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It might not be the so-called “group of death”, but England’s draw for the World Cup is hardly a cheery prospect, writes John Anderson.
Allegations of the hacking of people connected to two former home secretaries and the fourth in line to the throne: our summary of what happened in the past week at the Old Bailey.
Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson sent an email telling his news editor to “do” the phone of Calum Best, son of late George Best, the Old Bailey hears.
I have only had two and a half hours to speed through the 350 pages of Sir Alex Ferguson’s autobiography, but my first impression is that the new Manchester United manager David Moyes needn’t worry.
England’s footballers beat Montenegro 4-1 in their 2014 World Cup qualifier match – helped by their opponent’s own goal. But they need to beat Poland in their next game to be sure of qualification.
“Cautious not cavalier,” Roy Hodgson has every right to be confident ahead of England’s final two World Cup qualifiers, writes football commentator John Anderson.
In part one of our Premier League preview, Malcolm Boughen looks at the clubs likely to be contesting the top four places and assesses how transfer activity could have a bearing on the new campaign.
Last year saw the first baby named Hashtag but Harry and Amelia still came out on top. Channel 4 News looks at why traditional names remain popular.
Despite an 8-0 win against San Marino under their belts, England must not give less than 100 per cent in the next game in their quest to qualify for the 2014 World Cup, reports Jordan Jarrett-Bryan.
England’s 2014 World Cup qualification campaign has been dubbed “the road to Rio”, but the phrase has taken on a new meaning, says writer and commentator John Anderson.
England throw away a 1-0 lead to draw their World Cup qualification match against Poland, in a disappointing display from Roy Hodgson’s side.
With 11 full-size pitches, a full-size indoor pitch, and a training pitch that replicates Wembley, the FA’s new St George’s Park national complex today received the royal seal of approval.
After Britain’s success in the Olympics and Paralympics, normal service begins tonight with an England football match at Wembley.
They may be ranked at 141st in the world, but can Moldova cause Roy Hodgson an upset in Englands opening World Cup qualifier?
Despite England struggling in the European Championships and Team GB’s footballers doing no better at the Olympics, the outlook is good for the Premier League as the new season approaches.