and more sunshine around and temperatures will start to climb. could see 20 in eastern scotland, northern ireland and highs of 2a in london. 75 fahrenheit. warmer still through thursday. best weather front will introduce rain to the far north—west but for most, south—westerly flow driving up the warm air. a bit embarrassing but could be the first time this month we have seen 25 degrees. warmer on friday but look what is waiting in the wings for the start of the weekend. thanks, louise. and that's bbc news at six. now its time to join our colleagues for the news colleagues for the news where you are, goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. the day after the night before — england's footballers are back home after losing the euro 2024 final — but what now for manager gareth southgate?

a very different feeling in madrid — as spain arrive home victorious — but is this a team that can dominate for years to come? i believe and i understand that spain has a group that can market era. —— mark and era. and with the world cup just two years away — headaches perhaps for the host nation, after crowd trouble in miami marrs the copa america final. also coming up on sportsday... hewett is a happy man — as alfie finally gets his hands on the wheelchair singles title — admitting the pressure was beginning to weigh heavy on his shoulders. and after winning the scottish 0pen yesterday, robert macintyre can now aim for another victory in front of his home crowd — at the open at royal troon.

hello there, and welcome along to the programme. and as england fans know all too well, it's very much a case of 58 years and counting since that major trophy proverbially �*came home'. the dust is finally beginning to settle on england's european championship final defeat to spain last night. it was a match, their opponents dominated, two euros finals in a row england have now lost — and the questions begin over gareth southgate�*s future as manager. 0ur correspondent nesta mcgregor is in berlin for us. berlin is a city steeped in history. we have berlin is a city steeped in history. we have the berlin is a city steeped in history. we have the famous berlin is a city steeped in history. we have the famous wall berlin is a city steeped in history. we have the famous wall and berlin is a city steeped in history. we have the famous wall and the brandenburg gate behind me and countless other sites. england unfortunately not making a piece of their own history last night. some fans remaining in the city at the hotel to see this team off but as you can imagine it was not the euphoric experience many hoped. none of the staff or players stopping to speak with media, plenty of luggage

but no trophy. what next? england don't have long before they make changes if they make any. there is a world cup in two years a nation league fixtures to come. gareth got speaking after the game said there were fitness concerns and harry kane was not 100% fit, luke shaw gave germany injured only starting one game and i happen to be the final. you speak to many england fans and they say they have a great squad with great individuals but it is the case of getting that makes a right and as you know, the long wait comes on. since the 1966 the england men have not won a major trophy. with each tournament they don't when the question will be asked by each generation, when will they deliver. nesta mcgregor there. so the long wait goes on and for manager gareth southgate, it's been a particularly bruising campaign, given the criticism through the groups. but how does southgate�*s record at major tournaments stack up, following that defeat last night? he's taken england closer to

world cup or european championship glory than any manager other than sir alf ramsey, reaching back—to—back european championship finals and a world cup semifinal in 2018. this is his major tournament record in numbers — 26 games at the world cup and euros — southgate�*s side have won 1a, drawn seven and lost five for a 53.8% win rate, scoring 44 goals and conceding 20. that major tournament record compares well to southgate�*s overall figures with england which reads 61 wins from 102 games with 2a draws and 17 defeats. so what next for gareth — and the national side. joe lynsky reports. 58 years of waiting — another fall at the last step. now for gareth southgate, england waits for his next one. very proud of the group of players. we have now been consistently back in the matches that matter. it's the last step that we haven't been able to do.

it's hard to reflect so soon after a defeat like this. i need to have those conversations with important people behind the scenes. and, i'm obviously not going to discuss that publicly first. for eight years, he's led a team away from the low point, the last euros before southgate brought that last 16 defeat. and england's embarrassment is iceland's ecstasy! his four major tournaments have all brought near misses, but 2024 was a different kind of pressure. a squad with the attackers no england coach has had before, and yet from seven games at these euros they scored just eight goals. for england, there were moments, but spain beat them with a plan. if that was the difference, some will blame it on the coach. when gareth started off, england were in big trouble, you know, so he's dragged them from the very

bottom and in taking us to, to a, nearly, a team that can be successful. but expectations are higher and not winning it is not going to be good enough. like i said he gave us some some great moments, but now we need to go forward, to go to the next step. because it'd be such a shame with these players that we have now, if we don't win. southgate�*s england contract runs out in december. qualifying starts for the world cup in march. the next days will determine england's plan to get there. the different options include graham potter, who's out of work, and newcastle's eddie howe. on his podcast, gary lineker said jurgen klopp�*s worth the call. the fa may yet stick with the man who brought change. one of the most important things, he's got a bunch of young players he's built into a team it's been missing over many generations. we're seeing that and what i like is when the team scores, the subs off the bench are

jumping on their backs. that indicates very strongly to me that there's a great team spirit, and that's done and engendered by the boss. cucurella gets it back in. 0yarzabal scores for spain! spain's winning goal came on 86 minutes, and england were this close to one more great moment. heading off the line! if mark gay had equalised, the conversation could be different. but now england waits to see if the coach gets extra time. joe lynskey, bbc news. it was always going to be tough for england against this impressive spain team. who've managed to brush aside all the big names who came before them — including hosts germany in the last 8 which went to the last moments of extra time, and beating france in the semis. they won all seven of their matches, becoming the first european side to do so at a major tournament. the team made a triumphant return from berlin, with captain alvaro morata, coach luis de la fuente and spanish federation president pedro rocha posing for pictures with the trophy before the rest of the team disembarked for pictures

and celebrations of their own. they then travelled to their hotel in madrid, and will be embarking on an open—top bus tour through madrid later this evening. and the squad in the last hour, have their royal seal of approval. meeting with the spanish king at the royal residence in madrid. for european titles a record in the men's game and the players met with the royal family before the parade which will undoubtedly see the thousands lined the streets again. and just take a look at these scenes from across spain last night. the fans celebrated wildly into the evening. as the team won their first major competition in more than 10 years. by no means did they come into this year's tournament as the favourites, but got better and better as the games went on. in, rodri they had the player of the tournament. in teenage sensation lamine yamal, they had the young player of the tournament. dani 0lmo shared the golden boot. so it's a future that's very bright — in all senses — as spanish football journalist ernest macia told me earlier.

if he asked me at the beginning of these euros i would say spain has few options to win a competition in which france are the favourites and will which germany are hosts in which there are players that can market and era like jude bellingham. so there was little room for spain because talent was too young. however this is not a league competition, this is not champions league so it is a different tournament and spain have grown, have grown in talent like lamine yamal, c can imagine our surprise when they were out in the national team and still spain is doing very well. the confidence has been rising quickly. when we saw the signs of the stylet and his talent was already possible in the short term, notjust the maid or long—term

prospects. so we were not surprised if you asked me three weeks ago, i would've said it was almost impossible.— would've said it was almost impossible. would've said it was almost im ossible. ~ , ., , ~ impossible. when you put it like that and looking _ impossible. when you put it like that and looking at _ impossible. when you put it like that and looking at the - impossible. when you put it like that and looking at the names, | impossible. when you put it like i that and looking at the names, was there a sense that team could go on and win the tournament in the way that they did? it and win the tournament in the way that they did?— that they did? it was a sensation and looking _ that they did? it was a sensation and looking ahead, _ that they did? it was a sensation and looking ahead, each - that they did? it was a sensation i and looking ahead, each sensation this team has a lot of potential. how to unlock this potential? i think spain to be consistently winning, they need to score because we have seen in the zero in every player, if every player from the midfield could score it would be fantastic but it is not likely to happen always. it can happen sometimes more often in the euros in world cups but it is something spain should improve. looking ahead, there are big changes still for the next years. of course, there's a lot of teams that can make it, but i believe and understand that spain

has a group that can market era. so while england's men hold their heads high, after that euros run. the pressure is on for sarina wiegman, and her lionesses this week. they're the european champions remember — but they face a pivotal qualifying clash with sweden tomorrow in gothenburg — a draw will seal their spot at next year's euros automatically. katie gornall has more. welcome to the cdn where here tomorrow evening england will play their crucial england qualifier against sweden. they have been training this afternoon, the coach had been speaking to the media but last night like millions of others, they were fans. the team came together to watch the men in their final against spain and of course, we all know what happened next. i asked leah williamson how much she shared in england's disappointment. we did not get quite over the line, a fantastic spanish team i know they will be devastated about it, i think

it will take a while for them to get over it but us as a country, we have been blessed with incredible tournaments and when the winds come, which i do believe they will, that means we all win.— which i do believe they will, that means we all win. leah williamson watched from _ means we all win. leah williamson watched from the _ means we all win. leah williamson watched from the bench _ means we all win. leah williamson watched from the bench last - means we all win. leah williamson watched from the bench last time i watched from the bench last time england played sweden back in april. finishing 1—1. another draw would be enough to see england through as one of the top two teams in this group as england qualify automatically. it is a fiendishly difficult group that also features france. the coach is under no illusion over challenges ahead as she knows anything can happen come tomorrow. we ahead as she knows anything can happen come tomorrow. we knew this was a very competitive _ happen come tomorrow. we knew this was a very competitive group - happen come tomorrow. we knew this was a very competitive group and - was a very competitive group and that is_ was a very competitive group and that is what has showed so tomorrow is an important game for us, france is an important game for us, france is in the _ is an important game for us, france is in the top — is an important game for us, france is in the top of the group. but we can stitt— is in the top of the group. but we can still become a third in the group — can still become a third in the group and _ can still become a third in the group and first in the group so that is how— group and first in the group so that is how we — group and first in the group so that is how we approach it. we had some very good _ is how we approach it. we had some very good training sessions, everyone _ very good training sessions, everyone is fit and we are ready for tomorrow — everyone is fit and we are ready for tomorrow. we everyone is fit and we are ready for tomorrow. ~ ., ., ., everyone is fit and we are ready for tomorrow— tomorrow. we are told all players are fit and —

tomorrow. we are told all players are fit and available _ tomorrow. we are told all players are fit and available for— tomorrow. we are told all players are fit and available for england l are fit and available for england which means fran kirby has recovered from the elm mist that has kept her out of the game friday. the coach has a big decision on who will start, will she go with players new or old, it will be revealing. england are in a decent position here as they look to book their place in switzerland next year and defend their title. elsewhere, scotland can end their qualifying campaign with five wins out of six — if they can beat serbia tomorrow night. northern ireland can confirm second place in their group — if they avoid defeat against bosnia herzegovina and wales will win their group — if they win or draw against kosovo. this group stage campaign is an opportunity to test the depth of the team, correct me if i'm wrong, but i think we have used 21 different players. scored a lot of goals, we have kept it pretty tight at the back, but there will be changes in the game. i have been clear with the team and i will be clear again that

this is a game that we expected three points from and more important, a good performance where we continue to push our standards. so two years to wait then, till the next big major men's tournament — the world cup — in the us, canada and mexico. and scenes now to concern organisers, ahead of that — after chaoe in miami, where thousands of fans without tickets pushed their way in to see argentina beat colombia in the final of the copa america, in miami. a warning, you may find some of the images injane dougall�*s report disturbing. frightening scenes as fans crush against the gate. wrestling, initially to get into the stadium, but then for their safety. many had become a shredded with delays in 90 degrees heat outside the hard rock stadium in miami prompting supporters to surge forward. hundreds pushed through security checkpoints, many without tickets. in the rush, thousands were injured with the police eventually stepping

in to make arrests. it was two hours before the situation was under control. a potentially dangerous stampede narrowly avoided. kick off between argentina and colombia was delayed by 18 minutes and it overshadowed a much anticipated final between two south american powerhouses. the match high drama of its own, it was the goal is in the second half when the argentinian superstar nessie went down and was taken off. it superstar nessie went down and was taken off. , ., ., , _ ., taken off. it is over for messy and this final. at — taken off. it is over for messy and this final. at 37 _ taken off. it is over for messy and this final. at 37 years _ taken off. it is over for messy and this final. at 37 years old, - taken off. it is over for messy and this final. at 37 years old, did - taken off. it is over for messy and this final. at 37 years old, did he l this final. at 37 years old, did he think it was _ this final. at 37 years old, did he think it was his _ this final. at 37 years old, did he think it was his last _ this final. at 37 years old, did he think it was his last mention and| think it was his last mention and argentinian shirt, his dear suggested it could be. without him the match went to extra time but his team—mate made sure he would lift a another trophy. he team-mate made sure he would lift a another trophy-— team-mate made sure he would lift a another trophy._ a l another trophy. he never misses! a record 16th — another trophy. he never misses! a record 16th copa _ another trophy. he never misses! a record 16th copa for— another trophy. he never misses! a record 16th copa for argentina - another trophy. he never misses! a record 16th copa for argentina but l record 16th copa for argentina but the scenes outside the miami ground

are troubling. hard rock stadium is scheduled to close to seven games at the twin 26 world cup. if this was a trust for partial, it did not go well. —— dress rehearsal. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. germany forward thomas muller has announced his retirement from international football. the 34—year—old bayern munich star's decision comes in the wake of germany's defeat to eventual champions spain in the quarterfinals of euro 202a. josh tarling has signed a three—year contract extension to keep him at ineos grenadiers until at least 2027. the 20—year—old welshman won time trial gold at the european road race championships in 2023, followed by a surprise bronze at the world championships in glasgow. and with the olympics just 11 days away from starting — the first wave of british athletes have begun to arrive in paris. athletes from team gb�*s archery, boxing and gymnastics team arrived today — with over 320 athletes are expected to represent great britain at this summer's games.

tennis of course, will be part of the olympics and paralympics programmes — and it proved to be third time lucky for alfie hewett yesterday. he finally got his hands on the wimbledon wheelchair men's singles title — to complete a career grand slam — something he called �*the best day of his life'. hewett lost the past two singles finals at sw19, but this time he dominated spain's martin de la fuente to win in straight sets. and as if that wasn't enough for one day, a couple of hours later he won the doubles title for a sixth time with partner gordon reid. it felt like it was building each year, the expectation, the pressure. more questions were being asked and it was the last one in my career, grand plan to take off, so it felt like it was always sitting it had to be a wimbledon singles and we had the occasion to do it on the number one court in front of my friends and

family and all of the fans and the coverage that it has had is been truly special. he coverage that it has had is been truly special-— truly special. he displayed incredible, _ truly special. he displayed incredible, there's - truly special. he displayedj incredible, there's nothing truly special. he displayed - incredible, there's nothing else i could _ incredible, there's nothing else i could say — incredible, there's nothing else i could say. we have been waiting for this moment for the last two years and he _ this moment for the last two years and he has — this moment for the last two years and he has finally done it and he has had — and he has finally done it and he has had all— and he has finally done it and he has had all of us, big crowd of us all behind — has had all of us, big crowd of us all behind him as well. we have all been _ all behind him as well. we have all been here — all behind him as well. we have all been here every step of the way. ever— been here every step of the way. ever since — been here every step of the way. ever since we were kids, everyone here _ ever since we were kids, everyone here means — ever since we were kids, everyone here means something to alfie and the fact— here means something to alfie and the fact that even his granddad was here waiting and watching the match meant _ here waiting and watching the match meant so _ here waiting and watching the match meant so much. so what a day for hewett and his family. it's also been a big day of tennis news today — as great britain announced their davis cup team for the group stages in september. for more on both these stories, i spoke to our tennis correspondent russell fuller earlier — and he began by praising hewett�*s achievement. he described it as the best day of his life and he has been honest over the past year, the past two years on how different he was to win the wimbledon singles title the only grand slam singles title that had

eluded him before yesterday and that was mostly i think because he was in a strong position against in the final two years ago and still lost but now he is won the singles and doubles as well with gordon reed for a sixth time meaning is only the second man in history, shingo kunieda and the other, to have one the grand slam set at all for venues and he will not look forward to the paralympics because that is a cold medal that he has so far not been able to win. medal that he has so far not been able to win-— medal that he has so far not been able to win. huge few weeks i had for alfie, let's _ able to win. huge few weeks i had for alfie, let's turn _ able to win. huge few weeks i had for alfie, let's turn our _ able to win. huge few weeks i had for alfie, let's turn our attention l for alfie, let's turn our attention to the davis cup with the news of the gb team, who is in and what can we expect? he the gb team, who is in and what can we exoect?— we expect? he is gone for the team ou would we expect? he is gone for the team you would probably _ we expect? he is gone for the team you would probably expect. - we expect? he is gone for the team you would probably expect. the - we expect? he is gone for the team you would probably expect. the top j you would probably expect. the top three in the singles ranking, jack draper, cameron norrie and dan evans. they r2 must establish doubles players injoe salisbury and neil salsberry who were the top to

the british rankings because chances wimbledon, henry patton spectacularly won the men's doubles title and wimbledon and actually now ranked above scuffed ski and still has a chance to force his way in the team because it is still a long way away, leon smith will be able to make up to three changes to the team up make up to three changes to the team up until the day before the group stages began and clearly he will be interested in how the players play off the next few weeks on the hard courts of north america and particularly at the us open which is just for the davis cup in manchester. and what a 2k hours it's been too, for robert macintyre. he won the scottish open in style yesterday — birdieing the final hole to beat adam scott by a shot and became just the second home winner of the tournament. macintyre has now switched from the east to the west coast of scotland, in preparation for the 152nd open championship which starts at royal troon on thursday — and our golf correspondent iain carter thinks he could be a dark horse for this week's major.

i think there is definitely grounds for optimism for bob to speak, he has yet to win a major championship and he said to us at the start of last week if it was not a major he wanted to win, it would be the scottish open so that victory meant an awful lot to him. the way he did it, yes he had a stroke of good fortune on the 16th when he was in a thick rough and discovered he was standing on a sprinkler head which means he could free drop and capitalised with a brilliant shot into six feet and then holding the eagle putt then to birdie the last, it was the stuff of dreams and it will tell him, when he wants it most, he can't deliver in i think thatis most, he can't deliver in i think that is a precious commodity for any leading golfer. and he gets to celebrate not to say he won. by, leading golfer. and he gets to celebrate not to say he won. a good come back from _ celebrate not to say he won. a good come back from him _ celebrate not to say he won. a good come back from him in _ celebrate not to say he won. a good come back from him in many- celebrate not to say he won. a good i come back from him in many respects given what has happened to mcelroy

in the us open, so perhaps some confidence going in for michael bracewell. i confidence going in for michael bracewell. ~ bracewell. i think he will feel there is enough _ bracewell. i think he will feel there is enough and - bracewell. i think he will feel there is enough and his - bracewell. i think he will feel| there is enough and his game bracewell. i think he will feel. there is enough and his game to sustain him, enough for him to be on the fringes of contending throughout the fringes of contending throughout the scottish open. the downside for him is the fact that he missed so many pots, the putter was stone cold and had he hold his share there, he could have been celebrating a successful title defence. he has a few days to tighten up the putting stroke, but the big? will be, if he can put himself in contention, how does he then fair given the massive scale of the disappointment that he suffered at the us open last month when he had a winning position and could not convert it.— could not convert it. plenty of big names looking — could not convert it. plenty of big names looking forward _ could not convert it. plenty of big names looking forward to - could not convert it. plenty of big names looking forward to this - could not convert it. plenty of big i names looking forward to this week, tiger woods being one. {jut names looking forward to this week, tiger woods being one.— tiger woods being one. out on the uolf tiger woods being one. out on the golf course — tiger woods being one. out on the golf course yesterday _ tiger woods being one. out on the golf course yesterday following - tiger woods being one. out on the i golf course yesterday following him, just a solitary practice round,

fairly small gallery following him. and he was lovely getting to know the course, having not been there since 2004, injured in 2016. you have to wonder how many more open championships he will play. he has barely contended, barely played in the last few years, but he is here and he will tell us he thinks he can win if everything falls into place. i think that is the longest of shots but nonetheless he will attract huge galleries once again as he always does when he plays in a major championship. the does when he plays in a ma'or championship.�* does when he plays in a ma'or championship. does when he plays in a ma'or cham--ionshi. , ., , ., championship. the prize money for the 0 en championship. the prize money for the open this _ championship. the prize money for the open this year, _ championship. the prize money for the open this year, a _ championship. the prize money for the open this year, a rise - championship. the prize money for the open this year, a rise in - championship. the prize money for the open this year, a rise in fair, i the open this year, a rise in fair, how has it been received with macula matches a small rise of $500,000 in terms of the overall increase which bucks the trend for the rest of the golfing world with the inflationary pleasures that have come with the lifts are grouped in the way the pga tour has responded —— liv tour. but

standing firm saying everything must be suspendable therefore he will not join that train of having massive prize fund increases so it will be interesting to see with the players make of that but i think it is an interesting stance that the rna has taken reaffirming the need for the game to remain sustainable going forward. and we'll finish with where we started — and you may feel some dispondency and disappointment over england's defeat but fear not — you probably won't feel potentially as bad as one england supporter. this is dan thomas — who before the final — chose to get a tattoo that declared england were �*euro 2024 winners'. he insists he doesn't regret it and will �*not cover it up' — but has an idea of what to do with it. �* ., ., ., ., , it. i'm not going to remove it but i have a plan _ it. i'm not going to remove it but i have a plan now — it. i'm not going to remove it but i have a plan now where _ it. i'm not going to remove it but i have a plan now where hopefully l it. i'm not going to remove it but i have a plan now where hopefully i| it. i'm not going to remove it but i i have a plan now where hopefully i am going to wait for years, let it stay

there for four years and try to turn to for a two and eight. he should'vejust got, he should've just got, its coming home. a reminder of our top story before we go. england's footballers have arrived back home after losing the euro 2024 final. it's back to back european championship defeats for england and for gareth southgate — who the spotlight now falls upon — and whether he will continue his tenure as the nation's manager — heading into the world cup in 2026. you can find more on all of that as well as the southgate speculation on the bbc sport website. that is it from us here. thank you for watching and we will see you next time. hello there. we should see some improvements in the weather later this week, but we've started the week with cloud and rain, and it's already been a very wet

july for some eastern parts of england. loftus really stands out. we've had more than twice the normal rainfall. in contrast to here in western scotland, where there's only been 20% of normal rainfall, and it's generally been drier in the west and wetter in the east. but this area of low pressure has been trudging northwards, bringing these outbreaks of rain northwards. we may well see the rain turning heavy and possibly even thundery for a while as it moves its way further north across england and wales. it should turn drier in the south later in the night, and further north in scotland, there will still be some showers around as well. but with more cloud around tonight, it is going to be a bit warmer than it was last night — 13 or 14 degrees. but we start tomorrow with this cloud and rain in wales and parts of northern england, that should get drawn away, and it will brighten up in many places. but there will be some showers as well, some pokey ones developing over the pennines through the midlands,

and the risk of some thundery downpours in eastern scotland and the northeast of england. those temperatures not that exciting really. 18—19 degrees, i think, quite widely so still a little on the cool side. but that low pressure is taking the rain away, the showers that follow will fade during tomorrow evening, and we'll start to see higher pressure approaching the uk. there are still some weather fronts lingering out in the atlantic that will eventually arrive in the far northwest, and ahead of that, the odd shower is possible in western scotland over the pennines and north wales. but on the whole — a drier day, some sunshine, light winds, getting a bit warmer. nothing too startling, but an improvement on what we've seen 23, maybe 24, in some eastern parts of england. now we do have some weather fronts to bring some rain into the northwest on thursday, but ahead of that, we're drawing up some warmer air on that gentle southerly breeze. it does mean the highest temperatures are going to be across more southeastern parts of the uk, where we could reach 25 degrees for the first time this month. that just shows you

how cool it's been. temperatures could get even higher, i think, on friday for southeastern parts, but then it cools down into the weekend as we start to see that rain moving down further from the northwest.

live from london. this is bbc news donald trump is in milwaukee to be confirmed as the republicans' presidential candidate — a day after a gunman tried to kill him. these are live pictures from inside the arena where the covention is getting under way. we are expecting to hear donald trump's pick for vice president in just over an hours' time. meanwhile, a usjudge dismisses a case against donald trump which accused him of holding on to classified documents. in other news — police in tenerife say they've found human remains in an area where british teenager, jay slater went missing a month ago and the england football team arrives home after losing to spain

in the final of the euro's. the victorious spanish team celebrated and posed with the trophy as they arrive home in madrid. iamasa i am as a their maturity, welcome to the programme. donald trump says he wants to "bring america together" — after surviving an assassination attempt at a campaign rally on saturday. mr trump called it a miracle, adding "i'm supposed to be dead." earlier, president biden addressed the nation calling for unity, and urging americans to lower the political temperature. these are live pictures from the repubican national covention in milwakee where in the next hour mr trump will attend the he's expected to be confirmed as the party's candidate for the us

presidential election in november. donald trump is also expected to name who his