text: Police dog Toby has got all England's games correct so far - here's his prediction for tonight - Nottinghamshire Live
  England fans in Red Square ahead of the final; and Toby the police dog (Image: Scott D'Arcy/PA Wire/Notts Police)
  Butterflies in your stomach? Vague feeling of nausea? Anticipation beginning to turn into absolute fear?
  If you're worried about the outcome of tonight's World Cup semi-final, perhaps Nottinghamshire Police dog Toby could ease your worries.
  PD Toby has predicted the results all five of England's games so far in the tournament - and has got them all correct.
  Faced with two helmets featuring the flags of England and their opponents, he has chosen one to knock over.
  A parrot, meerkat, a raccoon, turtle and otter are just some of the other animals that have been predicting results throughout this World Cup.
  Nottingham Forest announce NEW date for opening match of season against Millwall - Nottinghamshire Live
  Nottingham Forest will make an early start to the new Championship season – with their first game of the campaign, against Millwall, moved forward to Friday, August 4.
  The Reds were due to kick-off against Neil Harris' Lions on Saturday, August 5, but the fixture clashed with Notts Outlaws' long-scheduled T20 Blast clash with Durham at Trent Bridge.
  And Mark Warburton's side will now face newly-promoted Millwall at the City Ground a day earlier, in a game that will kick-off at 7.45pm.
  The reverse fixture against the London club has also been moved, with Forest's trip to the New Den now taking place on Good Friday, March 30, at 1pm. That game had initially been pencilled in for Saturday, March 31.
  Forest faced Millwall at the New Den early last season, when they triumphed 2-1 in London in the second round of the EFL Cup. Jamie Paterson had put the visitors ahead, before Shaun Williams netted from more than 50 yards to make it 1-1.