the victorious spanish team celebrated and posed with the trophy as they arrive home in madrid. lam 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 running mate will be. stay with us. the developments here, and we are going to cross over to the national convention no. we are live in milwaukee _ the national convention no. we are live in milwaukee covering - the national convention no. we are live in milwaukee covering the - live in milwaukee covering the republican national convention which is gotten under way. you can hear behind me the voice on the stage, and what is expected to happen now is a roll call of the different states that are here, represented by the delegates, and they would present the results of the primary votes in their states, and donald trump overwhelmingly won the primary, so we hear them go state—by—state. it has been a jubilant mood on the floor in the last hour or so as the delegates weathered on the floor. a festival atmosphere. that is not unusual for atmosphere. that is not unusual for a convention, but certainly a convention like no other we have seenin convention like no other we have seen in the past, particularly

because of what happened what it hours ago, that attempted assassination of donald trump will stop there's been a flurry of activity since then, the former president arriving here in milwaukee on sunday night, and he is expected to speak here, so delegates eager. they told us very eager to see him take the stage. our colleague sarah smith has been looking at the lead up smith has been looking at the lead up to today's events. another fist pump from donald trump, the ultimate survivor who now appears to be unstoppable as he sweeps into milwaukee. he seems to be a changed man who will bring an entirely different tone, a new message to his convention. he told a conservative newspaper he has completely rewritten his speech, saying it's a chance to bring the country together. i was given that chance. he wrote on his own social media site, the worst president in the history of our country... donald trump was only minutes

into his speech to a campaign rally in pennsylvania when the shots came. if you want to really see something that said, take a look at what happened... if he'd not turned his head at that precise moment, he would almost certainly have been killed. the bullet that grazed his ear can be seen streaking past in this picture. it was a very near death experience. then he instinctively demonstrated his defiance to the crowd, creating an iconic image that will now define this election campaign. and you know, that's a little bit... he's got a gun! an investigation has been launched into the security lapse that allowed the gunman so close to the former president. the police are down there,

running around on the ground. we're like, "hey, man, there's a guy on the roof with a rifle". and the police are like, "huh? "what"? you know, like like they didn't know what was going on. on social media, his supporters are claiming it was divine intervention that saved his life, calling it a miracle. he'll be greeted like a saint as well as a hero. a saint as well as a hero this week. i talked to president trump today. he was in great spirits. i mean, he was telling me an unbelievable story about hearing the bullet actually come at him and go to his ear. he's upbeat. he's excited about coming to milwaukee. he was going to get on the plane right before i talked to him. and so i think it's going to be an exciting week for all. my fellow americans... president biden gave a rare live address from the oval office last night, saying politicians can debate and disagree without it leading to physical attacks. we can't allow this violence to be normalised. you know, the political record in this country has gotten very heated. it's time to cool it down. we all have responsibility to do that. another major development for donald trump today

is that the criminal case against him for storing classified documents at his residence in florida has been dramatically dropped by thejudge. she says the prosecuting lawyer was not properly appointed. so, in recent days, he has not only survived this assassination attempt, he's watched his opponent crumble on the debate stage, and won a major ruling in the supreme court. no wonder he and his allies believe they see the hand of god at work. earmark of the 48 hours there, as you can hear the singing of the national anthem behind me as delegates are standing up and gathered on the floor. we have spoken to many of them who told us this has been a moment of real shock, of anger even at the security lapse witness in pennsylvania, and many questions being asked about the shooter himself. we know his name is thomas matthew crookes, 20 years old, and our colleague emma vardy

has looked into more about him as well. what was in the mind of this young man is still unknown. thomas crooks. he'd graduated from high school two years ago, said to be good at maths, and later worked as an assistant at a nursing home. now the eyes of the international media are on the house where thomas crooks lived. hi, handsome! kelly was one of a number of neighbours evacuated as police investigated a suspicious device at his home. we were overrun with law enforcement agents from literally everywhere and given no explanation. and your neighbour, what was he like? he would just avidly walk the neighbourhood, um, and always had on like beats style headphones and kind of seems like your average american dorky young man. atjust 20 years old, this would have been the first presidential election that thomas crooks was old enough to vote in, and there are still many unanswered questions about why he left this quiet neighbourhood, ended up coming inches away from killing donald trump.

what we do know is that thomas crooks was a member of this gun club, which has condemned what it called the senseless violence. how typical is it for people to own guns in this area? yeah, hunting is something that's, you know, really typical in western pennsylvania. and i think belonging to a gun club, you know, having something like a rifle team like bethel park has, honing your craft and being a better shot is pretty typical throughout western pennsylvania for gun owners. when thomas crooks died on this roof, shot by the secret service, he was wearing a t—shirt, the merchandise of a popular youtuber who creates glamorised gun content for millions of subscribers. now the fbi is trawling through thomas crooks' life, his mobile phone and online activity, to try to understand the beliefs and motivations of the young man who has changed the course of this election. emma vardy, bbc news, bethel park, pennsylvania. all rights, those questions still

swirling, we know president biden has called for an independent investigation to what happened. saying he would make those results probably —— public. the programme behind me getting in full swing, as we heard from sarah smith earlier, another massive piece of news that we heard today, another win for donald trump, is that a judge has dismissed the criminal case against him over mishandling classified documents. this is a florida—based judge. nominated by research, and she said leader of the prosecution was unlawfully appointed and lacked the authority to bring the case. this is the second high—profile ruling in trump favour this month, earlier this month he had gotten a supreme court ruling about immunity for persecution from official acts. we are expecting special counsel jack smith to disagree with this ruling. we jack smith to disagree with this rulina. ~ ~' ., , jack smith to disagree with this

rulina. ~ ~ ., , , ., jack smith to disagree with this rulina. ~ ~' ., , , ., .,, ruling. we know this is a developing sto . in ruling. we know this is a developing story- in this — ruling. we know this is a developing story. in this court _ ruling. we know this is a developing story. in this court record, - ruling. we know this is a developing story. in this court record, the - story. in this court record, the judge — story. in this court record, the judge has_ story. in this court record, the judge has decided to grant donald trump _ judge has decided to grant donald trump steam a dismissal in this case: _ trump steam a dismissal in this case, finding that jack smith's appointment was on. the judge had granted _ appointment was on. the judge had granted multi—day hearings and debates— granted multi—day hearings and debates over this. for many, it was seen _ debates over this. for many, it was seen as_ debates over this. for many, it was seen as a _ debates over this. for many, it was seen as a far—fetched attempt by donald _ seen as a far—fetched attempt by donald trump's camp to get this case dismissed _ donald trump's camp to get this case dismissed. we know in the past, his team _ dismissed. we know in the past, his team has— dismissed. we know in the past, his team has been very good about getting — team has been very good about getting legal delays and putting rumours and obstacles in a month so if you _ rumours and obstacles in a month so if you thought that this would resutt— if you thought that this would result in— if you thought that this would result in the entire case been thrown — result in the entire case been thrown out. jack smith, of course, has hit _ thrown out. jack smith, of course, has hit ttack— thrown out. jack smith, of course, has hit back at the sense that his appointment was unconstitutional. it is interesting that the judge here also said — is interesting that the judge here also said that this only applies to the classified documents case, not the classified documents case, not the other— the classified documents case, not the other cases byjack smith. but, this is— the other cases byjack smith. but, this is landing like an earthquake today~ _ this is landing like an earthquake today~ let — this is landing like an earthquake today. let us not forget that the judge _ today. let us not forget that the judge was— today. let us not forget that the judge was asked by two of our fellow judges _ judge was asked by two of our fellow judges to— judge was asked by two of our fellow judges to recuse herself but she is

a trump _ judges to recuse herself but she is a trump appointee, so there will be a trump appointee, so there will be a tots _ a trump appointee, so there will be a lots of— a trump appointee, so there will be a lots of scrutiny over this decision _ a lots of scrutiny over this decision. i would a lots of scrutiny over this decision. iwould not a lots of scrutiny over this decision. i would not be surprised if this— decision. i would not be surprised if this is— decision. i would not be surprised if this is not— decision. i would not be surprised if this is not the last we have heard — if this is not the last we have heard from this. i'm sure that jack smith— heard from this. i'm sure that jack smith is— heard from this. i'm sure that jack smith is preparing a response, but we have _ smith is preparing a response, but we have not— smith is preparing a response, but we have not heard from his team yet. 0k, we have not heard from his team yet. 0k. right _ we have not heard from his team yet. 0k, right here in milwaukee, as the ok, right here in milwaukee, as the convention goes on, we have a guest with us, senator ronjohnson of the state of wisconsin, where this convention is taking place, which have in the programme. i know it as loud as the programme is going on and we have heard music, but i want to start out with what happened 48 hours ago because there is an interesting piece of information that attempted assassination of donald trump. donald trump talks about the fact that he was just inches away from the ability to name, and he turned to look at the chart, and that was the reason the bullet missed him, a chart you prepared, tell us about that. when i

accompanied _ prepared, tell us about that. when i accompanied the _ prepared, tell us about that. when i accompanied the president - prepared, tell us about that. when i accompanied the president at - prepared, tell us about that. when i accompanied the president at a - prepared, tell us about that. when i j accompanied the president at a rally in april. _ accompanied the president at a rally in april, there was some information i in april, there was some information i wanted _ in april, there was some information i wanted to— in april, there was some information i wanted to discuss with him, and then— i wanted to discuss with him, and then in— i wanted to discuss with him, and then in chart and elected, and he wanted me — then in chart and elected, and he wanted me to send it to his team, they took— wanted me to send it to his team, they took it — wanted me to send it to his team, they took it and change a few graphics— they took it and change a few graphics on it, he used it that day and has _ graphics on it, he used it that day and has been using it ever since, so god works _ and has been using it ever since, so god works in — and has been using it ever since, so god works in mysterious ways and helps _ god works in mysterious ways and helps save — god works in mysterious ways and helps save his life, brandy. what was to seeing — helps save his life, brandy. what was to seeing and _ helps save his life, brandy. what was to seeing and hearing - helps save his life, brandy. twist was to seeing and hearing that remark? . ., ., remark? the chart or the assassination _ remark? the chart or the assassination attempt. i remark? the chart or the l assassination attempt. the assassination _ assassination attempt. tie: assassination attempt. the assassination attempt. he| assassination attempt. the - assassination attempt. he popped up cuickl , so assassination attempt. he popped up quickly, so relieved _ assassination attempt. he popped up quickly, so relieved to _ assassination attempt. he popped up quickly, so relieved to hear— assassination attempt. he popped up quickly, so relieved to hear about - quickly, so relieved to hear about that, _ quickly, so relieved to hear about that, it _ quickly, so relieved to hear about that, it had — quickly, so relieved to hear about that, it had not heard about the tragedy— that, it had not heard about the tragedy of the 50—year—old father who sacrificed himself for his family. — who sacrificed himself for his family, but my thought was here is a man: _ family, but my thought was here is a man. donald — family, but my thought was here is a man, donald trump, who i know he loves _ man, donald trump, who i know he loves his— man, donald trump, who i know he loves his country, it doesn't have to do— loves his country, it doesn't have to do this, — loves his country, it doesn't have to do this, he has a wonderful life and does — to do this, he has a wonderful life and does not need to do this, but he stepped _ and does not need to do this, but he stepped up _ and does not need to do this, but he stepped up to the plate in 2016, and

he thought he could do a betterjob. he knew— he thought he could do a betterjob. he knew that running for reelection he will— he knew that running for reelection he will he _ he knew that running for reelection he will be vilified, i don't think he will be vilified, i don't think he could — he will be vilified, i don't think he could have anticipated the level of weaponisation of the government against _ of weaponisation of the government against him, but here he almost lost his life. _ against him, but here he almost lost his life. and — against him, but here he almost lost his life, and from my standpoint, i hope _ his life, and from my standpoint, i hope people take him at his word, it's a _ hope people take him at his word, it's a life—changing experience for the president, he almost lost his life, the president, he almost lost his life. and — the president, he almost lost his life. and a — the president, he almost lost his life, and a patriot and wonderful american — life, and a patriot and wonderful american lost his life, which changes— american lost his life, which changes your attitude. he could be a second _ changes your attitude. he could be a second term president, not having to worry— second term president, not having to worry about — second term president, not having to worry about reelection, understanding we have enormous problems. — understanding we have enormous problems, and now he wants to turn this moment into a moment of healing and unifying. let's let them do it. how do _ and unifying. let's let them do it. how do you — and unifying. let's let them do it. how do you anticipate he will do that westmark what do you think you will hear from them? it that westmark what do you think you will hear from them?— will hear from them? it starts with the clear in — will hear from them? it starts with the clear in what _ will hear from them? it starts with the clear in what you _ will hear from them? it starts with the clear in what you want - will hear from them? it starts with the clear in what you want to - will hear from them? it starts with the clear in what you want to do, | the clear in what you want to do, and recognising it is gone way too far, politicalviolence and recognising it is gone way too far, political violence is unacceptable, i don't want to see from _ unacceptable, idon't want to see from any— unacceptable, i don't want to see from any quarter. so let us start working — from any quarter. so let us start working together let's acknowledge what we _

working together let's acknowledge what we agree on. i truly believe america — what we agree on. i truly believe america is— what we agree on. i truly believe america is a great country because americans— america is a great country because americans are good people to stop i think americans of this country, i don't _ think americans of this country, i don't care — think americans of this country, i don't care where you are on the political— don't care where you are on the political screwed spectrum. we have differences of opinions on accomplishing the rules we share, we want safety— accomplishing the rules we share, we want safety and security and opportunity, so focus on the areas of agreement, that's what you're doing _ of agreement, that's what you're doing business, you'll get by arguing, _ doing business, you'll get by arguing, focus on the agreement, and if we can— arguing, focus on the agreement, and if we can do— arguing, focus on the agreement, and if we can do that we can solve the problems — if we can do that we can solve the problems. there would be differences but problems. there would be differences hut they— problems. there would be differences but they are petty in comparison with the — but they are petty in comparison with the major goals in life and our soiemn _ with the major goals in life and our solemn duty in preserving this nation — solemn duty in preserving this nation for— solemn duty in preserving this nation for our children. it is the messaue nation for our children. it is the message we — nation for our children. it is the message we have _ nation for our children. it is the message we have heard - nation for our children. it is the message we have heard from i nation for our children. it is the - message we have heard from donald trump until now, he said that is what we will hear from him in the speech, he wants to win your state, wisconsin, key battleground state, what do you think he needs to do to win the state?— win the state? appeal to every wisconsinite _ win the state? appeal to every wisconsinite stop _ win the state? appeal to every wisconsinite stop i _ win the state? appeal to every wisconsinite stop i would - win the state? appeal to every wisconsinite stop i would love | win the state? appeal to every l wisconsinite stop i would love to see him — wisconsinite stop i would love to see him hold a rather elected in the bronx— see him hold a rather elected in the bronx right — see him hold a rather elected in the bronx right here in the milwaukee, he wants— bronx right here in the milwaukee, he wants to be president for all

americans, provide opportunity, but we have _ americans, provide opportunity, but we have differences in our parties, democrats — we have differences in our parties, democrats want to grow government and provide people through dependency and assistance, republicans want to teach people how to fish _ republicans want to teach people how to fish we _ republicans want to teach people how to fish. we want to let them utilise their god—given freedom to dream and aspire _ their god—given freedom to dream and aspire and _ their god—given freedom to dream and aspire and build and create a great america _ aspire and build and create a great america but also good life for themselves will stop that's a big difference in our party vision for this country. difference in our party vision for this country-— difference in our party vision for this country. difference in our party vision for this count . ~ ., ., , this country. what do you believe we are auoin this country. what do you believe we are going to — this country. what do you believe we are going to see _ this country. what do you believe we are going to see on _ this country. what do you believe we are going to see on the _ this country. what do you believe we are going to see on the stage - this country. what do you believe we are going to see on the stage this i are going to see on the stage this week? we are waiting to hear from donald trump about his vice presidential nomination. we could see that as soon as today, what are you here and what do you want to see as his nominee? he you here and what do you want to see as his nominee?— as his nominee? he has a deep bench o- ose as his nominee? he has a deep bench oppose from. — as his nominee? he has a deep bench oppose from. i _ as his nominee? he has a deep bench oppose from, i know— as his nominee? he has a deep bench oppose from, i know this _ oppose from, i know this three senators— oppose from, i know this three senators on the short list, i would hate _ senators on the short list, i would hate to— senators on the short list, i would hate to lose — senators on the short list, i would hate to lose any one of them, they have _ hate to lose any one of them, they have included —— integrity, there will he _ have included —— integrity, there will be published sources, i would like to— will be published sources, i would like to see — will be published sources, i would like to see him pick a governor, but it sounds— like to see him pick a governor, but it sounds like he would pick a senator. _ it sounds like he would pick a senator, but it would be a good choice — senator, but it would be a good choice and _ senator, but it would be a good choice and someone qualified to step

in if they— choice and someone qualified to step in if they have to. ifi choice and someone qualified to step in if they have to.— in if they have to. if i let you go, one question _ in if they have to. if i let you go, one question about _ in if they have to. if i let you go, one question about security, - in if they have to. if i let you go, one question about security, it l in if they have to. if i let you go, i one question about security, it lets me and ask about security at that rally in pennsylvania, the security service said here in milwaukee —— in milwaukee, they believe they have addressed adequately all concerns, do you have concerns?— do you have concerns? there's lots of security — do you have concerns? there's lots of security here _ do you have concerns? there's lots of security here in _ do you have concerns? there's lots of security here in milwaukee, - do you have concerns? there's lots of security here in milwaukee, as i do you have concerns? there's lots. of security here in milwaukee, as we all over— of security here in milwaukee, as we all over the — of security here in milwaukee, as we all over the country, as walking by different— all over the country, as walking by different security forces and axing them. _ different security forces and axing them, they have different accents, and they— them, they have different accents, and they are all trying to keep the peace. _ and they are all trying to keep the peace. is— and they are all trying to keep the peace, is the best we can do, show manpower. — peace, is the best we can do, show manpower, and if anyone is coming here to _ manpower, and if anyone is coming here to protest, do so peacefully, we are _ here to protest, do so peacefully, we are on— here to protest, do so peacefully, we are on a — here to protest, do so peacefully, we are on a bipartisan basin, want everyone — we are on a bipartisan basin, want everyone to — we are on a bipartisan basin, want everyone to have a good impression of milwaukee, and then go to chicago with the _ of milwaukee, and then go to chicago with the same type of result, let people _ with the same type of result, let people go— with the same type of result, let people go through the political process— people go through the political process and then let us plead —— please _ process and then let us plead —— please heed what president biden and president _ please heed what president biden and president ruto are speaking about i’ili'it president ruto are speaking about right now. — president ruto are speaking about right now, we need to heal the nation. — right now, we need to heal the nation. we _ right now, we need to heal the nation, we have enormous problems,

we are _ nation, we have enormous problems, we are better trying to fix those problems — we are better trying to fix those problems together.— we are better trying to fix those problems together. thank you for “oininu us problems together. thank you for joining us senator— problems together. thank you for joining us senatorjohnson - problems together. thank you for joining us senatorjohnson on - problems together. thank you for| joining us senatorjohnson on bbc news, hope to catch with you again over the course of the convention. as you hear behind me, the programme continues here in wisconsin and we are hearing the president will be arriving later and would perhaps be delivering some words, and as i mentioned, we might be here and in just about one hour's time with that vice presidential nominee might be, so with that, i handed it back to you in london.— so with that, i handed it back to ou in london. ., .,, , ., you in london. that was my colleague sumi somaskanda _ you in london. that was my colleague sumi somaskanda in _ you in london. that was my colleague sumi somaskanda in milwaukee, - you in london. that was my colleague sumi somaskanda in milwaukee, and | you in london. that was my colleague i sumi somaskanda in milwaukee, and as we get more from the rnc, we would bring that to you, and sumi somaskanda would be back. police in spain say that human remains have been found on the island of tenerife near to where the british teenager — jay slater — went missing. the 19—year—old, from lancashire, hasn't been seen since he disappeared last month. a formal identification has yet to take place — but spanish police say that "all evidence suggests" the remains are those of jay slater. the teenager was on holiday on tenerife and had been at a music

festival on the island. he then went to a house several miles away — the last time he was seen. the body has been found not far away near the village of masca. police say he may have suffered an accident or fall, as our correspondent danny savage reports. this is the area of tenerife where jay slater was last seen alive. mountainous terrain where he'd ended up at an airbnb after a night out. it's not farfrom here where human remains have now been found, along with his clothes and possessions. jay was 19 years old, and had been holidaying with friends when he vanished last month. a huge search was launched for him by the authorities on the island. drones were sent into the air to assist mountain rescue teams, but the official search was eventually called off when no trace of him was found. they now believe he could have fallen in the steep, inaccessible area where a body has

now been discovered. these pictures have just been released of a deep deserted gorge where rescuers found who they believe to be jay. a statement from the civil guard on tenerife today says, "all indications indicate that it could be the young british man disappeared since lastjune 17th, in the absence of a full id". jay was from oswaldtwistle, here in lancashire, and ever since he went missing, people have been tying blue ribbons to lamp posts and fences in public places to show that people here were keeping him and his family in their thoughts. they were, of course, hoping for a much happier outcome than the one we now appear to be facing. i've known him. i grew up around here all my life, so everyone knows everyone around here like so, yeah, it's a shame it is. it's bad, you know? everyone wants him home. it's everyone wants an answer, don't they? i think it's hit the community hard around here because obviously he's

a well, he's a local lad and he's well known. i feel sorry for the family for going through this and every effort. people going over, especially our local fire service, going over to find him, it must have hit... it's hit hard. like so many young people, jay headed to tenerife for the nightlife. his disappearance led to some disturbing conspiracy theories, but his body was found near where his mobile was last used, when he called friends to say he was walking the many miles back to his resort. danny savage, bbc news. for more developments, we have more on her bbc news website and app, more on the police search and the fact they found human route remains on the island of ten reef, so go to our website and app if you want to learn more, we will bring you more developments on the general as they arrive.

the england team have landed back on home soil following their defeat to spain in the euros final in berlin last night. gareth southgate's men reached their second consecutive euros final under his leadership but after failing to secure the victory, questions are now being raised about the manager's future, as natalie pirks now reports. it's a sight england fans have grown wearily accustomed to — their team arriving back on home soil without a trophy. england were when he took over... gareth southgate didn't give it a second glance last night. england the first team in european championships history to lose two consecutive finals. young royals had been watching, but urged to hold their heads high by the king, players downbeat faces said it all. meanwhile in spain. a team they'd had lukewarm feelings for at the start turned out to be red—hot. but as spaniards enjoyed the fiesta to end all fiestas, in berlin this morning, england fans were left reflecting

on their manager's future. we're too critical of gareth as a nation. um, if he wants to go, i think he's earned that right, that he can choose when he wants to go. welcome back to a special 606... back home, though, the sentiment hasn't been quite as warm. the football was insipid. it was bland. he's tactically inept and his tactics is as if he's still got that bag on his head from the pizza hut advert. the fa will want the most successful england men's manager since 1966 to remain, but his contract runs out in december. last night, he was giving nothing away. now's not the time for me to speak about that. i need to talk to the right people and, uh, give myselfa bit of time. after the lowest moments as an england player... oh, no! ..southgate's mission as england manager was to unite the nation again.

in russia, he and his waistcoat made fans dream, unexpectedly reaching the semis. by euro 2020, he'd led england to their first men's final since �*66, but penalty pain haunted them. in qatar, the quarterfinals. he's missed it. england the better side against france, but once again a penalty ended their dreams. and in germany late, late goals galvanised them. against the odds, they reached their first final on foreign soil, but their luck ran out against the standout team of the tournament. our relationship's kind of gone a little bit past football, - where i feel like i can open up - to him a lot, and i think that says, speaks volumes of the kind of man he is as well. - so whatever happens with, um, with gareth, i'll- always respect him. . if he stays, then i'll be even more i determined to win something for him, because he deserves it. around 24 million fans watched last night, but talk of bank holidays and parades ended in berlin. the party is over, for now. natalie pirks, bbc news.

meanwhile, the winners of the euro 2024 finals, spain have arrived back home. their plane touched down on the runway in madrid earlier. triumphant, the team members celebrate and posed with the trophy in front of fans. and, in the last couple of hours the spain team have met king felipe and his family at the zarzuela palace, where they presented him with a shirt which says, reyes de europe, kings of europe on the back, and a numberfour which represents their recording breaking euros victory. let's bring you the live pictures from madrid. you see the mood, absolute joy for the victorious spanish team, and of course they showed a brilliant performance. it's a record fourth european

championship title. 18 with young winners, including 17—year—old yamine lamal, on down to the lee a star during the euros. these funds were celebrating our waiting to see an open top posts tour with the team around madrid. you can see venomous espana, realjoy and going back to yamine lamal maki was the youngest player to take part in the men's international final, player to take part in the men's internationalfinal, a reminder that this squad has some young winners who will undoubtedly still be there first being once they try to conquer more trophies and challenges. the trophy follows their successes in 1964, 2008 and 2012, and they are returning to madrid to young friends like that one right there, look how happy he is, waiting to get a

glimpse of that team as they come back, bringing home a trophy that has yellow and red remains on it. stay with us here on bbc news, we are going to keep in your coverage of the england and spain teams coming back from that euros final. the weather next with their inventor. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. 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, hello, it's at him in the newscast studio, so much has happened since i last set in the seat. we will catch up last set in the seat. we will catch up with all the latest from the

fallout at the attempted assassination on donald trump, which happened on saturday, and it will never forget the happened on saturday, and it will neverforget the moment happened on saturday, and it will never forget the moment i woke up on sunday morning so that news having had an early night, and the us political candle —— calendar rolls on as planned. republicans meeting for their in milwaukee in wisconsin, one of the swing states, and that is about to get under way. even after all the events of what is happening the last few days stop and therefore the last few days stop and therefore the bbc is bbc world chief anger sumi somaskanda. hi. hi, adam. also joining most of america west and eight radio programme, justin webb. hi there. �* . eight radio programme, justin webb. hi there. �*, . hi there. there's so much we can catch u- hi there. there's so much we can catch up on _ hi there. there's so much we can catch up on but — hi there. there's so much we can catch up on but give _ hi there. there's so much we can catch up on but give us _ hi there. there's so much we can catch up on but give us some - hi there. there's so much we can catch up on but give us some of i catch up on but give us some of this major developments on the timeline since we last had an episode of newscast on sunday. 50 since we last had an episode of newscast on sunday.— since we last had an episode of newscast on sunday. so much as he

said that assassination _ newscast on sunday. so much as he said that assassination attempt - newscast on sunday. so much as he said that assassination attempt on | said that assassination attempt on an ashram in pasadena, all the questions about how this would happen. congress called for an inquiry there holding briefings and looking into what happened with the secret service for that. and their plan for the rally presidential biden remarks about an independent investigation as to what happened and the results would be revealed to the public. he made and address to the public. he made and address to the nation as well he said we may have our differences but with the settle does in a civil and peaceful manner. said that he called donald trump and managed to reach him on saturday and had a short phone call with him. we know that the first ladyjoe biden also is hope to donald trump wife magana on saturday to stop all of the flurry of course, after the nation has been in shock after the nation has been in shock after that assassination attempt, and then we saw donald trump scene, i will not let an shooter or a

session stop me from going my plan so i'm heading to milwaukee, he arrived in milwaukee on sunday evening, stepped off the plane, there were hundreds of his supporters there to greet them, and he is no said that she plans to go ahead with his programme here at the republican national convention, and we are hearing this morning to huge pieces of news. first of all, that a judge has thrown out the criminal case against donald trump for mishandling classified documents, many people remembered those images that went around the world of classified documents that were being stored at donald trump residence in florida in a bathroom, in a ballroom, the special counsel brought in the case against donald trump for that and the judge here said that that special counsel, his role violated the constitution, he did not have the authority to bring that case, so huge piece of news. we saw donald trump directed authority saying it was great news and all of

the cases against him should be thrown out. and we are now expected donald trump to announce his nominee for vice president. it was rumoured that could happen on monday, the first day of the convention, and our newest partner here, cbs news, has also said he is expected to meet that announcement in the afternoon, and we could possibly see donald trump here at the convention centre. it has been filling in slowly with delegates arriving, but it is rumoured that he would arrive here this afternoon and that's might speak as well, ever so briefly, we believe, because he is excited to speak later in the week as well, but thatis speak later in the week as well, but that is what we are here today and so much has been happening. an excellent summary of an avalanche of news which is by your chief. we are recording this episode at 534 on monday evening. so while you were listening to the some of those things may have developed a bit further. justin, a first question to

you, are we learning any more