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Fans prepare to descend on Berlin for Euros final
Tens of thousands of England fans are expected to descend on Berlin for Sunday’s Euro final against Spain, while manager Gareth Southgate warned that the team would have to be “tactically perfect” to win.
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England aim for win to avoid Germany in next round of Euros
England are already through to the last 16 at Euro 2024, but a win against Slovenia in their final group match tonight would mean they’d avoid a knockout tie against hosts Germany in the next round.
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Scotland take on Germany in opening Euros match
Scotland’s Tartan Army has descended on Munich – as they take on the hosts Germany in tonight’s Euros opening match.
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Nigel Farage: ‘It’s pretty clear Eurosceptics in Conservative party have failed to get rid of May’
In a a quarter of an hour or so we will know whether Theresa May has survived the vote of confidence among Tory MPs.
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“This vote will make not a blind bit of difference”: Eurosceptic Conservative MP Peter Bone responds to the Government defeat in Brexit vote
The Government has suffered its first defeat over the Brexit bill after MPs backed a rebel Tory amendment calling for a ‘meaningful vote’ on any final deal by a majority of 4 – despite a dramatic last minute concession. Conservative MP Peter Bone responds to the vote.
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Young man finds 100,000 euros in Danube
A young man could be in line for a life-changing small fortune after finding 100,000 euros floating down the River Danube in Austria.
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‘Refugees on train roofs’ causes Eurostar disruption
Refugees climbing on top of trains at Calais on Tuesday night causes major travel disruption, leaving Eurostar passengers stranded.
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EU referendum: Eurosceptics welcome campaign rule changes
Changes to planned rules for campaigning the EU referendum will now prevent ministers using the machinery of government to campaign in the final weeks before the vote
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Eurostar trains cancelled after lorry fire in Channel Tunnel
Trains will resume running through the Channel Tunnel this evening following a lorry fire in one of the tunnels, Eurotunnel said.
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Eurostar delays as passengers are evacuated
Hundreds of passengers experience heavy delays as they are evacuated from a broken down train in the Channel Tunnel.
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Is Nigel Farage damaging the eurosceptic cause?
Harry Cole from the right-wing Guido Fawkes blog says Nigel Farage’s comments on Romanians are “deeply unsavoury” and that there is a feeling the Ukip leader has “gone too far”.
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Major banks fined 1.7bn euros for rate fixing
Eight banks, including RBS, are fined a record 1.7bn euros for colluding to rig interest rates, but Barclays escapes punishment after blowing the whistle on the practice.
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Eurostar stake for sale as part of £20bn privatisation plan
Twenty billion pounds worth of the UK’s assets are to be privatised by 2020, the government announces, starting with the sale of its 40 per cent stake in Eurostar.
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Cyprus: ‘We are the generation of 500 euros’
Just over six months on from the Cyprus bailout, what’s the situation like for people on the ground? Grim, says our newest “Austerity Kid”, 24-year old Maria Christodoulou.
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Vince Cable criticises eurosceptic Conservatives
Vince Cable says his Conservative colleagues are creating “massive uncertainty” over our future in Europe “that the country can do without”.
