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‘Staggering hypocrisy!’ Keir Starmer uses taxpayer-funded private jet to watch Lionesses
19:08, Mon, Jul 28, 2025 Updated: 19:11, Mon, Jul 28, 2025 Sir Keir Starmer is under fire after it emerged he used a taxpayer-funded private jet to watch the Lionesses win the Euros tournament. The Prime Minister spent about £75,000 jetting between London ...
Four Lionesses in Euro 2025 team of the tournament
Four England players have been named in the Euro 2025 team of the tournament after their triumph in Switzerland. Goalkeeper Hannah Hampton, right-back Lucy Bronze, forward Chloe Kelly and striker Alessia Russo have all been picked. Hampton played every minute of the Lionesses' six games, making key saves throughout the competition.
How England's Lionesses Won The European Championship Final
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The Royal Family Sends Personal Messages to the Lionesses—Including One From Princess Charlotte
Prince William and Princess Charlotte were in the stands cheering on the Lionesses in Basel, Switzerland in their Euros final against Spain on Sunday. And as soon as they secured a dramatic victory in penalties, the royal family led the way in summing up the nation’s pride.
Lionesses' win 'opens up opportunities'
England retaining their European title at Euro 2025 "opens up opportunities" and "allows us to have a seat at the table and put ourselves on the map", Exeter City Women's manager, Abbie Britton, says. It is the first time an England team has won a major trophy on foreign soil.
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Lionesses celebrations LIVE: England stars arrive at Downing Street to hero's welcome
England will take on Spain in their Euro 2025 showdown on Sunday night after a thrilling run to the final, three years on from the Lionesses securing Euros glory at Wembley
Why the true potential of the Lionesses’ legacy goes further than you think
From participation to attendance to TV numbers, Miguel Delaney explains how a second straight Euros triumph will change football in England and beyond
Lionesses Champions' Celebration
After their nail-biting penalty shoot-out win, England’s European Champions celebrate their victory in front of the fans in the heart of London. After their nail-biting penalty shoot-out win, England’s European Champions celebrate their victory in front of the fans in the heart of London.
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