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EDITORIAL USE ONLYGeneral view of Carnaby Street in London, where the newly unveiled ‘¡Frida Icónica!’, a public art installation featuring papel picado banners and a large-scale mural inspired by the life and work of Frida Kahlo, has launched in collaboration with Tate Modern ahead of today’s opening of the exhibition ‘Frida: The Making of an Icon’. Picture date: Thursday June 25, 2026. PA Photo.

Carnaby Street unveils ‘¡Frida Icónica!’, a public art installation inspired by the life and work of Frida Kahlo

EMBARGOED TO 0001 THURSDAY JUNE 25 EDITORIAL USE ONLY Laura Cureton and Dan Mukherjee take a break during a Thatchers Cider and OS Maps ‘Pint Sized Walk’ at The Railway Inn in Sandford, Somerset as the brands launch new UK trails linking walking routes with pubs. Issue date: Thursday June 25, 2026. PA Photo.

Pint sized journeys – pubs revealed as secret to the perfect walk, with HALF prepared to walk an extra hour to reach one

B&Q TradePoint treated customers to free ice cream as temperatures soared

EDITORIAL USE ONLY Ruth Ewan, artist, (left) and Justine Simons, London's Deputy Mayor for Culture and the Creative Industries, unveil The Dagenham Agates at Dagenham Green, East London. Picture date: Tuesday June 23, 2026. PA Photo. The major new public artwork, commissioned by housing association Peabody and housebuilder The Hill Group, honours the Ford Dagenham sewing machinists whose historic strike action paved the way for the landmark 1970 Equal Pay Act. Created in collaboration with the local community, the installation preserves a vital piece of history at the centre of East London’s newest neighbourhood, built on the site of the former Ford Dagenham car plant.

Striking Sculptures: Justine Simons unveils landmark public artwork honouring the Ford Dagenham women who fought for equal pay

Sir Andy Murray Holds Courtside Masterclass to Tackle Tennis Fans’ Spectating Dilemmas

EDITORIAL USE ONLYPaul Merson and his son Freddie mark Father’s Day by taking part in the Football Arcade game at Immersive Gamebox in London, which is available until 31st August. Picture date: Sunday June 21, 2026. PA Photo.

Paul Merson takes on son Freddie in father’s day football gaming showdown

EDITORIAL USE ONLY Debbie Goolding, National Lottery winner, wearing a bespoke crossed fingers hat to Royal Ascot Ladies Day inspired by her win. Picture date: Thursday June 18, 2026. PA Photo. Designed and handcrafted by milliner Barnaby Horn, the headpiece is designed to reflect Debbie’s personal journey of hope, optimism and possibility, which led to her £1 million win.

National Lottery Winner Wears Fingers Crossed Hat to Royal Ascot Ladies Day as a Beacon of Hope

EDITORIAL USE ONLY Performers from the Brixton Chamber Orchestra take part in a flash mob at Popeyes Tottenham Court Road restaurant in London as part of the ‘Turn Up The Volume’ campaign marking the launch of the new Flavours of New Orleans range including the Cajun Crunch Sandwich. Picture date: Wednesday June 17, 2026. PA Photo.

Matchday flash mob brings New Orleans energy to London

Sir Andy Murray surprises fans and tests world-class reflexes in interactive challenge at The Queen’s Club

EDITORIAL USE ONLY Ray Parlour launches The Best Seat in the House with Simply Business at The Bricklayer’s Arms in Putney, a campaign encouraging people to visit their local pubs during this summer of football. Issue date: Tuesday June 16, 2026. PA Photo. Research commissioned by Simply Business reveals that approximately 1.1 million fewer people are expected to visit the pub during the football tournament due to the late kick-off times, with independent venues potentially missing out on an estimated £197m in revenue.

Over 1 million less brits set to watch a football game in the pub this summer with late night kick-offs costing pubs almost £200m

London named world’s most consistently competitive city, but policy barriers threaten its edge

EMBARGOED TO 1000 THURSDAY JUNE 11. EDITORIAL USE ONLY Undated handout photo of Jayda G performing at Boomtown Festival which takes place this year from 12–16 August at the Matterley Bowl, Hampshire, Issue date: Wednesday June 10, 2026. Dr. Martha Newson, Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of Greenwich and leader of the Changing Lives Lab at the University of Oxford, announces The Observatory, a groundbreaking academic research hub launching at Boomtown Festival 2026. The women-led initiative will bring live scientific studies, workshops and public participation to one of the UK's largest festivals, exploring neuroscience, psychology, identity and collective behaviour with up to 77,000 festival-goers. The Observatory will take place at Boomtown Festival.