this is bbc news. the headlines at 6pm: six men and two women have been killed in a crash involving a mini bus and two lorries on the m1 near milton keynes. counter—terrorism police say a man suspected of deliberately the scene facing officers was complex and the recovery operation challenging. tragically eight people have lost their lives. it's our duty to establish what has happened. counter—terrorism police say a man suspected of deliberately driving at officers outside buckingham palace last night — also had a sword. torrential downpours as hurricane harvey hits texas — with reports of 42 centimetres of rain falling in one area. warnings of disruption for thousands of rail passengers as major engineering works get underway — closing stations and limiting some services. also in the next hour — lewis hamilton equals michael schumacher‘s all—time pole position record. the formula one star reached the landmark in qualifying for tomorrow's belgian grand prix.

and click on the road and rail as the country —— at the show head to india to find out how the country stays connected. good evening and welcome to bbc news. six men and two women have died in a crash involving two lorries and a minibus on the mi motorway in buckinghamshire. it happened on the southbound carriageway near newport pagnell in the early hours of this morning. four people, including a five year old girl, are in hospital with serious injuries, and two men have been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. our correspondent jenny kumah reports the crash happened at around 3:15am on the mi southbound between junctions 15 and 14 near newport pagnell. one vehicle was a fedex uk lorry,

the other from aim logistics ltd. police believe the minibus was travelling from nottingham. eight people have been confirmed dead. four including a child were taken to hospital and are seriously injured. two men have been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. chief inspector henry parsons from thames valley police provided an update on the situation this afternoon. around 3:15am, emergency services we re around 3:15am, emergency services were called to the mi near milton keynes. on arrival, we found a three vehicle collision on the southbound carriageway. there were two heavy goods vehicles and one minibus involved. six men and two women sadly died at the scene. a woman, a man and a five—year—old girl, who were also travelling in the minibus, were taken to hospital.

they all remain there in serious condition with life—threatening injuries. another woman was also taken to hospital with serious injuries. these are not believed to be life—threatening. the scene facing officers who attended was complex and the recovery operation was particularly challenging. tragically, eight people have lost their lives and it is our duty to establish what has happened. officers are working to inform the loved ones of those who died and specially trained family liaison officers are supporting them. some of those involved were visiting the uk from india. we are working to keep the families abroad involved. this collision was deeply distressing for members of the public who witnessed it. for emergency service workers who attended it. i'm pleased to say that officers from thames valley police, supported by the fire service, south central ambulance service and east midlands ambulance service all displayed high levels

of professionalism. thames valley police's highly trained collision investigators will work over the weeks and months determining the cause of this tragedy. i would like to reiterate that it is vitally important for anyone who saw what happened, who hasn't spoken to officers already, to contact us. please call us on 101. two people have been arrested in connection with the collision. they remain in custody. as you can appreciate, i am legally limited by what i can divulge at the moment. the motorway has been fully reopened. thank you. more details now from laura tranter the scene. this is the bridge overlooking junction 14 of the mi. at about 3:15am this morning, and urgency services were called. eight people killed, including two women and six, when the minibus they were channelling and, with 12 people on

board, crashed with two lorries. four people were also injured. one man, one woman as a five—year—old girl have life—threatening injuries. they are being treated in hospitals in coventry, milton keynes and burnley —— and birmingham. this accident happened on the southbound carriageway of the mi near newport pagnell. between junctions 15 and 14. the drivers of the two lorries have been arrested in connection with this incident. one of them is a 31—year—old from worcester, the other driver is a 53—year—old from stoke—on—trent. both have been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. the 31—year—old was also arrested on suspicion of being over the legal drink—drive limit. police have said the minibus was completely crashed. it had been travelling from the nottingham area and they are appealing to anybody who may have

seen anything, any eyewitnesses, to contact them with any relevant information. thank you. counter—terrorism police have said a man suspected of deliberately driving a car at police officers outside buckingham palace last night — also had a four—foot long sword. they say the man repeatedly shouted the words "allahu akbar". three policemen were injured as they arrested the 26—year—old close to the mall roundabout. chi chi izundu reports. concerned tourists looked on after reports of a terror incident at one of the country's most high—profile destinations. the metropolitan police say at around 8:30pm a blue toyota prius was driven at a marked police car near buckingham palace. the car stopped and when officers went to investigate they were attacked by a suspect with a four foot sword. cs gas was used as part of the arrest, and during the struggle be individual repeatedly shouted the words "allah akhbar". he was quickly brought under control. he is a 26—year—old male

from the luton area and is now in custody at a central london location. police confirmed that our search is going on at an address in the luton area. we now know three police officers were injured in the attack. no members of the royalfamily were present in the palace at the time and an official has confirmed it is business as usual with the summer open tours. two of the officers involved have been treated in hospital and have since been released. there is heightened security across the capital over the bank holiday, particularly for events like notting hill carnival where a ring of steel has been promised to protect people from a barcelona style attack. police are still appealing for information on last night's incident. the us national hurricane centre says the powerful storm which brought winds of 130 miles—an—hour to the coast of texas has weakened to a category one hurricane. thousands of people were left

without power as hurricane harvey made landfall overnight near the city of corpus christi on the texas coast. catriona renton reports. powerful, dangerous and terrifying. hurricane henry hit texas overnight, with high winds and heavy rain. hurricane harvey hit texas overnight, with high winds and heavy rain. when it made landfall it was a category four hurricane capable of causing catastrophic damage. this is a hurricane that will come inland, and then is going to hover for a long period of time. it could be days. harvey has been billed as the most powerful storm to hit the us mainland in more than a decade. the strongest to hit texas in over 50 years. this is harvey from above. the storm system is ten miles wide, bringing winds of up to 130 mph, and a metre of rain

is expected to fall. corpus christi was in the eye of the storm when it hit. the streets are now deserted here after the rush to evacuate. 20 miles inland, in the city of victoria, they are preparing for the worst. what is your worst case scenario? h—a—r—v—e—y, that's about as worst—case scenario for a community the size of victoria. we've never seen a forecast for that kind of localised rain. it's the most dangerous forecast we've ever seen. president trump has signed a disaster proclamation for texas to free up federal aid. harvey is stubborn and isn't planning on leaving any time soon, bringing several days of storm force winds and rain ahead. a short while ago, don champion, a reporterfor the cbs network in the us, explained what it had been like when the hurricane hit corpus christi in texas.

we were a good ten minutes from the coast and the hurricane force winds definitely pounded this part of corpus christi. we are staying in a brand—new hotel thatjust opens on we are staying in a brand—new hotel that just opened on friday. when we checked in, friday, the opening day of this hotel. it is a sturdy, very strong building, four stories high. the winds literally were shaking the building all night. as those hurricane force winds were ploughing through this area. definitely a very dangerous nights. further north of here, a very life—threatening situation overnight as harvey made landfall in the town of rockport. right now we're hearing that search and rescue operations are under way in that town. in an interview that cbs news did with the mayor there in the past hour, he said that the damage there is

widespread. there are numerous businesses and homes that are just destroyed. also now there is the continued problem of flooding, not only there but also areas to the north, where they are bracing for if not 30 inches of rain or more. how many people sat the storm out? a lot of people were told to get out of the area on thursday? yes, no official numbers on how many people did decide to stay behind. it certainly was a major concern yesterday in the hours ahead of the storm. we saw the governor taking to local newscast at the national newscast basically pleading to people, telling them they were running out of time to safely leave this region ahead of the storm. certainly there was a big concern about that. we encountered a few folks as we were doing some live shots yesterday along the water.

they said they were going to be riding out the storm here. a lot of them said they had rolled out storms in the past and they were fine with it. they said they were very confident that they lived at a higher elevation and would escape the fury of the storm, especially terms of the flooding. two men in a small plane have died as it crashed in dorset this morning. the plane came down close to compton abbas airfield near shaftesbury. the pilot and passenger in the tiger moth were both in their sixties. the air accident investigation branch has been informed. north korea has fired three short—range ballistic missiles, according to the american military. two of the missiles failed in flight, the third blew up almost immediately after it was launched. the latest firings come during a joint us—south korea military exercise, which has been strongly criticised by pyongyang. millions of travellers on the move this bank holiday this weekend are facing disruption because of major rail engineering works. the south east of england will be

badly affected with station closures at charing cross, euston and liverpool street. there will be limited services at other stations. in the north west of england engineering work will affect stations in manchester, preston, blackpool and bolton. our correspondent spencer stokes is in wigan. network rail say the reason why they choose bank holidays is because there are fewer people travelling, up to 5 million less people travelling, so it makes sense for them to do the work now. although if you are trying to get away over the bank holiday, it can seem to be an extremely bad time to do this work. being summer, there are fewer commuters travelling into the main railway stations. wigan is affected today — not because of engineering work directly happening here, but 200 miles away, at the other end of the west coast mainline down in london, at euston station, where preparatory work for the new hs2, the new high speed rail line out to birmingham, is beginning to get getting underway. so that means all the west coast main line trains from the north—west

travelling down to london are stopping at either rugby or milton keynes and passengers from wigan, here for example, wanting to get to london are being told to travel via manchester and then sheffield to st pancras station. there was one group of passengers this morning who could have been quite severely affected, and that's the fans of wigan warriors rugby league team, who are competing in the challenge cup final at wembley in one hour's time. many of them were expecting to travel by rail, but it seems the message about the disruption got through and instead, they took coaches to the capital instead. there is some engineering upgrade work happening at other stations around here, bolton station, for example, just a few miles away, is virtually all closed, with trains diverted between manchester and preston, as an upgrade takes place there. this is all putting added pressure on the east coast main line from the north—east down to london, as passengers are told to travel over to the east of the country,

if they want to head down south towards london. a demonstration is being held in barcelona to denounce the terror attack last week which left 15 dead. king felipe willjoin the march which will take place at 6pm local time this evening. our correspondent tom burridge is in barcelona and told us there's a atmosphere of defiance following the deadly attack. look at this and think about how many people have come here, to leave a flower, light a candle, or write a message. the atmosphere here on las ramblas is heavy. there's a real sense of grief and defiance, more than a week on, now, from the attacks here and on the coastal resort nearby. on this, what is really a day of remembrance in the city.

hundreds of thousands of people expected to walk down one of the main avenues near here, and the theme, the title of that march, will be i am not afraid. the king, joined by politicians from spain, catalonia, and at the front of that demonstration we're expecting real people. taxi drivers who gave people lifts amidst the chaos in this area. shop owners who took people into shelter them, and the police, who patrolled the streets and, in the following days, hunted the terror cell down. full coverage on bbc news of the march when it begins later. the headlines on bbc news: six men and two women killed in a lorry crash. two drivers have been arrested. counterterrorism police say a man suspected of deliberately driving at officers outside buckingham palace last night also has a four foot long sword. torrential downpours as hurricane harvey hits texas hits texas with reports of

42 centimetres of rain, bombing in one area. lots of sports. let's catch up now will stop welcome to the programme. here's what's coming up tonight. strumming scores but sees red as the blues meet bournemouth in the premier league. hull fc beat wigan and wembley to retain rugby league's challenge cup. there he is, hamilton equalled schumacher‘s records of polls ahead of the belgian grand prix. also coming up, well the holder ‘s best be enough to meet the world's best as edwards face new zealand in the women's rugby world cup final? in red and black, charlie daniels spun the wheels and struggles.

strike the full—back won't forget. one to watch again and again. that was bournemouth‘s first league goal this season but city found a response. david silver through to gabriel phases i—i. against a finely poised would be settled by the smallest margins. josh gave this close to another bournemouth lead. city's manager, so used to success, things still aren't ideal. his site would find a way to wind. 26 minutes on the clock, the ball with raheem sterling. football like this producesjoy and sterling. football like this produces joy and despair. sterling. football like this producesjoy and despair. some sterling. football like this produces joy and despair. some are in the crowd, sterling was still celebrating, a move which got him a second yellow card. the city, three points that will feel like so much more. drama in the premier league still ta kes more. drama in the premier league still takes some beating. we played really good except five

minutes of the second half. we try it. ourfinishing was not truly minutes of the second half. we try it. our finishing was not truly good is. we started really well, very positive. charlie scored a great goal. keepers made a good save. josh has had his chance at the end. we created more chances today than in oui’ created more chances today than in our first two games against arguably the best team in the division. a lot of positives to take. obviously we need to start getting some points quickly. in the premier league's late kick off manchester united are looking to maintain their 100% start to the season at home to leicester city. . .. it is goalless currently at the

break at old trafford. crystal palace are still without a win this season — they were beaten two—nil at home to swansea.. it was goalless between huddersfield and southampton. newcastle secured their first win of the season over west ham — thee—nil the score at st james's park. miguel britos was sent off for a terrible tackle in the goalless draw between watford and brighton in the scottish premiership celtic were held to a surprising one—all draw at home to saintjohnstone. kilmarnock and hamilton shared four goals whilst there were wins for motherwell and aberdeen. hull have retained rugby league's challenge cup following an absorbing match at wembley, beating wigan by 18 points to 111. there was little to separate the sides with both running in three tries each, but it was the goal kicking of mark sneyd that proved the difference. adam wild reports. in the wembley sun, this is rugby league's pay to shine. no club has won the challenge cup more times than wigan but this is whole's choppy to lose. an intriguing

contest. a game that could turn on something as small as the bowels of a ball. wigan the first to read it right. john bateman with the opening score. the lesson was not a lot of bounce. how were back in the game. taking clearly the way forward, culture either way again. the luck was in. a 2—point lead. he will leave the club at the end of the season. here he was leaving his legacy. the narrowest gap was all he needed. the gap on the scoreboard growing. still wigan are a proud clu b growing. still wigan are a proud club with a proud wembley heritage. joe burgess's try added the late draw. but how are a club that has urged to hang on. on rugby league's biggest stage, it was a black—and—white but shone the brightest. the women's rugby world cup final takes place in belfast in a little over an hours time. england the reigning champions face the number one ranked team in the world, new zealand. the black ferns have won the world cup 4 times and have a habit of beating

england in finals. as our sports correspondent katy gornall reports. a summer's day in belfast. england was ‘s red roses have burst at this tournament but now comes the true test of progress. the defending champions will face a formidable and the major opponents. three times, england have played new zealand and in world cup final and have lost everyone. when you get a world cup finals, past records, has twins, plus titles, goes out the window. you got to play the best. we show that on tuesday night and hopefully we'll be able to do that again on saturday. sarah hunter's site can through an aggressive semifinal against france. the school my not reflecting the battle they face on the pitch. using word on the other hand he's passed the usa. with a tight turnaround, that could be

crucial. at the men's world cup, teams were given a week to recover for the final. the women have had four days. we heard for this. i can't complain about it because we just get thejob can't complain about it because we just get the job done. the body will be ready, mentally and physically. the final here is the one they have been craving. england and new zealand are the best two teams out there. although there is still progress to be made in the women's game, this will be the most high profile rugby world cup final yet. these two teams have one of the biggest rivalries in women's sports. the black friends recently overtook england at the top the rankings. but soon we will find out who really is the best in the world. england's cricketers have been made to toil against west indies on the second day of the second test. who would have predicted that after the big win for england in the first match of the series. this hasn't gone the way many would have predicted.

with west indies digging in to move past engalnd's first innings total. kraigg brathwaite made a century, before falling for 134 off the bowling of stuart broad... shai hope though has continued to pile on the runs, to reach 140 wedst indies now over 50 runs ahead. lewis hamilton has equalled michael schumacher‘s record of pole positions. his 68th came in qualifying ahead of the belgian grand prix — the mercedes of the british driver starting ahead of championship leader sebastien vettel, with team mate vallteri bottas starting from third. ben croucher has more... it has been away from while, so the belgian billboards give a friendly reminder of how it works. 20 drivers, ten teams, allaiming reminder of how it works. 20 drivers, ten teams, all aiming for position. this season has been about just two men, lewis hamilton and sebastien vessel. you could barely get a cigarette paper between them. before they had a chance, britain's

strongest weekend went up in smoke. this cleared the way for hamilton to light up the laps, scorching his way to the fastest ever. an average to described as a dream. only one driver could and that dream. championship leader sebastien patel got all he could but still nearly a quarter of a second shy of his main rival. there may only be one in belgium today but tomorrow there will be plenty trying to wrestle that spot from hamilton. there'll be a briton on the front row for tomorrow's british motogp as well after cal crutchlow qualified 3rd at silverstone championship leader marc marques was the only rider to dip under the 2 minute mark, narrowly ahead of valentino rossi and crutchlow. he'll be aiming to go one better than the second place he managed on his home track last year that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening and a full sportsday at 7:30pm.

alina jenkins has the weather. one or two pushing across northern england but many it becomes mainly dry overnight, increasingly clear skies. could find the odd patch of mist and fog in light winds. temperatures between 12 and i6 celsius. any mist and fog clearing to leave much of the country with a fine and dry day. good spells of sunshine to the foreign north—west of scotland's, the breeze. even, cloud increasing, patchy rain. temperatures not much higher than 16. compare to 21 to 25 for much of

the country. the bit risky browsing through bank holiday monday across england and wales. for northern ireland and scotland, and wet and increasingly windy affair. cohere with highs of 27 celsius across east and south—east england. harry kane hardy has been downgraded to a cavalry one storm. that could be a lot of rain good evening. eight people have died and four others have been seriously injured after the minibus they were travelling in was involved in a crash with two lorries on the mi motorway. it happened on the southbound carriageway near newport pagnell this morning. carriageway near newport a five—year—old girl is among those who have been taken to hospital — police say she has ‘life threatening' injuries. police say she has ‘life the two lorry drivers have been arrested, one of them on suspicion of driving while over the alcohol limit. ben ando reports. the alcohol limit. crushed almost beyond recognition. the alcohol limit. the minibus carrying around a dozen people, many believed to be from the same

family, was travelling from nottingham towards london. family, was travelling also involved in the accident, two large trucks. images suggest the minibus was crushed between the two huge lorries and broken up into at least two pieces. it happened in the early hours on the mi motorway southbound carriageway between junction 15 for northampton and junction 111 for milton keynes, and caused huge delays for drivers heading south. and caused huge delays fresh marks on the road reveal the desperate attempt to avoid the collision. the desperate attempt the six men and two women who were killed were all travelling in the minibus, as were four others who were seriously hurt, one of them a five—year—old girl. who were seriously hurt, all but one have life—threatening injuries. both lorry drivers have been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. arrested on suspicion of causing one is a 53—year—old man from stoke—on—trent, and the other is a 31—year—old man from worcestershire, who is also being held on suspicion of drink—driving. police say some of the victims may not have been from the uk. some of those involved were visiting the uk from india.

we're working to keep the families abroad informed. the scene facing officers who attended was complex and the recovery operation was particularly challenging. tragically, eight people have lost their lives. it's our duty to establish what happened. the m1 motorway, one of britain's busiest sections of road, was closed here for ten hours on a bank holiday weekend that was always going to see high levels of traffic with people visiting friends or family or major events like the notting hill carnival or the british motogp at nearby silverstone racing circuit. or the british motogp at nearby both lorry drivers remain in custody. it is not known if the driver of the minibus is among the dead. exactly what caused this devastating crash remains under investigation. this evening the two lorry drivers remain in custody while doctors will be fighting to save the lives of those including the little girl with life—threatening injuries. the

police investigation is likely to focus on ———cam evidence, talking to witnesses, possibly even mobile phone records and markings on the road. that evidence is unlikely to emerge for quite some time, possibly until court proceedings are completed. scotland yard says a man who attacked police officers close to buckingham palace last night drove directly at a police car before reaching for a four—foot sword. the 26—year—old man from luton, is said to have shouted "god is great" as he launched his assault, which left three officers injured. as he launched his assault, chi chi izundu has the details. as he launched his assault, concerned tourists looked on after reports of a terror incident at one of the country's most high—profile destinations. london's metropolitan police say that around 8:30pm last night a blue toyota prius was deliberately driven into a marked police car in a restricted area near buckingham palace. the car stopped and when officers went to investigate they were attacked by a suspect with a four foot sword. cs gas was used as part of the arrest. and during the struggle the individual repeatedly shouted

the words "allahu akbar". the individual repeatedly shouted the individual was quickly brought under control. he's a 26—year—old male from the luton area. i'm glad to say he is now in custody at a central london police station. detectives believe this was an isolated incident, but confirmed there are searches going on at an address in the luton area. going on at an address we now know that three police officers were injured in the attack here last night. officers were injured no members of the royal family were present in the palace at the time, and an official has confirmed it is business as usual with the summer open tours. confirmed it is business as usual two of the officers involved have been treated in hospital and have since been discharged. been treated in hospital and have there is heightened security across the capital over the bank holiday weekend, particularly for events like the notting hill carnival, where a ring of steel has been promised to protect people from a barcelona style attack. meanwhile, police are still appealing for information on last night's incident. appealing for information chi chi izundu, bbc news. appealing for information spain's king felipe hasjoined a march in barcelona to denounce

last week's terror attacks that left 15 people dead. he joined thousands of demonstrators who carried banners with the slogan "not afraid", written in catalan. who carried banners with the slogan they held yellow and red flowers — the colours of barcelona. the king's the first spanish sovereign to take part in a rally since the monarchy was re—established in 1975. two men have died after their tiger moth biplane crashed near an airfield in dorset. moth biplane crashed the historic plane came down near compton abbas airfield near shaftesbury. down near compton abbas police said the pilot and his passenger were both in their sixties. and his passenger were the air accident investigation branch has been informed. hurricane harvey has hit the texas coastline with winds of 130 miles per hour. coastline with winds it's the most powerful storm to hit the us mainland in more than a decade. to hit the us mainland the high winds have caused dozens of injuries with some residents feared to be trapped in collapsed buildings. tens of thousands of homes are without power and there are warnings of flooding in several areas. our correspondent james cook is in the city of corpus christi. he

is in the city of corpus christi. has an update for us just he has an update for us. we're only just beginning to understand the impact of hurricane harvey. so far tha nkfully impact of hurricane harvey. so far thankfully no reports of deaths, but people are still going door to door and checking on friends and neighbours in damaged houses like this one. at the same time, the torrential rain is now moving inland, meaning the authorities are having to deal with the problem of flooding as well as the damage from vicious storm. are you in here? this is what a category four hurricane means in reality. searching in the wreckage to find out if your neighbour is dead or alive. it seems that dan did get out in time. but others like judy stayed to that dan did get out in time. but others likejudy stayed to ride out the storm. did you sleep? know i sat there in my shaking bed waiting for my roof to come off. and then about 10:30pm or so it quietens down.

there is a tree in my yard, and betty's house is all gone. on the shore front of rockport where the eye of this monster storm swept ashore, these men who live in their boats are lucky to be alive. were you in your post last night during the storm? yeah. how was that? laughter no brains! this is a really poor neighbourhood and a lot of people here say they simply don't know how they will now rebuild their lives. this is what they endure through the night, i30 this is what they endure through the night, 130 mph winds that left nearly a quarter of a million homes and businesses without power. it was the strongest hurricane to strike texas since 1961. it's still too early for a conference of assessment of the damage but it will be costly. what's your worst case scenario here? harvey, that's about as

worst—case scenario for a community the size of victoria. we have never seena the size of victoria. we have never seen a forecast for that kind of localised brain. it is the most dangerous forecast we have ever seen. and the danger is not over yet. the storm is moving inland, dumping huge amounts of rain. in houston the flooding has begun and the forecast is that it will get a lot worse. this disaster is still unfolding. james cook, bbc news, corpus christi in texas. sport now — and in rugby league, hull fc have won the challenge cup for the second successive season, after beating wigan warriors in the final at wembley this afternoon. after beating wigan warriors in adam wild reports. after beating wigan warriors in in the wembley sun, rugby league's day to shine. no club has won the couple more times than wigan, but it is hull's to lose. times than wigan, but it cup times than wigan, but it holders against record ho| an cup holders against record holders, an intriguing contest. again that could turn on something as small as the bounce of a ball. wigan were the first to read it right, john bateman

with the opening score. the lesson then, don't let it bounce. fetuli talanoa didn't, and hull were ahead at half—time. on the other wing, mahe for no, he will leave hull at the end of the season. here he was leaving his legacy. the narrowest gap was all he needed for his second try. the gap on the scoreboard growing just a little wider. still, wigan have a proud wembley heritage. joe burgess's try adding extraordinary late drama. just a minute left and it was burgess again who thought he had won it, only for the referee to call a forward pass. inches in it, but for hull it was enough. on rugby league's biggest stage, once again it was the black and whites who shone the brightest. adam wild, bbc news. in adam wild, bbc news. rugby union... reigning world champions england have the chance to win back to back women's rugby world cups tonight — as they face new zealand in the final in belfast tonight. as they face new zealand new zealand are the number one ranked side in the world and have won the world cup four times before. ranked side in the world and have

england go into the match this evening with just one change to the side that beat france in the semi—finals. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, we are back with the late news at 10:05 — now on bbc one its time good evening from bbc london news, i'm victoria hollins.