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🍓 The 139th Wimbledon Championships are underway, with the All England Club in Wimbledon hosting 128 singles players and 64 doubles teams in each draw, the tournament set to conclude on Sunday 12th July.
🍓 Alongside the tennis, fans will once again be tucking into the famous strawberries and cream, with the fresh strawberries supplied by Hugh Lowe Farms, who have served Wimbledon for more than 25 years, drizzled with thick cream.
🍓 More than 190,000 pots of the indulgent dessert are expected to be sold during the 14-day Championships, racking up around £540,000 in sales.
🍓 A portion had been held at £2.50 for around a decade before rising to £2.70 in 2025 and now £2.85 this year. That’s a 14% rise over the last ten years, in contrast to the average UK house price, which has climbed 35% over the same period.

England's World Cup journey continues as the Three Lions begin the knockout stage against DR Congo in the Round of 32.
After a strong group-stage campaign, the tournament enters its most decisive phase. Every match now matters, with England aiming to take another step towards World Cup success. 🏴⚽

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⚽ The World Cup officially kicked off last week – and this year it’s the biggest tournament in history, with 48 countries heading to the US to take a shot at glory.
⚽ The last time a home nation lifted the trophy was 30th July 1966, when the average UK house price was just £3,558.
⚽ Since then, property prices have never stopped scoring. Rising around 77x, the average UK home now costs £274,930.
⚽ The 2026 prize pot is a record-breaking $727 million (£541m) – enough to buy 1,968 average-priced UK homes. Now that’s a result! Could this be the summer it finally comes home?