England's Lionesses made history by winning back-to-back UEFA Women's Euro titles, defeating Spain in a dramatic penalty shootout. The victory sparked widespread calls from fans and politicians for a special bank holiday to celebrate the achievement. However, Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Downing Street have confirmed there will be no extra day off, despite the team's unprecedented success. The Lionesses will instead be honored with a Downing Street reception and an open-top bus parade in London. The government's decision has led to public debate and disappointment, with many noting the contrast in recognition compared to potential celebrations for the men's team.
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