KEEP CALM & CARRY ON

England captain reassures worried team-mates after Sterling break-in shock

-  JEREMY ARMSTRONG, JOHN CROSS, ANDY LINES and MATT YOUNG

HARRY Kane has stepped up to calm fears in the England camp after players were shaken by Raheem Sterling's burglary.

The skipper gave a reassuring talk. A source said: "He sees it as his job to keep morale up."

KANE & STABLE

Captain Harry steadies England camp's nerves after Sterling home raid

FEARS have been sweeping the England camp after Raheem Sterling's family arrived home on Saturday to find it ransacked.

Captain Harry Kane, 29, spoke to the squad and their loved ones about security after Sterling flew back from Qatar to comfort Paige Milian and his children.

The squad are understandably shaken given the whole country knows they also are not at home.

Defender Harry Maguire, 29, said: "It's extremely disappointing to hear that when we are out here giving absolutely everything for our country, there are people back home targeting us."