sea, low pressure still in the north sea, feeding rain into north—east scotland. the rain becomes bright and patchy with sunshine for north—west scotland. the rain in the midlands turning more showery in nature. 23 degrees celsius in london so a whole mishmash of weather around tomorrow and we continue that theme into friday. this area of low pressure could come close enough to the south—east to bring heavy and persistent outbreaks of rain. this area of high pressure is weak but it should bring something a little bit drierfor a time with should bring something a little bit drier for a time with some sunny spells, but the risk of some quite heavy rain is there a south—east england. temperatures are still below average, but whenever the july sunshine comes out, it should still feel 0k. into the weekend lows of showers around on saturday, and on

sunday the probably will be some rain around in north—east england and south—east scotland. still no sign of the rain settling down but it gets warmer next week. thanks, chris. and that's bbc news at six. you are watching bbc news. we will just remind you of the braking as we heard within the six o'clock news and that is that police who have been investigating a triple murder murder in hertfordshire have said they have arrested him and after launching a murder inquiry following the deaths of three women. just last our detectives have issued a statement saying that 26—year—old kyle clifford was found in the enfield area, the statement says he is receiving medical treatment, having been found with injuries, no shots were fired by police. the identities of the people who were

killed have been confirmed. they were 61—year—old carol hunt, and she is, we canjust were 61—year—old carol hunt, and she is, we can just have a look at her image, seen... we don't have her image, seen... we don't have her image show we will bring that to you, but she was the wife of the bbc racing radio commentatorjohn hunt, and you can see that image of them together, and she was killed with her two daughters. they were also killed. they are louise hunt, she was 25 years old of the final victim was 25 years old of the final victim was hannah, who was aged 28. now, all three women were found suffering from injuries at a property in bushey last night, they died at the scene. this afternoon, police and forensic teams began to search an area at the lavender hill cemetery, which is not farfrom bushey, and witnesses report and invalids was in attendance before leaving. —— a ambulance. my colleague nicky

schiller what has been monitoring this at bushey all day. we have had the significant develin in the manhunt, police investing in this triple murder saying they have arrested —— significant development, police investigating this. that arrested -- significant development, police investigating this.— police investigating this. that is ri . ht, this police investigating this. that is right, this news _ police investigating this. that is right, this news coming - police investigating this. that is right, this news coming from i right, this news coming from hertfordshire police in the last few minutes that the 20—year—old suspect they have been hunting for has been captured in the enfield area. the suspect was known to live in the area. the police statement says that he is receiving medical treatment, having been found with injuries. the police don't say what those injuries are, although they do stress that no shots were fired. they also say at this stage, we believe the suspect was known to the victims. you have mentioned the three victims that were found in the property behind me, in this road here in the quiet suburban bushey mac last night at around 7pm in the evening. they were

the wife of the bbc racing commentatorjohn hunt, who is 61, and two daughters, louise and hannah. the police statement goes on to say that it was of course continuing to be incredibly difficult time for the victims family and we would ask their privacy is respected, as they come to terms with what has happened. we have heard an outpouring of condolences from the racing community tojohn hunt this afternoon. he worked for five live. if you have listened to five life that he commentates on things like the grand national and heidi dawson, the grand national and heidi dawson, the controller of 5live said in a e—mail to staff it was utterly devastating and we have heard other comments from other colleagues he has worked for, both in the bbc and also skysports news offering condolences tojohn. in the

statement, the detective inspector from the major crime unit says the investigation is moving at pace and formal identification of the victims is yet to take place. she does say the premature naming of potential victims has caused great upset to the family when they should have been given the space to come to terms with their sudden loss, becausejohn hunt works terms with their sudden loss, because john hunt works for the terms with their sudden loss, becausejohn hunt works for the bbc, i think that is one of the reasons why the names of the victims have come out a lot quicker then sometimes in cases like this happen. saying the investigation continues, we have seen those forensic tents that are up by the house and also officers throughout the afternoon have been here, also knocking on doors, talking to local residents, to see what they saw last night. we've spoken to a lot of them. some of them said they heard screams and shrieks at around 7pm in the evening. as i said that's when police came to this suburban street

in bushey and hertfordshire and that is where they found at that time three cyrille injured women. two air and -- air —— aircame, they —— air came, they were trying to save their lives but it was not possible. operations in bushey mac but also that operation in enfield, armed officers seen in the area throughout the day. they visited a property linked to the suspect and this afternoon we saw all that activity around that cemetery in the lavender hill area of enfield, a lot of police going in there, which is when those reports started surfacing that maybe they had found their suspect and then we have had that confirmation that he has. this police statement says, following extensive inquiries, the suspect has been located, and they say nobody

else is being sought in connection with the investigation at this time. the police also, as you will know, issued an appeal earlier on today, the chief inspector of hertfordshire police coming out and appealing to the public to come forward with any information that they had. obviously saying not to approach the suspect, who they say had a crossbow, but asking for people if they did have any information to come forward, and the police say they have had an overwhelming number of calls and they said he would like to express their gratitude to members of the public who have contacted us, they go on to say, though, we would still appealfor anyone with go on to say, though, we would still appeal for anyone with information or footage please contact police as this could affect the progress of the case. they have set up a special portal on the hertfordshire police website, where people can upload the video. you can see this is a suburban area and a lot of the properties may well have those video

door bells, and i'm sure that police will be looking to see if there is any of that footage, or indeed any cctv that can help them with their investigation, as they try to piece together what happened last night. we know that the suspect is now in custody, but of course that is just the start of the investigation into exactly what happened last night, windows three women were found seriously injured in the property here in bushey in hertfordshire. we've been talking to local people, and you can imagine they have been stunned by this. they say, things like this just don't happen in bushey mac, i , one counsellor telling us they have a bit of fly—tipping in the area and that is probably about it. we spoke to one of the local vickers, who said they will do what they can to comfort people, and i

know a lot of the local churches have opened up this evening and lit candles and member of the three women who died here, and also throughout the afternoon, you can see 80 behind me, there are some flowers below the actual sign to the property that is here in bushey and at one moment for young woman came along, they were visibly upset, they were holding hands, and left some flowers you can see down there —— four young women. another lady came along and she was visibly upset, leaving those flowers, we had a look at one of the messages that were left on the cards. it said, i wish none of this happened, i wish i could hug you all, tell you how much you meant to me, so one of the nose that was left on the flowers, obviously people in this area did know the hunt family of a john hunt of course, as we have said, a bbc racing commentator, but also we

understand that the two daughters did work, one of them locally, in the area, so people will know of them, and of course have been bringing flowers to express their condolences. but the news we have had in the last half an hour is that suspect, kyle clifford, who has been sought by police in connection with this triple murder investigation, has been captured. he was captured at a location in north london. police say that he is receiving medical treatment, having been found with injuries, but they say no shots were fired. they also say, at this time, they believe that the suspect was known to the three victims here at bushey in hertfordshire, but as i said, and you can see behind me, the police presence here remains and probably will for hours to come. they have been making sure that only

residents can get in and out of that near to the property where the three women were killed last night, but making news, again, we can confirm, the police confirming the 26—year—old suspect kyle clifford has been detained, it happened in enfield. we saw a lot of police activity in a cemetery area of enfield. they say he is being treated for injuries, they don't say what those injuries are. what they do say, that no shots were fired, and they say that they think the public for all of the help that they have given them in their investigation so far —— thank the public will but that investigation continues. they say it is an incredible difficult time, as we can all imagine for the victims families, and i think that is the one thing that i can report from here, that the people here are thinking tonight aboutjohn hunt and

his family, after his wife and two daughters were killed here last night. daughters were killed here last niuht. . ~' ,, daughters were killed here last niuht. . ~ i. daughters were killed here last niuht. . ~ . daughters were killed here last niuht. . . night. thank you so much, nicky schiller there, _ night. thank you so much, nicky schiller there, who _ night. thank you so much, nicky schiller there, who i _ night. thank you so much, nicky schiller there, who i spent - night. thank you so much, nicky schiller there, who i spent the i night. thank you so much, nicky l schiller there, who i spent the day amongst the community. absolute shock, obviously, amongst that community, but before we move on, i want to remind everybody of what we have been hearing, anybodyjoining us now, just to bring you up to date, that the man who was wanted in connection with that triple murder in bushey has been traced to a location in north london. there was as we know an extensive search for kyle clifford, 26—year—old kyle clifford, he was finally found in the enfield area by officers this afternoon, he is now in custody, and he is receiving medical treatment, having been found with injuries, but that statement from detective inspectorjustine jenkins from the bedfordshire camber chair and hertfordshire major crime unit says that no shots were fired by police,

distressing that no shots were fired by police —— just stressing. the images we are watching are now live of the cemetery, where kyle clifford was found. my colleague paul hawkins is there right now, and just as we digest this breaking news that this man has been found, she is now in custody, he was found in that cemetery behind you, paul. let me 'ust cive cemetery behind you, paul. let me just give you _ cemetery behind you, paul. let me just give you those _ cemetery behind you, paul. let me just give you those exact _ cemetery behind you, paul. let me just give you those exact words - cemetery behind you, paul. let me | just give you those exact words from the major— just give you those exact words from the major crime unit. it says, following _ the major crime unit. it says, following an extensive search, kyle clifford _ following an extensive search, kyle clifford was found in the enfield area by— clifford was found in the enfield area by officers this afternoon, receiving — area by officers this afternoon, receiving medical treatment, area by officers this afternoon, receiving medicaltreatment, having receiving medical treatment, having been receiving medicaltreatment, having been found with injuries. no shots were _ been found with injuries. no shots were fired — been found with injuries. no shots were fired by police and at this sloge — were fired by police and at this sloge we — were fired by police and at this stage we believe the suspect was known _ stage we believe the suspect was known to — stage we believe the suspect was known to the victims. so there was a huge _ known to the victims. so there was a huge police — known to the victims. so there was a huge police presence here earlier,

there _ huge police presence here earlier, there were — huge police presence here earlier, there were heavily armed officers and specialist search teams entering the cemetery behind me, a number of police _ the cemetery behind me, a number of police vehicles around, there still a couple — police vehicles around, there still a couple of— police vehicles around, there still a couple of police officers actually posted _ a couple of police officers actually posted on — a couple of police officers actually posted on the gate just behind me, so the _ posted on the gate just behind me, so the investigation is ongoing but they are _ so the investigation is ongoing but they are saying they have kyle clifford. — they are saying they have kyle clifford, 26—year—old of a former british— clifford, 26—year—old of a former british soldier, a suspect was wanted — british soldier, a suspect was wanted in _ british soldier, a suspect was wanted in connection with that horrific— wanted in connection with that horrific attack in bushey, which is only about — horrific attack in bushey, which is only about 45 minute away from here, and we _ only about 45 minute away from here, and we are _ only about 45 minute away from here, and we are now mostly for hours on from _ and we are now mostly for hours on from when — and we are now mostly for hours on from when police were first called to that _ from when police were first called to that address in bushey, attending the scene _ to that address in bushey, attending the scene where those three women were found, carol hunt, 61 years old, _ were found, carol hunt, 61 years old. and — were found, carol hunt, 61 years old. and her— were found, carol hunt, 61 years old, and her two daughters, were found, carol hunt, 61 years old, and hertwo daughters, hannah hunt and _ old, and hertwo daughters, hannah hunt and louise hunt, 28 years old and 25—year—old respectively, the family— and 25—year—old respectively, the family of— and 25—year—old respectively, the family of the british horse racing commentatorjohn hunt, who will be known _ commentatorjohn hunt, who will be known to— commentatorjohn hunt, who will be known to many. commentatorjohn hunt, who will be known to many-— known to many. paul, thank you so much, known to many. paul, thank you so much. paul— known to many. paul, thank you so much, paul hawkins _ known to many. paul, thank you so much, paul hawkins there - known to many. paul, thank you so much, paul hawkins there at - known to many. paul, thank you so i much, paul hawkins there at lafferty hill —— lavender hill seven terry, where we know that, now, this man

who was wanted in that triple killing, has been found, he is in police custody. we are continuing to monitor this developing story, but the most important thing is that the statement from the police says that the family needs to have privacy given the tragic experience of the hunt family. we will pause here but continue with this. let's bring you up—to—date with the sports news. here is sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. the waiting's nearly over — england will aim to reach their second successive european championship final when they take on the netherlands injust under an hour and a half. but the dutch and their fans are promising to be a realforce in dortmund this evening.

elsewhere, it's jimmy anderson's farewell test, but it's debutant gus atkinson who grabs the headlines with seven wickets against west indies on day one at lord's. good evening from here at wimbledon. on day ten, i will have the latest. elena rybakina, the 2022 winner, his back into the semifinals after beating elina svitolina in straight sets. hello and welcome along to the programme. against slovakia, we thought it was all over, the swiss took england all the way to penalties. so what do we have in store tonight? england prepare to make history

against the netherlands, in the semi—finals of the european championship. at stake, a place in a first major final away from home soil. gareth southgate's side came so close to glory three years ago, losing on penalties in the final of the euros at wembley to italy, so tonight, a chance to go one step closer to redemption. undoubtedly, though, it will be their toughest test yet, against a strong dutch side in dortmund. our sports editor dan roan is there for us. as you can see and probably here, the atmosphere is very much building here at head of what promises to be a blockbuster match between england and the netherlands. the last time these two sides met in a major tournament, it was the euros of 1996, went terry venables and glenside produced one of the national team's most memorable and impressive ever displays when they won 4—1. how gareth southgate would love a similar performance here this evening. if his site are able to do it, they will be breaking new ground, achieving what no other men's england site is ever managed in the past, because they will become the first to win a semifinal at a major tournament overseas.

early in beckons, of course, and we now know if england to manage it here this evening, they will be playing spain in the final on sunday. it will not be easy. as you can hear the dutch enjoying incredible support. we can show you some pictures of the estimate of 100,000 dutch fans who have made the shortjourney from 100,000 dutch fans who have made the short journey from the 100,000 dutch fans who have made the shortjourney from the george ford are here to dortmund, going on there nontraditional matchday march from the city centre to the stadium —— their now traditional. the authorities largely say it has been trouble—free. there have been a few incidents. we understand five fans have sustained minor injuries, there have sustained minor injuries, there have been reports of some england supporters being set upon, but given the number the fans in the city so far, i think the authorities will be happy with the security operation here, but it does guarantee a wonderful atmosphere, and of course after such a slow start to the tournament went only two weeks ago southgate was jeered by some of the

england supporters, it is incredible, isn't it, that here they are able to make history? they have shown great resolve, going to go behind in their two knockout matches, moments of individual brilliance as well from the likes of jude bellingham and bukayo saka, and now they have to take on the likes of van dijk and cody gakpo, premier league experience throughout this dutch side, and progress to the final on sunday. dan roan, our sports editor, there. well, for the fans, they've not had the best time watching on — many felt they limped through the groups, yet still came top. and the heroics ofjude bellingham saved their skin against slovakia, before penalties were needed to get past switzerland. a win's a win, though, and those in germany still believe they could go all the way. we are expecting a good game. like, this is probably england's toughest test. we this is probably england's toughest test. ~ ., , . this is probably england's toughest test. ., , . and this is probably england's toughest test-— and can i this is probably england's toughest| test._ and can do test. we are optimistic. and can do it. test. we are optimistic. and can do it- hopefully _ test. we are optimistic. and can do it- hopefully no _ test. we are optimistic. and can do it. hopefully no penalties, - test. we are optimistic. and can do it. hopefully no penalties, though! | it. hopefully no penalties, though! encland it. hopefully no penalties, though! england are _ it. hopefully no penalties, though! england are going _ it. hopefully no penalties, though! england are going to _ it. hopefully no penalties, though! england are going to win _ it. hopefully no penalties, though! england are going to win 2-1! - it. hopefully no penalties, though! england are going to win 2-1! andl it. hopefully no penalties, though! l england are going to win 2-1! and 50 sanish!

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commentator: bukayo sa ka commentator: bukayo saka has been the brightest spot for much of the tournament! but in this sport, played in glorious technicolor, some reduce it to black—and—white. when bukayo saka missed in the 2020 shoot—out he was attacked because of the colour of his skin. fast forward three years... the colour of his skin. fast forward three years- - -_ the colour of his skin. fast forward three years. . ._ i - the colour of his skin. fast forward three years. . ._ i saw. three years... saka scores! i saw lots of lenglet _ three years... saka scores! i saw lots of lenglet on _ three years... saka scores! i saw lots of lenglet on saturday. - three years... saka scores! i saw lots of lenglet on saturday. the | lots of lenglet on saturday. the return _ lots of lenglet on saturday. the return redemption was used for saka a lot, _ return redemption was used for saka a lot, and _ return redemption was used for saka a lot, and i_ return redemption was used for saka a lot, and i was thinking, anyone who knows— a lot, and i was thinking, anyone who knows this young lad who had that awful — who knows this young lad who had that awful experience in the last euros. _ that awful experience in the last euros, will have seen his own neck he's actually — euros, will have seen his own neck he's actually been one of the best players _ he's actually been one of the best players throughout european competition, and the squad now, they are massive _ competition, and the squad now, they are massive role models to the communities, and beyond, but they are also— communities, and beyond, but they are also taking on the issue of racism — are also taking on the issue of racism they meet in front on. if you want to see — racism they meet in front on. if you want to see saka's _ racism they meet in front on. if you want to see saka's legacy, - racism they meet in front on. if you want to see saka's legacy, look - racism they meet in front on. if you want to see saka's legacy, look in l want to see saka's legacy, look in the shadow of wembleygreat arch,

where at green for high school emerged one his talented pupils. his name is something i hear every day. on monday— name is something i hear every day. on monday they _ name is something i hear every day. on monday they were _ name is something i hear every day. on monday they were cheering - name is something i hear every day. on monday they were cheering his . on monday they were cheering his name _ on monday they were cheering his name as— on monday they were cheering his name as they— on monday they were cheering his name as they came _ on monday they were cheering his name as they came past _ on monday they were cheering his name as they came past me. - on monday they were cheering his name as they came past me. we i on monday they were cheering his - name as they came past me. we have -ot name as they came past me. we have got things— name as they came past me. we have got things like — name as they came past me. we have got things like this _ name as they came past me. we have got things like this like _ name as they came past me. we have got things like this like we _ name as they came past me. we have got things like this like we can- got things like this like we can see now _ got things like this like we can see now we _ got things like this like we can see now we have _ got things like this like we can see now. we have got— got things like this like we can see now. we have got signed - got things like this like we can see now. we have got signed shirts. got things like this like we can see now. we have got signed shirts of| now. we have got signed shirts of him _ now. we have got signed shirts of him yeah, — now. we have got signed shirts of him yeah, we— now. we have got signed shirts of him. yeah, we sing— now. we have got signed shirts of him. yeah, we sing about - now. we have got signed shirts of him. yeah, we sing about him - now. we have got signed shirts of him. yeah, we sing about him a l now. we have got signed shirts of. him. yeah, we sing about him a lot. his name— him. yeah, we sing about him a lot. his name is— him. yeah, we sing about him a lot. his name is sundo— him. yeah, we sing about him a lot. his name is sundo more _ him. yeah, we sing about him a lot. his name is sundo more loudly- him. yeah, we sing about him a lot. his name is sundo more loudly than| his name is sundo more loudly than in the england dressing owning the moment —— song no more loudly. i just think use the most humble guy i have ever— just think use the most humble guy i have ever met, the most likeable person _ have ever met, the most likeable person i— have ever met, the most likeable person. i was extreme he have ever met, the most likeable person. iwas extreme he happy have ever met, the most likeable person. i was extreme he happy for him the _ person. i was extreme he happy for him the other night with the penalty _ him the other night with the penalty. after what he has been true and stuff _ penalty. after what he has been true and stuff. that was a real proud and happy _ and stuff. that was a real proud and happy moment, i think for everyone, to see _ happy moment, i think for everyone, to see that, — happy moment, i think for everyone, to see that, and like i said, everyone _ to see that, and like i said, everyone just loves him, don't they? be under— everyone just loves him, don't they? be under no — everyone just loves him, don't they? be under no illusions, though — football and suppose it fandom can be fickle. saka and his team—mates will continue to tread a tight rope

they don't choose to walk on. but this is an england united, and england who will face every challenge on the front foot. ben croucher, bbc news. great piece. that is it from me for the moment. but when we come back, the latest from jimmy anderson and the test at lords. and also lovely some team news. but now let's head to wimbledon, where we've had more quarterfinals taking place. chetan pathak has all the details. over to you. thank you, gavin. time is shorter for — over to you. thank you, gavin. time is shorter for us, _ over to you. thank you, gavin. time is shorter for us, so _ over to you. thank you, gavin. time is shorter for us, so let _ over to you. thank you, gavin. time is shorter for us, so let me - over to you. thank you, gavin. time is shorter for us, so let me get - over to you. thank you, gavin. time is shorter for us, so let me get to i is shorter for us, so let me get to this as quickly as i can, detent of the championships. the women's and men's draw is complete. it started with the women's quarterfinals and i can tell you elena rybakina is a semifinal is once again. the champion in 2022 has looked so good during the tournament, seeing off ukraine's elina svitolina, india and in straight sets. it was pretty

comfortable, the highest c left now in the women's draw, through she goes to the left four where she will play barbara krejcikova, who beat anotherformer play barbara krejcikova, who beat another former champion injolene another former champion in jolene ostapenko. krejcikova another former champion injolene ostapenko. krejcikova had all the answers. it was much tighter in the second. credit to krejcikova. she is coached by the 1998 champion. hoping to repeat the story, she will play rybakina in the semifinalist. two more semifinalists as well as the last ten minutes, in a five set thriller on court one, lorenzo musetti of the italian, has put out the american taylor fritz, fritz beat musetti at the stage two years ago, the 22—year—old getting thejob done this time. it looked like he

had all the memento once he lost at first set, musetti, credit to fritz for taking the italian to a decider, but it is musetti through to his first grand slam semifinal, and you know who is cause problems for the past? —— who yazz cause problems for? novak djokovic. novak djokovic, today, he has had the pleasure of playing with his children on the practice courts, and that is because djokovic's quarterfinal against alex de minaur was cancelled because he had to withdraw from the champion ships with a hip injury. djokovic got to rest all day. he will come back on friday. the sun has been shining, i can tell you gordon reed and lucy out of the weed chills singers, —— wheelchair singles, and lucy out of the weed chills singers, —— wheelchairsingles, but alfie hewett, at the third time of asking, seeking that singles title, the only major has yet to win, he has got thejob the only major has yet to win, he

has got the job done today against been bertram. ben bartra was only 18 years old, he has idolised alfie his whole life, many more chances to go far here, but it is alfie through to the quarterfinals as he tries to win the quarterfinals as he tries to win the title for the first time. last up the title for the first time. last up on centre court, a mixed doubles court. at least we have had play on the outside courts today because the rain has stayed away! yes it has indeed. . ., ., the first day of england's first test against west indies started with a celebration ofjimmy anderson's career, with the veteran fast bowler making his final test appearance. but it was another paceman — gus atkinson — on his debut who stole the headlines. he took seven wickets as west indies were bowled out forjust 121. england are well placed to build a big first innings lead. we can cross live to lord's now and join our sports correspondentjoe wilson. this was all aboutjimmy, meant to be, today, but gus atkinson, what a

debut for him today! seven wickets! absolutely, sport is always moving and atkinson is a selection looking to the future. james anderson told us he did not want any fuss, he knew there would be fuzz. there was a montage on the big screen of his biggest moments. he looked up and saw the most important people, his family. was his daughters who rang the bell to start the day and in effect i guess to end his career. james anderson did open the bowling, but it was cut out —— got atkinson the dominant bowler. real accuracy of helpful conditions against a very experienced west indies team who have had very little match practice in england conditions. 121 all out sadly, we could have expected. did james anderson make a contribution? he came into dismiss jayden seales lbw. crowd enjoyed that. they also

enjoyed what they saw of england's reply, batting in the now modern tradition. zak crawley in particular, when he is at the crease, the scoreboard will be moving. 76 from 89 balls, his contribution for the view was dismissed, gavin, a lovely ball from jayden seales to get rid of him, so in glenn close, three down, but 68 runs a head. west indies to have a decent bowling attack, but when you're dismissed for 121, in the first innings, it is a long way back. it first innings, it is a long way back. , . ., first innings, it is a long way back. , . back. it is indeed. joe wilson, . reat back. it is indeed. joe wilson, treat to back. it is indeed. joe wilson, great to speak _ back. it is indeed. joe wilson, great to speak to _ back. it is indeed. joe wilson, great to speak to you. - back. it is indeed. joe wilson, great to speak to you. thanks | back. it is indeed. joe wilson, i great to speak to you. thanks for that. let's get back to the england football match, semifinal of the european championships. england have made one change from the quarterfinal win. made one change from the quarterfinalwin. marc made one change from the quarterfinal win. marc guehi is back in for ezri konsa. there is the team on your screen. saka and trippier the wingbacks as per the previous match, with declan rice and kobe may new, centre midfield, as it was before —— kobbie mainoo. the

netherlands, pretty much the same match from their match with turkey. still the same 4—3—3 formation. a dangerous team upfront for them. let's go to the live pictures now of the stadium in dortmund, best of luck to both teams. that is it from us, we will see you soon. it's 7pm in london. i'm nicky schiller who live in bushey. police say 26—year—old kyle clifford was found in the enfield

area after a massive manhunt. the three women killed our carol hunt, wife ofjon hunt, and two of their daughters, hannah and louise. i'm cash them whittier and -- i'm —— i'm kasia madera. he will have talks with president biden later. excited is building is england also coming up on the world today — england take on the netherlands let's bring you up—to—date with the breaking story that broke within the past hour. the suspect in the crossville —— crossbow attack in which three women were killed have been found. detectives said 26—year—old kyle clifford was

located in the infield area.