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James Brownsell

Al Jazeera English

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Past articles by James:

Why do we even have a third-place playoff at the World Cup?

Teams are heartbroken, fans are beyond caring – and it doesn’t even make anyone that much money. → Read More

Croatia vs Morocco playoff preview: World Cup 2022

Neither team wanted to play this match but now that they are here, they have nothing to lose. → Read More

The five most (in)famous World Cup penalty shootouts

Of the 30 penalty shootouts in a World Cup, only twice has the World Cup final itself come down to it (1994 and 2006). → Read More

World Cup 2022: Cameroon vs Serbia match preview

Cameroon will need patience to pick holes in Serbia’s structure and strategy. → Read More

Netherlands vs Ecuador 1-1: World Cup 2022 – as it happened

All the updates from the FIFA World Cup 2022 match between Netherlands and Ecuador at Khalifa International Stadium. → Read More

Beer, sport, men: Inside the ‘Holy Trinity’ of alcohol marketing

Men have traditionally been the common link between sport and booze, but times are changing. → Read More

Shamima Begum must face justice in the UK

Even before the latest reports of her trafficking, it was the UK government which bore responsibility for Shamima Begum, the child and the woman she would become → Read More

Brexit or pandemic? What’s behind the UK petrol crunch

Queues at petrol pumps remain widespread in the United Kingdom on Wednesday. → Read More

'Nothing but soundbites': UK PM Boris Johnson left isolated

There is an urgent need to rebuild trust in leadership, say experts, after multiple failures in UK government strategy. → Read More

Populist paradox: Brexit 'led to better perception of immigrants'

A new study reports anti-immigrant sentiment softened among both Leave and Remain camps after the 2016 referendum. → Read More

Latest UK 'terrorism' legislation criticised by rights groups

A further tightening of measures against people who have not been convicted undermines British justice, say campaigners. → Read More

Danger lurks in lockdown for survivors of trafficking, violence

Coronavirus lockdowns are physically trapping survivors with abusers, while removing chances for economic empowerment. → Read More

Right-wing UK minister under fire for 'Islamophobic fake news'

Nadine Dorries on Thursday retweeted a far-right Twitter account known for Islamophobic misinformation. → Read More

UK diplomat in U-turn over EU ventilators 'political decision'

The UK's non-involvement in an EU ventilator bulk-buy plan was not 'Brexit before breathing', UK officials insist. → Read More

Brexit: UK officially leaves the European Union

More than three years after the UK's in/out referendum, the country's membership of the EU ends. → Read More

Seven signs of things to come in Brexit Britain

Tories have been back in office for a week, but have already given a glimpse of Britain's post-Brexit future. → Read More

Brexit Britain braces for election while waiting for EU decision

Anxious wait drawing out in Britain's corridors of power as EU leaders set to decide whether to grant UK Brexit delay. → Read More

Can the Great British Boris Brexit still happen?

Boris Johnson has left it to the last minute to get a deal on Brexit, but agreement may not take much longer. → Read More

Who are Britain's Conservatives?

The party is set to decide the next British prime minister as the country braces for withdrawal from the European Union. → Read More

Could Facebook's digital currency dominate global finance?

The buck stops with Zuck: Libra, Facebook's digital currency, faces regulators wary of the social network's history. → Read More