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UEFA Euro 2024: Is Spain vs Italy on TV? kick-off, team news, predictions & where to watch 19/06/2024 – UEFA European Championship – (Group Stage – Group B) Venue: Arena AufSchalk Two European giants – Spain and Italy – go head-to-head in match day 2. Both Italy and Spain won their opening matches, and tonight’s game could help decide who takes the group’s top spot. Match preview Spain’s Dominant Start to Euro 2024 When Spain coach Luis de la Fuente sent his team out at Berlin’s Olympiastadion for their Euro 2024 opener, he likely didn’t anticipate such a commanding first…

UEFA Euro 2024: Is Denmark vs England on TV? kick-off, team news, predictions & where to watch 20/06/2024 – UEFA European Championship – (Group Stage – Group C) Venue: Frankfurt Arena England began their campaign with a 1-0 win over Serbia, whilst Denmark’s matchday one saw them held to a 1-1 draw. England’s opening performance earned some stick, despite spells of great play, a few issues were glaring. Fans will be expecting an improved England – but all in all Three Lions fans should be feeling positive ahead of tonight’s game. A win for England will be enough to send…

UEFA Euro 2024 fixtures today – 20/06 – Denmark vs England Group C Denmark vs England (17:00, BBC One, BBC Sport) 

UEFA Euro 2024 fixtures today – 20/06 – Kickoff, where to watch on TV and streaming Group B Spain vs Italy (20:00, ITV, ITVX) Group C Slovenia vs Serbia (14:00, ITV, ITVX) Denmark vs England (17:00, BBC One, BBC Sport)

The Independent – Major poll shock: Sunak set to lose seat in Tory bloodbath The Independent says a number of top Tory ministers are set to lose their seats in the upcoming general election as the Conservative’s faltering campaign grinds on, according to a new shock poll. In devastating news for prime minister Rishi Sunak, YouGov’s poll has predicted 14 Tory big beasts are set to lose their seats to Labour, the Liberal Democrats, Reform UK and Plaid Cymru. (Today’s news summary – Paper Talk)

The Guardian – Reeves pledges to close gender pay gap ‘once and for all’ if Labour wins Labour’s Rachel Reeves has told The Guardian that she would end the gender pay gap “once and for all” if the party wins the election. In an interview with the Guardian, the shadow chancellor said she wanted to shatter the “last glass ceiling in politics” and felt a “big responsibility” to use the Treasury to improve the position of women across the UK, including by making sure they were properly rewarded at work. Elsewhere, the front page features an image of Kim and…

Metro – ‘Brave Leah fought to the end’ The Metro reports on Leah Croucher, who a coroner has ruled was sexually assaulted and murdered by Neil Maxwell in February 2019. Ms Croucher’s body was discovered less than half a mile away from her home in October 2022 after she went missing while walking to work in February 2019. Neil Maxwell, who police believe ‘absolutely’ killed the 19-year-old, was convicted of a sex offence in February 2018 and jailed for rape in 2009. He killed himself two months after Leah’s disappearance. (Today’s news summary – Paper Talk)

Daily Express – ‘Just Lock Them Up’ The Daily Express reports on Just Stop Oil’s protest at Stonehenge, with the paper saying “just lock them up”. The paper says their defacement of Stonehenge has “shown how pathetic they truly are”. Nigel Farage, Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer have all blasted Just Stop Oil’s latest stunt, which sparked immediate backlash. Elsewhere, the paper features an image of England footballer Jude Bellingham and asks Jude if he can ‘do it again?’ after he scored in England’s opening match.  (Today’s news summary – Paper Talk)

Daily Mirror – Kane The Danes The Daily Mirror leads on England taking on Denmark in the Three Lions’ second game at Euro 2024. The headline reads “Kane the Danes” in reference to England’s forthcoming match, and features an image of the England captain Harry Kane. The paper says “50,000 fans join Prince William in Germany to roar on Three Lions”. (Today’s news summary – Paper Talk)

The Sun – Summer Solstice Boost: ‘ It’s Coming Stone’ The Sun’s front page reports druid King Arthur Pendragon is using his mystic arts to help England to victory over Denmark on Thursday. His Stonehenge ceremony, set to pounding drums, will summon the spirits of the ancients to fire up Gareth Southgate’s heroes. Elsewhere, the front page seemingly blames Keir Starmer for the 882 migrants that arrived in the UK yesterday, despite Labour not being in power.  (Today’s news summary – Paper Talk)