Daily Mirror - 24.07.2019

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DAVID Beckham’s children seem to emulate

the star’s silky skills as they enjoy a

kickabout on the beach in Miami.

Harper, eight, joined older brothers

Romeo, 18, and Cruz, 14, on the sand

during a family holiday in Florida.

Beckham, 44, has told how his daughter

now enjoys football more than his sons.

“Harper is playing every Sunday and loves

it,” he explained. “The boys don’t play and it’s

heartbreaking. They have a talent, but it’s

down to Harper now. I get very enthusiastic

when watching her.”

She copies dad’s Man United skills

HARPER

Ball control just like Becks

ROMEO

Romeo and Cruz play keep-it-up on sand

ON ME ’EAD, SONS

Squirrel eaters fined

for taunting vegans

VILE PROTEST Lagzdins

TWO anti-vegans who horrified

people at a food market by

eating raw squirrels in a sicken-

ing protest have been fined.

Shocked onlookers, including

children, saw Deonisy Khlebnikov,

22, and Gatis Lagzdins, 29, munch

on the animals – which still had fur.

People around the vegan stall in

Soho, Central London, in March had

begged them to stop but were

snubbed. Both men have now been

found guilty of a public order offence

by City of London magistrates.

The Crown Prosecution Service’s

Natalie Clines said: “[They] claimed

they were against veganism and

were raising awareness about the

dangers of not eating meat.

“But by [doing] this outside a

vegan food stall and continuing with

their disgusting behaviour despite

requests to stop, the prosecution

was able to demonstrate they

planned to cause distress. Their pre-

meditated actions caused signifi-

cant distress to members of the

public, including young children.”

Both men had denied guilt. Khleb-

nikov, of Westminster, was fined

£200 plus costs and a surcharge.

Lagzdins, of Ealing, was fined

£400 plus costs and a surcharge.

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BY HENRY VAUGHAN

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