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The Papers: 'Cruel summer' and 'Football's staying home'

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The Papers: 'Cruel summer' and 'Football's staying home'
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UK newspapers are reporting on a major wildfire in Suffolk and a growing international boycott of the FIFA World Cup by European nations. The football protest is centered on opposition to FIFA's financial plans and leadership under Gianni Infantino.

Image caption, "Cruel summer" is the Metro's top story, splashed underneath a photo showing flames and smoke emanating from rolling hills in Dunwich, Suffolk, where it says "hundreds of people were evacuated after a huge wildfire close to a nuclear power station". The paper compares the blaze to the "size of 247 pitches" writing that much of the UK is sweating through the "4th heatwave so far".

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