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"Many Photos" - Man Utd and Liverpool target De Ligt has already ‘agreed’ a deal to leave Ajax this summer

MANCHESTER UNITED and Liverpool have lost the race for Ajax whizkid Matthijs de Ligt’s signature, according to reports.

The Dutchman has reportedly agreed a deal with Barcelona and will follow his team-mate Frenkie de Jong to the Nou Camp this summer.

Ajax prodigy Matthijs de Ligt has reportedly ‘agreed’ a deal with Barcelona

Both Prem sides were facing a fierce competition for De Ligt, 19, who has been one of the most sought-after talents in Europe.

The young centre-back has recently said that he could see himself move to Juventus, although revealed many other clubs have already spoken to his agent Mino Raiola over a potential deal.

But Dutch news outlet De Telegraaf claims De Ligt’s future is now “clear” and he is headed to Barcelona.

Their head of sports Valentijn Driessen said: “It’s clear that De Ligt will leave Ajax for Barca.

“Ajax left it clear to Barcelona that they don’t have to pay extra for Matthijs, unlike for other clubs.”

Ajax left it clear to Barcelona that they don’t have to pay extra for Matthijs, unlike for other clubs.
Valentijn Driessen, De Telegraaf

Barcelona indeed seemed to have an advantage over other European clubs due to their blossoming relationship with Ajax.

The Catalans have already signed midfield maestro Frenkie de Jong, 21, from the Amsterdam outfit in a £65m deal.

De Jong even revealed his new club asked him to make sure Ajax dump Barca’s bitter rivals Real Madrid out of the Champions League last month.

And so they did, stunning the Spanish giants with a 4-1 victory at the Bernabeu.

Also, the La Liga champs have reportedly offered the Dutch side an option to loan a number of their academy talents to sweeten the deal for De Ligt

Juan Miranda, Oriol Busquets, Riqui Puing and Jean Clair Todibo were among the names discussed by the two clubs.

But De Ligt’s potential arrival opens the doors for Barca defender Samuel Umtiti, 25, to leave the club.

United have reportedly been interested in the French centre-back, who could be available for £51.5m.

However, former Red Devils player Mikael Silvestre warned Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, that Umtiti lacks “the X-Factor” to succeed at Old Trafford.

Barcelona have already signed Frenkie De Jong from Ajax as they relationship with the Amsterdam outfit is blossoming

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"Many Photos" - Doctor whose daughter nearly died from an undiagnosed heart defect develops heart scans for babies

A doctor whose newborn daughter nearly died from an undiagnosed heart defect is developing technology which could revolutionise ultrasound scans and help hundreds of babies a year.

Professor Reza Razavi was inspired to lead his research team to produce unprecedented 3D images of unborn babies’ hearts following the birth of his daughter Poppy.

Routine scans had failed to pick up that she had a major defect which meant she had to have a series of life-saving operations and treatments in the first month of her life.

Professor Reza Razavi was inspired to produce unprecedented 3D images of unborn babies' hearts following the birth of his daughter, Poppy, who nearly died from an undiagnosed heart defect

Doctors tested the new scanning method on the unborn Violet-Vienna and found she had a narrowing of the main artery from the heart – the aorta – as well as two holes in the vital organ.

Despite suffering a cardiac arrest and being kept alive by a machine, Poppy, now 14, made a good recovery.

Now, her father, who is a consultant paediatric cardiologist, hopes the 3D model software will allow specialists to diagnose accurately hundreds of babies with congenital heart disease every year during standard pregnancy scans. It will mean doctors can fully prepare for the emergency care the newborns will need and reduce the chance of complications – while the babies are still in the womb.

Expectant mothers undergo a scan at 20 weeks to check the baby is growing properly and to look for any congenital abnormalities. But current ultrasounds only pick up between 20 and 50 per cent of major heart abnormalities that will require surgery after birth.

This is because the size of the foetal heart, quick heartbeat and baby moving make some defects difficult to detect.

Professor Razavi said: ‘My experiences with Poppy strongly motivated me to think “look, we need to take away the postcode lottery that some babies get picked up and some don’t”. It’s nobody’s fault, it’s just hard to do and we have 600,000 babies being scanned every year so the question was: can we develop technology to improve it?’

Violet-Vienna Pettitt's heart defect was discovered by a team from King's College London. They were able to prepare necessary treatment using scans of the foetus while she was in the womb and operate shortly after birth

The professor’s team, from King’s College London and Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital in London, has developed methods that use 2D pictures taken from different angles to build 3D computer models of the heart and blood vessels.

Trials using MRI scans and the sophisticated computer software on 200 pregnant women have been found to be far more effective at showing up abnormalities. Researchers hope this could be used as part of the standard anomaly scan in future. Professor Razavi added: ‘Suddenly we were able to clearly see in each of these patients, what the problem was. This helps the parents because as doctors we were able to explain exactly what was going on – there’s no uncertainty.

‘We can say for sure that they [the babies] were going to have an operation or that it was going to be OK. It also meant that after birth, we were able to plan the treatment straight away without having to do more tests – and basically improve the outcome for patients.

‘This way it ensures the children are in the best possible form for the operation.’

Despite suffering a cardiac arrest and being kept alive by a machine, Poppy, now 14, made a good recovery

The technology, which uses artificial intelligence, is now in use at Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Trust, where specialists can send patients when heart problems have been picked up on ultrasounds.

Kirbi-Lea Pettitt, 30, from Erith, south-east London, was referred there after her 20-week scan suggested her baby could have serious heart defects.

Doctors tested the new scanning method on the unborn Violet-Vienna and found she had a narrowing of the main artery from the heart – the aorta – as well as two holes in the vital organ.

Professor Razavi said her early diagnosis meant she received the best care, adding: ‘We planned ahead and operated on her a few days later.’ Mrs Pettitt said Violet-Vienna, who turns one on April 15, is now thriving thanks to the ‘amazing treatment’. She added: ‘We owe the doctors a lot.’

Researchers expect the scans to be introduced nationally within the next year, potentially helping 750 babies annually.

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"Many Photos" - Today’s free horse racing tips: Chelmsford, Ludlow and Newcastle – Steve Mullen’s betting preview for Monday, April 1

LUDLOW MONDAY

2.15

RAPPER was an impressive winner the last time he tackled this course and distance in January. He can be forgiven a modest effort at Fakenham last time because he never went a yard and something was clearly not right on the day.

Steve Mullen guides you through Monday's racing at Chelmsford, Ludlow and Newcastle — Steve Mullen guides you through Monday’s racing at Chelmsford, Ludlow and Newcastle

He’s had a little break since then and can bounce back here.

Dr Sanderson looks progressive and battled well to win at Ffos Las last time out. He steps up in distance here which should bring improvement.

Smackwater Jack should find this a lot easier than the red-hot novice handicap final at Sandown last time. He is another who won on his last run over course and distance.

2.50

HENLLAN HARRI needed the run at Sandown last time coming back from a long break. His form was rock solid before that with a win on his chasing debut before a good second at Uttoxeter. He is 2lb higher than that and should run well.

This small field may help Marchilac get back to form after two poor runs since coming back from a break. He went well on his last visit here, which should help.

Cresswell Legend makes more appeal than Fox Appeal and his recent breathing operation should help.

3.20

Richard Johnson got a good tune out of SNAPDRAGON FIRE when winning over course and distance last time and they should go well again.

He is on a fair mark stepping back into handicap company and he could have more to offer.

Potters Midnight won well at Lingfield two starts ago and has held her form well, including when a close-up fourth at Fakenham last time. She is handicapped to go close again.

Court Royale wasn’t beaten far at Taunton latest and has gone well here before.

3.55

TIMOTEO has already left his hurdles form behind with two convincing wins as a chaser. He had 13 lengths in hand at Stratford on debut and stepped up on that when scoring at Kempton last time.

This trip is ideal and there should be more to come despite a 10lb rise in the weights.

Valseur Du Granval was beaten less than a length here last time and should hit the frame again although he rarely gets his head in front.

Railroad Junkie needs to bounce back from a poor run at Huntingdon after a couple of good efforts at Taunton.

4.25

SILK RUN continues in good form and was a solid third at Warwick off this mark last time. She had earlier won back-to-back races at Bangor including over a similar distance to this.

Her best form would see her go very close.

Mabela had a bit left in the tank when winning at Huntingdon last time out given she came from a long way off the pace. A 5lb rise gives her a chance of following up.

Midnight Target didn’t fire over fences last time but was earlier a good second in a hurdle here and looks on a fair enough mark.

5.00

DELEGATE can get the better of three rivals in a modest race even for hunter chase level. He was last seen in an Aintree Grade 1 albeit half a furlong behind the others. He won a fair novice chase around Musselburgh before that so has some ability.

Hidden Charmer was second in the pointing field last time and can chase him home.

5.30

DIEU BENISSE is worth another chance despite falling on both his hurdles start so far. She was arguably going better than anything when taking a late tumble here last time and there isn’t a lot to beat here.

Absolute Jaffa improved on her debut effort when less than three lengths off the pace at Market Rasen last time and should take another step forward.

Darling Du Large was collared on the run-in at Newcastle latest and should get home easier on this better ground.

CHELMSFORD

1.30 Fen Breeze

2.00 Klass Action

2.35 Canimar

3.05 Swiss Cross

3.40 Harbour Vision

4.10 I’m Available

4.45 Greyzee

5.15 Don’t Do It

NEWCASTLE

5.45 Lucky Deal

6.15 Coup De Gold

6.45 Kinver Edge

7.15 Blazing Dreams

7.45 Inaam

8.15 Klopp

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"Many Photos" - Is he joking? Tom Watson says a second referendum on Brexit will UNITE the country

Tom Watson yesterday declared that a second referendum was the only way to unite the country.

The deputy leader of Labour said it would be inconceivable to not promise another vote in the next election manifesto.

And he said his party had experienced a boost in the polls thanks to its support for the idea.

'We need to move beyond Brexit but it seems to me the only way we can do that is to have a people's vote,' he told the BBC.

Tom Watson yesterday declared that a second referendum was the only way to unite the country

Asked on the Andrew Marr Show whether he was in favour of a second referendum under all circumstances, he replied: 'That's the only way we can bring the country back together now.'

Mr Watson admitted that he was not responsible for writing Labour's manifesto and was just 'one bloke around a table'.

But he added: 'It seems to me to be inconceivable that if there was a general election tomorrow – and we hope there will be, we have been calling for one for months – that a people's vote won't be in the manifesto.'

Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry yesterday said that 'in her heart' she still wanted to stay in the EU.

She told Sky News: 'We are likely to leave the EU but it is something we need to agree ourselves and I think that there is a strong argument for asking the people to have a final say on this.

'I think that it is quite difficult for us to leave the European Union, most of us campaigned for Remain.

He told Andrew Marr (left) his party had experienced a boost in the polls thanks to its support for the idea of a second poll

'I think in our hearts we want to remain, but the difficulty is that we have to square that with democracy. We are democrats above everything else.'

Miss Thornberry said Theresa May was out of control following the third rejection of her Brexit plan by the Commons.

She added: 'Even with just days to go she is just saying 'It is my deal or no deal'. That is not meaningful, that is not democracy.

'That is Theresa May stamping her feet and saying 'I want this, no one else is allowed to do anything'. No wonder she is in trouble. She is out of control.

'She is not listening to anyone. No one knows what she is going to do next. I think her judgment has been undermined.'

The Labour deputy leader spoke at a rally organised by the pro-European People's Vote campaign in Parliament Square this month

Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry said that 'in her heart' she still wanted to stay in the EU

The comments came as a poll found Labour has taken a five-point lead over the Conservatives.

The Deltapoll survey for the Mail on Sunday forecast that Mr Corbyn would win 307 seats in a general election – 13 short of a working majority – while the Tories would claim 264.

A Labour Party spokesman said: 'We will continue to seek a majority in Parliament for a close economic relationship with the EU to break the deadlock or a public vote to avoid a damaging Tory Brexit or a No Deal outcome.

'Our manifesto will be decided through our party's democratic policy-making processes in the usual way.'

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