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We’ve compiled the biggest stories of the day in this Wednesday’s Mirror Daily Digest, from the most heartfelt new details about Jay Slater’s tragic passing to Keir Starmer’s PMQ’s winter fuel U-turn and the eagerly awaited Europa League final.

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 the inquest into Jay Slater’s death to everything we know ahead of the Europa League final and Starmer’s huge winter fuel PMQs bombshell.

This morning, Jay Slater’s inquest began to establish the events in the build up to the apprentice bricklayer’s shock death which grabbed headlines across the UK. Elsewhere, manchester-united-fc>Manchester United are set to take on Tottenham Hotspur this evening in an all-English Europa League final and Keir Starmer has made a shock winter fuel payments U-turn.

As she pleads for missing pals to come forward, Jay Slater’s mother bursts into tears.

Jay Slater’s disappearance in Ibiza last summer drew national attention, with many questioning what might have transpired before his tragic death was tragically announced. As our news team live blogged Jay Slater’s death, which was being investigated by the police, his name came back to prominence on Wednesday.

Jay Slater’s mum broke down in tears at the inquest into her son’s death. She told the court: I know you have tried to locate them but how can we ever get any understanding we know he died and he had an accident but from him leaving that holiday resort to going up to there we have read their statements and we want these people to be here sat in front of us, we want to ask them questions”

Jay’s friends Lucy Law and Brad Hargreaves were not able to be tracked down to give evidence. The pair flew to the Spanish island in June last year with Jay, 19, to attend the NRG music festival in Playa de las Americas. Following the event, Jay travelled with two men to the remote Rural de Teno national park area in the early hours of June 17.

Read the entire story here.

Spurs and Man Utd square off in the Europa League final against “Leaked lineups.”

In a hotly awaited all-English Europa League final between Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspurs on Tuesday night, our sports team will be live blogging one of the biggest matches of the season. The two teams are aiming to win silverware in the Europa League while putting their miserable years behind them.

While the final represents a huge chance to lift a trophy, it also offers each a chance to return to the Champions League. Each side have seen their hopes of playing in the competition evaporate due to their league positions amid woeful league form. But both sides can put that right in the Basque country.

Both Ruben Amorim and Ange Postecoglou are each chasing a first trophy in English football. Both spoke in their pre-match press conferences on Tuesday, and while Amorim and the United camp were in relaxed mood, the Spurs boss was anything but – in spiky mood as he hinted at this being his penultimate Spurs match.

Read the entire story here.

Keir Starmer makes a huge winter fuel U-turn when he drops bombshell during PMQs.

During PMQs this Wednesday, our politics team broke the news that Keir Starmer said he wanted more pensioners to get winter fuel payments in a huge U-turn on the controversial cut. The Prime Minister said with the economy showing signs of improvement he wants to ensure “more pensioners are eligible for winter fuel payments”.

The surprise announcement at PMQs – a fortnight after No10 ruled out a change in policy – came amid mounting pressure to roll-back the decision to strip the £300 payment from all but the very poorest pensioners. Labour has argued the unpopular decision – announced just weeks after the party’s election victory last year – was necessary to fix the Tory mess they inherited.

However, Labour MPs have blamed the policy for the party’s disastrous results earlier this month in a crucial by-election defeat and defeat to Reform UK. We all know that the Tories left the economy in utter chaos, Mr. Starmer said during PMQs. We had to make difficult but wise economic decisions to stabilize the economy. It is starting to improve as a result of those choices.

Read the entire story here.

In sweet snaps, Eamonn Holmes, 65, and Katie Holmes, 43, finally declare their engagement to Instagram.

With their hawkish eye on celebs’ Instagrams, our showbiz team spotted GB news presenter Eamonn Holmes and his girlfriend, Katie Alexander, go social media official after months of low-key holidays and date nights. Katie, 43, who is a marriage counsellor, took to her Instagram page to share a reel of her recent day out with the 65-year-old former ITV presenter.

With The Levellers’ song What a Beautiful Day playing over it, Katie, captioned selection of photos: “Lovely weather…. Lovely company,” along with the sun emoji. In one photo, Katie rested her chin on Eamonn’s shoulders as they posed for the camera. Both rocked sunglasses as they soaked up the sunshine.

Another showed the blonde beauty rocking a polka dot dress as she posed in the sunshine with her pooch, Dottie, and Eamonn, who was in a wheelchair. The new snaps came not long after it was claimed their relationship could already be in trouble.

Read the entire story here.

In the midst of heavy rain, the Met Office issues a tornado and funnel cloud warning for the UK.

As southern England is stricken by heavy rain following the driest spring in decades, Brits are being warned to prepare for a tornado that may strike some areas of the nation today.

Met Office meteorologist Alex Burkill said it was “not out of the question that we could see a funnel cloud, maybe even a brief tornado across parts of the South East” of England on Wednesday. Southern areas are also facing thunder, lightning, and hail.

Burkill added that the weather “separated somewhat from the north-south throughout today.” While the North has enjoyed some pleasant, sunny weather, the South has experienced rain, he said, “and there will be more showery bursts coming as we go through the remainder of today.”

Read the entire story here.

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The four men accused of robbing American superstar Kim Kardashian of about $10 million worth of jewelry at a Paris hotel were ordered on Wednesday by the prosecution to offer them 10-year prison sentences.

The reality TV star’s sentencing demands were made during the trial’s final days, when she told a packed court last week that she feared the masked men who held her at gunpoint on October 3, 2016, would kill her.

Despite the “trauma,” where most of the suspects are now in their 60s and 70s and are now known as “Grandpa robbers” in French media, she also offered her forgiveness.

The four men accused of committing the robbery are facing sentencing nine men and one woman, with the prosecution seeking the most severe 10-year prison sentences.

On Wednesday, prosecutor Anne-Dominique Merville told the court that she “knows, just like you do, that eight of the ten accused reaffirm their innocence.”

She continued, “It is my steadfast conviction that they are all guilty.”

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Kardashian was tied up, taped, and threatened with a gun by the attackers.

They robbed of items that, notably, were never recovered, including a diamond ring that rapper Kanye West gave to Kardashian in her early marriage, and that were only estimated to be $3 million ($3.9 million).

They were wearing gloves and were holding her while wearing gloves. They don’t care about Kim Kardashian or the receptionist, Merville claimed.

She made an appeal to the panel of judges and jurors, who will decide the verdict on Friday and remember that the defendants are accused of being involved in a violent crime.

She said that “thieves” were recruited in this “meticulously prepared” robbery because they “came for the ring, they got it, and they knew what they were doing exactly.

“Give him compensation for his crimes”

Aomar Ait Khedache, the alleged mastermind of the robbery, should be given a 10-year prison sentence, according to the prosecutor.

He denies being the robbery’s ringleader, but he has acknowledged tieding up Kardashian.

According to the prosecutor, Khedache, 69, “gave orders,” recruited others, and traveled to Belgium to sell the jewelry.

Khedache, who admitted to being one of the men who went to Kardashian’s bedroom, was accused by the prosecution of “minimising the violence.”

She acknowledged that he must “pay for his crimes,” but that there is no chance of him reoffending.

Didier Dubreucq, 69, who was also in the hotel room, according to the prosecution, is still unharmed. Merville demanded a similar sentence.

Yunice Abbas, 71, who wrote a book about the robbery, acknowledged that she and two accomplices were riding bicycles to “keep watch” at the scene of the robbery.

The prosecutor asked for a 10-year sentence, citing for him as well, that “the truth has many facets.”

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Marc-Alexandre Boyer, the only youngster at the time, was the fourth suspected team member of the night, and she also demanded 10 years, citing his denials, criminal history, and “risk of reoffending.”

Gary Madar, the chauffeur’s brother of Kardashian, and Florus Heroui, both of whom the prosecution claims obtained and shared information about his schedule in Paris, are serving seven-year sentences.

Harminy, Khedache’s son, is accused of driving the robbery’s evening and is serving eight years in prison.

The prosecution claims that Cathy Glotin, the only woman on trial, was in charge of setting up the meetings between her partner Khedache and the accomplices, and that she deserves six years.

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Regardless of the court’s decision, the accused are above all attempting to avoid being put in jail again regardless of whether they are currently detained.

Some of the accused could have faced up to 30 years in prison as a result of the armed robbery and sequestration charges, but it appears the prosecution took their ages and medical conditions into the sentencing demands into account.

Abbas has Parkinson’s disease, which he underwent while undergoing heart surgery while awaiting trial.