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After Tuesday’s dramatic night in Moscow, the Three Lions are getting prepared for Saturday’s World Cup quarter-final with Sweden

With the group stage of the World Cup in the books, how much can you remember about the opening round of games?

Read our World Cup blog over the coming weeks. Lane Dias reviews the penultimate last-16 tie

Which one of these five players is England’s greatest left-back of all time?

Read our World Cup blog over the coming weeks. Lane Dias reviews one of the last 16 ties on day 19 of the tournament

Read our World Cup blog over the coming weeks. Lee Power previews the second round of matches

Brazil could have been the next casualty at the World Cup after Germany departed in the group stages of the competition earlier in the day.

Having beaten the World Cup holders Germany in their opening Group F fixture, Mexico were being tipped to go all the way.

Read our World Cup blog over the coming weeks. Lane Dias reviews game one on day 12 of the tournament

Read our World Cup blog over the coming weeks. Lane Dias reviews game three on day 11 of the tournament

Read Layth Yousif’s World Cup blog after England’s stunning, sublime – and quite frankly unbelievable – 6-1 victory over Panama which has got the country dreaming...

Belgium and Tunisia have met on three previous occasions in all competitions, with a win apiece and a draw. The encounters have been tight affairs, with victories decided by one-goal margins, but today’s match didn’t follow the same trend.

Read our World Cup blog which will be featuring over the coming weeks. Lane Dias reviews match one on day five of the tournament.

Read our World Cup blog which will be featuring over the coming weeks. Lee Power reviews the second of three matches on day two of the tournament

Everyone knows what happened in 1966, but how about the 1982 finals in Spain?

We look at the frontrunners for this summer’s tournament

Aaron Ramsey has suggested his future lies at Arsenal after hailing Unai Emery’s arrival as an ‘exciting time’.

Hortensia Celis moved to London from Mexico 30 years ago and has lived in Holloway for 26 years. She’s now decided to turn her passion for food into a business by opening an authentic Mexican store.

From an early dementia service to its “community fridge” tackling food waste, St Luke’s Community Centre does amazing work for its people in the south of Islington.

The National Basketball Association (NBA) has announced the Jr NBA World Championship, a first-of-its kind global youth basketball tournament for teams aged 14 and under from around the world.

The NR F1 Podcast takes to the airwaves to bring you its review of the 2017 Mexico Formula 1 Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton’s drivers’ title win, the latest F1 news and looks ahead to Brazil.

Arsenal’s Ainsley Maitland-Niles helped England’s under-20s etch their names into the history books for all time by winning the World Cup in Korea on Sunday.

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In celebration of National Vegetarian Week, Jenius Social hosts a class in Japanese cuisine

This is definitely not a superhero movie. Nobody wears shiny costumes; the fate of the Earth is not in the balance; there are no great CGI spectacles. It is a sci-fi tinged road movie, gritty and downbeat.

An Archway family is about to reach its £44,000 target to fund the cancer treatment of 17-year-old Sofie Lynott.

Think you’ve had an interesting life? Meet Carlos Lopez-Barillas. He’s an award-winning Guatemalan war photographer, champion skateboarder and water polo player and runs his own newspaper. And comes from a family of political activists.

“You’re going to be ok, it’s like eating peanuts,” my friend coaxed me, as I contemplated spooning the grasshoppers past my lips, which were on top of the guacamole sitting in front of me in Santo Remedio.