'World cup pubs boost' and 'Kate holds court'
Summary
The UK government has allowed pubs to stay open late for England’s upcoming World Cup soccer game against Mexico. Newspapers also highlight Catherine, Princess of Wales, attending Wimbledon and report on calls for changes in UK law to deport a convicted rapist whose release has caused public concern.Key Facts
- Pubs in England can stay open late for the World Cup game against Mexico, with some allowed until 1:00 AM or even 5:00 AM.
- Prime Minister Keir Starmer said efforts are being made to let football fans enjoy the games without worrying about closing times.
- Catherine, Princess of Wales, visited Wimbledon wearing a blue suit and received media attention.
- Shabir Ahmed, convicted of multiple rapes, was released from prison after 14 years, leading to calls for his deportation.
- The UK government has been urged to change the law to deport released rapists more easily.
- Pakistan has reportedly blocked the deportation of Shabir Ahmed.
- Russian air attacks on Kyiv were reported, with concerns about an armed provocation on Polish soil to test NATO’s response.
- Labour’s likely next leader, Andy Burnham, suggested there may be room for some tax increases in the party’s plans.
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