Carmel Crimmins
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Nora says the America First messaging also helps with the White House.
And finally, the teams are being whittled down in the Soccer World Cup, and tonight's Mexico versus England clash is a big one, particularly for England's pubs.
With the match kicking off at 1am UK time, Prime Minister Keir Starmer has given pubs and bars across England and Wales permission to stay open until 5am on Monday morning.
Teriro Maswaka, a bar supervisor at a London pub, says staff are under no illusions about what the night will bring.
Police chiefs, though, are raising concerns, warning the last-minute announcement is stretching their resources and urging fans to drink responsibly.
And for some, the 1am kick-off is simply not practical.
Naomi Pitt, a solicitor and mother of two, says while she understands the excitement, staying up through the night is easier said than done for most families.
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Reuters World News · Hormuz, World Cup joy, Meloni Vs Trump and Chinese foie gras · 20 Jun 2026
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Hi, I'm Carmel Crimmins in Dublin.
It's Saturday, June 20th.
Today, Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz as fighting flares in Lebanon.
The US advances to the knockout stages of the World Cup.
Italy's Prime Minister has sharp words for President Trump.
And France is a new rival for Foie Gras.
This is Reuters World News, bringing you everything you need to know from the frontlines in 10 minutes, seven days a week.
US soccer fans in Seattle celebrate their win over Australia.
An own goal from Australia and an Alex Freeman header giving the co-hosts a comfortable 2-0 victory that means they now advance to the World Cup knockout stage.
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