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Like any other summer. an announcement is expected in the next hour, amid speculation that malta and the balearic islands could be moved, onto the green list. the phone operator, ee, is to charge british customers for using their mobiles in eu countries, despite saying it had no plans to do so after brexit. tv adverts for unhealthy food are to be banned before 9pm, in a bid to curb childhood obesity. "i want my life back," britney spears tells a us court, as she battles to gain control of her financial affairs from her father. sport now, and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here...

Good afternoon — plenty of football news to come. but first, silverstone have confirmed that there will be a capacity crowd for the british grand prix next month. it's been included in the government's event research programme. that means 140,000 spectators will be at the circuit for the race on the 18th ofjuly — it will be the biggest crowd at a uk event since the start of the pandemic. silverstone said it would work closely with public health experts on the "specific conditions of entry". a huge relief, i'm absolutely delighted of course that there are fans up and down the land who will ...

But as a player mayjust want to get through to the next round. you are talking about the potential for the opponent in the semifinals, it is just about getting through to the quarterfinals. it doesn't matter what it looks like, bordering 1—0 win at 90 minutes, that will do, thank you very much. away from the euros, silverstone have confirmed that there will be a full house of fans for the british grand prix next month. it's been included in the government's event research programme. that means 140,000 spectators will be at the circuit for the race on the 18th ofjuly — it will be the bigges...

Over the past year, the traditional sounds of the festival summer – the drone of guitar feedback, the smack of drumstick on snare – have been silenced by the pandemic. On Friday, they’ll finally be blowing the dust off the amps at Donington Park, where 10,000 people will be rocking and camping at the Download pilot – an event the industry hopes will herald the return of live music. Yet even once Boris Johnson decides to take the final step to...

Crowds watching the Kings of Leon in London's Hyde Park, 2017 Credit: Redferns Britain’s cautious attempts to open up the live music industry are about to be shown up by our cousins across the Atlantic. New York mayor Bill de Blasio is planning a vast 60,000-capacity open air concert on Central Park’s Great Lawn, with a tentative date of Saturday August 21. It will, according to The New York Times, be a “grand symbol of New York’s revitalisation after a brutal pandemic year”. De Blasio has asked Clive Davis, the legendary 89 year-old producer who signed Bruce Springsteen and Whitney...