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tv   The Papers  BBC News  July 7, 2018 11:30pm-11:46pm BST

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fair weather cloud. skies, fair weather cloud. light winds, and it is going to be not just drive at heart. notjust the spectators, but for drivers. the high pressure holds on monday into tuesday and a weak front slips further south across the country, although it will fizzle out orjust introduce some slightly less hot conditions. it will be a touch cooler as we look towards tuesday. you can see those temperatures in the north dipping down by monday and by the time it gets to tuesday we are more widely in the low to mid—20s. it looks like, after a slightly fresher interlude, that those temperatures are going to build again, so it will warm up towards the coming weekend and if you are hoping for a bit of rain i'm afraid there isn't really going to be any significant rain in the forecasts, at least in the next seven days. hello, this england have secured a place for
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their first world cup semi—final in 28 years after a 2—0 win against sweden. they will face croatia who have beaten hosts russia. they will meet in moscow on wednesday. the prime minister has refused to rule out preferential treatment to eu citizens committed the after brexit but a breeding centre some eurosceptic mps said the cabinet plan could lead to a worst of all worlds brexit. the 12 boys trapped in the flooded cave in thailand have written letters to their parents telling them they are strong and not to worry. officials say they have a window of up to four days before heavy rain will make their rescue more difficult. clever hello and welcome to the papers. welcome. many of the front pages are
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in. as you might have guessed. one feature —— 1—storey features. a jubilant gareth southgate. theresa may's call to the eu to get serious in brexit negotiations. england celebrating harry maguire‘s opening goal. england's celebrations are pictured on the observer as the paper leaves on criticism of the proposed eu dealfor businesses paper leaves on criticism of the proposed eu deal for businesses and hardline brexiteers. the independent reports that most voters want a new election if theresa may is ousted as prime minister. it also shows dele alli congratulated after his goal. the mirror's frontpage dubs the
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players; is. england's 2—0 victory called happy and glorious and the sun on sunday put harry maguire front and centre after his amazing header put england on their path to the first semi—final in 28 years. we will begin with the foot wall. the sun on sunday is the first one. —— football. the three lions bash at the swedes. it is an extraordinary achievement but it brings huge pressure. 50 achievement but it brings huge pressure. so far the idea we have handled the private —— pressure very well. they in the past are a team who have rather disappointed at various points. this england team hasn't given into that pressure. a
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lot of it comes from gareth southgate. it is a man with real emotional intelligence and has seen the gap of despair when things don't go your way. he has clearly in stills in this young team a lot of confidence and bravery. they have been practising a lot of penalties but it didn't come to that today. leave they played quite well today. they can play much better than that. —— they played quite well today. people don't realise how difficult it can be in these european championship camps when you are away from your family for a lot of months. you are cooped up together. the tensions can build and resentments that stuff. some of the
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previous england camps, particularly 2010 in south africa, was like a prison. four years ago in brazil there was confusion and people didn't know their roles. there was people in the squad. southgate has gathered all of these young players together and turned it into a positive experience. the news in the camp isa positive experience. the news in the camp is a beat. —— upbeat. we have seen different things in england squads over the years. how significant is the young nature of this team? significant is the young nature of this team 7 they significant is the young nature of this team? they are not used to this fa nfa re this team? they are not used to this fanfare of a world cup. they can enter into it with a certain amount of na ivete enter into it with a certain amount of naivete and optimism. there is a freshness about them. there are players that haven't developed the egos at some of the so—called golden generation hard. there are a lot of
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people in the golden generated who weren't prepared to do that. southgate is the perfect manager.‘ picture of harry maguire who scored the first header. alongside the captain harry kane. a lot of people we re captain harry kane. a lot of people were saying it would be much better ru efully were saying it would be much better ru efu lly got were saying it would be much better ruefully got russia. they are not as strong a side as croatia that it would have brought different tensions. for political reasons, we should be grateful that we got croatia. russia's fans have certain element amongst them that may not be the people we particularly want in the people we particularly want in the crowd as we take them on, frankly. they are well known that although we haven't seen much of that in this world cup. they have
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done a good job in russia in presenting the best face from the country and they have kept control of the hooligan elements and have been fantastic. people say russia is great! wonderful. it is not always like that. if they were going to play russia in the semi—final on wednesday. i'm sure putin would be playing midfield. he wouldn't want to miss out. barechested. iwas going to say would he have bothered to put where a football shirt?|j think to put where a football shirt?” think croatia are a good side and they have good midfield. their defence is about the same as england. england have pace. a top—class goal scorer in harry kane. those two ingredients can win you a
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world cup. especially against the sides that are left which are all european. all members of the eu. apparently. let's move on to brexit. the independent exclusive, it says. britain demand election if potters oust may. if theresa may were to fall, they should go to the country. leigh it makes enormous sense we have got to this point where i am not sure the country knows which direction it wants to go. —— it makes enormous sense. if there is a change, it might happen quickly. from a newspaper standpoint, you think it is based around a pole.
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didn't we stop trusting polls three or four years ago question mark —— poll. "3 or four years ago?. or four years ago question mark —— poll. --3 or four years ago?. the great thing that theresa may has is that nobody actually wants it right now. they might want it wants brexit is has, well, the ship she has gone down on but they don't want it right second. if they were to oust theresa may, it is a feeling of oh, my god, this thing is going to have to drag on even longer. if we had a tory leadership campaign and then another general election. if people were sick of politics before, they would be more sick now. not another one.
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we have got a deadline approaching as well. at the end of march next year. the domestic politics would really test the deadline. there seems to be no hurry. a third of a lot of the deadline before they triggered article 50. —— they should have bought off the deadline. —— sport. knowing what they actually wanted. —— great three. the eu has only said they won't accept. wanted. —— great three. the eu has only said they won't acceptm wanted. —— great three. the eu has only said they won't accept. if they hadn't triggered article 50, deciding what brexit was going to look like could have taken years and yea rs. look like could have taken years and years. the neverendum. something that has a massive impact on the country. let's jump and that has a massive impact on the country. let'sjump and see! not if
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you want to get out of the influence of the eu. is 7596 had voted to leave i would be saying yes. but it was 5296. i would be saying yes. but it was 52%. the reality is, it would be a hung parliament. no one would be able to form a government and they would have to find a political solution in another way. the reality is, this is stupidity in action. the financial pages of the mail on sunday said bravo! bosses back pm's brexit is a big step forward. some of the business leaders are saying. it is at odds with what the observer is saying. is not surprising these two ca m ps is saying. is not surprising these two camps disagree. what they are saying is the bar has been set so low, they had so little certainty for so long, people in financial
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services think it is ludicrous that is still so unclear. we have a little bit of clarity now and a few people are quite happy. that said, i would be cynical about why they are cheering the sun. the observer has the opposite story. —— cheering this on. they are saying it is a nightmare. the chief executive of the insurance group hiscox has said it is great, yes, it is an improvement on the previous position that we are still planning for a no deal and services. —— that we are still planning for a no dealand services. —— no that we are still planning for a no deal and services. —— no deal on services. we assume. . . deal and services. —— no deal on services. we assume... in another pa rt services. we assume... in another part of the eu? they are ensuring they have their subsidiaries set up
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on the continent. that is the point, business hasn't known and they have had to plan for the worst possible cliff edge scenario. somebody said that they think the cliff edge will turn into a bog. they think we will get stuck in this thing, a state of a lack of clarity. business wants clarity so it can prepare. let's finish with page six of the sunday express which looks at the plight of these 12 young children in thailand stuck in the cave in the north of the country after being led in there by their foot the country after being led in there by theirfoot or the country after being led in there by their foot or coach who has now apologised. they are busy sending letters to and from their families and very sweetly. —— football coach. they are telling their mums and dads, don't worry, we are ok. they are telling their mums and dads, don't worry, we are okw would only make the parents worry more. we are hearing various a four—day window — —
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more. we are hearing various a four—day window —— there is a four—day window —— there is a four—day window. the whole rescue attempt is fraught with danger. great, they have been found. the reality is, there is still a long way to go. the dangers of being stuck underground when there is so much water around. when a professional diver died... the oxygen professional diver died... the oxyg e n level professional diver died... the oxygen level is falling. it will get harderfor oxygen level is falling. it will get harder for them oxygen level is falling. it will get harderfor them to oxygen level is falling. it will get harder for them to breathe. oxygen level is falling. it will get harderfor them to breathe. an interesting line in the story. elon musk, the billionaire, owns a boring company. of course he does. he sent a team of engineers to the area although obviously they have had little success of drilling so far and they are so far under. 2000 feet of limestone. the boys have been
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extraordinarily brave and it must be terrifying for their parents that they must be so happy at the same time they are still alive. yes, you really hope they can rescue them

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