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Come On England - World Cup Magazine

The definitive guide for the 2010 World Cup

Packed with preview material, tournament facts and the lowdown on our rivals, it is sure to be a 'must-have' for supporters - and includes an exclusive Frank Lampard interview.See inside the magazine

25 years of Eastenders

An Essential Buy for any Fan of Britain's Top Soap

Eastenders is 25 in 2010. From the moment the now familiar theme tune first rang out in the nation's living rooms in 1985, the soap has become a national treasure.
Over the past 25 years Eastenders' enthralling storylines have gripped the nation. See inside the magazine

Sir Bobby Robson

A special tribute publication to Sir Bobby Robson, one of the finest football managers England has produced.

Part of the Mirror Football collection, the life of the true North East legend Bobby Robson is chronicled, with tributes from legendary figures in the game, recollections, archive stories and the very best from the extensive photographic archives of the Daily Mirror.
Bobby Robsons rich life is celebrated, from his early days as a player with England, Fulham and West Bromwich Albion, to his successful and varied managerial career.
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The Ashes Heroes and Villains

Two sports-mad nations. One cricketing rivalry.
England and Australia went head-to-head again for the Ashes last summer.


Featuring rare and iconic images from one of the greatest picture archives in the country, this Mirror collection captures the full glory of the greatest cricketing contest in the world.
This special souvenir is a unique portrait of the ongoing battle between bat and ball in pursuit of the coveted urn. Capturing the epic Tests through the lens and archive match reports, this special souvenir showcases one of world sport's most enduring series.
The classic Ashes collection brings together images to treasure from Bradman and Benaud to Boycott and Botham, Larwood and Laker to Ponting and Pietersen.

Great British Grand Prix Heroes

Great British Grand Prix Heroes
No nation has produced more Formula One world champion drivers than Great Britain.
Up until the end of the 2008 season, nine men had won 13 titles between them over a 50-year period. In this special publication, we celebrate the best of British drivers.

Part of a new Mirror collection, ‘'Great British Grand Prix Heroes' tells the story of 12 magnificent racers. Through a series of stunning, rarely seen images and reproductions of how their achievements were reported in the Daily Mirror, we get a unique portrait of heroes such as Graham Hill, Jim Clark, Jackie Stewart, James Hunt, Nigel Mansell, Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button. The pictures reveal the most captivating moments on the track and in the pits, as well as capturing intimate moments away from the sound of roaring engines. There is a strong focus on the Silverstone racetrack, the scene of the first world championship race in 1950 and the most regular venue for the British Grand Prix.

Celebrating more that 60 years of Silverstone.

Brian Clough, The Real Clough, Special Magazine Out Now

The Real Clough
Rare pictures and words from Brian Clough himself, the former Middlesbrough, Sunderland, and England player and manager of Nottingham Forest and Derby County.