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      England fans slapped with £10,000 fine for street party to celebrate Euro 2020 semi-final win over Denmark

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      ORGANISERS of a massive street party to celebrate England’s historic Euro 2020 semi-final win last night have been slapped with a whopping £10,000 fine. Police handed the top tier fine to the people who set up the celebrations after hundreds of people attended the illegal event. 
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      Fans have been hit by a £10k fine for thowing the celebratory bashCredit: BristolLive/BPM
      Avon and Somerset Police had been called to the Gloucester Road area of Bristol after reports of loud music coming from two houses.
      Officers discovered more than 200 people outside of the property who were also blocking the entire road. 
      On their arrival officers then went into one of the houses and issued the hefty fine to its occupants for breaching Covid rules.
      Supt Mark Runacres said: “Officers accessed one of the properties and the occupants were issued with a £10,000 fixed penalty notice for breaching COVID-19 legislation and sound equipment was seized.
      “Enquiries are ongoing to identify and issue an equivalent fixed penalty notice to those responsible for playing the loud music from the second property.
      “It’s so positive to see the vast majority of people celebrating the incredible achievements of the England football team responsibly, but unlicensed music events cannot be tolerated.”
      Police were called after reports of loud music coming from two housesCredit: BristolLive/BPM
      The police officer added that the parties had caused “significant disruption” to people living nearby and had “put public safety at risk”.
      Speaking ahead of Sunday’s final, he added: “We have well-practised plans in place for the conclusion of the tournament this weekend, including high-visibility proactive patrols, to allow people to enjoy themselves but more importantly, to stay safe.
      “We fully understand people’s desire to watch the Euro 2020 final with friends and family.

      “Few people have been able to attend games or socialise and watch matches together over the past year and we’re not trying to stop people having fun.
      “However, we would ask the public and businesses to make sure they continue to comply with legal restrictions around COVID-19 and follow the current health advice.”
      Those who are caught organising mass gatherings during the pandemic and breaching coronavirus legislation are being hit with £10k fines.
      The have been 250 of the maximum penalty fines handed to organisers of mass gatherings of more than 30 people, including illegal raves, parties and protests, in England, with two in Wales.
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      Everton star Robin Olsen and his family confronted by gang with machetes during terrifying burglary

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      A PREMIER League goalkeeper and his family were confronted by a gang with machetes during a terrifying burglary.
      Everton’s reserve stopper Robin Olsen, 31, was at home with his wife and two young children when the gang wearing balaclavas smashed their way in and demanded valuables.

      Everton goalie Robin Olsen and his family endured a terrifying burglaryCredit: Getty Images – Getty

      Make-up artist Mia, their five-year-old daughter Alicia and son Alexander, two, were held by the gang while another robber armed with a knife marched Robin around the property.
      Fearing for his family’s safety, the Swedish international, 31, handed over several expensive pieces of jewellery and a watch.
      The raid, which comes weeks after Everton manager Carlo Ancelotti was targeted, happened on Saturday ­evening at the family’s rented home in Hale Barns, Cheshire.
      A source said: “This wasn’t just a ­burglary, it was the worst kind of home invasion. A gang armed with machetes threatening your wife and children.

      Everton reserve keeper Robin Olsen with his wife, make-up artist Mia Lindgren

      The Swedish international handed over several expensive pieces of jewellery and a watchCredit: Sportimage

      “Robin was terrified. He’s not bothered about the theft of material things, it’s the effect it’s had on his family. They are deeply traumatised by it. It’s every parent’s worst nightmare. The family have moved out and the club has given each player their own security guards.”
      The area is popular with scores of ­Premier League players. 
      A source said: “News of this burglary has sent shudders through the football world because the house was targeted when they knew the player and his ­family were in. Everyone has been told to increase security.”

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      Chelsea under-19s ace Nunn robbed of £8k ‘James Bond’ watch by thugs who threatened to stab him in front of girlfriend

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      A TEENAGE Chelsea starlet was robbed of an £8,000 “James Bond” watch by muggers who threatened to stab him in front of his sobbing girlfriend, a court heard.
      Two thugs held up George Nunn, 18, while he was walking with Libby Thompson.

      A student was ordered to pay George £500 compensation at Highbury Corner Youth CourtCredit: Getty – Contributor

      They demanded the Under-19 forward hand over his Omega Seamaster watch, worn by 007 in every Bond film.
      He offered them £1,000 for it back and, while at a cashpoint, Libby called cops to Mayfair, central London, within minutes.
      One robber escaped.
      A student of 17, of Battersea, South London, got a ten-month community order and was ordered to pay George £500 compensation at Highbury Corner Youth Court

      Nunn is a left-sided attacking player who joined Chelsea from Crewe Alexandra at the end of his Under-16 year.
      He signed his first professional contract at the club in November 2018.
      Chelsea describe him as: “Someone who can play anywhere across the front three. A good mover, he is a bright and intelligent footballer with good technique.”
      He is contracted until 2022.

      He marked his debut for the Republic of Ireland Under-19s with a goal against Denmark in October last year.

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      Man City star Riyad Mahrez had three luxury watches stolen in £500,000 raid on his penthouse

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      MAN City’s Riyad Mahrez had three luxury watches stolen in a £500,000 raid. Thieves took cash, rare football shirts and bracelets from his penthouse. Man City’s Riyad Mahrez had three luxury watches stolen in a £500,000 raid on his penthouseCredit: Getty – Contributor Burglars carefully tracked Riyad Mahrez before sneaking into his penthouse and stealing […] More

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      Man City’s Riyad Mahrez had three luxury watches stolen in £500,000 raid on his penthouse

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      MAN City’s Riyad Mahrez had three luxury watches stolen in a £500,000 raid. Thieves took cash, rare football shirts and bracelets from his penthouse. Man City’s Riyad Mahrez had three luxury watches stolen in a £500,000 raid on his penthouseCredit: Getty – Contributor Burglars carefully tracked Riyad Mahrez before sneaking into his penthouse and stealing […] More