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We ve Got No Excuses Not to Win : Declan Rice on England s Shot at Euros Glory
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Wembley will STOP lighting up arch to mark terror attacks and social causes - after FA bosses came under fire for refusing to illuminate stadium in wake of Hamas atrocities against Israel

Now the arch will reportedly only light up in colours directly related to the stadium s use as a sport and music venue.

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Wembley arch will no longer light up to mark atrocities or LGTBQ+ campaigns after

The Wembley Stadium arch will no longer light up in honour of countries who have suffered atrocities or to promote diversity campaigns.

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Wembley arch was lit too often – FA s sensible approach finally gives clarity

When Wembley Stadium’s giant arch was lit in October 2006 for Diwali, the Hindu and Sikh festival of light, no one expected that years later the idea of illuminating it would become so complex and controversial.

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