'at ' at the 'at the g? summit earlier together at the g7 summit earlier this month, have been conducting their audiences by telephone ever since the pandemic began. time for a look at the weather, here's darren bett. it felt a bit more like summer today across south—eastern parts, with lighter wins and more sunshine, but that was not the case for many other parts of the uk, stuck underneath cloud, with damp and drizzly weather. you can see the contrast. the wetter weather will be clipping the south—west of england in the next few hours and gradually, overnight, very slowly, this cloud pushes further into the midlands, towards lincolnshire, and there will be bits of rain and drizzle. i think across east anglia and the south—east it is going to be dry and clear and quite cool first thing tomorrow morning. elsewhere, a warmer night underneath the blanket of cloud. and there is some warmer, more humid air across some parts of the country tomorrow in between the two weather fronts. there will be

some wetter weather coming into scotland and northern ireland tomorrow. the other front across england and wales producing rain and drizzle in the morning. heading into the midlands, a lot of the rain and drizzle will peter out, cloudier skies coming to the south—east. the rain is moving southwards across scotland. wetter in the afternoon in northern ireland. cooler air coming into scotland after the rain. sunshine in the afternoon for wales and northern england, ahead of the rain. moving into friday, it is a messy day, a lot of cloud around, showers and longer spells of rain, may be a bit drier across wales. it should become drier in scotland but there is a northerly breeze coming in here, pegging the temperatures back. those temperatures are outside of the rain. heading into the weekend, from the north, higher pressure, with increasing sunshine, but in southern areas, the chance of some showers, particularly on saturday. that is all from the bbc

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hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'mjohn watson, i'm john watson, we are alive at wembley tonight. coming up on the programme. all eyes are on the big three in the final games in group f to see who england will face in the last 16 of euros 2020. why scotland hope to make this the beginning, not the end after their tournament exit. and we are with wells democrat wales, denmark next. and i'm katherine downes at the bbc sports centre. also coming up on the programme...

new zealand are closing in on the world test title, after india slumped to 170 all out. i2 athletes — six of them gold medallists. we'll hear from some of the paralympicsgb team picked to represent great britain at the tokyo games. hello, and welcome to wembley. less than 2a hours ago, england group d winners beating czech republic. as we know, disappointment for scotland, once again their failure to qualify for the last 16 of a major tournament after their defeat at hampden park last night, losing 3-1 to at hampden park last night, losing 3—1 to croatia. we will be reflecting on scotland's tournament

later in the programme. as we know, so many big games to come in group f, and so much at stake — not least of course for england. whoever finishes second in group f will face england here in the last 16 on 29 june. we have france up against portugal in what is a rematch of the euro 2016 final, then in munich it's germany up against hungary. we know france have already qualified but the other three teams in group f could still qualify as well. as lydia campbell reports. germany, france, portugal and hungary. germany, france, portugaland hungary. the group f teams face off tonight to decide who goes through and who goes home. portugal might be the reigning champions, but a li— and who goes home. portugal might be the reigning champions, but a 4— to defeat to germany on saturday means their title defence is injeopardy —— 4—2. their title defence is injeopardy -- 4-2. but it still their title defence is injeopardy —— 4—2. but it still in their hands. a win over france could do it, or a

draw depending on results elsewhere. france have already guaranteed a last 16 spot — the world's champions want a top spot, though, and a win over portugal would guarantee that. i believe that both teams want to win. they'll be cautious to start the game, you know, the beginning of the game, you know, the beginning of the game. but the game can open up if one of the team score, and hopefully it will be portugal. germany are second, but could finish bottom if they lose to hungary. since winning the world cup in 2014, they've been on a steep downward curve, losing in the semifinals at euro 2016 before going out at the group stages of the world cup in 2018. this is his last rodeo with the team he's led for 15 years, going out before the knockout stages again would be a sad ending to his german career. i again would be a sad ending to his german career.— again would be a sad ending to his german career. i want him to go out, showin: german career. i want him to go out, showing everyone — german career. i want him to go out, showing everyone that _

german career. i want him to go out, showing everyone that he's _ german career. i want him to go out, showing everyone that he's a - showing everyone that he's a fantastic manager. he deserves all the complements in the world for what he's done for german football, and that means having a successful european championship. fix, and that means having a successful european championship.— and that means having a successful european championship. a win over hunua european championship. a win over hungary would _ european championship. a win over hungary would ensure _ european championship. a win over hungary would ensure that - european championship. a win over hungary would ensure that the - european championship. a win over| hungary would ensure that the show goes on for now, while a draw might also be enough if portugalfail to beat france. but hungary are no pushovers — their 1—1 draw with france kept their own lasted 16 dreams alive. 0nly france kept their own lasted 16 dreams alive. only a win would see them through, but even that might not be enough. the four teams have it all to play for. let the show begin! lydia campbell, bbc news. in munich, germany up against hungary. munich had its request to light up the stadium in rainbow colours in a show of support to the lgbt community turned down after hungary passed an anti—gay law banning the promotion of homosexuality to under—18s. lots of other stadiums

in germany will do so, in a show of solidarity, hungarian prime minister victor 0rban has reportedly cancelled his visit to germany for the game. john bennett is in budapest. hi, john, the final round of group games, and so much at stake. as we've been hearing there, still so much to play for in group f, and some really exciting matches to come later. , , ., , ., , ., later. yes, this toughest group of euro 2020, — later. yes, this toughest group of euro 2020, toughest _ later. yes, this toughest group of euro 2020, toughest group - later. yes, this toughest group of euro 2020, toughest group i - later. yes, this toughest group of euro 2020, toughest group i can | euro 2020, toughest group i can remember, we got a fantastic atmosphere here in budapest as well, where france know they will win the group if they beat portugal, portugal looking for a place in the last 16. we've got 8000 french fans here, 6000 portuguese fans, locals will be here in the crowd also, it'll be a sell—out. let's find out how portugal and france would feel about facing england potentially,

whoeverfinishes about facing england potentially, whoever finishes second in the group will face england. have you been watching the game what are you making up tonight's match? a draw would be enough for portugal, do you think they'll go for the win? i portugal, do you think they'll go for the win?— for the win? i honestly think so because we _ for the win? i honestly think so because we are _ for the win? i honestly think so because we are playing - for the win? i honestly think so because we are playing against| because we are playing against france, — because we are playing against france, which is a really special match_ france, which is a really special match for— france, which is a really special match for the portuguese people mostly— match for the portuguese people mostly because of what happened five years ago _ mostly because of what happened five years ago in the final. sol mostly because of what happened five years ago in the final. so i think portugal— years ago in the final. so i think portugal will go for the win. but yeah. _ portugal will go for the win. but yeah. it's — portugal will go for the win. but yeah, it's really tough to tell because _ yeah, it's really tough to tell because a draw might suit us. and if we draw. _ because a draw might suit us. and if we draw. we — because a draw might suit us. and if we draw, we might potentially go to london _ we draw, we might potentially go to london and face england. | we draw, we might potentially go to london and face england.— we draw, we might potentially go to london and face england. i wanted to ask about that, _ london and face england. i wanted to ask about that, how _ london and face england. i wanted to ask about that, how are _ london and face england. i wanted to ask about that, how are the - london and face england. i wanted to ask about that, how are the portugal| ask about that, how are the portugal fans feeling about playing england? 0ften you've gotten the better of us, but would they be fearful of facing england? i us, but would they be fearful of facing england?— us, but would they be fearful of facing england? i think so because we would be _ facing england? i think so because we would be facing _ facing england? i think so because we would be facing a _ facing england? i think so because we would be facing a team - facing england? i think so because we would be facing a team that's l we would be facing a team that's playing _ we would be facing a team that's playing at — we would be facing a team that's playing at home. so that's the

thing — playing at home. so that's the thing. england will have their supporters behind them, fans in the stands _ supporters behind them, fans in the stands 50— supporters behind them, fans in the stands so i— supporters behind them, fans in the stands. so i think it would be tough for them _ stands. so i think it would be tough for them playing in holland or spain. — for them playing in holland or spain, definitely.— for them playing in holland or spain, definitely. thank you very much, spain, definitely. thank you very much. we'd _ spain, definitely. thank you very much, we'd like _ spain, definitely. thank you very much, we'd like to _ spain, definitely. thank you very much, we'd like to see _ spain, definitely. thank you very much, we'd like to see you - spain, definitely. thank you very much, we'd like to see you at. much, we'd like to see you at wembley in london. the toughest group in euro 2020, the final game is about to get under way, it will be a fantastic atmosphere here for france against portugal. well, farfrom ideal preparation for gareth southgate lead up to victory against czech republic. news yesterday of mason mount and ben chillwell having to self—isolate. after england's match with scotland. job done for england. no goals conceded, no defeat. —— two goals conceded.

but still, there remains this feeling that england need to find another gear. olly foster is in burton, near the england training camp. i suppose it's hard to gauge exactly where england are at the moment? you do feel that where england are at the moment? ym. do feel that they are stepping up the gears, they will have to certainly depending on who they face next tuesday where you are. the 24 man squad obviously chilwell and mount are self isolating at saint georges park, they made it back here to their country retreat. a first day off for them at the tournament, they're taking note visitors which is why we thought we would show you some of the beautiful staffordshire countryside, saint georges parkjust over brow of that far hell. they started brightly again last night against the czech republic, they made for changes, and i think the crowd were really looking forward to seeing jack grillers from the start.

it was him that set up the winner, they got thejob it was him that set up the winner, they got the job done. within democrat raheem sterling with another win for england, and a good move it was. we also saw harry kane get his first shot on target at this tournament, as well. it was slightly tinkered with the tactics, southgate, harry kane up top all by himself and an attacking three behind him with declan rice and calvin phillips maintaining that midfield access. harry maguire playing his first game as well, coming back into the heart of that defence, his first game in over six weeks certainly helping the solidity of the anglin offence, as you say, going through the group stage, not conceding any —— england offence. they'll be gathering around the telly as a group watching how those group f games unfold.

whoever we play, really, whoeverwe play, really, really tough— whoeverwe play, really, really tough opposition. but we've sort of known _ tough opposition. but we've sort of known that— tough opposition. but we've sort of known that for 18 months, we know the group _ known that for 18 months, we know the group through. and the good thing _ the group through. and the good thing from our point of view, i think— thing from our point of view, i think we — thing from our point of view, i think we are still improving, we looked — think we are still improving, we looked difficult to play against. there _ looked difficult to play against. there is — looked difficult to play against. there is more to come from us, we've -ot there is more to come from us, we've got more _ there is more to come from us, we've got more match minutes on the pitch for some _ got more match minutes on the pitch for some important players. and that squad _ for some important players. and that squad debt— for some important players. and that squad debt will be important because i feel like _ squad debt will be important because i feel like we've run out of steam a little _ i feel like we've run out of steam a little bit _ i feel like we've run out of steam a little bit in — i feel like we've run out of steam a little bit in a — i feel like we've run out of steam a little bit in a couple of the games. and to _ little bit in a couple of the games. and to he — little bit in a couple of the games. and to be able to make the changes and substitutions has been really helpful— and substitutions has been really helpful to manage the games. fairto fair to say that garrett southgate has a real selection headache? we've seenjude billingham impressed when he's been given his opportunity. a

sign of things to come for england? if you're good enough, you're old enough for about 15 minutes or so, we saw enough for about 15 minutes or so, we sanude billingham at the age of 17 on the pitch, he actually turns 18 next tuesday. wouldn't that be a party if england could get past whoever? he was on the pitch as the same time as the other teenager who was given a... he started off the move that led to the raheem sterling goal, as well. what a stage for him to come in yesterday and go through to come in yesterday and go through to the knockout stage as group winners and play a big part. so many people proud of him back at green for high school. here's his old pe teacher. he for high school. here's his old pe teacher. . , . for high school. here's his old pe teacher. ., , ., ., , , ., ., teacher. he was a lovely young man. he had quite — teacher. he was a lovely young man. he had quite a _ teacher. he was a lovely young man. he had quite a small _ teacher. he was a lovely young man. he had quite a small social— teacher. he was a lovely young man. he had quite a small social group, i he had quite a small social group, quite _

he had quite a small social group, quite close — he had quite a small social group, quite close tight knit group of friends — quite close tight knit group of friends i_ quite close tight knit group of friends. i think that's one thing that always shines out from when he plays. _ that always shines out from when he plays. not _ that always shines out from when he plays, not only is he super on the pitch. _ plays, not only is he super on the pitch. but— plays, not only is he super on the pitch. but as _ plays, not only is he super on the pitch, but as soon as he comes off — every— pitch, but as soon as he comes off — every interview he does, it he holds himself_ every interview he does, it he holds himself well, always has a smile on his face _ himself well, always has a smile on his face we — himself well, always has a smile on his face. we talk about character strength— his face. we talk about character strength of a lot of our students, and one — strength of a lot of our students, and one of— strength of a lot of our students, and one of our students is going out and one of our students is going out and showing that on a national stage — and showing that on a national stage. incredibly proud. i'm sure all his former students will be gathered around the telly watching that much this evening to see who he could be coming up against next week. we'll find out in the next couple of hours, john. hate the next couple of hours, john. we will indeed, thanks for that. it was a much —— must win match for scott last night, they went down 3—1,

ending their chances for a