hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. harry kane makes a record—setting contribution for england, but his goal is cancelled out as england head to the final stages of their euros match with denmark locked at 1—1 serbia are still alive in the tournament after snatching a late draw against slovenia — just hours after threatening to withdraw scotland's situation is similar as the tartan army start to think about the game that will make or break their euros it's a lot to look forward to, it's in our hands going into that hungry game, something to relish. also coming up on sportsday. draper's delight — britain's number one beats the world number two — to march on into the quarter finals at queen's but paris pain: two—time olympic champion katie archibald out

of this summer's olympics — after a freak garden accident hello again. we're aware there's a very important football match available to watch on the bbc right now, but equally, if you'd like england's latest game at euro 2024 to form only part of your sporting diet this evening, then welcome to the programme. having said that, we will start in frankfurt�*s, where denmark and england are currently 1—1 after an early intervention from kyle walker, rather surprising the defender on his side, the ball fell to captain harry kane, his 64th england national goal, he has scored in four tournaments, thejoint most national goal, he has scored in four tournaments, the joint most of any england player, but not long after,

morten hjulmand with the equaliser. and could not hit the post in the second half but after a few changes they are still at 1—1. fill foden it's in the post, live pictures from the bbc one coverage. garth southgate has rung the changes, ollie watkins has come close in the last few seconds or england, but they stuffed first game against serbia after which garth southgate said they had to shut out the noise acted the underwear and then responses to their 1—0 victory on sunday night, it's a similar story a month but this time denmark have equalised, as england scored fairly on, in the 18th minute, but it is 1-1, on, in the 18th minute, but it is 1—1, and the lethargy of the first performance is something that might be commented on in the second as well. not long to go in the match, 16 minutes plus injury time, it is one half and one in frankfurt.

well elsewhere in england's group, serbia have threatened to withdraw from the tournament because of chants heard during the meeting between croatia and albania yesterday. uefa is expected to bring disciplinary proceedings against the two fas after songs about the killing of serbians were heard in hamburg. meanwhile a last gasp goal has made sure serbia still have a place in the knockout stage to fight for after their 1—1 draw against slovenia. drew savage has more. much at stake in munich for both sides. serbia could not afford to lose while at slovenia, having earned a point already against denmark, hide more room for manoeuvre. it was exactly what they did, but his team—mate could not finish it off. serbia's mentor it was their all—time leading scorer alexander mitrovic. the was their all-time leading scorer alexander mitrovic.— alexander mitrovic. the keeper smothered _ alexander mitrovic. the keeper smothered the _ alexander mitrovic. the keeper smothered the shot _ alexander mitrovic. the keeper smothered the shot bravely. in| alexander mitrovic. the keeper - smothered the shot bravely. in the second half. _ smothered the shot bravely. in the second half, he _ smothered the shot bravely. in the second half, he had _ smothered the shot bravely. in the second half, he had the _ smothered the shot bravely. in the second half, he had the same - second half, he had the same problem, no wave passed the

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champions italy had to come from behind after conceding a first—minute goal against albania. head coach luciano spalletti says tonight's match is one of the most crucial fixtures of his short time in charge of italy. translation: i have been through some important— translation: i have been through some important games. _ translation: i have been through some important games. this - translation: i have been through some important games. this is - translation: i have been through| some important games. this is right up some important games. this is right up there. we all have a story to tell and when the players get to my age, they will know they have stories to tell. this is one of those matches that could give them a tale to tell in the future. even though we have not always succeeded in certain matches, we have tried to read and interpret matches in the same way. we want to press the opposition, and we want to press them aggressively. spain won't lose possession unless you hurry them, you have to press them. we will try to do so and see if we are better than them in position. translation: it is a team j

that is very similar to ours. they have changed their national coach recently, they have young players, it is almost like we are looking in the mirror. we are a growing and developing team, we are developing in the sense of our teamwork and cohesion, and so are they, so i think it would be a very, very even match, played at a very high level. scotland's fans are in better heart today after the improvements made by scotland's team last night. the 1—1 draw against switzerland puts them a victory away from the knockout stage with their final group game against hungary to come on sunday. obviously it was an action—packed evening, and emotional eating, we felt we had to go out there and put a performance on. i think we did that. the fans last night were obviously incredible from the national anthem to the lap of honour at the end, i thought they were excellent and that was meant for us, they push us on and would be vital for us looking forward in this

tournament, and hopefully that would be a bit more after sunday. openly we can take this momentum now. it feels good, we felt we got a bit of justice last night in the performance, and hopefully we make the country a bit more proud and what they felt as well. after that evening in germany, so it's a lot to look forward to know, obviously it is in our hands going into that game and something to relish. this court has come into the tournament scene we would never have got out of the group before, so definitely this court is hungry to change that, and if we are to take the last game that it is into our hands to get the last three points, we probably take it. this court are well aware of that and we are determined to make history on sunday against hungary. chris mclaughlin is still in cologne. crestfallen after friday night, but an improvement in mood no doubt today?

yes, absolutely. most of the tartan army have moved on here from cologne, there are still if you hang around the city before they head off to stuttgart, but you are right, what a change in mood. crestfallen is the word after that dismal display against germany on friday in munich, 5—1 to the hosts. it is going to be obviously very tough for them to beat hungary on sunday, but i think the scotland manager steve clark would have taken this before the tournament kicked off, one game left and it is in scotland was or hand. a much improved performance from scotland, lots of passion and fight and good passages of play. safe to say, not quite back to where they were in their qualifying campaign in terms of performance, but certainly so much better than that game against the germans in munich. �* , ~ .

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drive and confidence giving departments last night. it was not a win, but certainly to boost the confidence.— its head back to frankfurt, england against denmark, i mentioned ollie watkins, one of the substitutes, he had a chance, and here it is, gareth southgate made a triple substitution making a triple substitution involving what skins is a and barnes, there are nine minutes remaining, and we will go to live pictures from bbc one's coverage, there we go, showing replay of the goal that came in a bit earlier on in the second half —— the first half from third michael as he makes his way to the substitutes bench, eight minutes plus injury time to go at the frankfurt arena, still england locked ii with denmark in their second group game. in group c at the europeanjumping ship. we will return there shortly.

jack draper has claimed the biggest win of his career, beating the wimbledon champion carlos alcaraz at queen's. he's the new british number one, and currently has his highest world ranking, but even so, coming through in straight sets against the spaniard was quite the shock. reginaldo rosario reports fresh off a first atp title and ascended to british number one, jack draper's confidence has never been higher, and that was apparent from the off. an early warning for carlos alcaraz that this would be a challenge. although the defending champion here was perhaps distracted by other matters on the court. it’s by other matters on the court. it's because by other matters on the court. it�*s because the colour of the shorts, the bees are after him. but because the colour of the shorts, the bees are after him.— because the colour of the shorts, the bees are after him. but at the rest is after _ the bees are after him. but at the rest is after they _ the bees are after him. but at the rest is after they went _ the bees are after him. but at the rest is after they went -- - the bees are after him. but at the rest is after they went -- the - rest is after they went —— the reigning wimbledon champion for a reason. that blend of athleticism and power in grass took the first set all the way to a tie—break, where draper has his nerve and serve to deal the first blow. 7—6, just under one of our god. two years ago,

i caressed came from a sit down to eat draper in their first meeting, he would need more of that to draw level. but this felt different, and when break point presented itself, draper assured no habit —— hesitation. draper assured no habit -- hesitation.— draper assured no habit -- hesitation. ., , ., ., ., hesitation. you 'ust have to love that rturn. — hesitation. you just have to love that return. alcaraz _ hesitation. you just have to love that return. alcaraz provided - hesitation. you just have to love i that return. alcaraz provided some resistance. — that return. alcaraz provided some resistance, three _ that return. alcaraz provided some resistance, three match _ that return. alcaraz provided some resistance, three match points - resistance, three match points saved, but that merely delayed inevitable. the biggest win of draper's career, the emotion there for all to see. it draper's career, the emotion there for all to see-— for all to see. it was a really touth for all to see. it was a really tough match, _ for all to see. it was a really tough match, i— for all to see. it was a really tough match, i knew- for all to see. it was a really| tough match, i knew coming for all to see. it was a really - tough match, i knew coming out here carlos is the defending shopping here, one wimbledon last year, incredible talent, so i'm using for the sport, so i had to come out and play really well, and ugly i did thank you. play really well, and ugly i did thank yon-— play really well, and ugly i did thank ou. ., ., ~ ., , thank you. for now, american tommy paul always — thank you. for now, american tommy paul always in — thank you. for now, american tommy paul always in the _ thank you. for now, american tommy paul always in the finance _ thank you. for now, american tommy paul always in the finance -- - paul always in the finance —— quarterfinals, but with wimbledon on the horizon, fish tennis has a new

name at its forefront. reginaldo rosario, bbc news draper wasn't the only british success at queen's today. billy harris made the quarter finals by beating france's giovanni mpetshi perricard in straight sets. he'll face brandon nakashima or lorenzo musetti in the final eight. but harriet dart is out of the birmingham classic, losing in the second round to former french open champion barbora krejcikova in straight sets. and in the british involvement in that tournament. you're watching sportsday. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today.. leicester city have appointed former nottingham forest boss steve cooper as their new manager on a three—year deal. cooper was sacked by forest last december and replaces enzo maresca, who left to join chelsea. burnley have spoken to former manchester united striker ruud van nistelrooy as they look to fill their managerial vacancy. bbc sport understands the dutchman and former england internationals frank lampard and scott parker have all been in talks as they look to replace the departed vincent kompany. and kyprios, ridden by ryan moore,

beat trawlerman in a thrilling gold cup duel at royal ascot to become only the third horse to regain the title. the 2022 winner who missed the race with a serious injury last year, won by a length. british track cyclist and double olympic champion katie archibald has been ruled out of this summer's games in paris after a freak accident at home. she tripped over a step in her garden, and the results were serious. archibald broke her leg, dislocated her ankle and took two ligaments off the bone. having won olympic titles in both rio and tokyo, she was hoping to go for three gold medals in paris. in a statement on social media, archibald detailed the injuries, adding "what the heck." she goes on to say "a hundred apologies for what this means for the olympic team, which i've been told won't involve me. i'm still processing that bit of news, but thought i better confirm it publicly instead of leaving it to the grapevine, trip hazard and all that."

one man who is hoping to be in paris a little earlier is jonas vingegaard. two—time defending tour de france champion will be on the start line for this year's race, having recovered from injuries sustained in a crash in april. he broke his collarbone at the tour of the basque country but says he feels good and motivated. his visma lease—a—bike team—mate wout van aart will also be in the race, having been out injured since march. the olympic qualifier series gets under way in budapest today with athletes in skate boarding, bmx freestyle, sport climbing and breaking hoping to qualify for the paris olympics. charlotte worthington is the defending champion in the bmx freestyle, and she begins her campaign tomorrrow. she currently sits 12th and only the top six qualify so she has her work cut out. it's very difficult to sum up my chances of where we are at because of the importance of the competition this weekend. there's a lot looming, there's a lot of unknowns.

we are in a very different position to last time because, as you say, the new qualifying system which, it does benefit some wildcards out there, and it benefits maybe some poorer countries, like the equality, but you don't want that to affect the level of the riding, and you want the best people to go to the games. 19—year—old climber erin mcneice was ranked outside the top 30 last year in boulder and lead but after a huge break through seasonshe comes into qualifying in third place through season, she comes into qualifying in third place in the global standings. with the top ten making it through to paris, she's well placed. with the sport only making its olympic debut at the last games in tokyo, mcneice says she took big inspiration from shauna coxsey i remember watching it and obviously it was a bit different to normal

olympics, butjust seen on the pics on that —— seen climbing on that olympic stage, and even seen a shawna from great britain on that stage was so surreal to me, and just crazy, but i could possibly or anybody from team gb in claimant be on the big stage was so exciting to me when i was watching it. i thought how cool it would be to be on that stage, so yeah, it is crazy that is what i am going for now. after making the oak us, i made it my goal to make paris, but the marge's boat slow simic —— margins felt so slim but for me to be in the running is crazy, and it would feel insensate make paris. open win on sunday. but that euphoria has been tinged with disappointment this week after it was confirmed he'd miss out on a spot at the olympic games.

his move to the liv golf series means he doesn't earn world ranking points. but he's already looking ahead to la infouryears time.... it's disappointing but i understand the decisions i made and the way things have played out has not necessarily been perfectly according to plan, and i've done my best up to now to give myself a chance according to the wood of the gr, but i realise and respect where the current situation of the game is, all beat it is frustrating and disappointing, hopefully 2020 it would be initial different situation and make it that much sweeter. it was an inauspicious start to the men's t20 world cup by england but the reigning champions looked exactly like reigning champions at last — comfortably beating west indies in their opening match of the super eights overnight. after being put into bat, west indies made 180—4 — johnson charles top scoring with 38.

there was the sense that — on a good pitch — that might not be enough and so it proved. opener phil salt was at his destructive best — smashing an unbeaten 87 — including 30 in one over. the travelling fans enjoyed it. the home crowd — probably less so. england eased home with 15 balls to spare. and a win against south africa on friday will put them in a strong position to reach the semi finals. it wasn't much fun in the middle. that was great fun, to come here against a very strong side, who are riding that wave, the momentum, and with the home crowd and conditions, to play an innings like that alongsidejohnny and come away with a win is a great feeling. today's action in the caribbean, where suryakumar yadav top scored

with 53 as india set afghanistan a target of 182 in their super eights opener in barbados. and they are on their way to victory, afghanistan currently 119—7 in their chase with just over two overs to go regan grace has been called up for wales summer training squad, despite only playing two games of rugby union since switching codes. the wing has just signed a deal with bath having recovered from serious injuries that have delayed his competitive union debut since joining from st helens, where he was part of three grand final winning teams. as grace plays for an english club. he can't make his wales debut against south africa at the weekend, but could do so during their tour to australia that includes two tests against the wallabies. eddiejones says he's got a really good feeling 'in his bones�* that his japan team will test england to their limits when he meets his former side on saturday in tokyo.jones jones is starting his second spell as japan boss having left his job with australia after the world cup last year. that followed his sacking by england just nine months before the tournament when he was replaced by steve borthwick, one

ofjones' former assistants, who has helped bring about an improvement in form. after almost a week of euro 2024 dominating the sporting world, in some parts of europe football is being used for a very different purpose. refugees and players with intellectual disabilities are teaming up as part of a new scheme that aims to give both groups a bigger sense of purpose and fulfilment. joe wilson went to watch one of the matches in spain. in seville, they carry a symbol. they're here for football. serious football. unified football. the teams here mix players with intellectual disability and refugees. they're trying to win, of course, but there's a deeper message. we should talk about the mindset that the community has that exclude totally people they think that don't have ability. it's totally wrong because come closer, give them the opportunity, give them a football, give them a ball, put them in the field, put them everywhere.

gerald is now a legally settled refugee in italy. he fled conflict in cameroon as a child. he now works with special olympics footballers across europe. jose luis from special olympics andalucia told me he's happy to play with people from anywhere in the world. france, germany, other parts of spain, they can be friends. close to the football pitch, seville's refugee centre is home to 120 people from four continents of the world trying to rebuild their lives. well, as you know, on august 15, 2020, when my government collapsed by the hand of the taliban and they take over afghanistan. but the main message of this football match is about integrity and integration. and it's kind of like a turning point in my life. if you want to stick to the old, to the past, because you're going to lose the future.

so that's why i'm saying, and i'm calling that a turning point. well, the medal presentation going on behind me ends this particular session, but there are over a dozen more schemes just like this one currently operating around the world. spectators joined the celebration — students, refugees, players with intellectual disabilities — if you can't spot the difference, then that is the point. joe wilson, bbc news, seville. it is finished in frankfurt, and it is finished denmark i—i england, and each teams second game of the european championship in group c, so live pictures there of what is a fairly contented denmark side after coming from it go down to get this point, given that they drew their first game against slovenia, they will feel it is some progress despite the fact, and certainly the second half, and the second half of the second half, they looked most

likely to win this game. once again, a strong start by england, who did take the lead, but after, like the performance on sunday against serbia, the questions will be about england having taken the lead widely game seemed to retreat for them, and denmark very much and in that space that may be in good enough for them, equalising ten minutes or so before half—time, and then taking it all the way through the end, and to denmark i—i england, a fairly inconclusive result, inconclusive as far as the group is concerned, because hyde england one in front for this evening, they would be qualified for the last 16. as it happens, there is no conclusion, certainly in a positive sense for england, who once again, it looks a bit lethargic during their performance, certainly after is start which was sloppy but included igorfrom harry kane, who won his

66th game as captain, which is nearly a record, he is the third most capped player to score —— to get a 66 game as captain, and it was he that score the goal after 18 minutes, kyle walker preventing harry kane with the goal. it's his 64th for england, and each up to ten, and it moment that england thought they had sought the advantage, it gained the advantage, but it was not an advantage that lasted much more than 18 minutes themselves, as denmark with a spectacular strike equalised through morten hjulmand. that was ten minutes before the break and allowed denmark to go into the game, a game which they eventually got a point from, but from a distance perhaps, but a stunning strike to give denmark a point there were few they deserve, and perhaps they might feel they deserved more, despite the best

chance of the game falling thereafter to phil foden who struck thereafter to phil foden who struck the post. i mention it was inconclusive, england at least maintain their unbeaten record, but once again, they have never won the first two games of the european championship, that still eludes them, but they are still top of the group. denmark slovenia and serbia all with a chance of potentially joining england in that last 16, and thatis joining england in that last 16, and that is it. much more on the website in terms of the reaction and on bbc one as well. thank you forjoining us on sportsday, goodbye for now. hello. this evening marks the summer solstice, and so the night ahead of us is going to be a rather short one in terms of hours of darkness. these are the sunset and sunrise times. sunset there in lerwick after 10.30am, the sun rising in the morning before 3.40am. now, what about the weather over the next few days? any sign of summer?

well, actually, yes, it is going to be warm. there will be some spells of sunshine, although it won't be all plain sailing, some rain at times in the west of the uk. in fact, on the earliest satellite picture you can see quite a lot of cloud gathering out in the atlantic. ahead of that, we've had some areas of high cloud in the sky turning today's sunshine quite hazy. but it does mean that many of us will see clear skies overnight, particularly across parts of england and wales. but for northern ireland, for scotland will see more cloud, outbreaks of rain, particularly in the northwest of scotland. temperatures, well, they will hold up, actually, where we have the cloud in the west, 12 degrees for glasgow, 13 for belfast, but a little bit cooler further east where we have the clear skies, but it will be across central and eastern parts where we have the best of the sunshine tomorrow morning. and so many central and eastern parts of england, the eastern side of scotland, to holding on to a little bit of sunshine. but for western england, for wales, for the western side of scotland and perhaps most especially northern ireland, we will see cloud, we'll see some showery rain at times. 17 degrees for plymouth, 18 for belfast and glasgow, but further east newcastle,

hull, london up to 22 or 23 degrees. now that frontal system in the west will tend to break apart as we move on into saturday, but it will slide eastwards, the remnants of that front, bringing some clouds, some spots of rain and drizzle, and actually perhaps giving rise to some showers across central and eastern parts of england through saturday afternoon. the same time, cloud and some rain into northern ireland and more especially north west scotland. some spells of sunshine in between — temperatures for most of us in the high teens or low 20 celsius. now on sunday, still some spells of sunshine around, but expect quite a lot of cloud, particularly across england and wales, maybe the odd shower. brighter skies and some sunshine for northern ireland and scotland. again, though, here there could be the odd shower, but those temperatures climbing, 18—24 degrees covers it for the majority. it's going to turn a little warmer than that into the start of the new week. we could see highs of 27 or 28 degrees, but there is uncertainty aboutjust how long that warm spell might last.

this is bbc news. i'm ros atkins live from the spin room at the university of york. in an hour, the question time leaders' special will begin. the prime minister rishi sunak, labour leader keir starmer, lib dem leader ed davey and snp leaderjohn swinney will take part — with just two weeks to go

until election day. it comes as the tories�* director of campaigning and his wife, a conservative candidate, are being looked into by the gambling commission over an alleged bet relating to the timing of the general election. and i'm martine croxall in london. our other main story this hour: denmark equalise against england. it's one—one at the euros in frankfurt, with both teams looking to book a place in the last 16. disappointment for england, here we are at the spin room. . that