Zak Garner-Purkis

‘Dodgy' shops have invaded the capital's prime retail destination in a ‘shining example' of Britain's high street crisis

EXCLUSIVE: The Express went to Oxford Street to find out why so many ‘dodgy' shops have set up in the UK's most famous shopping street.

That got ugly fast

The Norway fans reacted quite strongly to me carried aloft with the World Cup ahead of the crunch match World Cup game.

As soon as those turquoise seats of the Miami Dolphins stadium come into view, all I can think of is Ace Ventura: Pet Detective.

Walk into any pub in Britain, and it's likely you'll find someone upset about the price of a pint.

"Dangerous people from Argentina have just arrived and you need to leave," read the text on the man's phone.

Unlike Diego Maradona, whose notorious 'Hand of God' goal against England in 1986 made him a villain in the eyes of many Englishmen, Lionel Messi does not have the reputation of a hate figure.

Football tribalism is getting so nasty

Pressed into the sodden crowd, I heard a whoosh and a crack. I spun around, fearing the worst; in the US, you can never be too sure whether a loud bang is a backfiring scooter or a gunshot.