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How to watch Hungary vs Switzerland live stream: Euro 2024 online

Hungary take on Switzerland in their Euro 2024 opening game, here's how to watch Hungary vs Switzerland live streams for free online from anywhere.

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How to watch Spain vs Croatia live stream: Euro 2024 online, team news

Spain take on Croatia in a crucial Group B clash at Euro 2024, here's how to watch Spain vs Croatia live streams for free online from anywhere.

TechRadar

Taylor Swift may have captured the charts, but Charli XCX captured the zeitgeist

The Eras superstar released six last-minute new variants of her new album to pip Charli XCX to the No 1 album and break her own record, but there is only one winner when it comes to making pop fun

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“I’m not sure how that applies to what we do, but he’s a great guitar player!” Chris Shiflett channels Eruption – minus the two-hand tapping – on a Gibson Les Paul during Eddie Van Halen-honoring solo

Shiflett seized the opportunity to emulate one of his biggest heroes with a flashy intro lick-fest as Foo Fighters kicked off their UK tour

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UK election manifestos: views of those in education, health and social care

From Labour’s free school breakfast clubs to the Lib Dems’ focus on social care, what do those who work in these areas think of what’s promised?

The Guardian - UK

Barclays will no longer be sponsoring Download, Isle Of Wight or Latitude festivals following artist protests and cancellations

Numerous artists had pulled out of major UK festivals due to their links to Barclays, who have invested in companies supplying weapons and military technology to Israel

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UK voters: share if you are still undecided which party to back in the general election

We’re interested to hear from British voters who are yet to decide how to vote on 4 July, and what is making it difficult for them to make up their minds

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Campaign catchup: Farage crossover, Swinney knee-shower, Curtice rhubarb-grower

In today’s newsletter: What a poll showing Reform UK ahead of the Tories means – and what it doesn’t

The Guardian - UK

Family visa petition against wage threshold increases reaches 100k signatures needed for Parliament debate

A petition against the increase set up on the government website reached 101,321 signatures, despite closing early after the general election was called for July 4

Evening Standard

IKEA solves your charging headaches with its new cheap, colorful USB-C accessories

IKEA has launched a range of new USB-C charging accessories, including a multi-socket extension cable and colorful leads.

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Klipsch and Onkyo's new Flexus soundbars, subwoofer and speakers are available to order now in the UK

The Klipsch Flexus soundbars, speakers and subwoofer are all available to order from Henley Audio now.

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Labour’s enticing plan for a national care service is so vague it looks like a tick box exercise

Social care often seems to be the forgotten sibling of the NHS. The UK clapped for NHS staff during the pandemic, which was truly deserved. But there was no applause for those at the front line of social care, the people providing care to some of the most vulnerable members…

The Conversation

The Lib Dems want to tax the banks more – is this a good idea?

The Liberal Democrats were the first party to unveil their manifesto and the first party to break ranks and declare increases in tax, or sort of. Ed Davey announced that they would reverse tax cuts to banks and introduce a windfall tax on profits. Obviously, the Liberal Democrats can do…

The Conversation

UK election: how the parties differ on their approach to the NHS

In the UK, the NHS is always one of the most discussed issues in an election campaign and rates high in polls of voters’ priorities. Health and the NHS have also dominated the political debate for the last parliament, with the COVID pandemic and subsequent crises in primary care, elective…

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There’s frustratingly little discussion of our music and nighttime industries in this election

So far the UK 2024 elections have been dominated by discussions on migration and fiscal responsibility. As a result, the space dedicated to arts, culture and music has felt relatively minuscule.

The National (Scotland)

Anas Sarwar walks back Labour pledge to devolve control of levelling up funds

A LABOUR-RUN Westminster government would not give its Scottish counterpart complete control over levelling up funding, Anas Sarwar has said –…

The Guardian - UK

‘Bridgerton universe’ has added £275m to UK economy, says Netflix

Producer Shonda Rhimes opens London Stock Exchange as second part of show’s season three launches

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Switzerland Hosts Peace Summit On Ukraine Crisis

Switzerland hosts peace summit on Ukraine conflict without Russia, focusing on de-escalation and international support.

The Guardian - UK

Barclays suspends sponsorship of Download, Latitude and Isle of Wight festivals

Move follows protests from bands and fans over the bank providing financial services to defence companies supplying Israel

Bike Perfect

Bespoken Word – Everybody loves a rebel alliance, but is UK mountain biking playing into the Empire’s hands again?

Guy Kesteven asks if the launch of the UK MTB Trail Alliance is another ‘People’s Front of Judea” Monty Python moment for mountain bike advocacy or something more genuine and significant?

France 24

AI and democracy: So far, so harmless?

In the UK's general election, Steve is running to be MP for Brighton. In Wyoming in the United States, Vic is running to be mayor. Both of them are not in fact human, but created by artificial intelligence. On this week's Tech 24, we interview AI Steve to find out…

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“We got James Hetfield and we tied him up tight!” Why UK punks Chumbawamba once released a bizarre, violent lounge-pop diss-track against Metallica’s beloved frontman

When Tubthumping punks Chumbawamba took exception to Hetfield’s comments on Guantanamo Bay, they responded with the most chilled-out takedown ever

The Guardian - UK

Supermarket sandwich suppliers issue recall amid UK E coli outbreak

Exclusive: Greencore recalls items sold via Asda, Sainsbury’s, Morrisons and others, as does separate firm that supplies Tesco

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