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Downing Street backed calls for Fifa to investigate the incident, with the prime minister’s official spokesperson saying: “The World Cup might not be ours, but the Falkland Islands definitely are. Our commitment to the Falklands will never waver.”No 10 added that any potential action against Argentina players who unveiled the banner was “a matter for Fifa”, but echoed the view of Business Secretary Peter Kyle that world football’s governing body should investigate.For its part, the government of the Falkland Islands said it was “disappointed but not surprised” about the banner and it hopes Fifa will “sanction all behaviour of this…

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Kim pointed out that patients in other G8 countries routinely receive surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy as standard treatment, along with treatment using the Optune device, which slows the growth of cancer cells.She was able to receive the treatment through her private healthcare but she said this combination was not routinely available in Scotland, leaving many families having to navigate treatment options, clinical trials and additional support on their own.She also said tumour samples in Scotland were not routinely “fresh-frozen” during surgery, which she said meant patients in Scotland became ineligible for clinical trials and emerging genomic treatments that require preserved…

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Asked about how he viewed the last 35 minutes of the game having had time to reflect, Tuchel said he felt “the same way – that we were too passive”.”If you’re asking if I regret my decision, if this is the question, then I don’t regret my decisions,” he added.”I felt that the momentum switches in the match. And I tried to help my team…”I took several decisions, trusting my instinct, my intuition, my experience, trusting my competitiveness, and I took the decision in order to help the team and get the result. We didn’t get the result.”So I take,…

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In the end no one formally challenged Sir Keir for the leadership and, once he had resigned, no one took on Burnham to replace him. In other words, a process that could have been drawn out, wasn’t. So little wonder some in Team Burnham had expected to have quite a bit more time to complete their preparations – hence that feeling of being rushed.In recent days, we are told, what are known as access talks have continued, with Burnham and his team talking to the civil service about their plans for government and the early events they want to hold…

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United States President Donald Trump has joined criticism of England’s tactics in their World Cup semi-final loss to Argentina, by questioning Harry Kane’s second-half “defensive” role.Manager Thomas Tuchel’s second-half substitutions have been criticised by pundits and supporters following the 2-1 defeat, as Argentina scored two late goals to set up Sunday’s final against Spain (20:00 BST).BBC Sport reported on Thursday how a number of key players had been left disappointed at how England were instructed to finish the game having taken the lead through Anthony Gordon.Tuchel reverted to a back five and made a number of defensive-minded substitutions in the…

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The parents of a three-year-old boy who was attacked in a crocodile enclosure say they are “amazed” at the progress he is making and that he is “smiling again”.The boy was visiting Johnsons of Old Hurst near Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, on 18 June when he was attacked by at least one of the animals.In a post on a fundraising page, his parents said: “Four weeks later and the cheeky little boy that we love so much is talking to the nurses, playing using his feet and smiling again.”Police arrested and bailed a 30-year-old man from Norfolk on suspicion of attempted murder…

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De La Fuente, who said teenage winger Lamine Yamal is fit after sitting out training, preferred to talk up Sunday’s final instead of focus on Argentina’s tactics.”On Sunday we will watch a great show, two great national teams, very similar in some aspects in terms of attitudes and talent,” he added.”I think it is going to be an amazing final, each team will try and take the game to their own side. “I believe both Spain and Argentina will have a gameplan where talent and good football will rule over everything else.”The referee will be there to support us and…

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The former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson is to appeal against his sex offence convictions, it has been confirmed.Donaldson is in Maghaberry Prison waiting to be sentenced after he was convicted of 18 counts of sex abuse, including one count of rape, committed against two women when they were children.His legal team lodged the paperwork with the Court of Appeal in Belfast on Friday.The document sets out in detail the grounds on which he will attempt to have all 18 guilty verdicts set aside.The move was announced in a short statement from Donaldson’s solicitor, John McBurney.It stated: “I can confirm having…

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