England World Cup Squad in the recording studio after joining music group New Order to record a World Cup Song ahead of the finals in Italy later this year, pictured 25th March 1990. The song will be called World In Motion. Recording studio in Berkshire *

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England World Cup Squad in the recording studio after joining music group New Order to record a World Cup Song ahead of the finals in Italy later this year, pictured 25th March 1990. The song will be called World In Motion. Recording studio in Berkshire *

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