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Mirror Daily Digest: Our top stories from huge ITV changes to pensioner Tasered

In this Tuesday’s Mirror Daily Digest, we’ve pulled together the biggest stories of the day from sweeping ITV show changes to footage of a pensioner being Tasered and James Argent’s girlfriends injuries being revealed in court documents

ITV will undergo major changes to their Daytime offerings – including Good Morning Britain(Image: RAY BURMISTON)

Welcome to the Mirror’s Daily Digest, where we pull together all the best stories of the day from our News, Showbiz, Sport teams and more. This Wednesday, we’re featuring everything from huge ITV daytime show changes to the horror moment a one-legged pensioner was Tasered by police and the injuries James Argent inflicted on his girlfriend.

This afternoon, our showbiz team broke the shock news that ITV was making mass changes to its daytime TV shows – spelling especially bad news for TV icon Lorraine. Elsewhere, our news team released the shocking footage of a pensioner being Tasered and James Argent’s girlfriend’s injuries were revealed in court documents.

ITV announce MAJOR changes to huge daytime shows and it’s bad news for Lorraine

Lorraine Kelly on her ITV show
ITV daytime will look very different in a few months(Image: ITV )

ITV daytime will look very different in a few months after bosses announced sweeping changes coming to shows including Good Morning Britain. The ITV news and magazine shows usually run from 6am to 1.30pm weekdays and include the breakfast show followed by Lorraine, This Morning and Loose Women.

From January 2026, Good Morning Britain will be extended by 30 minutes to run from 6am to 9.30am daily. While Lorraine Kelly’s show has been cut in half and will now run from 9.30am until 10am. Not only that, but the programme will only air for 30 weeks of the year.

During the weeks Lorraine is not on air, Good Morning Britain will run from 6am to 10am. This Morning will remain in its 10am-12.30pm slot on weekdays throughout the year, while Loose Women will be in the 12.30-1.30pm slot for a seasonal basis of 30 weeks too.

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Moment one-legged pensioner, 93, is Tasered by police at care home

Moment one-legged pensioner, 93, brutally Tasered by police after flicking food at care home worker
A 93-year-old disabled man was sprayed in the face with synthetic pepper spray before being shot by a Taser(Image: IOPC)

A court has heard howa disabled 93-year-old was sprayed in the face with synthetic pepper spray, shot with a Taser, and struck with a baton by police officers who responded to an emergency call at his care home.

Donald Burgess, who had one leg and used a wheelchair, was allegedly assaulted by PC Stephen Smith and PC Rachel Comotto at the home in St Leonards-on-Sea, East Sussex, on June 21, 2022. Smith, 51, denies two counts of assault involving Pava spray and a baton, while Comotto denies a single charge of assault by discharging her Taser.

Prosecutors say the officers unleashed “unjustified and unlawful” force within seconds of entering his room, with just one minute and 23 seconds passing from when the cops arrived to the pensioner being tasered, Southwark Crown Court was told on Monday.

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Horrific injuries James Argent inflicted on girlfriend revealed in court documents

James Argent
James Argent’s girlfriend Nicoline Artursson’s injuries have been revealed(Image: real_arg/Instagram)

James Argent’s girlfriend Nicoline Arturrson was left with horrific injuries following a heated altercation while the couple were holidaying in Spain. The former TOWIE star, 37, received a six-month suspended prison sentence and a two-year restraining order from a Spanish court.

He had pleaded guilty to shoving Artursson. According to eyewitness accounts, the confrontation escalated to the point where Argent was allegedly seen hurling clothing from a balcony and storming out of the property with a bag in hand.

A bystander told the Mirror that they had comforted Artursson, who was visibly shaken. “She was crying a lot,” the source told us. “She looked extremely distressed and nervous.

Read the full story here.

Nigel Farage HUMILIATED by Keir Starmer leaving major question unanswered

Keir Starmer in the Commons
Keir Starmer said Nigel Farage has shown his party ‘simply do not care’

After announcing his EU trade deal yesterday, Keir Starmer took to the House of Commons to make a statement on the agreement this afternoon. During the speech, our politics team spotted the PM humiliate Nigel Farage by pointing to a major unanswered question – where is the Reform UK leader?

The Prime Minister took aim at the outspoken politician after he savaged the new UK-EU deal yet was not present in the chamber during the PM’s statement on the agreement. Mr Starmer said Mr Farage has shown his party “simply do not care”. He also slammed Tory leader Kemi Badenoch and Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey.

Speaking in the Commons, Conservative leader Ms Badenoch said the deals with the US, India and European Union were “own goals” and said the Government had failed to improve terms agreed by the Tories. Yesterday Mr Farage branded the new EU deal a “betrayal of Brexit”, while Sir Ed a deal with “more ambition” could have been “ten times greater”.

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King Charles to send powerful message to Donald Trump with historic visit to Canada

King Charles and Queen Camilla on a visit to Canada House today
King Charles and Queen Camilla on a visit to Canada House today(Image: Getty Images)

This Wednesday, our royal team revealed that King Charles will “reinforce the power and the strength of the message” to Donald Trump that “Canada is not for sale” when he makes a historic visit to the country next week. Charles will travel to Canada for the first time as monarch when he flies to Ottawa with Queen Camilla on Monday.

Ahead of their visit, the royal couple toured Canada House on Trafalgar Square where they were shown a giant map of the country’s historic sites. Ralph Goodale, the High Commissioner for Canada in the UK, said the visit would be significant in the wake of verbal aggression from the US president that Canada should become the 51st state of America.

Mark Carney, the newly elected prime minister of Canada, told Trump that Canada was not for sale following the US president’s comments. Mr Goodale said: “The prime minister has made it clear that Canada is not for sale not, is not for sale ever, and I think he probably added five ‘nevers’ after that to make the point.”

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Mirror Daily Digest: Our top stories from huge ITV changes to pensioner Tasered

In this Tuesday’s Mirror Daily Digest, we’ve pulled together the biggest stories of the day from sweeping ITV show changes to footage of a pensioner being Tasered and James Argent’s girlfriends injuries being revealed in court documents

ITV will undergo major changes to their Daytime offerings – including Good Morning Britain(Image: RAY BURMISTON)

Welcome to the Mirror’s Daily Digest, where we pull together all the best stories of the day from our News, Showbiz, Sport teams and more. This Wednesday, we’re featuring everything from huge ITV daytime show changes to the horror moment a one-legged pensioner was Tasered by police and the injuries James Argent inflicted on his girlfriend.

This afternoon, our showbiz team broke the shock news that ITV was making mass changes to its daytime TV shows – spelling especially bad news for TV icon Lorraine. Elsewhere, our news team released the shocking footage of a pensioner being Tasered and James Argent’s girlfriend’s injuries were revealed in court documents.

ITV announce MAJOR changes to huge daytime shows and it’s bad news for Lorraine

Lorraine Kelly on her ITV show
ITV daytime will look very different in a few months(Image: ITV )

ITV daytime will look very different in a few months after bosses announced sweeping changes coming to shows including Good Morning Britain. The ITV news and magazine shows usually run from 6am to 1.30pm weekdays and include the breakfast show followed by Lorraine, This Morning and Loose Women.

From January 2026, Good Morning Britain will be extended by 30 minutes to run from 6am to 9.30am daily. While Lorraine Kelly’s show has been cut in half and will now run from 9.30am until 10am. Not only that, but the programme will only air for 30 weeks of the year.

During the weeks Lorraine is not on air, Good Morning Britain will run from 6am to 10am. This Morning will remain in its 10am-12.30pm slot on weekdays throughout the year, while Loose Women will be in the 12.30-1.30pm slot for a seasonal basis of 30 weeks too.

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Read the full story here.

Moment one-legged pensioner, 93, is Tasered by police at care home

Moment one-legged pensioner, 93, brutally Tasered by police after flicking food at care home worker
A 93-year-old disabled man was sprayed in the face with synthetic pepper spray before being shot by a Taser(Image: IOPC)

A court has heard howa disabled 93-year-old was sprayed in the face with synthetic pepper spray, shot with a Taser, and struck with a baton by police officers who responded to an emergency call at his care home.

Donald Burgess, who had one leg and used a wheelchair, was allegedly assaulted by PC Stephen Smith and PC Rachel Comotto at the home in St Leonards-on-Sea, East Sussex, on June 21, 2022. Smith, 51, denies two counts of assault involving Pava spray and a baton, while Comotto denies a single charge of assault by discharging her Taser.

Prosecutors say the officers unleashed “unjustified and unlawful” force within seconds of entering his room, with just one minute and 23 seconds passing from when the cops arrived to the pensioner being tasered, Southwark Crown Court was told on Monday.

Read the full story here.

Horrific injuries James Argent inflicted on girlfriend revealed in court documents

James Argent
James Argent’s girlfriend Nicoline Artursson’s injuries have been revealed(Image: real_arg/Instagram)

James Argent’s girlfriend Nicoline Arturrson was left with horrific injuries following a heated altercation while the couple were holidaying in Spain. The former TOWIE star, 37, received a six-month suspended prison sentence and a two-year restraining order from a Spanish court.

He had pleaded guilty to shoving Artursson. According to eyewitness accounts, the confrontation escalated to the point where Argent was allegedly seen hurling clothing from a balcony and storming out of the property with a bag in hand.

A bystander told the Mirror that they had comforted Artursson, who was visibly shaken. “She was crying a lot,” the source told us. “She looked extremely distressed and nervous.

Read the full story here.

Nigel Farage HUMILIATED by Keir Starmer leaving major question unanswered

Keir Starmer in the Commons
Keir Starmer said Nigel Farage has shown his party ‘simply do not care’

After announcing his EU trade deal yesterday, Keir Starmer took to the House of Commons to make a statement on the agreement this afternoon. During the speech, our politics team spotted the PM humiliate Nigel Farage by pointing to a major unanswered question – where is the Reform UK leader?

The Prime Minister took aim at the outspoken politician after he savaged the new UK-EU deal yet was not present in the chamber during the PM’s statement on the agreement. Mr Starmer said Mr Farage has shown his party “simply do not care”. He also slammed Tory leader Kemi Badenoch and Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey.

Speaking in the Commons, Conservative leader Ms Badenoch said the deals with the US, India and European Union were “own goals” and said the Government had failed to improve terms agreed by the Tories. Yesterday Mr Farage branded the new EU deal a “betrayal of Brexit”, while Sir Ed a deal with “more ambition” could have been “ten times greater”.

Read the full story here.

King Charles to send powerful message to Donald Trump with historic visit to Canada

King Charles and Queen Camilla on a visit to Canada House today
King Charles and Queen Camilla on a visit to Canada House today(Image: Getty Images)

This Wednesday, our royal team revealed that King Charles will “reinforce the power and the strength of the message” to Donald Trump that “Canada is not for sale” when he makes a historic visit to the country next week. Charles will travel to Canada for the first time as monarch when he flies to Ottawa with Queen Camilla on Monday.

Ahead of their visit, the royal couple toured Canada House on Trafalgar Square where they were shown a giant map of the country’s historic sites. Ralph Goodale, the High Commissioner for Canada in the UK, said the visit would be significant in the wake of verbal aggression from the US president that Canada should become the 51st state of America.

Mark Carney, the newly elected prime minister of Canada, told Trump that Canada was not for sale following the US president’s comments. Mr Goodale said: “The prime minister has made it clear that Canada is not for sale not, is not for sale ever, and I think he probably added five ‘nevers’ after that to make the point.”

Read the full story here.

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Starmer: Gaza aid ‘totally inadequate’

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Israeli aid to Gaza was deemed “totally and utterly inadequate,” according to UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Since Monday, only five aid trucks have entered Gaza. If Israel doesn’t stop its offensive in Gaza, the UK, France, and Canada have threatened to take “concrete actions” against it.

Evans beats Harris to move closer to French Open place

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Dan Evans beat fellow Briton Billy Harris in the first round of French Open qualifying to move a step closer to the main draw.

The 34-year-old Evans fought back from 5-2 down in the first set to beat Harris 7-5 6-3 in Paris.

Fran Jones also progressed in the women’s competition, but Heather Watson’s hopes of contesting an 11th French Open are over.

Watson lost 7-6 (7-2) 6-2 to Australian Daria Saville, but Jones will face Japan’s Mai Hontama in the second qualifying round after defeating Croatia’s Lea Boskovic 6-2 6-3.

Jan Choinski exited in the opening round of men’s qualifying, losing 6-4 7-6 (7-5) to Italian Giulio Zeppieri.

Players have to come through three qualifying rounds to reach the main draw.

The French Open – the second Grand Slam of the year – begins on Sunday.

Evans progresses in all-British match-up

Evans, ranked 215th in the world, is targeting a return to the top 100 after slipping down the rankings.

It is less than two years since he reached a career-high of 21 but, now in the twilight of his career, he has predominantly been playing his tennis on the ATP Challenger Tour, which sits below the main tour.

Evans has won just one match in seven main-draw appearances in Paris and the first set against Harris threatened to quickly run away from him.

But, having gone down an early break, Evans held to stay in the match, before turning the set on its head to lead as the unforced errors crept in to Harris’ game.

And it was again Evans who finished the stronger in set two, closing out the match with another double break from 3-3 to complete a straight-set victory.

Watson’s French Open hopes over but Jones wins

Momentum swung back and forth in the opening set between Watson and Saville, with the Briton rallying to a 4-2 lead after initially going a break down, only for Saville to level up.

Watson, ranked four places higher than Saville at 130, battled back from 40-0 down on serve to move within one game from the opening set, but failing to take her first set point proved crucial.

A tie-break was confirmed by another exchange of breaks – but not before Watson initially refused to continue the match after being given a second time violation.

She claimed she had been waiting for a ball to be returned to her, rather than deliberately delaying the point. While the chair umpire disagreed, Saville stepped in and asked the umpire to give Watson her first serve back.

The Australian former world number 20 dominated the tie-break and carried that momentum into the second set, quickly establishing a 3-0 lead.

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Jones, ranked 113th, produced a dominant display to see off Boskovic – losing serve for the first time when serving for the match before recovering to close it out at the second attempt.

The 24-year-old is aiming to qualify for the second overseas slam of her career, having reached the Australian Open main draw in 2021.

At the Strasburg Open, world number 10 Paula Badosa and former Wimbledon champion Elena Rybakina both reached the fourth round.

Spain’s Badosa progressed after opponent Marie Bouzkova retired, while 12th-ranked Kazakh Rybakina defeated Wang Xinyu 6-1 6-3.

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Proceeds Of Crime Amendment Bill Scales Second Reading

The Senate has approved the Proceeds of Crime (Recovery and Management) Bill 2025 for second reading.

The current Proceeds of Crime Act 2022 is amended to improve accountability, transparency, and efficiency in the management of national assets recovered from unlawful activities.

The central agency would be established to take over the management and disposal of recovered assets, a task that currently falls under the purview of 18 government agencies, according to the bill sponsored by Senator Idiat Adebule, representing Lagos West.

Senator Adebule, who was in charge of the debate, claimed that the current arrangement had led to overlaps in responsibilities and inefficiencies, allowing for corruption and mismanagement. The bill attempts to establish an independent body to streamline the process and prevent leakages.

Asset recovery is opaque and unaccountable due to the lack of coordination and standardized procedures among the organizations, according to Adebule.

Also available are Senate Sets Up, 20-Man, and Committee For National Security Summit.

The lawmakers’ initial views on the bill were polarized.

Senator Emmanuel Udende opposed the bill, despite Senator Sani Musa’s partial support for it, calling for stricter oversight and putting a stop to the creation of a new agency.

Udende warned against the proliferation of government bodies by claiming that an data-preserver-spaces=”true”>existingan> organizations like the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) have the authority to manage recovered assets.

Legislators like Senator Isah Jibrin, who argued that “there are leakages by agencies that recover these assets, and we need to block them through an independent agency,” have opposite views.

Man Utd Trio Return To Training Ahead Europa League Final

Manchester United received a fitness boost on the eve of the Europa League final as Joshua Zirkzee, Diogo Dalot, and Leny Yoro all returned to training on Tuesday.

Ruben Amorim’s side are preparing to face Tottenham in an all-English Europa League showpiece in Bilbao on Wednesday.

Zirkzee had been ruled out for the rest of the season after suffering a hamstring injury at Newcastle in April, but the Dutch striker could be available after missing United’s last eight games in all competitions.

Portugal full-back Dalot has been absent for six matches due to a calf problem, while French defender Yoro sat out last Friday’s 1-0 loss at Chelsea with a foot issue.

While that trio were able to train with their team-mates at Carrington on Tuesday, there was still no sign of Dutch centre-back Matthijs de Ligt, who has been sidelined with an undisclosed problem for the last three games.

United face Tottenham at the San Mames stadium, looking to salvage a wretched domestic campaign by winning the first trophy of Amorim’s reign.

Amorim, who replaced the sacked Erik ten Hag in November, has presided over United’s slump to 16th place in the Premier League — just one point above 17th-placed Tottenham.

As well as ending the season with silverware, United would secure a lucrative place in next season’s Champions League if they beat Tottenham.

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Postecoglou Fights To Avoid Sack

Tottenham Hotspur’s Greek-Australian Head Coach Ange Postecoglou reacts on the touchline during the English Premier League football match between Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, on December 22, 2024. (Photo by Glyn KIRK / AFP) &nbsp,

Meanwhile, Ange Postecoglou can end Tottenham’s 17-year trophy drought by winning the Europa League final against Manchester United, but even victory in Bilbao on Wednesday might not be enough to save him from the sack.

Beating United to break the silverware curse and earn a place in next season’s Champions League would be a significant moment in Tottenham’s recent history.

The north London club haven’t won a major trophy since beating Chelsea in the 2008 League Cup final, while their last European silverware came in the 1984 UEFA Cup.

But Postecoglou has presided over such a miserable Premier League campaign that the Tottenham boss heads to the San Mames stadium with his future hanging in the balance regardless of the result.

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy has not been shy when it comes to managerial changes and has already been linked with Brentford’s Thomas Frank, Crystal Palace’s Oliver Glasner and Fulham’s Marco Silva.

As speculation mounts that Postecoglou will be gone after the final, his brash boast in September that he “always win things” in his second season has come to define the campaign.