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Pubs in Leeds, Birmingham, Plymouth, London and Manchester were full despite the 11am kick-off, and the World Cup is expected to net a £185million boost to the economy

Nearly 1,000 firefighters have been drafted in amid fears of further wildfires with a special 'orange warning' in place as temperatures are set to hit 40C over the weekend

The biggest blaze reached the northern part of the Algarve, just 25 miles from the beaches where tens of thousands of Britons are spending their summer breaks in the sun

The ramping up of rhetoric came as terrified Ukrainians fled for safety from Russian bombs and missiles raining down on key sites, including the eastern city of Pokrovsk

The England women's national football team are heading to Australia for the World Cup this week - and there's heaps for fans to explore in the area if they're heading abroad to support

There are just 43,000 koalas left in Australia due to loss of habitat and disease and wildfires, compared to 100 years ago when there was an estimated 10m

People could be seen weeping uncontrollably on the streets of Paris as they woke up to scenes of devastation following another night of violent riots across France

Nahel Merzouk's grandma has said the grieving family 'wants things to calm' and has urged rioters not to 'destroy shops, buses and schools' in her grandson's name

Thousands of mourners gathered to lay Nahel Merzouk, 17, to rest in Nanterre amid rioting across the country

The UK Foreign Office has warned Brits planning to travel to Paris to be aware of the risk of curfews and travel restrictions during the ongoing riots, with police in the French capital threatening to revolt

The Mirror was given an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the England hotel, training base and the World Cup grounds – including the stadium where the final will be played

French president Emmanuel Macron was pictured backstage with his wife Brigitte at an Elton John concert as rioters set fire to schools, town halls and police stations across the city

The riots across Paris were sparked by the fatal police shooting of a 17-year-old boy - identified only as Nahel - with a resident in Nanterre telling the Mirror people are "ready to take the law into their own hands"

Julie Ward's parents were determined to expose the truth of the shocking cover-up. Now their beloved sons Bob and Tim have vowed to continue their parents’ 35 year fight for justice

President Zelensky has insisted that a counter-offensive against Russian forces will happen at some point over the summer despite delays as his office admitted Kyiv doesn't currently have enough weapons

The copy of Havelok the Warrior by Ian Serraillier was taken out in Hastings, East Sussex in 1975 - by now it would have racked up £4,000 in overdue fines

Five years after the First World War ended, in May 1923 the Daily Mirror reported on the inauguration of a memorial in the small village. And 100 years on locals, including kids, paid a fresh tribute

Karen Gardner, 61, was a bag carrier on TV show Star Games in 1977 when vile Harris assaulted her three times in the space of 35 minutes

The West Ham fan hailed a 'hero' for bravely fighting off AZ Alkmaar ultras who attacked the away end following Thursday's Europa Conference League clash has spoken out

Ten cemeteries across the country are part of 'War Graves Week' which starts on Saturday. The project has been organised by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission

The call from Oxfam comes just weeks after the Daily Mirror highlighted the horrific 'forgotten famine' that is ravaging the region

Vladimir Putin’s regime admitted it had to withdraw from key areas around the city in the Donetsk region, in the south east of Ukraine

The Mirror heard a senior police chief tell officers to arrest anyone with a megaphone on Saturday morning, with concerns the UK has lost its right to a peaceful protest

Protesters had gathered on the south side of Trafalgar Square to peacefully protest the King’s procession, booing as his coach rolled past

Protest group Republic has gathered in Trafalgar Square for a Not My King demonstration amid King Charles' Coronation, ramping up as the Gold State Coach made its way to Buckingham Palace