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Harry Kane statue unveiled in Chingford homecoming England footballer Harry Kane returned to Chingford for the unveiling of a statue of himself at the Peter May Sports Centre. Kane began playing football there for Ridgeway Rovers aged five. Hammers mourn club legend Bacon Tributes have been paid to former West Ham United club photographer and Newham Recorder staff member Steve Bacon, who has passed away at the age of 72. 'The World Cup and European Championships are farcical' Wanstead Village ward councillor Paul Donovan reveals that he supports footballers going on strike. The FA are at a managerial crossroads - England under-21s boss Ben Futcher weighs in England Under-21s boss Ben Futcher believes that Three Lions boss Lee Carsley had his words taken out of context following defeat to Greece. England U21s all-but secure Euros qualification - Ben Futcher hails spirited comeback England Under-21s completed a remarkable comeback to all-but secure qualification for next summer's Euros, Ben Futcher hails spirited comeback. Spurs’ Archie Gray joins gym that helps cancer patients Spurs midfielderArchie Gray dropped into a gym session for Tottenham Hotspur’s programme helping people with cancer using physical activities. West Ham fans and opposition supporters to hold ticket price protest West Ham United and Ipswich Town fans are joining forces in protest against rising ticket prices and changes to concession season tickets. Young Lions prove England's future is brighter than ever England U21s cruise to victory in Futcher's first home game in charge. Hall could be the answer to Carsley's void at left-back, while Rogers nears call-up Graham Thorpe's death is a stark reminder to take care of our mental health With the recent suicide of Graham Thorpe, Wanstead Village ward councillor Paul Donovan discusses the importance of taking care of our mental health. 'The Olympic games opening ceremony was barely watchable' In this column, teacher Brett Ellis explains why he switched off the opening ceremony for the Paris Olympics. Read more

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