Prime Minister Keir Starmer says there could be an extra bank holiday if England go further in the World Cup, prompting speculation about additional time off around the team’s matches. Starmer makes the remarks ahead of England’s quarter-final clash against Norway, speaking while attending the NATO conference. The reports focus on the implication that government planning could include a public holiday contingent on England’s performance. The exact date and details of any proposed holiday are not confirmed in the coverage. Sources agree that Starmer’s comments are framed as a “hint” rather than a formal announcement, and that the timing of the statement is linked to the upcoming quarter-final. Overall, the reporting reflects uncertainty over whether any extra bank holiday would be approved, but indicates that the Prime Minister has raised the possibility in connection with England’s World Cup progression.