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  1. Aerial shot of HMP Lowdham Grange in Nottinghamshire

  3. Lincoln Central Station a two-storey of light stone with pitched roofs, chimneys and gothic tower. In the foreground is a statue of Victorian mathematician George Boole, depicting Boole lecturing two children

  4. A woman with light hair in a white jacket.

  5. Photo of Tyler Fairman, holding a drink

  6. You're the scout! Which World Cup players do you want at your club?

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    We're now into the knockout rounds of the biggest World Cup ever and we want to know who has grabbed your attention so far - especially with the summer transfer window a couple of weeks into being officially open.

    Which player has raised your eyebrows? Who has exceeded your expectations? Has there been a player you had no knowledge of consistently impress you?

    Ultimately, who would you realistically like to see lining up for your team in the Premier League next season?

    This is your opportunity to show off your talent-spotting skills - the floor (pitch) is yours...

    Tell us the players you want, with your reasoning, here

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    Enjoy the World Cup across BBC Sport

    A BBC graphic showing a phone with live activities open on screenBBC Sport

    From live TV coverage to highlights, analysis and reaction, our dedicated team will ensure you don't miss a kick of the biggest World Cup yet.

    And there's more - the BBC has launched live match updates so you can see the score directly on your lock screen through the full 90 minutes and beyond.

    This means you can keep track of every game wherever you are - whether you're on the move, at work, or away from a TV. With live match updates on your lock screen, the score is always just a glance away.

    This feature will also extend into the 2026-27 Premier League season, so you're never out of the loop.

    A banner reading "World Cup Predictor" with a picture of the predictor

    A new predictor game has been introduced to cover this year's World Cup, allowing users to pick what they think will be the result from every match.

    The game also features streaks, so make sure to check in each day and make your predictions.

    An illustration of BBC Sport's immersive 3D World Cup experience

    Ever wanted to see a World Cup match from every angle? How about a full-pitch tactical view? Or even see the match through the eyes of a player?

    Well, now you can with Fifa World Cup 3D Experience, which is a UK-first that is only available on BBC Sport.

    The interactive game experience gives viewers more choice to explore the match both in real time, highlights and full-match replays.

    Finally, here are some more handy links:

  7. The River Trent viewed from Trent Bridge in Nottingham, with Nottinghamshire County Hall in the background

  9. Raneem Oudeh, in a gold headscarf and green and gold dress, and her mother Khaola Saleem, wearing a black headscarf and a black dress with a white floral pattern.

  10. Kent opener Harry Finch in one-day kit hits a shot against Hampshire

  11. Several East Midlands Ambulance Service ambulances waiting at an accident and emergency department at a hospital in the East Midlands.

  12. A narrow street with bars either side.

  13. A scrap metal yard filled with piles of burnt metal which is surrounded by a large puddle of water. A fire hose can be seen on the right of the image.

  14. Darius Lipsiuc during a training session for Republic of Ireland Under-21s

  15. Two black jackdaw fledglings perched on a stick in a metal cage, one has no feathers on its head or chest and is very small.

  16. 'High chance' Anderson move happens before England's last-32 game - Tuchel

    Sami Mokbel
    Senior football correspondent

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    England head coach Thomas Tuchel has confirmed that midfielder Elliot Anderson is expected to complete his £116million move from Nottingham Forest to Manchester City before England's World Cup last-32 tie on Wednesday.

    The Premier League clubs have agreed a deal for Anderson to move to Etihad Stadium once the 23-year-old completes a medical which will take place out in the United States.

    "I think there is a very high chance that the thing is sorted before the round of 32," said Tuchel.

    "It is very impressive the way he trains and plays and carries himself. He is still young and quite new to our national team and he just plays like he owns the place and is always there."

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  18. Police were called to Carlton Road, near King Edward Park in Sneinton, on Friday

  19. Damaged panels at the Colliers Wood nature reserve miners memorial

  20. The ends of two damaged purple trains which have crashed together.

  21. Andrews and Hawkins families

  22. Joe Weatherley, in action for Hampshire, hitting a shot into the off-side.

  23. A Nottinghamshire Police car with a force logo on the side

  24. 'Hopefully Forest have cards up their sleeve' - fans on replacing Anderson

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    We asked for your views on who Nottingham Forest should bring in to replace the Manchester City-bound Elliot Anderson. The club are currently linked with Tottenham's Lucas Bergvall and Inter Milan's Davide Frattesi.

    Here are some of your comments:

    Andrew: Definitely not Bergvall because he is totally unproven. Let's give James McAtee a chance. The more pressing problem is needing a proven goalscorer.

    Scott: Leave Frattesi well alone. He can't get in the Inter Milan side and isn't that keen on Forest, so that's a red flag for me. Bergvall is probably the more promising one - only 20 and could be nurtured the same as Anderson was.

    Mario: I would buy Anthony Elanga back from Newcastle United. We have enough with Morgan Gibbs-White and Ibrahim Sangare - then hopefully Callum Hudson-Odoi will get some form back and we can work on McAtee?

    Anthony: Losing Anderson was inevitable. The Scotland midfielder Lewis Ferguson looks like a second Anderson to me, and being the same sort of player would slot straight in for a fraction of what Forest will get for Anderson.

    Ken: Should have got the replacement before agreeing to sell. Now, the likes of Spurs and Inter will up their prices for Bergvall and Frattesi by £20m or more. Are they good enough? God knows. We have no recruitment team - they've all gone! Thanks to the owner, chaos rules again. We should be in for the likes of Sandro Tonali and James Garner.

    Mickey: I don't understand the interest in Frattesi. He started three games last season in Serie A. Bergvall has loads of potential and needs to be in the right environment, which Forest could offer him. Hopefully Forest have other cards up their sleeve because Anderson will be very hard to replace.

    David: I don't think we can replace the "Geordie Maradona" genius of Elliot so we should look for a player who accepts the ball from the back and passes it forwards. We will have to rely on Gibbs-White and others for the beautiful touches. I hope McAtee gets a good run and proves we can make progress without Anderson.

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