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In a statement announcing their parting of ways, PVRIS write: “We have been made aware of the allegations involving Alex Babinski. Guitarist and keyboardist Alex Babinski (pictured right) is no longer a member of PVRIS due to allegations of sexual misconduct. Read this: Album review: PVRIS – Use Me “As of today Alex will no longer be associated with PVRIS. He will be handling these matters privately and professionally.” In his own personal statement, Alex says: “These allegations being made against me are 100 per cent false. Burak Cingi/RedfernsPVRIS guitarist Alex Babinski is no longer in the band after being accused of sexual misconduct. In a statement posted Wednesday morning, PVRIS writes, “We have been made aware of the allegations involving Alex Babinski.” “We absolutely and emphatically will not tolerate sexual harassment, coercion and all other forms of sexual misconduct–online and offline,” the statement continues. PVRIS adds that, as of Wednesday, Babinski “will no longer be associated” with the band, which now consists solely of frontwoman Lynn Gunn and bassist Brian MacDonald. “[Babinski] will be handling these matters privately and professionally,” the statement concludes.

In his own statement, Babinski writes that the allegations are “100 [percent] false.” “I understand that until there is provided clear evidence, I have no way to prove these allegations otherwise,” Babinski says. “I respect and honor all victims of sexual misconduct and it’s important for them to come forward and be heard,” he adds. “I respect and understand Lynn and Brian’s decision to part ways with me at this time.” PVRIS’ new album, Use Me, is due out this Friday. By Josh Johnson Copyright © 2020, ABC Audio. All rights reserved. PVRIS have parted ways with band member Alex Babinski following recent allegations of sexual harassment against the musician. The US outfit, which is fronted by Lynn Gunn, are set to release their third album ‘Use Me’ this coming Friday (August 28). Today (August 26), the group shared a statement on Twitter confirming that they had “been made aware of allegations involving Alex Babinski”, and that he will therefore “no longer be associated with PVRIS” with immediate effect.

“We absolutely and emphatically will not tolerate sexual harassment, coercion and all other forms of sexual misconduct – online and offline,” the post continues. “It is our responsibility to ensure and provide a safe space within the PVRIS community and to believe and support victims and survivors.” The statement concludes: “As of today Alex will no longer be associated with PVRIS. He will be handling these matters privately and professionally.” You can see the tweet above. Babinski has since shared his own statement in which he claims that the allegations made against him are “100% false” – see his full post below. “I understand that until there is provided clear evidence, I have no way to prove these allegations otherwise,” he continued. I respect and understand Lynn and Brian [MacDonald’s] decision to part ways with me at this time.” Advertisement PVRIS are now comprised of Gunn and MacDonald, though Gunn revealed upon the announcement of ‘Use Me’ that she had consistently downplayed her role of the band’s sole creative force. She’s also the only member to appear in the promotional images for the new record. Speaking to NME in a recent interview, she explained that she is now allowing herself “to take credit” for PVRIS’ output.

“This had to happen for me to continue wanting to do this,” she said. “With all the work I was putting into this next record, it felt really weird and uncomfortable to be giving equal credit to everyone. “Brian and Alex have always been incredibly supportive of my vision over the years, but I never felt comfortable opening up and owning that role. It made me feel apathetic towards the project.” A statement has been released following online allegations of misconduct. PVRIS have released a statement stating that Alex Babinski is no longer associated with the band. The statement follows online allegations of sexual misconduct. You can read the full statement below: “We have been made aware of the allegations involving Alex Babinski. We absolutely and emphatically will not tolerate sexual harassment, coercion and all other forms of sexual misconduct – online and offline. It is our responsibility to ensure and provide a safe space within the PVRIS community and to believe and support victims and survivors. As of today Alex will no longer be associated with PVRIS. We will be handing these matters privately and professionally.” Alex has also released a statement of his own: “These allegations being made against me are 100% false. I understand that until there is provided clear evidence, I have no way to prove these allegations otherwise. I am determined to prove my innocence and am in the process of taking legal action in order to professionally and efficiently clear my name. I respect and honour all victims of sexual misconduct and it’s important for them to come forward and be heard. I respect and understand Lynn and Brian’s decision to part ways with me at this time.”

Allen had been scheduled agasint Ian Heinisch as part of UFC Vegas 13 that day.

UFC Vegas 14: Brendan Allen Says “UFC Took Care of Me” Following Cancelled Heinisch Fight

Last Saturday, Brendan Allen’s world was turned on its head. At least career-wise. Allen had been scheduled agasint Ian Heinisch as part of UFC Vegas 13 that day. It was the second time then officially been booked, and for the second time, Heinisch dropped off the card. This time around, due to a positive COVID-19 test. One week later, Allen is back, in a catchweight bout with Sean Strickland. At this week’s UFC Vegas 14 media day, Allen recalled how everything played out. “Everything happened on Saturday.

Everything,” said Allen. His manager called him around noon, breaking the news that Heinisch had tested positive for COVID-19. “They tried to reschedule us for November 28, which is the day after my kid’s birthday. I’m not missing my kid’s birthday as long as I’m alive, for anybody.” The UFC’s next offer was December 4. “That’s my wife’s birthday. Then they said January 13 or 16, whatever the Saturday is, I said yes. Then they came back with November 21, I said no, that’s my mother’s birthday. Next thing you know they came with this.

I was more than happy to take it.” Allen’s line of thinking was simple: with a number of important dates in his own life coming up, “I wasn’t gonna redo my whole schedule for a guy that I’ve already tried to fight twice, and it didn’t happen.” Allen had actually flown back to Florida on a red eye the same night his fight with Heinisch had been cancelled. With everything coming together so quickly, after two training sessions on Monday, he returned to Las Vegas on Tuesday. But everything worked out great in the end, Allen stated. “Mick Maynard, Dana White, they all took care of me, got me this fight. I’m super-happy about it, and I’m ready to fight and go home.” Allen wouldn’t confirm whether he was paid his show money after weighing in last Friday for the fight with Heinisch. “They took care of me,” he noted, suggesting at least some form of compensation was doled out. Luckily, there was no worry about catching COVID-19 from Heinisch, given Allen came close to him during the face-off photo op last week. “Me and my full family have already had it,” said Allen. In any case, Heinisch is in the past. And if the two were ever to be booked opposite one another again, it would take some assurances to get Allen to sign on for the fight. “I’m kind of over the whole Ian thing. In order to sign a contract with Ian, there’s going to have to be a replacement in place to know that I am going to fight that night,” Allen stated. After all, it’s not as if the middleweight is made of money, he continued. And fight camps cost a lot of money. “By the time I fight, I’ve already spent money that I have for the camp. So financially, it’s a big stress if I don’t fight. Like I said the UFC took care of me for this, and I’m so grateful for what they’ve done for me.” That includes for the cancelled bout, and for landing him the fight with Sean Strickland. “I’m very blessed, but it is very stressful for me if I don’t fight. So in order for that to happen, there has to be a replacement in place, there has to be a guarantee that I will fight that night. But in regards to Ian, I’m kind of over that. That ship has kind of sailed.” Watch the full UFC Vegas 14 media day scrum with Brendan Allen above. The event takes place this Saturday, November 14 at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas, NV.

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The station has been closed while police investigate the knife attack and a crime scene is in place.

As a subscriber, you are shown 80% less display advertising when reading our articles. Those ads you do see are predominantly from local businesses promoting local services. These adverts enable local businesses to get in front of their target audience – the local community. It is important that we continue to promote these adverts as our local businesses need as much support as possible during these challenging times. Close A man has been rushed to hospital after being stabbed at a Tube station. The victim was attacked at Harrow-on-the-Hill station at 10.56am on Tuesday, October 20. Thankfully the injuries are not believed to be life threatening. The station has been closed while police investigate the knife attack and a crime scene is in place.

There are severe delays on the Metropolitan line as a result. A British Transport Police (BTP) spokesperson said: “Officers were called to Harrow-on-the-Hill Underground station at 10.56am following reports of a serious assault. “Paramedics also attended and a man has been taken to hospital with an injury consistent with a stabbing. Thankfully, this is not believed to be life-threatening. Cordons are currently in place at the scene while enquiries continue.” Get up to the minute updates on public transport and what the roads are like near you by entering your postcode into our handy widget below. Are you at the scene? Did you see what happened? Please get in touch at charlie.jones@reachplc.com For the latest updates on this developing story follow our live blog below.

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Wales return to competitive action today as they take on Republic of Ireland in Cardiff.

FT Full Time AET After Extra Time LIVE This is a live match. ET Extra Time HT Half Time Wales vs Republic of Ireland. UEFA Nations League Group B4. 5:00pm, Sunday 15th November 2020. Cardiff City Stadium. Wales return to competitive action today as they take on Republic of Ireland in Cardiff. Rob Page’s side currently sit at the top of group four in League B and will look to further bolster their hopes of finishing first by beating the Irish. They could even guarantee number one spot if they overcome Stephen Kenny’s side and Finland lose to Bulgaria today.

Here are the permutations in full. But, ultimately, the hosts will be hoping to keep a clean sheet for the seventh competitive game running while having their fingers crossed that the returning Gareth Bale and others can dazzle at the other end of the pitch. As ever, we’ll bring you all of the latest buildup and score updates right here. Wales: Ward; Rodon, Mepham, B Davies; N Williams, Ampadu, Morrell, Norrington-Davies; Brooks, Bale (C), James. Kick-off: 5pm

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RANGERS face Standard Liege tonight as Steven Gerrard’s men begin their Europa League group campaign.

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Join thousands of fans who have signed up to our Celtic newsletter. Celtic and Rangers might have been preparing for European matches but all their supporters were interested in talking about was the one-sided meeting of the clubs at Parkhead on Saturday. Those from the green half remain raging at the performance of their team, although there were one or two utterings of defiance, while blue half are still looking for lemons to suck as that will be the only way to remove the grins from their faces. Let’s start with Celtic fan Philip Gallacher, who emailed: “For the first time ever I find myself agreeing with Rangers fans on the Hotline. Celtic were rank rotten on Saturday. We’ve taken a lot of flak as Celtic fans this season, all we ask for our undying loyalty is 100 per cent on the park – that’s it. I cannot name one player who gave that for Celtic on Saturday. Gerry Milligan, Erskine, said: “Too many signings are suspect – Bolingoli, Bayo, Barkas, Klimala and looks like Soro is the new Kouassi.

But Lance Little from Erskine, said: “Loving the Rangers fans and mainstream media propaganda that Rangers are in pole position to win the league. “A team of serial bottlers who are only one point ahead of the 9 in a row champions win if they win their game in hand. Kenny Wilson, Moffat, emailed: “I would love to know where John Bruce from Glasgow gets that’s Celtic have spent nearly £50million on the team that played on Saturday? Neil Lennon’s dig at Motherwell coach Mo Ross, who claimed this was the worst Celtic team in 20 years, was seen as a deflection issue by some. Chris Lowe, Yoker, said: “So Neil Lennon is getting a bit of pressure and now Mo Ross is his target for saying something that probably 90 per cent of Celtic fans agree with. “Will he now also tell Michael Stewart a paid employee of Celtic to stop spending the majority of his life talking about Rangers as it’s unprofessional and not the correct etiquette.” He said: “No one does double standards like Lennon does. He has criticised Maurice Ross but was it not Lennon who was commenting about Ryan Porteous recently?” Rangers fans were a little bit happier. David Knox, Queen’s Park, Glasgow, said: “Congrats to Rangers on another dominating display in the latest Old Firm game – it could easily have been more.

Celtic fans must surely be raging at Leigh Griffiths, as he was so ‘excited’ for 9.75 in a row he couldn’t even be bothered to keep himself fit during lockdown and still can’t manage more than half an hour in a game. John Robertson, South Queensferry, said: “We were told how good Celtic’s squad was, by Mr Gordon Ashley on the Hotline, were we not? Just admit it, Celtic have a poor manager and average players and their days of success are now a thing of the past.” Martin Baird, from Glasgow emailed: “The latest excuses – more players away on international duty than Rangers; players missing through Covid; players injured; no fans; didn’t sleep well; grass was too long; the ball was too soft and the stars weren’t aligned right. Frank McFerran, Carrickfergus, said: “Now it’s Jackie McNamara saying Rangers are not a good team. Jake Curley, Edinburgh, said: “Celtic fans smugly assuming they will kick on with business as usual are deluded. RANGERS travel to Belgium to take on Standard Liege in their Europa League group stage opener. Steven Gerrard’s side beat Turkish giants Galatasaray in their final qualifier to seal their place in the competition. Rangers have enjoyed themselves on their travels under Gerrard and will aim to keep that run of form going.

They head into Thursday’s game off the back of their Old Firm win over Celtic on Saturday afternoon. That will be a big confidence boost as they get set to face Standard Liege. When is Standard Liege vs Rangers? Rangers take on Standard Liege TONIGHT (Thursday, October 22). The game will be played at the Stade Maurice Dufrasne in Liege, Belgium. Is Standard Liege vs Rangers on TV and can I live stream it? You can watch this game live on BT Sport 3 with coverage starting at 5.30pm. The game will also be available to live stream on the BT Sport app. Alternatively, you can keep up with all of the action with SunSport’s LIVE blog. What’s Rangers form like? Celtic 0 Rangers 2 (Saturday, October 17) Rangers XI: McGregor, Tavernier (C), Goldson, Helander, Barisic, Arfield, Davis, Kamara, Barker, Morelos, Kent. Rangers 2 Ross County 0 (Sunday, October 4) Rangers XI: McLaughlin, Tavernier (C), Goldson, Balogun, Barisic, Kamara, Arfield, Jack, Jones, Morelos, Kent. Rangers 2 Galatasaray 1 (Thursday, October 1) Motherwell 1 Rangers 5 (Sunday, September 27) Rangers XI: McGregor, Tavernier (C), Goldson, Helander, Bassey, Davis, Kamara, Arfield, Jones, Morelos, Kent. Willem II 0 Rangers 4 (Thursday, September 24) Rangers XI: McGregor, Tavernier (C), Helander, Goldson, Barisic, Kamara, Davis, Arfield, Hagi, Kent, Morelos. RANGERS face Standard Liege tonight as Steven Gerrard’s men begin their Europa League group campaign. TV/Live stream FREE: BT Sport 3/BT Sport app, EE customers watch FREE BT Sport 3/BT Sport app, EE customers watch FREE Standard Liege XI: Bodart, Fai, Vanheusden, Dussenne, Gavory, Bope Bokadi, Cimirot, Bastien, Amallah, Lestienne, Muleka. Rangers XI: McGregor, Tavernier, Goldson, Balogun, Barisic, Kamara, Jack, Arfield, Hagi, Kent, Morelos. In-form Rangers will look to win their first away group game in Europe tonight since they defeated Lyon 3-0 in the 2007/08 Champions League. In Standard they face a defensively robust team just a point off the top of the Belgian Jupiler Pro League. Boss Philippe Montanier has built a team that presses from the front and they will look to suffocate Steven Gerrard’s men in possession. And their win over Celtic on Saturday will have given them another confidence boost going into the opening Europa League game. The Gers haven’t lost an opening group game match since coming up short to Valencia in 1999 so one way or another – a record may fall tonight. You can follow all the action as it happens in the LIVE blog Rangers are all set to embark on another Europa League group stage campaign – their third in as many years – and up first is Standard Leige. Steven Gerrard’s men are in Belgium ahead of tonight’s match at the Stade Maurice Dufrasne – and there will be fans in attendance. Rangers are in good shape squad-wise going into this one with Joe Aribio and Kemar Roofe back in the first-team fold after recent injury issues. Gerrard said on Wednesday how pleased he was with what he has at his disposal right now. Standard will be without three key men after their squad was hit with a number of positive COVID-19 tests, however they’ve still got the ability to hurt Rangers. We’ll have all the answers right here on our live blog.

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Coronavirus (COVID-19): What has changed – 22 September

It is critical that everybody observes the following key behaviours: HANDS – Wash your hands regularly and for at least 20 seconds. FACE – Cover your face in enclosed spaces, especially where social distancing may be difficult and where you will come into contact with people you do not normally meet. SPACE – Stay 2 metres apart where possible, or 1 metre with extra precautions in place. Face Coverings Customers in private hire vehicles and taxis must wear face coverings (from 23 September). Customers in hospitality venues must wear face coverings, except when seated at a table to eat or drink. Staff in hospitality and retail will now also be required to wear face coverings (from 24 September). People who are already exempt from the existing face covering obligations, such as because of an underlying health condition, will continue to be exempt from these new obligations. Guidance stating that face coverings and visors should be worn in close contact services will now become law (from 24 September).

Staff working on public transport and taxi drivers will continue to be advised to wear face coverings. Working from home To help contain the virus, office workers who can work effectively from home should do so over the winter. Where an employer, in consultation with their employee, judges an employee can carry out their normal duties from home they should do so. Public sector employees working in essential services, including education settings, should continue to go into work where necessary. Anyone else who cannot work from home should go to their place of work. The risk of transmission can be substantially reduced if COVID-19 secure guidelines are followed closely. Extra consideration should be given to those people at higher risk. Businesses Businesses selling food or drink (including cafes, bars, pubs and restaurants), social clubs, casinos, bowling alleys, amusement arcades (and other indoor leisure centres or facilities), funfairs, theme parks, adventure parks and activities, and bingo halls, must be closed between 10pm and 5am.

This will include takeaways but delivery services can continue after 10pm (from 24 September). In licensed premises, food and drink must be ordered from, and served at, a table. Customers must eat and drink at a table in any premises selling food and drink to consume indoors, on site (from 24 September). Businesses will need to display the official NHS QR code posters so that customers can ‘check-in’ at different premises using this option as an alternative to providing their contact details once the app is rolled out nationally (from 24 September). Businesses and organisations will face stricter rules to make their premises COVID Secure (from 28 September): A wider range of leisure and entertainment venues, services provided in community centres, and close contact services will be subject to the COVID-19 Secure requirements in law and fines of up to £10,000 for repeated breaches. Employers must not knowingly require or encourage someone who is being required to self-isolate to come to work. Businesses must remind people to wear face coverings where mandated. Meeting people safely Support groups must be limited to a maximum of 15 people (from 24 September). Indoor organised sport for over 18s will no longer be exempt from the rule of six. There is an exemption for indoor organised team sports for disabled people (from 24 September). There will be a new exemption in those areas of local intervention where household mixing is not allowed to permit friends and family to provide informal childcare for children under 14 (from 24 September). Weddings and civil partnership ceremonies and receptions will be restricted to a maximum of 15 people (down from 30). Other significant standalone life events will be subject to the ‘rule of six’ limits, except funerals (from 28 September). Government has announced an initial £60 million to support additional enforcement activity by local authorities and the police, in addition to funding that has already been awarded. The spread of the virus is also affecting our ability to reopen business conferences, exhibition halls and large sporting events, so we will not be able to do this from 1 October. The government’s expectation is the measures described above will need to remain in place until March. These measures apply to England – but there may be different rules if you live in an area under local lockdown: and you should check local lockdown rules. If you are in Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland, different rules may apply.

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Arsenal and Liverpool will meet in the Community Shield final for a fourth time after previous meetings in 1979, 1989 and 2002. The Reds won the first two encounters, while the Gunners won the most the recent of those meetings. What time does Arsenal vs Liverpool kick-off? The Community Shield kicks off at 4.30pm BST today. BT Sport will be showing live coverage of the match in the UK. How to live stream Arsenal vs Liverpool? Existing customers will be able to stream the action through the BT Sport app. READ MORE Arsenal team news: Expected 3-4-3 line-up vs Liverpool – Two debuts Additional streaming is available via the BT Sport website.

EE mobile customers can stream BT Sport coverage at no cost for three months, thanks to a subscription plan announced by the network. The company said: “To say thanks for being with us, here’s a special sporting treat for our pay monthly mobile and tablet customers: three months’ free BT Sport on your EE phone and connected tablet. “Just text SPORT to 150, register for a BT ID then download the BT Sport app and get watching!” LATEST LIVE SPORT TV DEALS Get Sky Sports pass for just £9.99 Get BT Sport for HALF PRICE Arsenal vs Liverpool live stream: Mikel Arteta What has been said? Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta:”We’ve had two training sessions so you can imagine that this game comes straight in the middle of our mini pre-season, but as well we haven’t had much time to lose a lot of the condition. “Obviously it’s not an ideal moment to play in this final but the players are motivated. “Obviously it’s another opportunity to win a trophy and we will go for it.” Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp: “Would I want to play a proper game after two weeks’ preparation? Trending “But it’s not a friendly, it’s a proper match against Arsenal.” Arsenal vs Liverpool prediction Betfair spokesperson Darren Hughes said: “After the shortest summer break in living memory, the 2020/2021 season gets underway with the Community Shield at Wembley between Liverpool and Arsenal, with the reigning league champions unsurprisingly strongly fancied to add more silverware to their cabinets. “According to Betfair Exchange, Liverpool have a 60% chance of victory in 90 minutes, with a 70% chance they lift the Shield outright.

Arsenal, meanwhile, are significant underdogs, with just an 18% chance of victory in 90 minutes, and a 30% chance of lifting the trophy. Arsenal vs Liverpool live stream: Jurgen Klopp FT Full Time AET After Extra Time LIVE This is a live match. ET Extra Time HT Half Time Arsenal vs Liverpool. FA Community Shield. 4:30pm, Saturday 29th August 2020. Wembley Stadium. Despite last season’s action having finished a mere month ago, the 2020/21 English football season begins in earnest today with the annual Community Shield match taking place at Wembley. FA Cup final winners Arsenal face Premier League champs Liverpool, with both sides looking to get their campaigns off to a winning start.

It looks set to be an intriguing affair and, with our help, you can get an Arsenal vs Liverpool live stream and watch the Community Shield online wherever you are right now. Arsenal vs Liverpool live stream The 2020 Community Shield showdown will take place at the home of football – Wembley Stadium in London, UK. The game itself kicks off today (Saturday, August 29) at 4.30pm BST. That makes it an 11.30am ET / 8.30am PT start in the US, and 1.30am AEST on Sunday morning for Aussie football fans. Don’t miss a second of the action wherever you are – try ExpressVPN 100% risk-free for 30-days. While most pundits will be expecting more of the same from Jurgen Klopp’s Reds this term, this match does give an early insight into whether Arsenal’s aims of becoming genuine top-four contenders once again is coming to fruition. Unlike Liverpool, the Gunners have made a significant dip into the transfer market during the brief close-season, having signed William Saliba from Saint-Etienne and Willian from London rivals Chelsea, with Pablo Mari and Cedric Soares also joining permanently following their loan spells. The two sides last met back in July, with Mikel Arteta’s side coming from behind to record an unexpected 2-1 win against Liverpool, who had already been crowned champions.

Will Liverpool or Arsenal lift the trophy today? Below we’re going to talk you through the best ways to watch Arsenal vs Liverpool today and get a 2020 Community Shielf live stream stream no matter where you are in the world. How to watch Arsenal vs Liverpool from outside your country Further down the page we have details of catching the Community Shield in the UK, US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. All require some kind of subscription. But if you’ve paid for that subscription but are outside the country this weekend, then you’ll soon find your access geo-blocked when you try to watch. To stop feeling like you’ve wasted your money (and assuming it’s within the services Ts&Cs), you could use a VPN to watch as if you were back at home. Try ExpressVPN and get 3-months FREE with this deal We’ve thoroughly tested all of the most popular VPNs and rate ExpressVPN as the best of what’s out there. It’s simple to install, boasts strong security features, and is compatible with just about any streaming device out there, including the Amazon Fire TV Stick, Apple TV, Xbox and PlayStation.

Best of all, ExpressVPN comes with a 30-day money back guarantee so you can try it out for a month for free, or sign up for an annual plan and get 3 months absolutely FREE. It really is the top option around, so check it out today. You can also use it with Android and iOS mobile devices, so to get that home broadcast and stay safer online, this is our pick of the bunch.View Deal BT Sport once again has exclusive rights to show the Community Shield live. And don’t fret if you don’t have a subscription – BT now has a monthly pass that you can stop and start whenever you like at the cost of £25 a month. If you’re looking to stream matches, the BT Sport app or BTSport.com is where you need to go, enabling mobile, tablet and PC viewing. Coverage starts at 4pm on BT Sports 1, with the game also set to be broadcast on the BT Sport Ultimate channel, which will show the game in glorious HDR and 4K, along with Dolby Atmos sound. If you’re BT Sport subscriber but find yourself outside the UK this Sunday then you’ll need to download a VPN and follow the instructions above to live stream the action. How to watch the 2020 Community Shield: live stream Arsenal vs Liverpool in the US Streaming subscription service ESPN+ will once again be providing US soccer fans coverage of the the FA Community Shield. ESPN+costs $4.99 per month and allows you to watch online as well as via its mobile app and TV streamer apps on the likes of Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Roku, PS4 and Xbox. The game kicks off in the US at 11.30am ET / 8.30am PT. Live stream Arsenal vs Liverpool and watch the 2020 Community Shield in Australia ESPN is the channel you need to head to if you’re looking to watch Arsenal vs Liverpool live Down Under. To watch the subscription channel’s broadcast on the go, you’ll need the WatchESPN Australia iOS or Android app. Kick off is at 1.30am AEST on Sunday morning and Australians can also live stream the action via the Kayo Sports streaming service, which features no lock-in contracts and also includes access to over 50 sports, both live and on demand. This great value over-the-top service will let you stream loads of quality sport – including Australia’s own NRL and AFL footy competitions. All this for the very reasonable price of just $25 per month for a basic package, or $35 a month for the premium offering. Better still, Kayo Sports is contract-free and offers a 14-day FREE TRIAL so you can check it out for yourself, no strings attached. The only difference between the two tiers is the amount of screens you can stream to simultaneously – two on Kayo basic and three on Kayo premium. We probably don’t need to point this out, but if you’ve got mates or family who also to watch sport online, both deals break down extremely tidily on a per person basis. Kayo is available on nearly all modern devices including Android and iOS mobiles, Macs, PC, Chromecast, select smart TVs and Android TVs, PCs and Macs, and Telstra TV boxes, with console support listed as “coming soon”. Arsenal vs Liverpool: live stream Community Shield soccer in Canada What term do you want to search? Search with google

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But Fussballtransfers claim there is a financial dispute between Bayern and Antonio Conte’s side.

Man Utd ‘signal’ new transfer interest in winger who Ed Woodward refused to sign in 2017

Manchester United are considering an approach for Inter Milan star Ivan Perisic, reports claim. German website Fussballtransfers suggest that Bayern Munich are struggling to reach a financial agreement with the Italian heavyweights and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side could capitalise. Perisic arrived at the Allianz Arena from Inter Milan on a season-long loan in August. And despite a troublesome ankle injury, the versatile winger settled in quickly – registering five goals and providing eight assists in 27 appearances. The Bundesliga champions have the option to make his stay permanent should they decide to trigger their £17.8million purchase option. But Fussballtransfers claim there is a financial dispute between Bayern and Antonio Conte’s side. JUST IN: Man Utd dealt new Jadon Sancho transfer setback as Dortmund plan confirmed

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Kelly is a 40-year-old British model born in Rochester, Kent on November 23, 1979.

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KELLY Brook is a former glamour model turned TV presenter, who’s considered to be one of the world’s sexiest women. She has enjoyed several high-profile romances in the past but is currently loved-up with Jeremy Parisi. 5 Kelly Brook is a homegrown British model Credit: Rex Features Who is Kelly Brook and how old is she? Kelly is a 40-year-old British model born in Rochester, Kent on November 23, 1979. She started work as a model age 16 and was soon scouted to do glamour work. This led to her working for numerous lads’ mags and in 2005 she was named the Sexiest Woman In The World by FHM. More lucrative ads followed and she featured in Playboy magazine in 2010. As of 2017 Kelly is a brand ambassador for Skechers and has a clothing line for Simply Be. 5 Kelly is well known for her swimwear pictures Credit: Alamy Now settled in Kent, Kelly is a keen gardener and grows her own vegetables between impromptu modelling shoots.

Kelly was recently mocked by This Morning viewers as she presented a gardening segment earlier this month – but failed to show any actual gardening. She appeared alongside Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes to reveal how to bring colour to outdoor spaces. Since 2018 Kelly also regularly appears on the panel of Loose Women. 5 Kelly Brook and her long-term love Jeremy Parisi Who is Kelly Brook’s boyfriend? Jeremy is an Italian model who has been dating Kelly since 2015. 5 Kelly previously revealed she asked Jeremy to marry her What TV work and acting has Kelly done? In 1999 Kelly co-presented The Big Breakfast with Johnny Vaughan for six months. She went on to host Celebrity Love Island in 2005, but her presenting career dried up after that.

Still, Kelly has been on TV regularly over the years, competing on Strictly with Brendan Cole in 2007, though she pulled out in week nine after her father suddenly died. In 2009 she also judged on Britain’s Got Talent for one week before the four-judge format was axed as “too complicated”. She’s also appeared as a Celebrity Juice panellist and a team captain on It’s Not Me, It’s You, as well as taking small roles in Smallville and Agatha Christie’s Marple. Beyond TV, Kelly has appeared in movies like Piranha 3D, School For Seduction, Survival Island, Keith Lemon: The Film, 2003’s The Italian Job and Taking Stock. It was thought Kelly might break the States with a lead role in sitcom One Big Happy in 2014 but the show was panned and cancelled after one series. 5 She is now known for her TV work and gardening MORE ON KELLY BROOK STAR BAKERS Who’s on Celebrity Bake Off tonight? All the stars in episode five IT’S KELLY BREK Kelly Brook serves up a different kind of treat after filming Bake Off show & towel Kelly Brook’s boyfriend accidentally crashes her radio show in just a towel BROOK-ING GOOD Kelly Brook shows two stone weight loss in skintight leggings with Jeremy one kel of a bod! How Kelly Brook’s famous curves have changed over the years ‘my old self again’ Kelly Brook reveals 2st weight loss after denial about getting bigger Who has Kelly Brook dated in the past?

Kelly has had a string of famous boyfriends and fiancés. Her first was action film star Jason Statham who she started dating when she was 18 and was with for seven years. Then she fell in love with Billy Zane, who she met while filming Survival Island in 2004, and they got engaged in 2007 before she entered Strictly, but split in August 2008. Kelly then dated rugby star Thom Evans between 2010 and 2013 and had a miscarriage during their relationship in 2011. In 2014 she dated Gladiators star and Celebrity Big Brother housemate David McIntosh but their engagement and relationship ended after seven months. JEREMY Parisi is the other half of former glamour model Kelly Brook. 1 Jeremy Parisi has been dating Kelly for nearly three years Credit: PA:Press Association Who is Jeremy Parisi? Jeremy is an Italian model who has been dating model Kelly Brook since 2015.

Jeremy has also appeared on the big screen, starring in Marie and the Misfits and In the Shadow of Iris. He is 34 years old – six years younger than Kelly. When did Kelly propose to Jeremy Parisi and what did he say? In February 2018, Kelly revealed that she proposed to Jeremy – and he said “no”. The pair had been together for 3 years when she popped the question while they were on holiday in Antigua. magazine that her boyfriend replied: “Be quiet there are people around!” According to Kelly, it wasn’t a “serious” proposal and she didn’t take the knockback to heart. Kelly later said that if she did get married they would have parties in Italy, England and America. The pair are yet to get engaged.

MORE ON JEREMY PARISI OOH LA LA! Gino D’Acampo and Fred Sirieix strip totally naked for cheeky snap NATURAL HAIR Gordon Ramsay mocked for ’10 year old boy hair’ as American Road Trip returns CHEF’S SPECIAL All about TV chef Gino D’Acampo’s wife Jessica Stellina Morrison GINO-H NO! Gino D’Acampo almost died in high-speed crash filming with Gordon Ramsay Exclusive DISHY Rylan Clark-Neal thought chefs were ‘a***holes’ before taking on Ready Steady Cook LITTLE DONKEY Gordon Ramsay and Gino D’Acampo slammed as they get pulled by a tiny donkey Where does Jeremy Parisi live? Jeremy lives in France, so the couple split their time between there and her residence in Kent. Kelly lives in a stunning 600-year-old apple and pear farm and loves growing her own vegetables, cooking and lounging by her outdoor pool on sunny days. Nowadays she says she is more likely to be pottering about in her garden than out partying. How old is Carol Vorderman and what is her net worth? Carol Vorderman is on Celebrity Bake Off. Picture: Instagram/PA Images Find out everything about Carol Vorderman’s age, relationships, career and net worth. Carol Vorderman is back on our screens for an extra special celebrity Great British Bake Off for Stand Up 2 Cancer. She became a national treasure after her role of Countdown for 26 years. But how old is Carol Vorderman and is she married? Who is Carol Vorderman and how old is she? Carol was born in Bedford on 24 December 1960, which makes her 59-years-old. After growing up in Prestatyn, North Wales, Carol went to Cambridge University where she studied engineering. After bagging the job, she was part of the hosting team until 2008 when she stepped down after 26 years. Read More: Alesha Dixon criticised for ‘sunbathing in the park’ but it’s actually her huge garden She later went on to be part of the Loose Women team from 2011 to 2014, and appeared on Strictly Come Dancing in 2004 and I’m A Celebrity in 2016. Is Carol Vorderman married? Carol wed Navy officer Christopher Mather in 1985, but the marriage only lasted a year, She later went on to marry management consultant Patrick King in 1990 and the pair had two children, Katie, 29, and Cameron, 23, before splitting in 2000. She is now thought to be single after breaking up with long term partner and pilot Graham Duff in 2016. Carol Vorderman and her ex boyfriend Graham Duffy. Picture: PA Images Speaking to Closer last year, Carol explained she loves being single, as she said: “Now I know what makes me happy. I love being single. “I laugh more than I have ever laughed – I have my kids, my family and my brilliant friends. I’m just very happy.” What is Carol Vorderman’s net worth? Carol has an estimated fortune of £18 million thanks to her regular TV appearances as well as her endorsements. Read More: How Joe Wicks overcame his tough childhood to be the nation’s favourite PE teacher Has Carol Vorderman had plastic surgery? Carol has previously denied going under the knife, but did admit to having botox. One Twitter follower quizzed her about plastic surgery following an appearance on Lorraine, writing: “Settle an argument for me please Carol… girls in my office saying you can’t look that good without surgery, my argument is you work out a lot and they’re just well JEL.” The star then replied: “Lol… I go hiking two or three times a week… but I do have botox… Hitting back at claims she has had surgery on her figure, Carol also previously credited her curves to ‘an old pair of leggings’, when she was papped waiting for a taxi last year. but it’s the same old Vorders.” She also previously told Mail Online: “I promise I haven’t had bottom implants. It’s the same old bottom. In my family, loads of us have it: the Vorderman A**e. Now Read: The One Show hit by 287 complaints over hair dyeing advice during lockdown Countdown star Carol Vorderman, 59, spoke candidly with Piers Morgan, 55, about her marriage to second husband Patrick ‘Paddy’ King. The couple were married for a decade from 1990 and had two children together, Katie and Cameron, before they split up in 2000. Carol Vorderman details what really happened at her first wedding The mathematician admitted she “loved Paddy” and admitted their break-up only happened because of her career. Speaking on Piers Morgan’s Life Stories in 2012, she was asked: “If you hadn’t seen your career explode at the time it did, do you think you would have split up?” Carol replied: “Probably not. We’ve got two great kids together.”

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PUBGOERS and a school pupil with links to the Hove man being treated for coronavirus are in “self isolation” following advice from Public Health England. Meanwhile two members of another Hove family who have been in contact with him are believed to have the virus. The man, who has not been named and who is in hospital in London, had been to a business conference in Singapore and then travelled to France before returning to Sussex last week. Following news of his diagnosis, Portslade Community Academy (PACA) announced one of its pupils had been advised to “self-isolate” themself at home. The school, in Chalky Road, Portslade, has about 900 pupils. Headteacher Mark Poston said: “We have been contacted by a parent of a student at PACA who was contacted by Public Health England. “We have been informed by the parent that they have been advised by Public Health England to self-isolate their child at home for 14 days. “If at any point the child is found to be symptomatic, we will be notified.

“The local authority has confirmed to us that Public Health England and the office of the chief medical officer are clear in their advice that schools do not need to close.” Hours later, it was discovered the Hove man had visited The Grenadier pub in Hangleton Road, Hove. Several staff members who were working on the night of his visit have also been advised to “self-isolate” at home after being contacted by Public Health England. A source told The Argus the infected man visited between 7pm and 9pm last Saturday. A spokesman for the pub said: “We have had an incident where a man has come into the pub who has since been confirmed as having coronavirus. “Any staff working that day have been put in self-isolation.” The following day, the pub announced: “We have followed the advice and have worked closely with Public Health England who have advised us that there is minimal ongoing risk of infection to either guests or staff, so please be reassured that the pub remains open for business as usual.” Meanwhile, a father who had been at the French chalet has contracted the virus. Bob Saynor, a 48-year-old environmental consultant, is being treated in France. His nine-year-old son is also thought to have the virus. The family moved from Lyndhurst Road, Hove, to live in France a few years.

Worried residents in Brighton and Hove are demanding more information be released about the unnamed man as they feared they could have come into contact with the virus. It has since come to light that the man did not go to A&E on the day of his diagnosis, as initial reports suggested, but instead drove himself to the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton after calling NHS 111 for advice. He was tested in isolation and away from public areas of the hospital and returned home in isolation in his own car. The man is reported to have caught the virus at a three-day business conference at a hotel in Singapore, hosted by Crowborough company Servomex. The conference began on January 20. He is then believed to have taken a four-day trip to the Contamines-Montjoie ski resort in France with his family between January 24 and January 28 before returning to Sussex. Transport bosses are now taking precautions to prevent the virus from spreading. A Govia Thameslink Railway spokesman said its staff have been briefed in line with Public Health England advice. Meanwhile Brighton and Hove Buses said it had established a daily online briefing to staff to reflect practical guidance and updates from the World Health Organisation (WHO) and from the Government. Meanwhile a shop in Brighton has said its customers must be wearing disposable gloves and masks to go in. “It has arrived in Brighton” a sign in the window of Yung Feng Oriental Food Store in London Road said. Our shop only take(s) delivery orders from today… Or the store only accepts customer wear masks and disposable gloves, gloves available in our store (sic).” Store owner Lincoln Zhang said: “It is just in case, for safety. If customers do not have a mask we ask them to wait at the door and we get the item for them. My main customers at this store are Chinese, I don’t want to take any risks.” A fourth UK case was confirmed yesterday with chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty saying they were “a known contact of a previously confirmed UK case” and the “virus was passed on in France”. Four more Brighton and Hove residents have been diagnosed with coronavirus after coming into contact with the Hove father diagnosed last week. Three men and one woman were transferred to the same London hospital the Hove father is being treated at. All were infected while in France, where the man went for a skiing holiday after having been at a conference in Singapore also attended by a delegate from the centre of the outbreak, the Wuhan region of China. The Guardian is reporting that one of the men is a doctor. Public Health England says its priority is now speaking to anyone who had contact with the new cases to advise them how to stop the virus spreading further. Professor Chris Whitty, chief medical officer for England, said: “Four further patients in England have tested positive for novel coronavirus, bringing the total number of cases in the UK to eight. “The new cases are all known contacts of a previously confirmed UK case, and the virus was passed on in France. “Experts at Public Health England continue to work hard tracing patient contacts from the UK cases. They successfully identified these individuals and ensured the appropriate support was provided. “The patients have been transferred to specialist NHS centres at Guy’s and St Thomas’ and The Royal Free hospitals, and we are now using robust infection control measures to prevent further spread of the virus. “The NHS is extremely well prepared to manage these cases and treat them, and we are working quickly to identify any further contacts these patients have had.” Dr Nick Phin, deputy director of National Infection Service at Public Health England, said: “These new cases are all closely linked and were rapidly identified through Public Health England’s comprehensive contact tracing approach and tested quickly. “Our priority is speaking to those people who have had close and sustained contact with confirmed cases so that we can advise them on what they can do to limit the spread of the virus.”