Sky Sports .
`` To me , not signing a right-winger thinking he would be out of the team is not the right way to look at it .
`` Manchester United have always signed great players to challenge other great players in positions .
Manchester United had four centre-forwards in 1999 .
`` Sir Alex Ferguson signed Dwight Yorke having already had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Teddy Sheringham at the club .
It did n't stop him signing Dwight Yorke .
`` You do n't just say 'where will he play ? '
.
Great players will challenge each other , they 'll improve , they will find a way to get into the team .
`` They wo n't feel belittled by it or challenged to the point where they sulk , they will step up to the task and they will go for it .
`` I 'm sure that 's what Mason Greenwood will do .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ it 's untrue .
I love watching him . ''

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Gary Neville insisted the emergence of Mason Greenwood should not deter Manchester United from signing another forward player.
MEN Sport understands the Borussia Dortmund winger Jadon Sancho is a top target for United this summer, despite the expected financial implications of the coronavirus on the transfer market.
Greenwood has been in sensational form since the season restarted, scoring four goals and registering an assist in his last three matches.
However, Neville said competition for places among top-class players is vital, and believes United can accommodate both Greenwood as well as another right-sided attacker in the same team.
"He (Greenwood) will play, I think he can play centre-forward, I think he can play left-wing, I think he can play right-wing," Neville told Sky Sports. "To me, not signing a right-winger thinking he would be out of the team is not the right way to look at it.
"Manchester United have always signed great players to challenge other great players in positions. Manchester United had four centre-forwards in 1999.
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"Sir Alex Ferguson signed Dwight Yorke having already had Andy Cole, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Teddy Sheringham at the club. It didn't stop him signing Dwight Yorke.
"You don't just say 'where will he play?'. Great players will challenge each other, they'll improve, they will find a way to get into the team.
"They won't feel belittled by it or challenged to the point where they sulk, they will step up to the task and they will go for it.
"I'm sure that's what Mason Greenwood will do. He's still young but so exciting it's untrue. I love watching him."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-07-13--Police confirm body found in lake is that of Glee star Naya Rivera

A body found in the search for Naya Rivera is that of the Glee actress , police have confirmed .
The 33-year-old mother had been missing since Wednesday after disappearing while on a boating trip on Lake Piru in southern California with her four-year-old son .
He was found safe and well .
However police said he saw his mother disappear into the water after she helped him onto the boat reports the Mirror .
The Ventura County Sheriff ’ s Office announced on Monday a body had been found in the northern part of the lake and have now @ @ @ @ @ @ @ press conference , Sheriff Bill Ayub said they were “ confident ” the body found was hers .
There is no indication of foul play or that Rivera took her own life , he added .
Rivera is best known for playing the cheerleader Santana Lopez in the hugely popular musical comedy TV series Glee .
The alarm was raised after the sheriff 's department responded to a call from a fellow boater at 4:48pm last Wednesday who had noticed a vessel drifting at the reservoir .
At around 1pm that day Naya @ @ @ @ @ @ @ young son out on the waters of the national park .
He was wearing a life jacket but Naya 's life jacket was still in the boat .
A team involving helicopters , divers and drones were deployed to the lake to search for the star .
Captain Eric Buschow said at that time : `` This is a big reservoir , it 's deep , these kinds of things happen .
We do n't know all the circumstances .
`` Investigators are working on that , getting as much information as possible @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , the search was called off to resume at `` first light '' the following day .
However more than 10,000 people signed a petition to urge authorities to keep looking .

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A body found in the search for Naya Rivera is that of the Glee actress, police have confirmed.
The 33-year-old mother had been missing since Wednesday after disappearing while on a boating trip on Lake Piru in southern California with her four-year-old son.
He was found safe and well.
However police said he saw his mother disappear into the water after she helped him onto the boat reports the Mirror.
The Ventura County Sheriff’s Office announced on Monday a body had been found in the northern part of the lake and have now confirmed it is Rivera.
(Image: Getty Images)
During a press conference, Sheriff Bill Ayub said they were“confident” the body found was hers.
There is no indication of foul play or that Rivera took her own life, he added.
Rivera is best known for playing the cheerleader Santana Lopez in the hugely popular musical comedy TV series Glee.
The alarm was raised after the sheriff's department responded to a call from a fellow boater at 4:48pm last Wednesday who had noticed a vessel drifting at the reservoir.
At around 1pm that day Naya had rented a pontoon to take her young son out on the waters of the national park.
(Image: Getty Images)
He was wearing a life jacket but Naya's life jacket was still in the boat.
A team involving helicopters, divers and drones were deployed to the lake to search for the star.
Captain Eric Buschow said at that time: "This is a big reservoir, it's deep, these kinds of things happen. We don't know all the circumstances.
"Investigators are working on that, getting as much information as possible."
As night fell on Wednesday, the search was called off to resume at "first light" the following day.
However more than 10,000 people signed a petition to urge authorities to keep looking.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-07-13--Man United boss Solskjaer gives verdict on Romeu tackle on Greenwood

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer accused Southampton midfielder Oriel Romeu of a `` nasty '' tackle on Mason Greenwood but refused to get embroiled in another VAR controversy .
Romeu appeared to stamp on Greenwood 's ankle late in the first half of United 's 2-2 draw with the Saints , but while the incident was looked at by VAR official Lee Mason , he did n't deem it worthy of a red card , or even tell referee Chris Kavanagh to consult the pitchside monitor , as officials are being encouraged to do for potential sending-off offences .
Greenwood was fortunate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , which brought criticism from Sky Sports co-commentator Gary Neville .
Solskjaer was surprised Greenwood did n't hurt himself and accused Romeu of a bad challenge , but did n't want to be drawn on the effectiveness of VAR .
`` I know my ankle would not take that challenge , it was a nasty one .
We have said enough about VAR , '' he said .
After seeing a replay of the challenge on air , Neville said : `` I do not like that .
I think that ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s gone , he ’ s tried to do him .
`` I think he ’ s lucky there , Romeu .
The ball ’ s gone , they can be leg breakers those ones . ''

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer accused Southampton midfielder Oriel Romeu of a "nasty" tackle on Mason Greenwood but refused to get embroiled in another VAR controversy.
Romeu appeared to stamp on Greenwood's ankle late in the first half of United's 2-2 draw with the Saints, but while the incident was looked at by VAR official Lee Mason, he didn't deem it worthy of a red card, or even tell referee Chris Kavanagh to consult the pitchside monitor, as officials are being encouraged to do for potential sending-off offences.
Greenwood was fortunate to escape injury for the rash challenge, which brought criticism from Sky Sports co-commentator Gary Neville.
Solskjaer was surprised Greenwood didn't hurt himself and accused Romeu of a bad challenge, but didn't want to be drawn on the effectiveness of VAR.
"I know my ankle would not take that challenge, it was a nasty one. We have said enough about VAR," he said.
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After seeing a replay of the challenge on air, Neville said: "I do not like that. I think that’s a bad one. The ball’s gone, he’s tried to do him.
"I think he’s lucky there, Romeu. The ball’s gone, they can be leg breakers those ones."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-07-13--Wearing a face covering in shops will be compulsory in England from July 24th - and you'll be fined

Wearing a face covering in shops will be compulsory in England from July 24th - and you'll be fined if you don't

Wearing a face covering in shops and supermarkets is to be made mandatory in England in a fresh move to stop the spread of the coronavirus , the Government has announced .
In a statement on Tuesday , Health Secretary Matt Hancock will say anyone failing to comply with the order - which comes into force on July 24 - could face a fine of up to £100 .
The move follows a weekend of confusion over whether ministers intended to make face coverings compulsory after Boris Johnson said they were looking at `` stricter '' rules .
The senior @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sunday he did not believe they should be mandatory and that it was better to `` trust people 's common sense '' .
However , during a visit to the London Ambulance Service on Monday , the Prime Minister offered the clearest signal he was going down the route of compulsion , saying the Government was looking at the `` tools of enforcement '' .
Ahead of Tuesday 's announcement by Mr Hancock , a No 10 spokesman said : `` There is growing evidence that wearing a face covering in an enclosed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ them from coronavirus .
`` The Prime Minister has been clear that people should be wearing face coverings in shops and we will make this mandatory from July 24 . ''
The move will bring England into line with Scotland , where face coverings are already mandatory in shops .
The Government has been urging people to wear face coverings in confined spaces such as shops since early May and they have already been made compulsory on public transport in England since mid-June .
The regulations will be made under the Public Health @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , with a maximum fine of £100 - reduced to £50 if it is paid within 14 days .
Enforcement of the regulations will be the responsibility of the police .
While shop workers will be asked to encourage compliance , retailers and businesses will not be expected to enforce them .
As is the case on public transport , children under 11 and those with certain disabilities will be exempt .
The British Chambers of Commerce ( BCC ) said the Government needed to issue detailed guidance on the new requirement `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Businesses need clarity on the approach to the wearing of face coverings that is consistent and supported by public health evidence , '' said BCC co-executive director Claire Walker .
`` Updated guidance , including on enforcement , should be issued swiftly so firms can maintain their Covid-secure status and continue their operations successfully . ''
For Labour , shadow health secretary Jonathan Ashworth said ministers needed to explain why it had taken them so long to act .
`` The Government has been slow and muddled again over face coverings , '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's own guidance issued on May 11 advised in favour of face masks , many will ask why yet again have ministers been slow in making a decision in this pandemic , and why it 'll take another 11 days before these new guidelines to come into force . ''
London mayor Sadiq Khan , who has been pressing for face coverings to be made mandatory , said ministers should not wait until July 24 .
`` It 's a disgrace that there 's been days of mixed messages and confused communications from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ We ca n't afford to wait another day and the Government should bring this policy in immediately - further delay risks lives . ''
In the early days of the pandemic , ministers and the Government 's scientific advisers repeatedly played down the value of face coverings , saying the evidence on the benefits was thin .
There were also thought to be concerns stocks could be diverted from the NHS at a time of intense pressure on the supply of personal protective equipment ( PPE ) if the public were encouraged to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his visit to the London Ambulance Service , Mr Johnson said he was now keen to make progress on the issue .
`` As the virus comes down in incidence and we have more and more success , I think face coverings are a kind of extra insurance we can all use to stop it coming back and stop it getting out of control again , '' he said .
The president of the Royal Society , Dr Venki Ramakrishnan , said the evidence was now `` quite strongly in favour '' of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people are likely to come into contact with strangers .
`` I think that the Government should be very clear , '' he told ITV 's Good Morning Britain .
`` It 's not consistent to make it mandatory on public transport and not make it mandatory in other enclosed and busy public spaces , because the behaviour of the virus is the same in all of these spaces . ''

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Wearing a face covering in shops and supermarkets is to be made mandatory in England in a fresh move to stop the spread of the coronavirus, the Government has announced.
In a statement on Tuesday, Health Secretary Matt Hancock will say anyone failing to comply with the order - which comes into force on July 24 - could face a fine of up to £100.
The move follows a weekend of confusion over whether ministers intended to make face coverings compulsory after Boris Johnson said they were looking at "stricter" rules.
The senior Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove said on Sunday he did not believe they should be mandatory and that it was better to "trust people's common sense".
(Image: Getty Images)
However, during a visit to the London Ambulance Service on Monday, the Prime Minister offered the clearest signal he was going down the route of compulsion, saying the Government was looking at the "tools of enforcement".
Ahead of Tuesday's announcement by Mr Hancock, a No 10 spokesman said: "There is growing evidence that wearing a face covering in an enclosed space helps protect individuals and those around them from coronavirus.
"The Prime Minister has been clear that people should be wearing face coverings in shops and we will make this mandatory from July 24."
The move will bring England into line with Scotland, where face coverings are already mandatory in shops.
The Government has been urging people to wear face coverings in confined spaces such as shops since early May and they have already been made compulsory on public transport in England since mid-June.
The regulations will be made under the Public Health (Control of Disease) Act 1984, with a maximum fine of £100 - reduced to £50 if it is paid within 14 days.
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Enforcement of the regulations will be the responsibility of the police.
While shop workers will be asked to encourage compliance, retailers and businesses will not be expected to enforce them.
As is the case on public transport, children under 11 and those with certain disabilities will be exempt.
The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) said the Government needed to issue detailed guidance on the new requirement "as soon as possible".
"Businesses need clarity on the approach to the wearing of face coverings that is consistent and supported by public health evidence," said BCC co-executive director Claire Walker.
"Updated guidance, including on enforcement, should be issued swiftly so firms can maintain their Covid-secure status and continue their operations successfully."
(Image: PA)
For Labour, shadow health secretary Jonathan Ashworth said ministers needed to explain why it had taken them so long to act.
"The Government has been slow and muddled again over face coverings," he said.
"Given the Government's own guidance issued on May 11 advised in favour of face masks, many will ask why yet again have ministers been slow in making a decision in this pandemic, and why it'll take another 11 days before these new guidelines to come into force."
London mayor Sadiq Khan, who has been pressing for face coverings to be made mandatory, said ministers should not wait until July 24.
"It's a disgrace that there's been days of mixed messages and confused communications from ministers," he said.
"We can't afford to wait another day and the Government should bring this policy in immediately - further delay risks lives."
In the early days of the pandemic, ministers and the Government's scientific advisers repeatedly played down the value of face coverings, saying the evidence on the benefits was thin.
(Image: Getty Images)
There were also thought to be concerns stocks could be diverted from the NHS at a time of intense pressure on the supply of personal protective equipment (PPE) if the public were encouraged to wear them.
However, speaking during his visit to the London Ambulance Service, Mr Johnson said he was now keen to make progress on the issue.
"As the virus comes down in incidence and we have more and more success, I think face coverings are a kind of extra insurance we can all use to stop it coming back and stop it getting out of control again," he said.
The president of the Royal Society, Dr Venki Ramakrishnan, said the evidence was now "quite strongly in favour" of using face coverings in enclosed spaces where people are likely to come into contact with strangers.
"I think that the Government should be very clear," he told ITV's Good Morning Britain.
"It's not consistent to make it mandatory on public transport and not make it mandatory in other enclosed and busy public spaces, because the behaviour of the virus is the same in all of these spaces."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-07-13--RAF jets escort Ryanair flight after 'bomb note' found in toilet

A Ryanair flight had to be diverted and made an emergency landing tonight after a note was found claiming there were explosives on board .
The plane was heading from Krakow in Poland to Dublin when the sinister discovery was made .
The captain of flight FR1902 sent out a distress call and it was diverted to London 's Stansted Airport with RAF jets scrambled to escort it .
After it landed armed police surrounded the plane and passengers were evacuated into a secure part of the airport reports Mirror Online .
Fire engines and ambulances were also seen on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ police officers have now begun an investigation into the incident .
Only when their checks are complete will they be allowed to continue their journey to the Republic of Ireland the airline said tonight .
In a statement they said : `` A Ryanair flight from Krakow to Dublin this evening discovered a note in one of the toilets claiming that there were explosives on board .
`` The aircraft and passengers are being checked by the UK police who will decide when they may travel onwards to Dublin on a spare aircraft @ @ @ @ @ @ @ depart to Krakow are being transferred to a spare aircraft to minimise any delay to their flight .
`` Ryanair apologises sincerely for the delay and inconvenience caused to those affected by this diversion . ''
Essex Police have said : `` A flight from Krakow to Dublin was diverted to Stansted Airport at around 6.40pm on Monday , July 13 due to reports of a security alert .
`` The plane is currently at the airport and officers are making enquiries .
`` We ’ ll bring you more information when we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Airport confirmed the incident to reporters and said police were on scene dealing it .
She said passengers on-board were safe .

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A Ryanair flight had to be diverted and made an emergency landing tonight after a note was found claiming there were explosives on board.
The plane was heading from Krakow in Poland to Dublin when the sinister discovery was made.
The captain of flight FR1902 sent out a distress call and it was diverted to London's Stansted Airport with RAF jets scrambled to escort it.
After it landed armed police surrounded the plane and passengers were evacuated into a secure part of the airport reports Mirror Online. Fire engines and ambulances were also seen on standby next to the runway.
Specialist police officers have now begun an investigation into the incident.
Only when their checks are complete will they be allowed to continue their journey to the Republic of Ireland the airline said tonight.
In a statement they said: "A Ryanair flight from Krakow to Dublin this evening discovered a note in one of the toilets claiming that there were explosives on board.
"The aircraft and passengers are being checked by the UK police who will decide when they may travel onwards to Dublin on a spare aircraft.
"Passengers in Dublin waiting to depart to Krakow are being transferred to a spare aircraft to minimise any delay to their flight.
"Ryanair apologises sincerely for the delay and inconvenience caused to those affected by this diversion."
Essex Police have said: "A flight from Krakow to Dublin was diverted to Stansted Airport at around 6.40pm on Monday, July 13 due to reports of a security alert.
"The plane is currently at the airport and officers are making enquiries.
"We’ll bring you more information when we can."
A spokesperson for Stansted Airport confirmed the incident to reporters and said police were on scene dealing it.
She said passengers on-board were safe.