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England's World Cup match against Mexico draws front-page coverage
British newspapers focus on the logistics of England's last-16 World Cup fixture against Mexico, set for the early hours of Monday. Coverage also includes reports on potential tax changes, an undeclared funding allegation, and spending on the HS2 rail project.
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Several papers highlight the decision to move the kick-off time and the resulting adjustments required by pubs and staff across the country.
The Sun quotes England captain Harry Kane saying he wants fans to enjoy "all nighters" if the team advances to the quarter-finals. The Daily Star reports that the German embassy in the UK has indicated support for England from German fans.
warnings reported The Mail on Sunday says Andy Burnham is considering lowering the threshold for a mansion tax to homes valued at £1.5 million, which it states would affect more than 150,000 families.
“The country can't tax our way to prosperity.”
