the 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. he is receiving medical treatment. no shots were fired by police. the identities have been confirmed. they were carol hunt and two of their daughters, 25—year—old louise and the final victim, 28—year—old hannah. all three died at the scene. police began to search an area at the lavender hill cemetery. let's cross live two to nicky schiller.

yes, it was 2a hours ago where police were called to this area in hertfordshire. police entered the property and found three women seriously injured. paramedics were called. two air ambulances landed. unfortunately, they were unable to save the lives of three women. a triple murder investigation was under way. throughout the day, there has been an extensive hunt for the suspect, 26—year—old kyle clifford. police say he was known to the victims, and in the last hour or so, we have heard news that he has been detained. he was found in location in north london following an extensive search. throughout the day, police have been searching both here in bushey, but also in enfield

in north london, because that is where the suspect lived. this morning, there armed police who entered a property linked to the suspect. this afternoon, there is a lot of activity around a cemetery and a park area. then we have a confirmation that he had been found. the police statement says he's receiving medical treatment having been found with injuries, but they do say that no shots were fired. they believe this will suspect was known to the victims. we learn the names of the victims because they are related to the bbc racing commentatorjon hunt. if you've ever listened to bc radio 5 live, it is likely you will have heard jon hunt's voice. the three women killed were his wife, 61—year—old carol,

and two of their daughters, louise and two of their daughters, louise and hannah. louise is 25 and hannah is 28. police say this remains an incredibly difficult time for the family. they say that the victims would like their privacy to be respected as they come to terms with what has happened. not only them, but the community here in bushey. it is a very quiet community area. you can probably see behind me flowers have been left below the sign for ashlyn close. we've seen people laying flowers, and one of the first bunches, a woman was in tears. later in the afternoon, a group of four young women turned up holding hands, they also laid those flowers there. the police say the investigation is

now moving at a pace, although formal i discipline you —— identification is yet to take place. we've seen a big court and lifted up in a private ambulance went into the cul—de—sac. police, as they say, no formal identification having taken place, but we have seen those forensic teams around the house. we put those —— they put those tents up and police have been in the close all afternoon. they've been talking to local residents to get a sense of what they saw and heard if anything last night. the police made that appeal to the public to come forward with any information they had about the suspect while that manhunt was going on. they said not to approach him because they believed he still has a crossbow. police believe a crossbow was used in this attack and

that he could have other weapons. he was eventually found in the enfield area, and i can cross now to my colleague paul hawkins. what is the latest from where you are?— where you are? there is still a olice where you are? there is still a police operation _ where you are? there is still a police operation ongoing - where you are? there is still a police operation ongoing at. where you are? there is still a - police operation ongoing at lavender hill cemetery, where we believe kyle clifford was taken in by police earlier today. clifford was taken in by police earliertoday. it's clifford was taken in by police earlier today. it's been widely reported that he was taken away on a stretcher, and probably suffered a number of injuries earlier today. around about four o'clock, there was a huge police present. there were police carrying a heavy machine guns and balaclavas, entering the cemetery. there was a police than here as well, and about an hour and

half later, others got into the van and drove off. there are police officers on the interests of the cemetery and the public public are not allowed in. continuing to gather evidence as the police mastication is ongoing. you mentioned earlier today while the manhunt was under way, in the early hours of this morning, a house we believe is in connected with the suspect, was attended by officers. one woman said it was around ten in the morning. "i had just done school run and saw around six armed police officers and around six armed police officers and a police dog. a woman was let out of the house but wasn't handcuffed." this cemetery, very close to our house we know how is it a link to kyle clifford. the investigation is ongoing. the police are still asking

for members of the public to come forward with information and footage that may assist them.— that may assist them. paul, as ou're that may assist them. paul, as you're speaking. _ that may assist them. paul, as you're speaking, there - that may assist them. paul, as you're speaking, there is - that may assist them. paul, as| you're speaking, there is police activity behind me. we believe this is the private ambulance that went in a little earlier that is leaving the close here. the cul—de—sac where, 2a hours ago, the attack happened here on the three women. paul, you are mentioning there's been a big police operation. locals in enfield i know, one of the schools kept their pupils in at one point. it must have been quite worrying for the locals living there in enfield. ~ ,,., , worrying for the locals living there in enfield. ~ , , ., . worrying for the locals living there in enfield. , ., . ., in enfield. absolutely. police have acknowledged _ in enfield. absolutely. police have acknowledged that _ in enfield. absolutely. police have acknowledged that in _ in enfield. absolutely. police have acknowledged that in their - in enfield. absolutely. police have i acknowledged that in their statement earlier today. they said this incident will of course be of concern to local residents, additional officers will be in the

area today, so please do speak to them. there is still a heightened police presence. the horrific nature of this attack, the number of victims, the weapon that was used — it is very rare in the uk. fewer than ten incidents between 2011— —— 2011 and 21 involving crossbows. this is why locals have been so horrified and why the police have felt there is a need for a heightened presence if only to reassure them.— heightened presence if only to reassure them. yes, absolutely, paul reassure them. yes, absolutely, paul, that _ reassure them. yes, absolutely, paul, that is _ reassure them. yes, absolutely, paul, that is the _ reassure them. yes, absolutely, paul, that is the same _ reassure them. yes, absolutely, paul, that is the same here - reassure them. yes, absolutely, paul, that is the same here in i paul, that is the same here in bushey. there is a heightened police presence and hartford �*s are police say that will continue, and i know a couple of the local churches have open up and had fathers burning.

we'rejoined by father open up and had fathers burning. we're joined by father david stevenson. it must be a sense of relief for the local community that the police have found the suspect. absolutely. it's the first stage of some _ absolutely. it's the first stage of some sort — absolutely. it's the first stage of some sort of closure being able to happen, _ some sort of closure being able to happen, and of course we know the community— happen, and of course we know the community is safe, so yes, very important _ community is safe, so yes, very important-— community is safe, so yes, very imortant. , , ., ., ., important. just give us an idea of the community — important. just give us an idea of the community here _ important. just give us an idea of the community here in _ important. just give us an idea of the community here in bushey i important. just give us an idea of| the community here in bushey for people who don't know this area. this is a lovely area just on the outskirts— this is a lovely area just on the outskirts of northwest london. watford — outskirts of northwest london. watford bushey is a great place to live. watford bushey is a great place to live it _ watford bushey is a great place to live it is — watford bushey is a great place to live. it is gentle, it is quiet. these — live. it is gentle, it is quiet. these types of things don't happen here _ these types of things don't happen here it's _ these types of things don't happen here. it's the last thing you would expect— here. it's the last thing you would expect when you wake up in the morning. — expect when you wake up in the morning, to find such a horrific and tragic— morning, to find such a horrific and tragic event — morning, to find such a horrific and tragic event happen. you morning, to find such a horrific and tragic event happen.— morning, to find such a horrific and tragic event happen. you say things like this don't _ tragic event happen. you say things like this don't happen _ tragic event happen. you say things like this don't happen here, - tragic event happen. you say things like this don't happen here, i - like this don't happen here, i assume you mean the impact is going

to be even more than say somewhere where crimes do happen.— where crimes do happen. absolutely, the st. where crimes do happen. absolutely, the st- james — where crimes do happen. absolutely, the st. james instinct _ where crimes do happen. absolutely, the st. james instinct all— where crimes do happen. absolutely, the st. james instinct all -- - where crimes do happen. absolutely, the st. james instinct all -- st. - the st. james instinct all —— st. paul's— the st. james instinct all —— st. paul's church are open at the moment _ paul's church are open at the moment. people are going in and out and lighting _ moment. people are going in and out and lighting candles, just taking in the news _ and lighting candles, just taking in the news of what happened. louise, for example, was a local dog groomer. _ for example, was a local dog groomer, and she was dearly loved by people _ groomer, and she was dearly loved by people in_ groomer, and she was dearly loved by people in this community. people 'ust people in this community. people just cannot believe they're on. we've — just cannot believe they're on. we've seen, and you can see behind, the flowers. i was struck byjust how upset the young women who brought flowers to lay at the scene were. i brought flowers to lay at the scene were. ~' ., brought flowers to lay at the scene were. ~ ., , ., , were. i think that shows the profound — were. i think that shows the profound grief _ were. i think that shows the profound grief that - were. i think that shows the profound grief that is - were. i think that shows the profound grief that is going | were. i think that shows the i profound grief that is going on in the community. we're here as the church— the community. we're here as the churchiust — the community. we're here as the churchjust to hold in support pepple. — churchjust to hold in support people, irrespective of faith or not _ people, irrespective of faith or not we're _ people, irrespective of faith or not. we're just there to provide a place _ not. we're just there to provide a place for— not. we're just there to provide a place for them, to be able to come and express—

place for them, to be able to come and express their grief, which is so important — and express their grief, which is so important for us to do. what can you sa to the important for us to do. what can you say to the locals _ important for us to do. what can you say to the locals to _ important for us to do. what can you say to the locals to try _ important for us to do. what can you say to the locals to try and _ important for us to do. what can you say to the locals to try and help - say to the locals to try and help them? i say to the locals to try and help them? ~' ., , say to the locals to try and help them? ~' .,, ,., ., them? i think the most important thin is them? i think the most important thing is not _ them? i think the most important thing is not to _ them? i think the most important thing is not to go _ them? i think the most important thing is not to go jumping - them? i think the most important thing is not to go jumping to - them? i think the most important thing is not to go jumping to any| thing is not to gojumping to any wild conclusions or conspiracy theories _ wild conclusions or conspiracy theories. the whole thing is is that mr hunt— theories. the whole thing is is that mr hunt has lost his wife and his daughters, family friends, family members — daughters, family friends, family members are grieving. we as a community— members are grieving. we as a community must get around and hold them, _ community must get around and hold them, let— community must get around and hold them, let the authorities do what they need — them, let the authorities do what they need to do. police will deal with what's needed to be done. media will report _ with what's needed to be done. media will report. but let us think of those — will report. but let us think of those who are grieving at this time. i suppose. — those who are grieving at this time. i suppose, we've been here today, as well as a lot of national media. but it is the long—term impact of the community of something like this. absolutely. i think back to when george — absolutely. i think back to when george michael died, and of course,

the parish _ george michael died, and of course, the parish church was open. many years— the parish church was open. many years later, — the parish church was open. many years later, there are still people who need — years later, there are still people who need to come and express their grief~ _ who need to come and express their grief~ i_ who need to come and express their grief~ ithink— who need to come and express their grief. i think that will continue. this— grief. i think that will continue. this family have suffered so much and this— this family have suffered so much and this is— this family have suffered so much and this is damage the community. do and this is damage the community. dy: you and this is damage the community. you think this and this is damage the community. up you think this will bring the community closer? absolutely, i think any disaster _ community closer? absolutely, i think any disaster will _ community closer? absolutely, i think any disaster will bring - community closer? absolutely, i think any disaster will bring a . think any disaster will bring a community together and it can only io community together and it can only go to— community together and it can only go to strengthen. this isjust such a sad _ go to strengthen. this isjust such a sad thing — go to strengthen. this isjust such a sad thing that something like this has to— a sad thing that something like this has to happen for community to find. father. _ has to happen for community to find. father, thank you very much for joining us here. i appreciate your time. as we mentioned, the victims were known to people here in bushey, but also, the wider community because they were the wife and daughters of the bbc racing commentatorjon hunt. if you have listened to bbc radio 5 live at any point in time when they've been doing racing coverage, whether it be

the grand national, jon hunt is one of the commentators that you will most likely have heard. a little earlier, the controller of radio 5 live, heidi dawson, sent an e—mail out to staff. this is what she said in her e—mail. i also have to say, it didn't only work for five live, but also life

sports. that's one of the things i picked on as well. everyone isjust thinking about him and his family after this tragedy. it is just horrific. the local mp also called it a horrific and tragic crime. that is the new mp. he also posted thoughts are with the friends and family. lots coming in. matt chapman posted, "it is impossible to come bring the pain. just know that we are all here for you, john. we love you, powell, and racing loves you." mike vince boasted that his heart bleeds, adding that the incident is simply shattering. sky sports racing

said the team was deeply saddened by the tragic death and the thoughts are with john the tragic death and the thoughts are withjohn hunt, his family and friends. the tributes coming in to john hunt and his family. the police said the investigation continues now that the suspect has been found. the forensic teams here in hertfordshire in bushey, trying to piece together exactly what happened on this quiet cul—de—sac. it's around this time yesterday evening, just around seven o'clock. this has led to the deaths of the three women that we've been talking to. back to you in the studio.

nicky schiller, paul, and your gas, thank you so much. very difficult day. the police are category lutely asking for the family's privacy to be respected as they come if you want to get i , let's bring you up to date with another story. a rather big story when it comes to football and on football fans. non—football fans. less than an hour to go before kick—off in dortmund, where england are playing the netherlands for a place in the final of euro 202a. live now to dortmund and my colleague christian fraser. we are having so much fun, even though we've had this torrential

downpour, but it's not dampening the spirits of the dutch fa ns fans who are here and there thousands. they have had a liquid lunch! all the dutch fans who don't have to get there. there is one england fan, jason. you're a minority of one, and why are you here? ~ , ., .,, minority of one, and why are you here? , ., .,, , minority of one, and why are you l here?_ laughter here? why not was my! laughter what are you _ here? why not was my! laughter what are you going _ here? why not was my! laughter what are you going to _ here? why not was my! laughter what are you going to do - here? why not was my! laughter what are you going to do if they i what are you going to do if they score? �* ., ., ., . ., , score? i'm going to go crazy when they score! _ score? i'm going to go crazy when they score! it's _ score? i'm going to go crazy when they score! it's been _ score? i'm going to go crazy when they score! it's been a _ score? i'm going to go crazy when they score! it's been a good i score? i'm going to go crazy when they score! it's been a good day? | they score! it's been a good day? the dutch have _ they score! it's been a good day? the dutch have been _ they score! it's been a good day? the dutch have been absolutely l the dutch have been absolutely amazing. even putting ourflag up for us. amazing. even putting our flag up for us. ., , ., amazing. even putting our flag up for us. ., ,, , amazing. even putting our flag up for us. . i. , ., for us. have you been here for the other games? _ for us. have you been here for the other games? i — for us. have you been here for the other games? i was _ for us. have you been here for the other games? i was in _ for us. have you been here for the other games? i was in dusseldorfl other games? i was in dusseldorf last weekend. _ other games? i was in dusseldorf last weekend. i _ other games? i was in dusseldorf last weekend. i had _ other games? i was in dusseldorf last weekend. i had a _ other games? i was in dusseldorf last weekend. i had a great i last weekend. i had a great experience there as well. i heard

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currently making their way to the stadium. let's go to brixham and speak tojoe and would. we've got the reverse situation here. it's all england fans and one dutch supporter. but the atmosphere stilljust but the atmosphere still just as good. i've been here for every single other game, and the atmosphere has been great. what you can feel is the sense of confidence. everyone i've spoken to thinks england can win ugly. it is the sort of thing that means turn on football. i'm going to grab someone quickly who i was speaking to a couple of days ago live on the air as england scored. you're back on air again. as england scored. you're back on airagain. what is as england scored. you're back on air again. what is your expectation today? i air again. what is your expectation toda ? ~ , ., ~ today? i think definitely take throu:h today? i think definitely take through to — today? i think definitely take through to the _ today? i think definitely take through to the final- today? i think definitely take through to the final now. it l

today? i think definitely take i through to the final now. it was literally an overnight sensation and a massive hit with my nephews. i think it will be able to make the final. ~ ., ., ., , final. we were live on air, as i was s-teakin final. we were live on air, as i was speaking to _ final. we were live on air, as i was speaking to her. — final. we were live on air, as i was speaking to her, she _ final. we were live on air, as i was speaking to her, she said - final. we were live on air, as i was speaking to her, she said england| speaking to her, she said england are rubbish and gareth southgate must be fired and thenjude bellingham scored. do you think we might have a similar moment? i don't think we can — might have a similar moment? i don't think we can recreate _ might have a similar moment? i don't think we can recreate the _ might have a similar moment? i don't think we can recreate the same i think we can recreate the same moment twice. i don't know if we can handle the stress again. i think it will be a 2—1 finish. handle the stress again. i think it will be a 2-1finish._ will be a 2-1 finish. let's hope our will be a 2-1 finish. let's hope your prediction _ will be a 2-1 finish. let's hope your prediction is _ will be a 2-1 finish. let's hope your prediction is a _ will be a 2-1 finish. let's hope your prediction is a lucky i will be a 2-1 finish. let's hope i your prediction is a lucky charm. there is just that since that england won't do it, but it's not always the way with england.

if we goi—o if we go 1—0 tonight, we go back to you immediately. let's go to sheffield and speak tojoe connelly. ——jim. hi there. the atmosphere is currently building. it went from being pretty quiet to now being pretty loud and noisy. we have bletchley plans over here. how are you feeling?— bletchley plans over here. how are ou feelin: ? ., , , ~ you feeling? nervous, but i think we will win. ithink— you feeling? nervous, but i think we will win. i think we're _ you feeling? nervous, but i think we will win. i think we're going - you feeling? nervous, but i think we will win. i think we're going to i will win. i think we're going to lose. you're _ will win. i think we're going to lose. you're not _ will win. i think we're going to lose. you're not not _ will win. i think we're going to lose. you're not not been i will win. i think we're going to lose. you're not not been to l will win. i think we're going to i lose. you're not not been to bring the atmosphere _ lose. you're not not been to bring the atmosphere down! _ lose. you're not not been to bring the atmosphere down! -- - lose. you're not not been to bring the atmosphere down! -- not i lose. you're not not been to bring i the atmosphere down! -- not meant the atmosphere down! —— not meant to. i the atmosphere down! -- not meant to. ~ �* , the atmosphere down! -- not meant to. ~' �* , ., the atmosphere down! -- not meant to. ~ �* , ., ., , to. i think it's going to be the eas . to. i think it's going to be the easy- i'm _ to. i think it's going to be the easy- i'm the _ to. i think it's going to be the easy. i'm the polar— to. i think it's going to be the easy. i'm the polar opposite. | to. i think it's going to be the i easy. i'm the polar opposite. where is the confidence _ easy. i'm the polar opposite. where is the confidence coming _ easy. i'm the polar opposite. where is the confidence coming from? i easy. i'm the polar opposite. where | is the confidence coming from? each time, we is the confidence coming from? each time. we got — is the confidence coming from? each time, we got better— is the confidence coming from? eétfl time, we got better and better, so i

time, we got better and better, sol think we kappen up. you are still ringing the atmosphere down! is there confidence here? is still ringing the atmosphere down! is there confidence here?- is there confidence here? is going to do it. i is there confidence here? is going to do it. | think _ is there confidence here? is going to do it. i think he _ is there confidence here? is going to do it. i think he could _ to do it. i think he could definitely _ to do it. i think he could definitely come - to do it. i think he could definitely come home. i l to do it. i think he could - definitely come home. i think it'll io definitely come home. i think it'll go to— definitely come home. i think it'll go to extra — definitely come home. i think it'll go to extra time. _ definitely come home. i think it'll go to extra time. we'll— definitely come home. i think it'll go to extra time. we'll pull- definitely come home. i think it'll go to extra time. we'll pull out . go to extra time. we'll pull out again — go to extra time. we'll pull out aaain. , �* ., ., , again. doesn't matter where it goes. we're going — again. doesn't matter where it goes. we're going to _ again. doesn't matter where it goes. we're going to win — again. doesn't matter where it goes. we're going to win in _ again. doesn't matter where it goes. we're going to win in nine _ again. doesn't matter where it goes. we're going to win in nine minutes i we're going to win in nine minutes extra time. the boys will bring it home. ., .,, , extra time. the boys will bring it home. ., , ., , , home. the atmosphere generally is - re home. the atmosphere generally is pretty positive _ home. the atmosphere generally is pretty positive except _ home. the atmosphere generally is pretty positive except for _ home. the atmosphere generally is pretty positive except for this - home. the atmosphere generally is pretty positive except for this guy l pretty positive except for this guy bringing the atmosphere down a little bit. generally, people are feeling confident. i'm not sure if thatis feeling confident. i'm not sure if that is the beer talking or not. jim,joe, thank you jim, joe, thank you very much. we are about half an hour away. just going to give you this fun fact. the

stadium, when the home games are on, it is 24,000 stadium, when the home games are on, it is 2a,000 capacity. it is a wall of yellow when the dortmund fans are in there. tonight, it's the dutch fans. i understand from local people thatis fans. i understand from local people that is certainly an advantage. let's just hope england that is certainly an advantage. let'sjust hope england can keep it out. back to you. absolutely no impartiality there, christian. we will be back with christian. we will be back with christian throughout. but we need to balance out some of those dutch fans with some england fans. all through the tournament, we've been checking in with england england superfans, the wall family from birmingham. we've invited ourselves back.

stephen, claire, hugo and florence. mum claire took their kids swimming one day, leaving dad stephen home alone. in that time, he decorated the entire front room with england shirts. hugo loves it, as a big football fan — florence, not so much. —— how much you like all those? i don't even like it a little bit. consistency _ don't even like it a little bit. consistency is _ don't even like it a little bit. consistency is always - don't even like it a little bit. consistency is always there. j consistency is always there. stephen, you've been giving us predictions. what do you reckon this time around? we predictions. what do you reckon this time around?— predictions. what do you reckon this time around? �* ., , ., wron: . .. predictions. what do you reckon this time around? �* ., , ., wronu... i predictions. what do you reckon this time around? �* ., , ., wronu... ithink predictions. what do you reckon this time around? �* ., , ., wronu... i think toniuht predictions. what do you reckon this time around? �* ., , ., wronu... i think toniuht is predictions. what do you reckon this time around? �* ., , ., wronu... ithink toniuht is auoin predictions. what do you reckon this time around? �* ., wronu... ithink toniuht is auoin to wrong... i think tonight is going to be quite cagey, but i think we will narrowly make it 1—0 and go to the final. it's going to come home and i'm so optimistic.— i'm so optimistic. listen, it's treat to i'm so optimistic. listen, it's great to hear— i'm so optimistic. listen, it's great to hear your _ i'm so optimistic. listen, it's great to hear your optimism | i'm so optimistic. listen, it's . great to hear your optimism and i'm so optimistic. listen, it's - great to hear your optimism and it's great to hear your optimism and it's great that you caveat that. you

added that we have been wrong every single time. hugo, you're the footballer in the family. how do you think england have been playing? i think england have been playing? i think england have been playing? i think they've been really good. except— think they've been really good. except for the first half, they were, — except for the first half, they were, like... they're going to get better_ were, like... they're going to get better by— were, like... they're going to get better by loads. were, like. .. they're going to get better by loads.— were, like... they're going to get better by loads. what about when it comes to the _ better by loads. what about when it comes to the penalties? _ better by loads. what about when it comes to the penalties? my - comes to the penalties? my goodness, last time, that was absolutely edge of your seat stuff, wasn't it?- of your seat stuff, wasn't it? yeah. ste - hen, of your seat stuff, wasn't it? yeah. stephen. you're — of your seat stuff, wasn't it? yeah. stephen, you're the _ of your seat stuff, wasn't it? yeah. stephen, you're the guy _ of your seat stuff, wasn't it? yeah. stephen, you're the guy that - of your seat stuff, wasn't it? yeah. stephen, you're the guy that talks | stephen, you're the guy that talks the tactics. are they playing all right? what i did —— what do you reckon? right? what i did -- what do you reckon? ., , ., reckon? for me, if somebody said to me before the _ reckon? for me, if somebody said to me before the tournament _ reckon? for me, if somebody said to me before the tournament it's - me before the tournament it's going to be very defensive but we're going

to be very defensive but we're going to win, i think southgate gets his naysayers. international football is not like that any more. all the lesser themes are stepping up to the mark. saturday proved to me what strength and commitment and teamwork and camaraderie between the squad, i was so pleased. saka was the best player on the field saturday. i think there's something about this team and they're going to go places, i really do. if team and they're going to go places, i reall do. i. team and they're going to go places, i reall do. ,, , team and they're going to go places, i reall do. i. , , i really do. if your husband is riaht, i really do. if your husband is right. claire. _ i really do. if your husband is right, claire, that _ i really do. if your husband is right, claire, that means - i really do. if your husband is| right, claire, that means your shorts are staying up. what do you say? shorts are staying up. what do you sa ? ,, ., shorts are staying up. what do you say? staying till sunday and i let it no. say? staying till sunday and i let it go- we're _ say? staying till sunday and i let it go. we're just _ say? staying till sunday and i let it go. we're just hopeful we - say? staying till sunday and i let it go. we're just hopeful we will| it go. we're just hopeful we will -et it go. we're just hopeful we will get to— it go. we're just hopeful we will get to the — it go. we're just hopeful we will get to the final. we've already made plans— get to the final. we've already made plans for— get to the final. we've already made plans for a _ get to the final. we've already made

plans for a big party. get to the final. we've already made plans fora big party. i'm get to the final. we've already made plans for a big party. i'm really looking — plans for a big party. i'm really looking forward to this one because i saw_ looking forward to this one because i saw holland and england in euro 1996. _ i saw holland and england in euro 1996. so— i saw holland and england in euro 1996, so i'm going 4—1 to england. that is_ 1996, so i'm going 4—1 to england. that is very— 1996, so i'm going 4—1 to england. that is very generous. we're going to check in with you guys after the game itself to see if you were right, but for the time being, claire, stephen, hugo and florence, thank you for letting us invite ourselves around. we'll talk to you after the game. ourselves around. we'll talk to you after the game-— ourselves around. we'll talk to you after the game. thank you so much. thank you. — after the game. thank you so much. thank you. by- _ after the game. thank you so much. thank you. by. by! _ after the game. thank you so much. thank you, by. by! absolutely - thank you, by. absolutely brilliant thank you, by. by! absolutely brilliant family. we are intruders in their home. uk prime minister the prime minister is due to have his first face to face have his first face to face meeting with us presidentjoe biden in the white house later. sir keir starmer travelled to washington overnight for a nato summit where it's been announced that the first f—16 fighter jets are being transferred to ukraine to help kyiv counter russia's control of the skies. our political editor chris mason

is travelling with the pm and he sent this report. landing on the world stage. sir keir starmer arrived here in washington, the campaign trail behind him, the red carpet in front. accompanied by his wife, victoria, a motorcade tojoin. ukraine on his mind, sleep to grab, people to meet. first up, the german chancellor, olaf scholz. grip and grin, this a few days to build personal relationships with the uk's closest allies. next stop, the senate — to meet senior us politicians, both democrat and republican. how might this town look next year after the us presidential election? prime minister, good morning. here's the man seeking reassurance, ukraine's president zelensky. how are you? nato wants its members to spend 2% of national income on defence. most, but not all, manage it. the uk exceeds it. the new government is promising to boost defence spending to 2.5%,

but not putting a time frame on it. prime minister, is president zelensky reassured that he's getting the help that he needs? i've just had a very good meeting with president zelensky, where i made it absolutely clear that as far as the uk is concerned, the change of government makes no difference to the support that we will provide, and to use our opportunity here with our allies to make sure that that support is agreed. and to reinforce — in a sense, as a message to putin — the resolve of nato — bigger now than it's ever been, more united than it's ever been, and absolutely clear—eyed about the threat of russian aggression. the uk will begin what's called a strategic defence review next week to work out what is needed for our security, and part of that will be about the money required too. but the review will take time. so, what, weeks or months?

no defence review, when it's grappling with such problems,