- England's World Cup last-16 clash against Mexico is confirmed for 1am BST on Monday, following a FIFA U-turn on earlier weather concerns.
- Pubs across England and Wales have been granted special permission to extend their opening hours until 5am for the fixture, a decision supported by Sir Keir Starmer.
- Schools nationwide are also allowing pupils to start late on Monday so they can watch the game.
- Police leaders and emergency services have criticised the late announcement, expressing concerns about increased demand on resources, potential for violent incidents, and alcohol-related pressures on NHS services.
- Major pub chains, including Greene King and Marston's, are participating, with hundreds of establishments planning to stay open late, despite some pubs facing logistical challenges due to the last-minute changes.
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