can get big very small country, you can get big experiences. i've been telling yvonne it's been a glorious day, but fingers crossed.— fingers crossed. lovely to see, for 'oinin: fingers crossed. lovely to see, for joining us- — fingers crossed. lovely to see, for joining us- we _ fingers crossed. lovely to see, for joining us. we have _ yeah, absolutely. the party behind me is well under way. lots of celebrating going on here. i am going to take you to meet a few of the people. anna, if i going to take you to meet a few of the people. anna, if i can going to take you to meet a few of the people. anna, if i can come going to take you to meet a few of the people. anna, if i can come to you first. anna has been one of the organisers here. what made you decide to have the street party here? �* , , ., ., , here? after everything everyone has been through. _ here? after everything everyone has been through, we _ here? after everything everyone has been through, we just _ here? after everything everyone has been through, we just thought - here? after everything everyone has been through, we just thought it - been through, we just thought it would _ been through, we just thought it would be — been through, we just thought it would be lovely. we are so grateful for the _ would be lovely. we are so grateful for the chance that we can all get together— for the chance that we can all get together now and celebrate such an amazing _ together now and celebrate such an amazing achievement. we are very lucky— amazing achievement. we are very lucky to— amazing achievement. we are very lucky to be — amazing achievement. we are very lucky to be living on a sociable street — lucky to be living on a sociable street. ., ., , , ., street. how has it been going so far? you look _ street. how has it been going so far? you look like _ street. how has it been going so far? you look like you _ street. how has it been going so far? you look like you are - street. how has it been going so | far? you look like you are having street. how has it been going so i far? you look like you are having so much fun. we far? you look like you are having so much fun. ~ ., much fun. we are so delighted with the turnout — much fun. we are so delighted with the turnout. we _ much fun. we are so delighted with the turnout. we have _ much fun. we are so delighted with the turnout. we have had _ much fun. we are so delighted with the turnout. we have had a - much fun. we are so delighted with. the turnout. we have had a barbecue and a _ the turnout. we have had a barbecue and a raffle, — the turnout. we have had a barbecue and a raffle, and the kids have been

getting _ and a raffle, and the kids have been getting involved with some fundraising as well. and getting involved with some fundraising as well.- getting involved with some fundraising as well. and i see her ma'es . fundraising as well. and i see her majesty- yes. _ fundraising as well. and i see her majesty- yes. we _ fundraising as well. and i see her majesty. yes, we are _ fundraising as well. and i see her majesty. yes, we are so - fundraising as well. and i see her majesty. yes, we are so lucky - fundraising as well. and i see her majesty. yes, we are so lucky to l majesty. yes, we are so lucky to have her here _ majesty. yes, we are so lucky to have her here with _ majesty. yes, we are so lucky to have her here with me. - majesty. yes, we are so lucky to have her here with me. your- majesty. yes, we are so lucky to - have her here with me. your majesty, have her here with me. your ma'esty, how has the — have her here with me. your ma'esty, how has the party i have her here with me. your ma'esty, how has the party been * have her here with me. your ma'esty, how has the party been going? h have her here with me. your majesty, how has the party been going? i - how has the party been going? i think it has been going rather wonderfully. i was on my balcony eartien _ wonderfully. i was on my balcony eartien att— wonderfully. i was on my balcony earlier. all of my loyal subjects. who _ earlier. all of my loyal subjects. who needs to be in london when you have edinburgh? 30 who needs to be in london when you have edinburgh? 50 it who needs to be in london when you have edinburgh?— have edinburgh? so it has been lots of fun? yeah. _ have edinburgh? so it has been lots of fun? yeah, really _ have edinburgh? so it has been lots of fun? yeah, really good _ have edinburgh? so it has been lots of fun? yeah, really good fun. - have edinburgh? so it has been lots of fun? yeah, really good fun. and | of fun? yeah, really good fun. and you are being well looked after? yes, it couldn't be better. and i'm getting _ yes, it couldn't be better. and i'm getting strokes on the arm here, too. ., , ., ,, getting strokes on the arm here, too. ., , ., ~ , too. lots of young kids here as well, too. lots of young kids here as well. and _ too. lots of young kids here as well, and lots _ too. lots of young kids here as well, and lots of _ too. lots of young kids here as well, and lots of dogs - too. lots of young kids here as well, and lots of dogs as - too. lots of young kids here as well, and lots of dogs as well. | too. lots of young kids here as . well, and lots of dogs as well. can i ask you, what is your name? i am admiring yourdaily i ask you, what is your name? i am admiring your daily boppers there? how is the day been for you, charlotte?— how is the day been for you, charlotte? �* ., , charlotte? i've really en'oyed it. wh is it charlotte? i've really en'oyed it. why is it important _ charlotte? i've really en'oyed it. why is it important to h charlotte? i've really enjoyed it. why is it important to be - charlotte? i've really enjoyed it. why is it important to be here? |

why is it important to be here? because it is all about getting together— because it is all about getting together and _ because it is all about getting together and having - because it is all about getting together and having a - because it is all about getting together and having a nice - because it is all about getting i together and having a nice time. absolutetx _ together and having a nice time. absolutely. with— together and having a nice time. absolutely. with all— together and having a nice time. absolutely. with all of— together and having a nice time. absolutely. with all of your - together and having a nice time. . absolutely. with all of your friends and neighbours. and this is your mum? ,., , and neighbours. and this is your mum?- how _ and neighbours. and this is your mum?- how is - and neighbours. and this is your mum?- how is the - and neighbours. and this is your- mum?- how is the afternoon mum? lindsay. how is the afternoon been for you? _ mum? lindsay. how is the afternoon been foryou? it— mum? lindsay. how is the afternoon been for you? it has _ mum? lindsay. how is the afternoon been for you? it has been _ mum? lindsay. how is the afternoon been for you? it has been really - been for you? it has been really nice to have _ been for you? it has been really nice to have all— been for you? it has been really nice to have all of— been for you? it has been really nice to have all of the _ been for you? it has been really. nice to have all of the community together~ — nice to have all of the community touether. �* ~ ., ., together. and anna were saying a aood thin together. and anna were saying a good thing to _ together. and anna were saying a good thing to do _ together. and anna were saying a good thing to do after— together. and anna were saying a good thing to do after lockdown i together. and anna were saying a | good thing to do after lockdown as well? ., , ., good thing to do after lockdown as well? . , ., ,., , well? yeah, get your neighbours touether. well? yeah, get your neighbours together. let's _ well? yeah, get your neighbours together. let's have _ well? yeah, get your neighbours together. let's have a _ well? yeah, get your neighbours together. let's have a look- well? yeah, get your neighbours together. let's have a look at. well? yeah, get your neighbours| together. let's have a look at the cake here. _ together. let's have a look at the cake here. very — together. let's have a look at the cake here, very quickly. - together. let's have a look at the cake here, very quickly. we've i together. let's have a look at the | cake here, very quickly. we've got the cake here. can i ask you quickly, what do you think of the cake? i quickly, what do you think of the cake? ~ , . , quickly, what do you think of the cake? ~ , ., , ., , cake? ithink it is really, really aood. cake? ithink it is really, really good- can _ cake? ithink it is really, really good- can we _ cake? ithink it is really, really good. can we get _ cake? ithink it is really, really good. can we get a _ cake? ithink it is really, really good. can we get a big - cake? ithink it is really, really good. can we get a big cheer | cake? i think it is really, really- good. can we get a big cheer from everyone? — cheering i think that is the verdict. the party is going to go on and on. everybody is having a great time here in edinburgh. it is everybody is having a great time here in edinburgh.— everybody is having a great time here in edinburgh. it is a fantastic ci to be

here in edinburgh. it is a fantastic city to be having _ here in edinburgh. it is a fantastic city to be having fun _ here in edinburgh. it is a fantastic city to be having fun in. _ here in edinburgh. it is a fantastic city to be having fun in. the - city to be having fun in. the scottish capital. i mention to you earlier that the queen has issued a statement following these last four days of celebrations. it begins, "when it becomes too how to celebrate 70 years as your queen, there is no guidebook to follow. i've been humbled and deeply touched that so many people are taking to the streets to celebrate my plot are while i may not have attended every eventin while i may not have attended every event in person, my heart has been with you all and i remain committed to supporting you. and ship that has been so evident in recent days and i hope this renewed sense of togetherness will be felt for many years to come. i thank you most sincerely for your good wishes and for the part that you have all played in these happy celebrations. elizabeth. " they are beginning to take down all of the stages outside buckingham palace, but we are here for another the bbc news channel to reflect on the last four days. for the moment,

i will hand you back to the studio. we will have more on that later. now on bbc news, it is time for sportsday. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm holly hamilton. coming up on tonight's programme... gareth bale proves his crown hasn't slipped — as he puts wales ahead in their bid to reach the world cup for the first time in over 60 years. joe root�*s century boosts england to victory over new zealand — for the perfect start to ben stokes' reign. and the king of the clay. rafael nadal shows no signs of slowing down — as he claims his 14th title in paris.

good evening, and welcome to tonight's programme. with wales on the brink of qualifying for their first world cup since 1958, they have a 1—0 lead over ukraine in their playoff this evening. 0lly foster has been watching the game and joins me now. you can't help but feel that wales have had just a little bit of luck on their side?— have had just a little bit of luck on their side? yes, but they have 'ust hit a on their side? yes, but they have just hit a post _ on their side? yes, but they have just hit a post and _ on their side? yes, but they have just hit a post and the _ on their side? yes, but they have just hit a post and the ukrainian i just hit a post and the ukrainian keeper hasjust made just hit a post and the ukrainian keeper has just made a very good save. we are into the last 15 minutes. at the city of cardiff stadium. wales 15 minutes away from qatar, one of those final slots. it was all ukraine. remember how they were absolutely brilliant against scotland in the play—off semifinal at hampden earlier this week, loving the scots await 3—1. and they were

all over wales for the first 15 minutes. but then, who else? gareth bale, their captain, their inspiration, their talisman, bale, their captain, their inspiration, theirtalisman, he bale, their captain, their inspiration, their talisman, he had a free kickjust outside the box. 25 yards. he whipped it into the box. it was on target, and the west ham forward tried to intercept and block it. itjust absolutely forward tried to intercept and block it. it just absolutely flew into the net. it might be credited as an own goal, but wales did not care one jot. it was bale who was celebrating. they have push their luck because ukraine really came at them earlier in the second half. ben davies a brilliant blocking challenge inside the six yard box. hennessy with a brilliant save. just pushing white with the follow—up as well. and ukraine have made a couple of substitutions. another block from wales there on the line. it is going

to be a very, very nervy final 15 minutes there. they have just got their heads in their hands. another missed chance, and ben davies again putting his body on the line for wales as he has done all through their qualifying campaign. a brilliant performance from wales so far. ., .., brilliant performance from wales so far. ., . ., , , brilliant performance from wales so far. ., , , ., , far. you can see why. it means so much for — far. you can see why. it means so much for wales, _ far. you can see why. it means so much for wales, arguably - far. you can see why. it means so much for wales, arguably even i far. you can see why. it means so i much for wales, arguably even more for them than ukraine. i much for wales, arguably even more for them than ukraine.— for them than ukraine. i think all the neutrals _ for them than ukraine. i think all the neutrals will _ for them than ukraine. i think all the neutrals will be _ for them than ukraine. i think all the neutrals will be supporting . the neutrals will be supporting ukraine because they are a country at war. they have hardly played any football at all. we saw what they did to the scots, we thought this was a team possessed. the manchester city man was superb against the scots and has been superb again.

ukraine have been regulars in major european championships, they have beenin european championships, they have been in the last three. since they started to competing under their own flag. since they broke away from the soviet union. they reach the world cup in 2006, but obviously wales have only been to two major championships. the euros in 2016 and then you have to go all the way back to the dark ages of the world cup, 1958, when they qualified in very curious circumstances. they didn't think they had made it to the world cup in sweden but there was a very strange politics going on in the middle east. they played a play—off against israel which they won, and they got to play in sweden. they lost to a pele goal in the quarterfinals. certainly, what we are looking at now is the future and just over ten minutes away from making it to qatar. but there could be some twists to go yet. it is

auoin to be some twists to go yet. it is going to be — be some twists to go yet. it is going to be a _ be some twists to go yet. it is going to be a nervy _ be some twists to go yet. it is going to be a nervy ten minutes. 0live foster. after a disappointing defeat by greece in their first match on thursday night, nothing much really to inspirejust thursday night, nothing much really to inspire just yet thursday night, nothing much really to inspirejust yet in thursday night, nothing much really to inspire just yet in cyprus. it is still goalless with around 18 minutes or so remaining there. and of course, northern ireland are actually 51 places above their hosts. you can follow the latest online and on the bbc sport app. cricket now, and england have beaten new zealand by five wickets to win the first test at lord's. from 216—5 overnight, with a target of 277, the home side were taken to victory with help from a joe root century — giving his successor, ben stokes, the perfect start to his reign. joe wilson reports.

sunday morning and all things possible, a test match at its best. super intense. captain ben stokes knew all he could do was watch. everyone mattered. fourfrom ben foakes, a leap forward. just 42 more to win now. everyone in the ground was counting the score and counting on the batters who remained. but who else would you want out there for england butjoe root, the calmest man at lords? new zealand needed five wickets, time was slipping by. time for root to reach 100 in this innings, to reach 10,000 runs in his outstanding test career. right here, the partnership with foakes was worth even more, because it kept the door closed on new zealand. the very hardest thing to do is to make it look easy. the most demanding of situations became a master class from one of the all—time greats, winning the test like that. remember, this was more than just the first test of the new summer.

for england, they hoped this was the start of a new test match era. some called it a reset, the captain preferred the term blank canvas. well, thanks to the former skipper, joe root, here is an image to inspire england onwards. joe wilson, bbc news. well, forjoe root, who ended 115 not out, he becomes the second england batter after sir alastair cook to reach 10,000 test runs. he says it was a much needed victory for this england side. i think it'sjust i think it's just a really important thing for the team to remember what winning is like again. it is felt like a very long time. it has been talked about a huge amount and just read so much confidence and it can run through the rest of the group. it is a fresh start with ben and a way for us to now look forward and do things slightly differently. and everyone should be really excited by that and take confidence from that in itself. but you start with a win like that, of course, we are feeling

in a great spot going into next week. he in a great spot going into next week. . , in a great spot going into next week. .,, .,, ., , , in a great spot going into next week. ., _ , ~ week. he has obviously been mr dependable _ week. he has obviously been mr dependable for _ week. he has obviously been mr dependable for england - week. he has obviously been mr dependable for england over i week. he has obviously been mri dependable for england over the week. he has obviously been mr i dependable for england over the last six, dependable for england over the last six. seven_ dependable for england over the last six, seven years, and it was great to see _ six, seven years, and it was great to see him — six, seven years, and it was great to see him go out and win that game for england — to see him go out and win that game for england. we all know how important he is for that team, and obviously— important he is for that team, and obviously coming into this game after— obviously coming into this game after stepping down from captain, it is after stepping down from captain, it isj'ust— after stepping down from captain, it isjust amazing to after stepping down from captain, it is just amazing to see after stepping down from captain, it isjust amazing to see him. i don't want _ isjust amazing to see him. i don't want to— isjust amazing to see him. i don't want to say— isjust amazing to see him. i don't want to say have the weight of the world _ want to say have the weight of the world of— want to say have the weight of the world of his shoulders, butjust to beatjoe _ world of his shoulders, butjust to beatjoe again that world of his shoulders, butjust to beat joe again that i world of his shoulders, butjust to beatjoe again that i grew up world of his shoulders, butjust to beat joe again that i grew up with. it's beat joe again that i grew up with. it'sj'ust_ beat joe again that i grew up with. it'sjust fantastic. a huge moment for the _ it'sjust fantastic. a huge moment for the dressing room as well, not only for— for the dressing room as well, not only for him — for the dressing room as well, not only for him but just absolutely rapt for— only for him but just absolutely rapt for him. on to tennis, and proving once again why he's king of the french open. rafael nadal claimed a record—extending 14th title at roland garos by beating norway's casper ruud in straight sets two days after his 36th birthday. patrick gearey was watching.

this is rafael del�*s kingdom, his red carpet. and trying to stop him winning his 14th title was the man in his first grand slam title. he soon saw what he was up against. doing anything about it is another thing entirely. no dow storm is the first set. —— nadal. it was now a case of nadal swiping a his young opponent at every opportunity in the third. the spaniard, one of the greatest ever to play the game, suggested he may not be able to go on for long. so these are moments worth remembering. 0nce on for long. so these are moments worth remembering. once again, raphael nadal stands as king. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making

the sports news today. 0tt tanak claimed his first world rally championship victory of the season at rally italia sardinia. irish driver craig breen earned a second place finish while gus greensmith was the highest placed brit in seventh. in golf, england's richard mansell finished tied for third at the european 0pen. finland's kalle samooja was the winner. and manchester thunder maintained their unbeaten record this season by defeating loughborough lightning by 60 points to 53 at the copper box arena in london to win the netball super league for the fourth time. fabio quartararo extended his lead at the top of the motogp standings with a dominant victory at the catalunya grand prix. the frenchman says he targeted the first corner in barcelona, where he took the lead as others crashed and he stayed in front

until the chequered flag. aleix espargaro started in pole and threw away second place by celebrating a lap early thinking he'd finished the race. he ended up fifth. jorge martin took advantage to finish second, with johann zarco in third. britain's ethan hayter was beaten into second place on the opening stage of the criterium du dauphine. the race is an important warm—up event for next month's tour de france. the undulating 119—mile stage ended in a sprint with belgium's wout van artjust edging out hayter of the british ineos grenadiers team. the race will finish next sunday. england's men and womens�* hockey teams have been playing double headers against the netherlands this weekend.