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Senior bishop tells churches 'it's fine' to move services so people can watch Women's World Cup final - Vimarsana News

Senior bishop tells churches 'it's fine' to move services so people can watch Women's World Cup final

The Lionesses will face off against the Spanish women’s team in a historic World Cup final this Sunday

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Let pubs serve 11am drinks for World Cup final, No 10 tells councils - Vimarsana News

Let pubs serve 11am drinks for World Cup final, No 10 tells councils

MP says lack of anticipation for the Lionesses’ success ‘unbelievably frustrating’ amid clamour for licensing extensions

Senior Church of England bishop Libby Lane tells churches it's 'fine' to move morning services to watch the Lionesses' first World Cup final - as houses of God prepare 'bacon rolls and fizz' to watch the game - Vimarsana News

Senior Church of England bishop Libby Lane tells churches it's 'fine' to move morning services to watch the Lionesses' first World Cup final - as houses of God prepare 'bacon rolls and fizz' to watch the game

Senior bishop Libby Lane (pictured), the Church of England's lead bishop for sport, said people should choose the service that is 'right for them' in order to watch Sunday's crunch game with Spain.

Church of England 'fine' with morning services accommodating Lionesses - Vimarsana News

Church of England 'fine' with morning services accommodating Lionesses

London Mayor Sadiq Khan said Victoria Park would play host to a free public screening on Sunday.

Man jailed for two years after stealing £55,000 worth of farm equipment - Vimarsana News

Man jailed for two years after stealing £55,000 worth of farm equipment

A man who stole more than £55,000 worth of agricultural equipment from farms across Kent has been jailed for over two years.