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. in other news, carlos alcaraz wins the wimbledon men's singles title for a second year running, beating novak djokovic. and there's just two hours to go before england face spain in the euro final in berlin, and england fans believe. england will win tonight. and i've never been more sure of anything in my life. hello, welcome to the programme. donald trump has called on americans to stand united after he narrowly survived an assassination attempt at a campaign rally in pennsylvania.

mr trump said: "we will fear not, but instead remain resilient in our faith and defiant in the face of wickedness. our love goes out to the other victims and their families." this is the moment that donald trump was shot. ., ~ ., this is the moment that donald trump was shot. . ~ . ., ., ~' this is the moment that donald trump was shot. . ~ . . . was shot. take a look at what happened--- _ 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. they hurried him off stage with blood on his face. in a social media post, mr trump said a bullet had pierced his ear. 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 that. the fbi has identified 20—year—old thomas matthew crooks as the suspect

in the attempted assassination. these pictures are from his graduatiom ceremony. authorities are now investigating how he was able to get so close, and it is also being reported that bomb—making materials were found in his vehicle and in his home. the republican national convention is due to start on monday — our north america correspondent, nada tawfik, joins us live now. we were hearing a press conference just moments earlier. irate we were hearing a press conference just moments earlier.— we were hearing a press conference just moments earlier. we have heard now from josh _ just moments earlier. we have heard now from josh shapiro. _ just moments earlier. we have heard now from josh shapiro. he _ just moments earlier. we have heard now from josh shapiro. he refused i just moments earlier. we have heard| now from josh shapiro. he refused to answer questions about the investigation. we know authorities say they are working tirelessly to try to determine a potential motive here. but he says he wants to leave any comments about the investigation to them. what he did do was speak about the 50—year—old man who died at the rally. he paid tribute to

him, saying that he was a volunteer fire chief, that he does over, trying to shield and save his family when that gunfire rang out and died as a result. and he also said he had spoken to the families of the others who were still critically injured, two other gentlemen still critically injured in hospital. we are waiting to hearfrom presidentjoe biden shortly. he is going to again address the nation. he was able to speak to former president donald trump. the white house describing that as a short, respectful phone call. but he has been briefed by law enforcement, along with the vice president, kamala harris, so we will wait to see in his comments if he offers any more insight into that attempted assassination. find offers any more insight into that attempted assassination. and nada tawfik, while _ attempted assassination. and nada tawfik, while we _ attempted assassination. and nada tawfik, while we await _ attempted assassination. and nada tawfik, while we await president i tawfik, while we await president biden to speak, just in terms of questioning about the ability of this man to get so close. 0k, he was

outside of the periphery of where donald trump was speaking, but still, there will be a lot of questions when it comes to the secret service and their ability to intercept this man earlier. absolutely. i mean, with the nation shaken and in shock, that is the question that was first and foremost on everyone�*s mines, because the shooter, withinjust moments on everyone�*s mines, because the shooter, within just moments of members of the crowd, and there had been numerous eyewitness testimonies about this, minutes of noticing a suspicious character and law enforcement on the scene trying to approach him and suss him out, he was able to get on the roof of a nearby building, just 400 feet away, and opened fire. as seeing in that video and those historic images just how close the bullet came to hitting donald trump, grazing his year. but law enforcement and the fbi saying it was absolutely shocking that the shooter was able to get into that

position. house republicans have now summoned the head of the secret service to testify on july 22 about what happened and how that happened. so many republicans kind of calling into question how this failure could have taken place. legislators now, a bipartisan group of legislators, are calling for legislation to ask for additional security, notjust for donald trump, butjoe biden, rfk junior, also running during this campaign. all questions surrounding that, for sure. 50 campaign. all questions surrounding that. for sure-— campaign. all questions surrounding that, for sure. so many questions as the investigation _ that, for sure. so many questions as the investigation gets _ that, for sure. so many questions as the investigation gets under- that, for sure. so many questions as the investigation gets under way. . the investigation gets under way. nada tawfikjoining us live from milwaukee. that is where the republican national convention is due to start on monday. 50 many questions. we're getting more details now about who thomas crooks was.

he was from bethel park in pennsylvania, about 70km, that's 43 miles from butler, the site of the attempted assassination. the fbi says at the time of the shooting crooks had not been carrying id, so investigators used dna to identify him. the school district has confirmed in a statement he graduated in 2022 from bethel park high school, us media is reporting that state voter records show that crooks was a registered republican. 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 was purchased by crook's father — we think around six months ago. the bbc�*s tom bateman is in bethel park, talking to those who knew thomas crooks.

he spoke to summer barkley, who went to school with him, about what he was like then. he was always getting good grades on tests, everything like that. he was very passionate about history, and from what i knew with my friends, he was going to government type classes. anything in government or history, these seem to know what he was talking about. but it was nothing out of the ordinary. he was a nice kid and i have never had an experience with him where i was like," he is not nice." he was always nice and i was i was friendly with him. ., .,, ., always nice and i was i was friendly with him. ., ., ~' with him. one of those who knew thomas crooks _ with him. one of those who knew thomas crooks at _ with him. one of those who knew thomas crooks at school. - richard painter is the former chief ethics lawyer at the white house for george w bush. he's currently a law professor at the university of minnesota. welcome to the programme at what is a time of shock for the us nation. thank you for inviting me today.

this is indeed a shock. and we have had of course political assassinations before. assassination attempts and assassinations. president kennedy lost his nightlife. we had attempts on the life of ronald reagan. and we have had presidents from canada shot, george wallace in 1972. and this is a very tragic day for the united states, and we really need to come to grips with the fact that there are those who are so mentally ill that they would do something like this. and that our gun laws allow people access to guns who really shouldn't. here, apparently his father bought the gun. there needs to be an investigation into what kind of safety there was with the gun there. but once again, the united states has a terrible problem

with loose gun laws, a lack of enforcement and the crazy people like this who can get a high—powered rifle and take a shot. i have to say, the secret service... clearly with an air rifle�*s range of the stage. the secret service should have added a person up there on the rooftop, not had a sniper up there who was taking a shot at the former president. figs who was taking a shot at the former resident. �* , , . ., president. as the investigation starts getting _ president. as the investigation starts getting under— president. as the investigation starts getting under way - president. as the investigation starts getting under way and l president. as the investigation - starts getting under way and those kinds of questions are being asked, ijust wonder if kinds of questions are being asked, i just wonder if we pull out to the bigger picture of what is happening in the united states, a polarised nation as so many different nations are becoming when it comes to political beliefs, which political sites people are on. is it time to turn down that rhetoric we have been hearing?

turn down that rhetoric we have been hearin: ? ., , turn down that rhetoric we have been hearin: ? . , , hearing? certainly, extremist rhetoricjustifying _ hearing? certainly, extremist rhetoricjustifying violence . hearing? certainly, extremist. rhetoricjustifying violence does not help, particularly combined with the loose gun laws we have in the united states. those two combined are a very, very toxic combination. and we have those on the extreme left you were justify violence, those on the extreme right who would justify violence. people would justify violence. people would justify the attack on january six, where people would somehow excuse the terrorist attacks by hamas on israel. there are those who would justify and seek to excuse violence, and that is certainly very dangerous rhetoric. but the united states is alone among the industrialised nations in the world of having some of the worst gun laws, that allow crazy people like this to get access to guns stop and i don't think anyone could dispute that someone who thinks there is an excuse for assassinating donald trump or any other political candidate, someone who believes there is an excuse for

thatis who believes there is an excuse for that is mentally ill. the question is, how do you keep mentally ill people away from guns? that is going to be the challenge that i hope american leaders and voters will take seriously. i5 american leaders and voters will take seriously.— take seriously. is it something that... take seriously. is it something that- -- we _ take seriously. is it something that... we have _ take seriously. is it something that... we have to _ take seriously. is it something that... we have to rememberl take seriously. is it something - that... we have to remember that another person lost their lives while this shooting happened. 0f while this shooting happened. of course, he has been identified as a volunteer fire chief, corey comperatore, who was aged 50 years old. apparently, he dived on his family, trying to detect them. just in terms of the gun laws, help us to understand, as an international audience looking at what is happening in the united states, seeing massacres have been time and time again, and these high—powered rifles are able to be procured so easily? rifles are able to be procured so easil ? , easily? indeed, these high-powered rifles can be — easily? indeed, these high-powered rifles can be procured _ easily? indeed, these high-powered rifles can be procured very _ easily? indeed, these high-powered rifles can be procured very easily. i rifles can be procured very easily. in many states, this assassin was 20

years old, in many states a 20—year—old can buy a high—powered rifle just like this one but is not permitted to buy a can of beer until age 21. unfortunately, obtaining a high—powered weapon in the united states is just about as easy as obtaining a can of beer. it is a very toxic situation, particularly when combined with justifications and rhetoric thatjustifies violence from the extreme right and the extreme left. 50 we have to find out what happened with this individual, apparently he was making bombs in his house, that is what some of the reports are, but there is also a different story when each one of these cases. but once again, we have a serious problem in our country separating mentally ill people from high—powered firearms. separating mentally ill people from high-powered firearms.— high-powered firearms. professor painter, high-powered firearms. professor painter. we _ high-powered firearms. professor painter, we have _ high-powered firearms. professor painter, we have to _ high-powered firearms. professor painter, we have to leave - high-powered firearms. professor painter, we have to leave it - high-powered firearms. professor painter, we have to leave it on - high-powered firearms. professor. painter, we have to leave it on that difficult note. richard painter, professor of law at minnesota university, thank you very much for

sharing your thoughts, is that investigation into what happened during that assassination attempt in the united states is obviously under way. we do have a life page on our website for you to take any of those developments that are happening. an investigation is now under way, a lot of questions to be asked. for the time being, we are going to turn to berlin now. in less than two hours, england take on spain in the euro 2024 final. excitment�*s running high for die—hard 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? we have been hearing voices from england fans feeling pretty confident, but let's face it spain are the stronger team, they are the favourites. but we shall see what happens when the game kicks off in

just under two hour pass time. let's turn to the spanish players. my colleague is in spain. in fact, you are in the town. in lamine yamal�*s hometown of mataro. their young fans as well. 0ver there, on a big screen, ready. as you can see, excitement here. they are confident they can beat england and a few hours and become euro champions once again. we and a few hours and become euro champions once again.— and a few hours and become euro champions once again. we are loving

the enthusiasm _ champions once again. we are loving the enthusiasm from _ champions once again. we are loving the enthusiasm from those _ champions once again. we are loving the enthusiasm from those young . the enthusiasm from those young kids. my goodness, what an incredible achievement for someone so young. emer mccarthy is in the spanish holiday town of benidorm for us, a favourite tourist destinations for brits abroad. you've been speaking to english fans? good evening from benidorm. they are calling _ good evening from benidorm. they are calling this _ good evening from benidorm. they are calling this the battle for benidorm, and we are at the rock star cafe, — benidorm, and we are at the rock star cafe, which is in the centre of town _ star cafe, which is in the centre of town and — star cafe, which is in the centre of town and it — star cafe, which is in the centre of town. and it has actually been segregated tonight. down here, it is a sea _ segregated tonight. down here, it is a sea of— segregated tonight. down here, it is a sea of red — segregated tonight. down here, it is a sea of red and white, and upstairs is exclusively for spanish fans. so there _ is exclusively for spanish fans. so there is_ is exclusively for spanish fans. so there is going to be may be a bit of friendly— there is going to be may be a bit of friendly rivalry. but i am joined now, _ friendly rivalry. but i am joined now. they— friendly rivalry. but i am joined now, they have come all the way from plymouth _ now, they have come all the way from plymouth and they are in benidorm

for the _ plymouth and they are in benidorm for the final. how are you feeling? a little _ for the final. how are you feeling? a little bit— for the final. how are you feeling? a little bit nervous. it is a good atmosphere here, so really excited. there seems to be a lot of england fans around. just there seems to be a lot of england fans around-— fans around. just to add to that, i think it is all — fans around. just to add to that, i think it is all the _ fans around. just to add to that, i think it is all the nerves. - fans around. just to add to that, i think it is all the nerves. we - fans around. just to add to that, i | think it is all the nerves. we don't really— think it is all the nerves. we don't really know— think it is all the nerves. we don't really know what _ think it is all the nerves. we don't really know what is _ think it is all the nerves. we don't really know what is going - think it is all the nerves. we don't really know what is going to - think it is all the nerves. we don't i really know what is going to happen. praying _ really know what is going to happen. praying that — really know what is going to happen. praying that doesn't _ really know what is going to happen. praying that doesn't happen. - really know what is going to happen. praying that doesn't happen. you. really know what is going to happen. praying that doesn't happen. you are eiuht praying that doesn't happen. you are ei . ht and praying that doesn't happen. you are eight and you — praying that doesn't happen. you are eight and you are _ praying that doesn't happen. you are eight and you are a _ praying that doesn't happen. you are eight and you are a big _ praying that doesn't happen. you are eight and you are a big england - praying that doesn't happen. you are eight and you are a big england fan. | eight and you are a big england fan. how do _ eight and you are a big england fan. how do you — eight and you are a big england fan. how do you think they're going to play tonight? it how do you think they're going to play tonight?— play tonight? it will probably end 3-2 or 2-1- _ play tonight? it will probably end 3-2 or 2-1. that _ play tonight? it will probably end 3-2 or 2-1. that is _ play tonight? it will probably end 3-2 or 2-1. that is a _ play tonight? it will probably end 3-2 or 2-1. that is a big - play tonight? it will probably end 3-2 or 2-1. that is a big call. - play tonight? it will probably end | 3-2 or 2-1. that is a big call. who is our 3-2 or 2-1. that is a big call. who is your favourite _ 3-2 or 2-1. that is a big call. who is your favourite player? - 3-2 or 2-1. that is a big call. who is your favourite player? phil - is your favourite player? phil foden. is your favourite player? phil foden- do — is your favourite player? phil foden. do you _ is your favourite player? phil foden. do you think- is your favourite player? phil foden. do you think he - is your favourite player? phil foden. do you think he is - is your favourite player? phil i foden. do you think he is going is your favourite player? phil - foden. do you think he is going to score the winner _ foden. do you think he is going to score the winner tonight? - foden. do you think he is going to score the winner tonight? yeah. l foden. do you think he is going to score the winner tonight? yeah. i | score the winner tonight? yeah. i think 2-1 for— score the winner tonight? yeah. i think 2-1 for us. _

score the winner tonight? yeah. i think 2-1 for us. you _ score the winner tonight? yeah. i think 2-1 for us. you want - score the winner tonight? yeah. i think 2-1 for us. you want to - score the winner tonight? yeah. i think 2-1 for us. you want to be l think 2-1 for us. you want to be realistic _ think 2-1 for us. you want to be realistic i— think 2-1 for us. you want to be realistic. i am _ think 2-1 for us. you want to be realistic. i am absolutely - think 2-1 for us. you want to be i realistic. i am absolutely ecstatic. again, we are against a very good opposition. they have done this, to get to this stage, you have got to credit it. they are two very good teams. . , ,., , credit it. they are two very good teams. . , , , credit it. they are two very good teams. , , teams. absolutely. darse, you might be a little bit — teams. absolutely. darse, you might be a little bit too _ teams. absolutely. darse, you might be a little bit too optimistic, - teams. absolutely. darse, you might be a little bit too optimistic, but - be a little bit too optimistic, but we will— be a little bit too optimistic, but we will see. we will be going for phil foden big time. absolutely. that is_ phil foden big time. absolutely. that is the view from the ground here _ that is the view from the ground here in— that is the view from the ground here in benidorm. a lot of english confidence — here in benidorm. a lot of english confidence. will it be 3—2? will it be confidence. will it be 3—2? will it he to— confidence. will it be 3—2? will it he to - _ confidence. will it be 3—2? will it he to - one? _ confidence. will it be 3—2? will it be to — one? will it go to penalties? it is getting very close. it is getting far more exciting by the minute. it is getting far more exciting by the minute-— it is getting far more exciting by the minute. ., . , ,, ., the minute. you are stressing me out so much. the minute. you are stressing me out so much- i— the minute. you are stressing me out so much. i cannot _ the minute. you are stressing me out so much. i cannot face _ the minute. you are stressing me out so much. i cannot face it _ the minute. you are stressing me out so much. i cannot face it if— the minute. you are stressing me out so much. i cannot face it if it - the minute. you are stressing me out so much. i cannot face it if it goes - so much. i cannot face it if it goes to penalties. thank you very much to you and the england fans there. benidorm, a huge place for brits who live in spain. a really popular tourist destination as well. they are calling it to — one.

let's return to the spanish players — bbcjournalist, sergee forcada. i'm guessing that is not what the guys behind you are saying? timer;r i'm guessing that is not what the guys behind you are saying? they are very confident — guys behind you are saying? they are very confident that _ guys behind you are saying? they are very confident that spain _ guys behind you are saying? they are very confident that spain can - guys behind you are saying? they are very confident that spain can win. - guys behind you are saying? they are very confident that spain can win. i i very confident that spain can win. i was talking to some of the teenagers that were here and are now taking their positions so they can get a very good review for the working party here. they were saying, "we managed to get rid of italy, of germany, of france with a fantastic goal, they have no doubt that they can make it happen, that they can beat england. they say it is going to be difficult obviously because this is at the end a final, but they are confident that the trophy is going to come home. and by home here they mean spain, not england. they say they managed to win the trophy twice before, it has been over a decade but i think now is the time for the euros camp to come back to spain. i for the euros camp to come back to sain. .. ., ,

for the euros camp to come back to sain. ., , , spain. i cannot remember the spanish for no spain. i cannot remember the spanish for to back spain. i cannot remember the spanish for go back home. _ spain. i cannot remember the spanish for go back home. you _ spain. i cannot remember the spanish for go back home. you are _ spain. i cannot remember the spanish for go back home. you are in - spain. i cannot remember the spanish for go back home. you are in the - for go back home. you are in the hometown of this absolute sensational player. he is so young, and yet we are seeing how this young generation of players, notjust spanish but english as well, there he is, he hasjust turned 17. so much maturity. the whole area must be super proud of him? yes. much maturity. the whole area must be super proud of him?— be super proud of him? yes, totally. and especially _ be super proud of him? yes, totally. and especially because _ be super proud of him? yes, totally. and especially because when - be super proud of him? yes, totally. and especially because when he - and especially because when he celebrates, he does a sign that is 403, and that is actually the postcode for the neighbourhood where he grew up. we have been here all day and we have been talking to people, and most of them have a personal anecdote, either they have seen him around or they know some of his relatives. they are very proud of him. he is super young. hejust turned 17 yesterday. he started playing football here in kind of a

working—class neighbourhood near barcelona. someone we were talking to earlier said, "i used to see him play when he was just seven or eight years old, and now he is the star of only spain, but a star in this competition." and they are hopeful that his performance will be great tonight once again, and that spain will to win, partially because of what lamine yamal does. thank you so, so what lamine yamal does. thank you so. so much- — what lamine yamal does. thank you so. so much- in _ what lamine yamal does. thank you so, so much. in the _ what lamine yamal does. thank you so, so much. in the home _ what lamine yamal does. thank you so, so much. in the home town - what lamine yamal does. thank you so, so much. in the home town of. so, so much. in the home town of this sensationalfoot so, so much. in the home town of this sensational foot ballplayer. what a way to celebrate turning 17. i cannot even begin to imagine what is going through his mind. there we saw spanish fans, they feel pretty confident. england fans feeling also really confident as well. but someone is going to have to win, aren't they? every time england have been supplying, apart from one match, i spoke up with a family of

absolute super fans, the match, i spoke up with a family of absolute superfans, the royal family from birmingham. and i am pleased to say that we are keeping the tradition alive or there. stephen wall, his wife claire, their two children, hugo and florence, and claire's parents, david and gail. are you enjoying those shirts hanging up all over your room? do you like them? ha. still a very firm you like them? no. still a very firm no. you like them? no. still a very firm no- hugo. — you like them? no. still a very firm no. hugo, what do you think the score is going to be? it is no. hugo, what do you think the score is going to be?— no. hugo, what do you think the score is going to be? it is going to be 2-1. i score is going to be? it is going to be 2-1. | think — score is going to be? it is going to be 2-1. | think it _ score is going to be? it is going to be 2-1. i think it is _ score is going to be? it is going to be 2-1. i think it is going - score is going to be? it is going to be 2-1. i think it is going to - score is going to be? it is going to be 2-1. i think it is going to be - be 2—1. i think it is going to be the toughest game. i feel like spain is going to dominate the first half, thenit is going to dominate the first half, then it is going to be 50— in the second half. ifeel like bukayo saka is going to score a beautiful goal.

i'm loving the determination and the consistency and the clarity with that. to— one. just to let viewers know, every time you have called it, you have got it wrong. but you've got the winner right. what is it going to be?— going to be? therefore i say an hint going to be? therefore i say anything else. _ going to be? therefore i say anything else, can _ going to be? therefore i say anything else, can i - going to be? therefore i say anything else, can ijust- going to be? therefore i say i anything else, can ijust thank yourself— anything else, can ijust thank yourself and the newsroom, you have made _ yourself and the newsroom, you have made it— yourself and the newsroom, you have made it the _ yourself and the newsroom, you have made it the best tournament imaginable. we have just really enjoyed — imaginable. we have just really enjoyed it. ijust wanted to get that out— enjoyed it. ijust wanted to get that out there. back to the football. i think tonight it will be to — football. i think tonight it will be to - one — football. i think tonight it will be to - one i— football. i think tonight it will be to — one. i do really believe. i don't — to — one. i do really believe. i don't think— to — one. i do really believe. i don't think it is going to be as tight— don't think it is going to be as tight as — don't think it is going to be as tight as what hugo says. i think england — tight as what hugo says. i think england are going to play possessive football. _ england are going to play possessive football, they are going to go from the hack _ football, they are going to go from the back i— football, they are going to go from the back. ithink football, they are going to go from the back. i think the game is going to he _ the back. i think the game is going to he more — the back. i think the game is going to be more open than previous games. we are _ to be more open than previous games. we are going _ to be more open than previous games. we are going to be able to express ourselves— we are going to be able to express ourselves more, lamoor free—flowing football _ ourselves more, lamoor free—flowing

football. we ourselves more, lamoor free-flowing football. ~ . ,, , , football. we are keeping everything crossed. thank _ football. we are keeping everything crossed. thank you _ football. we are keeping everything crossed. thank you for _ football. we are keeping everything crossed. thank you for saying - football. we are keeping everything crossed. thank you for saying that, | crossed. thank you for saying that, because we have absolutely loved having you guys on. and it all started because claire took the young kids swimming, and that is where stephen went wild and got all those shirts up in your front room. claire, you must not regret now that you did take the kids now and let stephen go wild with all of those shirts? . stephen go wild with all of those shirts? , .. ., , . stephen go wild with all of those shirts? , ., , . ., shirts? yes, i cannot believe all of the media — shirts? yes, i cannot believe all of the media attention _ shirts? yes, i cannot believe all of the media attention we _ shirts? yes, i cannot believe all of the media attention we have - shirts? yes, i cannot believe all of the media attention we have got l shirts? yes, i cannot believe all of. the media attention we have gotjust from putting up some flags in the living _ from putting up some flags in the living room. luckyi from putting up some flags in the living room. lucky i did not end in divorce _ living room. lucky i did not end in divorce but — living room. lucky i did not end in divorce. but no, we are just hoping we are _ divorce. but no, we are just hoping we are going — divorce. but no, we are just hoping we are going to bring it home. fantastic. _ we are going to bring it home. fantastic, we love you for doing that. from david and gail, what a lovely family you have got there. they are amazing. aha, lovely family you have got there. they are amazing.— lovely family you have got there. they are amazing. a great team, like encland. they are amazing. a great team, like england. amazing. _ they are amazing. a great team, like england. amazing. i— they are amazing. a great team, like england. amazing. ijust _ they are amazing. a great team, like england. amazing. ijust wonder, - they are amazing. a great team, like england. amazing. ijust wonder, if,| england. amazing. i 'ust wonder, if, florence, england _ england. amazing. ijust wonder, if, florence, england do _ england. amazing. ijust wonder, if, florence, england do when, - england. amazing. ijust wonder, if, florence, england do when, we - england. amazing. ijust wonder, if, florence, england do when, we can | florence, england do when, we can dream, if they do win, we'll the

shirts stay up?— dream, if they do win, we'll the shirts stay up? no, absolutely not. i would shirts stay up? no, absolutely not. i would not — shirts stay up? no, absolutely not. i would not like _ shirts stay up? no, absolutely not. i would not like it. _ shirts stay up? no, absolutely not. i would not like it. oh, _ shirts stay up? no, absolutely not. i would not like it. oh, bless - shirts stay up? no, absolutely not. i would not like it. oh, bless you. | i would not like it. oh, bless you. listen, i would not like it. oh, bless you. listen. we — i would not like it. oh, bless you. listen, we love _ i would not like it. oh, bless you. listen, we love you _ i would not like it. oh, bless you. listen, we love you so _ i would not like it. oh, bless you. listen, we love you so much. - i would not like it. oh, bless you. i listen, we love you so much. thank you so much forjoining us every single time that england has played. we have really had a blast with you. we have really had a blast with you. we just hope that the score goes the right way. we hope that hugo has called it the right way. and hugo, just tell us, what is coming home? england's coming home! # it's coming home!# we will let your saviour voices. the wall family. great to have you on bbc news, as we have done consistently every time england has played. thank you so much, the wall family. brilliant, brilliant family. they have been letting us come into

their front room every single time england have played. we will be bracing ourselves. we will be watching all of this on our website as well, we will have a life page the moment kick—off starts with all of the pre—match. thank you for watching. hello there. we're just coming up to the half way 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 — the northeast of aberdeenshire, too. leading the league of misery is loftus, where we've had well over double thejuly average rainfall, and there's a bit more on the way as well as we'll see over the next few days. now, on sunday, we did manage to see a bit of sunshine across southern and western areas of the uk, but the same area of low pressure out in the north sea continued to feed patches of rain in to parts of northeast england and eastern scotland, where it will stay quite damp overnight for some.

temperatures around 10 or 11 degrees overnight. and into monday morning, we start to see the next area of low pressure moving in from the southwest. this is going to be bringing a belt of heavy rain across england and wales through monday, monday night and into tuesday as well. the first signs of the rain — well, arriving across wales and southwest england, the rain turning heavy here quickly through monday morning with a chance of some rumbles of thunder, some localised flooding before the rain extends into southeast england, east anglia, the midlands. north of that for northern england, northern ireland and scotland, it's a largely dry day with some pleasant spells of warm sunshine. top temperatures reaching the low 20s here, which will feel very pleasant. but through monday night, we've got more rain to come, extending its way northwards and eastwards across england and wales, with the rain across eastern areas of england reluctant to move away through tuesday. and this is part of the uk that's seen the most rainfall so far this month. so it looks like we'll see another dollop working in here monday night and into tuesday. again, scotland and northern ireland not faring

too badly on tuesday, although there'll be some heavy showers, i think, for east scotland, parts of north east england. where the sunshine comes out, temperatures reached the low 20s. and then something we've been hoping to see for a while. an area of high pressure moves in for wednesday. you can pencil in a decent day. most areas will be bright with some spells of lengthy sunshine, and it's going to feel warm in that sunshine as well, with temperatures reaching 24 celsius in london. 24 is actually average for this time of the year, but in that strong july sun it will feel very pleasant. the fine weather hangs around for most of england, wales, eastern scotland through thursday, before we start to see the weather patterns return to rather more unsettled looking weather picture into the following weekend, with rain or showers around and temperatures back below average for the time of year.

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