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Tory Leader Kemi Badenoch was in a jovial mood during the usually combative PMQs by calling for all MPs to unite behind England against Argentina this evening. Badenoch said that while Keir Starmer may be “disappointed that he won’t be emulating his hero Harold Wilson in winning multiple elections … we all hope that he may be about to emulate him in another way, by being the prime minister when England win the World Cup.” England’s only previous success came in 1966. The Tory leader said that was something “every single one of us in this house should get behind,…

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The banner, held up by Lisandro Martinez and Giovani Lo Celso, goes against FIFA’s Stadium Code of Conduct.Published On 15 Jul 202615 Jul 2026Argentina players held up a political banner declaring “Las Malvinas Son Argentinas” (“The Falklands are Argentinian”) after their 2-1 World Cup semifinal victory over England, in apparent contravention of FIFA rules.FIFA’s Stadium Code of Conduct bans “banners, flags, flyers, apparel and other paraphernalia that are of a political, offensive, and/or discriminatory nature” inside stadiums.Recommended Stories list of 4 itemsend of listWorld football’s ruling body did not immediately reply to Al Jazeera’s request for comment on Wednesday.The question…

Before the last-four tie, Argentina manager Lionel Scaloni had said he was “not going to mix” football and politics.”The reality is that this is a football match. I can’t mix things up, especially out of respect for what happened so many years ago,” Scaloni had said.”It was a very sad period in our history, and there isn’t much we can do about it, that’s the reality.”Things are happening elsewhere in the world, and we criticise the existence of war. We certainly remember those people, of course. But it is a football match – we shouldn’t confuse the two.”Argentina vice-president Victoria…

Northumbrian MP Ian Lavery has claimed mocking people with strong regional accents is the last form of acceptable discrimination.The Labour MP for Blyth and Ashington joined fellow MPs railing against those who look down on people because of how they speak, during a debate in Parliament.Jo Platt, the Labour MP for Leigh and Atherton, led the Westminster Hall debate on regional accents and social mobility, explaining the pressure on people to change the way they speak in order to progress in life.The debate came as Andy Burnham, who was born in Merseyside and raised in Culcheth near Warrington, is about…

Iran’s top negotiator, Mohammed Bagher Ghalibaf, has declared that the country’s armed forces have “complete freedom of action” against the “enemy’s aggression”, after a day of attacks by the United States killed seven Iranian troops.The attacks on Wednesday were the latest in days of escalating hostilities between Washington and Tehran that appear to have doomed an interim peace deal they agreed to on June 17.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemsend of listThe US announced several rounds of air strikes on Iran overnight on Tuesday and again on Wednesday, saying its forces hit military targets in Iranian coastal areas near the…

LOS ANGELES — Some of the most powerful Latino politicians in the United States were invited to wear their favorite soccer jerseys. But few chose Argentina’s Abiceleste. Mayor Frank Figueroa of Coachella, California said his feelings toward Argentina as a “Latin American country” (in finger quotes) were so strong, he was willing to back England, the team that knocked out Mexico — where Figueroa traces his heritage — in a contentious quarterfinal match. “Just by looking at their soccer team. For me, it’s like who’s playing on the soccer team compared to all the other Latin American countries who had…

Iran has threatened to block further trading routes in the region, as the US launched a new strikes on military targets.Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said the Strait of Hormuz would remain shut until the US ended its “acts of aggression”. It also threatened to close off other regional oil and gas export channels.It came as the US military’s Central Command (Centcom) said it had struck Iran on Wednesday morning, following another operation overnight. It also said its forces had redirected two vessels attempting to pass its newly-reinstated blockade of Iranian ports.Ongoing US-Iran hostilities have underscored the strategic importance…

Employers will have to publish salary information in job adverts under government plans to rewrite anti-discrimination laws.Details of other job conditions could also have to be disclosed to candidates, under the draft proposals.Ministers argue greater transparency will help people navigate the jobs market and could prevent future pay discrimination claims.However, details of exactly what salary information will have to be shared are yet to be hammered out. Officials plan to consult on whether exact salaries will have to be displayed, or potentially a pay range or “benchmark rate” for open roles.They also plan to ask industry groups whether information beyond…

Andy Burnham’s path to the Labour leadership has been secured, after he won the required support from trade unions linked to the party.A total of 379 of the party’s MPs have nominated the former Greater Manchester mayor, making it mathematically impossible for a rival to run against him.Now eight of the 11 unions affiliated to Labour have said they will nominate him, paving the way for him to be crowned leader without a party vote over the summer.Burnham is set to be unveiled as Sir Keir Starmer’s successor as Labour leader on Friday, before entering Downing Street three days later.…