Starmer: Pubs Can Stay Open for England-Mexico Match
Sir Keir Starmer said pubs in England can stay open until 1am for the World Cup quarter-final against Mexico, allowing fans to watch the match without a late-night curfew.
Sir Keir Starmer said pubs in England can stay open until 1am for the World Cup quarter-final against Mexico, allowing fans to watch the match without a late-night curfew.
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