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BORIS Johnson faces
claims his system for
international travel is in
“chaos” after proposals
for a new “amber
watchlist” category
were abandoned.
The Prime Minister
(above) pledged to keep
travel rules during the
pandemic as simple as
possible and senior
sources ruled out any
new category.
But it has emerged
the head of the Joint
Biosecurity Centre,
which advises on travel
rules, has left her post
without a successor
being appointed.
The Government had
been considering the
new watchlist for
nations at risk of being
moved into the red
group, which requires
hotel quarantine on
return for 10 days at a
cost of £1,750 per adult.
But following a
backlash by Tory MPs,
ministerial concerns
and complaints from
the travel industry,
Government sources
confirmed there would
be “no amber watchlist”.
Travel chaos
as Amber list
thrown out
A WORLD IN
FLAMES
Wildfires rage from Siberia to Spain
ain
ITALY
WILDFIRES
are continuing to rage
across parts of Turkey, Greece,
Spain and Italy, with entire villages
and beaches being evacuated.
Coastal areas are among the
worst-affected, with fires blazing
for a FIFTH day in some of Turkey’s
Mediterranean resort towns.
Residents and tourists were
rescued by small boats during the
weekend, as the coastguard and
navy ships waited further out to sea
in case a larger-scale evacuation
was needed.
There are more than 120 fires in
Turkey alone, with eight people
confirmed dead and 27 more being
treated in hospital.
AMERICA
GREECE
Greggs set
to open 100
more shops
GREGGS has said it
plans to open around
100 new stores by the
end of the year after a
rebound in sales helped
return the chain to
profit.
The high street bakery
business said it has an
opportunity to grow to
3,000 stores as it
struck an ambitious
tone after withstanding
the impact of COVID.
It told investors that
the recovery in trade in
recent months was
“stronger than we had
anticipated” as it saw
strong trade in suburban
areas and on local
high streets.
The group has also
targeted growth areas
such as delivery and
drive-thru sales after
the pandemic weighed
on some core trade,
such as its travel sites.
Greggs said its
like-for-like sales for
the four weeks to the
end of July were 0.4%
above the levels it saw
in the same period in
2019, before the
pandemic struck.
The Newcastle-based
business said it now
expects full-year profits
to be “slightly ahead”
of previous predictions
as a result.
11m get COVID
tested in Wuhan
AUTHORITIES in the
Chinese city of Wuhan are
set to begin testing its
entire population, after a
handful of positive COVID
cases were detected.
Wuhan has recorded
seven locally transmitted
cases, the first local
infections in a year.
The city of 11 million
people shot into the
spotlight after coronavirus
was first detected there
in 2019, thanks to either
the locals eating bats or
clumsy scientists letting
the death plague leak
from one of their labs.
Arson
TALIBAN GAINS ‘A
THREAT
warns as
US ALL’
TO
nut
advance
Afghan
general
nutjobs
General Sami Sadat is leading
the battle against the Taliban in
the southern province of Helmand,
TURKEY
Fires are common in southern
Turkey during hot summers but
experts claim this year’s are much
bigger than usual.
Authorities are investigating
possible arson but scientists blame
climate change, with temperatures
five or six degrees higher than the
average for this time of year.
The current heatwave is being
fuelled by hot air from northern
Africa and the southern coastal
city of Antalya reached 42C
(107F) during the weekend and
temperatures are expected to
reach 47C (116F) this week.
Helicopters are being used to
fight the flames in some areas that
are unreachable by land, but in
many places even aerial firefighting
was impossible by Sunday night.
In the Italian city of Pescara, on
the Adriatic coast, people ran from
the beach when they spotted
smoke and flames rising from a
nearby pine forest.
In Spain, dozens of firefighters
backed by water-dropping aircraft
were battling a wildfire that broke
out on Saturday afternoon just
east of Madrid.
Further afield, huge parts of
Siberia in Russia are in flames and
in the U.S. nine large fires have
collectively burned more than
1.8 million acres in 12 states.
Crude oil cost
sees BP boom
AN Afghan general has warned
of “devastating” consequences
for global security if the Taliban
win in their fight against
government forces.
By COLIN HURST
news@sundaysport.co.uk
AFTER a dry and bright
start to the day, light
showers will move
in from the north
west, becoming
heavy at times.
Expect thunder
storms in some
northern parts by
the afternoon.
Temperatures
of 19C in London,
21C in Cardiff,
21C in Manchester, 19C
in Belfast and 19C in
Edinburgh.
The Taliban have seized districts in
the city centre.
But General Sadat said he was
confident the group would not take
the city and that while
ground had been lost, he
believed the Taliban
would be unable to
sustain their assault.
However, he said the
Taliban
were
being
reinforced by fighters
from other Islamist
SUN:
SAT:
FRI:
groups and warned their
Moist Soggy
Damp
gains posed a threat
beyond Afghanistan.
Thursday sees rain all
“This will increase the
over the country, with
hope for small extremist
heavy showers along the
groups to mobilise in the
west coast.
cities of Europe and
Temperatures of 20C
America, and will have
in London, 18C in Cardiff,
a devastating effect on
19C in Manchester, 17C
global security,” he said.
in Belfast and Edinburgh.
“This is not a war of
OUTLOOK: Wet.
Afghanistan, this is a
where intense fighting has broken
out in its capital Lashkar Gah.
war between liberty and
totalitarianism.”
The Taliban assault
in Helmand province is
part of a major offensive
across Afghanistan.
The militants have
made rapid advances in
recent months as U.S.
forces have withdrawn
after 20 years of military
operations there.
Helmand was the
centrepiece of the U.S.
and British military
campaign, and Taliban
gains there would be
a blow for the Afghan
government.
If Lashkar Gah fell,
it would be the first
provincial capital won
by the Taliban since
2016. It is one of three
provincial
capitals
under attack.
Attempts
by
the
militants to capture
Kandahar, Afghanistan’s
second-largest
city,
have continued after
BP has unveiled a dividend
hike and more share
buybacks, with plans for
further hefty investor
payouts after rising oil
prices saw it swing to a
half-year profit.
The oil giant posted
replacement cost profits
of $5.7 billion (£4.1bn)
for six months to June
30 against eye-watering
losses of $18.3bn
(£13.2bn) a year ago,
thanks to a sharp recovery
in the cost of crude.
On an underlying basis,
replacement cost profits
stood at $5.4bn (£3.9bn),
against losses of $5.9bn
(£4.2bn) a year earlier,
after a better-than-expected
$2.8bn (£2bn) result for
the three months to the
end of June.
BP announced a 4%
rise in the shareholder
dividend to 5.46 cents a
share for the second
quarter and a $1.4bn (£1bn)
share buyback before its
third-quarter results.
BATTLE: Taliban troops
rocket strikes hit its
airport on Sunday.
Seizing control of
Kandahar would be a
huge victory for the
Taliban, giving them a
grip on the south of the
country.
In a third besieged
city, Herat, in the west,
government commandos
are battling insurgents
after days of fighting.
Government forces have
taken back some areas
after a UN compound
was attacked on Friday.
Domino’s post
£41.3m profit
DOMINO’S Pizza Group
has said a “strong”
performance by its UK
and Ireland business
has helped to more than
double its profits for
the past six months.
The pizza delivery
business leapt to a
pre-tax profit of
£41.3 million for the
26 weeks to June 27,
compared with a
£19 million profit for
the same period
last year.
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Sex
CRIKEY!
Rebecca’s
hot snaps
August 4, 2021
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Hannah Elizabeth
32HH-24-35 from Liverpool
slaver
over Croc
Hunter’s
niece
By GRACE HOOPER
news@sundaysport.co.uk
SHE recently launched
her own subscription-
based
adults
only
website and, at the
weekend, Steve Irwin’s
‘hot niece’ Rebecca
Lobie shared a very racy
bum photo to Instagram.
The 33-year-old blonde
bombshell flaunted her
arse and lean legs in
minuscule black shorts as
she washed her car at
home in Queensland.
TRAGIC
DEATH:
Steve
Irwin
Standing with her back to
the camera in a flimsy white
T-shirt, Rebecca allowed her
curly
blonde
locks
to
cascade down her back.
Crude
She simply captioned the
photo ‘Car wash Sunday’
alongside a sponge and
winking face emoji.
But when the stunning
pictures were reported on
the website of the hate-filled
Daily Mail, readers posted
crude, sexist comments.
One reader, calling them-
selves Maxwell Munguson,
speculated about the aroma
wafting
from
Rebecca’s
hindquarters, concluding it
would be “pretty good”.
A Manchester-based fiend
using the name bobbym
commented: “Crikey! Ropey
looking face but I still would.
Out of respect for Uncle Steve.”
Rebecca’s uncle, the famed
Crocodile Hunter, died when
he was speared through the
heart by a stingray in 2006.
His catchphrase was “Crikey!”
Yet another troll suggested
she was “dying for it up the
brown chute”, speculating
with no evidence whatsoever
that Rebecca is a fan of taboo
anal sex.
Rebecca, who launched her
own subscription website
last week, says one video
shows her ‘fully naked... with
just the seat belts covering
up my [lemon emoji].
‘But don’t worry, I made
sure to pull back to give
you a full view. We are just
getting started.’
Rebecca, the daughter of
Steve Irwin’s sister Joy, is
believed to be estranged
from
the
family
since
resigning from Australia Zoo
in December 2015.
A pal said: “These people
speculate about Rebecca
spreading her bum cheeks to
take an iron-hard cock into
her tight rear. It’s not on!”
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BILLIE
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Fury over sicko
tour to serial
killer’s boozer
BEREAVED families
are furious over plans
for a pub tour which
includes a visit to the
bar where serial killer
Dennis Nilsen hunted
victims.
Crime fans will pay
£29.99 for the tour,
which features a trip to
the Golden Lion boozer
where the Scottish-
born murderer lured
his prey during a
15-year reign of terror.
Nilsen
(above)
died in
2018, more than 35
years after being caged
for life for killing up to
15 men he picked up
from the streets.
He strangled or
drowned his victims
before dissecting them,
between 1978 and
1983, at addresses in
London.
Rory Everett, who
runs the Dark Crime
Collectables website, is
the guide for the
two-day Dark Crime
Tours event.
David Spencer, of the
Centre for Crime
Prevention, said:
“These tours couldn’t
be in worse taste.”
BUST
FREE!
PAMELA
ANDERSON
WHEN
BIG
BOOBS
By GRACE HOOPER
news@sundaysport.co.uk
But now they’ve been
saved,
thanks
to
a
41-year-old mum from
Bradford, West Yorkshire.
FOR the bigger-boobed
lady,
backless
and
strapless frocks have
long been off limits,
because their whopper
knockers simply fall
out.
Amanda Smyth has
created an adhesive
strapless
bra
for
women with larger
breasts.
The mum-of-two was
sick of having to wear
dowdy
outfits
on
nights out and decided
to design the support
for her 40G bust.
She spent eight years
on research to create
the
Butterfly
Bra,
which can hold breasts
in place for 12 hours
and lasts for 25 uses.
Amanda said: “Trying
to find a stick-on bra
was so impossible and
made me feel down
about my body.
“It’s hard to keep
BIG HELP: Amanda Smyth
them in place, no
matter how much tape
you use.”
An adhesive bra is
different to a strapless
bra as it has no straps
or back.
Amanda’s design is
supported by a fabric
band under the bust.
It has been patented
in the UK and Amanda
is awaiting approval in
Europe and the US.
To demonstrate the
problem that Amanda
has solved, here’s a few
big-boobed babes falling
out of their frocks…
DON’T MISS
THIS SUNDAY’S
NAUGHTY
NATASHA
BARES ALL!
COPS have been banned
from nicking people
caught shitting in the
street and must now
politely ask them to finish
their business.
The directive to officers
in the US city of
Philadelphia follows a
review conducted after
Black Lives Matter
protests last year.
The memo orders cops
to treat low-level
offenders such as yobs,
thugs, shitters and
vandals with kid gloves.
JESS
IMPIAZZI
Please don’t shit
in the street, sir
JAMIE
JENKINS
ZAFIRA
Strictly judge
Anton: I really
want to dance
ANTON Du Beke has
said he will be “hugely
disappointed” if he is
not able to dance
during the upcoming
series of
Strictly Come
Dancing.
The professional
dancer, 55, joined the
judging panel during
the 2020 series for a
two-week stint but will
now be a permanent
fixture as he takes over
from Bruno Tonioli.
Speaking on
Good
Morning Britain,
Du Beke
(above)
said:
“Well traditionally,
the judges don’t get
involved in the group
numbers unless it’s like
a Halloween theme or
something like that.
“I would be hugely
disappointed if I wasn’t
able to do something.
“Maybe if somebody
comes in and does a turn
or song or something, I
could grab one of the
girls and we can have a
bit of a dance.
“I’d love that, this is
the thing I’m going to
miss the most.”
He said he would be
an “empathetic” judge
alongside Shirley Ballas,
Craig Revel Horwood
and Motsi Mabuse on
the BBC One show.
CROCODILE SHOCK!
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Panic as killer reptile
found in Worcester
electricity substation
SHOCKING: Croc
was found at high
voltage facility in
sleepy Worcester
Chloe’s
looking
REAR-LY
good!
Mums rushed to shepherd children indoors
after word quickly spread that a man-eating
croc was on the loose.
It was spotted on top
of a transformer behind
a locked gate in a
Western Power Distribution
substation.
An engineer gingerly
approached it and found
the crocodile was in fact
a “very realistic toy”.
A spokesman said:
“After reports that a
crocodile had been seen
in a substation in the
Barbourne
area
of
Worcester, one of our
engineers visited the
site and discovered that
the animal was, in fact,
a toy. It will now be
removed.
RESIDENTS panicked when a crocodile
was spotted lurking in an electricity
substation in the sleepy cathedral city
of WORCESTER!
By JIM HARDY
news@sundaysport.co.uk
Fact me!
JULIUS Caesar
was NEVER
an emperor
Emergency
Drug-related
deaths reach
record high
DRUG-related deaths in
England and Wales have
risen for the eighth year
in a row.
There were 4,561
deaths related to drug
poisoning registered in
England and Wales in
2020, the Office for
National Statistics said.
It’s the highest number
since records began in
1993 and up 3.8% from
the previous year.
Due to delays in death
registration, around half
of the deaths will have
occurred in the previous
year and the majority
before the coronavirus
pandemic, the ONS said.
Drug-related deaths
have risen by 60.9% in
the last 10 years, from
49.4 deaths per million in
2010 to 79.5 deaths per
million in 2020.
Of the deaths registered
last year, 2,996 were
related to drug misuse
and 2,263 involved an
opiate.
MODEL Chloe
Ayling gave fans
the bum’s rush by
showing off her
plump trumper in
her most recent
Instagram pic.
The 26-year-old
former
Celeb Big
Brother
beauty
posed with a
VERY revealing
bikini, showing
off her sit-upon.
One fan said:
“What I would
not give to part
them cheeks and,
well, just look.
Just look for a
while. Mmmm.”
“We would like to
remind customers never
to
enter
electricity
substations, or to throw
objects inside.
“Substations contain
high voltage equipment
which can kill.
“Anyone who does
lose an object inside a
substation is advised to
stay well clear and call
105, our emergency
number, and wait for
help to arrive.”
Even wildlife experts
were fooled when they
were shown photos of it,
taken by locals.
Before the truth came
out, Wendy Carter, of
Worcestershire Wildlife
Trust, said: “It certainly
looks like a dead croc,
perhaps a caiman, but
I’m afraid I know very
little about how you
might identify it from
another species.
“It’s certainly not
native and my guess
would be that it’s an
escaped or abandoned
captive animal, but I
don’t know what species
are likely to be kept as
such.”
Colin
Stevenson,
head of education at
Crocodiles of the World
in Brize Norton, said
escaped reptiles would
not last long in the UK
climate, adding: “Even
in the warmest British
weather, it’s chilly for
a crocodile.
“There have been
crocs and alligators
released in the UK. We
have one here that was
found in a reservoir
in Bristol.
“But it wouldn’t have
been in the reservoir
long before capture.
“If
an
alligator
survived the summer
months, it would start to
decline in autumn and
die by early winter.
“A larger animal, one
potentially capable of
giving a nasty bite,
would not survive.”
TERRORIST WANTED
TO ‘KILL THE QUEEN’
A TERRORIST who stabbed
two people had become
increasingly violent in
prison and declared he
wanted to “kill the Queen”,
an inquest heard.
Sudesh Amman, 20, was
shot dead by police in
Streatham, south London,
in February 2020, ten days
after leaving prison.
While in HMP Belmarsh,
Amman openly expressed
“extreme views”, including
his intention to become a
suicide bomber, jurors at
the Royal Courts of Justice
were told.
Amman injured a man
and woman in the attack
on Streatham High Road
before he was killed by
surveillance officers.
He had been jailed for
40 months in 2018 for
preparing and engaging in
acts of terrorism.
Jurors heard that an
assessment
by
Leon
Campbell, a probation
officer, said Amman posed
a high risk of serious
harm to members of the
public
“due
to
his
promoting of extremist
ideas and wanting to
carry out a terrorist act”.
The inquest continues.

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