�*as �* as well. we begin with a developing story in gaza, where the hamas—run health ministry says the number of people killed in an israeli air strike near the southern city of khan younis has risen to at least 71, with almost 300 injured. the attack happened in the masawi area of the city. these pictures show the moment of the blast. an israeli official said the strike targeted the head of hamas�*s military wing, mohammed deif, in an area where, he said, there were "only hamas terrorists and no civilians". the israeli military had designated this area a safe zone, urging palestinians to seek shelter there. an eyewitness described the scene to the bbc, saying it was like an earthquake. doctors at a nearby field hospital are reported to be struggling to cope with scores of casualties. let's hearfrom a displaced civilian

who witnessed the attack. translation: we were sitting - in the tent nothing was happening. suddenly a rocket fell over us. children were in pieces. god is sufficient for us and he is the best guardian of our affairs. look at us, world, have some feeling! let's speak to our correspondent nick beake injerusalem. gaza nick beake in jerusalem. gaza nick beake injerusalem. official said this was a designated gaza official said this was a designated humanitarianism, israeli officials say it was an open area where there were only hamas terrorists. any clarity over which it is? i terrorists. any clarity over which it is? ., terrorists. any clarity over which it is? . , , ., ., it is? i have been listening to an israeli military _ it is? i have been listening to an israeli military official— it is? i have been listening to an israeli military official in - it is? i have been listening to an israeli military official in the - israeli military official in the past 20 minutes. they were asked repeatedly about this. was it a designated safe soma families could expect to be safe? the official did not directly answer the question although he was asked a number of

times. what he did say was that these hamas leaders had, in his words, cynically set up a compound in what was a civilian area and they bear responsibility for what might happen, inserting themselves into a place where there were lots of families. within that there is an acknowledgement this was a civilian area. i think we can certainly say that. the idf have been saying this was an opportunity to take out the head of hamas's military wing and say they took out precision strike, there were guards surrounding mohammad ahsan —— mohamed diomande this was very accurate intelligence was gathered. the reports of 71 people being killed, we have seen the footage of the aftermath, he said, the military officialfrom

israel, that he was unable to say how many people were killed in this strike. ~ ., ., ., ~ ., ., strike. what more do we know about the erson strike. what more do we know about the person that _ strike. what more do we know about the person that israel _ strike. what more do we know about the person that israel have _ the person that israel have confirmed the strike was targeting? we don't know whether he is alive or dead or severely injured. we might get more information in the coming hours. he has been high prize by the israelis for many years, there have been attempt to kill him. according to israeli officials he and others are responsible for hundreds of attacks on israelis, civilians and military personnel and he was someone that they have been looking for an opportunity to take out. this opportunity centred itself to be any took the opportunity. there will be questions about whether they succeeded in their mission. at what cost? we have seen previously the israelis have said they had been

high—profile high—priced targets that they have killed. they have been lots of people also killed including as we have seen time and again, women and children. the israelis very forceful in what they are saying behind the scenes here that they carried it out in a precise way but the images we are seeing and condemnation from hamas saying this is completely unacceptable and it completely undermines the ongoing conversations and negotiations to bring about a ceasefire hostage release deal. this is a very bloody day and we will get more detail as it goes on. we is a very bloody day and we will get more detail as it goes on.— more detail as it goes on. we are also hearing _ more detail as it goes on. we are also hearing reports— more detail as it goes on. we are also hearing reports of— more detail as it goes on. we are also hearing reports of an - more detail as it goes on. we are also hearing reports of an attack| more detail as it goes on. we are l also hearing reports of an attack on also hearing reports of an attack on a prayer hall at a gaza camp. i appreciate it is onlyjust coming through to us in the past few minutes. i wonder if there is any information on that? this

minutes. i wonder if there is any information on that?— information on that? this is an illustration _ information on that? this is an illustration the _ information on that? this is an illustration the military - information on that? this is an . illustration the military campaigns continue. we are getting more reports of people killed, there is footage emerging as of yet unconfirmed. we will hear from the israelis in terms of what they were doing in that particular location. in terms of gaza city, the biggest city in the gaza strip. particularly for a 48—hour period after which the civilian defence forces, civilian teams, some of the hamas run health ministry said at least 60 bodies had been collected. as a result of this intense fighting. civilians being killed, caught in the middle of this operation. israel said their operation. israel said their operation continues and this aim of destroying hamas, which benjamin set out very soon after october seven,

is to be continued and accomplished. thank you. the family of the three women killed in a uk crossbow attack has released a statement. carol hunt, who was 61, and her daughters hannah hunt, 28, and louise hunt, 25, died at their home in bushey, hertfordshire, on tuesday evening. the murder sparked a man hunt that ended with the arrest of kyle clifford, who's suspected of three counts of murder. the statement reads... let's speak to our news

correspondent louisa pilbeam. louise, heartbreaking message from the family. going through unimaginable pain? inaudible this was a shocking incident and it is the first time we have heard from the hunt family. from john hunt and his daughter amy. a reminder that this attack happened on tuesday evening. it sparked a huge manhunt for the suspect and at a house in bushey, carol who 61, the mother of her two daughters, louise and hannah, they were found dead in their home. a shocking and unimaginable attack and this statement really does say how devastated the family are. as they say, they cannot even put into words their devastation and have spoken of

their devastation and have spoken of their grief. they have also spoken of the fact that they feel the kindness and support from the public and people who have been going to the home and local church to give that support and warm wishes. they have said this has provided great comfort to us and we are very grateful. kyle clifford, 26, has been arrested. he has been arrested on three counts of murder. he is in police custody, he is in hospital at the moment. this was such a shocking incident the uk prime minister said he will be looking into the law governing crossbows at are suspected crossbow was used in the attack. thank you. a man has been arrested on suspicion of murder following the discovery of human remains in two suitcases at the clifton suspension bridge in bristol. the 34—year—old was detained by avon and somerset armed officers in the early hours of this morning, in bristol.

police say the remains, found both in the luggage and in a flat in shepherd's bush in west london belong to two men. it was in the early hours of the morning that a manhunt came to an end. a hunt which is lasted more than two days and focused on west london and also bristol. officers arrested the 34—year—old man. at bristol temple meads station. armed officers were involved in the detention. that case also began back on wednesday evening. that is when a member of the public called the police to say a man was acting suspiciously on clifton suspension bridge. officers say they arrived at the scene within ten minutes but by that stage the man had gone and they discovered the remains of two men. the police brought them here to

shepherd's bush and in a flat in the area behind me, police discovered further human remains, thought to belong to the same men. throughout the day investigations have been continuing here. we have seen forensic officers coming and going from where the remains were found. a short time ago officers extended because i believe they are beginning to search brains behind me. police have been speaking to members of the local community here, people who live in the flats would tell me they feel a sense of shock, that they don't feel safe. officers are trying to provide a sense of reassurance to local community and want to check and make sure there is no vital information the public have yet to hear about about what happened here. this has been a very distressing case. police described the arrest as a significant development. they are making preparations to bring the

suspect from bristol here to london for questioning. now it's time for a look at today's sport. there will be our new name on the women's singles all england club board. they are just under way. let's go to our report alive. what is happening?— let's go to our report alive. what is happening? first game has been and the italian _ is happening? first game has been and the italian jasmine _ is happening? first game has been and the italian jasmine paoli - is happening? first game has been and the italianjasmine paoli knee, j and the italianjasmine paoli knee, the first italian in a woman's final has been broken in her opening service. the czech player that is a great start for her. both players playing in then first wimbledon final. forthe playing in then first wimbledon final. for the seventh consecutive year we will have a new name on that venus rosewater dish. for krejcikova

this is an emotional match, she was coached who died in 2017. she has won the french open singles title. she was not sure she would ever get back to this level again. she finds herself up againstjasmine back to this level again. she finds herself up against jasmine paoli knee a story of the final six weeks ago had a bit of luck en route to this particularfinal ago had a bit of luck en route to this particular final but they the longest women's semifinal we have ever seen against donna vekic in three sets and for her, only five foot three she has all the weapons to cause problems. particularly because of a low centre of gravity, if you can get krejcikova moving she has a good chance but she has found herself losing the opening game. krejcikova 30 live up at the moment. well positioned at the start of this. we'll keep you updated.

the all blacks maintain their record of not losing at impact since 1994. there was so much talk about their record at eden park, no defeat in 30 years but at one point in the second half when england led the england fans in the great stadium dared to dream they could be making real sporting history. in the end it was a case of what might have been. the all blacks struck first going down the blindside. perfect cross kick was not to level the scores and after ingram hung in there superbly they finished to half really strongly. plucking at an excellent cross kick to give england a one point lead at the break. the second half england bossed it after the interval, had opportunities but the

momentum swung in the all black direction and new zealand scored 11 to close out the game and series even though england will ruin opportunity through a mall which could have led to a draw. and to pick up where they left off and close of these tight games. their next game is in november at twickenham against the all blacks. wales lost to australia in melbourne. the hosts got off to the perfect start finishing a length of the field try to help the wallabies 23-14. the field try to help the wallabies 23—14. second try saw australia close the game out. a series victory. the british cyclist mounting bike champion tom peacock is to withdraw due to covid—19. the 24 who writes does not feature in

stage 14, he is the third competitor to withdraw with covid symptoms. he will defend his olympic title in paris. the race had covered ten days before the race. krejcikova is all trouble for the italian so far, more on the website. staying with sport let's talk about the euros — bbcjournalist sergi forcada is in barcelona. england has had a difficult tournament arguably but seem confident as they look ahead to face

the spanish. spain had a strong showing in the tournament eliminating france. one of the keen public heroes as lamine yamal, the youngest purchase gonna turn in history but it's expected to be close contest. our reporters are in berlin and barcelona. fans are already arriving in berlin, how is momentum building? it is terrific. thousands of _ momentum building? it is terrific. thousands of england _ momentum building? it is terrific. thousands of england and - momentum building? it is terrific. j thousands of england and spanish fans we have seen over the past 24 hours here in the capital have been pouring into the city getting here however they can. many thousands trying to get tickets. many will be without tickets but wanting to be here to witness and enjoy the historic final if england managed to

do it upsetting the odds against spain who are favourites because england have never won a final, never been in a major championship final on foreign shores. this is one of the main transport hubs where a lot of fans will come in from the brandenburg airport outside the city. england fans are incredibly confident. we have heard them in the bars but spain, they have been the standout side from the moment they opened the campaign here against croatia with 3-0 with 3—0 when, almost a month ago. people sat up and took notice. the only team who have won every one of their games. six in a row, no side has done that in the european championship before. later this evening both teams will be arriving. both managers and we will hear theirfinal

arriving. both managers and we will hear their final thoughts before the finals tomorrow.— finals tomorrow. england fans sinuain finals tomorrow. england fans singing already. _ finals tomorrow. england fans singing already. it's _ finals tomorrow. england fans singing already. it's go - finals tomorrow. england fans singing already. it's go to - singing already. it's go to barcelona. how confident are the spanish fans?— spanish fans? they are quite confident. _ spanish fans? they are quite confident. very _ spanish fans? they are quite confident. very hopeful- spanish fans? they are quite confident. very hopeful they | spanish fans? they are quite - confident. very hopeful they can beat england. they say they already -ot beat england. they say they already got rid _ beat england. they say they already got rid of _ beat england. they say they already got rid of the host nation, germany. at half— got rid of the host nation, germany. at half unlike france and even the previous— at half unlike france and even the previous winner, they are hopeful they can — previous winner, they are hopeful they can make this happen tomorrow. it they can make this happen tomorrow. it has _ they can make this happen tomorrow. it has been _ they can make this happen tomorrow. it has been quiet here but i can assure — it has been quiet here but i can assure you _ it has been quiet here but i can assure you this will turn into one of the _ assure you this will turn into one of the biggest watching parties, looking — of the biggest watching parties, looking at not only what the national _ looking at not only what the national team does but barcelona players _ national team does but barcelona players. there are four in the nationai— players. there are four in the national squad and lots of eyes on lamine _ national squad and lots of eyes on lamine yamal, the 16—year—old, 17 today. _ lamine yamal, the 16—year—old, 17 today. who — lamine yamal, the 16—year—old, 17 today, who can break another record. the youngest player in the

competition, youngest to score, and may he _ competition, youngest to score, and may he the — competition, youngest to score, and may be the youngest winner ever. quietly— may be the youngest winner ever. quietly confident, thank you both. let's speak to our reporters travelling with four england fans trying to get to germany. somewhere near dunkirk. is that where you are and are you on schedule to make it on time? dream that we are, we have just stopped for lunch. we had lengthyjourney just stopped for lunch. we had lengthy journey from just stopped for lunch. we had lengthyjourney from south london, starting and lengthy “ourney from south london, startin: . , lengthy “ourney from south london, startin. ., _ starting and by the time we reached folkestone we _ starting and by the time we reached folkestone we hit _ starting and by the time we reached folkestone we hit all _ starting and by the time we reached folkestone we hit all kinds - starting and by the time we reached folkestone we hit all kinds of - folkestone we hit all kinds of delays — folkestone we hit all kinds of delays it _ folkestone we hit all kinds of delays. it was— folkestone we hit all kinds of delays. it was a _ folkestone we hit all kinds of delays. it was a very - folkestone we hit all kinds of delays. it was a very smoothl delays. it was a very smooth journey, _ delays. it was a very smooth journey, many— delays. it was a very smooth journey, many queues - delays. it was a very smooth| journey, many queues down. delays. it was a very smooth - journey, many queues down. we took the journey— journey, many queues down. we took the journey on — journey, many queues down. we took the journey on the _ journey, many queues down. we took the journey on the train, _ journey, many queues down. we took the journey on the train, staff- journey, many queues down. we took the journey on the train, staff said - the journey on the train, staff said the journey on the train, staff said the reason — the journey on the train, staff said the reason for _ the journey on the train, staff said the reason for the _ the journey on the train, staff said the reason for the delay— the journey on the train, staff said the reason for the delay on - the journey on the train, staff said the reason for the delay on the - the reason for the delay on the eurotunnei— the reason for the delay on the eurotunnel was— the reason for the delay on the eurotunnel was a _ the reason for the delay on the eurotunnel was a french - the reason for the delay on the . eurotunnel was a french passport controt _ eurotunnel was a french passport controt they— eurotunnel was a french passport control. they say— eurotunnel was a french passport control. they say they _ eurotunnel was a french passport control. they say they have -

control. they say they have introduced _ control. they say they have introduced a _ control. they say they have introduced a new _ control. they say they have introduced a new system i control. they say they have - introduced a new system which was delaying _ introduced a new system which was delaying passengers _ introduced a new system which was delaying passengers crossing - introduced a new system which was delaying passengers crossing into l delaying passengers crossing into the french— delaying passengers crossing into the french border— delaying passengers crossing into the french border checks. - delaying passengers crossing into the french border checks. the - delaying passengers crossing into - the french border checks. the delays were up— the french border checks. the delays were up to _ the french border checks. the delays were up to an— the french border checks. the delays were up to an hour, _ the french border checks. the delays were up to an hour, we _ the french border checks. the delays were up to an hour, we were - the french border checks. the delays were up to an hour, we were delayed about— were up to an hour, we were delayed about 90 _ were up to an hour, we were delayed about 90 minutes. _ were up to an hour, we were delayed about 90 minutes. staff _ were up to an hour, we were delayed about 90 minutes. staff told - were up to an hour, we were delayed about 90 minutes. staff told us - were up to an hour, we were delayed about 90 minutes. staff told us alsol about 90 minutes. staff told us also they are _ about 90 minutes. staff told us also they are laying — about 90 minutes. staff told us also they are laying on _ about 90 minutes. staff told us also they are laying on excess _ about 90 minutes. staff told us also they are laying on excess services. i they are laying on excess services. there _ they are laying on excess services. there has— they are laying on excess services. there has been— they are laying on excess services. there has been a _ they are laying on excess services. there has been a phenomenal- they are laying on excess services. - there has been a phenomenal demand since england — there has been a phenomenal demand since england qualified. _ there has been a phenomenal demand since england qualified. they- there has been a phenomenal demand since england qualified. they expect. since england qualified. they expect everybody— since england qualified. they expect everybody to — since england qualified. they expect everybody to turn _ since england qualified. they expect everybody to turn up _ since england qualified. they expect everybody to turn up who _ since england qualified. they expect everybody to turn up who has - since england qualified. they expectl everybody to turn up who has booked and they— everybody to turn up who has booked and they say— everybody to turn up who has booked and they say you _ everybody to turn up who has booked and they say you should _ everybody to turn up who has booked and they say you should absolutely. and they say you should absolutely not attempt — and they say you should absolutely not attempt to _ and they say you should absolutely not attempt to try _ and they say you should absolutely not attempt to try to _ and they say you should absolutely not attempt to try to travel- and they say you should absolutely not attempt to try to travel via - not attempt to try to travel via eurotunnet _ not attempt to try to travel via eurotunnel. we _ not attempt to try to travel via eurotunnel. we have - not attempt to try to travel via eurotunnel. we have been. not attempt to try to travel via eurotunnel. we have been onl not attempt to try to travel via i eurotunnel. we have been on the not attempt to try to travel via - eurotunnel. we have been on the road for half-an-hour _ eurotunnel. we have been on the road for half—an—hour. it _ eurotunnel. we have been on the road for half—an—hour. it is— eurotunnel. we have been on the road for half—an—hour. it is a _ eurotunnel. we have been on the road for half—an—hour. it is a long - for half—an—hour. it is along journey— for half—an—hour. it is along journey by— for half—an—hour. it is along journey by car _ for half—an—hour. it is along journey by car. we _ for half—an—hour. it is along journey by car. we will- for half—an—hour. it is a long - journey by car. we will hopefully arrive _ journey by car. we will hopefully arrive first — journey by car. we will hopefully arrive first of _ journey by car. we will hopefully arrive first of all _ journey by car. we will hopefully arrive first of all in _ journey by car. we will hopefully arrive first of all in belgium - journey by car. we will hopefully arrive first of all in belgium then the netherlands. _ arrive first of all in belgium then the netherlands. we _ arrive first of all in belgium then the netherlands. we will- arrive first of all in belgium then the netherlands. we will stay. arrive first of all in belgium then the netherlands. we will stay in| the netherlands. we will stay in rurai— the netherlands. we will stay in rural germany— the netherlands. we will stay in rural germany and _ the netherlands. we will stay in rural germany and it _ the netherlands. we will stay in rural germany and it will - the netherlands. we will stay in rural germany and it will be - the netherlands. we will stay in rural germany and it will be on. the netherlands. we will stay in. rural germany and it will be on to berlin _ rural germany and it will be on to berlin we — rural germany and it will be on to berlin we are _ rural germany and it will be on to berlin. we are lucky— rural germany and it will be on to berlin. we are lucky we - rural germany and it will be on to berlin. we are lucky we have - rural germany and it will be on to - berlin. we are lucky we have managed to get— berlin. we are lucky we have managed to get tickets — berlin. we are lucky we have managed to get tickets in — berlin. we are lucky we have managed to get tickets in advance _ berlin. we are lucky we have managed to get tickets in advance but _ berlin. we are lucky we have managed to get tickets in advance but many - to get tickets in advance but many people _ to get tickets in advance but many people we — to get tickets in advance but many people we spoke _ to get tickets in advance but many people we spoke to _ to get tickets in advance but many people we spoke to have - to get tickets in advance but many people we spoke to have not - to get tickets in advance but many people we spoke to have not got l people we spoke to have not got

tickets — people we spoke to have not got tickets. german— people we spoke to have not got tickets. german media - people we spoke to have not got tickets. german media reporterl people we spoke to have not got. tickets. german media reporter is people we spoke to have not got - tickets. german media reporter is an allocation _ tickets. german media reporter is an allocation of — tickets. german media reporter is an allocation of 11,002 _ tickets. german media reporter is an allocation of 11,002 english - tickets. german media reporter is an allocation of 11,002 english fans, - allocation of 11,002 english fans, 11,000 _ allocation of 11,002 english fans, 11,000 spanish _ allocation of 11,002 english fans, 11,000 spanish fans, _ allocation of 11,002 english fans, 11,000 spanish fans, but - allocation of 11,002 english fans, i 11,000 spanish fans, but apparently england _ 11,000 spanish fans, but apparently england fans — 11,000 spanish fans, but apparently england fans have _ 11,000 spanish fans, but apparently england fans have got— 11,000 spanish fans, but apparently england fans have got around - 11,000 spanish fans, but apparently l england fans have got around 50,000 tickets— england fans have got around 50,000 tickets between— england fans have got around 50,000 tickets between them. _ england fans have got around 50,000 tickets between them. that _ england fans have got around 50,000 tickets between them. that tells - england fans have got around 50,000 tickets between them. that tells you i tickets between them. that tells you one thing _ tickets between them. that tells you one thing is— tickets between them. that tells you one thing is they— tickets between them. that tells you one thing is they are _ tickets between them. that tells you one thing is they are incredibly - one thing is they are incredibly determined _ one thing is they are incredibly determined to _ one thing is they are incredibly determined to get _ one thing is they are incredibly determined to get their- one thing is they are incredibly determined to get their handsl one thing is they are incredibly . determined to get their hands on tickets _ determined to get their hands on tickets three _ determined to get their hands on tickets. three of— determined to get their hands on tickets. three of those _ determined to get their hands on tickets. three of those with - determined to get their hands on tickets. three of those with me l determined to get their hands on. tickets. three of those with me have also managed — tickets. three of those with me have also managed to— tickets. three of those with me have also managed to get _ tickets. three of those with me have also managed to get a _ tickets. three of those with me have also managed to get a hands- tickets. three of those with me have also managed to get a hands on- also managed to get a hands on tickets— also managed to get a hands on tickets with _ also managed to get a hands on tickets with me. _ also managed to get a hands on tickets with me. this _ also managed to get a hands on tickets with me.— also managed to get a hands on tickets with me. this car is trying to net us tickets with me. this car is trying to get us to _ tickets with me. this car is trying to get us to move. _ tickets with me. this car is trying to get us to move. we _ tickets with me. this car is trying to get us to move. we are - tickets with me. this car is trying l to get us to move. we are actually in a parking _ to get us to move. we are actually in a parking bay — to get us to move. we are actually in a parking bay here. _ to get us to move. we are actually in a parking bay here. how- to get us to move. we are actually in a parking bay here. how excited are you _ in a parking bay here. how excited are you to — in a parking bay here. how excited are you to be — in a parking bay here. how excited are you to be going _ in a parking bay here. how excited are you to be going to— in a parking bay here. how excited are you to be going to berlin? - in a parking bay here. how excited are you to be going to berlin? 1. are you to be going to berlin? cannot remember being more are you to be going to berlin?�*_ cannot remember being more excited even despite the delays. i don't care _ even despite the delays. idon't care how— even despite the delays. i don't care how long we have a queue, i can't _ care how long we have a queue, i can't wait — care how long we have a queue, i can't wait to _ care how long we have a queue, i can't wait to see jude bellingham. we cannot— can't wait to see jude bellingham. we cannot wait to see our boy play in germany — we cannot wait to see our boy play in germany. did we cannot wait to see our boy play in germany-— in germany. did you think this day would come _ in germany. did you think this day would come when _ in germany. did you think this day would come when you _ in germany. did you think this day would come when you see - in germany. did you think this day| would come when you see england in germany. did you think this day i would come when you see england in the final— would come when you see england in the final and — would come when you see england in the final and you _ would come when you see england in the final and you would _ would come when you see england in the final and you would see - would come when you see england in

the final and you would see it? - the final and you would see it? three — the final and you would see it? three years _ the final and you would see it? three years ago, _ the final and you would see it? three years ago, i _ the final and you would see it? three years ago, i was - the final and you would see it? three years ago, i was there i the final and you would see it? . three years ago, i was there when the final and you would see it? - three years ago, i was there when we lost. three years ago, i was there when we lost second — three years ago, i was there when we lost. second time lucky. how confident— lost. second time lucky. how confident are _ lost. second time lucky. how confident are you _ lost. second time lucky. how confident are you will- lost. second time lucky. how confident are you will be - lost. second time lucky. how confident are you will be get there? i am confident are you will be get there? lam confident— confident are you will be get there? i am confident about _ confident are you will be get there? i am confident about getting - confident are you will be get there? i am confident about getting there, | i am confident about getting there, less confident about the result. how will thin . s less confident about the result. how will things play _ less confident about the result. how will things play out? they _ less confident about the result. how will things play out? they are - less confident about the result. how will things play out? they are two i will things play out? they are two winners on _ will things play out? they are two winners on the _ will things play out? they are two winners on the right _ will things play out? they are two winners on the right and - will things play out? they are two winners on the right and left - will things play out? they are two winners on the right and left will. winners on the right and left will be dangerous. that will be key. if we can _ be dangerous. that will be key. if we can stop them playing down the win- we can stop them playing down the wing we _ we can stop them playing down the wing we have a chance but there is a chance. _ wing we have a chance but there is a chance. we — wing we have a chance but there is a chance, we have the la liga player of the _ chance, we have the la liga player of the year. — chance, we have the la liga player of the year, primarily player of the year. _ of the year, primarily player of the year. harry— of the year, primarily player of the year, harry kane, top scorer in the bundesliga — year, harry kane, top scorer in the bundesliga. it is a defence i would worry— bundesliga. it is a defence i would worry about. bundesliga. it is a defence i would worry about-— bundesliga. it is a defence i would worry about. how confident are you encland worry about. how confident are you england are — worry about. how confident are you england are going _ worry about. how confident are you england are going to _ worry about. how confident are you england are going to go _ worry about. how confident are you england are going to go all - worry about. how confident are you england are going to go all the - worry about. how confident are you | england are going to go all the way? confidence _ england are going to go all the way? confidence is — england are going to go all the way? confidence is tricky _ england are going to go all the way? confidence is tricky for _ england are going to go all the way? confidence is tricky for england - england are going to go all the way? confidence is tricky for england but i confidence is tricky for england but there might be something in the stars. bellingham's last—minute winner, the penalty winner and in the semifinal the ollie watkins shot. nothing is ever sure. there are a lot of things coming together. spain are a great team but we will

find out when it kicks off. that has been a turnaround _ find out when it kicks off. that has been a turnaround and _ find out when it kicks off. that has been a turnaround and attitude - find out when it kicks off. that has been a turnaround and attitude to| been a turnaround and attitude to gareth— been a turnaround and attitude to gareth southgate. _ been a turnaround and attitude to gareth southgate. what - been a turnaround and attitude to gareth southgate. what is - been a turnaround and attitude to gareth southgate. what is the - gareth southgate. what is the atmosphere _ gareth southgate. what is the atmosphere overall? - gareth southgate. what is the atmosphere overall?— gareth southgate. what is the atmosphere overall? there is a lot of caution- — atmosphere overall? there is a lot of caution. early _ atmosphere overall? there is a lot of caution. early on, _ atmosphere overall? there is a lot of caution. early on, his _ atmosphere overall? there is a lot of caution. early on, his ardent - of caution. early on, his ardent supporters would side has been tricky. it has not been the best football but that last—minute winner, he has put the squad together and all the way through, from 2018 until now, the players are playing for him. we are confident with penalty shoot—out. we used to be terrified at the end of extra time. not so much a problem. that late goalfrom watkins. time. not so much a problem. that late goal from watkins. southgate has matured as a coach. spot on, the same against slovakia. angry supporters are a huge spectrum but people are rallying behind him. so they should, we are in the final. production? i they should, we are in the final. production?— production? i thick it will be ti . ht. production? i thick it will be tiht. a production? i thick it will be tight- a goal— production? i thick it will be

tight. a goal either - production? i thick it will be tight. a goal either way, - production? i thick it will be - tight. a goal either way, nobody would be surprised if we go to extra time. ., :: ., ., would be surprised if we go to extra time. ., ii ., ., ., time. you said 4-0 earlier. for now. he will score? _ time. you said 4-0 earlier. for now. he will score? jude _ time. you said 4-0 earlier. for now. he will score? jude bellingham, - he will score? jude bellingham, hat-trick. england _ he will score? jude bellingham, hat-trick. england fans - he will score? jude bellingham, hat-trick. england fans very - hat-trick. england fans very confident — hat-trick. england fans very confident of _ hat-trick. england fans very confident of bringing - hat-trick. england fans very confident of bringing home | hat-trick. england fans very i confident of bringing home the trophy — confident of bringing home the trophy. kick— confident of bringing home the trophy. kick off— confident of bringing home the trophy. kick off tomorrow- confident of bringing home the| trophy. kick off tomorrow night confident of bringing home the i trophy. kick off tomorrow night in the olympic— trophy. kick off tomorrow night in the olympic stallion _ trophy. kick off tomorrow night in the olympic stallion which - trophy. kick off tomorrow night in the olympic stallion which hosts i the olympic stallion which hosts tens of— the olympic stallion which hosts tens of thousands. _ the olympic stallion which hosts tens of thousands. i’m“ - the olympic stallion which hosts tens of thousands.— the olympic stallion which hosts tens of thousands. i'm glad they were more _ tens of thousands. i'm glad they were more alert _ tens of thousands. i'm glad they were more alert to _ tens of thousands. i'm glad they were more alert to the - tens of thousands. i'm glad they were more alert to the car- tens of thousands. i'm glad they were more alert to the car than l tens of thousands. i'm glad they i were more alert to the car than you, pay more attention when you are driving and speaking to us! fortunately i am designated navigator— fortunately i am designated navigator so _ fortunately i am designated navigator so i— fortunately i am designated navigator so i will— fortunately i am designated navigator so i will not - fortunately i am designated navigator so i will not be i fortunately i am designated - navigator so i will not be requiring that _ navigator so i will not be requiring that it _ navigator so i will not be requiring that it is — navigator so i will not be requiring that it is a — navigator so i will not be requiring that it is a bit _ navigator so i will not be requiring that. it is a bit dicey, _ navigator so i will not be requiring that. it is a bit dicey, i— navigator so i will not be requiring that. it is a bit dicey, i thought- that. it is a bit dicey, i thought it was— that. it is a bit dicey, i thought it was the _ that. it is a bit dicey, i thought it was the safest _ that. it is a bit dicey, i thought it was the safest spot - that. it is a bit dicey, i thought it was the safest spot in - that. it is a bit dicey, i thought it was the safest spot in the i that. it is a bit dicey, i thought- it was the safest spot in the house. which _ it was the safest spot in the house. which way— it was the safest spot in the house. which way mr— it was the safest spot in the house. which way mr navigator? _ it was the safest spot in the house. which way mr navigator? we - it was the safest spot in the house. which way mr navigator?— it was the safest spot in the house. which way mr navigator? we are going north. which way mr navigator? we are going north- towards — which way mr navigator? we are going north. towards belgium _ which way mr navigator? we are going north. towards belgium first. - which way mr navigator? we are going north. towards belgium first. then i north. towards belgium first. then the netherlands, _ north. towards belgium first. then the netherlands, i— north. towards belgium first. then the netherlands, i think. _ north. towards belgium first. then the netherlands, ithink. and i north. towards belgium first. then the netherlands, ithink. and then| the netherlands, ithink. and then into germany _ the netherlands, i think. and then into germany-— the netherlands, i think. and then into germany. when can we speak to ou next?

into germany. when can we speak to you next? whenever _ into germany. when can we speak to you next? whenever you _ into germany. when can we speak to you next? whenever you like, - into germany. when can we speak to you next? whenever you like, we i into germany. when can we speak to| you next? whenever you like, we are here all afternoon, _ you next? whenever you like, we are here all afternoon, we _ you next? whenever you like, we are here all afternoon, we will— you next? whenever you like, we are here all afternoon, we will travel- here all afternoon, we will travel at least — here all afternoon, we will travel at least seven _ here all afternoon, we will travel at least seven hours _ here all afternoon, we will travel at least seven hours today. i here all afternoon, we will travel at least seven hours today. the. here all afternoon, we will travel. at least seven hours today. the sun will have _ at least seven hours today. the sun will have set — at least seven hours today. the sun will have set when _ at least seven hours today. the sun will have set when we _ at least seven hours today. the sun will have set when we reach - at least seven hours today. the sun will have set when we reach our- will have set when we reach our final— will have set when we reach our final destination. _ will have set when we reach our final destination.— final destination. drive safe and naviuate final destination. drive safe and navigate safe. _ final destination. drive safe and navigate safe. on _ final destination. drive safe and navigate safe. on the _ final destination. drive safe and navigate safe. on the way - final destination. drive safe and navigate safe. on the way to i final destination. drive safe and i navigate safe. on the way to watch the game. hello there. if you do see some sunshine this afternoon you can count yourself quite lucky because, for most of the uk, we've got extensive cloud in the skies and that's going nowhere very far, very fast. closest to an area of low pressure out in the north sea, the cloud thick enough for occasional patches of rain across parts of eastern england and eastern scotland. the best of the breaks in the cloud has been further west, for example in parts of cornwall. not looking bad at all in bude earlier today, with plenty of sunshine. through this afternoon across southern coastal counties from devon towards sussex, there will be some showers and one or two thunderstorms are possible here. temperatures up to 20

or so towards parts of cornwall, but otherwise it's a cool day, particularly so around some of these eastern areas of england, eastern scotland. 14 in aberdeen. the average at this time of the year is 18, so you can feel yourself short—changed once again in terms of the weather. during this evening and overnight, that area of low pressure remains very slow moving in the north sea. it will be bringing further pulses of rain to eastern scotland, eastern areas of england, maybe a few patches getting across the pennines at times, as well. temperatures, for the most part staying into double figures on account of all the cloud that will continue to be in the skies. sunday's forecast, then. the same area of low pressure continues to bring wet weather to parts of eastern england. the rain probably turning a bit patchier into aberdeenshire. we'll probably see some breaks in the cloud through the central belt of scotland, so a brighter day here, probably, with some sunshine. sunshine develops across parts of southern england, southern wales and probably some breaks in the cloud for northern ireland too. where we see thejuly sunshine, that will lift temperatures into the high teens to low 20s. it will feel quite pleasant. on into monday's forecast

and the next area of low pressure moves into the south—west. this will be bringing some heavier rain, maybe with a bit of thunder mixed in and perhaps some surface water flooding to watch out for. otherwise, actually, with a bit more sunshine breaking through the cloud across much of the uk, those temperatures will be lifting a little bit higher, so 21 degrees or so for glasgow, 22 for norwich and london. that should feel quite pleasant. but i'm not convinced this is the start of any prolonged drier spell of weather. it does look like it will be quite unsettled into the week. probably a drier end to the week with some sunshine, but i don't think that's going to last into the following week. bye for now.

live from london, this is bbc news. the hamas health ministry says at least 71 palestinians were killed in an israeli air strike in southern gaza. isreal describes all the debt as militants. a man is arrested on suspicion of murder in connection with human remains found in two suitcases on a bristol bridge. police have withdrawn an appeal for information about a colombian national. more body parts have

been found in london. bbc sports commentatorjohn hunt says he cannot put as devastation into words after his wife and two daughters were killed in an attack. kyle webster has been arrested on suspicion of murder. now on bbc news, it is time for the travel show. train horn blows. my name is francis bourgeois and i've taken on the challenge to travel from the southern coast of england... i have 5.4 million followers in total. it's been a pretty wackyjourney. train horn blows. as the uk prepares to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the world's first passenger railway, i've decided to only

use trains made here.