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Workers at Disneyland Park in Southern California could stage their first strike in 40 years. Disney is accused of "intimidation and surveillance" of members wearing union badges at work, while some workers have resorted to sleeping in their cars over what they say is insufficient pay. https://lnkd.in/em3pnEgW

Housebuilding, workers' rights and renationalising rail: the 40 new laws in the King's Speech King Charles has delivered his first King’s speech under a Labour government at the state opening of parliament. The speech included 40 new bills, as part of Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s plan to “unlock growth and improve living standards for working people". Among the raft of new legislation are plans to start renationalising the railways, reforming planning laws to boost housebuilding, and changing the bus system to give local authorities more power. Read more on the ITV News website: https://lnkd.in/eK_xVH7K

Lamine Yamal's dad predicts 3-0 Spain win over England in Euro final Lamine Yamal's father says his son is not worried about playing against England and predicts Spain will win 3-0 in the Euros final on Sunday. The teenage wonder - who turns 17 on Saturday - broke records when his stunning semi-final strike against France made him the youngest player ever to score at the European Championship. Described as a man of "integrity" and "joy," by his dad, Yamal, is also the youngest player to ever appear at the European Championship and has been instrumental to the team's success. Read more on the ITV News website: https://lnkd.in/eFvcHsPT

England through to Euros final after 2-1 against Netherlands Read more: https://lnkd.in/g_SCMkq6

Starmer praises diversity among new MPs in first speech to Parliament as PM Read more here 👉🏼 https://lnkd.in/eNxkpkch

'You'd be selfish to keep your baby': The women haunted by forced adoptions looking for answers | ITV News Social Affairs Correspondent Sarah Corker writes Read more here 👉🏼 https://lnkd.in/ebnE9kCq

Reeves prepares for resistance as she promises to 'get Britain building' The planning reform the new government is beginning to set out is genuinely radical. If it can deliver not just more new homes but new homes where they are needed. If it can fast-track permission for wind and solar farms, data-centres, roads, railways, tunnels and airport expansions then it will succeed in lifting economic growth. The problem is the government can’t do these things either immediately or without upsetting people, potentially a lot of people. As Rachel Reeves confirmed this morning, the government plans to impose mandatory housing targets on councils; it will end the ban on onshore wind developments and permit building on the green belt. Read more by ITV News Economics and Business Editor Joel Hills: https://lnkd.in/eBc3brHs

The Tories aren't just disagreeing over who their next leader is - but when and how they're elected The few remaining Conservative MPs are arguing about what form a leadership contest should take, never mind who should be leader. Each leadership contender has their own agenda about how long the contest should last, who should vote and in what form the vote should take place. Some want to go long and use October’s party conference as a hustings event for members, with a leader installed by the end of the year. Others want a much shorter contest with a new leader in place by the autumn. Read more on the ITV News website here: https://lnkd.in/ec6sEma7

'I thrive off the pressure': Pickford says he's ready for possible penalties against Netherlands Read more: https://lnkd.in/eYjPqDVK

Biden tells Democrats he refuses to drop out of presidential race Read more: https://lnkd.in/eZcAVSWD