Gareth Southgate is under pressure to tinker with his England team after an underwhelming opening win against Serbia at Euro 2024. Gareth Southgate has a big decision to make when England face Denmark in their second Euro 2024 match this evening, following an underwhelming opener against Serbia. England are back in action in Frankfurt, knowing another victory would seal progression to the last 16 with one game to spare. They have another chance to excite the nation against Denmark, who drew their opener 1-1 against Slovenia. Express Sport runs through the likely England team, which is expected to feature no changes from the 1-0 triumph over Serbia.

Violates right to equality: it is violative of Article 15 of the Indian constitution as FGM is discriminative towards women and girls. https://www.hindustantimes.com/static/fgm-indias-dark-secret/ E. Weir, "Female genital mutilation," Cmaj, 2000. https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/female-genital-mutilation "5 ways female genital mutilation undermines the health of women and girls." https://www.unfpa.org/news/5-ways-female-genital-mutilation-undermines-health-women-and-girls "Ending female genital mutilation." [11][12] Now, people from these countries, where FGM is banned, may fly to India to practice FGM as India has no law till now. So, India needs to ban FGM to save numerous girls and women from this suffering as well as to give justice to those who are victims of "the painful secret."

Worldline [Euronext: WLN], a global leader in payment services, announces that its UK entity, Worldline IT Services UK Limited has been listed as one of The Times Top 50 Employers for Gender Equality 2024, for its commitment to addressing gender inequalities in the workplace. The Times Top 50 Employers for Gender Equality is the UK’s most highly profiled and well-established list of employers taking action and making gender equality part of their business strategy at all levels. While progress has been made to reduce inequalities in the workplace, gender inequalities are still prevalent in UK workplaces today, especially in times of economic disruption. This is the third year in a row that Worldline UK has achieved this prestigious accolade. Johnny Astbury, CEO of Worldline IT Services UK Limited said: “We’re really humbled to receive a place on The Times Top 50 Employers for Gender Equality for the third year running.

Scotland fans at Euro 2024 have been filmed singing a sickening chant mocking the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Footage of the song was shared on social media on the eve of the Prince of Wales' trip to Germany. Her death prompted an outpouring of grief around the world and there will be shock at the offensive lyrics. It comes as her grandson, Prince William, arrives in Germany to watch England's crunch Group C clash with Denmark tonight (Thursday). Kensington Palace confirmed William's attendance at the match, which could seal England's path into the knockout rounds.

The Times top 50 firms for gender equality 2024 has ranked the firms that this year have shown a high level of commitment when it comes to ensuring gender equality in the workplace. Among firms entering the list were EY and OVO Energy, while Anglian Water and Ofcom were no longer included. Among those dropping out after inclusion last year were Anglian Water, Three UK, Royal Mail, Sage UK and Ofcom. This included unlimited, fully paid compassionate leave as well as unlimited paid leave for any kind of pregnancy-related loss – from miscarriages to unsuccessful IVF attempts. Other benefits included paid leave for “moments that matter”, meaning days off can be taken for life’s important moments, such as a child’s first day of school, getting married, or even taking a week to learn a new life skill; and “recharge” leave – extra paid leave granted after intense periods.

Banking organisation Standard Chartered, energy supplier Ovo and publishing business Hachette UK have been named as some of The Times Top 50 Employers for Gender Equality 2024.Business in the Community has created the list for 14 years as part of its work to highlight employers taking action and making gender equality part of their business strategy. Applicants are assessed on the work they do to remove gender inequalities in the workplace, by introducing flexible working, family-friendly policies, reward, and progression at work. Hachette UK was recognised for its commitment to removing gender inequalities in the workplace, which includes its Gender Balance employee network, flexible options, family-friendly initiatives and inclusive culture. Charlotte Woodworth, gender equality director at Business in the Community, said: “While the employers which made the list are doing great work prioritising gender equality, there is still more work to do. That’s why we will always celebrate our people and will continue to champion gender equality and create a place where people truly belong.”

Manchester City, like many other clubs, have endured a quiet start to the summer transfer window. The City' right-back is often a target for criticism, with footballers increasingly being targeted with online abuse via social media. Speaking ahead of England's second Euro 2024 game against Denmark on Thursday, Walked was asked if he chooses to read such remarks about himself. My mum always tells me if I have a good game so I listen to her and go from that really." Joao Cancelo pickWest Ham United midfielder Tomas Soucek has named City defender Joao Cancelo in his Ultimate XI, based on individuals he has played with and against over the last decade.

Fixtures, results, groups and bracketsEuro 2024 fixtures and results can be found via our Euro 2024 hub. Euro 2024 ticketsFans can apply for tickets for any team via the Uefa Euro 2024 ticket portal. Who are the favourites to win Euro 2024? France: 4/14/1 England: 4/14/1 Germany: 9/29/2 Portugal: 13/213/2 Spain: 8/18/1 Italy: 18/118/1 Netherlands: 18/118/1 Belgium: 28/128/1 Scotland: 450/1Betting on Euro 2024? Take a look at these Euro 2024 free bets and betting offers

Read our privacy policyMiranda Kerr has revealed that her husband Evan Spiegel “avoids screens at all times” despite co-founding and being the CEO of Snapchat. The couple share three children together, with Kerr sharing a fourth with her ex-husband and Lord of the Rings actor Orlando Bloom. But Kerr has revealed that the 34-year-old doesn’t share the same passion for technology in his personal life, in a new interview with The Times. “I’m really committed to always putting my family first and also spending time with my husband is very important,” Kerr told People in November 2022. “And my grandmother taught me that you need to really put your husband first and really prioritise time together because she had four kids, many grandkids.”

Times Radio announces a high-powered line-up for its election night coverage on Thursday 4th July, led by Matt Chorley, kick-starting 100 hours of non-stop live election programming. Joining Matt Chorley are some of the most distinguished voices in politics and journalism:Andrew Neil – Times Radio presenter and renowned broadcasterWilliam Hague – Times columnist, former foreign secretary and leader of the Conservative PartyKate McCann – Times Radio’s political editor. The election coverage will continue on Friday 5th July, with a special edition of Times Radio Breakfast, presented by Aasmah Mir, Stig Abell, Calum Macdonald and Chloe Tilley at Downing Street. Tim Levell, Times Radio’s programme director, said;"This is Times Radio’s first General Election, and we are raising the broadcasting bar with 100 hours of continuous election coverage. In keeping with our reputation for doing things differently, we will combine having the best correspondents around the country, with the best conversation in the studio, and some very special guests to make sure it is election night without the boring bits.”Full schedule and presenters for the 100 hours is as follows:THURSDAY 4TH JULY9.55pm Election live: Matt Chorley with the General Election resultsFRIDAY 5TH JULY6am Election live: Breakfast with Aasmah Mir, Stig Abell, Chloe Tilley and Calum Macdonald10am Election live: Matt Chorley including a live edition of How To Win An Election1pm Election live: Andrew Neil2pm Election live: Ayesha Hazarika and John Pienaar7pm Election live: Ed Vaizey10pm Election live: Henry BonsuSATURDAY 6TH JULY1am Election live: James Hanson6am Election live: Breakfast with Chloe Tilley and Calum Macdonald10am Election live: Hugo Rifkind1pm Election live: Alexis Conran4pm Election live: Ayesha Hazarika7pm Election live: Carole Walker10pm Election live: Darryl MorrisSUNDAY 7TH JULY1am Election live: James Hanson6am Election live: Breakfast with Chloe Tilley and Calum Macdonald10am Election live: Kate McCann and Adam Boulton1pm Election live: Alexis Conran4pm Election live: Ayesha Hazarika7pm Election live: Carole Walker10pm Election live: Darryl MorrisMONDAY 8TH JULY1am Election live: Rosie Wright6am Election live: Breakfast with Aasmah Mir and Stig Abell10am Election live: Matt Chorley1pm Election live: Ed Vaizey2pm Election live: Jane Garvey and Fi Glover4pm Election live: John Pienaar7pm Election live: Kait Borsay10pm Election live: Carole WalkerStay tuned to Times Radio for the most thorough and engaging election coverage.

National law firm TLT has been listed in the prestigious The Times Top 50 Employers for Gender Equality 2024 for the second year in a row following outstanding achievements in addressing gender equality in the workplace. TLT is one of seven law firms included in the list, placing the firm at the helm of gender equality in the UK legal industry. The Times Top 50 Employers for Gender Equality is the UK’s most highly profiled and well-established list of employers taking action and making gender equality part of their business strategy at all levels. Our inclusion in The Times Top 50 Employers for Gender Equality is a huge endorsement of the efforts we are taking to tackle gender inequality, to support our female colleagues and to ensure everyone at the firm is given equal opportunities to succeed. But while the employers who made the list are doing great work prioritising gender equality, there is still more work to do.

THE boss of Wetherspoons has fumed "It's mad" as he sues a pub over a controversial sign. The Bridge Head in Abergele, Denbighshire, has been hit with a legal claim after they added 'Wetherspoons Limited' to their sign. 2 The pub is now at the centre of a row with Wetherspoons Credit: Pen-y-Bont Inn & Free House2 Sir Tim Martin has branded the pub's decision as mad Credit: Pen-y-Bont Inn & Free HouseNow Wetherspoons' boss Sir Tim Martin has branded the pub's decision as "mad." And Sir Tim made reference to the fact that Welsh act Goldie Looking Chain have rapped about the pub. A spokesman for the pub was quoted in March telling North Wales Live: "Wetherspoons Ltd is a legitimate name and an available name.

Willmott Dixon’s ambition to be one of the most diverse and inclusive places to work in the built environment has seen it included in The Times Top 50 Employers for Gender Equality 2024 guide. Top 50 Employers for Gender EqualityThe Times Top 50 Employers for Gender Equality is the UK’s most highly profiled and well-established list of employers taking action and making gender equality part of their business strategy. Business in the Community (BITC) has been running The Times Top 50 for 14 years as part of its Gender Equality work, which focuses on equality for all genders and those who do not identify as a gender. Graham Dundas, chief executive of Willmott Dixon:“We are delighted to be named as one of the UK’s best companies for workplace equality. “But while the employers who made the list are doing great work prioritising gender equality, there is still more work to do.

Republican Governor Jeff Landry signed the law into legislation on Wednesday requiring a poster-sized display of the Ten Commandments in “large, easily readable font” in all public classrooms, from kindergarten to state-funded universities. “If you want to respect the rule of law, you’ve got to start from the original lawgiver, which was Moses” Governor Landry said. Similar bills requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in classrooms have been proposed in other states, including Texas, Oklahoma, and Utah. With threats of legal battles over the constitutionality of such measures, no state besides Louisiana has succeeded in making the bills law. Legal battles over the display of the Ten Commandments in classrooms are not new.

A group of leading tech leaders, including British scientist Stephen Hawking and Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, on Tuesday issued a stern warning against the development of so-called killer robots. “The key question for humanity today is whether to start a global AI (artificial intelligence) arms race or to prevent it from starting,” they wrote. “If any major military power pushes ahead with AI weapon development, a global arms race is virtually inevitable,” the letter continued. “The deployment of such systems is — practically if not legally — feasible within years, not decades,” the letter said. The letter was presented at the opening of the 2015 International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Buenos Aires.