Poland

by Andy Davies

The political sabre-rattling, rarely subdued, has been particularly shrill of late. Andy Davies introduces our series on how Britain is responding to the challenge of immigration.

by Tom Clarke

Cheese was enjoyed by stone age man in Europe thousands of years ago, which has helped shape our eating habits today by making us lactose tolerant.

England throw away a 1-0 lead to draw their World Cup qualification match against Poland, in a disappointing display from Roy Hodgson's side.

England will be hoping for a repeat of 1997 rather than 1973 when they play Poland tonight in a World Cup qualifier.

by Keme Nzerem

Keme Nzerem reports on the 2012 European Championships from Ukraine and Poland. Follow all his reports, blogs and videos on our interactive map.

England's spectacular win against Sweden in Kiev is the first time England have beaten the team in a competitive game - four of the last six meetings ended in a draw.

by Keme Nzerem

As England move to Donestsk before their vital Euro 2012 opening game against France, manager Roy Hodgson assures supporters the flight from Poland to Ukraine has not affected the team.

by Keme Nzerem

Uefa is investigating claims that the Czech Republic defender, Theodor Gebre Selassie, was the victim of monkey chants during his countrys European championship defeat against Russia on Friday.

Uefa says there were "isolated incidents of racist chanting" while the Dutch team were taking part in a pre-tournament training session in Krakow.

As the European Championships begin in Poland and Ukraine, how will Roy Hodgson's England fare? Channel 4 News takes a look at the opening fixtures.