and could vanish as suddenly as he arrived. jon kay, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. high, george. good evening. something else heading in our direction from far away, actually, and you can see it developing here across spain and portugal on our earlier satellite picture. see these bright, white shower clouds. a lot of showers and thunderstorms across this part of the world during today and through tomorrow and into tomorrow night particularly some of these will migrate northwards towards our shores. some thunderstorms breaking out particularly across southern and eastern areas, where today we have seen plenty of sunshine. further north and west, slightly different story. more cloud, some outbreaks of rain across parts of scotland and northern ireland, and in ireland that rain will sink further south—eastwards tonight, turning quite cloudy and murky for other gusts but for central and eastern parts of england, east wales, we

keep hold of clear spells through the night. quite a mile and in places rather muggy start tomorrow morning. through tomorrow, this band of cloud and increasingly light and patchy rain will stagger a little further south and east, still quite murky for some south—western coast. northern ireland and much of scotland will have a cooler, fresher feel to the weather. some spells of sunshine and just one or two showers, quite windy in the far north—west. further south and east, we will see some spells of sunshine and heat and humidity building once again, so we compare the temperatures in the west with those further south and east where we could get up to 29 or possibly 30 degrees. it is into that humid air that will bring those thunderstorms i showed you earlier, initially across the channel islands, but through tomorrow night they will extend up across a good part of england, eastern parts of england, maybe into eastern wales as well, quite hit and miss but some places getting heavy downpours, the place is missing out. showers continuing into thursday, possibly friday as well. drierfurther north into thursday, possibly friday as well. drier further north and west

where it will also be cooler and fresher. george. then, thank you. that is all from the bbc news at six. 0n bbc one we can nowjoin the bbc news team is where you are. goodbye from me.

yes, good evening. i'mjohn watson, i'm john watson, coming up i'mjohn watson, coming up on i'm john watson, coming up on the programme this evening... a must win for wales — it's turkey tomorrow in baku. we'll have the latest from the camp. we are also with the england squad tonight as they build up for friday's big game here against scotland. in the reigning champion took out their campaign under way. portugal taking on hungary in group f. and i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes at the bbc sport centre with the rest of the sport. so here are the headlines away from the football... frankie entertains at royal ascot, as racing welcomes its biggest crowd for over a year. and murray marks another comeback with a win in the first round of queens.

yes, good evening. we'll be live in budapest shortly, where portugal are in action against hungary. and we'll be looking ahead to the huge game between world champions france and germany in munich. we will be bouncing around the scottish, welsh and english camps. and some good news from christian erkisen this morning. the denmark midfielder has sent this tweet from hospital, thanking fans for their messages. his message says," i'm fine under the circumstances. i still have to go through some examinations at the

hospital. at the good news being, i feel 0k. now i will cheer on the boysin feel 0k. now i will cheer on the boys in the denmark team." their next match comes up on thursday against belgium. tomorrow it's... hywell griffith is in baku. and hywell, in many ways, a must—win for wales? absolutely. in the end, wales held on to the fingertips _ absolutely. in the end, wales held on to the fingertips of— absolutely. in the end, wales held on to the fingertips of their - on to the fingertips of their goalkeeperfor a draw. to get out on to the fingertips of their goalkeeper for a draw. to get out of this group, everyone says you need four points, and that means three more points ideally tomorrow against turkey. but there's a problem — baku is in azerbaijan, it has a very strong turkish community and we are expecting something like 30,000 turkish fans to start feeling at that stadium tomorrow night, compared to the 300 or so from

wales. so it will feel like a home fixture for turkey, and they will go into this wanting to prove a point to those fans, having lost 3—0 in their opening game. it'll be like a home fixture for them, — it'll be like a home fixture for them, so _ it'll be like a home fixture for them, so we will have to manage the game _ them, so we will have to manage the game really— them, so we will have to manage the game really well. we need 11 plays on the _ game really well. we need 11 plays on the pitch to do that. it'll be an externally— on the pitch to do that. it'll be an externally tough game, we know that. any team _ externally tough game, we know that. any team that's qualified for the euros _ any team that's qualified for the euros will— any team that's qualified for the euros will give you a tough challenge, and we'll be ready for it. challenge, and we'll be ready for it we _ challenge, and we'll be ready for it we had — challenge, and we'll be ready for it. we had a quick turn and games, so today— it. we had a quick turn and games, so today will — it. we had a quick turn and games, so today will be a big day for us in the prep, — so today will be a big day for us in the prep, looking at both sides of it. the prep, looking at both sides of it so _ the prep, looking at both sides of it so a _ the prep, looking at both sides of it so a lot— the prep, looking at both sides of it. so a lot of work will go into it, it. so a lot of work will go into it. but— it. so a lot of work will go into it. but we _ it. so a lot of work will go into it, but we will be prepared already. they'll _ it, but we will be prepared already. they'll have to be ready to contend with that huge turkish support there. what shape are the team in heading into that game tomorrow? watching them train today, it seemed everyone was fit and well, but it is

for not fitness for wales. they've not been at their best in the last few games, and bailand not been at their best in the last few games, and bail and ramsey are not firing on all cylinders. —— gareth bale. maybe they'll look at introducing some of their more skilful midfielders or attacking plays like harry wilson, david brook, some of the names being dropped. 0ne brook, some of the names being dropped. one man certain to start is key for more, who got that important goal on saturday, making himself. while fans will be desperate to see him scoring again. —— welsh fans. thanks very much. kick off tomorrow at five p:m.. scotland manager steve clarke said his side weren't clinical enough as they slippped to defeat against czech republic yesterday. the big question now is, how does he pick his team up from their opening defeat? jane dougall is with the squad. jane, how do scotland

pick themselves up after yesterday's disappointment? they'll just have to they'lljust have to put this defeat behind them and regroup. the most disappointing aspect of yesterday's loss was that statistically speaking, looking at the paper on group, the czech republic was the most likely side that scotland could have got a win against. 0f most likely side that scotland could have got a win against. of course they didn't do that, and the frustrating thing was that scotland had 3— for decent chances which they just didn't take. captain andy robertson said after the match they weren't clinical enough. —— 3—4. but the czech republic work clinical enough. especially with that second incredible goal from the halfway length, catching this deal—maker the goalkeeper office lane. steve park was asked today how david marshall was asked today how david marshall was after conceding both of those goals, particularly that second one. he said he was fine, he probably face that shot 50 times or more in

his career, and this was the one time it goes in — this can happen in football. in fact, steve clark was pretty philosophical about the whole defeat. he said he felt that they could still get out of the group despite having that first loss. he also said that he felt that they had to concentrate on the performance and not the score. boys are fine, boys are good. completely relaxed, they know what they have _ completely relaxed, they know what they have to do. we said before, we need _ they have to do. we said before, we need to— they have to do. we said before, we need to get— they have to do. we said before, we need to get the points required to -et need to get the points required to get out _ need to get the points required to get out of— need to get the points required to get out of the group. we still have a chance _ get out of the group. we still have a chance to — get out of the group. we still have a chance to do that, so... rather than _ a chance to do that, so... rather than all— a chance to do that, so... rather than all the — a chance to do that, so... rather than all the doom and gloom that followed — than all the doom and gloom that followed the result, not the performance, the result should be put to— performance, the result should be out to one — performance, the result should be put to one side and we just concentrate on the next game. no time to concentrate on the next game. fir? time to wallow with that second game coming so soon on friday. kieran tierney a big miss. any indication if he will be back

fit for the england game? steve clark was asked why tierney wasn't even on the bench yesterday. as you can guess, he's a man of few words, he didn't go into great detail about why tierney wasn't on the bench yesterday. all he said was that he had a wii niggle which could mean anything, it could mean a tight hamstring or something. he trained earlier today here at rock cliff, because of course scotland travelled back here. but he's definitely in contention for playing against england. when steve clark was asked about that, he said, "he's got a chance." that's all he said, not going into further detail. if that's the case, that's bound to be a boost for the scotland squad, with all the build—up to the fixture against england and all the history between the two countries, there'll be a lot of pressure on the squad going into

england and hopefully playing well against england at wembley. it would've been nice to have gone into that match with a first group when under their belt, not to be — now scotland have to do it the hard way. the return of tierney would be a big boost for scotland. jane, many thanks for that. so scotland will be hoping to get something at wembley against england. 0lly foster is with the england camp. evening, 0lly. the mood there is in stark contrast to the scotland camp? that fantastic win auainst to the scotland camp? that fantastic win against croatia _ to the scotland camp? that fantastic win against croatia on _ to the scotland camp? that fantastic win against croatia on sunday, - win against croatia on sunday, spirits high. the slight dampener of the news is that dean henderson has had to drop out of the squad, he's been nursing a hip injury for a few days. he drops out of the squad, the goalkeeping position, the only

position you're allowed to replace once you reach the tournament. aaron ramsey dale who had been in the provisional squad a few years ago comes in. samjohnston, the best brown keeper, released this on social media, saying, "while i'm delighted to bejoining back—up of the england, my immediate thoughts are with dino as i know how much it meant for him to be involved in a major tournament, that's what dreams are made of." we spoke to another man talking about his involvement with england, tyrone meetings. remember he got the nod to start it withjohnston. so much speculation as to how gareth bale would set up his england side. he went with his preferred back for, and tyrone told us how proud he was to start with england. just ten years ago he was scratching around in non—league football, balancing that with bar work. but he spoke to us at length

about how special it was to walk out at wembley in front of the fans against croatia and keep a clean sheet. he said how they're all pressing the rebut to make a reset button, looking forward to that game on friday against the scots, putting that croatia win behind him, knowing one more win would put them injuly 16. aware of the history of the game and the rivalry— aware of the history of the game and the rivalry that it has around. but at the _ the rivalry that it has around. but at the end — the rivalry that it has around. but at the end of the day, our first aim is to— at the end of the day, our first aim is to qualify — at the end of the day, our first aim is to qualify for the group, and scotland — is to qualify for the group, and scotland is the first team to play. both teams will go into it knowing what's _ both teams will go into it knowing what's at — both teams will go into it knowing what's at stake. and knowing that ultimately we both want to win the game, _ ultimately we both want to win the game, they'll be preparing to try and be _ game, they'll be preparing to try and be england, as england will be preparing — and be england, as england will be preparing to try and beat scotland. so i preparing to try and beat scotland. so i think— preparing to try and beat scotland. so i think it — preparing to try and beat scotland. so i think it will be a very good game — what about those players who haven't

made the squad? i'm sure they think they should be starting theyt made the squad? i'm sure they think they should be starting— they should be starting they look fantastic outside _ they should be starting they look fantastic outside of _ they should be starting they look fantastic outside of harry - they should be starting they look fantastic outside of harry kane. l fantastic outside of harry kane. will he — fantastic outside of harry kane. will he get in ahead of calvin phillips and declan rice? we have this unfortunate business of a 26 man squad not fitting into a 23 man matched a squad. jadon sancho and ben chilwell missing altogether. a lot of players looking to get onto the bench, just wanting to be part of this england team that they feel can go very far in this tournament. many thanks for that. when the draw was made, no doubts what the toughest group was. group f with germany, france, hungary and portugal — all in action this evening. john bennet is in budapest,

where hungary are playing portugal. what's the latest? if the holders were banking on an easy game, they were very much wrong? it's been a tough encounter for them in theirfirst wrong? it's been a tough encounter for them in their first game. it’s for them in their first game. it's not been easy — for them in their first game. it�*s not been easy but everything is changed in the last ten minutes. after a brilliant effort by hungary to hold it at 0—0 for so long until the 84th minute, they thought they had taken the lead. the substitute had taken the lead. the substitute had a goal that allowed on 80 minutes, a really good shot from the right—hand side of the penalty area, passed the petite seo —— passed through the goalkeeper. heartbreaking for fans, through the goalkeeper. heartbreaking forfans, but through the goalkeeper. heartbreaking for fans, but they still had the opportunity to uphold the draw. then it all changed. 84th minute, rafael guerrero with a crucial goal for portugal, left foot

shot. he was pretty fortunate