appearance since announcing she is being treated for cancer. she joined the rest of the royal family at the annual trooping the colour parade to mark the king's official birthday. president zelensky has joined dozens of other world leaders in switzerland for discussions on ending the war in ukraine, but russia was not invited. mr zelensky is hoping to sustain the momentum of this week's g7 meeting — when leaders pledged $50 billion of loans on the back of seized russian assets. britain's home secretary has called for an urgent investigation after footage began circulating online of police in surrey ramming an escaped cow. surrey police issued a statement saying officers acted to ensure the that members of the public were safe. we've chosen not to show the footgage. now on bbc news, sportsday.

hello and welcome to sportsday this saturday night, with me chetan pathak, coming up on the programme... one night away from england's opening match of euro 2024 against serbia — we'll be live in germany where the team are going through their final preparations. what next for scotland and their supporters after their opening day humbling at the hands of the hosts? scotland will face switzerland next week — who make a winning start to their campaign in cologne. tributes pour in as the former arsenal and everton striker kevin campbell dies at the age of 5a after a short illness. also coming up on sportsday before eight... two weeks out from wimbledon — jack draper's into the final

of the stuttgart open as he targets his first atp tour title. and can england's cricketers avoid elimination at the t20 world cup? rain has delayed the start against namibia — as things stand, they're heading out. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. injust over 2a hours, england begin their quest to banish the demons of that defeat in the final of the european championship three years ago as they take on serbia in their opening match of euro 2024 in germany. in the last hour we've been hearing from captain harry kane and the england manager gareth southgate — here's a little bit of what they've had to say.

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earned the _ fantastic months together. we've earned the right _ fantastic months together. we've earned the right to _ fantastic months together. we've earned the right to become - fantastic months together. we've earned the right to become i - fantastic months together. we've i earned the right to become i guess class is one of the favourites but we look at ourselves individually and as a team and i got into this tournament, we've known in past tournaments we've done a lot of things well and we've made the country proud and we are to win it and it will be nothing betterfor us in the nation itself when we do that. but yeah, like the boss said earlier, there's a lot of tiptop teams, first and foremost is our focus tomorrow night and obviously the group stage and from there, we know how tough it was to get to the final a few years ago. and we're going to have to do that and even more if we want to achieve that, hopefully one step further. there's been a lot of _ hopefully one step further. there's been a lot of winning _ hopefully one step further. there's been a lot of winning type - hopefully one step further. there's been a lot of winning type not - been a lot of winning type not ehviroh — been a lot of winning type not ehviroh you _ been a lot of winning type not environ you nick— been a lot of winning type not environ you nick but - been a lot of winning type not environ you nick but in- been a lot of winning type not. environ you nick but in england, will it— environ you nick but in england, will it be — environ you nick but in england, will it be to _ environ you nick but in england, will it be to win _ environ you nick but in england, will it be to win something - will it be to win something hopefully— will it be to win something hopefully with _ will it be to win something hopefully with england? i will it be to win something hopefully with england? [i will it be to win something hopefully with england? i love -la in: hopefully with england? i love playing for— hopefully with england? i love playing for my _ hopefully with england? i love playing for my country - hopefully with england? i love playing for my country and - hopefully with england? i love playing for my country and i i hopefully with england? i love i playing for my country and i love playing for my country and i love playing for my country and i love playing for england. it means a lot to me every time i set out onto the

pitch wearing the shirt, so i think to win a major tournament would be one of the pinnacles of anyone's career. so yeah, that's the game, you know? for me, personally, obviously the trophies haven't quite happened yet but you know, itjust makes me more determined and more hungry to go out there and do that and that starts with this summer we have a good opportunity, we have a lot of hard work in front of us but yeah, that opportunity is there and i'm looking forward to try and make it happen. england will be hoping for a better start than scotland. their 5—1 thrashing at the hands of the hosts germany will have plenty questioning their chances of making it out of the group stages. scotland midfielder callum mcgregor admits last nights defeat was a "humbling experience", and that the other teams in the group "will smell blood." jane lewis is with the scotland camp.

for scotland's squads are now back here and there training in churchin and where they had a light training session earlier today, the mood among the flyers somewhat reflective. the opening goal for germany last night set the tone, but midfielder callum mcgregor called it a humbling experience, but one he says we need to bounce back from. you have to react, and strength of character as much of anything else, if yes, the tackled stuff and as anything else, if yes, the tackled stuff and the tactical stuff and everything else, the football has to be the number one priority but you've got to stand up and show why you're professional while you're here and you're at this level, because of a lot of people pointing fingers at us, so the objective is still the same. we want to get in the group and only us can fix that. jane lewis, bbc news, churchin. the mood of scottish fans going into last night's match in munich wasjubilant — but that all too familiar

sinking feeling came flooding back soon after. what's the mood like now — our sports news correspondent chris mclaughlin has been finding out. after a day to remember and a night to forget, this morning in munich it was all about moving on. but not before a frank appraisal of that display. what could you say? typical scotland, caught them in the left side and midfield, it depends. this is even get out a goal, i was excited for like five this is even give it, i was excited for like five a gominutes and thenjust... ini9 ini9 minutes in 19 minutes the germans completely dominated.

the one goal in reply it was never going to be... druggist of displays. there were frustrations off the pitch yesterday as well, at the official fan zone some supporters that they had to queue for hours for food drinks and toilet facilities. in the centre of town some train stations were temporally closed, some squares shut offjust because of the sheer number of fans gathering. what's the plan now then? we'll see what happens tomorrow. i don't know, it's coming here, we're used to it. we are heading home. we go back to glasgow so we'll party in glasgow for the next two games. they came, they saw, they cheered but they leave deflated, for scotland there's always next time. a date with the swiss in cologne awaits. chric mcglocklin, bbc news in munich. he mentioned there that they will play again on wednesday, scotland against the swiss, the other two sides played each other today. switzerland and hungary. for the swiss, who face

scotland on wednesday, they'll have momentum after an impressive win in cologne this afternoon. dan ogunshakin reports. after germany's mastery in munich, a win for hungary or switzerland would see them take a significant step towards the last 16. switzerland's golden generation have reached the knockout stage of the last five tournaments — experience matters but fresh blood is also key. step forward, kwadwo duah. on just his second appearance for switzerland, a debut goal and an early lead eventually confirmed by var. less than 15 minutes gone and already food for thought for hungary. two years ago, the magyars beat england 4—0 and were considered euro 2024 dark horses yet it was the swiss who finished the first half at a canter thorugh michael aebischer. looking for the room to have a hit, and what i headedness as well as! looking for the room to have a hit,

and what a hit it is as well! chastened, hungary emerged with purpose after the break. barnabas varga went close which should have served as a warning to the swiss defence but on this occasion forearmed was not forwarned as varga made amends moments later. this time it is in! and hungary are back in it! with the match still in the balance heading into stoppage time, enter breel embolo. kept his composure! no knee brace, no problem. a season decimated by injury given cause for celebration as scotland await a swiss side already on a roll. next up scotland for switzerland already on a roll. dan ogunshakin, bbc news. in group b, spain got their tournament off to a cracking start after beating croatia by 3 goals to nil — alvaro morata coolly slotting the ball past dominik livakovic to edge in front. then, some remarkable composure and skill from fabian ruiz doubled the spaniards lead in the stadium which will host the final mid—july. ecstasy for all wearing in red in berlin.

then just before the break dani carvajal put the game to bed with this clever finish. the game ending 3—0, a result that gives croatia a lot to do with two games left against italy and albania. gfx)as those two sides kick off shortly as italy start the defence of their european title. italy attempting to become just the second team to win successive euros after their spanish counterparts did so in 2008 and 2012. the azzurri have arrived in germany unbeaten in six games, yet they failed to qualify for the last world cup — and then only squeezing through qualifying. next tonight to the sad news that the former arsenal and everton we were about 20 minutes from the kick—off with albania. next tonight to the sad news that the former arsenal and everton striker kevin campbell has died at the age of 54 after a short illness. he'd been in hospital since last month. campbell won the first division title, fa cup, league cup and european cup winners' cup with arsenal, scoring nearly 150 goals across his career with eight different clubs.

megan owen has spent today in north london. i'v e i've been speaking to friends outside the emirates stadium, but also in the local pubs as well. and it's really clear that all of them are guided to have lost a firm arsenal favourite. are guided to have lost a firm arsenalfavourite. now i are guided to have lost a firm arsenal favourite. now i actually spoke to one public lawyer who told me kevin campbell had visited the pub recently, he'd walked in and with a warm smile he was laughing and joking with fans he was regaling tile deals of his time on the pitch. —— tales of his time. it was that arsenal that he grew up. he was part of thejunior squads and he worked his way up and at the age ofjust 21, he won the league and then a further three cups in three seasons. it's clear the club will remember him extremely fondly. they posted on x saying kevin was adored by everyone, all of us are thinking of his friends and family at this difficult time. and that message was echoed

by ian wright, of course the other half of the famous striking duo for the gunners. now, kevin went on to play for a number of other clubs, everton famously in 1999 — he helped to stop them from from being relegated by actually scoring a number of the key goals. everton have also tweeted saying... notjust a true goodison park hero and icon of the english game, but an incredible person as well. and of course, kevin campbell was nowjust celebrated for his talent on the pitch, but also his campaigning against racism. he himself was abused when he was playing in turkey and he also, once hanging up his football boots, became a famous sports pundit as well. there have been attributes coming in from around the world and it's there have been tributes coming in from around the world and it's clear that super kev, as he was nicknamed, will be dearly missed.

will have more on the death of kevin campbell later in the programme. some more sad news to bring you next i'm afraid, the millwall and montenegro goalkeeper matija sarkic has died at the age of 26. sarkic, who was born in grimsby, joined millwall from wolves in august last year and made 33 appearances for the championship side last season. he played for his country in a 2—0 friendly defeat to belgium just ten days ago. the montenegro football association says sarkic died suddenly this morning, with local media reporting he collapsed at his apartment. millwall say they're "completely devastated" by the news. england's t20 cricket world cup hopes hang in the balance right now. they have to beat namibia to have any chance of reaching the super 8's but rain continues to delay the start of play here's the scene in antigua, the toss has been delayed. there won't another

inspection until 8pm. so should this match go ahead we'll definitely have lost overs. the latest it can start — for a five—over game — is 9:45. if this match isn't played then england are out of the t20 world cup and scotland willl progress to the super 8s regardless of the outcome of their match against australia later. meanwhile, new zealand earned their first win of the competition with a nine—wicket demolition of uganda in trinidad. new zealand's exit from the tournament was confirmed on thursday but kane williamson's side responded with an emphatic win. devon conway made an unbeaten 22 from 15 balls as new zealand completed the win in barely a quarter of their allotted overs. south africa narrowly beat nepal by one run, the proteas struggled to 115 for seven from their 20 overs — reeza hendricks top scored with 43. in reply, nepal looked set for a seismic upset but fell agonisingly short.

needing two off the last ball they were unable to force a super over when gulsanjha was run out, handing south africa the win. the florida leg of this t20 world cup has been blighted by rain, with the first two matches at lauderhill abandoned without a ball bowled. and today, again, a wet outfield meant india against canada was abandoned without a ball being bowled. this doesn't haven't have any effect on the state of the group — india and the united states have already qualified for the super 8s, whereas canada already knew they'd be going home along with ireland and pakistan. time now for some of the day's other sport stories and... ..tottenham midfielder rodrigo bentancur has apologised to club captain son heung—min for a racist comment he made about son on uruguayan television. bentancur says it was a "very bad joke" and that he didn't mean any disrespect. brighton and hove albion have confirmed that fabian hurzeler will be their new first—team head coach, replacing roberto de zerbi.

the 31—year—old guided st pauli to promotion to the german bundesliga last month, and has agreed a contract at the amex untiljune 2027. the number one seed ons jabeur has been knocked out of the quarterfinals of the nottingham open by karolina pliskova. the sixth seed czech saw off the tunisian 7—6, 6—7, 7—5 in a match interrupted by rain. she'll play the french player diane parry in the semi—finals. the other semi final is already under way. rain in nottigham has delayed things today. this is the all british match between katie boulter and emma raducanu. they couldn't be closer. again i'm going to say, kate bolton has set points and both of these players have had set points in what has proved to be an epic tie—break so far. very little to separate them. read a

condo —— raducanu. can boulder take advantage? —— bolter. we'll keep you updated. britain's jack draper is just one win away from his first atp tour title. the 22—year—old is into the final of the stuttgart open — where the former wimbledon finalist matteo berrettini awaits tomorrow. that's after a straight sets win over america's brandon nakashima which nick ransom was watching. limbering up for wimbledon. jack draper's grass court operations are in full swing, he knew he would become british number one on monday, whatever happened today, and perhaps that calmed the nerves. the 22—year—old worked hard to gain the advantage, powerful punishing shots pushing nakashima up against the baseline before placement and precision

perfected the break. draper was hoping to reach a third atp final and he took a giant stride towards that as he took a first set lead. the left—hander wasted no time at all, as halfway to the second at all, as halfway thro the second the left—hander wasted no time at all, as halfway through the second set, he sensed an opportunity. and he does get the breaker. draper's destructive i3th ace left nakashima to deflated. climbing a first career title on sunday. nick ransom, bbc news. let's see if jack draper can let's see ifjack draper can do it tomorrow, heading into the climax of the us open goal. the us open golf. the leaders at the us open golf tee off in the next hour or two, rory mcilroy and tyrrell hatton very much in contention going into round three at pinehurst, north carolina. swedish sensation ludvig aberg,

who only turned professional i2 months ago, finished second at the masters, has a one shot lead on five under. amercian�*s bryson dechambeau and patrick cantlay in close pursuit. rory mcilroy, trying to win his first major in decade, to win his first major in a decade, is two shots off the lead and tees off at quarter past eight. tyrrell hatton is two shots further back. in super league hull fc have picked upjust their second win of the season, with a 18—10 victory over leeds rhinos. in difficult conditions at the mkm stadium, lewis martin went over first for the home side shortly before the break. hull led 12—0 at the break with brad scott extending that advantage at the start of the second period. leeds hit back with two tries but hull held on to end a run of ii successive defeats. elsewhere tom amone's first half try helped leigh leapords to a 10—2 win over play—off chasing catalan dragons in perpignan. the result leaves catalan sixth, with leigh up to eighth.

we end tonight paying tribute to kevin campbell, the former striker who's died at the age of 54 after a short illness. he won four major trophies at arsenal, helped everton avoid relegation, and also played for leyton orient, leicester, nottingham forest, trabzonspor, west brom and cardiff. patrick gearey has been looking back at his life: here's campbell, a chance for the hat trick, he takes it! that man has almost single—handedly saved everton's season! he was the coldest of finishers but the warmest of men. at everton, they christened him super kev within two months of joining them, when he saved them from relegation in the transient world of football he was a player that made unbreakable bonds. not many themes could say that, fighting relegation

and in front of 40,000 fanatical fans, it means a lot to them. and they've adopted you as a bit of a hero already? it's that mystic number nine shirt, seems to be working a bit of magic for me. a began near the golden age at arsenal. he was just 2! when he won the league with the gunners. they lifted three world cups over the next few seasons. he also found a role for himself scoring 46 times for arsenal, a striker beloved is one of their own. he spoke out against racism for the rest of his life. it was after this ordeal that he arrived in everton, in 1999, a club crying out for a hero. the pressure is no different than anyone else,

really, it's working it's what i do, and i'm glad for the pressure. super kev scored nine goals in eight aims goals in eight games to help keep them in the premier league. evertonians never forgot it. it is next to club in west brom another probable escape from the drug come in one sense he unlucky. he scored 83 premier league goals and didn't win a england, and and didn't win a england, an unwanted record. his knowledge of the game shone through the screen and his medium work. but they haven't been to spectacular, what they've done is accordedscored at the right times. and the campbell call lives and son therese, instructor most recently with stoke. invoking treasured memories of a disarmingly humble yet super kev. he was a hugely popular figure in

football. so many tributes coming in today. let me bring you a few of them before we end the programme. tony adams — kevin campbell's former arsenal team—mate and captain — wrote on x — "super kev — a goal machine, a giant of a man, with an even bigger heart. "an intensely private and a truly wonderful human being. i'm devastated for his loved ones, and all of us. love you super kev, skipper." former nottingham forest goalkeeper mark crossley, who played alongside campbell, said — "life can be so cruel at times. absolutely devastated with news of my ex—forest team—mate kevin campbell's passing. a true gentleman, a great player, a shining light of a dressing room, fun—loving guy. thoughts are with all his family and friends. rip mate." the official england x account posted — "we are devastated to learn that kevin campbell has passed away aged 54. kevin won four caps for our under—21s and represented our b team in the early i990s. our thoughts are with kevin's

family, friends and loved ones." there is much more reaction over on the bbc sport website. time to tell you, the tennis with the following, emma raducanu one. against katie bolter in nottingham, they get to come back tomorrow to play the remainder of that semifinal because of the slippery service on the bad light. for me and the sportsday team, that's it from us. have a good night. hello there. it's been cool and unsettled so far this month. sunny spells and heavy thundery downpours still very much the theme for the rest of the weekend. now with blustery conditions across the south of the uk. earlier on today for trooping the colour, the showers rattled through fairly quickly, some sunny spells in between. but further north, the winds were lighter, so the showers more slow moving, leading to some very intense downpours in places. tomorrow, though, will feel a little

drier and a bit warmer for many of us with fewer showers around. and again, some more sunny spells overnight tonight. and again, some more sunny spells. overnight tonight, then the winds will start to ease a little in the south. still small weather, particularly for eastern wales and across the midlands, but a lot of the showers tending to fade. some heavy, persistent rain moving in from the east across northern areas of scotland, too. that's all going to sink southwards tomorrow. but with more cloud for the north and the west, it will feel milder than it did last night. lows of 7—10 degrees and then tomorrow, low pressure still very much centred across the uk. so more showers swirling around that low. the high teens will be up to 20 celsius. the focus across showers was eating a low pressure towards the north of the uk. in between with high pressure starting to build in from the south—west and it is looking drier.

a gradual improvement into the middle of next week. of the showers across eastern scotland, down through northeast england, a few showers further south popping up here and there as well but they'll tend to be more isolated in nature, bright and sunny spells in between. and for the south east of england, east anglia, we could see highs of 2! degrees celsius, which is back to the seasonal average. but it's these areas that need a bit of watching into the start of next week with this weather front that's across the near continent that could send some spells of rain perhaps our way as we head through tuesday and even on wednesday. low pressure to towards the north of the uk. low pressure too towards the north of the uk. but in between, with high pressure starting to build in from the south—west, it is looking drier and there'll be a bit more in the way of sunshine.

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