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England hit by illness scare: Declan Rice isolated from Three Lions team-mates ahead of World Cup quarter-final against Norway - with opponents battling their own sickness bug ⊖⊖
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MIKE KEEGAN: The influential Arsenal midfielder is already suffering with a hamstring and lower back issue, with the problem now exacerbated by sickness.
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The street banned from flying England flags to support Three Lions during the World Cup as Labour council rules they are a 'clear danger' to drivers ○
St George's flags and bunting have been placed across Church Road in Northwich, Cheshire, so residents can show their support for the Three Lions at the tournament in North America.
Stinking streets, missed collections and a maggot 'apocalypse': Chaos of the kerbside food bins rollout 100 days after England's new waste rules began ⊖⊖
Fresh rules for household waste and recycling came into force in England on March 31 but one in four councils were not ready to provide the service with many delaying the rollout.
This is for Lindisfarne! An England World Cup victory over Norway would avenge ancient Viking massacre, Holy Islanders say ⊕
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It's a look Norway's national football team have embraced in full this World Cup: Viking chic. Norwegian striker Erling Haaland has led the way with his long blonde locks in the Viking squad photo.
As England take on Norway, a saga to stir the blood... Has scourge of the Vikings Alfred the Great been found under a car park in Winchester? ○
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England vs Norway, game on... but the first time these two sides met, the omens were dire and the weather was even more scorching than today, writes Christopher Stevens.
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