well this is tense. england and croatia are into extra time in the world cup semi final. kieran trippier gave england the lead with a free kick — beore perisic equalised for croatia, with a brilliant aerial finish at the back post. and this is how that second goal went down in zagreb. both sides well matched, it's hard to call. we're heading through the first half of the true time and we know what comes at the end of that extra half an hour if the team to still level. perranporth beach in cornwall. hyde park in london. everyone looking tends. nottingham castle in the east midlands. and manchester — castlefield bowl in the city centre. it is getting to the sharp end of things, we will keep you up—to—date. we'll bring you the latest on the nato summit — donald trump didn't beat around the bush. germany as far as i'm concerned is captive to russia because it's getting so much of its energy from russia. first pictures of the boys rescued from the thai caves,

and we've started to get more detail on the extraordinary way they got them out. those of us here in the bbc news remark as involved as the football is anyone else. we will keep you up—to—date on the match and were in the main stories from around the if you're english or croatian, and looking for some respite from the tension — i can't help quite yet. we'll cover all the days other main stories in a minute — but we've got to start with the world cup. it's in 1—1 moscow in extra time. kieran trippier scored a free kick in the fifth minute, but ivan perisic equalised for croatia in the second half. that's where we are. one having one.

let's bring in all the foster every time. nice to see they were dominant in the first half but much less so in the second. when perisic equalised without it might have been knee—high boot, but perisic got his studs on it and jordan pickford could do nothing about it. about ten yards out, but then we saw the lack of experience we have been talking about how green this england team is and how they have surprised everyone with how they have matured very quickly. croatia have got about 30 caps more on average and after the equaliser went and was about 20 minutes left to play england to seems to lose

their shape and perisic had a post, missed the follow—up and croatia really feel they should have put this game to bed before extra time, but to gareth southgate welcoming a full—time whistle giving him the chance to go out and get his players in the huddle and getting them to regroup. he has made a couple of substitutions, restaurant has come on for sterling and euros come on for ashley young as well. now they arejust going for ashley young as well. now they are just going through the motions that they have arty had here in russia come over member they went through this with colombia here in moscow, but the smaller stadium for croatia in their third extra time in a row got past denmark and then penalties that knocked out the hosts russia in sochi just a few days ago on penalties. this is where that extra half an hour of play in the legs of those croatian players, older than england's young lions, maybe they will just tyre a little

bit, that's what england are hoping for as well. i think that maturity and experience really told for croatia that's what got them back into this game. that's what forced this second of the semi finals and extra time. i know it's obvious in some way to say that this is a stea k. some way to say that this is a steak. they're some way to say that this is a steak. they‘ re not like some way to say that this is a steak. they're not like germany or argentina or france who regularly feature at the sharp end of a tournament like this. no, it's a strange world cup in many ways this england have another chance saved or blocked i think it was to go to — one up. the first time we have not had argentina, brazil court germany ina had argentina, brazil court germany in a world cup semi final line—up, you have to go back 20 years to the croatian debut in the world cup. a tiny nation of 4 million people, but for two decades that have been punching above their weight ever since they reached the semi finals and france in 98. data friends are

waiting for them should they go through to get france knocked them out 20 years ago. there's a feeling in croatia that this group of players will never be that good again. have been playing together for yea rs again. have been playing together for years and playing very well. you might even say they have got a 20 year itch to get back towards a world cup final. for england, 28 yea rs world cup final. for england, 28 years since their last world cup semi final and it's going the same way. after times when they were knocked out by germany in a penalty shoot out. chris and stewart blazing high and wide. england watchers will be having horrible flashbacks and are we going to get misery in moscow? or will it be medicalfor england? a moscow? or will it be medicalfor england ? a feeling moscow? or will it be medicalfor england? a feeling there will never have a chance as good as this again of reaching the world cup finals since 1966. hit so close the moment

and they are just midway through the first period of extra time. thank you, we will be back with you no doubt. we had beaten croatia before an astute again. wayne rooney just wayne rooneyjust switched to playing culpable in washington, dc. lots of people urging the english simon including fans all over the country, this is on the north coast of cornwall. perranporth beach. hyde park. people are looking agitated and tens. mouths open, lots of hands upon the chin and on the face. people looking particularly tense. this guy is gesturing here. and this is in manchester. whether in living rooms or

gatherings or paths millions of people are watching. the last quarterfinal against sweden was watched by over 23 million people in the uk. that's find out what the situation is in croatia. bethany is in zagreb. but i'm guessing people are reasonably chipper. the tension here is very, very strong as well. people really waiting for that second goal where the equalised, and that was the moment where the mood really changed here, there were fireworks, people jumping around as now people feel that perhaps victory is possibly within their grasp. you keep hearing these ways of tears as people here waiting to see if croatia can score again, but a real sense of tension here. football means of so much to this country and just 4 million people here and yet

they play a game that is far above their weight. one fan told me earlier this shows that despite the fa ct earlier this shows that despite the fact that we are not very wealthy we can still hold our own when it comes to international competitions, and certainly before this match and there were many people coming out and saying we are confident we can beat england's tonight, and that hope is still alive. presumably in the same way that there was no zoom with a golden generation is a similar feeling with a golden generation is a similarfeeling in with a golden generation is a similar feeling in croatia that they have an improbably good set of players at the moment and need to make the most of that. there is really a sense of wanting to build on this team, which has done so well and many people have spoken is saying it's this extraordinary thing with such a small country and yet we have managed to produce branded players. they say maybe it's the passion of the croatians, maybe people who have gone off to play in

different teams and been trained there. something has come together for them and they‘ re there. something has come together for them and they're really hoping that they will be able to deliver tonight, but as i say very tense feeling here in the main square across this country. back with you later in this edition of outside source i'm sure. we'll come back to the football when there are developments. i—i we'll come back to the football when there are developments. 1—1 in the first half of extra time. if no one wins, it's penalties and you know how that plays out. let's turn to the other main news. well, nato can't say donald trump didn't give it prior warning. that is not how the nato funding

works. first nato is an alliance whose members are committed to defending each other — it's not a one way thing. on the issue of funding, he is pushing at something that nato acknowledges. there is a goal to get spending to at least 2% of each country's annual economic output, spending on defence that is. the goal is set for 202a. set for 202a. that's six years away. mrtrump wants it mr trump wants it now but only five of the 29th nato members are hitting the mark. they're the us, greece, estonia, the uk and latvia. all the others have work to do. well, nato chiefjens stoltenberg drew on his deep diplomatic reserves when he talked earlier. we will discuss how we can make this summit a success showing that europe and north america are standing together. and we will continue to focus on defence spending as the presidentjust said. nato allies has to invest more in defence and that's exactly what they are doing.

so... that will be the mental picture as to discuss how we can make further progress on strengthening the alliance. and it was jens stoltenberg who welcomed the leaders. here he is with president trump. it is hisjob to bring everyone together. he was getting out of his highly armoured car. he is being welcomed here. although the leaders coming togetherfor welcomed here. although the leaders coming together for what is called the family photo. these kind of summits with lots of polite conversation and smiles for the camera. this is angela merkel arriving. arguably the most anticipated conversations will be between the german chancellor and the american president. mr trump certainly laid the groundwork and i quite particular way with this comment at the beginning of the day. germany is totally controlled by russia because they're getting from 60—70% of their energy from russia and a new pipeline. and you tell me

if that's appropriate because i think it's not. and i think it's a very bad thing for nato and i don't think it should've happened and i think we have to talk to germany. mr trump is referring there to germany's policy on gas imports and according to the eurostat website, russia is actually responsible for between 50 and 75% of germany's gas imports. we have also got this from the bbc reality check team. it tells us that it makes up less than 20% of their power production. this is a significant commitment, but not overwhelming one in terms power supply. despite all this donald trump was keen to bring it up and i will leave you to assess the body language when the two met a little earlier. we had a great meeting and we are discussing military expenditure, we are talking about trade. we have a very, very good relationship with the chancellor. we have a tremendous

relationship with germany. they've made... you've had tremendous success so i congratulate you. tremendous success. and i believe that our trade will increase and lots of other things will increase but we'll see what happens over the next period of a few months. this tweet from new yorker journalist susan glasserjournalist if you look at some of the tweets that mr trump has said more recently this is just the last two hours he certainly on a mission to do something. he said what good is nato if germany is paying russia billions of dollars for gas and energy and then he returns to this issue of how much nato members are paying towards

the fence. they have got to pay 2% of gdp immediately, not by 2025. lets get more on this from chief international correspondent lyse doucet. this is how effectively mr trump is managing to disrupt his summit. this has been his signature, isn't it, that he wants to make a loud noise and he wants as his collection slogans when he first ran for president made here that it is going to be america first, make america great again. and he has constantly gone on as to how he expects his partners in europe's, as part of this transatlantic military alliance, to pay their way. he does it as he said in so many tweets before the summit and during the summit. that the american taxpayer cannot be expected to pay for your‘s security. and it's not all bad, ros, because the nato secretary—general said to president trump in public, he said, "your leadership and your message has helped to create the highest level of nato spending ever". don't forget that president obama

had given nato partners the same message saying, "you have to spend more". "you have to take a bigger part of the burden". and they're doing that now. notjust because president trump is asking them to but because they understand that they also have to be responsible for their security. i guess the main grievance is just the manner in which president trump speaks. the way he humiliates and insults and goes on the attack against his allies rather than trying to work with his nato allies, he seems to try to work against them. but these goals on spending are not new, lyse. they are in focus because donald trump's talking about them but actually, they've been in place for a reasonable time now. but why is it that the nato members are not moving towards a goal that they signed up to? no, but they are moving toward the goals they signed up to. what you have from president trump is using capital letters on twitter which he did just before he went into dinner. he said," immediately".

well, no government can immediately shift like that although president trump is saying they can. take germany. they say that they won't meet that 2% by 202a. but that they have increased defence spending by 80%. and a number of nato countries by the end of this year are on track, eight of 29 members, are on track to meet that target by the end of this year. every country has his own domestic politics. and of course, what the nato allies want to say is that it doesn'tjust come down to that one figure. germany for example is a very large contributor of troops to missions. today, canada announced it will be meeting a new training mission in iraq. other countries are spending money on military hardware, so it doesn'tjust come down to that. there are many ways that nato partners are actually showing their commitment to this nato alliance. it's president trump who is saying, and saying rightly so,

that they have to pay more. and they say," we will, just give us more time". lyse, nato is an organisation that came into existence in the aftermath of the second world war when the international order was similar but quite clearly different as well. is there an acceptance there now that if he is to reimagine its role for the coming 60 or 70 years? reimagine? recreate? refashion? re—engage? absolutely. if you look at the nato document communique issued today, they talk about mobility, the talk about flexibility, they talk about being able to respond fast and effectively to the new threats of this time which included of course the cyber attacks, the hybrid warfare as they call it. which is the new way the russian threats are being announced. they talk about the rise of so—called islamic state and other radical groups. they talk about new threats coming from what many see

as their main threats, really those in the eastern bank of nato coming from russia. their credibility is on the line, and their effectiveness and their legitimacy is on the line. they have to be a military alliance for this century and it is been described as the most successful military alliance in history but they have to keep reinventing themselves and they have to invest in that all—star military hardware while at the same time look and had to artificial intelligence, new tools to take on cyber warfare. so this is why the spending is such a big issue. and notjust new spending, new thinking. we're into the second half of extra time, it remainsi—i. we're into the second half of extra time, it remains i—i. needless to say, we will keep you up—to—date. that's how the croatian equaliser went down. the croatians had a

strong second half. we'll be catching up with the game and looking at the fan zones as well in the coming minutes. police in wiltshire say they've begun speaking to charlie rowley, one of the victims of the novichok poisoning, who's regained consciousness and is no longer in a critical condition. here's our correspondent jen smith with more. we now know that charlie rowley is in a serious but stable condition in the hospital behind me. he has been speaking to police, we don't know the detail but he has been saying. but it's thought that it will take a few days for him to regain his memory and be able to focus on the questions that are being asked. because of course, what he can tell the police can be very crucial to this investigation. they believe that it is something that he handled along with his partner, dawn, that led to their poisoning and it's hoped that it could shed light into the investigation of the poisoning of sergei skripal and his daughter in march. it is still a big police operation here in salisbury, we drove through the city earlier. outside queen elizabeth gardens, where dawn and charlie last

visited before taking ill, there's still police presence and cordons, but the police have now told us that they're focusing on one particular area. outside source live here in the bbc newsroom and our lead story is the one world cup. it's one all in extra time england v croatia — we're deep into extra time. penalties are just we're deep into extra time. penalties arejust ten we're deep into extra time. penalties are just ten minutes or so away. back to the world cup. richard is live with us from manchester. last time we spoke you get your headphones on because of the noise, tell us what is happening where you are. it is so tense here at the

manchester bull arena. it really is, these england fans a thousand of them hoping that england can find a breakthrough in his second period of time. there was the equaliser. i think croatia have scored! indeed, i've just heard that actually. just screwed that second goal everybody here is desperately, what they did not want to see. 2—i here is desperately, what they did not want to see. 2—1 to croatia and it will be going through. their first ever world cup final. england's art out of it, but there is an uphill struggle nowjust a few minutes to go on a need to find a goal to force it into penalties and as you can see everyone here is crestfallen and just hoping beyond hope that england can find an equaliser. there has been a genuine

belief among fans that this was possible, the croatia can be beaten. is that which you have heard among the fans in manchester? yes, this was always going to be a difficult game andi was always going to be a difficult game and i think there was by and large are pretty positive attitude amongst england fans here in manchester, but we know how good croatia are and how good their players are. the likes of real madrid. they have some fine players andi madrid. they have some fine players and i do think that england will look at that second half if they do end up going out. they lost momentum and regained a little bit perhaps in the first breida time. the header cleared off the line but certainly an uphill struggle now. thank you very much indeed. richard struggling to make himself heard. not many minutes left, let's bring in no phillips.

obviously a name connection to mr gareth southgate. i'm guessing the mood has just shifted a little. gareth southgate. i'm guessing the mood hasjust shifted a little. give a very emotional here at the moment. he will holding hands, and there could be a change except they can make a comeback and football home. you have been watching the game? how are you feeling? a bit disappointed, but there you go. that's life. that's life. and it's hard for you to get your words out. you have got to get your words out. you have got to think positive though. we will score another goal easier. we have got to be positive thinking about england football because we have got the best team we have ever had long time and we have got to do it. you

have come too far to turn back? ten minutes left, we have to do it. we half to score a goal. we have to. come on, england, come on. none of us are come on, england, come on. none of us are giving up. i sense how emotional people are. there was a quy emotional people are. there was a guy standing next to me that had to step outside to compose himself and come back inside. how much does this world cup mean to english fans across the country? a lot. we have had the biggest and best team we have had for a long, long time. quality players and they all believe in each other. it's got to be. we have just got to keep thinking positive in the hope that england

score the last goal. and kerry is holding on to you guys very tightly. it's not over yet. i'm going to have their phone numbers in ten minutes, i tell you! you have a sense that people are still holding on and hoping with the extra seven minutes ago that england can make some sort of spectacular comeback and really football home. thanks to all your guests at your southgate club. way above the average for a world cup and it's not over till it's over. going to keep a close eye on the game and bring you all of the news. good or bad weather at franklin fans, be hoping for a outcome. we will bring you more of the biggest stories from elsewhere in the world. hello, your next uk forecast is

coming up in half an hour, but i would take a look at some of the main weather stories happening around the world and first to a series the stunning satellite image from the pacific, the eye of typhoon maria which is a series the dangerous storm moving through japan's southernmost islands. now moved inland to china to the provinces and is weakening considerably. these pictures are from okinawa in the southernmost japanese islands taking a hit from the storm and very strong damaging winds and a lot of heavy and flooding rains as well. as moved away from west continuing as it moves for the inland through china. tropic weather system by the time he gets to friday and still in the area of showers and storms. some of those into thailand and thankfully that cave rescu e into thailand and thankfully that cave rescue is now complete. in japan where we have had that horrible deadly flooding rain historic rainfall totals try weather

with the exception of a few showers or storms around, but there is some heat to talk about. therefore no air—conditioning and to the impact is continuing to be felt. other hurricane chris this is off the coast of usa. no moving towards usa, moving north and is going to get a glancing blow to newfoundland and before going east across the atla ntic before going east across the atlantic and weakening as it does so. behind that weather system much of the usa is dry, but there are showers and storms to be found. those the southwest have produced some flooding and dust storms brought it up just down after recent excessive heat. a few more of those around us to go through thursday. eventually some of these will be moving away from here and a lot of dry weather through western parts of the usa and canada with warmth and sunshine heading to new york. indiana monsoon rains have been moving a bit further north, so some

heavy downpour now with the temperature coming down as a result. bright colours on the rainfall picture with heaviest rain and a couple of days. they will cease extremely heavy rainfall and there are weather warnings for that as a result. the closer to home and take a look at what is going on in europe and the temperatures are rising again across western parts with plenty of hot sunshine to come. as the area of low pressure further east and so something a bit of rain with showers affecting parts of russia and poland as well, moving away from northern germany and to get into friday. showers and storms around the british isles temperatures heading up once again and about to feel the heat once more. sunshine and also a greater chance of seeing wet weather occasionally. if that shot of the bbc newsroom looks subdued is because ingrid are in danger of going out of the world cup. we're into the final seconds of the final half of extra time. england is down to— one. in the second half of normal time. —— 2—i.

fans in zagreb delighted, their team has made it to the final on sunday against france. they are waiting to party harder than that unless england can do something special. this was england fa ns something special. this was england fans reacting earlier in the game. that was the equaliser, those england fans were 20 minutes or so from seeing their team and the world cup final. that is not looking too lightly but it is not over until it is over. we'll also talk about the nato summit. we'll bring you the latest on the nato summit — donald trump didn't beat around the bush. germany as far as i'm concerned is captive to russia because it's getting so much of its energy from russia. first pictures of the boys rescued from the thai caves, and we've started to get more detail on the extraordinary way they got them out. we're of course going to keep a close eye on the football — but i'll bring you all the main

stories of the day as well. straight to ali foster for his life with this cause we need to guide you through the last few seconds of this game. this is getting desperate for england. it is. they're down to ten men as well because they made for substitutions. in these new rules are allowed in extra time to make a substitution on top of the normal three. they made that substitution and they last throw of the dice with skywalker being subbed out. but not kieran trippier has been subbed out. they are trailing 2—i kieran trippier has been subbed out. they are trailing 2—1 to croatia. it looks like it will be the winner, they have just found the side netting, .

they have just found the side netting,. i they have just found the side netting, . i thought they have just found the side netting,. i thought i heard a many we re netting,. i thought i heard a many were from the same. now we're seeing pictures of kieran trippier dejected trying to find his team—mates —— his sinister and five back in the game. it look psychic will be the croatian winner. hejust still it look psychic will be the croatian winner. he just still in the defence and caught them out on the half volley. nothing the goalkeeper could do about that. 20 minutes from normal time from perisic. croatia is heading for a final against france back here in four days' time. we would talk a minute. thank you. he is live. with show the live feeds coming in from the bbc newsroom. these are a good fans all of the country. this is cornwall. this is hyde park people bringing their

hands together or have their hands in their heads. this is an equally transcribed in nottingham and finally look at this guy. absolutely livid. staudt —— shouting instructions at the screen. and another packed crowd in manchester also desperately hoping for an equaliser. let's go live as best they buy will be with some fans who are starting to get very excited. i imagine they'll very excited. there is a sense ofjubilation building up. a fan rush up to me a few minutes ago and said "if croatia wins, i would few minutes ago and said "if croatia wins, iwouldjump few minutes ago and said "if croatia wins, i would jump into the fountain in this square". and he seemed pretty confident that he is about to do it. a sense of the dejected first half—year, the sense that people really were not sure what was going on after england scored so early and now you can hear thejubilation, you can see the people around about who are can see the people around about who a re really can see the people around about who are really sensing the victory is within their grasp. yesterday we saw

some extraordinary images from france on the champs—elys es where they were celebrating in france. i'm guessing the same is happening in croatia over the last two days. this isa croatia over the last two days. this is a country which is obsessed with football. it is just for my people, it isa football. it is just for my people, it is a small country and yet they have produced these brilliant players. and people here are really writing on this. one fan told me "it isn't credibly important for us even though we are a very smallish country, we are a poor country. we can play world—class football against footballing nations like england". what other men say, "england may have the money but what croatia has is the heart". and that seems what is bringing them within an inch of victory and they are waiting for. you can feel the anticipation building here and across the country. i can see people

jumping up and down behind you anticipate the final whistle. we are not there yet. we knew this team was good, but did people in croatia expect them to get the people in croatia expecting to get this far? they were hoping. they were really hoping that they would get this far. of course they were not banking on it. no one can bank on anything a football. but there was really a sense that this was croatia's moment. now if ever this is a team that had experienced, had worked together and did this for many people was their moment to see whether they could come further than they did 20 years ago in 1998 when they did 20 years ago in 1998 when they were beaten in the semifinals. they lost to france. tonight they are hoping they can win in the semi—finals to england and then go onto the final. you can hear really the sense absolute excitement here. people have been letting off huge fireworks, there have been huge

music. every break. there is music going on and bringing working people up. but as one of the fan told me croatia is a ball tonight. bethany i will keep you here because we are in the last two seconds of the game and as we are looking at you, we are looking at hundreds and hundreds of very tense croatian fans. tell us a bit more about where you are and the kind of turnout that has been in the city. i am in the heart of zagreb. there is the main square where they have set up this sansone. there was a mark he set up because there was rain earlier today. there have been people out in the squares. this is not the only square where there are big screens going up. people gathering throughout the city. it is interesting today, everywhere i went, people in shops wearing football scarves. i even saw a couple of nuns inhere in the square earlier on wearing the ribbons. and

now you can see the sense of absolute people who have promised andjumped into absolute people who have promised and jumped into the fountain. and the victory, the happiness here, absolutely extraordinary. this winter croatia. —— a win for croatia. sometimes we don't need any words, bethany, the pictures tell the story. this euphoria and for the next two days, the country presumably would just be building up to the final. absolutely. this is the moment that croatia has been waiting and hoping for. people who are out you can see the fireworks back there. there is a real sense that this is what they had hoped, wa nted that this is what they had hoped, wanted and would not sure they would get. this tiny little country. i guess the victory. you can see people hugging and kissing. this is a country absolutely euphoric!

bethany, thank you very much. and of course for the euphoria of the croatians and we are seeing those just about the euphoria through the flares being let off. let's turn to olly foster. while there will be price for england fans, there will be desperate —— disappointment at the opportunity missed. real disbelief and a groove throughout russia. despite the green years as such a young and in experienced squad, gareth southgate's team could go and use of the jury special. history was thrown at them, ros at every single turn. cu- uarterfinal since world cup quarterfinal since 2006". 1990. and after of semi—final since 1990. and after leading at half—time here and beating with 20 minutes to play here against croatia, they believe they

would reach their first world cup finals since 1966. it would be the first time there had been a world cup final that was broadcast in colour. it was history they were change just chasing one away here. but they can up it is a very, very good and experienced, i think that was the key here from croatia. because to a man, their average caps was 30 or more to those english lions out there. and they had just been sprawled across the pitch. absolute dejection. marcus rashford in tears. kissing lingard wiping a tear away from his eye. —— jesse lingard. you have to go back and listen to gareth southgate has is been so measured when others who have been so perhaps too euphoric too quickly about what they hoped to achieve here because i think it was achieve here because i think it was a couple of days ago he said, "well, iam a couple of days ago he said, "well, i am keeping a couple of days ago he said, "well, iam keeping my a couple of days ago he said, "well, i am keeping my feet on the ground. you will never see the best of this

squad here in russia. locale or they are. lookjordan pickford. you will see the squad developed over the yea rs see the squad developed over the years and this squad has got many yea rs years and this squad has got many years in it". the final was beyond it here. croatia, they were meant on a mission in that second half after they were 1—0 down to that kieran trippierfree care. they they were 1—0 down to that kieran trippier free care. they have a little bit of this is to put right after 20 yea rs little bit of this is to put right after 20 years ago when they lost to the french in their semi—final in france in 98 in what was their world cup debut. such a tiny nation with a population of just cup debut. such a tiny nation with a population ofjust over 4 million. let's not underestimate jaswant krisher have achieved here and they will now look at to put things right. —— underestimate what croatia have achieved here. that should be a fantastic have achieved here. that should be a fa ntastic world have achieved here. that should be a fantastic world cup final in four days' time. olly i feel it there is something different happening with this in the team when often they lose in major tournaments fans turn

on them very quickly. it's been a difficult relationship between the tea m difficult relationship between the team and fans. that relationship feels like it is better knit that has been for years. there will be no recriminations here for gareth southgate who has been magnificent in the way has held himself over the last four weeks here in russia and through the build—up of the qualification campaign. remember he came in with sam allardyce and said i was on the phone. he said he was relu cta nt i was on the phone. he said he was reluctant almost as the manager. but he grew into that role. i am sure he will go again as they go to qualify for the pure >> pete: chips, that is the next thing on the horizon —— as they look to qualify for the european championships that is the next thing on the horizon. on social media, this is but a social media world cup and the players have really got on board with that. engaging with their millions of followers and i think that can only be good for the future for this england team. olly for the moment

thank you very much. if by any chance you're switching on and by any chance you have been following the game, the final score, croatia— two. croatia 2—1 england. not because of fall. this is on the north coast of cornwall. lights are on the north coast of cornwall. let's run the ball there. —— bar there. people booking very flat. they wanted to see them get to the world cup final. high park clearing out. you can see many left behind wearing their shirts and going home dejected. what a contrast. have a look at this seeking pit of... croatian fans who just cannot believe that a country of their size, just around 4 million people, asa size, just around 4 million people, as a team in the world cup final. they will go up against pol pot by and the other big stars of the french team and battle it out for the world cup final. —— paul pogba.

it is not over for england because the losing teams and that semi—final have to play the third—place player. never the most popular game but it will happen. england not going home yet but they will be playing the game they did not want to play. let's go back to the southgate club in london. we spoke to know fellows earlier. —— no fills. it did not work out stucco it did not ros. u nfortu nately work out stucco it did not ros. unfortunately it has come back to haunt gareth southgate. local —— ghana. he was so close tonight. but for him and for the inman swap. the it is over. people making their way home. i know you're quite emotional, mickey, but i would try to keep it brief. how are you feeling? they say idoa lot of brief. how are you feeling? they say i do a lot of swearing in here. i am very disappointed. i thought we played really well. and i don't

think we deserve to lose. but then again we have and you had to give credit for croatia because they kept on coming. you had to give them credit. but it started so well. we should have been to or three up after half—time. but we did not put the balls away. a couple of players, will usually like harry, he usually it hits the foot it goes in the goal. but he couldn't do at that time. but then again you can't blame him for that. it was all gone here. that's the only thing you can say. they tried. they got further than they thought they were going to anyhow. we got further thanjourney, that's great. i apologise a journey. i have a from germany's. had got a sense for how this world cup has

been. thank you, mickey i will come back and caught —— taught you in a few most. i want to talk to ivan. we spoke to ivan. he remembers 1966 when england won the world cup. and you were hoping that we could see a repeat of those seats back in 1966. how disappointed are you?” repeat of those seats back in 1966. how disappointed are you? i do not hear what you said. how disappointed are you? i am very disappointed. but ithink... we are you? i am very disappointed. but i think... we were destined not to win. as you know i have told you before i was in 66 when we won. i thought we were all over them in the first half. but i don't know. we we re first half. but i don't know. we were destined not to win. thank you so much ivan. ros you get a sense for how disappointed people are. they were hoping that england would be able to bring football home and be able to bring football home and be able to win this game. and

u nfortu nately be able to win this game. and unfortunately it was not meant to be. but ivan has seen england win the world cup. for many people they wa nted the world cup. for many people they wanted to experience the same feeling. but unfortunately, it wasn't meant to be. good to talk to, no. i didn't realise were destined to lose. —— noel. i didn't realise we are destined to lose. thanks to all of noel‘s as in the southgate club. we will turn away from the football in a few minutes' time and returned to the thai cave rescue because we have seen the boys for the first time. this footage has been released. we will find how they're doing and we are getting more fascinating details on the operation that got them out safely. by the information commissioner, the maximum fine possible

for misuse of data in the uk. the regulator has been investigating how the details of tens of millions of users ended up in the hands of the political consultancy cambridge analytica. the fine is modest compared with previous sanctions on facebook , as our technology corrspondent rory cellan—jones reports. personal data, a vital new election —— weapon in election campaigns. now the information commissioner is being misused and the social media giant is facing a record fine. the data of 87 million facebook users was harvested by the now defunct political consultancy cambridge analytica. the half £1 million fine for a line that to happen will hardly make a dent in the social media giant's profits. but the watchdog says the penalty is still significant. it sends a very strong message to facebook and other online platforms about what is expected of them and the regulator will step in with the sanctions. this report shows just how much of our data can potentially end up being used for political purposes. it's notjust a biker facebook details. every time you interact with a credit reference

agency or even a mother and baby, you are data could be sold to a political party. the information commissioner is planning to find them apostate diary, a service for mums to be for passing that data of william —— 1 million people to the labour party. the cubbies as it does not agree with the regulator's findings. labour insist the party had done nothing wrong. any suggestion that the labour party has behaved improperly, all of them have been asked to review their policies. the watchdog is also looking into whether that we've got eu campaign founded by aaron banks may have been using data from his motor insurance business for political purposes. this inquiry has some way to run. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story. england is coming home but not with

the world cup. they have been knocked out of the semites. two goals to one by croatia. it'll be croatia versus france on sunday for the big prize. —— knocking out of the big prize. —— knocking out of the semi—finals. well, this is a good image deshaies. we've had our first sight of the 12 boys who were rescued in thailand. they're still in hospital in chiang rai, not far caves where they they'd been trapped. and we're getting more details of the rescue operation that got them out. lucy williamson reports. these are the luckiest boys in thailand. still weak, still in quarantine, these pictures the first we've seen since a rescue diver filmed them huddled together in the cave. their schoolboy poses for the camera hiding the miracle that they are here at all. what happened here at the cave over the past two weeks inspired horror, then awe, and now curiosity.

a dozen boys who couldn't dive or even swim, trapped two miles inside the cave. rescuers said the biggest risk was that they would simply panic. so how did they get them out? the incredible story of their rescue from tham luang is onlyjust emerging. this is the first footage of the mission itself. each boy wrapped in a special kind of stretcher and carried along by hand. in parts of the cave where it was impossible to stand, rescuers built a complex system of pulleys to transport them out. and where it was flooded, scuba divers strapped the children underneath them and carried them through. a feat described by one rescuer as superhuman. several sources have told the bbc the boys were sedated during the journey. watch his arm. not unusual for normal mountain rescues, experts say, but much riskier with children

and scuba diving conditions. you have to be real. to believe. we think that our plan is perfect. we try and try and try. we test and test and test. it's ok. and you've got the best team so you have to believe them. leaving from chiang rai airport tonight, the british cave diver who starred in a rescue denied he was a hero. it's not like that. but what most people see when they look at the rescuers and the boys is the most incredible show of courage from one, from the other, incredible trust. lucy williamson, bbc news, chiang rai. i want to take you to a story we sure do. a social media tax has been introduced in uganda. the idea would

be that the government would charge daily fee. no surprise, here is the report. this was another show of anger that affected rich and poor. it did not ta ke affected rich and poor. it did not take long for the police to break up the demonstration. but i tensed to arrest a popular musician and member of parliament leading to the protest failed as supporters dragged him away. we are protesting because this tax is unfair, it is unconstitutional and it is a personal attack on the young people of uganda. so we will not accepted and rejected. many are upset about having to pay five us cents a day to access platforms like facebook and twitter as well as a 1% charge on mobile money transfers. the cost are blamed for a significant drop in the

use of those services. a few hours later, it was the turn of the government to respond. despite the president and his ministers defending the new levies, they agreed it was time to go back to the drawing board. government is now. reviewing the taxes... the sounds of the public and its protest on the budget. but some legislators want the changes right now. it could take weeks for any changes to be implemented. and in the meantime, some mps are calling for the collection of these taxes to be quoted. discussion on this will be again on thursday. nevertheless the news of a review puts a smile on some faces stop with their looking to pay the tax here. i shut my phone

when am sleeping. really we didn't wa nt when am sleeping. really we didn't want the tax. it is no uses some people. i am happy with what they're doing. but if you can't make it, how doing. but if you can't make it, how do different things. there is no guarantee that taxes on social media and mobile money will be totally scrapped. but after 30 years in power, its scrapped. but after 30 years in power, it's rare for uganda to reconsider legislation it has actively promoted. we'll see tomorrow. bye—bye. hello again. it was more the same on wednesday. dry weather for sunny spells for many bus. and temperatures peaked at 26 celsius. —— for many of us. we had glorious scenes coming in and

sent to us by one of our weather watches from the woking in the area. but it was unlike that area. for northern scotland, the envy of all gardeners there was rain. that was the wet scene there in the highlands. we will see change in the weather over the next two days. the changes are brought about by chris. not me, this is hurricane chris working out into the land —— atla ntic working out into the land —— atlantic and it would change the weather into the weekend and next week as well. pressure is generally higher across the uk. and it should be able to have dry weather out on thursday. but it will not be completed dry ever. there will be a few spots in the rain across western scotla nd few spots in the rain across western scotland but quite quietly. in the south across england, wales was the sunshine but through the afternoon showers will develop from down into across wales. these showers are driven by the sea breezes coming in and converging, adding moisture into the atmosphere locally to bring heavy showers. but away from those,

26 degrees and sunshine coming back out. and on friday, the weather patterns almost identical. there will be a lot of dry weather was sunshine but showers will fall to the afternoon and these would be happier and with a greater chance of thunder. again the chances are showers are across western parts of england and wales and maybe there will be... they're getting formed by the sea breezes living into the showers. they could be slow—moving and locally torrential. on into the week and, in this area is left of chris. what chris will be doing is pumping more warm air northwards. when that happens we start to build the pressure. pressure will be rising this weekend across over sure very subtly. what that means is through saturday, there will be less shower activity around. less cloud the west sunshine and lighter winds as well. with all of that together, it should be a hotter kind of day. temperatures are on the risers scotla nd temperatures are on the risers scotland and northern ireland and we should see more in in the way of sunshine with isa 20 celsius towards

london and 27 in birmingham. that dry warming scene will be up and sunday as well. —— with a high of 28 degrees. it would try to move into western scotland. bringing the threat of a little of rain and the prospect perhaps a bit of rain across western counties of northern ireland. but i suspect have jurors will reach the height 30 degrees mark. all matters assisted with chris there, into the early part of next week bringing an area of high pressure in scandinavia and that allows pressure to fall closer to our shores. we'll start to see the taking eight bit of an unsettled globe. a band of rain was there on monday and it will be heavy across uk. welcome rain for gardeners for sure. but down toward the southeast there will be another dry, hot and sunny day. temperatures at least into the high 20s and perhaps the low 30s. but generally next week we are looking at a sudden change in the weather. but a great chance of seeing rain mainly from showers which will become a bit more

widespread. there will be some sunshine but i suspect it won't... agony for england as their dreams of world cup glory are crushed. they lost to croatia. misery in moscow for gareth southgate's young team — they'd been carrying the hopes of a nation on their shoulders. it is kieran trippier! it is in! it had all been looking so good? after this stunning early goal. but then croatia equalised to take them into extra time and they won. heartbreak for england fans who had dared to dream that football was finally coming home. and tonight's other main stories on bbc news at ten... the first images have emerged from the hospital where 12 thai boys and their football coach are being treated after their remarkable rescue from a flooded cave. at the nato summit, president trump criticises germany,