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ITALIAN officials plan to introduce checkpoints on roads from neighbouring countries and boost security at airports with direct links to the UK in a bid to catch crafty England fans sneaking in. Last night the prefect of Rome, Matteo Piantedosi, was holding talks with the regional committee for public order and security, and senior police chiefs were also brought in to discuss security for Saturday’s game.   Follow ALL of the  latest news and updates from Euro 2020  with our live blog AFP Italian officials have boosted security at airports to catch crafty England fans sneaking in to watch their match against Ukraine[/caption] Italy is among the countries hardest hit by the Covid pandemic , and officials are desperate to take all measures necessary to make sure there is not another devastating wave. Andrea Costa, undersecretary for the Italian Ministry of Health, told The Sun: “The rules are clear and concise — English fans will not be able to travel to Italy. “Th

BRANDON LEWIS left EU diplomats revelling with glee at the weekend after he said a tweet he sent about the Northern Ireland Protocol "has not aged well". Read the full Article EU revel with glee as they LAUGH at Brexit frictions sparked by Brussels bureaucracy Who will be Next to leave the EU? Check out who is leading in our exclusive poll Poll

THIS meant more. England beating Germany 2-0 on Tuesday evening has unleashed a feeling of collective euphoria. Follow ALL of the latest news and updates from Euro 2020 with our live blog NB PRESS LTD Street parties break out in Leeds as England celebrate their win against Germany[/caption] Getty Raheem Sterling of England poses for a photo with his child[/caption] This cocktail we drink to the dregs is made up of joy, relief, pride, disbelief and a few emotions that we are struggling to name. And of course, it is to do with that glorious football — 55 years of hurt and all that — but it also has to do with pain, trauma and frustrations that have nothing to do with football. We needed this moment! A moment of national unity, a shared sense of pride, achievement and — say it — ecstasy. We craved it, yearned for it and we deserved it. We have earned it. We needed it as the nation that invented the beautiful game and has underperformed on the football

RISHI Sunak has unveiled his new top dog Nova. The eight week old fox red Labrador posed for The Sun on the Chancellor’s lap in his 11 Downing Street study yesterday. Chancellor Rishi Sunak poses with his new dog Nova Alamy Boris Johnson and wife Carrie rescued lively Jack Russell Dilyn in 2019[/caption] After meeting neighbour Boris Johnson’s rescue pooch Dilyn, Mr Sunak’s young daughters had been pestering him for months to get their own. A No11 source said: “Rishi was fighting it but finally gave in, and the whole building is cooing over him.” Pals say the tiny pooch has a taste for roast chicken and napping in the Chancellor’s famous red Budget box . Splash The PM goes for a jog with his pooch Dilyn[/caption] AFP Carrie cosies up for a cuddle with sweet Jack Russell Dilyn[/caption] PA:Press Association Gladstone the Treasury moggy – named after former Prime Minister and Chancellor William Ewart Gladstone[/caption]

THE UK has secured a new post-Brexit agreement with Singapore in a deal hailed by Rishi Sunak as a "landmark step" for global Britain. Read the full Article UK agrees new post-Brexit deal with Singapore – Sunak hails ‘landmark step’ Who will be Next to leave the EU? Check out who is leading in our exclusive poll Poll

RESIDENTS in Batley and Spen delivered a damning verdict for the upcoming by-election this week with many voicing their anger at Labour pointing out regional issues have not been resolved by the… Read the full Article 'Time for change!' Labour on alert as locals in Brexit-backing Batley and Spen rage Who will be Next to leave the EU? Check out who is leading in our exclusive poll Poll

DAVID Beckham and son Romeo were all smiles as England beat German 2-0 in yesterday’s Euro 2020 clash. But eagle-eyed fans enjoyed a royal treat as Prince William and Kate Middleton photobombed the Beckhams’ Wembley snap. Follow ALL of the latest news and updates from Euro 2020 with our live blog instagram Romeo and David Beckham were photobombed by Kate Middleton and Prince William at[/caption] Prince George smiled and clapped as England beat Germany at yesterday’s match Becks , 46, and 18-year-old Romeo joined Ed Sheeran, Ellie Goulding and David Seaman in a star-studded Royal Box to cheer on Gareth Southgate’s men. The jubilant ex-England captain and his son posed for a picture after goals from Raheem Sterling and Harry Kane sent England into Saturday’s quarter-finals. William, 39, Kate, 39, and f ootball-mad Prince George were pictured in the stands roaring on the Three Lions to victory. And the Cambridges accidentally barged in on the Beckhams’

People smugglers trying to sneak migrants into the UK have started using boats as big as 36 feet long to pack in more people. The huge dinghies were sighted in… Read the full Article People smugglers using 36 feet long dinghies to cross run suspected illegal immigrants across the English Channel from UNN

BRITAIN and the EU tonight sealed a last gasp sausage peace treaty and headed off the threat of a trade war. Brexit minister Lord Frost and Brussels chief Maros Sefcovic announced the three-month ceasefire with less than nine hours to spare. Follow our UK politics live blog for the very latest news and updates… PA Brexit minister Lord Frost hailed the deal to avert an EU banger ban[/caption] But in a sign the row still isn’t over the pair immediately disagreed on what the extra time will be used for. The deal puts off threats of an EU embargo from tomorrow on shipments of sausages and burgers between GB and NI. It extends a grace period exempting Belfast from euro red tape banning imports of chilled meats until September 30. No 10 said the extension will give both sides time to come up with a long-term fix to keep bangers flowing . But the EU insisted it should be used by NI supermarkets to switch away from suppliers based in GB. Hailing the deal Lo

Britain and Brussels have agreed to a truce to avoid a 'sausage war' over exports of chilled meats to Northern Ireland - but it is only temporary. * Read the full story in the Mail Online... Who will be Next to leave the EU? Check out who is leading in our exclusive poll Poll

BRITS want their food wrapped up in eco-friendly compostable packing – rather than plastic which is hurting the planet. Fresh polling reveals eight in ten people support a plastic packaging tax, which is due to come in next year, but they don’t want it to penalise greener options. Alamy Brits will support a plastic packaging tax but think there should be an exemption for compostable materials[/caption] Anything less than 30 per cent recycled content is expected to be whacked with the higher taxes in an attempt to clean up the planet. Ireland, Italy and Japan all have exemptions for compostable packaging which breaks down in the ground, and campaigners want Britain to follow suit and deliver a “double win for the environment”. Daphna Nissenbaum, CEO and co-founder of TIPA Packaging, which commissioned the poll, said last night: “Compostable packaging offers a sustainable solution to things like food contact plastic films, which for many reasons cannot be recycle