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Let the hangovers begin! Three Lions fans wake up with some VERY sore heads after partying into the night and town centres are strewn with bottles in the aftermath of England's incredible Euros victory England beat Ukraine 4-0 in the Euro 2020 quarter finals to secure a clash against Denmark in the semi-finals The big win in Rome means England will now play the Danes in a semi-final match at Wembley on Wednesday After England's huge win, Three Lions fans partied in city centres, including London, Leeds and Manchester While much of it was peaceful, police moved in on  supporters in Leicester ...

As the match between England and Ukraine kicked off last night, it was clear who the majority of the Fan Zone in Glasgow were supporting – anyone but England. While tickets for the Glasgow Green venue were sold out, the Scottish weather appeared to have dampened people's plans, with many tables empty. Of the few hundred who did go along to watch the game, which England won 4-0, the overwhelming majority were backing Ukraine. Some had their faces painted in Ukraine's colours while others quietly cheered them on. Some also sported Scotland tops. And the common response when asked why they we...

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Brits flood to beaches and parks to soak up 'wall-to-wall sunshine' in 20C heatwave Temperatures could hit 20C over the weekend, and Brits are taking full advantage of the sunny weather to hit the beaches and parks for some fresh air and sunshine The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up today! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in acc...

20 Apr 2021, 12:24Comments (0) Speculation is expected when senior members of an organisation leave and this period with Manchester City Council is no different, writes chief executive Joanne Roney. Covid-19 has had a huge impact on the personal lives of our staff, in the same way as any other organisation, and strategic director of growth and development Louise Wyman’s decision to leave the council is a personal one for which we respect and support her. Arrangements are well underway to fill the role and the director of housing position has been filled in an interim capacity. We will be ab...