away from the north england. that is away from the north coast. largely cloudy for england and wales. further rain in the south—east and some could be heavy. high teens celsius there. the mid 20s in central scotland. grey with further rain for wimbledon for tuesday and wednesday. not until we reach thursday and friday that high pressure builds in and we should see improving conditions with sunshine and high temperatures. the low pressure clears from the south—east and high pressure builds in on thursday and friday. but the low pressure will make its way across the country into the weekend. improving picture in the south for thursday and friday. warmerfor london. plenty of sunshine in the north and heading into weekend, it starts to turn more unsettled as low pressure starts to take over. the

new health secretary, says england is on course to lift restrictions on july 19th. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. here is what is coming up on the programme. here is what is coming up on the programme. the countdown is on to england s last 16 tie euro 2020 tie with germany here tomorrow. and i am at the england team hotel in north london. gareth southgate and hurricane have arrived and they are giving their pre—match news right now.

i am live here on the open day of wimbledon where andy murray is currently playing his first match in the single since 2017. also coming up in the programme... a bad crash for geraint thomas at the tour de france — but how has it affected his chances of winning the race? hello, welcome to wembley. this time tomorrow, england will be in the final stages of their last 16 match with germany, a match which carries so much history and expectation. we ll be hearing from gareth southgate, the england manager, shortly, having arrived at the team s hotel in london ahead of the game between these two great rivals. but before we do chris waddle, the former england player who missed

a penalty against germany in the 1990 world cup has been speaking about the occasion. as hasjuergen klinsman, the former germany captain who won the european championship here as a player in 1996. a tournament famous for southgate s penalty miss. england germany is just, england germany isjust, it can't get any bigger. it’s england germany is “ust, it can't get any bigger._ england germany is “ust, it can't get any bigger. it's the first time en . land get any bigger. it's the first time england are _ get any bigger. it's the first time england are going _ get any bigger. it's the first time england are going in _ get any bigger. it's the first time england are going in as - get any bigger. it's the first time | england are going in as favourites against germany. let's hope we win it because i don't want to sit through it again. i it because i don't want to sit through it again.— it because i don't want to sit through it again. i expect a game that starts slow _ through it again. i expect a game that starts slow because - through it again. i expect a game that starts slow because both - through it again. i expect a game. that starts slow because both have through it again. i expect a game i that starts slow because both have a lot of respect for each other, so they are not coming out right away and want to score a goal, i don't think that will happen. i think they will check each other out slowly, get in the game and then they go up

a couple of gears. it’s get in the game and then they go up a coume of gem-— a couple of gears. it's a very open came. a couple of gears. it's a very open game. advantage _ a couple of gears. it's a very open game. advantage sits _ a couple of gears. it's a very open game. advantage sits at - a couple of gears. it's a very open game. advantage sits at home . a couple of gears. it's a very open| game. advantage sits at home but a couple of gears. it's a very open - game. advantage sits at home but we have more pressure than germany because most people i have spoken to so england will win in 90 minutes. everyone is looking forward to it and no germans says we will win this game easily. they all know it can go the other way because they remember 1996, it could have gone the english way. if 1996, it could have gone the english wa . ., , ., ., ., 1996, it could have gone the english wa. ., , ., .,.,, ., way. if it does go to a shoot-out, even though _ way. if it does go to a shoot-out, even though a — way. if it does go to a shoot-out, even though a lot _ way. if it does go to a shoot-out, even though a lot of _ way. if it does go to a shoot-out, even though a lot of players - way. if it does go to a shoot-out, even though a lot of players can't remember 1990 or 1996, even though a lot of players can't remember1990 or1996, i even though a lot of players can't remember 1990 or 1996, i still think the atmosphere on the ground and everything that has been talked about in the media, it will pray a little bit on some of them. it is that close _ little bit on some of them. it is that close and _ little bit on some of them. it is that close and when _ little bit on some of them. it 3 that close and when you look at both sides, the squad, when you go through all the individual players, they are all similar. it comes down

to theirform in they are all similar. it comes down to their form in that specific moment of time.— to their form in that specific moment of time. ~ . . ., moment of time. what an we have in store. olly foster is at the team s hotel in madia vale. harry kane and gareth sothgate travelling down earlier, the rest of the squad due arrive shortly, with mason mount and ben chilwell travelling independently with their self isolation ending later. olly, what has the mood been like? southgate very good at protecting his players from all the outside noise that inevitably comes with a game of this magnitude. he has a very calm head, gareth southgate. he is speaking right now, we will bring some of what he has to say in just we will bring some of what he has to say injust a we will bring some of what he has to say in just a moment. we will bring some of what he has to say injust a moment. we are we will bring some of what he has to say in just a moment. we are still waiting for the main party to arrive, they will be 23 arriving. harry kane is already here alongside his manager. then we have this awkward situation with mason mount and ben chilwell not coming out of their self isolation until this

evening. so they will travel around independently at some point. southgate and harry kane seemed very relaxed when they got out of there minibus and posed with a gaggle of some young england fans here who are wishing them well. then they have gonein wishing them well. then they have gone in there to give that pre—match news conference. it has been an interesting couple of days at st george's park. far too much chat about penalties, that is all a bit too negative but also a lot of talk about what they do remember of england— germany fixtures, because of course it is such a young squad and in the last ten minutes or so, gareth southgate was asked in his news conference about the england record in european championships because obviously you go back to euro 96, his penalty miss but before that germany semifinal, they beat the spaniards on penalties in the quarterfinals. that was england's only to date knockout victory at a

european championship. here is his response. previous heroes we have talked about the past _ previous heroes we have talked about the past and teams and their records, _ the past and teams and their records, baggage and everything else and there _ records, baggage and everything else and there is no reason for these boys _ and there is no reason for these boys to— and there is no reason for these boys to feel that way. most were not born when _ boys to feel that way. most were not born when a — boys to feel that way. most were not born when a lot of those games happened, it is an irrelevance for them _ happened, it is an irrelevance for them i_ happened, it is an irrelevance for them. i think we are all looking forward — them. i think we are all looking forward to— them. i think we are all looking forward to the game tomorrow, it is a fantastic_ forward to the game tomorrow, it is a fantastic game to be involved in. and a _ a fantastic game to be involved in. and a real— a fantastic game to be involved in. and a real opportunity for us to progress — and a real opportunity for us to progress to a quarterfinal. a big opponent— progress to a quarterfinal. a big opponent with excellent pedigree and -reat opponent with excellent pedigree and great experience, but again we are looking _ great experience, but again we are looking forward to it. of great experience, but again we are looking forward to it.— looking forward to it. of course it is an irrelevance. _ looking forward to it. of course it is an irrelevance. he _ looking forward to it. of course it is an irrelevance. he is _ looking forward to it. of course it is an irrelevance. he is right - looking forward to it. of course it| is an irrelevance. he is right when he has a squad with an average age of 25, that is the youngest that has ever been fielded by an england squad but the rate of history does sit heavy, doesn't it? obviously a

lot of people will look back at wembley in 1966 and winning the world cup against germany, but since then, four knockout ties at major championships, 1970, then italia 90, euro 96. the reference point for a lot of these players was the world cup in south africa 2010, the frank lampard goal that never was but also germany did beat england 4—1 in the last 16. a very good germany side and whilst this genocide might not have the pedigree of that one, i think there is huge respect from these young england players as to these young england players as to the champions league winners. in that england squad in 2010 in south africa, peter crouch, he didn't get on in the last 16, he was up at st george's park and i spoke to him about this england squad and his memories and what this fixture means

to him. they are young and exciting and sometimes lack of, they will know the history— sometimes lack of, they will know the history but having not seen it, they go— the history but having not seen it, they go into this game may be a bit more _ they go into this game may be a bit more open—minded to winning. and a more open-minded to winning. and a few of them — more open-minded to winning. and a few of them have _ more open-minded to winning. and a few of them have had _ more open-minded to winning. and a few of them have had a _ more open-minded to winning. and a few of them have had a cheeky - more open—minded to winning. fific —. few of them have had a cheeky look at euro 96 and gareth southgate's miss but they say they will not bring it up in camp.— miss but they say they will not bring it up in camp. yes, i wouldn't brina it bring it up in camp. yes, i wouldn't bring it up — bring it up in camp. yes, i wouldn't bring it up because _ bring it up in camp. yes, i wouldn't bring it up because you _ bring it up in camp. yes, i wouldn't bring it up because you want - bring it up in camp. yes, i wouldn't bring it up because you want to - bring it up in camp. yes, i wouldn't bring it up because you want to be | bring it up because you want to be playing _ bring it up because you want to be playing and let's be honest, you don't _ playing and let's be honest, you don't want — playing and let's be honest, you don't want to annoy the manager before _ don't want to annoy the manager before they go. i remember it clear as daylight — before they go. i remember it clear as daylight. i remember italia 90 like it— as daylight. i remember italia 90 like it was— as daylight. i remember italia 90 like it was yesterday. i was watching _ like it was yesterday. i was watching david platt reruns from the belgian _ watching david platt reruns from the belgian game this morning actually. amazing _ belgian game this morning actually. amazing competition. the fact we are here playing at wembley again, there will he _ here playing at wembley again, there will be fans there, it is so exciting _ will be fans there, it is so exciting. playing germany, it can set a _ exciting. playing germany, it can set a marker down about where we are

really _ set a marker down about where we are really in _ set a marker down about where we are really in the _ set a marker down about where we are really in the tournament. it is set a marker down about where we are really in the tournament.— really in the tournament. it is a secial really in the tournament. it is a special place — really in the tournament. it is a special place for _ really in the tournament. it is a special place for germany - really in the tournament. it is a special place for germany as i really in the tournament. it is a i special place for germany as well because they say they cannot wait to get back to wembley where they knocked england out 25 years ago and where they won their last european championship. where they won their last european championship-— championship. great memories for them. if championship. great memories for them- if you _ championship. great memories for them- if you go — championship. great memories for them. if you go back _ championship. great memories for them. if you go back further - championship. great memories for them. if you go back further there | them. if you go back further there is some _ them. if you go back further there is some success there. they are a fantastic— is some success there. they are a fantastic side and they have always been our— fantastic side and they have always been our nemesis for a number of years _ been our nemesis for a number of years what — been our nemesis for a number of years. what a time to put it right. peter— years. what a time to put it right. peter crouch who was in that 2010 england world cup squad. one more sleep for the england players. when they arrive, traffic was sticky coming to london today and then over the next few hours and certainly tomorrow morning, there will be this huge debate as to how gareth southgate puts his team out against the germans. remember they started with that midfield three of which mason mount was a part and then bringing jack grealish into a more attacking dynamic against the czechs. just the two raheem sterling

girls. of all the teams that made it into the last 16, england at the bottom of the goal—scoring charts. how they would dearly love to put that right against germany. that is down to the attacking players and have gareth southgate manages to hold their many talents together to see if they can beat the germans in a knockout match at major championship. all coming up tomorrow. what a day it is going to be tomorrow. so much expectation, history. away from wembley it was the opening day of wimbledon today. the weather playing its part. forget jack grealish, there was a newjack in town today. jack draper had the tough task of taking on novak djokovic in his opening match on day

one. chetan phatak is at wimbledon today on the opening day. jack draper certainly impressed at times against novak djokovic. outstanding first set. the sun is just coming out here. all seasons in one day. we were stood here in the rain, plenty of wind as well. games didn't get going until the afternoon. wimbledon with a different field this year. the first target is under way in the pandemic, a two year wait. finally this grand slam gets under way and takes its rightful place in the calendar. we're at 50% capacity here and that number will nudge itself up to a 100% by the time we reach the finals next weekend. the traditional wimbledon queue, where some people camp in line overnight for tickets, is gone.

on centre court at the moment andy murray is playing his first match since 2017 in the singles. these are live pictures on bbc two, he is playing nikoloz basilashvili and it is tied, three games all in the first set. murray was moving well there, bearing in mind he has that metal hip now. it is still a huge ask for him, how far can he go here at wimbledon? he will still fancy his chances to get past the opening round here and the fans are watching on henman hill and of course on centre court, enjoying that one as murray looks to progress to the second round. rain kept us waiting on the outside courts. in the centre court, played it start more or less on time. there was a lovely moment before we had the match of the day. as part of a thank you day here at wimbledon, amongst the guests was dame sarah gilbert. all nhs staff

receiving a standing ovation, hundreds of free tickets given to key workers and what the organisers describe as inspirational individuals during the pandemic and those were the scenes on centre court before the first match, as is tradition here, the defending men's champion getting play under way. that was novak djokovic against jack draper, a 19—year—old british wild card playing his first grand slam and boy did he give the fans something to cheer about early on. welcome to centre court. many of them were just glad to be there. jack draper, 19 years old, and on centre court basic mm unbeaten in grand slam tennis this year. an early break of serve over the world number one. djokovic had come to

break points on his own, couldn't convert any, first set to the wild card but draper was quickly broken before the serb quickly sailed through his first games. the 2019 champion had found his feet. draper couldn't compete, the second set soon slipped away. djokovic has been in imperious form, bidding to draw level with federer and nadal on 20 major titles and yet again he broke draper. going on to win the third set. the briton was on the rocks in the 19 time grand slam winner soon wrapped up a three sets to one victory. the records are ready to be broken. for draper, early days and a learning curve. what a day forjack draper and understandably, the biggest day of his career so far. it understandably, the biggest day of his career so far.— his career so far. it was a tough one because — his career so far. it was a tough one because i _ his career so far. it was a tough one because i have _ his career so far. it was a tough

one because i have been - his career so far. it was a tough i one because i have been watching novak djokovic play throughout my life and it's tough