is sick it this kind of violence. it is sick it is sick — this kind of violence. it is sick it is sick it's_ this kind of violence. it is sick it is sick. it's one of the reasons why we have _ is sick. it's one of the reasons why we have to — is sick. it's one of the reasons why we have to unite this country. and there are just _ we have to unite this country. situc there are just four hours to go before england spaced pain in the euro final. hello. donald trump has survived an assassination attempt — at a rally in pennsylvania — he's now left hospital, he's posted another statement on social media. our love goes out to the other victims and their families. we pray for the recovery of those who were wounded. lets show you the moment

donald trump was shot. the fbi says the gunman — who was on a nearby roof — killed a spectator and wounded two others before being shot dead by snipers. and as you can see, security agents rushed to protect the former us president and hurried him off stage with blood on his face. in a social media post, mr trump said a bullet had pierced his ear. he is now in newjersey where he plans to spend the night at his private golf club. this image obtained by the entertainment news outlet tmz — shows the exact moment the shooter — who is lying on his stomach — lines up his shot from the roof. clearly questions about how we was able to do that without being stopped. the gunman was shot dead moments after this. and what you just heard there — was some of the reaction from the distressd crowd —

after he was killed — the fbi has identified 20—year—old thomas matthew crooks as the suspect in the attempted assassination. these pictures are from his graduatiom ceremony. we have also seen post pictures from his yearbook. our senior north america correspondent, gary o'donoghue, was outside the venue where donald trump's rally took place. this is his report. and you know, that is a little bit old, that chart�*s a couple of months old... it was just a few minutes into donald trump's speech when a volley of shots rang out. gunshots. get down, get down, get down! gunshots. the former president can be seen clutching at the right side of his head. after that, he hit the ground as the secret service pile on top of him. theirjob, to put their bodies between him and the shooter. there was a panic among the thousands of people inside the rally. many ran, many threw themselves into the ground.

donald trump was seen getting to his feet and raising a fist to his supporters, signs of blood at his right ear. cheering. we are just waiting to see if things have cleared, and as you can see, we are on the ground behind our car, which isn't ideal, but that is the shelter we have at the moment, and that is what we are trying to ascertain, what has happened? as people streamed out of the venue, they told us what they had seen. one man, a local business owner, described how he had noticed a man he believed to be the shooter climbing onto a low roof nearby holding a weapon. we noticed a guy crawling, bear crawling, up the roof of the building beside us.

50 feet away from us. so, we are seeing him there, and we are pointing, pointing at the guy pointing at the lap up the roof. and he had a gun, right? he had a rifle. a rifle? we could clearly see him with a rifle. absolutely. we're pointing at him, the police are down there running around on the ground, we are like: "hey, man, there is a guy on the roof with a rifle." and the police are like: "oh, what?" you know, like, they didn't know what was going on. shouting. what are you doing? i heard the shots. i thought it was firecrackers, to begin with. somebody over there was screaming: "he has been shot, he has been shot." so, i made my way over. i said: "i am an emergency department physician, can we help you?" the guy had spun around

and wasjammed between the benches. there is a helicopter coming in to get him. so, people there were really helpful... was only one person shot, that you saw? i did cpr, chest compression is as well a brief one. president trump was taken straight off to the local butler county hospital. shortly afterwards, he released a statement paying tribute to law enforcement, and expressing condolences for those killed and injured. the statement said: i was shot with a bullet that pierced the upper condemnations were swift. president biden had this to say. the idea that there is political violence and violence in america like this is just unheard—of, it is just not appropriate, and everybody must condemn it. everybody. the biden campaign is suspending its activities for the time being.

though, donald trump has indicated he plans to go to the republican national convention on monday as planned. in the meantime, investigations will continue. everyone is asking: how could an attempted political assassination be part of modern day america? gary o'donoghue, bbc news in butler pennsylvania. maloney trump. she says when i saw that bullet hit my husband... i'm grateful to the law enforcement officials who risked their lives to protect my husband. to the families

of those other victims of this heinous act i offer my sincerest sympathy. i recognise that an inhuman the core facets of my husbands human side were buried below a political machine. donald and i have been through the best of times and the worst of times. we were hearing about the president the former presidents condition. we're getting more details now about who thomas crooks was, let's he was 20 and from bethel park in pennsylvania, about 70km,

that's 43 miles from butler, the fbi says at the time of the shooting crooks had not been carrying id, the school district has confirmed in a statement he graduated in 2022 from bethel park high school, us media is reporting that he is also reported to have donated 15 dollars to liberal campaign group actblue in 2021. it's used as an online fundraising platform for democratic candidates the associated press news agency reports that law enforcement officials believe the weapon used to shoot at donald trump

nada tawfik is in milwaukee — where the republican national convention, starts on monday. she gave an update on trump's conditon ahead of the meet. ican i can tell you that the trump campaign has said he is in great spirits. he himself gave a statement that he was looking forward to giving an address to the nation here in milwaukee. we've heard some more details from the white house. they have characterised the phone call between president biden and former president donald trump as a good, short, respectful call. that comes after we have learned that president biden did get a further briefing from law enforcement, from homeland security along with vice president kamala harris. we do expect president bind to make a further

statement in about three years' time about this attempted a assassination. from here in milwaukee i can tell you people have been glued to the stream. —— screens. you can see wall—to—wall that moment being played across the american political shows. we have been hearing politicians speaking on those shows about the need to condemn those actions and political unity. we certainly have heard that they are assessing security outside and around the perimeter. everything in motion at the moment to ensure that this event to have security in

place. that this event to have security in lace. ~ �* that this event to have security in lace, . �* , ., , that this event to have security in lace. ~ �* , ., place. we're getting reports that bomb-making — place. we're getting reports that bomb-making materials - place. we're getting reports that bomb-making materials were i place. we're getting reports that. bomb-making materials were found bomb—making materials were found both in the vehicle and in the home of thomas matthew crooks. let's speak to rina shah, a political analyst and former senior aide to republican members of congress. a shocking moment there in the us. when you heard about this, take me through what you thought. when you are sa in: through what you thought. when you are saying that _ through what you thought. when you are saying that kind _ through what you thought. when you are saying that kind of _ through what you thought. when you are saying that kind of imagery, - through what you thought. when you are saying that kind of imagery, the l are saying that kind of imagery, the most immediate former president of the united states being shot, the pepping the united states being shot, the popping sounds even after donald

trump hit the ground and was protected by civil security service. i've been part of a group of operatives for the past four years that has been warning about the rhetoric that will lead to actual physical violence. and unfortunately that was not a fantasy but that was reality yesterday and i think i still remain very shook. i'm upset. i don't know how the country moves forward. and i think that uncertainty is breeding a great deal of anxiety in people across the aisle. ., ., .. , ., ., aisle. you will accept though that the rhetoric _ aisle. you will accept though that the rhetoric comes _ aisle. you will accept though that the rhetoric comes from - aisle. you will accept though that the rhetoric comes from both - aisle. you will accept though that i the rhetoric comes from both sides. we were talking only an hour ago to the former adviser to the clintons, and he went through the various coasts and images from the former president, making the point that

this has become central to what we have been seeing in us politics. and in his view largely driven by the former president.— in his view largely driven by the former president. where not even a full 24 hours _ former president. where not even a full 24 hours after _ former president. where not even a full 24 hours after what _ former president. where not even a full 24 hours after what happened i former president. where not even a| full 24 hours after what happened in butler. but i can safely say that the former president donald trump definitely kicked open the door to political violence and it increased under his tenure in the white house. so although he was kicked out of the white house in 2020 he has never left the podium. he still behaves in a presidential map manner, not in terms of decorum but acting like he is still in power. that he is the better leader thanjoe biden. but better leader than joe biden. but thatis better leader thanjoe biden. but that is what is on the ballot in november. the republicans will meet in milwaukee in chicago next month

the democrats will convene. regardless of which way you look at the situation is. it is a tough moment for all americans. what do you do? do you stay home or do you show up to for somebody. i'm not really sure how to talk pass this to my fellow americans. because we have never been here before as a nation. let me just never been here before as a nation. let mejust add, as never been here before as a nation. let me just add, as someone who has worked squarely in pod politics for just two decades now i could not have scripted it better, in the aftermath of trump being shot at, he emerged with his fist pumped in the air, looking angry and victorious, looking like they took me dad tried to take me down they didn't. that is trump projecting strength, strength, strength. that is really tough for the democrats to counter. yes we

were talking — the democrats to counter. yes we were talking about _ the democrats to counter. yes we were talking about the _ the democrats to counter. yes we were talking about the likelihood l were talking about the likelihood that all of this ends up getting politicised in the months ahead. it was interesting what you are saying as we were looking ahead to november. you still are struggling to work out the ramifications, the implications of what this needs for the next few months?— implications of what this needs for the next few months? biden and trump are both within — the next few months? biden and trump are both within three _ the next few months? biden and trump are both within three years _ the next few months? biden and trump are both within three years of— the next few months? biden and trump are both within three years of each - are both within three years of each other. they're both very old men. i don't mean to sound ageist here. but the average retirement age from coast to coach is between 61 and 67. we are talking about octogenarian who really should have passed the bat on. there have been calls for biden to drop out. but also trump should also be cold to drop out. both of these men really need to look at the next generation of leadership. 0ur look at the next generation of leadership. our nation faces many

great problems. and they require innovative new solutions that are rooted in some degree of experience with new ideas and experience of technology. neither trump or biden can exhibit that. younger americans are taking notice. this shooter is a 20—year—old shooter. there is no doubt that he was radicalised it doesn't matter if he was registered as a republican. the reality is that young people are growing extremely frustrated with what our system is offering them. and there is time for real change. this this weekend milwaukee is more consequential than ever before. . .. milwaukee is more consequential than ever before. . ,, , ., milwaukee is more consequential than ever before. ., ,, , ., ., milwaukee is more consequential than ever before. ., ,, ., ., ever before. thank you for 'oining us. we ever before. thank you for 'oining we wru— ever before. thank you for 'oining we win pwyfi ever before. thank you for 'oining us. we will play you * ever before. thank you for 'oining us. we will play you the h ever before. thank you forjoining us. we will play you the latest - us. we will play you the latest interviews and all of those questions being asked of the secret service in a minute or two. it's a

huge day in terms of sport. now it's time for a look at today's sport with tulsen tollett. good afternoon you join us as alcaraz is on the verge of winning the men's singles final. without further ado let's get over to wimbledon. irate further ado let's get over to wimbledon.— further ado let's get over to wimbledon. ~ �* .. wimbledon. we didn't think we were auoin to net wimbledon. we didn't think we were going to get here — wimbledon. we didn't think we were going to get here so _ wimbledon. we didn't think we were going to get here so it _ wimbledon. we didn't think we were going to get here so it quickly - wimbledon. we didn't think we were going to get here so it quickly did . going to get here so it quickly did we. carlos alcaraz has his second championship point. he put his umpire: , , . umpire: let, first service. into the — umpire: let, first service. into the net. _ umpire: let, first service. into the net. full- umpire: let, first service. into the net. full djokovicl umpire: let, first service. . into the net. full djokovic had umpire: let, first service. - into the net. full djokovic had his first had — into the net. full djokovic had his first had knee _ into the net. full djokovic had his

first had knee injury. _ into the net. full djokovic had his first had knee injury. how- into the net. full djokovic had his first had knee injury. how has - into the net. full djokovic had his| first had knee injury. how has this gone _ first had knee injury. how has this gone wrong — first had knee injury. how has this gone wrong for _ first had knee injury. how has this gone wrong for djokovic? - first had knee injury. how has this gone wrong for djokovic?- gone wrong for d'okovic? carlos alcaraz is a — gone wrong for djokovic? carlos alcaraz is a whole _ gone wrong for djokovic? carlos alcaraz is a whole other - gone wrong for djokovic? carlos alcaraz is a whole other tier - gone wrong for djokovic? carlos i alcaraz is a whole other tier above him. we have seen djokovic look frustrated at times. alcaraz has looked inconsistent at times in these championships. but has barely put a foot wrong. he has not been broken in this match at all. maybe just getting a little tight on his racket. he has a second serve here. he finds himself with a letter call. henman hill is holding their breath for this moment of alcatraz to wind a fourth grand slam for him. alcaraz

puts a big serve down. he has mist beforehand. we haven't got that moment yet. it feels like it is coming. he hasn't quite got there yet. it is deuce. the other big story today the euro final. england take on spain in the german capital. both sets of fans looking forward to the big occasion. spain are searching for a first euros championship since 2012.

england gareth southgate was asked weather it was fate that his england side got to the final in germany. i'm not a believer in fairy tales but i am a believer in dreams. we've had big dreams and we felt the need, and the importance of that. but then you have to make those things happen. state, the run that we've had, the late goals, that doesn't equate to us, it being our moment we have to make it happen. the equate to us, it being our moment we have to make it happen.— have to make it happen. the tour de france has — have to make it happen. the tour de france has just _ have to make it happen. the tour de france hasjust finished. _ have to make it happen. the tour de france hasjust finished. the - france hasjust finished. the penultimate women's golf major of

the year, i can tell you that novak djokovic has actually managed to break alcaraz. so it is now five all. two sets to love to alcaraz. thank you so much. let's have another listen to one of the key eyewitnesses. tim told our correspondent gary o'donoghue, that a man with a rifle was seen on a rooftop minutes before shots were fired. we noticed a guy crawling barefoot up we noticed a guy crawling barefoot up the roof. 50 feet away from us.

we're standing where pointing at the guy, crawling at the roof. he had a gun where pointing out in, the police are down there running around we saying there's a guy on the roof with a rifle. and the police didn't know what was going on. and we're saying right here on the roof, we him he's crawling. the next thing you know i'm thinking why is trump still speaking, why have they not pull him off the stage. i'm standing there pointing at him. secret service is looking at us. the next thing you know five shots rang out. you're certain that the shots came from that guy on the roof?- you're certain that the shots came from that guy on the roof? 100%. he was u-

from that guy on the roof? 10096. he was no there — from that guy on the roof? 10096. he was no there for— from that guy on the roof? 10096. he was up there for three _ from that guy on the roof? 10096. he was up there for three or— from that guy on the roof? 10096. he was up there for three or four - was up there for three or four minutes. was up there for three or four minutes-— was up there for three or four minutes. �* , ., ., minutes. and you are telling the secret service? _ minutes. and you are telling the secret service? yes _ minutes. and you are telling the secret service? yes we - minutes. and you are telling the secret service? yes we were - minutes. and you are telling the i secret service? yes we were telling the secret service _ secret service? yes we were telling the secret service they _ secret service? yes we were telling the secret service they were - secret service? yes we were telling | the secret service they were looking at is the whole time. with binoculars.— at is the whole time. with binoculars. ., , , at is the whole time. with binoculars. ., , . m binoculars. could they see him? are robabl binoculars. could they see him? are probably not- _ binoculars. could they see him? are probably not. because _ binoculars. could they see him? are probably not. because of— binoculars. could they see him? are probably not. because of the - binoculars. could they see him? are probably not. because of the way i binoculars. could they see him? are | probably not. because of the way the roof was. but why is there not secret service everywhere this is not a big place. shin secret service everywhere this is not a big place-— not a big place. an incredible eyewitness — not a big place. an incredible eyewitness there. _ not a big place. an incredible eyewitness there. so - not a big place. an incredible eyewitness there. so many i not a big place. an incredible - eyewitness there. so many questions swirling around. there's definitely a lot of questions about this. so the fbi are leading the investigation. that investigation involves not only the fbi, but primarily the secret service because the buck stops with them and also homeland security. but it's primarily the finger of blame here is pointing at the secret service. they've got a massive budget. they've got 7000 plus staff, uniformed and undercover agents, a lot of weaponry.

and you saw some of them there gathered around the president, some of them in military clothing as well. there are two strands to this investigation. the first is one, essentially, it's detective work of ticking off the boxes. who is the who was the shooter? well, he's already been identified, okay? he's been named. identified? they've been to his house. but you've got to do a lot of follow up to that. you've got to seize all his tech. they've got to look at his digital footprint. who is he in touch with? what websites was he looking at? was he a member of any organisation. was it an overseas organisation? if so, where did he purchase the weapon? was it licensed all of that stuff? then you've got the really awkward questions as to how did this lapse take place? who dropped the ball here? how did this guy bear crawl with what looks like an ar 15 assault rifle to within 130m of the former president and likely presidential hopeful? and you heard that witness, that one witness in gary's report.

there were warnings passed on to police. so all of those questions about why that wasn't then escalated front and centre. and there are so many questions swirling around already. the secret service have had to deny that a request for further enhanced security around donald trump was pushed back. yeah. the fbi have also denied that because these things have a very if they're untrue, they have a they can catch on like wildfire and let's you know, let's not kid ourselves. this is going to be quite politicised. we are four months away from debatably one of the most important presidential elections in recent us history. america is sharply divided. this is going to play into it one way or another. so there is the risk that this event could be politicised. there will be some people who will have all sorts of conspiracy theories, which is why it's really important that the investigation comes up with the answers to those questions. who was this guy? what was his motive? did he have anybody helping him?

what spurred him to do this and why wasn't it stopped? frank gardner talking to me a short while ago. hello there! so far thisjuly, there are quite a few places that have already seen well over the july average rainfall, and those places are particularly found across southern and eastern england and the north east of aberdeenshire. leading the rainfall. league of misery is loftus, where we've already had well over double the july average rainfall, even though the facts 0n on sunday we did happen to see

temperatures around ten or 11 degrees overnight. into monday morning will start to see the next letter area of low pressure from the south—west. this is going to bring heavy bouts of rain overnight into tuesday as well. the first signs of the rain arriving across south—west england and turning heavy here with the chance of rumbles of thunder and some localised flooding before the rain extends into the midlands north of that it's a largely dry day with some pleasant scales of warm sunshine. top temperatures reaching the low 20s. three monday night we got more rain to come extending its way north with eastwards across england and wales with the rain across eastern areas reluctant to move away, and this is the part of the uk that has seen the most rainfall this month. again scotland and northern ireland not faring too badly on tuesday although there will

be some heavy showers. parts of north—east england where the sunshine comes out the temperatures will reach the low 20s. and then something within hoping to see for a while and area of high pressure moves in for wednesday. you can pencil in a decent day most areas will be bright with some lovely sunshine. and it will feel warm in the sunshine. with temperatures reaching 24 degrees in london. 24 is average for this time of year. but it will feel very pleasant this year. before we start to see the weather patterns return to wire the more six unsettled weather picture with rain or showers back below average for the time of year.

this is bbc news, the headlines: donald trump has survived an assassination attempt while speaking

at a rally in pensylvania. the former us president says a bullet ripped through his ear but suffered no serious injuries. he's now left hospital and posted on social media 'we will fear not, but instead remain defiant in the face of wickedness.�* the fbi says the gunman, 20—year—old thomas crooks — who was on a nearby roof — killed a spectator and wounded two others before being shot dead by snipers. joe biden condemns the attempt on donald trump's life — calling on all americans to denounce such "sick" violence and unite as one nation. white house officials say president biden and donald trump had a "good, short, and respectful" phone call. and the atmosphere is heating up in berlin as fans gear up for the euro's final. hopes are building that england can beat spain, the favourites.

the countdown is on: it's just a matter of hours until england take on spain in the euro 2024 final. excitment is running high for diehard football fans. the england men's squad are hoping to win their first major trophy in almost six decades. will england defy the odds — or will favourites spain snatch the glory? this first report is from our correspondent nesta mcgregor. berlin, a city steeped in history, from its famous wall to countless other landmarks. plenty to keep england fans busy as they wait to see if their team can also go down in history. i just think the names on it now and you know, i just think their name's on it now and you know, i don't just say that every time, but i really do. but on occasions like this, what do you tell the boss? well, itold him i had a family emergency, but i couldn't miss this once—in—a—lifetime opportunity. i should have been viewing a wedding venue with my missus, but, yeah, no,

this is more important. commentator: palmer finds watkins. watkins turns. watkins scores! england's route to the final has tested the nerves of even their most loyal supporters. now the team has one more challenge to overcome. we know what it would mean to everybody at home. um, we know what it would mean to us as a squad. the hard work that's gone in, not just this group of players, but players that have been with us for the last six or seven years. commentator: and spain - are into the final of euro 2024! gareth southgate actually said england have to be perfect to beat spain. i know they've got exceptional talent all over the pitch, but they do give you chances and if we create chances, we just hope that we've got to stick one or two away. and once the talking is done, the two teams will make this very journey up those stairs and then onto this pitch. and who knows, after 90 minutes, extra time, maybe even penalties, england could make a piece of their own history. nesta mcgregor, bbc news, in berlin. let's speak to the bbc�*s

0lly foster in berlin. take us through this. give me an idea what fans are thinking. they are clearly excited, but are they nervous? do they expect england to do this? , ., ., , , ., do this? they are nervous, they are very exoectant. _ do this? they are nervous, they are very expectant, but _ do this? they are nervous, they are very expectant, but they _ do this? they are nervous, they are very expectant, but they are - very expectant, but they are incredibly confident. a lot of dutch courage. a lot of confidence from beating the dutch in the semifinal. just a few hundred yards from brandenburg gate. the police have decided it was getting too rowdy so have shut down the bars here. hundreds upon hundreds of england fans are moving towards the fan zones because hundreds if not thousands of england fans do not have tickets for the final against spain which kicks off in three and a half hours or so. two of those fans have driven all the way from nottingham, craig and rob. welcome. you got here on friday, talk us

through the journey. it you got here on friday, talk us through the journey.— you got here on friday, talk us through the journey. through the 'ourney. it was a long 'ourne . through the 'ourney. it was a long journey. we’— through the journey. it was a long journey- we left _ through the journey. it was a long journey. we left nottingham - through the journey. it was a long journey. we left nottingham on i journey. we left nottingham on friday — journey. we left nottingham on friday it — journey. we left nottingham on friday. it was like a convoy coming down _ friday. it was like a convoy coming down the _ friday. it was like a convoy coming down the country. loads of england fans coming without tickets just for the experience. where else would you rather _ the experience. where else would you rather be _ the experience. where else would you rather be other than in berlin when england _ rather be other than in berlin when england are in a final? we are really— england are in a final? we are really enjoying it, and i can't wait for the _ really enjoying it, and i can't wait for the game to get started. 30 really enjoying it, and i can't wait for the game to get started. so when the final whistle _ for the game to get started. so when the final whistle went _ for the game to get started. so when the final whistle went and _ for the game to get started. so when the final whistle went and ollie - the final whistle went and ollie watkins got a late whistle, you thought let's jump watkins got a late whistle, you thought let'sjump in watkins got a late whistle, you thought let's jump in the watkins got a late whistle, you thought let'sjump in the pick—up truck? he thought let's 'ump in the pick-up truck? . , ., thought let's 'ump in the pick-up truck? . ,., �* , truck? he rang me, he said let's get on the ferry. — truck? he rang me, he said let's get on the ferry. we _ truck? he rang me, he said let's get on the ferry, we came _ truck? he rang me, he said let's get on the ferry, we came straight - truck? he rang me, he said let's getj on the ferry, we came straight here. by on the ferry, we came straight here. by any— on the ferry, we came straight here. by any means — on the ferry, we came straight here. by any means-— on the ferry, we came straight here. by any means. how have you found it? encland by any means. how have you found it? england fans — by any means. how have you found it? england fans vastly _ by any means. how have you found it? england fans vastly outnumber- by any means. how have you found it? england fans vastly outnumber the - england fans vastly outnumber the spanish. all fairly good—natured? spanish. all fairly good—natured ? absolutely spanish. all fairly good—natured? absolutely brilliant, we came from alexanderplatz to hear. we were having _ alexanderplatz to hear. we were having drinks with the spanish. you have seen— having drinks with the spanish. you have seen them dressed up. they look fantastic _ have seen them dressed up. they look fantastic it— have seen them dressed up. they look fantastic. it is a great atmosphere, and a _ fantastic. it is a great atmosphere, and a pleasure to see. england fans

-et and a pleasure to see. england fans get tarnished with the brush of being — get tarnished with the brush of being naughty, but it is a great time, — being naughty, but it is a great time, a — being naughty, but it is a great time, a great time. we being naughty, but it is a great time, a great time.— being naughty, but it is a great time, a great time. we saw a bunch of matadors — time, a great time. we saw a bunch of matadors go _ time, a great time. we saw a bunch of matadors go past. _ time, a great time. we saw a bunch of matadors go past. they - time, a great time. we saw a bunch of matadors go past. they have - of matadors go past. they have looked good, the spanish, haven't they? looked good, the spanish, haven't the ? , . let looked good, the spanish, haven't they?_ let us _ looked good, the spanish, haven't they?_ let us be - looked good, the spanish, haven'tl they?_ let us be honest, they? they have. let us be honest, encland they? they have. let us be honest, england haven't _ they? they have. let us be honest, england haven't looked _ they? they have. let us be honest, england haven't looked that - they? they have. let us be honest, england haven't looked that good. l england haven't looked that good. some mags notice the night, it only matters when it matters and the 90 minutes tonight he will see the real england. they got it together against the dutch with the system that they used the swiss, albeit, 20 penalties. that they used the swiss, albeit, 20 enalties. . . .. penalties. tanak we will win toniaht. penalties. tanak we will win tonight- an _ penalties. tanak we will win tonight. an easy _ penalties. tanak we will win tonight. an easy 3-0 - penalties. tanak we will win tonight. an easy 3-0 when, j penalties. tanak we will win - tonight. an easy 3-0 when, tonight. tonight. an easy 3—0 when, tonight. oh, hello! ithink he tonight. an easy 3—0 when, tonight. oh, hello! i think he has had too much fizzy water. hey, i think a lot of people would take that. who is going to come good? is harry kane going to come good? is harry kane going to come good? is harry kane going to do the business? harri;r going to do the business? harry kane, going to do the business? harry kane. you _ going to do the business? harry kane, you would _ going to do the business? harry kane, you would back _ going to do the business? harry kane, you would back into - going to do the business? harryj kane, you would back into ever. going to do the business? harry kane, you would back into ever. phil eoden _ kane, you would back into ever. phil eoden and _ kane, you would back into ever. phil foden and jude bellingham. southgate has changed it and has done brilliant _ has changed it and has done brilliant. as much as everyone has

been _ brilliant. as much as everyone has been on _ brilliant. as much as everyone has been on southgate pass back, he has been on southgate pass back, he has been fantastic, and i wouldn't want another— been fantastic, and i wouldn't want another man to losing the battle tonight — another man to losing the battle tonight. let's go for it. phil foden tonight. let's go for it. phil foden to score, — tonight. let's go for it. phil foden to score, england to win1—0. have tonight. let's go for it. phil foden to score, england to win 1-0. have a treat to score, england to win 1-0. have a great evening. _ to score, england to win 1-0. have a great evening. a _ to score, england to win 1-0. have a great evening, a safe _ to score, england to win 1-0. have a great evening, a safe journey - to score, england to win 1-0. have a great evening, a safe journey back. great evening, a safe journey back to nottingham tomorrow. craig and rob who drove all the way without tickets, still haven't got tickets, for the final here. there are so many stories from the england supporters just like that and they are now making their way to the big screens dotted around the city, the bars where they are showing it, and the spain fans will be doing the same. studio: thank you. now, let us turn to spain. semra hunter, a spanish football journalist gives us an idea of what the mood is like in spain. we are feeling very confident. that is something that has really changed over the last four weeks. if you asked me or any other football fan before we went into this tournament how we were feeling about it,

confidence was pretty low. we thought that possibly quarterfinals if we were really lucky, possibly the semis. they have blown us away and surpass one of our expectations in terms of not only the result but the way that they have played, they have earned themselves the title since the first match. we would be very pleased to win. i'd it is so interesting the way you described the start of the tournament. england always do it the opposite, building up the excitement, then getting going, and then we see and get disappointed by those early games in the group stages and the first knockout stage. but, it is just about piecing itself together again for england. at the back of their minds, spanish supporters, add a slightly at the back of their minds, spanish supporters, are they slightly nervous that england appear to be coming good at the right time? i think that there is a certain level of respect.

i don't know if they would be nervous or if they would be taking things seriously. they know there is a lot more england are capable of doing. we have seen nothing yet of what they are capable of doing. that 45 minute window against the netherlands in the first half when they started to click and have more mobility on and off the ball, we saw real attacking threat posed, and they were playing exceptionally well. they have absolutely underperformed by and large throughout the competition. spanish football fans know that they have more left in them, they also have depth and substitutions on the bench. gareth southgate has proven that to be the case. he has been making the right calls, so i think that they are cautious. they know england could absolutely cause trouble, and by no means are they going into this thinking: this is going to be a walk in the park and we are going to win. straight to breaking news from wimbledon. a good start for the day for spain because let me show you the live pictures: there, centre of

that picture, the wimbledon winner, carlos alcaraz kaur has just completed his victory in a straight sets, beating novak djokovic to retain his wimbledon title. carlos alcaraz was joking a couple of days ago that it was going to be a good day to day for spain, and then, when the crowd started to boo a little, he said well, in terms of a good day off at sport, i am not predicting the result. he certainly absolutely is fulfilling all the hopes and potential in the build—up to this final, straight sets. such a comprehensive win. retaining the wimbledon title. and there, amongst the crowd, he was there thanking his family, his team, what an incredible moment for this tennis superstar.

cheering well, there he is, the defeated novak djokovic. so many times a winner at their on centre court, but not today. certainly, last year, it looked like a tanning of the page when carlos alcaraz won his first tournament —— are turning of the page. that certainly seems to be the way it has played out. this young spaniard is such a craftsman on the court. every aspect of his game... his opponents are talking about that, making the point after the semifinal that is almost impossible to play. just the various aspects of his game. it is a difficult moment

to novak djokovic. look at that, all of the djokovic names there on previous titles, but there, 2023 and 2024, the name turns to carlos alcaraz. he is the new man on the block. in the next few moments they will give him the trophy, but certainly, he is enjoying every single second there on centre court. the wimbledon winner, carlos alcaraz from spain beating novak djokovic in straight sets. we will have more from wimbledon here in a moment or two. we return to the euros. let's speak to our southern europe correspondent mark lowen, who is in madrid for us. that is a pretty good start for all of those spanish supporters watching those scenes at wimbledon. give me a sense of the mood as we countdown to the heroes are final. thea;r sense of the mood as we countdown to the heroes are final.— the heroes are final. they will be ho - in: the heroes are final. they will be hoping that _ the heroes are final. they will be hoping that that _ the heroes are final. they will be hoping that that that _ the heroes are final. they will be hoping that that that is _ the heroes are final. they will be hoping that that that is a - the heroes are final. they will be hoping that that that is a good i the heroes are final. they will be - hoping that that that is a good omen from wimbledon, spelling perhaps the

first of two victories of spain tonight. excitement is building here almost as quickly as the heat. it is almost as quickly as the heat. it is a sweltering afternoon in madrid. this, here, is a victory stage, talk about confidence, being built in case, if, perhaps when, the spanish men. they are pretty confident of victory tonight. this is where real madrid typically celebrate their success. jude bellingham has lifted the cup here when he has one with the cup here when he has one with the real madrid team. the spaniards will be hoping it spells a night of a victory to come. they are very confident going into this match. they are the highest scoring team in this tournament so far. they have won every match, and arguably, they are the best team we have seen in the euros. they will be full of confidence going into the final tonight against england, and hoping for their fourth european championship title. remember, the last time these two sides met in a euro cup was euro 1996, when england

beat spain on penalties in the quarterfinals only for england to progress to the semifinals and be knocked out in a penalty shoot—out. the missed penalty was none other than a certain gareth southgate. some incredible stories. we have been looking so often across the course of the last few weeks, particularly that amazing goal from lamine yamal. he has onlyjust turned 17, it is an amazing story. he turned 17 yesterday. he will be hoping for the perfect birthday present tonight. it isn'tjust him. nico williams, another star player has just turned 22. there is a youth on the side, attacking skill on the side, and they are very, very confident. england, of course, have everything to play for, to lay this weight to rest from 1966 and a victory in a major tournament. spain have won the euros three times and

the world cup in 2010. the interesting thing about the spanish team is that the spaniards were quite doubtful about it going into this tournament, they went behind it unnecessarily. there is a big representation from the basque country which, given the regional tensions in this country, a lot of other spaniards were a little bit less willing to get behind given all of these regional divisions. but as spain has progressed and played some glorious football through this tournament, it has united spaniards behind this country. we are sporadically getting people coming in spanish shirts through here and in spanish shirts through here and in the main class. we have balloons going up outside restaurants, giant screens going up, i can tell you spain will be buying their national team tonight and rooting for a fourth straight euros championship title. i fourth straight euros championship title. , ., ., ., title. i will let you get out of the sun. emer mccarthy is in the spanish holiday town of benidorm for us, a favourite

tourist destinations for brits of course. the atmosphere is really heating up here in benidorm. chanting i am here with chris, simon, malcolm, and paul. we are here for crisp pass stag do which turned out to be on the final, england versus spain. and you are in benidorm. —— we are here for chris's stag do. amazing. to be in the final, we are so lucky _ amazing. to be in the final, we are so lucky against _ amazing. to be in the final, we are so lucky. against spain, _ amazing. to be in the final, we are so lucky. against spain, they- amazing. to be in the final, we are so lucky. against spain, they have i so lucky. against spain, they have so lucky. against spain, they have so much _ so lucky. against spain, they have so much talent. _ so lucky. against spain, they have so much talent. lamine _ so lucky. against spain, they have so much talent. lamine yamal- so lucky. against spain, they have so much talent. lamine yamal is. so much talent. lamine yamal is absolute — so much talent. lamine yamal is absolute quality. _ so much talent. lamine yamal is absolute quality. depending - so much talent. lamine yamal is absolute quality. depending on. so much talent. lamine yamal is. absolute quality. depending on who england _ absolute quality. depending on who england start — absolute quality. depending on who england start with, _ absolute quality. depending on who england start with, we _ absolute quality. depending on who england start with, we can - absolute quality. depending on who england start with, we can be - absolute quality. depending on who england start with, we can be a - england start with, we can be a really— england start with, we can be a really good _ england start with, we can be a really good threat. _ england start with, we can be a really good threat. we - england start with, we can be a really good threat. we have - england start with, we can be a - really good threat. we have scored before _ really good threat. we have scored before in _ really good threat. we have scored before in the — really good threat. we have scored before in the 2020 _ really good threat. we have scored before in the 2020 final _ really good threat. we have scored before in the 2020 final against - before in the 2020 final against italy _ before in the 2020 final against italy the — before in the 2020 final against italy. the fastest _ before in the 2020 final against italy. the fastest ever- before in the 2020 final against| italy. the fastest ever european -oal italy. the fastest ever european goal by — italy. the fastest ever european goal by ashour~ _ italy. the fastest ever european goal by ashour. if— italy. the fastest ever european goal by ashour. if we _ italy. the fastest ever european goal by ashour. if we get - italy. the fastest ever european goal by ashour. if we get a - italy. the fastest ever european| goal by ashour. if we get a good start, _ goal by ashour. if we get a good start, we — goal by ashour. if we get a good start, we have _ goal by ashour. if we get a good start, we have a _ goal by ashour. if we get a good start, we have a great _ goal by ashour. if we get a good start, we have a great team - goal by ashour. if we get a good start, we have a great team to i start, we have a great team to defend. _ start, we have a great team to defend. l— start, we have a great team to defend. .. . start, we have a great team to defend. ~ ., , ., ., _, defend. i think that you are coming for gary lineker's _ defend. i think that you are coming for gary lineker's job, _ defend. i think that you are coming for gary lineker's job, without - for gary lineker's job, without coverage. it

for gary lineker's 'ob, without - coverageh chris, coverage. it is meant to be! chris, what would _ coverage. it is meant to be! chris, what would it _ coverage. it is meant to be! chris, what would it mean _ coverage. it is meant to be! chris, what would it mean for— coverage. it is meant to be! chris, what would it mean for england i coverage. it is meant to be! chris, what would it mean for england to j what would it mean for england to win? it what would it mean for england to win? ., ., ., .,, .,, . what would it mean for england to win? ., ., ., . win? it would mean almost as much as mar in: win? it would mean almost as much as marrying this — win? it would mean almost as much as marrying this beautiful— win? it would mean almost as much as marrying this beautiful lady. _ win? it would mean almost as much as marrying this beautiful lady. 2-1 - marrying this beautiful lady. 2—1 england. we would have to put the wedding back if england win tonight. can be get this in writing? matty, this wedding is riding on this tonight. it will be an insane a few hours. let us all see how we feel tomorrow morning. irate hours. let us all see how we feel tomorrow morning.— hours. let us all see how we feel tomorrow morning. we have to fly back, tomorrow. _ tomorrow morning. we have to fly back, tomorrow. that - tomorrow morning. we have to fly back, tomorrow. that would i tomorrow morning. we have to fly | back, tomorrow. that would be amazing! _ back, tomorrow. that would be amazing! let— back, tomorrow. that would be amazinu! . back, tomorrow. that would be amazinu! , ., , , back, tomorrow. that would be amazinu! , , ., amazing! let us hope they can do it. it will certainly _ amazing! let us hope they can do it. it will certainly be _ amazing! let us hope they can do it. it will certainly be an _ amazing! let us hope they can do it. it will certainly be an exciting - amazing! let us hope they can do it. it will certainly be an exciting few. it will certainly be an exciting few hours here in benidorm. studio: thank you very much. we continue with this coverage. in exeter, ollie watkins first started, megan, we havejust been getting the mood in berlin, in

madrid, but give me a sense of what fans are saying to you.— fans are saying to you. honestly, the excitement _ fans are saying to you. honestly, the excitement has _ fans are saying to you. honestly, the excitement has been - fans are saying to you. honestly, l the excitement has been building, not least of all because ollie watkins, their man from exeter, will be playing tonight. on that theme, let ours go and speak to alfie who has been embarrassed by his friends. alfie, sorry to interrupt your pint, can you show as your t—shirt. what can you show as your t-shirt. what does it mean _ can you show as your t-shirt. what does it mean to _ can you show as your t-shirt. what does it mean to have _ can you show as your t-shirt. what does it mean to have an _ can you show as your t—shirt. what does it mean to have an exeter lad playing? does it mean to have an exeter lad -la in: ? ,, . does it mean to have an exeter lad rla in ? ,, . ., does it mean to have an exeter lad -la inc? ., . . ., does it mean to have an exeter lad rla in? ,, . ., ., ., playing? such a good moment for the ci to see playing? such a good moment for the city to see him _ playing? such a good moment for the city to see him play — playing? such a good moment for the city to see him play his _ playing? such a good moment for the city to see him play his youth - city to see him play his youth football at exeter city and then come through the youths and play for england. an amazing moment. we were here on wednesday, and when i saw it went on, everyone went mental. such a moment for us as fans to experience. i a moment for us as fans to exoerience-_ a moment for us as fans to experience. a moment for us as fans to exerience. . . experience. i imagine he will be hoinr experience. i imagine he will be hoping he _ experience. i imagine he will be hoping he will — experience. i imagine he will be hoping he will be _ experience. i imagine he will be hoping he will be back- experience. i imagine he will be hoping he will be back on - experience. i imagine he will be i hoping he will be back on tonight. i hope so. i don't think he will start, but i hope he gets onto the

pitch and score is a way to bring it home to england today.— pitch and score is a way to bring it home to england today. thank you, thank ou home to england today. thank you, thank you for— home to england today. thank you, thank you for showing _ home to england today. thank you, thank you for showing off _ home to england today. thank you, thank you for showing off your i thank you for showing off your shirt. now, wejoin some otherfans. cheering applause there we go. the excitement is building. annalise, what are your plans this evening? irate building. annalise, what are your plans this evening?— building. annalise, what are your plans this evening? we are here for a lona plans this evening? we are here for a long haul- — plans this evening? we are here for a long haul- we _ plans this evening? we are here for a long haul. we have _ plans this evening? we are here for a long haul. we have been - plans this evening? we are here for a long haul. we have been here i plans this evening? we are here for. a long haul. we have been here since 2pm. it wasn't that busy but it is getting busy now. it is really fun. did you watch the lionesses in their final? . did you watch the lionesses in their final? , ., . final? yes, we watched the men, we are hoinr final? yes, we watched the men, we are hoping that _ final? yes, we watched the men, we are hoping that their— final? yes, we watched the men, we are hoping that their boys _ final? yes, we watched the men, we are hoping that their boys can i final? yes, we watched the men, we are hoping that their boys can do i are hoping that their boys can do the same. is are hoping that their boys can do the same. . are hoping that their boys can do the same. , _, ., are hoping that their boys can do | the same-_ of the same. is it coming home? of course! laughter it is really cool to get around someone from devon, ollie watkins. add me as a young fan, hair, a test. how excited are you to see ollie watkins play?— how excited are you to see ollie l watkins play?_ what how excited are you to see ollie i watkins play?_ what do watkins play? very excited. what do ou think watkins play? very excited. what do you think of — watkins play? very excited. what do you think of him? _ watkins play? very excited. what do you think of him? he _ watkins play? very excited. what do you think of him? he is _ watkins play? very excited. what do you think of him? he is amazing. i watkins play? very excited. what do | you think of him? he is amazing. you -la you think of him? he is amazing. you play football. — you think of him? he is amazing. you play football, too? _ you think of him? he is amazing. you play football, too? what _ you think of him? he is amazing. you play football, too? what does - you think of him? he is amazing. you

play football, too? what does it i play football, too? what does it mean to have _ play football, too? what does it mean to have ollie _ play football, too? what does it mean to have ollie play? i- play football, too? what does it mean to have ollie play? i feell play football, too? what does it i mean to have ollie play? i feel more mean to have ollie play? ifeel more confident. if he didn't play, i would have felt like we were going to lose, but i feel confident. you think he wru— to lose, but i feel confident. you think he will bring _ to lose, but i feel confident. you think he will bring it home for england? think he will bring it home for encland? . think he will bring it home for england?- what - think he will bring it home for england?- what did i think he will bring it home for england?- what did you j think he will bring it home for england? yeah. what did you think of his -la on england? yeah. what did you think of his play on wednesday? _ england? yeah. what did you think of his play on wednesday? amazing. i england? yeah. what did you think of| his play on wednesday? amazing. his turn was brilliant. _ his play on wednesday? amazing. his turn was brilliant. you _ his play on wednesday? amazing. his turn was brilliant. you didn't - his play on wednesday? amazing. his turn was brilliant. you didn't see i turn was brilliant. you didn't see all of the last _ turn was brilliant. you didn't see all of the last game _ turn was brilliant. you didn't see all of the last game because i turn was brilliant. you didn't see all of the last game because he l turn was brilliant. you didn't see i all of the last game because he had to get up from school, but are you allowed to stay up for the whole final? . allowed to stay up for the whole final?- you _ allowed to stay up for the whole final?- you are _ allowed to stay up for the whole final? yes. you are letting him stay u? go final? yes. you are letting him stay up? go yes. — final? yes. you are letting him stay up? go yes. as _ final? yes. you are letting him stay up? go yes. as long _ final? is; you are letting him stay up? go yes, as long as he final? ti93 you are letting him stay up? go yes, as long as he stays awake. i'm sure he will. enjoy the game, otis. we will be at exeter stadium later to talk to more fans. thousands of fans will be there watching a big screen hoping ollie watkins will bring it to england. studio: the crowds and there have been building every time we have been building every time we have been coming to you. it is so interesting that they are talking about ollie watkins. they hope

people get on but there is no guarantee. gareth southgate seems to start with his usual 11. that means him on the bench, doesn't it? yes. and actually. _ him on the bench, doesn't it? yes. and actually, everyone _ him on the bench, doesn't it? yes. and actually, everyone that - him on the bench, doesn't it? ti;9:3 and actually, everyone that we him on the bench, doesn't it? ti93 and actually, everyone that we spoke to today said they don't think that he will be brought on at the start, they think he will be coming on later, and they will be hoping for that magical moment. i think that actually, everyone was quite surprised on wednesday. they said that they feel bad saying it, that they didn't expect ollie watkins to come on, let alone score the winning goal. i think they are hoping he will clench it again for england tonight. hopefully not in the last few minutes again, that was very stressful for everyone, especially in exeter. :. .. stressful for everyone, especially in exeter. :, ,, , :, , : in exeter. thank you very much. one man who will — in exeter. thank you very much. one man who will be _ in exeter. thank you very much. one man who will be on _ in exeter. thank you very much. one man who will be on the _ in exeter. thank you very much. one man who will be on the pitch - in exeter. thank you very much. one man who will be on the pitch is i man who will be on the pitch is lamine yamal. sergio carder is in spain. —— search for carder. spain

are the favourites, aren't they? yes, and this is where it all started for lamine yamal. this is his home town. he started playing in this field on this page. now, many others in the neighbourhood, working class neighbourhood half an hour north—east of barcelona, they want to be like him. i was talking to somebody early and they said, could get messy, we want to be like lamine yamal, he is the start of the spanish squad. they hope that tonight, he will provide another stunning performance. fiergi tonight, he will provide another stunning performance. sergi forcada, i am auoin stunning performance. sergi forcada, i am going to — stunning performance. sergi forcada, i am going to come — stunning performance. sergi forcada, i am going to come away _ stunning performance. sergi forcada, i am going to come away from - stunning performance. sergi forcada, i am going to come away from you. i i am going to come away from you. the wind is blowing and it is difficult to make out. we go back to exeter. coming back to you, we talked a lot about the players, but

what are people making off gareth southgate and his tournament? he was getting so much back in the early weeks. he getting so much back in the early weeks. :. . .. getting so much back in the early weeks. :, , ,, ., getting so much back in the early weeks. :, , ~ :, :, weeks. he was. i think that for the --eole of weeks. he was. i think that for the people of exeter, _ weeks. he was. i think that for the people of exeter, the _ weeks. he was. i think that for the people of exeter, the decision i weeks. he was. i think that for the people of exeter, the decision to l people of exeter, the decision to bring ollie watkins on was good enoughin bring ollie watkins on was good enough in itself. all of them are really hoping he will be brought on. we have been speaking to members of exeter city club including the captain, and he wasn't saying that although gareth southgate got a lot of flak at the start of the tournament, he has pulled it out of the bag and proved why he is the man of the job and why he is the bag and proved why he is the man of thejob and why he is in the bag and proved why he is the man of the job and why he is in that position, not least of all for bringing on ollie watkins to store the winning goal in the euro is a semifinal. everyone here is hoping that actually, he will do the same again, so volley until the end, bring him on, and hopefully bring it home. —— save ollie watkins until the end, bring him on, and hopefully bring it home. the end, bring him on, and hopefully bring it home-—

bring it home. thank you. we will be back in exeter _ bring it home. thank you. we will be back in exeter shortly _ bring it home. thank you. we will be back in exeter shortly and _ bring it home. thank you. we will be back in exeter shortly and back- bring it home. thank you. we will be back in exeter shortly and back with | back in exeter shortly and back with sergi forcada as well. that will be over the next three hours. we will be live in germany, too. worth going to the other bit of breaking sports news of the last few moments: from wimbledon, carlos alcaraz has one. there he is speaking. let me put the microphones up. i there he is speaking. let me put the microphones up— microphones up. i tried to stay calm and positive — microphones up. i tried to stay calm and positive on _ microphones up. i tried to stay calm and positive on that _ microphones up. i tried to stay calm and positive on that situation, i and positive on that situation, going into a tie—break. i tried to play my best tennis. that is all i was thinking about. i'm really glad that at the end i could find the solutions. i'm really happy to be in this situation. and obviously, a great tie—break. this situation. and obviously, a great tie-break.— this situation. and obviously, a great tie-break. you certainly did that. absolutely. _ great tie-break. you certainly did that. absolutely. you _ great tie-break. you certainly did that. absolutely. you are - great tie-break. you certainly did that. absolutely. you are a i great tie-break. you certainly did that. absolutely. you are a sick. great tie-break. you certainly did i that. absolutely. you are a sick man in the open — that. absolutely. you are a sick man in the open area _ that. absolutely. you are a sick man in the open area in _ that. absolutely. you are a sick man in the open area in history _ that. absolutely. you are a sick man in the open area in history to - that. absolutely. you are a sick man in the open area in history to do i

in the open area in history to do what we call the double, when in rome and carlos ooh! —— the french open, and then wimbledon, an extraordinary achievement on both surfaces. how do you do it? fighting, believing, idon't surfaces. how do you do it? fighting, believing, i don't know. it is fighting, believing, i don't know. it is a _ fighting, believing, i don't know. it is a huge — fighting, believing, i don't know. it is a huge honour for me to be part— it is a huge honour for me to be part of— it is a huge honour for me to be part of the _ it is a huge honour for me to be part of the players who have achieved _ part of the players who have achieved the french open and wimbledon in the same year. i am grateful— wimbledon in the same year. i am grateful to— wimbledon in the same year. i am grateful to be in the same table as novat— grateful to be in the same table as novak djokovic. these are huge champions. i do not consider myself a champions. ! do not consider myself a champion— champions. i do not consider myself a champion yet, but you know, i try tom _ to... cheering i am trying to keep going, to keep building— i am trying to keep going, to keep building my path, myjourney, and yes, it _ building my path, myjourney, and yes, it is a — building my path, myjourney, and yes, it is a huge honour for me. building my path, myjourney, and yes, it is a huge honourfor me. i'd make _ yes, it is a huge honourfor me. i'd make it _ yes, it is a huge honourfor me. i'd make it certainly is. now, dare i mention—

make it certainly is. now, dare i mention the football? where are you going _ mention the football? where are you going to _ mention the football? where are you going to be _ mention the football? where are you going to be watching it? laughter where are you going to be watching it? and with who? studio: the delight of carlos alcaraz se retains the wimbledon title, clutching the trophy. we will have more from wimbledon here in the next while. we will have the headlines and all the latest in a moment or two. first, the weather. the leading league of loftus. hello, there. we are just coming up to the halfway point of the month, and there are already a number of places that have seen in excess of the july average rainfall, particularly across southern and eastern england, north—east of aberdeenshire, too. back leading league of misery as loftus, where we have had double thejuly average rainfall,

there is a bit more on the way of the july average rainfall, particularly across southern and eastern england, north—east of aberdeenshire, too. leading league of misery as loftus, where we have had double thejuly average rainfall, there is a bit more on the way a spell, as we will see if the next few days. on sunday we managed to see a bit of sunshine across southern and western areas of the uk, but the same area of pressure over the north sea continues to feed patches of rain into northern patches of england and eastern scotland where it also quite damp overnight for some. temperatures around ten or 11 degrees overnight. enter monday morning, we see the next area of low pressure moving on from the south—west. this will bring a belt of heavy rain across england and wales through monday and monday night and into tuesday. the first sign of rain arriving across wales and south—west england, turning heavy here through monday morning. chances of some rumbles of thunder and localised flooding before the rain extends in the south—east of england, east anglia, the midlands. for northern england and northern ireland and northern scotland, like to your idea with pleasant smells of morning sunshine. spells of morning sunshine. temperatures reaching the low 20s, feeling very pleasant. through monday, more rain extending northwards and eastwards across england and wales, the rain across eastern areas moving away through tuesday. this is part of the uk that has seen

the most rainfall this month, it looks like we will turn avedon up working in overnight into tuesday. scotland and northern ireland offering faring too badly on tuesday, some heavy showers, scotland and parts of north—east england where sunshine comes out temperatures reaching the low 20s. something we have been hoping to see for a while: an area of high england where sunshine comes out temperatures reaching the low 20s. something we have been hoping to see for a while: an area of high pressure moves in for wednesday. you can pencil and a decent day, most areas will be bright with smells of lengthy sunshine. with spells of lengthy sunshine. it will feel warm in the sunshine. temperatures reaching 24 celsius in london, 24 is actually average for this time of year, but in that strong july sun, feeling very pleasant. i fine weather hanging around for most of england and wales and eastern scotland through thursday. then we see the weather patterns return to a rather more unsettled picture into the following weekend. rain and showers around, temperatures back below average for a time of year.

live from london. this is bbc news. take a look what happened... an assassination attempt on donald trump — as he speaks at an outdoor election rally in pennsylvania. a bullet ripped through his ear, says the former us president — but he survived without serious injuries. thomas crooks. the fbi says this is the gunman — 20—year—old thomas crooks — it's being reported that explosives were found in his vehicle and home. we do not currently have an identified motive, although our investigators are working tirelessly. there's no place in america

for this kind of violence. it's sick. it's one of the reasons why we have to unite this country. carlos alcaraz wins the wimbledon men's singles title for a second year running, beating novak djokovic — denying him a record eighth win. and there's just three hours to go before england face spain in the euro final in berlin, and england fans believe. england will win tonight. and i have never— england will win tonight. and i have never been — england will win tonight. and i have never been more sure of anything in my life _ never been more sure of anything in m life. :, : :, :, never been more sure of anything in m life. :, ::, :, �* �* , my life. hello, welcome to bbc news. we start in the — my life. hello, welcome to bbc news. we start in the us. _ donald trump has survived an assassination attempt — at a rally in pennsylvania. he's now left hospital. he's posted another statement on social media.