An artist, Toby Clark, creates a large England-themed badge on a Suffolk beach ahead of England’s World Cup match against Croatia. Multiple outlets report that Clark constructs the design—described as a giant “three lions” badge—using stones collected from the shoreline. The project is timed to coincide with the run-up to the game, when England’s World Cup campaign is nearing kick-off. The Independent also reports the scale of the work as around 30 feet, emphasizing the size of the installation. While the construction details are consistent across coverage, the reports differ mainly in the framing of Clark’s remarks. The Independent includes a quote from Clark expressing his view that England must win the trophy, while other sources focus more on the visual spectacle of the badge and the fact it is made from beach stones as matchday approaches. Overall, the articles present the installation as a public, temporary fan art project linked to England’s upcoming World Cup fixture.