Voters in the UK go to the polls on 4 July in the general election.
We headed to a Euros fan zone in Newcastle to see who was planning to vote, and what issues matter the most to them - apart from the football.
Video by Alex Challies & Kristie Kinghorn.
3 days ago
Newcastle upon Tyne
General election 2024
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