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WATCH: Laser pointer incident during England’s match against Denmark prompts UEFA investigation

Laser pointer incident during England's match against Denmark prompts UEFA investigation
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England’s historic semi-final win over Denmark on Wednesday has sent social media users across the globe into a frenzy for all the wrong reasons. While England made history by securing a spot in the Euro 2020 final, it was a green laser pointer in Kasper Schmeichel’s face that is making the headlines, with UEFA launching an investigation on the matter.

Schmeichel had a laser shone on his face the moment Harry Kane stepped up for an extra-time penalty, which Schmeichel saved but Kane managed to secure the goal on the rebound.

The European Football governing body has opening disciplinary proceeding, charging England with the use of the “laser pointer by its supporters”, along with an investigation into the lighting of fireworks by fans during the national anthem.

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Gigi Hadid explains why she doesn’t want daughter’s face in photos

Gigi Hadid explains why she doesn't want daughter's face in photos
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Superstar Model Gigi Hadid has published an open letter explaining the importance of privacy with regards to photos of her 10-month-old daughter with Zayn Malik, of which Hadid and Malik will not be sharing photos.

In Hadid’s open letter, she asked paparazzi, members of the press and fan accounts to keep baby Khai’s face out of photos or at least blur her pictures.

Hadid went on to state that she and Zayn wish to allow Khai to “choose how to share herself with the world when she comes of age, and that she can live as normal of a childhood as possible”, going on to highlight their desire to allow the parents to explore New York City with child as she grows up.

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Malta’s first standing event this summer sold out twice in one day

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After 12 long months without being able to organise standing events, operators around Malta have been striving to create a safe space where attendees can dance stress-free and the Glitch Club Series has returned to make sure of that.

The popular Glitch Festival’s younger sibling was set to host 100 individuals upon presentation of vaccine certificate and ID card, but sold out within minutes, with the second event just a day after selling once more.

Damn we all missed this so much right? The extra Opening night has also sold out in less than 5 minutes. We hate…

Posted by Glitch Club Series on Thursday, 8 July 2021

This phenomenal instance speaks volumes about the island’s club scene’s yearning for a return to what we once familiarised ourselves with as normality and hopefully paves the way for a new, safe clubbing scene.

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“I have no plans to introduce new taxes” – Finance Minister Clyde Caruana

"I have no plans to introduce new taxes" - Finance Minister Clyde Caruana
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Following a parliamentary intervention from the Opposition, Finance Minister Clyde Caruana highlighted the importance of credibility and being transparent, especially in his field.

He went on to state that few Ministries in the past admitted that changes need to take place to move forward, going on to reveal that he does not plan to introduce any new taxes.

The Minister reiterated his belief in transparency and respect as values which allow the government to work side by side with the people. He went on to call for responsibility and respect towards the people who are instilling their trust in the government and after a hard day’s work find time to spend with their families.

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