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England v Netherlands: Women’s Euro 2025 – live
Updates from the 5pm BST kick-off in Zurich
Sarina Wiegman has plenty of history with the Dutch national team. Born in the Netherlands herself, she represented the country as a player from 1987 to 2001, earning over 100 caps. She was appointed the assistant coach of the national team in 2014 before eventually getting promoted to head coach two years later. And in 2017, she led Oranje to a European title, winning every match along the way.
England fans, I want to hear from you this evening! Let me know your thoughts on the team selection, who you think will be the biggest threat for England and the Netherlands, as well as any score predictions.
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The Guardian
- Starmer and Macron agree that ‘new deterrent’ needed to stop small boats, No 10 says – UK politics live
Starmer and Macron agree that ‘new deterrent’ needed to stop small boats, No 10 says – UK politics live
Starmer and Macron are due to attend a more formal summit tomorrow
The BMA strike decision must be a tempting topic for Kemi Badenoch at PMQs, which is starting very soon. The Conservatives have repeatedly criticised the government for the way they swiftly settled public sector pay disputes when they took office; they argue that Labour was too generous to the unions, thereby encouraging them to threaten further strikes.
Here is the list of MPs down to ask a question.
Streeting says he is “disappointed” by the proposed strike, and he insists resident doctors have had a relatively good outcome on pay. He says:
I remain disappointed that despite all that we have been able to achieve in this last year, and that the majority of resident doctors in the BMA did not vote to strike, the BMA is continuing to threaten strike action.
I accepted the DDRB’s recommendation for resident doctors, awarding an average pay rise of 5.4%, the highest across the public sector. Accepting this above inflation recommendation, which was significantly higher than affordability, required reprioritisation of NHS budgets. Because of this government’s commitment to recognising the value of the medical workforce, we made back-office efficiency savings to invest in the frontline. That was not inevitable, it was an active political choice this government made. Taken with the previous deal I made with the BMA last year, this means resident doctors will receive an average pay rise of 28.9% over the last 3 years.
He says the NHS is “finally moving in the right direction” and that a strike will “put that recovery at risk”.
He offers to hold meet the BMA to hold talks to avert the strike. He says:
I stand ready to meet with you again at your earliest convenience to resolve this dispute without the need for strike action. I would like to once again extend my offer to meet with your entire committee to discuss this.
As I have stated many times, in private and in public, with you and your predecessors, you will not find another health and social care secretary as sympathetic to resident doctors as me. By choosing to strike instead of working in partnership to improve conditions for your members and the NHS, you are squandering an opportunity.
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New York Post
- Google co-founder Sergey Brin slams ‘transparently antisemitic’ UN for accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza
Google co-founder Sergey Brin slams ‘transparently antisemitic’ UN for accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza
Harvard slapped with subpoenas as Trump admin probes foreign student exchange program
Measles cases in US hit three-decade high, with nearly 1,300 cases reported
Porn star issue warnings over ‘creepy’ new trend exploding across OnlyFans
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New York Post
- Disturbing surveillance footage shows tourist French Alps plane crash that killed three people
Disturbing surveillance footage shows tourist French Alps plane crash that killed three people
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New York Post
- Samsung says new foldable phones with AI ‘ready to become mainstream’ — but price is still high
Samsung says new foldable phones with AI ‘ready to become mainstream’ — but price is still high
Video game actors voting on contract that could end almost 3-year AI battle
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New York Post
- Stream It Or Skip It: ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ Season 17, In Which The Gang Goes To ‘Abbott Elementary’ and Bachelor Mansion
Stream It Or Skip It: ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ Season 17, In Which The Gang Goes To ‘Abbott Elementary’ and Bachelor Mansion
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National Post
- Julia Malott: I am the wrong kind of transwoman for CBC. Travis Dhanraj made me a regular
Julia Malott: I am the wrong kind of transwoman for CBC. Travis Dhanraj made me a regular
Aryna Sabalenka has awkward Wimbledon moment with TV presenter: ‘I didn’t say that’
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New York Post
- Alyssa Farah Griffin Confesses She’s Cried “At Least Half A Dozen Times” For Having “The Only Opinion That’s Different” On ‘The View’
Alyssa Farah Griffin Confesses She’s Cried “At Least Half A Dozen Times” For Having “The Only Opinion That’s Different” On ‘The View’
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New York Post
- Yankee Stadium all-star Lobel’s brings famed steak sandwiches to Midtown for the first time — after 160 years in the butcher biz
Yankee Stadium all-star Lobel’s brings famed steak sandwiches to Midtown for the first time — after 160 years in the butcher biz
Trump announces planned tariffs on six more nations ahead of August 1 deadline
Tour de France 2025: Evenepoel wins time trial as Pogacar powers into yellow
Slovenian opens clear gap to rival Jonas Vingegaard
Evenepoel takes stage win in blistering run around Caen
Tadej Pogacar took the race lead in the Tour de France from Mathieu van der Poel, after finishing second to Remco Evenepoel in the stage five time trial in Caen, and opened clear daylight on his key rival, Jonas Vingegaard.
While Olympic and world time trial champion Evenepoel, riding at an average speed of 54km/h, claimed an expected stage success, Pogacar was the day’s real winner, as Vingegaard’s challenge wilted in the heat of the Calvados afternoon.
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© Photograph: Sarah Meyssonnier/Reuters
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New York Post
- Whoopi Goldberg Scolds Joy Behar For Pulling Out Her Phone On ‘The View’: “Why Is Your Phone Here?!”
Whoopi Goldberg Scolds Joy Behar For Pulling Out Her Phone On ‘The View’: “Why Is Your Phone Here?!”
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New York Post
- Trump admin sues California after civil rights probe faulted state for ‘allowing males in girls’ sports’
Trump admin sues California after civil rights probe faulted state for ‘allowing males in girls’ sports’
Kendrick Lamar & SZA review – a pyrotechnic party of dark and light
Hampden Park, Glasgow
He’s icy, she’s all sunshine – but the rapper and R&B star’s talents prove perfectly complementary in a historic two-hander
He’s icy and controlled, she’s a beam of sunshine. Kendrick Lamar and SZA’s Grand National stadium tour has already broken records as the biggest co-headline tour in history, and they’ve still got five months left on the road. This yin-yang spectacle is a rare chance for fans to see the world’s most influential figures in rap and R&B in one night, and to bask in their chemistry as storied collaborators.
Their sets weave together over three hours, welcoming us first into Lamar’s incisive (and enjoyably irritable) state-of-the-artform address, filmed austerely in black and white, before blossoming into full colour for SZA’s tactile songwriting about exes, bad habits and heart-leaping, interplanetary hope. The contrast is abrupt but high-energy, and when they overlap for duets, everything changes again: Lamar permits himself a broad grin as SZA circles him, looking very much in charge, during the seductive back and forth of Luther.
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© Photograph: Cassidy Meyers
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National Post
- CBC ‘refusing to accept Travis Dhanraj’s resignation’ over ‘abusive work culture,’ lawyer says
CBC ‘refusing to accept Travis Dhanraj’s resignation’ over ‘abusive work culture,’ lawyer says
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The Guardian
- Seeking bulldozer drivers to demolish Gaza: how a genocide is being outsourced | Arwa Mahdawi
Seeking bulldozer drivers to demolish Gaza: how a genocide is being outsourced | Arwa Mahdawi
The systematic destruction of Gaza is hardly a secret. Now, the IDF is posting Facebook ads for bulldozer operators to help demolish the strip
Omer Bartov is an Israeli-American historian and one of the foremost scholars on genocide in the world. He has spent over 25 years teaching a class on the subject. He deals with atrocities for a living, analyzing some of the very worst things that human beings are capable of. And yet even Bartov has said he can’t bear looking at some of the excruciating images coming out of Gaza any more.
What’s happening, Bartov says, is unprecedented in the 21st century. “I don’t know of any comparable situation. Recent estimates show that about 70% of the structures in Gaza are either completely destroyed or severely damaged,” Bartov says. “The argument that the IDF [Israel Defense Forces] is conducting a war in Gaza is simply cynical, there is no war in Gaza. What the IDF is doing in Gaza is demolishing it. Hundreds of buildings are being bulldozed every week. This is not a secret, but mainstream media coverage has been insufficient.”
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© Photograph: David Silverman/Getty Images
‘Ballard’ Episode 1 Recap: “Library of Lost Souls”
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New York Post
- Fanatics Sportsbook promo: New users get $1,000 no sweat first bet for Real Madrid vs. PSG at FIFA Club World Cup semifinals
Fanatics Sportsbook promo: New users get $1,000 no sweat first bet for Real Madrid vs. PSG at FIFA Club World Cup semifinals