good morning, welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and sally nugent. our headlines today. the pride of the lionesses — england's women are champions of europe. chloe kelly's goal well into extra time secured the victory over germany and england's first major tournament success since 1966. # it's coming home! the celebrations spilled over into the post match press conference.

the party in the stadium was carried on across england — with messages of congratulation from the queen, the prime minister and many more. it continues later. fans gathering at trafalgar square later. it's a big week for news about our energy bills. we find out how much costs will be going up in october and if there could be another rise sooner than expected. i'll have all the details. a big shock at the commonwealth games. world record—holder adam peaty is beaten into fourth place in the 100 metres breaststroke, won by fellow englishman james wilby. good morning, we start on a cloudy note with showers in the east. that will move away. many seeing sunny spells until later when we have rain coming in from the west. all the details throughout the programme.

it's monday, the 1st of august. our main story. football has come home. england's lionesses have made history in a dramatic win against old rivals germany in the european championship final. there were scenes ofjoy on and off the pitch, as a record—breaking 87,000 fans packed wembley stadium for the monumental game. it's the first major trophy for england since the men's world cup win in 1966. sports correspondent natalie pirks looks back at a historic night for women's football. commentator: the lionesses' first-ever major trophy. - they say the best things come to those who wait. england, european champions. and after waiting a lifetime, the lionesses were determined to enjoy it. from the glitter angels on the wembley turf to storming their manager's press conference. who can blame them for revelling in the moment?

# it's coming home, it's coming - home, it's coming home, it's coming! in the electric atmosphere of the national stadium, sarina wiegman had yet again put herfaith in an unchanged team. she predicted a physical match and she was spot—on. that should be a foul. one of them was. butjust when england thought they were in control, the best chance of the first half fell to germany. what a scramble! earps grabs, somehow england survive. the sight of mary earps smothering the ball was a welcome one. ten seconds of holding my breath there. the second half came and it was time to send on the super subs. could toone and russo make the difference again? a perfectly weighted pass found ella in acres and she knewjust what to do. ella toone is through here. ella toone for england! oh, yes! wembley erupted.

everyone was on their feet for this unbelievable piece of vision. we have lift off! but, come on, this is germany. did you think they would back down? england's goal was living a charmed life and that was their final warning as the deutsch express train kept on coming. equaliser for germany. extra time loomed. we'd all been here before. any mistake now would be punished, any goal could prove decisive. and england had a corner. cue pandemonium. another substitute, chloe kelly, battled back from injury to keep her euros dream alive. no wonder the top was off, swirled round and round in delight. a delirious wembley held its collective breath until the final whistle. it felt like an age. it's all over!

but, finally, the moment a nation had been waiting for arrived. it doesn't seem real. i'm absolutely buzzing my head off. best day of my life. centres toddle i can't even explain what it feels like. just look what it means to the players and what it means to the fans. for the generations that came before them and the generations that will come after them. it's impossible to overstate the impact of this win. the legacy of this tournament is the change in society, it is everything that we have done. we have brought everybody together, we have people at games. the legacy of this team is winners. and that is the start of the journey. as the players celebrated, there was a moment of reflection for the first coach in history to win the euros with

two different teams. i'm kissing this little armband that was my sister's and my sister passed away during our prep camps. and i really miss, because she was my mate. but i think she was here, i think she was on the crossbar. she would have been here. she went to every game. she would be really, really proud of me and i am really proud of her, too. the queen told the players their success goes beyond this trophy. the lionesses have set an example to the nation. nevertheless, there's a new name in the history books and it belongs to the hosts on the night football finally came home. natalie pirks, bbc news, wembley. it was so emotional watching. we will hear a lot about the legacy and what this will encourage other people to do. it is the theme of the morning about how transformational this could be for the sport. the change this hopefully will bring. the celebrations have continued on social media. the team's official account posted this picture of golden boot winner

beth mead surrounded by her trophies. and this picture was taken of beth's proud parents watching from inside wembley. look at them holding hands. the queen sent her message of congratulations, saying, "you have all set an example that will be an inspiration for girls and women today, and for future generations." the lionesses also had support from the men's team. here's mason mount and phil foden filming their reactions to that historic win. going nuts. let's take a look at how some of today's papers are reporting the historic victory. "history makers" is the mirror's headline above a picture of the team collecting the trophy. "no more years of hurt" says the metro in reference to a certain song you may have heard once or twice last night. the guardian looks to the future instead of the past — and calls the women game—changers

who mark a new era in english football. the daily star says england's lionesses were simply "roarsome". and if you're wondering how the german media cope with a rare footballing defeat — here's the website of de bild. it claims the referee missed a handball by captain leah williamson. the main headline reads, "even with video proof, we were robbed." so that is what it feels like. we know that feeling all too well. we know that feeling all too well. we will talk about the celebrations. john is in trafalgar square. i have a strange feeling it is going to get very busy and very loud. someone is still sticking the carpet down! iam

down! i am alone at the moment but it will not be the case at lunchtime with a celebration planned. this fan parker's been operational throughout the tournament. there will be a lot of fans on a first—come, first served, because the england team will be on that stage later and there will be a special programme on bbc one at 12:35pm. we will see the players arise before that. they will be on stage around 12:1i0pm today. 7000 fans will be allowed in later. tickets up for grabs on a first—come, first—served basis at 11am and you will get to enjoy it all over again. the tournament has been about the fans and achievements of the england side, it has united a nation. as far as the atmosphere in the stadiums, that was created by the stadiums, that was created by the fans and that was a special thing about the match yesterday.

there has never been any anger, hostility, just pure enjoyment and the love of the game shared up and down the country and it was in abundance yesterday among the fans inside wembley in what was a record crowd, the biggest crowd for any european match. 0ur reporter spent time with fans yesterday in manchester. needless to say, things got a little raucous. 0ver over 2000 fans gathered in manchester city centre watching england's women in the euros finals. the euros have been so popular. they have doubled capacity and had to put up have doubled capacity and had to put up a second screen. up and down the country, fans were willing england to win. we country, fans were willing england to win. ~ , ., y , country, fans were willing england to win. ~ , ., , . to win. we started off very good. we “ust need to win. we started off very good. we just need to — to win. we started off very good. we just need to get _ to win. we started off very good. we just need to get the _ to win. we started off very good. we just need to get the goals _ to win. we started off very good. we just need to get the goals in - to win. we started off very good. we just need to get the goals in now. i l just need to get the goals in now. i think the manager will give them a talking _

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others have said it, it has come home at long last. leah williamson put it out on the pitch after the game and said we talked about it, we talked about it but, finally, it is the women who have delivered, winning a first major championship since that brilliant team in 1966. bobby moore lifting the world cup back then. we will speak about the legacy and wider impact this will have on the game, improving pathways for girls who want to go and play football and certainly what will be a life changing moment for players who lifted the trophy yesterday. we will reflect on those talking points but for the moment, we can enjoy what is to come today with the players set to be on that stage at lunchtime revelling in what was a memorable, historic moment at wembley yesterday. for memorable, historic moment at wembley yesterday. for anybody who wants to turn — wembley yesterday. for anybody who wants to turn up, _ wembley yesterday. for anybody who wants to turn up, what _ wembley yesterday. for anybody who wants to turn up, what do _ wembley yesterday. for anybody who wants to turn up, what do they - wembley yesterday. for anybody who wants to turn up, what do they need i wants to turn up, what do they need to know about today? that

wants to turn up, what do they need to know about today?— to know about today? that it is a first-come. _ to know about today? that it is a first-come, first-served - to know about today? that it is a first-come, first-served things. l to know about today? that it is a j first-come, first-served things. i first—come, first—served things. i think around 7000 will be allowed in later. tickets will be given to those who come here first. gates open around 11am. it is up to you when you think is the right time to come down. i imagine people will want to get here early.— come down. i imagine people will want to get here early. thanks. we will talk to you _ want to get here early. thanks. we will talk to you later. _ will talk to you later. i have a feeling john might be joined by a few more people soon. we have looked at some of the reaction. let's take you to the team hotel. sanchia berg is outside the team's hotel this morning. probably early to expect to see any sign of anyone this morning after the celebrations i imagine went on quite late last night.— quite late last night. yes, it is auiet quite late last night. yes, it is quiet here- — quite late last night. yes, it is quiet here. the _

quite late last night. yes, it is quiet here. the celebrations l quite late last night. yes, it is i quiet here. the celebrations did quite late last night. yes, it is - quiet here. the celebrations did go on. the lionesses' twitter account stopped posting at 2:30am. no sign of the team or manager yet. you can probably see behind me that cameras are being set up and that is for the fa channel. they expect people, players and the manager, to come out at about 9:30am, do some interviews, so hopefully we will see them then. after that, the buses will take them to trafalgar square. we will wait to see how they are doing but at the moment it is pretty quiet. taste see how they are doing but at the moment it is pretty quiet. we will be back with _ moment it is pretty quiet. we will be back with you _ moment it is pretty quiet. we will be back with you if _ moment it is pretty quiet. we will be back with you if there - moment it is pretty quiet. we will be back with you if there are - moment it is pretty quiet. we will be back with you if there are any i be back with you if there are any developments this morning but good to talk to you. do you think they are even in bed yet? probably not. i bet there was a lot of running around the corridors celebrating. i think they will be doing the conga up i think they will be doing the conga up and down the corridor. i hope so.

now the weather with carol. good morning, if you are going to trafalgar square, it should be mostly dry. sunny spells with rain in the west later but starting with cloud in eastern areas with the odd shower. it will move away and linger longest in east anglia and the south—east but we will be seeing mostly a dry day with sunshine until later when the cloud thickens in the west and then the arrival of rain and the wind will pick up. a warm day, 26, 27 in east anglia and the south—east, 20 in parts of northern ireland and north—east scotland. 2a in birmingham. through the evening and overnight, watch how the rain moves swiftly across northern areas. tailing back across eastern england, midlands and wales. cloudy, breezy

night and midlands and wales. cloudy, breezy nightand humid midlands and wales. cloudy, breezy night and humid for many. there will be mist in the south—west overnight and the bristol channel. we will still have showers and to the south of that sum sunshine and to the north, more cloud. still breezy and humid. the temperature range 15 in lerwick, 2a in aberdeen, up to 28 in the south—east. wednesday, we have a weather front producing cloud and rain. none of it getting to the far south—east. behind it dry and brighter until northern ireland and parts of scotland with cloud and another shower. the highest temperature up to 28.

a man will appear in court today, charged with the murder of nine—year—old lilia valutyte. lilia was stabbed to death in boston town centre on thursday. 0ur reporterjessica lane is there for us this morning. what more do we know? a 22—year—old will appear in court later today. a 22—year—old will appear in court latertoday. he a 22—year—old will appear in court later today. he has been charged with murder. he is from boston. it is after the nine—year—old was found here on fountain street on thursday evening. with a stab wound. she later died. herfamily are being supported by trained officers and the police say the family welfare is a priority. police say with a combination of information supplied ijy combination of information supplied by members of the public as well as

intelligence gathering, armed officers were able to make the arrest in central park in boston, just around the corner, at 2:1i5pm on saturday. police spent the weekend here investigating and were seen at times searching and drains, looking in back gardens. they say they spend a lot of time speaking to people living locally and listening to their concerns. 0ver living locally and listening to their concerns. over the weekend, as you can see behind me, people have been here and left tributes. they have left teddy bears, flowers, candles. and there was a service yesterday in st botolph's church which allowed people to pray and think of lilia valutyte. ballot papers will be delivered to conservative party members today, as they prepare to cast their vote on who they want to be the next

party leader and prime minister. the two final candidates — rishi sunak and liz truss — have been putting their case forward for the past few weeks. 0ur correspondentjonathan blake is in westminster this a little while until we find out who is the winner but who is ahead right now? , ., ., ., , is the winner but who is ahead right now? ,., ., ., , ,, now? good morning, it is liz truss, seem to be — now? good morning, it is liz truss, seem to be the _ now? good morning, it is liz truss, seem to be the favourite _ now? good morning, it is liz truss, seem to be the favourite among - now? good morning, it is liz truss, l seem to be the favourite among party members on the evidence we have but rishi sunak today will try to seize the initiative and gain ground with an eye—catching announcement on income tax. he is pledging to reduce it from 20p in the £1 to income tax. he is pledging to reduce it from 20p in the £1to16p at the basic rate by the end of the next parliament. that could be as late as 2029 but he says it is a radical but realistic plan, the biggest change since margaret thatcher's government and represents a 20% tax cut. liz

truss hitting back accusing the former chancellor of flip—flop in, saying it is a u—turn and people cannot wait that long, they need tax cuts in seven weeks, not seven years. this does not change the fundamental approach from rishi sunak. he has argued inflation needs to be brought under control first before tax cuts are brought in. liz truss arguing immediate cuts are needed to get the economy growing more quickly. members can now vote, ballot papers will arrive from this morning and they can vote online, as well. several weeks to go and the candidates will cross the country trying to convince conservative party members they deserve their vote and there are hustings tonight in exeter. i vote and there are hustings tonight in exeter. ., , vote and there are hustings tonight in exeter. . , ., ., in exeter. i am sure we will hear a lot more about _ in exeter. i am sure we will hear a lot more about this. _ in exeter. i am sure we will hear a lot more about this. for— in exeter. i am sure we will hear a lot more about this. for now, - in exeter. i am sure we will hear a i lot more about this. for now, thank you. the court of appeal will hold a last—minute hearing today in the case of archie battersbee — just hours before doctors are due to withdraw his life support.

the 12—year—old was found unconscious at his home in southend nearly four months ago. o'clock this afternoon afterjudges upheld their decision. now, a united nations committee is asking the royal london hospital to keep treating archie while it examines the case. one of ukraine's richest businessmen has been killed along with his wife, during a russian attack on the southern city of mykolaiv. 0leksiy vadatursky and his wife died when a russian missile hit their home. he owned a large agricultural company that produced and exported grain. president volodymyr zelensky described his death as a great loss. motoring group the rac is urging the government to do more to help drivers with high fuel costs — accusing ministers of providing some of the least generous help in europe. petrol prices in the uk have hit record highs this year, partly down to russia's invasion of ukraine.

here's our business correspondent, marc ashdown. to motorists, it can sometimes feel like fuel prices go up like a rocket and come down like a feather. after the spring spike, they are now starting to come down, but could the government be doing more to help? research by the rac shows the 5p a litre cut in fuel duty in march is the second—lowest reduction compared to 13 european neighbours. fuel tax in portugal has been cut by the equivalent of 16p a litre. in italy, it's 21p, and in germany, 25p of tax on every litre has been scrapped. 45% of your fill—up is tax. this is why we wanted the government go further the government to go further to lower prices for drivers, because clearly it has scope. and, of course, it is benefiting incredibly from the vat take because the higher the wholesale price goes, the more vat the chancellor connects. retailers are already starting to make reductions.

on friday, asda led the way, cutting the price of unleaded by 5p and diesel by 3p at all 323 of its forecourts across the uk. others are already following. but it can't come soon enough for motorists. with wholesale prices steadily falling, prices at the pump should at the pump should follow, and the treasury says the recent fuel duty cut has already saved the average driver £100 a year. but with any holiday—makers driving on the continent this summer likely to pay 20p to 30p a litre less to fill up, returning home could be a shock. marc ashdown, bbc news. the actor nichelle nichols has died aged 89. she was best known for playing lieutenant uhura in star trek — and a particular catchphrase. alien frequencies open. sometimes i think if i here that word frequency

once more i will cry. she was one of the first black actors in the us to play an authority figure — and she was also among the first to portray an inter—racial kiss. she was later employed by nasa to encourage more women and african—americans to become astronauts. iam not i am not sure she was as keen on that kiss as he was. it takes you back. an incredible actor who changed lots of things during her time. actor who changed lots of things during hertime. no time actor who changed lots of things during her time. no time travel here. time to get the news where you are. good morning, i'm asad ahmad. so it's happened — andjust like 1966, it all happened at wembley. it's in! and as for the winning goal, it was scored by a west londoner

who was brought up not that far from wembley, in hanwell. chose kelly used to make two hour round trips as a teenager to go training at arsenal. before that, she was playing at queen's park rangers. honestly, it's amazing. thank you everyone that came out to support us. this is what dreams are made of as a young girl watching women's football. now this. wow, it's unbelievable. and as the goal went in, thousands of people in trafalgar square watching the game, celebrated. and there will be more celebrations in a few hours' time as the england squad — together with the trophy — head to trafalgar square early this afternoon. 7,000 fans will be allowed in the square to enjoy the spectacle. they'll will be allowed in, for free, on a first come, first served basis from 11am. if you want to head into town for that, orjust be a part of the atmosphere, i'll give you the latest tube situation after this. a short walk from trafalgar

square is the flagship store of greggs bakery. the reason it's in the news is that westminster council has refused it permission to start opening all night. the store in leicester square wanted to open 2a hours a day selling food and nonalcoholic drinks, but the council accepted police concerns that it would increase anti—social behaviour in the area. now the tube board. now the weather with rich davis. hello, good morning. it is a fairly cloudy start for many of us today, with the chance of a few showers about. things will probably stay dry as we head through the next few days or so. despite this front moving in, i think we're going to escape most of the wet weather, although it is going to be drawing in some rather humid air as we make your way through to tuesday and wednesday, too.

but for the here and now, quite overcast, as i say, through the course of this morning. we do have the chance maybe ofjust seeing one or two showers dotted about through the morning, perhaps into the early part of this afternoon. but by the mid part of the afternoon, it's looking a lot drier and brighter, with that sunshine returning. temperatures today could be up at 27 degrees celsius. so we hold on to those pretty warm conditions. through this evening, well, we'll hold on to the sunshine as well. some sunny spells for the early parts of the evening. 0vernight, it's staying largely dry, with some cloud beginning to build up again by the early hours of tomorrow morning. the temperatures not really dropping away too much at all, down to 16 at the lowest. so it is going to be quite a warm and muggy feel as we make our way into tuesday. through tomorrow, a pretty similar day. we'll have some cloud through the morning, but some sunshine by the afternoon. turning warmer as we head through this week. but more sunshine and cooler conditions by the end of this week. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. bye for now.

good morning. let's get back to our main story now, and that historic win for the lionesses. did you watch? it was amazing. incredible. the excitement will continue for a long time. we will do a remake best to bring you the best bits of it. john is in trafalgar square for us this morning, ahead of a special victory event later. it is nice and calm now. i don't think it is going to stay that way? yes, i am on my own at the moment but i _ yes, i am on my own at the moment but i won't _ yes, i am on my own at the moment but i won't be _ yes, i am on my own at the moment but i won't be later. about 7000 fans will— but i won't be later. about 7000 fans will get the opportunity to relive — fans will get the opportunity to relive what we saw yesterday. there will be _ relive what we saw yesterday. there will be a _ relive what we saw yesterday. there will be a very special show on this stage _ will be a very special show on this stage later~ — will be a very special show on this stage later. we will see the england squad. _ stage later. we will see the england squad, they will have the trophy up there _ squad, they will have the trophy up there later— squad, they will have the trophy up there later on, just before lunchtime. the show will be shown live on _ lunchtime. the show will be shown live on bbc— lunchtime. the show will be shown live on bbc one if you are not able to get— live on bbc one if you are not able to get down here. on air about

12:35am — to get down here. on air about 12:35am. alex scott will be hosting and the _ 12:35am. alex scott will be hosting and the england players will be on the stage — and the england players will be on the stage had 20 minutes to one. live music— the stage had 20 minutes to one. live music as well. it is tickets for this— live music as well. it is tickets for this event. they are being given out on _ for this event. they are being given out on a _ for this event. they are being given out on a first—come, first—served basis _ out on a first—come, first—served basis gates— out on a first—come, first—served basis. gates open at about 11 o'clock _ basis. gates open at about 11 o'clock if— basis. gates open at about 11 o'clock. if you want to come down to trafalgar _ o'clock. if you want to come down to trafalgar square in the heart of london — trafalgar square in the heart of london this morning, that is when the gates— london this morning, that is when the gates open and you can get your hands _ the gates open and you can get your hands on _ the gates open and you can get your hands on those tickets which are being _ hands on those tickets which are being given out on a first—come, first-served _ being given out on a first—come, first—served basis. what an atmosphere in this side of the stadium — atmosphere in this side of the stadium yesterday. such a special, special— stadium yesterday. such a special, special occasion. england at long last got— special occasion. england at long last got over the line in a major tournament. i will tell you what as well _ tournament. i will tell you what as well one — tournament. i will tell you what as well. one of the standout stars in this tournament, apart from the england — this tournament, apart from the england players, has been eight—year—old tess. she is an absolute — eight—year—old tess. she is an absolute superstar. let's remind ourselves — absolute superstar. let's remind ourselves of the world few days it has been — ourselves of the world few days it has been for her. when england won the semifinal, tess was pictured dancing — the semifinal, tess was pictured dancing in— the semifinal, tess was pictured dancing in the stands, loving life.

we thought, let's track this girl down — we thought, let's track this girl down. who is she? we found out who she was— down. who is she? we found out who she was and _ down. who is she? we found out who she was and we made it our mission to try— she was and we made it our mission to try to— she was and we made it our mission to try to get— she was and we made it our mission to try to get a test to the final. thanks— to try to get a test to the final. thanks to _ to try to get a test to the final. thanks to the help from bbc sport, we managed to do that. after an incredible — we managed to do that. after an incredible semifinal experience for her, incredible semifinal experience for her. she _ incredible semifinal experience for her, she got to experience the final at wembley for the very first time yesterday. needless to say, after capturing — yesterday. needless to say, after capturing out my courage throughout the tournament, her dreams came true yesterday _ who's going to win? england! is that tess from tv? yeah! _ tess, you're here! wahey! can you believe what the last few days have been like? crazy. they've been crazy. because i've been on a lot of phone calls, running around, jumping on the sofas, like, "yeah!" shall we get you ready for this game? yeah! come on, let's do it.

let's go, come on. so, you got the face paint? yeah. you got the flag? yeah. how are the dance moves? erm... # feeling fine...# tess? tess? yeah. as if the day can get any crazier... yeah. ..you're about to go live on bbc one with gabby and the crew. i can't wait. are you ready? i'm nervous. don't be. you'll be fab. ok. let's go, let's do it. hello. she's made it down to wembley. tess, welcome. hello. how positive are you feeling about england today? i'm feeling very positive, and i

feel like we can win this match. do you? and you still... i know russo's a big fan of yours — you're a big fan of hers, should i say? she probably is a big fan of yours! yeah. do you still feel she could be the difference today? yeah. i feel like she can do a lot of things to help our team. yeah, she's been doing brilliantly, hasn't she? actually, speaking about that, i've got a little message for you. just have a little look over there for me, will you? hi, tess. - it's alessia here. just wanted to say a massive thank you for all your- support this summer. we've loved hearing - you on the tv and on twitter. so much so, i'd likel to give you this shirt just to say thank you. hope you love it. - and we hope to see you soon. wow! and look what i've -ot here for you. oh, my gosh! there you go. it says, "to tess, best wishes, russo, a. russo. " wow! alex is a big fan of yours as well. i'm a huge fan, and i'm a huge fan of your dancing as well. _ are we going to see| more of that today? yes, definitely! it's so great to meet

you in the flesh, tess. you've given so many people such joy. and i think you personify what this is all about. so, enjoy today. thank you. bye! oh, my goodness! commentary: toone is through here. emma toone for england... _ oh, yes! what a goal! it's deep. oh, it's in! it's all over! england... ..european champions.

woo! tess! hello! they did it! how are we feeling? good. great. woo! that is great. can you believe they won? no! yes! what did you make of the game? it was amazing! how were your nerves in there? scared. i was very scared. and you've got your shirt? woo! show us the shirt. can you believe you got an england win and alessia russo's shirt? no, i can't believe it. has this been the best day ever? yes! are you going to be singing all the way home? yes! woo! # sweet caroline, bom, bom, bom. # good times never felt so good. # so good, so good, so good.#

she had us singing all day yesterday. one of the amazing things was, how— yesterday. one of the amazing things was, how many fans were coming up to tess asking _ was, how many fans were coming up to tess asking for her photo? you couldh't— tess asking for her photo? you couldn't move anywhere without somebody stopping her and asking for a photo _ somebody stopping her and asking for a photo. she has been one of the stories— a photo. she has been one of the stories of— a photo. she has been one of the stories of the tournament. we talk about— stories of the tournament. we talk about inspiring people in the way this england team have inspired a generation. it is hard not to be a little _ generation. it is hard not to be a little bit — generation. it is hard not to be a little bit inspired by tests as well — little bit inspired by tests as well. firstly, for her boundless energy. — well. firstly, for her boundless energy, which doesn't stop. she is amazing — energy, which doesn't stop. she is amazing. secondly, forjust living in the _ amazing. secondly, forjust living in the moment and being yourself 100%~ _ in the moment and being yourself 100%~ and — in the moment and being yourself 100%. and thirdly, to dance more. because _ 100%. and thirdly, to dance more. because look what happens when you dance, _ because look what happens when you dance, right? dreams do come true, as we _ dance, right? dreams do come true, as we saw— dance, right? dreams do come true, as we saw yesterday. i think it was that of— as we saw yesterday. i think it was that of dancing at bramall lane after _ that of dancing at bramall lane after the — that of dancing at bramall lane after the semifinal that captured the mood of a nation and summed up

what this— the mood of a nation and summed up what this tournament is all about. you talk— what this tournament is all about. you talk about legacy. one of the interesting things, tess's mum was telling _ interesting things, tess's mum was telling me — interesting things, tess's mum was telling me yesterday the team test place _ telling me yesterday the team test place for. — telling me yesterday the team test place for, they have had more calls than they— place for, they have had more calls than they ever thought they would .et than they ever thought they would get from _ than they ever thought they would get from girls saying they want to play football. and you just think about— play football. and you just think about what he legacy is all about, what _ about what he legacy is all about, what this— about what he legacy is all about, what this tournament is all about, there _ what this tournament is all about, there it _ what this tournament is all about, there it is — what this tournament is all about, there it is right there. girls wanted _ there it is right there. girls wanted to play the game. what an absolutely brilliant _ wanted to play the game. what an absolutely brilliant message. - wanted to play the game. what an absolutely brilliant message. that| absolutely brilliant message. that is great to hear. but also, let's dance a bit more. look what happens when you dance! it's amazing. abs, bit when you dance! it's amazing. a bit of dancing- -- _ when you dance! it's amazing. a bit of dancing... right? _ when you dance! it's amazing. a bit of dancing... right? i'm _ when you dance! it's amazing. a bit of dancing... right? i'm not- when you dance! it's amazing. a bit of dancing... right? i'm not sure i of dancing... right? i'm not sure that is the _ of dancing... right? i'm not sure that is the right _ of dancing... right? i'm not sure that is the right thing, _ of dancing... right? i'm not sure that is the right thing, but - that is the right thing, but anyway... thanks so much. my dancing doesnt anyway... thanks so much. my dancing doesn't inspire — anyway... thanks so much. my dancing doesn't inspire dreams! _ anyway... thanks so much. my dancing doesn't inspire dreams! keep _ anyway... thanks so much. my dancing doesn't inspire dreams! keep dancing i doesn't inspire dreams! keep dancing an a . doesn't inspire dreams! keep dancing anyway- such — doesn't inspire dreams! keep dancing anyway- such great — doesn't inspire dreams! keep dancing anyway. such great advice. _ doesn't inspire dreams! keep dancing anyway. such great advice. be - doesn't inspire dreams! keep dancing anyway. such great advice. be more i anyway. such great advice. be more tess. i anyway. such great advice. be more tess- lwonder— anyway. such great advice. be more tess. i wonder what _ anyway. such great advice. be more tess. i wonder what time _ anyway. such great advice. be more tess. i wonder what time she - anyway. such great advice. be more tess. i wonder what time she finally stopped singing and dancing to until

she collapsed. let's speak now to emily drakely, who co—founded the organisation her game too, to fight sexism in football. what was it like to be inside that stadium? ~ ., what was it like to be inside that stadium? a, . ., ., . ~ , what was it like to be inside that stadium? . ., ., . ~ , ., stadium? morning. womack, it is one of those things. _ stadium? morning. womack, it is one of those things, we _ stadium? morning. womack, it is one of those things, we were _ stadium? morning. womack, it is one of those things, we were all - stadium? morning. womack, it is one of those things, we were all saying i of those things, we were all saying to each— of those things, we were all saying to each other, are we really here? -- wow _ to each other, are we really here? -- wow is— to each other, are we really here? -- wow is it — to each other, are we really here? —— wow. is it really happening? it was so _ —— wow. is it really happening? it was so amazing to be there to watch. the crowd _ was so amazing to be there to watch. the crowd was electric. everyone was 'ust the crowd was electric. everyone was just so _ the crowd was electric. everyone was just so happy. i can't put it into words — just so happy. ican't put it into words how— just so happy. i can't put it into words how amazing it was. you had to be there _ words how amazing it was. you had to be there to _ words how amazing it was. you had to be there to know what it was like. it be there to know what it was like. it was _ be there to know what it was like. it wasjust— be there to know what it was like. it wasjust like be there to know what it was like. it was just like something be there to know what it was like. it wasjust like something i have never— it wasjust like something i have never experienced and probably will never _ never experienced and probably will never experienced and probably will never experience again. give never experienced and probably will never experience again.— never experience again. give us a sense of what _ never experience again. give us a sense of what that _ never experience again. give us a sense of what that atmosphere i never experience again. give us a i sense of what that atmosphere was like? quite clearly the goals are the moments, but there are so many highlights when you are in a stadium

with so many thousands of fans? yeah. there was singing throughout the whole _ yeah. there was singing throughout the whole of the first half. the second — the whole of the first half. the second half, ithink, we were the whole of the first half. the second half, i think, we were all pretty— second half, i think, we were all pretty nervous. things went a little bit more _ pretty nervous. things went a little bit more quiet. as soon as extra time _ bit more quiet. as soon as extra time started, everyone was singing, everyone _ time started, everyone was singing, everyone is— time started, everyone was singing, everyone is on their feet. there were _ everyone is on their feet. there were mexican waves, everybody was getting _ were mexican waves, everybody was getting behind the goals. it was 'ust getting behind the goals. it was just incredible. the noise wasjust extreme — just incredible. the noise wasjust extreme. as you can probably hear, i am losing _ extreme. as you can probably hear, i am losing my— extreme. as you can probably hear, i am losing my voice. that shows you how much— am losing my voice. that shows you how much we were singing and screaming. we how much we were singing and screaming-— screaming. we have 'ust been watchinu screaming. we have 'ust been watching highlights i screaming. we have just been watching highlights from i screaming. we have just been watching highlights from the i screaming. we have just been i watching highlights from the game. and we have just seen the sports bra moment. that was quite something, wasn't it? i know lots of women reacted immediately after that, just completely loving that moment for the enthusiasm, the lack of self—consciousness and are celebrating a woman's body for being so powerful, so strong, just doing what it is meant to do. what did you make of that moment? it

what it is meant to do. what did you make of that moment?— make of that moment? if i'm completely — make of that moment? if i'm completely honest, - make of that moment? if i'm completely honest, the i make of that moment? if i'm completely honest, the time | make of that moment? if i'm| completely honest, the time i make of that moment? if i'm i completely honest, the time i was too busy— completely honest, the time i was too busy crying out a goal! so i didn't— too busy crying out a goal! so i didn't notice it until afterwards when _ didn't notice it until afterwards when i — didn't notice it until afterwards when i went on social media. ijust think. _ when i went on social media. ijust think. good — when i went on social media. ijust think, good for her. you know what? the men _ think, good for her. you know what? the men do — think, good for her. you know what? the men do it — think, good for her. you know what? the men do it. why can't the women. she is— the men do it. why can't the women. she is covered. it is not like it is inappropriate. ijust thought it was so liberating to see her pure, sheer excitement— so liberating to see her pure, sheer excitement and her love for what she had just— excitement and her love for what she had just done. so, excitement and her love for what she hadjust done. so, i excitement and her love for what she had just done. so, i am all for it. if had just done. so, i am all for it. if the _ had just done. so, i am all for it. if the men— had just done. so, i am all for it. if the men can pull tops over their heads, _ if the men can pull tops over their heads, why— if the men can pull tops over their heads, why can't girls? we if the men can pull tops over their heads, why can't girls?— if the men can pull tops over their heads, why can't girls? we were 'ust heafina heads, why can't girls? we were 'ust hearing about — heads, why can't girls? we were 'ust hearing about the i heads, why can't girls? we were 'ust hearing about the excitement i heads, why can't girls? we were just hearing about the excitement tess i hearing about the excitement tess was experiencing and inspiring so many people yesterday. talk to us a little bit about how significant of theseis little bit about how significant of these is for raising the profile of these is for raising the profile of the women's game? it is these is for raising the profile of the women's game? it is massive. i mean, as the women's game? it is massive. i mean. as soon _ the women's game? it is massive. i mean. as soon as — the women's game? it is massive. i mean, as soon as we _ the women's game? it is massive. i mean, as soon as we saw _ the women's game? it is massive. i mean, as soon as we saw the i the women's game? it is massive. i mean, as soon as we saw the clip i the women's game? it is massive. i | mean, as soon as we saw the clip of tess, _ mean, as soon as we saw the clip of tess, we _ mean, as soon as we saw the clip of tess, we put— mean, as soon as we saw the clip of tess, we put it on hour micro social media _ tess, we put it on hour micro social media it _ tess, we put it on hour micro social

media it was— tess, we put it on hour micro social media. it was huge. it is so important _ media. it was huge. it is so important because a lot of young girls. _ important because a lot of young girls, including myself a couple of years _ girls, including myself a couple of years ago— girls, including myself a couple of years ago now, we didn't have experiences, we didn't see on telly as much— experiences, we didn't see on telly as much women's football. i didn't know— as much women's football. i didn't know really— as much women's football. i didn't know really it was a thing growing up know really it was a thing growing up because i was always told it was for boys _ up because i was always told it was for boys. we didn't play it at school _ for boys. we didn't play it at school i_ for boys. we didn't play it at school. i had to ask my school to start _ school. i had to ask my school to start a _ school. i had to ask my school to start a girls — school. i had to ask my school to start a girls football team. it was 'ust start a girls football team. it was just a _ start a girls football team. it was just a no— start a girls football team. it was just a no go. but now, you are watching — just a no go. but now, you are watching young girls, my cousin could _ watching young girls, my cousin could be — watching young girls, my cousin could be watching this and she could be thinking, all i want to play football— be thinking, all i want to play football writer michael michael, i want to— football writer michael michael, i want to play football. you can have the opportunity to do that now. it is massive — the opportunity to do that now. it is massive. it is so powerful. it is such— is massive. it is so powerful. it is such an _ is massive. it is so powerful. it is such an escapism for so many people to express _ such an escapism for so many people to express themselves and be who they are _ to express themselves and be who they are i— to express themselves and be who they are. i think it is so vital, especially— they are. i think it is so vital, especially tess's story, it can resonate _ especially tess's story, it can resonate with so many people. no matter— resonate with so many people. no matter what their age. everyone is a bit like _ matter what their age. everyone is a bit like tess — matter what their age. everyone is a bit like tess. find matter what their age. everyone is a bit like tess-— bit like tess. and emily, i know a lot of people _ bit like tess. and emily, i know a lot of people have _ bit like tess. and emily, i know a lot of people have said _ bit like tess. and emily, i know a lot of people have said for - bit like tess. and emily, i know a lot of people have said for years. bit like tess. and emily, i know a i lot of people have said for years we need a big moment for things to

change. is this the moment? i need a big moment for things to change. is this the moment? i think it is. i change. is this the moment? i think it is- i really — change. is this the moment? i think it is. i really do. _ change. is this the moment? i think it is. i really do. i— change. is this the moment? i think it is. i really do. i think— change. is this the moment? i think it is. i really do. i think the - it is. i really do. i think the whole _ it is. i really do. i think the whole tournament, at the beginning we didn't— whole tournament, at the beginning we didn't have as much interest from the wider— we didn't have as much interest from the wider audience. but as we have gone _ the wider audience. but as we have gone on _ the wider audience. but as we have gone on in — the wider audience. but as we have gone on in the tournament, and obviously— gone on in the tournament, and obviously got to the final, the amount— obviously got to the final, the amount of messages i have had from people. _ amount of messages i have had from people. not— amount of messages i have had from people, not really women's football fans, _ people, not really women's football fans. but— people, not really women's football fans, but football fans in general saying. _ fans, but football fans in general saying, we are watching it in the pub. _ saying, we are watching it in the pub, watching it with hour micro family. — pub, watching it with hour micro family. the _ pub, watching it with hour micro family, the whole country has got behind _ family, the whole country has got behind the lionesses. —— our. it is incredible — behind the lionesses. —— our. it is incredible. this is the turning point — incredible. this is the turning point this _ incredible. this is the turning point. this is where young girls can no, point. this is where young girls can go, i— point. this is where young girls can go. i want — point. this is where young girls can go. i want to— point. this is where young girls can go, i want to play football. they have _ go, i want to play football. they have the — go, i want to play football. they have the outlet to be able to do so. and they _ have the outlet to be able to do so. and they have the idols visible to them _ and they have the idols visible to them all— and they have the idols visible to them all the time all over social media, — them all the time all over social media, all— them all the time all over social media, all over the telly, to be able _ media, all over the telly, to be able to— media, all over the telly, to be able to look up to and say, i want to be _ able to look up to and say, i want to be like — able to look up to and say, i want to be like her.— to be like her. emily, it is brilliant — to be like her. emily, it is brilliant to _ to be like her. emily, it is brilliant to talk— to be like her. emily, it is brilliant to talk to - to be like her. emily, it is brilliant to talk to you i to be like her. emily, it is| brilliant to talk to you this morning. thank you for your time. maybe go and have a little bit more of a rest. we got emily up very

early. of a rest. we got emily up very earl . . of a rest. we got emily up very earl . , ., . ., , early. rest the voice as well with all that shouting _ early. rest the voice as well with all that shouting and _ early. rest the voice as well with all that shouting and cheering i all that shouting and cheering yesterday. we've been talking a lot about the euros this morning. but let's head over to birmingham now, where mike has all the latest on the commonwealth games. mike, what are the key moments to look out for today? good morning. the busiest days so far. 28 gold medals to be one in all. including a greater chance for northern ireland to win their first gold. rhys mcclenaghan is the defending commonwealth champion in the pommel horse. he will be one of the pommel horse. he will be one of the favourites again. a big day in gymnastics. and in the pool, we will ask if adam peaty can bounce back after the huge disappointment and the shock for him last night? the world record holder came fourth in the 100 metres breaststroke final won by james wilby. the 100 metres breaststroke final won byjames wilby. joe lynskey reports. here he is. in the life and times of adam peaty, one thing is constant. he hadn't lost a 100 metre breaststroke race for seven years, and halfway through this final, he was still on course.

butjust ten weeks ago, he broke his foot. so where he'd push, instead, he faded. a different englishman pounced. james wilby wins gold! and that isjust a massive result in his life. james wilby took the chance and peaty missed a medal, but kept perspective. when it comes down to the race, sometimes it doesn't go to plan. but you know, that's a lack of training, as you said, lack of racing. i'm a fighter. and, you know, sometimes you have got to have these moments where... ...to keep on fighting, really. at the end of the day, we're both, you know, incredible racers. we all know what adam's capable of. and, you know, taking your opportunities, racing the best race you can on the night. but, yeah, i'm so happy, so thrilled. to win gold meant so much to england's alice tyne. the para—swimmer had her leg amputated in january. she did itjust to ease the pain she felt. now things were so different. and few have earned a medal quite like her.

i'vejust, you know, i've been learning to walk again, and i didn't even think i'd be able to race at the end of this season. but i'm so grateful that team england let me come here and race, and i... ..yeah, i'll try not to cry. i can't believe that i just won that. for the athletes and the nations, these games can change the mood. james ball had made a breakthrough. he'd won three silvers before. now in the tandem sprint, got his first gold. it was wales' first of these games too. at sutton park in triathlon, england were dominance. golds in the mixed relay and in two para—triathlons, where david ellis and katie crowhurst stayed in sync with their guides. they shared the spotlight. a place jake jarman's been thrust into. atjust 20, he's risen to it. it's a hugely impressive all—around performance by the 20—year—old.

jarman won all—around gold, then stood with his team—mates. james hall had been in pain, but got silver. it's why these are the friendly games, and forjarman, a first platform to make his name. joe lynskey, bbc news. one of the story to bring you up—to—date with. england cyclist matt walz has been released from hospital after he was involved in a nasty crash in which he and his bike flew into the crowd at the velodrome. he had stitches in his forehead and scrapes and bruises, but thankfully no major injuries. two spectators were treated at the scene. laura kenny said she had spoken to a husband jason in the aftermath of the incident saying she wasn't sure she wanted to carry on. she has called for bigger barriers or screens to be fitted in velodromes with riders reaching higher speeds. let's have a look at the medals table.

england are second with 11 gold medals, half of australia's telly. scotland are seventh. words are intent thanks to that gold medal from james wall in the velodrome. northern ireland joint 15th. fingers crossed for them today in the pommel horse. some sport away from the commonwealth games. celtic laid down in early as they begin the defence of their scottish premiership title with a 2—0 over aberdeen. look at this finish from charter. max verstappen will enjoy his summer holiday, after extending his formula one championship lead to 80 points by winning the hungarian grand prix. the dutchman produced one of the drives of his career to finish first after starting from tenth. poor strategy decisions saw the ferraris slip away, allowing lewis hamilton to finish second ahead of his mercedes team mate george russell, who'd started from pole.

england's cricketers lost their series deciding twenty20 match against south africa by 90 runs in southampton. back at the commonwealth games, they will be back on the bikes at the velodrome. adam peaty seeking redemption in the pool. and it is england against scotland in the semifinals of the bowls players at leamington spa. here the sport nearest to me, which i'm looking forward to as well, because the sun is coming up, you have got the beach volleyball. all the sand imported. afterwards it is going to be taken to the alexander stadium to become a permanent beach volleyball facility for everybody to use. we are hoping for everybody to use. we are hoping for beach weather today. micah, that is a good point. so we

find out if we have got it or not. carol is the weather. good morning. many of us will have sunshine today. at the moment of the temperature in birmingham is 13 degrees. it is a bit nippy in the highlands and around the trossachs. four to 5 degrees. as we push towards london, 18. and in manchester, only nine. the forecast for today is one of sunny spells for most of us. we do have some rain from the west later on. high pressure is in charge of the weather. it is a weak ridge. it is keeping things fairly settled. we have a clutch of fronts coming in from the south—west. they are going to introduce some rain and thicker cloud and strengthening winds. first thing this morning on the east, there is a fair bit of cloud. the odd shower. slowest here from east anglia. —— slowest duty. the rain

comes in from the west later in the afternoon as well as those strengthening winds. temperatures today could get up to 27 in the far south—east. 22 in newcastle and 20 across north—east scotland. forthe newcastle and 20 across north—east scotland. for the commonwealth games it is looking dry. look at the temperatures. 2a, 20 5 degrees, light breezes. through the evening and overnight period, the rain continues to merge quite quickly across the country. you can see the tail end of it bringing some rain into reasoning that, the midlands, into reasoning that, the midlands, into the south—west. it will be fairly murky in the south—west itself. but are dry with some clear spells in the south—east. it is going to feel quite muggy tonight as well despite the breeze. into tomorrow, we still have all of this mist and mark on the coasts and hills. we also still have the dregs of that weather front bringing some spots of rain across parts of the midlands, wales and eastern england

at times. to the north of that, a few showers in the north—west. if really breezy day. one thing worth noting is the direction of that breeze. it is coming in from the south—west, which is a one direction. that is reflected in the temperatures. 2a in aberdeen, 27 in london. it is going to be —— it is going to feel quite muggy. as we head from tuesday into wednesday, the weather front is still with us in the far south—east. another one coming on across the north west. it is going to be a windy day. through the day the wind direction is going to change. it will veer from a south—westerly two more of a north—westerly, which is a fresher direction. we are going to see a fair bit of cloud, some showery rain moving from the west to the east across scotland. the remains of that weather front in the far south—west. on either side of that we will see some sunshine. highest temperatures in the south at 28 or 29. 15 in

stornoway. thank you, carol. see you in half an hour. we should find out this month how much higher our energy bills will rise to in october. speculation is growing and there are fears about how people will cope. ben's here with the details. morning. the difficulty through all these price rises has been planning. knowing with certaintyjust how much more expensive things are going to cost. we should learn a bit more about gas and electricity bills this week. good morning. this is the figure now. just under £2000, if you are in a household using a typical amount of energy and you're on a default tariff paying by direct debit. when this came in on april 1st, it was a 54% increase. but the end is not in sight. the latest forecast from cornwall insight predicts that in october bills could rocket again

to over £3000. these energy experts will update that figure this week, and it could well go even higher. their forecast is usually a pretty good guide to what ofgem, the regulator, ends up doing. charities are worried. they say if this figure is right, it could push around 8.2 million people — or one in three british households — into energy poverty. that's when homes spend more than 10% of their total income on energy. that figure has been calculated after considering the impact of the £400 discount due to every household in the uk. that will start arriving in october, and there's extra cash for the most vulnerable. but is it enough? this could have massive implications for customers, particularly the poorest households. if they move towards a three month cap, it could be very likely that could happen as quickly as january and we could see significant increases in bills in

january again, in addition to october. this could be devastating for people and would happen most immediately after christmas. we are calling on the regulator to pause their reforms and perhaps implement them when there is slightly milder weather april onwards. the other thing we learn this week is just how often the price cap changes. at the moment it is every six months. but the regulator thinks every three months would be better. it would mean when the wholesale price does go down, our household bills would drop sooner. but that isn't expected to happen any time soon, so it could mean is anotherjump in our bills injanuary. the government told us... "while no government can control global gas prices, we are providing £37 billion of help for households, including the £400 discount on energy bills, and £1,200 of direct support for the most vulnerable households." we'd love to know your thoughts on this one. how is it affecting you? what are

you doing to try to save on your gas and electricity? get in touch. we will get the latest energy cap decision on august 26, a few weeks. it won't take effect until october. in normal times people may feel, you know what is coming. you might try to put something aside. at the moment people don't have it to put aside. it is the uncertainty, isn't it? that is the difficulty everybody has to face at any moment, which makes everything more stressful. and there is a lot of uncertainty because we don't know how much fuel prices could go up as well. a lot of pressure. thank you. we'll talk soon. pressure. thank ou. we'll talk soon. , ., thank you. we'll talk soon. everyone feelin: the thank you. we'll talk soon. everyone feeling the squeeze. _ thank you. we'll talk soon. everyone feeling the squeeze. back _ thank you. we'll talk soon. everyone feeling the squeeze. back caught i thank you. we'll talk soon. everyone feeling the squeeze. back caught the headlines at seven. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. time to get the news where you are. good morning from bbc london. so one big story dominating the entire nation today and it centres on wembley.

it's in! and that winning goal was scored by a west londoner who was brought—up not that from wembley — in hanwell. choe kelly used to make two—hour round trips as a teenager to go training at arsenal. before that, she was playing at queen's park rangers. it is amazing. thank you everyone that came out to support us. this is what dreams are made of as a young girl watching women's football. now this. wow, it's unbelievable. and as the goal went in, thousands of people in trafalgar square watching the game celebrated. and there will be more celebrations in a few hours as the england squad — together with the trophy — head to trafalgar square early this afternoon. 7,000 fans will be allowed in the square to enjoy the spectacle. they'll be allowed in for free on a first come, first served basis from 11am.

if you want to head into town for that orjust be a part of the atmosphere, i'll give you the latest tube situation after this. a short walk from trafalgar square is the flagship store of greggs bakery. the reason it's in the news is that westminster council has refused it permission to start opening all night. the store in leicester square wanted to open 2a hours a day selling food and non—alcoholic drinks, but the council accepted police concerns that it would increase anti—social behaviour in the area. now the tube board. there's a good service on the tubes this morning now the weather with rich davis. hello, good morning. it is a fairly cloudy start for many of us today, with the chance of a few showers about. things will probably stay dry as we head through the next few days or so. despite this front moving in, i think we're going to escape

most of the wet weather, although it is going to be drawing in some rather humid air as we make your way through to tuesday and wednesday, too. but for the here and now, quite overcast, as i say, through the course of this morning. we do have the chance maybe ofjust seeing one or two showers dotted about through the morning, perhaps into the early part of this afternoon. but by the mid part of the afternoon, it's looking a lot drier and brighter, with that sunshine returning. temperatures today could be up at 27 degrees celsius. so we hold on to those pretty warm conditions. through this evening, well, we'll hold on to the sunshine as well. some sunny spells for the early parts of the evening. overnight, it's staying largely dry, with some cloud beginning to build up again by the early hours of tomorrow morning. the temperatures not really dropping away too much at all, down to 16 at the lowest. so it is going to be quite a warm and muggy feel as we make our way into tuesday. through tomorrow, a pretty similar day. we'll have some cloud through the morning, but some sunshine by the afternoon. turning warmer as we head through this week. but more sunshine and cooler conditions by the end of this week.

eddie is on the bbc london breakfast show sitting in for vanessa feltz and a few minutes. good morning, welcome to breakfast

with ben thompson and sally nugent. our headlines today. champions of europe. chloe kelly's goal well into extra time secured the victory over germany — and england's first major tournament success since 1966. # it's coming home! the celebrations spilled over into the post—match press conference. the party in the stadium was carried on across england — the delight of fans echoed by messages of congratulation from the queen, the prime minister and many more. it continues later with the team and thousands the team up on this stage and

thousands of fans reliving it later. 7000 will get the chance to see the england players on the stage later as part of a special celebration. in memory of singer tom parker from the wanted, who died of cancer — friends and familyjoin a charity walk to mark the star's 34th birthday. a big shock at the commonwealth games. world record—holder adam peaty is beaten into fourth place in the 100m breaststroke, won by fellow englishman james wilby. good morning, a cloudy start in the east with showers. that will move away and most will have a dry day with sunshine. until the cloud thickens and wind strengthens and the rain moves in from the west. all the rain moves in from the west. all the details throughout the programme. it's monday, the 1st of august. our main story. football has come home.

england's lionesses have made history in a dramatic win against old rivals germany in the european championship final. there were scenes ofjoy on and off the pitch, as a record—breaking 87,000 fans packed wembley stadium for the nail—biting game. it's the first major trophy for england since the men's world cup win in 1966. sports correspondent natalie pirks reports. commentator: the lionesses' first-ever major trophy. - they say the best things come to those who wait. england, european champions. and after waiting a lifetime, the lionesses were determined to enjoy it. from the glitter angels on the wembley turf to storming their manager's press conference. who can blame them for revelling in the moment? # it's coming home, it's coming i

home, it's coming home, it's coming! in the electric atmosphere of the national stadium, sarina wiegman had yet again put herfaith in an unchanged team. she predicted a physical match and she was spot—on. that should be a foul. one of them was. butjust when england thought they were in control, the best chance of the first half fell to germany. what a scramble! earps grabs, somehow england survive. the sight of mary earps smothering the ball was a welcome one. ten seconds of holding my breath there. the second half came and it was time to send on the super—subs. could toone and russo make the difference again? a perfectly weighted pass found ella in acres and she knewjust what to do. ella toone is through here. ella toone for england! oh, yes! wembley erupted.

everyone was on their feet for this unbelievable piece of vision. we have lift—off! but, come on, this is germany. did you think they would back down? england's goal was living a charmed life and that was their final warning as the deutsch express train kept on coming. equaliser for germany. extra time loomed. we'd all been here before. any mistake now would be punished, any goal could prove decisive. and england had a corner. cue pandemonium. another substitute, chloe kelly, had battled back from injury to keep her euros dream alive. no wonder the top was off, swirled round and round in delight. a delirious wembley held its collective breath until the final whistle. it felt like an age. it's all over! but, finally, the moment a nation had been waiting for arrived.

european champions for the very first time. it doesn't seem real. i'm absolutely buzzing my head off. best day of my life. i can't even explain what it feels like. just look what it means to the players and what it means to the fans. for the generations that came before them and the generations that will come after them. it's impossible to overstate the impact of this win. the legacy of this tournament is the change in society, it is everything that we have done. we have brought everybody together, we have got people at games. the legacy of this team and that is the start of the journey. as the players celebrated, there was a moment of reflection for the first coach in history to win the euros with two different teams. i'm kissing this little armband that was my sister's and my sister passed away during our prep camps.

and i really miss, because she was my mate. but i think she was here, i think she was on the crossbar. she would have been here. she went to every game. she would be really, really proud of me and i am really proud of her, too. the queen told the players their success goes beyond this trophy. the lionesses have set an example to the nation. nevertheless, there's a new name in the history books and it belongs to the hosts on the night football finally came home. natalie pirks, bbc news, wembley. all of those interviews on the pitch after the match are brilliant. so much reaction. we show you pictures of the players gate—crashing the press conference. this was them making their way through the stadium to get to the press room. ella toone — who came on as a sub to score

the team's first goal — posted this picture of her celebrating with the trophy. the actress miranda hart summed up on twitter what it means for future generations of female footballers, she said... they sing. all the classics. and the celebrations continued into the night. goalie mary earps shared this video of the antics on the team bus as the players made the most of their incredible victory. we are live outside the team hotel. there is not much happening currently, i wonder why? there is not much happening currently, iwonder why? a there is not much happening currently, i wonder why? a little bit early for them.

i wonder what time they went to bed. maybe an hour ago. maybe they are not in bed yet. the first major trophy since 1966. more party incoming because they go to trafalgar square today to celebrate. what will happen today? we were saying would it be another party in trafalgar square or is the party in trafalgar square or is the party continuing for the england team after last night. we saw pictures of them storming into the press conference and i imagine the party has carried on. this is where it will be out today with the england team on this stage. a huge party planned. we have music. the fans will be allowed in from around 11am and the tickets given on a first—come, first—served basis. the players on the stage around 12:30pm with a special show on bbc one. i am sure sweet caroline will be belting

out. free from desire. another song that has come out of this tournament. we saw so many great moments. lovely to see lucy bronze, head first into the confetti after lifting the trophy. the players have been ambassadors throughout the tournament. such a lovely moment, they showed humility when they won. they created a guard of honour for germany players as they went to collect their medals. aside from the players walking into the press conference where sarina wiegman was talking, another highlight was chloe kelly, trying to conduct her post match interview when she saw fellow players cheering and celebrating. and all she did, simply, a players cheering and celebrating. and allshe did, simply, a mic players cheering and celebrating.

and all she did, simply, a mic drop. chloe, what have you just done? filth. chloe, what have you 'ust done? 0h, m god. chloe, what have you 'ust done? oh, my god. look _ chloe, what have you 'ust done? oh, my god. looko— chloe, what have you just done? my god. look at them! it's chloe, what have you just done ?m my god. look at them! it's amazing. thank— my god. look at them! it's amazing. thank you _ my god. look at them! it's amazing. thank you everyone who came to support _ thank you everyone who came to support us — thank you everyone who came to support us. this is unreal. # sweet _ support us. this is unreal. # sweet caroline! you do not want to miss out on an opportunity to celebrate with friends and family and fans and this was the reaction of some of the fans after the historic win. commentator: a tournament that has smashed attendance _ records for the european championships. it will break another today. the biggest crowd at any euros final, male orfemale. oh, yes! oh, it's in! cheering.

i said from the beginning i had true faith in them. women's football now- is going to give an opportunity ifor a lot of young kids to havel a great future and a great time. we are only a tiny village amongst lots of tiny villages and to have somebody actually winning the european championships is absolutely phenomenal. # it's coming home, it's coming home. # it's coming. cheering. very happy that we won. excited and happy that england won. it isjust going to- bring so much light to the women's game. this is the best day ever. i am just so proud.

it's a moment in history. this is hopefully going to mean a massive change for girls growing up and women in sport. commentator: england, european champions. this is where it will be at. alex scott will be up on the stage with the england team. if you cannot make it, you will be able to watch it on bbc one with coverage at 12:35pm. you will be able to relive it. this has been one of the fan parks throughout the tournament and this will be the scene of a great party later. you can see them putting the finishing touches to the stage and setting. it is going to be a great atmosphere. that has been wonderful about the tournament, the atmosphere created inside the stadiums, fan parks. such positivity, such a

feel—good factor around the tournament that will continue later. studio: it is infectious. john, thanks. let's speak now to the chief executive of the football association, mark bullingham. about what it will mean for women's football. good morning. shall we put this into context. the last time england won major tournament, women were banned from playing football. not on your watch! but give us context about how far the game has come in the past years particularly. that was before i was born but the last years have been incredible. we have invested and the lionesses took their opportunity and produced something incredible and we are proud of them. it has been an amazing month and an amazing day yesterday.

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get hold of and run with it. how are you going to do that?— get hold of and run with it. how are you going to do that? we have been re aoarin you going to do that? we have been preparing for _ you going to do that? we have been preparing for this — you going to do that? we have been preparing for this moment - you going to do that? we have been preparing for this moment for i you going to do that? we have been| preparing for this moment for years, notjust a great preparing for this moment for years, not just a great team preparing for this moment for years, notjust a great team running the tournament but preparing the legacy. we have clubs ready to take girls on and we have invested in schools and created opportunities when girls come forward and want to play. we are ready to do that. what should they do, perhaps parents and girls watching, if they have been inspired, where do they go? the? watching, if they have been inspired, where do they go? they can no on to inspired, where do they go? they can go on to the — inspired, where do they go? they can go on to the fa _ inspired, where do they go? they can go on to the fa website _ inspired, where do they go? they can go on to the fa website and - inspired, where do they go? they can go on to the fa website and find - inspired, where do they go? they can go on to the fa website and find a - go on to the fa website and find a local club and local opportunity and they can encourage their schools play and make sure the schools have an opportunity in lessons and after school and make sure they are introduced to their local club. we have a programme called wildcats. for girls up to 11 and also a programme for secondary school age. go on to the fa website and find one

of the opportunities. what go on to the fa website and find one of the opportunities.— of the opportunities. what about this tournament _ of the opportunities. what about this tournament has _ of the opportunities. what about this tournament has captured . of the opportunities. what about | this tournament has captured the imagination? it this tournament has captured the imagination?— imagination? it has captured the imagination _ imagination? it has captured the imagination of _ imagination? it has captured the imagination of the _ imagination? it has captured the imagination of the country. - imagination? it has captured the imagination of the country. we l imagination? it has captured the l imagination of the country. we are incredibly proud of the lionesses and of the team running the tournament to have done a greatjob. when we set a target of selling half a million tickets people thought we were mad and we have sold 570,000. really incredible. and it sets the barfor really incredible. and it sets the bar for women's football tournaments and we are proud of that. how important _ and we are proud of that. how important is — and we are proud of that. how important is it _ and we are proud of that. how important is it that _ and we are proud of that. how important is it that people watch women's super league? we important is it that people watch women's super league? we would love the interest translated _ women's super league? we would love the interest translated into _ women's super league? we would love the interest translated into the - the interest translated into the women's super league. that is a tournament we run and it is brilliant football week in, week out and people should be encouraged to experience it and have a great time with theirfamily at experience it and have a great time with their family at those games. chief executive of the fa, thank you. we have talked a lot about how

inspiring this could be particularly for people starting out, maybe thought football was not something they were able to play or a route they were able to play or a route they could take. we have heard from the fa about what to do if you have been inspired. one place you might get more inspiration is where fiona is this morning, at blackburn rovers where georgia stanway, ella toone started their careers. it is busy there. and a lot of inspiration from last night and happy people there this morning? they are beyond happy. we were here just under a week ago and we said if they win the european championship, we will come back. we did not dare to dream and last night, when ella toone scored, we were saying we are coming back, football is coming home and we are coming back to blackburn.

we can meet some of the girls in exactly the same stream as the three lionesses were in a few years ago. good morning. you are 12? what was it like watching last night knowing three of the lionesses came through exactly the same academy you are training in? it exactly the same academy you are training in?— training in? it was exciting and ins-airin training in? it was exciting and inapiring to _ training in? it was exciting and inspiring to know _ training in? it was exciting and inspiring to know that - training in? it was exciting and inspiring to know that could i training in? it was exciting and inspiring to know that could be training in? it was exciting and i inspiring to know that could be as one day. inspiring to know that could be as one da . ~ . inspiring to know that could be as oneda .~ ., inspiring to know that could be as oneda. ., ., one day. what was your reaction when they scored? — one day. what was your reaction when they scored? i — one day. what was your reaction when they scored? i screamed. _ one day. what was your reaction when they scored? i screamed. you - one day. what was your reaction when they scored? i screamed. you have i one day. what was your reaction when they scored? i screamed. you have al they scored? i screamed. you have a big connection. show us this lovely shoe box. you have a special message. it shoe box. you have a special message-— shoe box. you have a special messaue. , message. it says en'oy the boots, remember _ message. it says en'oy the boots, remember practice _ message. it says enjoy the boots, remember practice makes - message. it says enjoy the boots, - remember practice makes permanent. from ella toone. what was it like meeting her?— meeting her? really fun, great erson, meeting her? really fun, great person. really— meeting her? really fun, great person, really kind. _ meeting her? really fun, great person, really kind. your- meeting her? really fun, great. person, really kind. your parents are involved _ person, really kind. your parents are involved with _ person, really kind. your parents are involved with wider _ person, really kind. your parents

are involved with wider family. i person, really kind. your parents| are involved with wider family. my dad are involved with wider family. m dad does are involved with wider family. m1 dad does her are involved with wider family. ii1 dad does her mortgage and my mum ella toone's nails.— ella toone's nails. seeing that last niht, and ella toone's nails. seeing that last night, and bringing _ ella toone's nails. seeing that last night, and bringing it _ ella toone's nails. seeing that last night, and bringing it home? - ella toone's nails. seeing that last night, and bringing it home? it- ella toone's nails. seeing that last| night, and bringing it home? it was so inspiring. we have gone from a shoe box and over here, show us what you have in this box. i have a boot. you won it in a raffle.— you have in this box. i have a boot. you won it in a raffle. where do you kee it? you won it in a raffle. where do you keep it? in — you won it in a raffle. where do you keep it? in the _ you won it in a raffle. where do you keep it? in the living _ you won it in a raffle. where do you keep it? in the living room. - you won it in a raffle. where do you keep it? in the living room. it- keep it? in the living room. it would have — keep it? in the living room. it would have been _ keep it? in the living room. it would have been special- keep it? in the living room. it. would have been special before keep it? in the living room. it- would have been special before this tournament and now that is probably priceless. and you have a photograph. she is signing the boot. tell me what difference it makes to have these role models ahead of you? it really inspires me because it is the desire to want to play for england, which is the most important thing to me. england, which is the most important thin to me. ,, ., england, which is the most important thing to me—

thing to me. show me what you did when she scored. _ thing to me. show me what you did when she scored. i _ thing to me. show me what you did when she scored. i was _ thing to me. show me what you did when she scored. i was like... - thing to me. show me what you did when she scored. i was like... and | when she scored. i was like... and you showed me a dance. yes. would ou sa it you showed me a dance. yes. would you say it was _ you showed me a dance. ia; would you say it was one of the best days of your life? it you say it was one of the best days of your life?— you say it was one of the best days of your life?_ i - you say it was one of the best days of your life?_ i am . you say it was one of the best days of your life?_ i am so | of your life? it is amazing. i am so iroud of of your life? it is amazing. i am so proud of them- — of your life? it is amazing. i am so proud of them. we _ of your life? it is amazing. i am so proud of them. we will— of your life? it is amazing. i am so proud of them. we will talk - of your life? it is amazing. i am so proud of them. we will talk to - of your life? it is amazing. i am so | proud of them. we will talk to your coach. i will give you this precious picture back. thank you. good morning, tom. notjust one player, three players. you must be doing something right here.— something right here. absolutely deli i hted something right here. absolutely delighted with _ something right here. absolutely delighted with all _ something right here. absolutely delighted with all three - something right here. absolutely delighted with all three involved | something right here. absolutely i delighted with all three involved in the first goal and georgia stanway played it through to kira and then ella. ., ., , . ., ella. you have the secret here. you are doini ella. you have the secret here. you are doing something _ ella. you have the secret here. you are doing something right. - ella. you have the secret here. you are doing something right. what i ella. you have the secret here. you are doing something right. what is| are doing something right. what is it you think you are doing?

obviously, there are grassroots coaches doing a lot of work, not just us. we play as part of the rtc which is 3a across the country and we have talented girls coming through. behind us there is quality. we are blessed in the north—west with talented female footballers. fingers crossed in years to come, there will be more representing england. we there will be more representing eniland. ~ , ., there will be more representing eniland. ~ ., england. we will let you get back to coachini england. we will let you get back to coaching them. _ england. we will let you get back to coaching them. you _ england. we will let you get back to coaching them. you have _ england. we will let you get back to coaching them. you have a - england. we will let you get back to coaching them. you have a lot i england. we will let you get back to coaching them. you have a lot of i coaching them. you have a lot of work to do but whatever you are doing, it is going well. before we 90, doing, it is going well. before we go, we have a special message. we do not know if the lionesses are up yet but we know they are in the hotel, and we have a special message from blackburn, from these wonderful girls. blackburn, from these wonderful iirls. �* . blackburn, from these wonderful iirls. v ., blackburn, from these wonderful i irls, �* , ., ., blackburn, from these wonderful iirls. v ., ., ., blackburn, from these wonderful iirls. �*, ., ., ., well girls. let's hand over to them. well done, lionesses! _ done, lionesses! studio: thank you for getting up so early. practice makes permanent.

i am not quite sure what it means but it is great. we are going with it. practice makes permanent, everyone. i am sure you would agree. absolutely. forsome, i am sure you would agree. absolutely. for some, a cloudy start. you can see from this picture in north yorkshire. we also have rain coming in across the south west of england with showers in wales. some of them continuing across the north and north—west of scotland and quite a bit of cloud, especially in the east. through the morning some of it will melt. a lot of dry weather and sunshine in scotland and northern ireland and much of england and wales. the cloud currently in wales, the midlands and south—east, producing the odd shower and breaking up through the day. lingering longest across the far south—east and east anglia. even

here, we will see sunny breaks develop. the cloud thickens to the west. the rain will move in. temperatures in north—east scotland in the sunshine, we could hit 20. the highest likely to be in the south, 25—27. overnight, the rain swiftly moves to the east. we have this rain, the dregs of a weather front, bringing further rain across parts of england and wales. it will be a humid night. murky in south—west england, south wales and bristol channel and that is how we start here tomorrow. the weather front producing cloud and rain across central areas. further north into scotland and northern ireland, some sunshine and showers in the north—west. the far south—east staying largely dry with sunshine.

through the day, it will feel quite humid. studio: thank you. of nine—year—old lilia valutyte. lilia was stabbed to death in boston town centre on thursday. our reporterjessica lane is there for us this morning. jessica, what more do we know? lincolnshire police have charged 22—year—old deividas skebas who is from boston, with murder. it is after nine—year—old lilia valutyte was found on fountain lane on thursday evening with what police say was a suspected stab wound. she later died. police say her family are supported by specially trained officers and their welfare is a priority. lincolnshire police said

following a combination of information supplied by members of the public and intelligence, armed officers made the arrest in central park in boston, just around the corner from park in boston, just around the cornerfrom him. that was park in boston, just around the corner from him. that was at 2:1i5pm on saturday. police spent the weekend investigating, is seen at times looking into back gardens and down drains. they say they have spoken to people in boston about concerns. people have been here to fountain lane, bringing teddy bears and flowers in memory of the nine—year—old and deividas skebas will appear at magistrates' court later today. ballot papers will be delivered to conservative party members today, as they prepare to cast their vote on who they want to be the next party leader and prime minister. the two final candidates — rishi

sunak and liz truss — have been putting their case forward for the past few weeks and have clashed over their differing policies on tax. there will be another televised debate and further hustings before the winner is announced on september the 4th. the court of appeal will hold a last—minute hearing today in the case of archie battersbee — just hours before doctors are due to withdraw his life support. the 12—year—old was found unconscious at his home in southend nearly four months ago. doctors were planning to disconnect his ventilator at two o'clock this afternoon afterjudges upheld their decision. now, a united nations committee is asking the royal london hospital to keep treating archie while it examines the case. political leaders willjoin the family and friends of david trimble at his funeral service today. the former ulster unionist party leader — who was one of the key architects of the good friday agreement — died last week aged 77. prime minister borisjohnson will be among the mourners, along with the republic of ireland's president and taoiseach.

motoring group the rac is urging the government to do more to help drivers with high fuel costs — accusing ministers of providing some of the least generous help in europe. their research shows tax cuts to fuel in the uk are the second—lowest compared to other european countries. petrol prices in the uk have hit record highs this year, partly down to russia's invasion of ukraine. the government says the recent duty cut has saved the average driver £100. the actor nichelle nichols has died aged 89. she was best known for playing lieutenant uhura in star trek — and a particular catchphrase. hailing frequencies open, sir. mr spock, sometimes, i think if i hear that word frequency once more, i'll cry. she was one of the first black actors in the us

to play an authority figure and she was also among the first to portray an inter—racial kiss. she was later employed by nasa, to encourage more women we are smiling at this because it is probably one of the most awkward kisses in history. she was later employed by nasa, to encourage more women and african—americans to become astronauts. that kiss is television history. that kiss is television history. that is not a kiss. for all the wrong reasons. iconic moments in television history. time now to get the news where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm asad ahmad. so one big story dominating the entire nation today — and it centres around wembley. it's in!

and that winning goal was scored by a west londoner who was brought up not that far from wembley, in hanwell. chloe kelly used to make two hour round trips as a teenager to go training at arsenal. before that, she was playing at queen's park rangers. honestly, it's amazing. thank you everyone that came out to support us. this is what dreams are made of as a young girl watching women's football. now this. wow, it's unbelievable. and as the goal went in, thousands of people in trafalgar square watching the game, celebrated. and there will be more celebrations in a few hours' time as the england squad — together with the trophy — head to trafalgar square early this afternoon. 7,000 fans will be allowed in the square to enjoy the spectacle. they'll will be allowed in — for free — on a first come, first served basis from 11am. if you want to head into town for that, orjust be a part of the atmosphere, i'll give you the latest tube

situation after this. a short walk from trafalgar square is the flagship store of greggs bakery. the reason it's in the news is that westminster council has refused it permission to start opening all night. the store in leicester square wanted to open 2a hours a day, selling food and non—alcoholic drinks, but the council accepted police concerns that it would increase anti—social behaviour in the area. now the tube board. now the weather with rich davis. hello, good morning. it is a fairly cloudy start for many of us today, with the chance of a few showers about. things will probably stay dry as we head through the next few days or so. despite this front moving in, i think we're going to escape most of the wet weather,

although it is going to be drawing in some rather humid air as we make your way through to tuesday and wednesday, too. but for the here and now, quite overcast, as i say, through the course of this morning. we do have the chance maybe ofjust seeing one or two showers dotted about through the morning, perhaps into the early part of this afternoon. but by the mid part of the afternoon, it's looking a lot drier and brighter, with that sunshine returning. temperatures today could be up at 27 degrees celsius. so we hold on to those pretty warm conditions. through this evening, well, we'll hold on to the sunshine as well. some sunny spells for the early parts of the evening. overnight, it's staying largely dry, with some cloud beginning to build up again by the early hours of tomorrow morning. the temperatures not really dropping away too much at all, down to 16 at the lowest. so it is going to be quite a warm and muggy feel as we make our way into tuesday. through tomorrow, a pretty similar day. we'll have some cloud through the morning, but some sunshine by the afternoon. turning warmer as we head through this week. but more sunshine and cooler conditions by the end of this week. i'm back with the latest

from the bbc london newsroom in an hour. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast with ben thompson and sally nugent. good with ben thompson and sally nugent. morning. re historic good morning. really big night, historic victory last night. let's take a look at how some of today's papers are reporting the historic victory. "history makers" is the mirror's headline, above a picture of the team collecting the trophy. "no more years of hurt", says the metro, in reference to a certain song you may have heard once or twice last night. can't promise you won't hear it again this morning. it will be in your head all day. the guardian looks to the future instead of the past, and calls the women "game changers" who mark a new era in english football. the daily star says england's lionesses were simply "roarsome". and if you're wondering how

the german media cope with a rare footballing defeat, here's the website of de bild. it claims the referee missed a handball by captain leah williamson. the main headline reads, "even with video proof, we were robbed". we sort of know that feeling. that is familiar. — we sort of know that feeling. that is familiar. i _ we sort of know that feeling. that is familiar, i think, _ we sort of know that feeling. that is familiar, i think, for _ we sort of know that feeling. that is familiar, i think, for some england fans. and now it's perhaps slightly different. really brilliant morning this morning. if you were watching last night, wasn't it incredible? really tense at times. the celebrations are going to be in full swing this morning, particularly in trafalgar square, where the team will be gathering later. john is there this morning, getting his little spot for later on. good morning. good morning. if the hottest ticket in town was at the stadium last night, today it is going to be for

the party in trafalgar square. we are going to be seeing alex scott on stays later on with the england team. they are going to be arriving here around lunchtime. 7000 fans will be allowed in here later on a first—come, first—served basis. gates open at 11 o'clock. if you can't get down here, you can watch it on tv. it will start at about 12:35am. i am it on tv. it will start at about 12:35am. iamjoined by it on tv. it will start at about 12:35am. i am joined by a football coach, alice. ali, what did you make of it yesterday?— of it yesterday? unbelievable, ri i ht? of it yesterday? unbelievable, riiht? i of it yesterday? unbelievable, right? i was — of it yesterday? unbelievable, right? i was at _ of it yesterday? unbelievable, right? i was at wembley i of it yesterday? unbelievable, i right? i was at wembley watching it and i couldn't believe what i was seeing. what an amazing experience. what a legacy of these players have left behind. absolutely brilliant. ., , , brilliant. you put up tweet yesterday _ brilliant. you put up tweet yesterday where _ brilliant. you put up tweet yesterday where you i brilliant. you put up tweet| yesterday where you wrote brilliant. you put up tweet i yesterday where you wrote in brilliant. you put up tweet _ yesterday where you wrote in message to your younger self, essentially, saying, look, you will be told football is not for girls, it is for boys, but you essentially say, believe in yourself because you go

on, you are coaching football and you will see england women went on a major tournament?— major tournament? right. this is what it is all— major tournament? right. this is what it is all about. _ major tournament? right. this is what it is all about. when - major tournament? right. this is what it is all about. when i i major tournament? right. this is what it is all about. when i was l major tournament? right. this is l what it is all about. when i was ten years old i was told i couldn't play because i was a girl. 30 years on, some girls are still being told that, unfortunately, in schools. they haven't all got it in pe. this is brilliant that england have won but this is the legacy of this team needs to leave behind. how do we make sure it is available for every single girland make sure it is available for every single girl and woman that wants to play? single girl and woman that wants to ila ? �* single girl and woman that wants to .la 7 �* ., single girl and woman that wants to ila? �* ., . . single girl and woman that wants to play? being a coach, you can see first-hand _ play? being a coach, you can see first-hand how _ play? being a coach, you can see first-hand how that _ play? being a coach, you can see first-hand how that is _ play? being a coach, you can see first-hand how that is being i first—hand how that is being implemented. you coach girls around years old. are the pathways there? if girls want to go out there and play, the they're available for them to go and play for and for and go and join? to go and play for and for and go andjoin? is it to go and play for and for and go and join? is it accessible at every age group?— age group? the picture has absolutely _ age group? the picture has absolutely changed - age group? the picture has absolutely changed since i l age group? the picture has i absolutely changed since i was a child, definitely. it has much improved. there are lots of opportunities, lots of initiatives to help girls get a taste of football for free. to help girls get a taste of football forfree. but to help girls get a taste of football for free. but we to help girls get a taste of football forfree. but we need to help girls get a taste of football for free. but we need to see more of it. as ian wright said,

in every school, and every pe curriculum, there needs to be that opportunity for girls to be able to play. opportunity for girls to be able to .la , . ., ., opportunity for girls to be able to play. what do you think now? we talk also about legacy _ play. what do you think now? we talk also about legacy and _ play. what do you think now? we talk also about legacy and how— play. what do you think now? we talk also about legacy and how there i play. what do you think now? we talk also about legacy and how there will l also about legacy and how there will be a huge interest in the women's game now. do you feel that if there are boost attendances at wsl matches in the top tier of women's football, do you think the knock—on effect, financially, will more broadly help the game? i financially, will more broadly help the name? ~ .,, financially, will more broadly help the name? ~ ., , ., the game? i think last night showed that if ou the game? i think last night showed that if you build _ the game? i think last night showed that if you build it, _ the game? i think last night showed that if you build it, they _ the game? i think last night showed that if you build it, they will - that if you build it, they will come. record—breaking attendances throughout this tournament. we want to watch women's football. there are lots of us who have watched it for years and years. but definitely, the bigger the space, the more people you can put in it. let's make it available for more.— available for more. from a competitive _ available for more. from a competitive standpoint, i available for more. from a | competitive standpoint, for available for more. from a - competitive standpoint, for england to stand on these days later and say they are the best team in europe in what has been an exceptionally competitive tournament, for them to set themselves apart from the competition in the way they have,

give us a sense of how tough what they have achieved is?— give us a sense of how tough what they have achieved is? yeah. i think that is why — they have achieved is? yeah. i think that is why i — they have achieved is? yeah. i think that is why i couldn't _ they have achieved is? yeah. i think that is why i couldn't believe - they have achieved is? yeah. i think that is why i couldn't believe it. - that is why i couldn't believe it. because the progress that has been made. in serena we trust, right? the impact she has had on this team is amazing. but this is years and years of work by the fa and other organisations to really build a strong dna, to give lots of women access to football, so that we can choose the best. these players are the best in this country. it showed yesterday. now they are the best in europe. a, yesterday. now they are the best in euroe. �* ., ., yesterday. now they are the best in euroe. ., ., , , europe. a lot of people saying it is not the end. _ europe. a lot of people saying it is not the end, this _ europe. a lot of people saying it is not the end, this is _ europe. a lot of people saying it is not the end, this is just _ europe. a lot of people saying it is not the end, this is just the - not the end, this is just the beginning? not the end, this is 'ust the beginningvfi not the end, this is 'ust the beginning? not the end, this is 'ust the beaainnin? �* , ., , ., beginning? absolutely. that is what it is so exciting. _ beginning? absolutely. that is what it is so exciting. it _ beginning? absolutely. that is what it is so exciting. it will— beginning? absolutely. that is what it is so exciting. it will only - beginning? absolutely. that is what it is so exciting. it will only get - it is so exciting. it will only get bigger and better. we are here to stay. who cares? we bigger and better. we are here to stay. who cares?— stay. who cares? we all care. it's been amazing- — stay. who cares? we all care. it's been amazing. thank _ stay. who cares? we all care. it's been amazing. thank you. - stay. who cares? we all care. it's been amazing. thank you. we - stay. who cares? we all care. it's| been amazing. thank you. we talk about excitement. i don't think anybody has packaged that excitement quite as much as eight—year—old tess. her dreams came true yesterday. we spotted her dancing away to sweet caroline in the stands after the victory over sweden. we

tracked her down and made it our absolute mission to get her to the final yesterday. thanks to bbc sport we managed to achieve it. here is a little taster of what the day had in store for her yesterday. tests. hello! they did it. are you feelin: ? tests. hello! they did it. are you feeling? great! _ tests. hello! they did it. are you feeling? great! can _ tests. hello! they did it. are you feeling? great! can you - tests. hello! they did it. are you feeling? great! can you believe l tests. hello! they did it. are you i feeling? great! can you believe they won? no! yes! _ feeling? great! can you believe they won? no! yes! how— feeling? great! can you believe they won? no! yes! how are _ feeling? great! can you believe they won? no! yes! how are your- feeling? great! can you believe they| won? no! yes! how are your nerves? scared. i won? no! yes! how are your nerves? scared- i was — won? no! yes! how are your nerves? scared- i was very — won? no! yes! how are your nerves? scared. i was very scared. _ won? no! yes! how are your nerves? scared. i was very scared. and - won? no! yes! how are your nerves? scared. i was very scared. and you i scared. i was very scared. and you have not scared. i was very scared. and you have got your _ scared. i was very scared. and you have got your shirt. _ scared. i was very scared. and you have got your shirt. show - scared. i was very scared. and you have got your shirt. show us i scared. i was very scared. and you have got your shirt. show us the l have got your shirt. show us the shirt. can you believe you have got an england win and a sword? no. i can't believe it. as they spin the best day ever? yes! == no. i can't believe it. as they spin the best day ever? yes!— no. i can't believe it. as they spin the best day ever? yes! -- has this been the best _ the best day ever? yes! -- has this been the best day _ the best day ever? yes! -- has this

been the best day ever? _ been the best day ever? # sweet caroline, good times never felt so good. talk about packaging up that excitement. i wish i could package her energy because i can tell you she was still going strong at eight o'clock last night. i don't know where she gets her energy from. we will show herfull day in where she gets her energy from. we will show her full day in the next hour. we can relive it all again alongside her because it was her dancing which really captured the mood of a nation. we talk about the england team being inspiring, i think tess has been really inspiring throughout. not leastjust to show, he throughout. not leastjust to show, be true to yourself, dance a little, and look what happens when you do. john, i am going with that philosophy this morning. we should all be a bit more like tests. through the magic of television, we should double high fivejohn. thank you. fix,

should double high five john. thank ou. ~ ., ., ., should double high five john. thank ou. �* ., ., ., ., you. a lot of high-fiving going on. not surprising- — you. a lot of high-fiving going on. not surprising. it _ you. a lot of high-fiving going on. not surprising. it was _ you. a lot of high-fiving going on. not surprising. it was an - you. a lot of high-fiving going on. | not surprising. it was an incredible day for everyone who is able to be there last night. we're joined now by former england player anita asante, who was part of the team that made the 2009 euros final. i need to, good morning. let's not talk about 2009 just yet. take a moment to reflect on last night and what it was like to watch? goad what it was like to watch? good morninu. what it was like to watch? good morning- i _ what it was like to watch? good morning. i don't _ what it was like to watch? good morning. i don't know- what it was like to watch? good morning. i don't know if- what it was like to watch? good morning. i don't know if i i what it was like to watch? good morning. i don't know if i have l what it was like to watch? good morning. i don't know if i have the words _ morning. idon't know if i have the words to— morning. i don't know if i have the words to fully describe last night. i'm still_ words to fully describe last night. i'm still trying to come down off that high— i'm still trying to come down off that high watching the girls perform the way— that high watching the girls perform the way they did and when. it was overwhelming. it was emotional. but ultimately. _ overwhelming. it was emotional. but ultimately, it was a wonderful moment _ ultimately, it was a wonderful moment. it was incredible to be there _ moment. it was incredible to be there and — moment. it was incredible to be there and set about it. we moment. it was incredible to be there and set about it.— moment. it was incredible to be there and set about it. we have been heanna there and set about it. we have been hearing lots — there and set about it. we have been hearing lots of— there and set about it. we have been hearing lots of reaction _ there and set about it. we have been hearing lots of reaction from - there and set about it. we have been hearing lots of reaction from what i hearing lots of reaction from what it was like inside the stadium. the atmosphere. so many fans, a record crowd. what are your highlights of last night? at

crowd. what are your highlights of last niuht? .., , crowd. what are your highlights of last niuht? , , last night? of course, the goals. those were _ last night? of course, the goals. those were fantastic. _ last night? of course, the goals. those were fantastic. to - last night? of course, the goals. those were fantastic. to see i last night? of course, the goals. j those were fantastic. to see two young _ those were fantastic. to see two young players come out of there, 'ust young players come out of there, just looking like they are having fun, the — just looking like they are having fun, the way to go to the crowd going _ fun, the way to go to the crowd going was— fun, the way to go to the crowd going was unreal. to see it, to do the commentary for the game, for me on a personal— the commentary for the game, for me on a personal level was unreal. such an emotional but brilliant occasion. i know_ an emotional but brilliant occasion. i know i_ an emotional but brilliant occasion. i know i have covered tournaments with you in the past when things are the times have been tricky and tense. it hasn't worked. i mentioned 2009, a huge disappointment. what has changed and how have things changed so relatively quickly in the last few years?— changed so relatively quickly in the last few years? well, fundamentally i think it is the — last few years? well, fundamentally i think it is the level _ last few years? well, fundamentally i think it is the level of _ i think it is the level of investment that has gone into the women's — investment that has gone into the women's game to professionalise it. the national lottery have invested a significant _ the national lottery have invested a significant amount of money and have committed _ significant amount of money and have committed to ongoing funding to continue — committed to ongoing funding to continue the growth and development of the _ continue the growth and development of the game. but visibility, you

know. — of the game. but visibility, you know. you _ of the game. but visibility, you know, you see what can happen when the whole _ know, you see what can happen when the whole nation gets to watch these unbelievable matches on live television. and obviously the travelling fans, being able to come to incredible stadiums within a country— to incredible stadiums within a country with such rich football history— country with such rich football history was just country with such rich football history wasjust phenomenal. let�*s history was 'ust phenomenal. let's talk about history wasjust phenomenal. let's talk about visibility _ history wasjust phenomenal. let's talk about visibility for _ history wasjust phenomenal. let's talk about visibility for a _ history wasjust phenomenal. let�*s talk about visibility for a moment. i know you have spoken in the past, haven't you, about the lack of diversity in this england team. i know you have been really clear it is not a criticism of the set up, but there is a wider problem here, isn't there?— isn't there? well, ultimately it is 'ust about isn't there? well, ultimately it is just about getting _ isn't there? well, ultimately it is just about getting wider- just about getting wider accessibility to the game for young .irls accessibility to the game for young girls across all demographics. people — girls across all demographics. people within all the intersections of sociai— people within all the intersections of social class and race and religion _ of social class and race and religion. they feel they can be part of this— religion. they feel they can be part of this wonderful game. i have been very blessed to have had a long career— very blessed to have had a long career in — very blessed to have had a long career in the game and i know what it can _ career in the game and i know what it can do _ career in the game and i know what it can do for— career in the game and i know what it can do for individuals. but obviously, communities as well. you

have talk in — obviously, communities as well. you have talk in the _ obviously, communities as well. wm. have talk in the past about the suburbanisation of the facilities for people to train. we were at one centre at blackburn rovers. but there is a concern that a lot of these facilities are being moved out of town and city centres. sites may be sold off for development or housing. so it means by their very nature you need your car —— a car, you might need your parents to get you might need your parents to get you there. that is having an impact on people in cities and towns? yeah, it is about understanding _ on people in cities and towns? yeah, it is about understanding individual players _ it is about understanding individual players but is personal barriers. with _ players but is personal barriers. with the — players but is personal barriers. with the professionalisation of the game. _ with the professionalisation of the game, it— with the professionalisation of the game, it costs more to participate in it _ game, it costs more to participate in it that— game, it costs more to participate in it that is— game, it costs more to participate in it. that is a different challenge for a _ in it. that is a different challenge for a iot— in it. that is a different challenge for a iot of— in it. that is a different challenge for a lot of people. trying to find ways _ for a lot of people. trying to find ways to — for a lot of people. trying to find ways to make it easier for people within— ways to make it easier for people within the — ways to make it easier for people within the game, especially young .irls within the game, especially young girls in— within the game, especially young girls in more metropolitan areas to access— girls in more metropolitan areas to

access the — girls in more metropolitan areas to access the game, but equally, in suburban — access the game, but equally, in suburban areas because a lot of training — suburban areas because a lot of training is— suburban areas because a lot of training is late in the evenings as well command that is very challenging for young women across the country to make it two training sessions. — the country to make it two training sessions, especially without an adult _ sessions, especially without an adult accompanying them sometimes. it is great _ adult accompanying them sometimes. it is great to talk to you this morning. enjoy this moment because i know lots of the players yesterday, they paid tribute to everybody else who had gone before. it is notjust about the players on the pitch last night. anita and many others have gone before and help to pave the way. thank you very much indeed. thank you. just approaching quarter to 82. let's check in with carol on what the weather is doing today. good morning. do you know we started with some frost this morning across parts of the highlands? sub zero ground temperatures. the temperatures are rapidly rising. 5 degrees in the highlands at the moment. it is being pushed further

south. i9 moment. it is being pushed further south. 19 degrees. it feels quite muqqy south. 19 degrees. it feels quite muggy in london. the other thing we have got it some showers are putting south—west wales and south—west england. a few peppering the north and west of scotland. quite a bit of cloud. a lot of that cloud within and break. some of its lower to clear than others. we will see a lot of dry weather and also some sunshine. but the cloud will build towards the west. we will see some rain arrive and then the wind is going to strengthen. temperatures today in the sunshine in the north west of scotland we could hit 20 degrees, highs in the south—east of 27 or 28. even into the afternoon you can see some cloud left in the south—eastern quarter. that cloud moving on from the west are bringing in some rain across northern ireland, westwards and the south—west. for central areas, a lot of dry weather, sunshine, rain getting into south—west scotland through the day. the north—east hanging the sunshine. this evening and overnight at the ghostly rain.

it is moving quite quickly from the west towards the east. you can see west towards the east. you can see we have got the tail end of a weather front bringing rain overnight across northern ireland, the midlands and into well. it is going to be quite a muggy night. it is also going to be murky across parts of southern wales and the south—west, notjust tonight but it tomorrow as well. quite a bit of cloud. the weather front remains across the far south of england. not into the south—east. to the north of that it into the south—east. to the north of thatitis into the south—east. to the north of that it is a mixture of sunshine with a few showers in the north and west. temperatures is with a few showers in the north and west. temperatures 15 to 28 degrees. once again, feeling quite muggy. thank you, carol. it feels a bit more normal, the temperatures now. a little bit sticky.— a little bit sticky. august the 1st. how is it of _ a little bit sticky. august the 1st. how is it of the _ a little bit sticky. august the 1st. how is it of the 1st _ a little bit sticky. august the 1st. how is it of the 1st of _ a little bit sticky. august the 1st. how is it of the 1st of august? i how is it of the ist of august? 7:46am. friends, family and fans of the wanted singer tom parker gathered in his home town of bolton this weekend, to take part in a charity walk to mark the star's 34th birthday. tom died in march from a brain

tumour, and the money raised will be given to the organisation that supported him, when he was first diagnosed. abi smitton has more. outside the church that tom parker attended as a child, family, friends and fans gathered to remember him. organised by his mum noreen, the event celebrated his life ahead of what would have been his 34th birthday. it has not been too long, his birthday was coming up, so we just wanted to do something and the walk seemed the most natural thing to do, because people could come together, people who couldn't come to the funeral, like i mentioned. so, yeah, we are finishing with a karaoke, so everybody can have a sing, but not his mum, who can't even sing. # live today... tom passed away in march after he was diagnosed with a terminal brain tumour. his family wanted to raise money for the charity that helped him at the end of his life and thank the people that supported them.

i think is a family we didn't really realise, truly, until he died, how many people he inspired and all that kind of stuff. so, yeah, he was a genuine guy and, considering his status, had time for everyone. and here we are and everyone has turned up to this to show their support and love, really. bolton born and bred, tom left an impression on those he met from very early on. i met his parents and his family and knew them going right the way through school. and i taught lewis, his brother, as well. so i feel part of the community that would like to pay our respects. really good fun. a bit of a pain in the neck- in the classroom, but that was him and all the fun that he did. the wanted's success saw them gather fans from around the world. some of them made the journey to bolton to remember him. he always had time for you and always made the effort. he was incredible, he really was.

it is very bittersweet to be in his home town and the reason we are doing this walk, but it is just so lovely to see everyone come out for it, and everyone to be raising awareness and showing support for the family. two of his bandmates also took part to remember theirfriend and thank theirfans for their unwavering support. they have always been really loyal and it's just a testament to tarn and itjust shows how much love there still is for him. and we all miss him a lot. the walk passed through places that were special to tom and his family, including his school and church. it finished at the swan pub, where his music career first took off after winning a karaoke competition at the age of 16. i did have a little chat with tom — do you want to sort this weather out? and it has turned out glorious so yeah, it's been fantastic. so many people turned out, i can't believe it, really. yeah, it's been amazing. the only way to finish, following in tom's footsteps with a spot of karaoke at the swan. first to take the microphone,

his dad, nigel. # and ijust can't help believing... and emotional but special day to celebrate the life of tom parker, who meant so much to so many people in bolton and beyond. abi smitton, bbc news. incredible day. money raised from that walk will be going to the 'ahead of the game foundation', which supported tom and his family after his diagnosis. we're joined now by their founder — dave bolton. morning. we are looking at a fete day. an incredible day. so many people there. how did you know tom? i got to know tom and basically 2014 _ i got to know tom and basically 2014 i— i got to know tom and basically 2014. i came home from work and had a 15 2014. i came home from work and had a i5 minute _ 2014. i came home from work and had a 15 minute nocturnal seizure. i woke _ a 15 minute nocturnal seizure. i woke up— a 15 minute nocturnal seizure. i woke up to _ a 15 minute nocturnal seizure. i woke up to paramedics in my bedroom. i had stopped breathing. long story short. _ i had stopped breathing. long story short. i_ i had stopped breathing. long story short. i had — i had stopped breathing. long story short, i had a brain tumour. it was

a iow— short, i had a brain tumour. it was a low grade — short, i had a brain tumour. it was a low grade two. had a deeper iooking~ — a low grade two. had a deeper looking. then a year later, i went for a _ looking. then a year later, i went for a random scan. looking. then a year later, i went fora random scan. it looking. then a year later, i went for a random scan. it had grown in the fora random scan. it had grown in the centrai— for a random scan. it had grown in the central hemisphere of my brain. that was— the central hemisphere of my brain. that was the same brain tumour that tom had _ that was the same brain tumour that tom had i— that was the same brain tumour that tom had. lam that was the same brain tumour that tom had. i am currently 2% of the worid's_ tom had. i am currently 2% of the world's population to be surviving so long _ world's population to be surviving so long past my diagnosis, because the statistics around brain tumours are horrific, — the statistics around brain tumours are horrific, especially what me and tom had _ are horrific, especially what me and tom had. only 25% of people get past the year _ tom had. only 25% of people get past the year. only 17% get past two years — the year. only 17% get past two years to — the year. only 17% get past two years. to be 5% is five years. to be where _ years. to be 5% is five years. to be where i _ years. to be 5% is five years. to be where i am — years. to be 5% is five years. to be where i am currently, there are only 2% of— where i am currently, there are only 2% of survivors. i'm quite far past what _ 2% of survivors. i'm quite far past what i _ 2% of survivors. i'm quite far past what i should be. i have become thishow— what i should be. i have become thishow for a lot of people, i think — thishow for a lot of people, i think so _ thishow for a lot of people, i think. so when someone well—known .ets think. so when someone well—known gets diagnosed with a brain tumour, i gets diagnosed with a brain tumour, | -et gets diagnosed with a brain tumour, i get tonnes of posts on instagram. i get tonnes of posts on instagram. i reached _ i get tonnes of posts on instagram. i reached out to tom and said what i had been _ i reached out to tom and said what i had been through. and said if you ever need — had been through. and said if you ever need anybody to talk to, especially who someone who has been

through— especially who someone who has been through what you are going through, i'm here _ through what you are going through, i'm here for— through what you are going through, i'm here foryou. didn't through what you are going through, i'm here for you. didn't expect anything — i'm here for you. didn't expect anything back from you. i got a message — anything back from you. i got a message saying, thanks, brother. then— message saying, thanks, brother. then his _ message saying, thanks, brother. then his wife reached out to me and we started _ then his wife reached out to me and we started talking through her. then tom~ _ we started talking through her. then tom~ then— we started talking through her. then tom. then me and tom spoke every day for nearly— tom. then me and tom spoke every day for nearly two _ tom. then me and tom spoke every day for nearly two years.— for nearly two years. every day? wow. for nearly two years. every day? wow- what _ for nearly two years. every day? wow. what were _ for nearly two years. every day? wow. what were those - for nearly two years. every day? i wow. what were those conversations like? its, wow. what were those conversations like? . ., ., wow. what were those conversations like? ., ., like? a lot of it was good banter. he was a northerner. _ like? a lot of it was good banter. he was a northerner. for- like? a lot of it was good banter. he was a northerner. for me, i like? a lot of it was good banter. | he was a northerner. for me, i've been — he was a northerner. for me, i've been through some of the worst symptoms and conditions that are chemotherapy and treatment has. having _ chemotherapy and treatment has. having someone to lean on... i remember— having someone to lean on... i remember one night getting a text message _ remember one night getting a text message around 12 o'clock, one o'clock— message around 12 o'clock, one o'clock in— message around 12 o'clock, one o'clock in the morning saying, i'm scared _ o'clock in the morning saying, i'm scared so — o'clock in the morning saying, i'm scared so i — o'clock in the morning saying, i'm scared. so i went, finally. i talked him through. tell them what i've been _ him through. tell them what i've been through. i was that support. i also think— been through. i was that support. i also think i— been through. i was that support. i also think i was that hope for him, to see _ also think i was that hope for him, to see someone so far past where they should be with a blast to, with they should be with a blast to, with the statistics, gave him hope. given those stats. — the statistics, gave him hope. given those stats, how— the statistics, gave him hope. given

those stats, how would _ the statistics, gave him hope. given those stats, how would you - the statistics, gave him hope. (1: azi those stats, how would you manage to offer hope and encouragement and support, when the odds are stacked against you? it’s support, when the odds are stacked against you?— against you? it's basically trying to say that. _ against you? it's basically trying to say that, the _ against you? it's basically trying to say that, the medical- against you? it's basically trying to say that, the medical will- against you? it's basically trying to say that, the medical will go | against you? it's basically trying l to say that, the medical will go on averages — to say that, the medical will go on averages i— to say that, the medical will go on averages. i have gone so far from where _ averages. i have gone so far from where i— averages. i have gone so far from where i should be. there is nothing anything _ where i should be. there is nothing anything special about me. ijust refuse _ anything special about me. ijust refuse to — anything special about me. ijust refuse to die. i asked tom if he had ever an _ refuse to die. i asked tom if he had ever an average of anything. he said no. ever an average of anything. he said no i— ever an average of anything. he said no i said. _ ever an average of anything. he said no. i said, why should you be average — no. i said, why should you be average now? using my story to say there _ average now? using my story to say there is— average now? using my story to say there is another way. there is also hope _ there is another way. there is also hope as— there is another way. there is also hope as well. tell us about the war? 0h, hope as well. tell us about the war? 0h. the _ hope as well. tell us about the war? 0h. the work— hope as well. tell us about the war? oh, the work was amazing. there's me and kelsey _ oh, the work was amazing. there's me and kelsey it— oh, the work was amazing. there's me and kelsey. it was set up by tom's cousin— and kelsey. it was set up by tom's cousin and — and kelsey. it was set up by tom's cousin and noreen, who you have just seen _ cousin and noreen, who you have just seen they— cousin and noreen, who you have just seen. they contacted us. i had a close _ seen. they contacted us. i had a close relationship with noreen through— close relationship with noreen through tom. basically said, would you get— through tom. basically said, would you get involved with the walk? say set it _ you get involved with the walk? say set it up _ you get involved with the walk? say set it up themselves. they were hoping — set it up themselves. they were hoping for— set it up themselves. they were hoping for 100 people to turn up. the amount of people, it was an amazing — the amount of people, it was an amazing day. it was raining at the

beginning — amazing day. it was raining at the beginning. tom nature of the sun came _ beginning. tom nature of the sun came out — beginning. tom nature of the sun came out it _ beginning. tom nature of the sun came out. it was amazing to see so many— came out. it was amazing to see so many people. it was incredible. people — many people. it was incredible. people facing their own problems too. some of those were fans with a personal connection?— too. some of those were fans with a personal connection? that's it. what i tuite personal connection? that's it. what i quite liked — personal connection? that's it. what i quite liked it _ personal connection? that's it. what i quite liked it wasn't _ personal connection? that's it. what i quite liked it wasn'tjust_ personal connection? that's it. what i quite liked it wasn't just family i i quite liked it wasn'tjust family and friends. they allowed the fans to come — and friends. they allowed the fans to come. they really made the walk. waiking _ to come. they really made the walk. walking along and talking to people, there were three girls especially who all— there were three girls especially who all had different brain tumours. they followed myself. i was talking to them, _ they followed myself. i was talking to them, giving them advice. just seeing _ to them, giving them advice. just seeing how tom's legacy touched so many— seeing how tom's legacy touched so many different people. one girl said she had _ many different people. one girl said she had been through really hard times— she had been through really hard times are — she had been through really hard times are suffering from depression and tom's— times are suffering from depression and tom's music pulled her out of that _ and tom's music pulled her out of that i— and tom's music pulled her out of that i think. _ and tom's music pulled her out of that. ithink, yeah, tom's reads, he was quite _ that. ithink, yeah, tom's reads, he was quite an— that. ithink, yeah, tom's reads, he was quite an incredible person, so down—to—earth, loved his family so hard _ down—to—earth, loved his family so hard he _ down—to—earth, loved his family so hard he was — down—to—earth, loved his family so hard. he was passionate about making change _ hard. he was passionate about making change because we said that our

iegacy— change because we said that our legacy was going to be changing how brain tumours are funded, talked about— brain tumours are funded, talked about and — brain tumours are funded, talked about and also knowledge. hopefully i can carry _ about and also knowledge. hopefully i can carry on that legacy.— i can carry on that legacy. thank ou. it i can carry on that legacy. thank you- it has _ i can carry on that legacy. thank you. it has been _ i can carry on that legacy. thank you. it has been nice _ i can carry on that legacy. thank you. it has been nice to - i can carry on that legacy. thank you. it has been nice to talk i i can carry on that legacy. thank you. it has been nice to talk to l i can carry on that legacy. thank. you. it has been nice to talk to you today. forshowing you. it has been nice to talk to you today. for showing us those pictures. it started a little rainy but lorries by the end of the day. thank you. thank you for having me as weit _ we've been talking a lot about the euros this morning. but let's head over to birmingham now, where mike has all the latest on the commonwealth games. mike, what are the key moments to look out for today? good morning. yes. it could be a marvellous monday for northern ireland. one of their big gold medal hopes, rhys mcclenaghan, will be hoping to retain his commonwealth title on the pommel horse. been defending champion doesn't guarantee you anything. even if you are the world record—holder, just ask adam peaty. in one of the shocks of the

games so far last night, he came fourth in the final of the 100 metres breaststroke as joe fourth in the final of the 100 metres breaststroke asjoe lynskey reports. here he is. in the life and times of adam peaty, one thing is constant. he hadn't lost a 100 metre breaststroke race for seven years, and halfway through this final, he was still on course. butjust ten weeks ago, he broke his foot. so where he'd push, instead, he faded. a different englishman pounced. james wilby wins gold! and that isjust a massive result in his life. james wilby took the chance and peaty missed a medal, but kept perspective. when it comes down to the race, sometimes it doesn't go to plan. but you know, that's a lack of training, as you said, lack of racing. i'm a fighter. and, you know, sometimes you have got to have these moments where... ...to keep on fighting, really. at the end of the day, we're both, you know, incredible racers. we all know what adam's capable of. and, you know, taking your opportunities, racing the best race you can on the night. but, yeah, i'm so

happy, so thrilled. to win gold meant so much to england's alice tyne. the para—swimmer had her leg amputated in january. she did itjust to ease the pain she felt. now things were so different. and few have earned a medal quite like her. i'vejust, you know, i've been learning to walk again, and i didn't even think i'd be able to race at the end of this season. but i'm so grateful that team england let me come here and race, and i... ..yeah, i'll try not to cry. i can't believe that i just won that. for the athletes and the nations, these games can change the mood. james ball had made a breakthrough. he'd won three silvers before. now in the tandem sprint, got his first gold. it was wales' first of these games too. at sutton park in triathlon, england were dominance. golds in the mixed relay and in two para—triathlons,

where david ellis and katie crowhurst stayed in sync with their guides. they shared the spotlight. a place jake jarman's been thrust into. at just 20, he's risen to it. it's a hugely impressive all—around performance by the 20—year—old. jarman won all—around gold, then stood with his team—mates. james hall had been in pain, but got silver. it's why these are the friendly games, and forjarman, a first platform to make his name. joe lynskey, bbc news. one other story to bring you up date to with. england cyclist matt walls has been released from hospital after he was involved in a crash, in which he and his bike flew into the crowd in the velodrome. walls, the olympic champion, has stitches in his forehead and scrapes and bruises, but luckily no major injuries. two spectators were also treated at the scene. laura kenny said she'd spoken to her husband jason

in the aftermath of the incident, saying she wasn't sure she wanted to carry on, and she's called for bigger barriers or screens to be fitted in velodromes, with riders reaching higher speeds. a look at the medals table to see how yesterday's results leave them. england into second. scotland are seventh with two gold medals so far. there's wales in 10th, thanks to that gold medal from james ball in the velodrome. northern ireland joint 15th. but that could change if rhys mclenahan can strike gold again. i don't want to jinx i don't want tojinx him. the first sport under way is the table tennis and medals will be handed out in the women's team event. wales can win the bronze, their team includes is—year—old anna hursey. this is her second commonwealth games. we featured her four years ago on the gold coast

when she wasjust ii. now she's one of the most talked about stars in the table tennis. who could ever forget of the gold coast and the hijinks that happened there? we remember it with fondness. thank you very much indeed. stay with us, headlines coming up.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and sally nugent. our headlines today. the pride of the lionesses. england's women are champions of europe. chloe kelly's goal well into extra time secured the victory over germany and england's first major tournament success since 1966. # it's coming home! the celebrations spilled over into the post—match press conference. the party in the stadium was carried on across england — the delight of fans echoed by messages of congratulation from the queen, the prime minister and many more. that party will continue here in

trafalgar square later with thousands of fans gathering. the england team will be on that stage as part of a special show this lunchtime. three of the lionesses started their careers in blackburn and for these young players, it is absolutely massive. it's a big week for news about our energy bills. we find out how high costs could go in october and if there could be another rise sooner than expected. i'll have all the details. a big shock at the commonwealth games. world record—holder adam peaty is beaten into fourth place in the 100m breaststroke, won by fellow englishman james wilby. good morning, some will start on a cloudy note with showers. that will melt, it will dry, many having a dry day with sunshine until the rain

comes in from the west later. all the details throughout the programme. it's monday, the ist of august. our main story. football has come home. england's lionesses have made history in a dramatic win against old rivals germany in the european championship final. there were scenes ofjoy on and off the pitch, as a record—breaking 87,000 fans packed wembley stadium for the nail—biting game. it's the first major trophy for england since the men's world cup win in 1966. sports correspondent natalie pirks looks back at an historic night for women's football. commentator: the lionesses' first-ever major trophy. - they say the best things come to those who wait. england, european champions. and after waiting a lifetime, the lionesses were determined to enjoy it. from the glitter angels on the wembley turf to storming

their manager's press conference. who can blame them for revelling in the moment? # it's coming home, it's coming i home, it's coming home, it's coming! in the electric atmosphere of the national stadium, sarina wiegman had yet again put herfaith in an unchanged team. she predicted a physical match and she was spot—on. that should be a foul. one of them was. butjust when england thought they were in control, the best chance of the first half fell to germany. what a scramble! earps grabs, somehow england survive. the sight of mary earps smothering the ball was a welcome one. ten seconds of holding my breath there. the second half came and it was time to send on the super—subs. could toone and russo make the difference again? a perfectly weighted pass found ella in acres and she knewjust what to do. ella toone is through here.

ella toone for england! oh, yes! wembley erupted. everyone was on their feet for this unbelievable piece of vision. we have lift—off! but, come on, this is germany. did you think they would back down? england's goal was living a charmed life and that was their final warning as the deutsch express train kept on coming. equaliser for germany. extra time loomed. we'd all been here before. any mistake now would be punished, any goal could prove decisive. and england had a corner. cue pandemonium. another substitute, chloe kelly, had battled back from injury to keep her euros dream alive. no wonder the top was off, swirled round and round in delight. a delirious wembley held its collective breath

until the final whistle. it felt like an age. it's all over! but, finally, the moment a nation had been waiting for arrived. european champions for the very first time. it doesn't seem real. i'm absolutely buzzing my head off. best day of my life. i can't even explain what it feels like. just look what it means to the players and what it means to the fans. for the generations that came before them and for the generations that will come after them. it's impossible to overstate the impact of this win. the legacy of this tournament is the change in society, it is everything that we have done. we have brought everybody together, we have got people at games. we want them to come to wsl games. the legacy of this team and that is the start of the journey.

a women was my england game in the final at— a women was my england game in the final at wembley. i have no voice left at _ final at wembley. i have no voice left at ait — final at wembley. i have no voice left at all. it final at wembley. i have no voice left at all. ., . final at wembley. i have no voice left at all. . , . , left at all. it was incredible. amazing- — left at all. it was incredible. amazing. amazing, - left at all. it was incredible. l amazing. amazing, amazing. left at all. it was incredible. i amazing. amazing, amazing. it left at all. it was incredible. - amazing. amazing, amazing. it was quality. probably one of the best performances i have seen the english team put in. performances i have seen the english team but in— team put in. well done, lionesses. it was amazing- _ the queen told the players their success goes beyond this trophy. the lionesses have set an example to the nation. nevertheless, there's a new name in the history books and it belongs to the hosts on the night football finally came home. natalie pirks, bbc news, wembley. it still does not feel real. when you listen to the interviews. brilliantly chaotic. and you see the atmosphere. the fans going into wembley. what a brilliant mood there was before the game, after the game. great to see. and a record crowd.

let's take a look at some of the reaction following that historic win. the england men's captain harry kane shared this picture of the moment the lionesses lifted the trophy, simply saying... "what a moment". other famous faces cheering on the team — spice girls mel c and geri horner. mel c posted this picture and a caption telling the players they'd inspired a "generation of young women to lace up their boots and take on the boys". and from the spice girls to david baddiel, who wrote the football classic football's coming home, tweeted... chloe kelly, who scored the winning goal in the second half of a nail—biting extra time, posted this picture of herself on the team bus with that all—importa nt trophy. loving the hat.

and this sums it all up. captain leah williamson posted this of the team in the dressing room. they are still dancing. we did not let them sing very long. i am sure there is more where that came from. john is in trafalgar square where there will be singing and quite a lot of noise later for that celebration. we're joined now by former lioness and presenter alex scott. good morning. iam interested good morning. i am interested to know if you have any voice left. hagar know if you have any voice left. how are ou? know if you have any voice left. how are you? is — know if you have any voice left. how are you? is this _ know if you have any voice left. how are you? is this even _ know if you have any voice left. hmn are you? is this even real know if you have any voice left. pinion are you? is this even real life? i woke up this morning and thought it was all a woke up this morning and thought it was alla dream. woke up this morning and thought it was all a dream. it woke up this morning and thought it was all a dream.— was all a dream. it does not feel real. but was all a dream. it does not feel real- itut it _ was all a dream. it does not feel real. but it is. _ was all a dream. it does not feel real. but it is. and _ was all a dream. it does not feel real. but it is. and hearing i was all a dream. it does not feel real. but it is. and hearing the l real. but it is. and hearing the action, it _

real. but it is. and hearing the action. it got _ real. but it is. and hearing the action, it got me _ real. but it is. and hearing the action, it got me emotional i real. but it is. and hearing the i action, it got me emotional again. because these lionesses... i am going again thinking about it. they have raised the bar, changed the way women's football is viewed for ever. there is no going back. it is women's football is viewed for ever. there is no going back.— there is no going back. it is so matical. there is no going back. it is so magical- is _ there is no going back. it is so magical. is this _ there is no going back. it is so magical. is this the _ there is no going back. it is so magical. is this the landmark i there is no going back. it is so - magical. is this the landmark moment the sport, the game needed? obviously there is a lot of excitement and inspiration and young girls who will be inspired to take up girls who will be inspired to take up the game. what needs to change right now? it up the game. what needs to change riaht now? . up the game. what needs to change riaht now? , ., . ., ., ,, right now? it will be tragic to take an ste ts right now? it will be tragic to take any steps back — right now? it will be tragic to take any steps back after _ right now? it will be tragic to take any steps back after what - right now? it will be tragic to take any steps back after what we i any steps back after what we witnessed notjust yesterday but through the whole tournament. ian wright said it brilliantly about giving opportunity now to every single girl to go and play football, if they want to. no restrictions. sally, you have covered women's football. yesterday i said it is

like the 99 moment, the usa women won the world cup and it changed everything for them. they fight for more in that country which is why they have been dominant. winning the trophy yesterday is that moment for this country and actually, notjust this country and actually, notjust this country. i would say it was a winning moment for women's football in europe. i winning moment for women's football in euro e. ., ., winning moment for women's football in euroe. ., ., i. in europe. i love what you said yesterday. _ in europe. i love what you said yesterday, there _ in europe. i love what you said yesterday, there was - in europe. i love what you said yesterday, there was a - in europe. i love what you said. yesterday, there was a moment in europe. i love what you said - yesterday, there was a moment when i could tell you where off script and talking about times perhaps when people did not believe in women's football. stadiums were not available to them. in this moment this morning, it must be great to be able to say ok, all bets are off, we have done it. able to say ok, all bets are off, we have done it— have done it. come up with the toods. have done it. come up with the goods- come — have done it. come up with the goods- come up _ have done it. come up with the goods. come up with _ have done it. come up with the goods. come up with the i have done it. come up with the l goods. come up with the goods. have done it. come up with the i goods. come up with the goods. that is my problem, i am never on script!

it comes out, i cannot hold back. i was part of the euros board that has gone into everything and see the hard work to get the tournament to where it is, the amount of people who pulled out and said no. the fight to get the tournament going and for people to be involved. we knew this, we needed support. we knew this, we needed support. we knew the vision and it was there for women's football. i hope so many people woke up yesterday and realised it is the time to get involved. like i said yesterday, the train has left the station and it is gathering speed. irate train has left the station and it is gathering speed.— train has left the station and it is gathering speed. we know high level sort is gathering speed. we know high level sport is about _ gathering speed. we know high level sport is about money _ gathering speed. we know high level sport is about money and _ gathering speed. we know high level| sport is about money and commercial deals. businesses getting involved, funding at the grassroots. it needs cash to make it work. is this the turning point that businesses and commercial organisations say there is money to be made and the rest

comes with it as much as the men's grain? it comes with it as much as the men's train? . ., comes with it as much as the men's train? , ., ., , ., , grain? it is a no-brainer. every sinale grain? it is a no-brainer. every single lioness _ grain? it is a no-brainer. every single lioness has _ grain? it is a no-brainer. every single lioness has been - grain? it is a no-brainer. every single lioness has been on i grain? it is a no-brainer. every single lioness has been on a i grain? it is a no-brainer. every- single lioness has been on a journey of struggle, overcoming stuff. they are the most relatable people to sell your products in the most authentic way. ijust sell your products in the most authentic way. i just don't get sell your products in the most authentic way. ijust don't get it. hopefully, this is the moment people have woke up and, thank you to everyone who came notjust to an england game, the other games. smashing records across the board this tournament, thanks to everyone that believed in the sport from the beginning. i that believed in the sport from the beatinnin. ~ ., that believed in the sport from the bettinnin. ~ ., i. that believed in the sport from the bettinnin. ~ ., ,, ., beginning. i know you met tess at wemble . beginning. i know you met tess at wembley- talk — beginning. i know you met tess at wembley. talk about _ beginning. i know you met tess at wembley. talk about relatable i beginning. i know you met tess at | wembley. talk about relatable and inspirational. its, wembley. talk about relatable and inspirational-— inspirational. a star of the future, that one. she _ inspirational. a star of the future, that one. she will _

inspirational. a star of the future, that one. she will be _ inspirational. a star of the future, that one. she will be a _ inspirational. a star of the future, that one. she will be a star- inspirational. a star of the future, that one. she will be a star in i inspirational. a star of the future, i that one. she will be a star in some way. that one. she will be a star in some wa . ., ,., ., that one. she will be a star in some wa . ., ., , ., , way. how important is it that girls like tess watch _ way. how important is it that girls like tess watch this _ way. how important is it that girls like tess watch this and _ way. how important is it that girls like tess watch this and do - way. how important is it that girls like tess watch this and do not. way. how important is it that girls i like tess watch this and do not hold back? it like tess watch this and do not hold back? , ., , , , like tess watch this and do not hold back? , ., , ,, ., back? it is not 'ust tess. leah wiuiamson — back? it is notjust tess. leah williamson said _ back? it is notjust tess. leah williamson said yesterday, i back? it is notjust tess. leah williamson said yesterday, it| back? it is notjust tess. leahl williamson said yesterday, it is back? it is notjust tess. leah - williamson said yesterday, it is the change in society. young girls and boys are growing up saying, witnessing that yesterday, that is the norm. football is for everyone. not comparing anything. this is and how it needs to be. so not comparing anything. this is and how it needs to be.— not comparing anything. this is and how it needs to be. so many amazing moments and — how it needs to be. so many amazing moments and images _ how it needs to be. so many amazing moments and images of _ how it needs to be. so many amazing moments and images of this - moments and images of this tournament. if you had to pick one, what is it? , ., , what is it? yesterday. i am still dreaming- _ what is it? yesterday. i am still dreaming- i _ what is it? yesterday. i am still dreaming. ithink— what is it? yesterday. i am still dreaming. i think it _ what is it? yesterday. i am still dreaming. i think it will - what is it? yesterday. i am still dreaming. i think it will be - what is it? yesterday. i am still. dreaming. i think it will be special later with the victory parade at trafalgar square to see everyone come out and the girls to lift that trophy in front of everyone. i cannot take it.

it is too much. go and have a lie down beforehand. i have to get ready. i have got to get to trafalgar square. great to talk to you. thank you. you have to get to trafalgar square and so have we. we are going there now. john is there ahead of the victory event. ,., ., john is there ahead of the victory event. h, ., ., john is there ahead of the victory event. ,., ., ., ., ., ., event. good morning. hello, good morninu. event. good morning. hello, good morning- i— event. good morning. hello, good morning- i do _ event. good morning. hello, good morning. i do not _ event. good morning. hello, good morning. i do not think— event. good morning. hello, good morning. i do not think alex - event. good morning. hello, good morning. i do not think alex will i morning. i do not think alex will have much chance of a lie down because she will be on the stage for a special show coming from trafalgar square in london. we will see the england team when they arrive just before lunchtime, on stage around 12:40pm. we can relive it again with the gates open at 11 o'clock. around 7000 allowed in. a first come, first served, so if you want to relive it, you need to get here early because numbers will be limited for this

special show. numbers will be limited for this specialshow. if numbers will be limited for this special show. if you cannot get here, it will be shown on bbc one around 12:35pm. it was a special day yesterday and this tournament has been about the fans as much as the england players because they have created incredible atmospheres at stadiums, no more so than at wembley yesterday, a record attendance for any european championship match. there was one fan who had a very special day and her dreams came true. remember eight—year—old tess? these were the pictures of her after the semifinal win. she was dancing joyously. we were all tess in that moment. she captured the mood of the nation and captured our hearts with the dancing and we thought we had to track her down and make sure she could get to the final yesterday and thanks to the help of bbc sport and many others we did that and got her

tickets to the final and as we can show you now, it was a special day. i am not sure she slept much last night. who's going to win? england! is that tess from tv? yeah! _ tess, you're here! wahey! can you believe what the last few days have been like? crazy. they've been crazy. because i've been on a lot of phone calls, running around, jumping on the sofas, like, "yeah!" shall we get you ready for this game? yeah! come on, let's do it. let's go, come on. so, you got the face paint? yeah. you got the flag? yeah. how are the dance moves? # i'm feeling fine...#

tess? yeah. as if the day can get any crazier... yeah. ..you're about to go live on bbc one with gabby and the crew. i can't wait. are you ready? i'm nervous. don't be. you'll be fab. 0k. let's go, let's do it. hello. she's made it down to wembley. tess, welcome. hello. how positive are you feeling about england today? i'm feeling very positive, and i feel like we can win this match. do you? and you still... i know russo's a big fan of yours — you're a big fan of hers, should i say? she probably is a big fan of yours! yeah. do you still feel she could be the difference today? yeah. i feel like she can do a lot of things to help our team. yeah, she's been doing brilliantly, hasn't she?

actually, speaking about that, i've got a little message for you. just have a little look over there for me, will you? hi, tess. - it's alessia here. just wanted to say a massive thank you for all your- support this summer. we've loved hearing - you on the tv and on twitter. so much so, i'd likel to give you this shirt just to say thank you. hope you love it. - and we hope to see you soon. wow! and look what i've -ot here for you. oh, my gosh! there you go. it says, "to tess, best wishes, russo, a. russo. " wow! alex is a big fan of yours as well. i'm a huge fan, and i'm a huge fan of your dancing as well. _ are we going to see| more of that today? yes, definitely! it's so great to meet you in the flesh, tess. you've given so many people such joy. and i think you personify what this is all about. so, enjoy today. thank you. bye! oh, my goodness! commentary: toone is through here. emma toone for england... _

oh, yes! what a goal! it's deep. oh, it's in! it's all over! england... ..european champions. woo! tess! hello! they did it! how are we feeling? good. great. woo!

that is great. can you believe they won? no! yes! what did you make of the game? it was amazing! how were your nerves in there? scared. i was very scared. and you've got your shirt? woo! show us the shirt. can you believe you got an england win and alessia russo's shirt? no, i can't believe it. has this been the best day ever? yes! are you going to be singing all the way home? yes! woo! # sweet caroline, bom, bom, bom. # good times never felt so good. # so good, so good, so good.# yes, it is very hard not to be a little bit inspired by tess, first for her boundless energy and for

living in the moment, being herself and finally, the dance moves. look what can happen when you are true to yourself. she did that in the stands after the semifinal win and i know tess, her mum and family will want me to say thank you to everyone involved, everyone on the programme for making her dreams come true and to alessia russo for giving her the shirt from the semifinal. we talk about legacy, herteam shirt from the semifinal. we talk about legacy, her team who tess plays for, they say they have received so many calls from young girls who want to play now. you talk about legacy, there it is. studio: john, great to hear, and thank you to you for guiding tess through the day yesterday. or did she guide you? her enthusiasm is infectious. it was amazing. we will be back with john later in the programme where he

is at trafalgar square where there will be a big party later on. the moral of the story, he more tess. and we could be more carol. good morning. some of us started on a sunny note as you can see from the picture. there is quite a bit of cloud around in southern, western and eastern areas. a lot of it will melt away. some of it currently producing showers. there will be dry weather and sunshine and in the afternoon, cloud will gather in the west and rain will arrive and the wind strength. in the sunshine in north—east scotland, we could have 20 degrees. maybe 27 in the south—east. this evening, we start on a dry note but the rain in the west will quickly push to the east and we will have a weather front trailing across northern england

into the midlands and wales. it will be a humid night. temperatures falling away to 10—18. tomorrow we have a weather front across parts of england and wales. as it moves south it will weaken. we do not expect rain where we need it in the far south—east. to the north, cloud, sunshine and showers in the north and west. a humid and breezy day with temperatures 15—27. wednesday, we still have the weather front across southern parts of england. spots of rain. not much if any getting to the south—east. move north and we see sunshine but in scotland and northern ireland, cloud and showers moving west to east followed by further showers and temperatures 15—29. again, it will feel humid.

a man will appear in court today, charged with the murder of nine—year—old lilia valutyte. lilia was stabbed to death in boston town centre on thursday. our reporterjessica lane is there for us this morning. we can see the flowers behind you. bring us up—to—date. lincolnshire police have charged 22—year—old deividas skebas from boston with murder. it is after nine—year—old lilia valutyte was found on fountain lane in the centre of town around 6:20pm on thursday with what police say is a suspected stab wound. she later died. police say the family are being supported by trained officers and their welfare is a priority for the force. police say following information supplied by the public and

intelligence armed officers made the arrest on saturday in central park around the corner from here and you can see the tributes brought down by people in boston over the weekend. teddy bears, flowers and candles. people coming together in memory of the nine—year—old. and the 22—year—old deividas skebas will appear at lincoln magistrates later today. the first ship carrying ukrainian grain has left the southern port city of odesa this morning — under a landmark deal with russia. it was loaded with 26,000 tonnes of corn and will sail to lebanon as part of a plan aimed at easing a global food crisis. our ukraine correspondentjames waterhouse is in odesa this morning. he is on the water. how significant is this moment? it is he is on the water. how significant is this moment?— is this moment? it is hugely significant- _ is this moment? it is hugely

significant. it _ is this moment? it is hugely significant. it is _ is this moment? it is hugely significant. it is a _ is this moment? it is hugely significant. it is a small - is this moment? it is hugely| significant. it is a small start is this moment? it is hugely - significant. it is a small start but vitally important. notjust to ukraine and its damaged economy, but to some of the poorest countries in the world that are some of the biggest grain customers. i do not know if you can see the vessel heading out with the corner. you might be able to see the white cranes on top of its lengthy hull. it is going along a route surrounded by dem. and we have seen demining along the path and there have been preparations. we have seen grain dust as the vessels are loaded. we cannot film the port because they are wary of the russians using the footage for potential air strikes. this is a big moment. it is the

first time these vessels have left ukraine since the 24th of february when the war broke out. people are not getting carried away because trust is rock bottom. the deal was signed on friday but the war remains active as ever. and this is a drop in the ocean if you compare it to the 5 million tonnes of grain ukraine was exporting every month before the conflict. there is a long way to go and it is hoped the deal will last four months. but still, a welcome sight.— the actor nichelle nichols has died aged 89. she was best known for playing lieutenant uhura in star trek — and a particular catchphrase. hailing frequencies open, sir. mr spock, sometimes, i think if i hear that word frequency once more, i'll cry.

she was one of the first black actors in the us to play an authority figure. and she was also among the first to portray an inter—racial kiss. she was later employed by nasa, to encourage more women and african—americans to become astronauts. an incredible career and hugely influential. we should find out this month how much higher our energy bills will rise to in october. speculation is growing and there are fears about how people will cope. ben's here with the details. what will happen? i know you cannot say exactly but what do we think will happen? this is the part of the problem. the difficulty through all these price rises has been knowing with certaintyjust how much more expensive things are going to get. this is the figure now. just under £2000

if you are in a household using a typical amount of energy and you're on a default tariff paying by direct debit. this was a 54% increase when it came in on the first of april. but the latest forecast from cornwall insight predicts that in october bills could rocket again to over £3000. this figure will be updated this week and it could go higher. their forecast is usually a pretty good guide to what ofgem — the regulator — ends up doing. charities say it could push around 8.2 million people — or one in three british households — into energy poverty. that's when homes spend more than 10% of their total income on energy. that figure has been calculated after considering the impact of the £400 discount due to every household in the uk. the other thing we will find out this week is just how often the price cap changes. it could go from every six months to three.

it would mean when the wholesale price does go down our bills would drop sooner. but that isn't expected to happen any time soon so it could mean anotherjump in our bills injanuary. meanwhile, the government told us, "we are providing £37 billion of help for households including the £400 discount on energy bills, and £1,200 of direct support for the most vulnerable households." we will not get the figure for the energy cap until the 26th of august and that will tell us what the average bill will go up to from october. thank you. we will continue the euros party in the next 45 minutes. time to get the news where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm asad ahmad.

so it's happened — and just like in 1966, it all happened at wembley. it's in! and that winning goal was scored by a west londoner who was brought up not that far from wembley, in hanwell. chloe kelly used to make two hour round trips as a teenager to go training at arsenal. before that, she was playing at queen's park rangers. honestly, it's amazing. thank you everyone that came out to support us. this is what dreams are made of as a young girl watching women's football. now this. wow, it's unbelievable. and as the goal went in, thousands of people in trafalgar square watching the game, celebrated. and there will be more celebrations in a few hours' time as the england squad — together with the trophy — head to trafalgar square early this afternoon. 7,000 fans will be allowed in the square to enjoy the spectacle. they'll will be allowed in — for free — on a first come,

first served basis, from 11am. if you want to head into town for that, orjust be a part of the atmosphere, i'll give you the latest tube situation after this. a short walk from trafalgar square is the flagship store of greggs bakery. the reason it's in the news is that westminster council has refused it permission to start opening all night. the store in leicester square wanted to open 2a hours a day, selling food and non—alcoholic drinks, but the council accepted police concerns that it would increase anti—social behaviour in the area. now the tube board. now the weather with rich davis. hello, good morning. it is a fairly cloudy start for many of us today, with the chance of a few showers about. things will probably stay dry as we head through the next few days or so. despite this front moving in,

i think we're going to escape most of the wet weather, although it is going to be drawing in some rather humid air as we make your way through to tuesday and wednesday, too. but for the here and now, quite overcast, as i say, through the course of this morning. we do have the chance maybe ofjust seeing one or two showers dotted about through the morning, perhaps into the early part of this afternoon. but by the mid part of the afternoon, it's looking a lot drier and brighter, with that sunshine returning. temperatures today could be up at 27 degrees celsius. so we hold on to those pretty warm conditions. through this evening, well, we'll hold on to the sunshine as well. some sunny spells for the early parts of the evening. overnight, it's staying largely dry, with some cloud beginning to build up again by the early hours of tomorrow morning. the temperatures not really dropping away too much at all, down to 16 at the lowest. so it is going to be quite a warm and muggy feel as we make our way into tuesday. through tomorrow, a pretty similar day. we'll have some cloud through the morning, but some sunshine by the afternoon. turning warmer as we head through this week. but more sunshine and cooler

conditions by the end of this week. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast with ben thompson and sally nugent. we've been speaking all morning about that historic win by the lionesses last night. let's take a look at some of the celebrations on social media. the team's official account posted this picture of golden boot winner beth mead, surrounded by her mound of trophies. and this picture was taken of beth's proud parents watching from inside wembley. the queen sent her message of congratulations, saying, "you have all set an example that will be an inspiration for girls and women today, and for future generations."

the lionesses also had support from the men's team too. here's mason mount and phil foden filming their reactions to that historic win. it went crazy. what a moment. in a moment we'll speak tojohn watson who's in trafalgar square. but first, let'sjoin fiona lamdin, who's at blackburn rovers where three of the team started out. fi, i suspect you have a lot of very happy young footballers with you this morning? exactly. a week ago we said if they became _ exactly. a week ago we said if they became champions we would come back. yesterday. _ became champions we would come back. yesterday, when ella toone got that .oal yesterday, when ella toone got that goal we _ yesterday, when ella toone got that goal we texted to say we were coming back _

goal we texted to say we were coming back i_ goal we texted to say we were coming back i was _ goal we texted to say we were coming back. i was watching yesterday in manchester as the crowds erupted. over 2000 fans gathered in manchester city centre watching england's women in the euros finals for the first time in 13 years. here at manchester piccadilly, the euros have been so popular. they have doubled capacity and had to put up a second screen. and up and down the country, fans were willing england to win. we started off very good. we just need to get the goals in now. i think the manager will give them a talking to at half—time and i think we will_ see a calmer team come out after half—time and we will see some goals. we have been to so many games, me and the kids, and we have - had the best time ever. it is an inspiration to these youngsters. and then the moment the reason these fans were here — a goalfrom ella toone. but it wasn't long before germany equalised and we were into

extra time. a bit nervous, but i think we can do it. i think they can do it. very nervous. it is germany. you are bound to feel the nerves. but fans were finally rewarded with a second goal from chloe kelly. it means everything. i am so proud of them. i can't say any more. i can't describe it, i can't explain it. it is coming home. history — football history. # football's coming home. i am choked up. i am absolutely buzzing at the same time. england, number one in europe. so happy. scared it was going to go to penalties? perfect timing. we brought it home at last. it is the ladies. come on, girls. we so deserved that.

i can't believe it. i'm so happy. just absolutely elated. it is everything we wanted. it is inspiring for girls growing up and they can see it is possible. it is notjust a man's game any more. football came home. these girls are in exactly the same pathway that ella toone, that akira and georgia were in a few years ago. let me show you some of the things the girls have here. lilly, enjoy the girls have here. lilly, enjoy the boots, remember practice makes permanent love. we have got the boot, a boot, a golden boot from georgia, who gave it to one of the girls. let's come over and meet the

future girls. first of all, just tell me your reaction when ella toone scored yesterday?- tell me your reaction when ella toone scored yesterday? what did you do? iwas toone scored yesterday? what did you do? i was celebrating _ toone scored yesterday? what did you do? i was celebrating with _ toone scored yesterday? what did you do? i was celebrating with my - toone scored yesterday? what did you do? i was celebrating with my dad - do? i was celebrating with my dad and my grandad. you do? i was celebrating with my dad and my grandad-— do? i was celebrating with my dad and my grandad. you couldn't believe it. what and my grandad. you couldn't believe it- what about — and my grandad. you couldn't believe it. what about you? _ and my grandad. you couldn't believe it. what about you? i _ and my grandad. you couldn't believe it. what about you? i gave _ and my grandad. you couldn't believe it. what about you? i gave my - and my grandad. you couldn't believe it. what about you? i gave my nan i and my grandad. you couldn't believe it. what about you? i gave my nan a l it. what about you? i gave my nan a massive hug- _ it. what about you? i gave my nan a massive hug- i— it. what about you? i gave my nan a massive hug. i did _ it. what about you? i gave my nan a massive hug. i did georgia - it. what about you? i gave my nan a | massive hug. i did georgia stanway's secial massive hug. i did georgia stanway's special dance- _ massive hug. i did georgia stanway's special dance. we _ massive hug. i did georgia stanway's special dance. we have _ massive hug. i did georgia stanway's special dance. we have been - massive hug. i did georgia stanway's| special dance. we have been enjoying special dance. we have been en'oying that this morning. i special dance. we have been en'oying that this morning. you * special dance. we have been en'oying that this morning. you are h special dance. we have been en'oying that this morning. you are in h that this morning. you are in exactly the same pathway. you are getting exactly the same coaching and training the girls had a few years ago. i would have you lot, who wants to be professional? all of you. ok. what does it mean to see the three the lionesses that came from blackburn? it is the three the lionesses that came from blackburn?— the three the lionesses that came from blackburn? it is 'ust amazing that ms from blackburn? it is 'ust amazing that to girls h from blackburn? it is 'ust amazing that ms girls who _ from blackburn? it isjust amazing that ms girls who play _ from blackburn? it isjust amazing that ms girls who play for - from blackburn? it isjust amazing that ms girls who play for england | that m3 girls who play for england now played for blackburn when they were younger. now played for blackburn when they were younger-— now played for blackburn when they were younger. them three girls. how do ou were younger. them three girls. how do you think — were younger. them three girls. how do you think it _ were younger. them three girls. how do you think it has _ were younger. them three girls. how do you think it has changed? - were younger. them three girls. how do you think it has changed? do - were younger. them three girls. how do you think it has changed? do you| do you think it has changed? do you think you will be taken more seriously now?— think you will be taken more seriousl now? , ~ ., �*, seriously now? yes, i think women's football will — seriously now? yes, i think women's football will get _

seriously now? yes, i think women's football will get much _ seriously now? yes, i think women's football will get much better. - seriously now? yes, i think women's football will get much better. do - football will get much better. do bo s football will get much better. dy: boysin football will get much better. dr? boys in your class take you seriously?— boys in your class take you seriousl ? , ~ , ., seriously? they think they are better than — seriously? they think they are better than all _ seriously? they think they are better than all the _ seriously? they think they are better than all the girls. - seriously? they think they are better than all the girls. do i seriously? they think they are l better than all the girls. do you think that will _ better than all the girls. do you think that will change? - better than all the girls. do you think that will change? yeah. . better than all the girls. do you i think that will change? yeah. they let us 'oin think that will change? yeah. they let us join in _ think that will change? yeah. they let us join in but _ think that will change? yeah. they let us join in but they _ think that will change? yeah. they let us join in but they don't - think that will change? yeah. they let us join in but they don't really i let usjoin in but they don't really like take — let usjoin in but they don't really like take us— let usjoin in but they don't really like take us seriously. _ let usjoin in but they don't really like take us seriously. i— let us join in but they don't really like take us seriously.— like take us seriously. i am sure ou are like take us seriously. i am sure you are better— like take us seriously. i am sure you are better than _ like take us seriously. i am sure you are better than them, - like take us seriously. i am sure | you are better than them, aren't you? tell us about your connections with allah? mr; you? tell us about your connections with allah? ~ , ., you? tell us about your connections with allah? g ., ., , you? tell us about your connections with allah?— with allah? my dad has done a mortttae with allah? my dad has done a mortgage for _ with allah? my dad has done a mortgage for her _ with allah? my dad has done a mortgage for her and - with allah? my dad has done a mortgage for her and my - with allah? my dad has done aj mortgage for her and my mum with allah? my dad has done a - mortgage for her and my mum does her nails _ mortgage for her and my mum does her nails. ., , �* , mortgage for her and my mum does her nails. ., , �*, .., ., ., nails. lovely. let's come over to gemma- — nails. lovely. let's come over to gemma. gemma, _ nails. lovely. let's come over to gemma. gemma, the _ nails. lovely. let's come over to gemma. gemma, the goal. - nails. lovely. let's come over to gemma. gemma, the goal. you| nails. lovely. let's come over to - gemma. gemma, the goal. you train these girls. tell us about the goal? it went from georgia passing to akira, sublime vision to played into ella toone. she had the audacity to shoot, the skill to chip it over the goalkeeper. shoot, the skill to chip it over the goalkeeper-— shoot, the skill to chip it over the t-oalkeeer. ., �* , ., goalkeeper. couldn't be more proud. what did you — goalkeeper. couldn't be more proud. what did you do? _ goalkeeper. couldn't be more proud. what did you do? i _ goalkeeper. couldn't be more proud. what did you do? i watched - goalkeeper. couldn't be more proud. what did you do? i watched it - goalkeeper. couldn't be more proud. what did you do? i watched it at - what did you do? i watched it at home with _ what did you do? i watched it at home with my — what did you do? i watched it at home with my family. _ what did you do? i watched it at

home with my family. we - what did you do? i watched it at l home with my family. we watched what did you do? i watched it at - home with my family. we watched the game in its entirety, of course. as soon as that goal went in, oh my god, the celebrations. everybody jumped up, we were screaming and shouting, it was fantastic. haste jumped up, we were screaming and shouting, it was fantastic. have you messa . ed shouting, it was fantastic. have you messaged the _ shouting, it was fantastic. have you messaged the girls? _ shouting, it was fantastic. have you messaged the girls? not _ shouting, it was fantastic. have you messaged the girls? not at - shouting, it was fantastic. have you messaged the girls? not at this - messaged the girls? not at this mornint. messaged the girls? not at this morning- i _ messaged the girls? not at this morning. i did _ messaged the girls? not at this morning. i did on _ messaged the girls? not at this morning. i did on saturday - messaged the girls? not at this morning. i did on saturdayjust| messaged the girls? not at this i morning. i did on saturdayjust to wish them good luck. but not today. what are you doing here? you must be doing something right. three of your former girls are the lionesses? what former girls are the lionesses? what are we doing — former girls are the lionesses? what are we doing right? _ former girls are the lionesses? twist are we doing right? we have former girls are the lionesses? wusgt are we doing right? we have got really great staff. we have had great staff throughout our old programme that have been able to get the best out of the players. much like serena. she has been able to get the best out of them performing. we were talking about the astroturf that we are playing on. still more needs to be done? at}! that we are playing on. still more needs to be done?— that we are playing on. still more needs to be done? of course. what needs to be done? of course. what needs to be done? of course. what needs to be — needs to be done? of course. what needs to be done _ needs to be done? of course. what needs to be done is _ needs to be done? of course. what needs to be done is first _ needs to be done? of course. what needs to be done is first of - needs to be done? of course. what needs to be done is first of all - needs to be done? of course. what needs to be done is first of all to i needs to be done is first of all to celebrate the occasion. enjoy the moment. it now, let's use it as the

next catapult to get more investment, to get more exposure, more marketing and commercial investment. more marketing and commercial investment-— investment. brilliant. i need to take this opportunity _ investment. brilliant. i need to take this opportunity is - investment. brilliant. i need to take this opportunity is i'm i investment. brilliant. i need to | take this opportunity is i'm with one of the best managers, i was having kickabout later, and you weren't happy with the technique. give us a little tip.— give us a little tip. disclaimer, ou give us a little tip. disclaimer, you weren't — give us a little tip. disclaimer, you weren't coached _ give us a little tip. disclaimer, you weren't coached by i give us a little tip. disclaimer, i you weren't coached by blackburn rovers star. to score a goal you can use any part of your body except your hands. on this occasion, to give you technique, site of the foot for accuracy, laces strike for power. ok. side of the foot. if you can have a go at that. side power. ok. side of the foot. if you can have a go at that.— can have a go at that. side of the foot. can have a go at that. side of the foot- what _ can have a go at that. side of the foot- what a _ can have a go at that. side of the foot. what a result. _ can have a go at that. side of the foot. what a result. needs i can have a go at that. side of the foot. what a result. needs more| foot. what a result. needs more work. a foot. what a result. needs more work- a lot _ foot. what a result. needs more work. a lot more _ foot. what a result. needs more work. a lot more work. - foot. what a result. needs more work. a lot more work. let i foot. what a result. needs more work. a lot more work. let me i foot. what a result. needs more i work. a lot more work. let me show ou these work. a lot more work. let me show you these girls- _ work. a lot more work. let me show you these girls. remember - work. a lot more work. let me show you these girls. remember their- you these girls. remember their names, remembertheirfaces. these names, remember their faces. these girls names, remembertheirfaces. these girls are the future. thank you so much. i remember that. side of the foot for accuracy, laces for power. but

side of the foot for accuracy, laces for ower. �* , ~ for power. but did she get it in? we didn't see- — for power. but did she get it in? we didn't see- in _ for power. but did she get it in? we didn't see. in the _ for power. but did she get it in? we didn't see. in the headlines - for power. but did she get it in? we didn't see. in the headlines she i for power. but did she get it in? we didn't see. in the headlines she did| didn't see. in the headlines she did an amazing penalty and it went straight in. an amazing penalty and it went straight in— straight in. which is all that matters- — straight in. which is all that matters. that _ straight in. which is all that matters. that is _ straight in. which is all that matters. that is all - straight in. which is all that matters. that is all the i straight in. which is all that i matters. that is all the inspiration for ount matters. that is all the inspiration for young footballers. _ matters. that is all the inspiration for young footballers. we - matters. that is all the inspiration for young footballers. we saw i matters. that is all the inspiration i for young footballers. we saw some of it there. let's go back tojohn now, who's in trafalgar square for us this morning, ahead of a special victory event later. it is quite quiet but it is first come, first served? it it is quite quiet but it is first come, first served?- it is quite quiet but it is first come, first served? it is. around 7000 fans _ come, first served? it is. around 7000 fans will _ come, first served? it is. around 7000 fans will be _ come, first served? it is. around 7000 fans will be in _ come, first served? it is. around 7000 fans will be in here. i come, first served? it is. around 7000 fans will be in here. first i 7000 fans will be in here. first come, first served. gates open at i! come, first served. gates open at 11 o'clock. you will get to see the england team on that stage at about 20 to one. if you can't get down to trafalgar square, it will be live on bbc one at 12:35am. alex scott will be hosting. they will be music, they will be entertainment and i dare say the trophy will be on the state as well. a remarkable tournament. so many standout moments which will live long in the history. england came past england in the semifinals.

we saw tess's dancing. lucy bronze launched herself onto the wembley pitch yesterday. how about this? when you are doing a post match interview and all your team—mates are celebrate in front of family and friends, have a look at superstar chloe kelly, who scored that crucial goal in extra time. this was what she did when she was being interviewed after the match. chloe? encland interviewed after the match. chloe? england are — interviewed after the match. chloe? england are european _ interviewed after the match. chloe? england are european champions. . interviewed after the match. chloe? i england are european champions. what if you just done? filth. england are european champions. what if you just done?— if you 'ust done? oh, my god! look at if you just done? oh, my god! look at them! it — if you just done? oh, my god! look at them! it is— if you just done? oh, my god! look at them! it is amazing. _ if you just done? oh, my god! look at them! it is amazing. honestly. i at them! it is amazing. honestly. thank— at them! it is amazing. honestly. thank you — at them! it is amazing. honestly. thank you every single person who came _ thank you every single person who came out— thank you every single person who came out to — thank you every single person who came out to support us. this is unreab — unreal. # - unreal. # sweet unreal — # sweet caroline... yeah. boom. microphone drop. it has

been the story of the super subs for england throughout this tournament. sarina wiegman knows how to make the changes. i am joined this morning by joe clark, kate sullivan and rachel major from the footballers association. correct my football supporters association. we spoke to you yesterday, because he found a pub that was going to be able to show all of the matches throughout the tournament and you have been creating such a great atmosphere, great occasion throughout this tournament?— great occasion throughout this tournament? yeah, it has been amazing- _ tournament? yeah, it has been amazing. yesterday _ tournament? yeah, it has been amazing. yesterday was i tournament? yeah, it has been amazing. yesterday was our i tournament? yeah, it has been i amazing. yesterday was our final match. all 31 games of the euros. i wasn't there. i was at wembley. i got the golden ticket. kate was there. by all accounts it was as mad there. by all accounts it was as mad there as it was at wembley. what there. by all accounts it was as mad there as it was at wembley. what an atmosphere- — there as it was at wembley. what an atmosphere. you _ there as it was at wembley. what an atmosphere. you spend _ there as it was at wembley. what an atmosphere. you spend the - there as it was at wembley. what an atmosphere. you spend the entire i atmosphere. you spend the entire afternoon in the pub yesterday? exactly. it was a real chore. it was tough _ exactly. it was a real chore. it was tough. australia did it for england this time — tough. australia did it for england this time. the fans who went up to

the match— this time. the fans who went up to the match are massive lionesses fans _ the match are massive lionesses fans it _ the match are massive lionesses fans it was — the match are massive lionesses fans. it was a joy to stay behind at the pub _ fans. it was a joy to stay behind at the pub it — fans. it was a joy to stay behind at the pub. it was electric. we had a massive _ the pub. it was electric. we had a massive content into the final whistle — massive content into the final whistle and the pub erupted. they were tears, tears from people who didn't— were tears, tears from people who didn't even— were tears, tears from people who didn't even watch football. it has been _ didn't even watch football. it has been that— didn't even watch football. it has been that emotional. a brilliant day _ been that emotional. a brilliant da . �* , . ., been that emotional. a brilliant da. day. after such a successful formula. — day. after such a successful formula. you _ day. after such a successful formula, you are _ day. after such a successful formula, you are saying i day. after such a successful i formula, you are saying yesterday how you struggle to find somewhere that was showing the women's matches, you took it into your own hands. will this kick on now? is the plan to take that through to club football and perhaps do the same sort of thing when the new season starts? ., , . ., ., , starts? yeah, definitely. what has been so exciting _ starts? yeah, definitely. what has been so exciting about _ starts? yeah, definitely. what has been so exciting about this i been so exciting about this tournament is how it has brought the nation together and got so many people talking about women's football and getting into woman's foot. the legacy of this football is how we transfer that interest from the international stage into our brilliant women's super league. that is a challenge for the whole football community. being part of the fan

culture for us. that is our challenge. how can we stick carry this interest through to grow and support again for the? that is what we are going to do.— support again for the? that is what we are going to do. have you come down off cloud _ we are going to do. have you come down off cloud nine _ we are going to do. have you come down off cloud nine yet? _ we are going to do. have you come down off cloud nine yet? we i we are going to do. have you come down off cloud nine yet? we have. we are going to do. have you come i down off cloud nine yet? we have had a coule of down off cloud nine yet? we have had a couple of hours _ down off cloud nine yet? we have had a couple of hours sleep. _ down off cloud nine yet? we have had a couple of hours sleep. we _ down off cloud nine yet? we have had a couple of hours sleep. we don't i a couple of hours sleep. we don't need _ a couple of hours sleep. we don't need it— a couple of hours sleep. we don't need it any— a couple of hours sleep. we don't need it any more. who a couple of hours sleep. we don't need it any more.— a couple of hours sleep. we don't need it any more. who needs sleep when england _ need it any more. who needs sleep when england are _ need it any more. who needs sleep when england are winning - need it any more. who needs sleep when england are winning euros? i need it any more. who needs sleep| when england are winning euros? at when england are winning euros? git the risk of upsetting my partner, i think yesterday what the last day of my life. i think yesterday what the last day of m life. ~ ., ., ., , .,, ., my life. i think a lot of people are with ou. my life. i think a lot of people are with you- we _ my life. i think a lot of people are with you. we are _ my life. i think a lot of people are with you. we are going _ my life. i think a lot of people are with you. we are going to - my life. i think a lot of people are with you. we are going to talk i my life. i think a lot of people are with you. we are going to talk to | with you. we are going to talk to rachel. being here early is good because you get the best seats. rachel, you are part of the football supporters association. give us a sense of the work that you will be doing now to improve fan accessibility for getting tickets, thatis accessibility for getting tickets, that is the big thing to build on? yeah, we want to build on what has happened _ yeah, we want to build on what has happened so— yeah, we want to build on what has happened so far~ _ yeah, we want to build on what has happened so far. getting _ yeah, we want to build on what has happened so far. getting easy- yeah, we want to build on what has. happened so far. getting easy access to tickets _ happened so far. getting easy access to tickets is _ happened so far. getting easy access to tickets is key _ happened so far. getting easy access to tickets is key. we _ happened so far. getting easy access to tickets is key. we will— happened so far. getting easy access to tickets is key. we will be - to tickets is key. we will be looking _ to tickets is key. we will be looking at _ to tickets is key. we will be looking at all— to tickets is key. we will be looking at all the _ to tickets is key. we will be i looking at all the information that has come — looking at all the information that has come from _ looking at all the information that has come from here _

looking at all the information that has come from here and - looking at all the information that has come from here and trying i looking at all the information that has come from here and trying to| has come from here and trying to process— has come from here and trying to process that _ has come from here and trying to process that. and _ has come from here and trying to process that. and then _ has come from here and trying to process that. and then just i has come from here and trying to i process that. and thenjust making the game _ process that. and thenjust making the game more _ process that. and thenjust making the game more accessible - process that. and thenjust making the game more accessible for- process that. and thenjust making the game more accessible for any. the game more accessible for any league _ the game more accessible for any league that— the game more accessible for any league that people _ the game more accessible for any league that people want - the game more accessible for any league that people want to - the game more accessible for any league that people want to go i the game more accessible for any| league that people want to go and see after— league that people want to go and see after being _ league that people want to go and see after being inspired _ league that people want to go and see after being inspired by- league that people want to go and see after being inspired by this. i see after being inspired by this. just trying — see after being inspired by this. just trying to _ see after being inspired by this. just trying to make _ see after being inspired by this. just trying to make it _ see after being inspired by this. just trying to make it easy i see after being inspired by this. just trying to make it easy to i see after being inspired by this. | just trying to make it easy to get to the _ just trying to make it easy to get to the game _ just trying to make it easy to get to the game-— just trying to make it easy to get to the game. you are saying if you want to book _ to the game. you are saying if you want to book a _ to the game. you are saying if you want to book a ticket _ to the game. you are saying if you want to book a ticket it _ to the game. you are saying if you want to book a ticket it is - to the game. you are saying if you want to book a ticket it is enabling away fans to sit together so you can stick with your teams?— stick with your teams? that's right. with women's _ stick with your teams? that's right. with women's football _ stick with your teams? that's right. with women's football you - stick with your teams? that's right. with women's football you want i stick with your teams? that's right. with women's football you want to | stick with your teams? that's right. i with women's football you want to go to an away— with women's football you want to go to an away match _ with women's football you want to go to an away match in _ with women's football you want to go to an away match in the _ with women's football you want to go to an away match in the wsl, - with women's football you want to go to an away match in the wsl, you i to an away match in the wsl, you have _ to an away match in the wsl, you have to _ to an away match in the wsl, you have to register— to an away match in the wsl, you have to register any— to an away match in the wsl, you have to register any website i to an away match in the wsl, you have to register any website of. to an away match in the wsl, youl have to register any website of the opposition— have to register any website of the opposition team _ have to register any website of the opposition team and _ have to register any website of the opposition team and then - have to register any website of the opposition team and then you i have to register any website of the| opposition team and then you have have to register any website of the i opposition team and then you have to buy ticket_ opposition team and then you have to buy ticket through _ opposition team and then you have to buy ticket through there. _ opposition team and then you have to buy ticket through there. it _ opposition team and then you have to buy ticket through there. it would - buy ticket through there. it would be really— buy ticket through there. it would be really great _ buy ticket through there. it would be really great if _ buy ticket through there. it would be really great if you _ buy ticket through there. it would be really great if you could - buy ticket through there. it would be really great if you could go - buy ticket through there. it would be really great if you could go on| be really great if you could go on to your _ be really great if you could go on to your own _ be really great if you could go on to your own team's _ be really great if you could go on to your own team's website, - be really great if you could go on to your own team's website, by i be really great if you could go on. to your own team's website, by an away— to your own team's website, by an away ticket, — to your own team's website, by an away ticket, get _ to your own team's website, by an away ticket, get to _ to your own team's website, by an away ticket, get to sit _ to your own team's website, by an away ticket, get to sit together. if| away ticket, get to sit together. if you turn _ away ticket, get to sit together. if you turn up— away ticket, get to sit together. if you turn up at_ away ticket, get to sit together. if you turn up at a _ away ticket, get to sit together. if you turn up at a game _ away ticket, get to sit together. if you turn up at a game on- away ticket, get to sit together. if you turn up at a game on your- away ticket, get to sit together. if i you turn up at a game on your own, you turn up at a game on your own, you are— you turn up at a game on your own, you are always — you turn up at a game on your own, you are always going _ you turn up at a game on your own, you are always going to _ you turn up at a game on your own, you are always going to be - you turn up at a game on your own, you are always going to be with - you are always going to be with someona — you are always going to be with someona you _ you are always going to be with someone. you will— you are always going to be with someone. you will make - you are always going to be withi someone. you will make friends you are always going to be with - someone. you will make friends from there~ _ someone. you will make friends from there~ that— someone. you will make friends from theta that is— someone. you will make friends from there. that is how— someone. you will make friends from there. that is how the _ someone. you will make friends from there. that is how the game - someone. you will make friends from there. that is how the game gets- there. that is how the game gets bigger— there. that is how the game gets bigger as — there. that is how the game gets bigger as welt _ there. that is how the game gets bigger as well-— bigger as well. having followed women's football _ bigger as well. having followed women's football for _ bigger as well. having followed women's football for a - bigger as well. having followed women's football for a long - bigger as well. having followed i women's football for a long time, what has been the biggest difference? what has been your take out moment from this tournament? the interest in it. like, before you

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stadium. that is quite a unique atmosphere?— atmosphere? yeah, it is a safe environment _ atmosphere? yeah, it is a safe environment as _ atmosphere? yeah, it is a safe environment as well. - atmosphere? yeah, it is a safe l environment as well. sometimes atmosphere? yeah, it is a safe - environment as well. sometimes you can feel— environment as well. sometimes you can feel a _ environment as well. sometimes you can feel a little _ environment as well. sometimes you can feel a little bit _ environment as well. sometimes you can feel a little bit worried _ environment as well. sometimes you can feel a little bit worried when - can feel a little bit worried when going _ can feel a little bit worried when going to — can feel a little bit worried when going to a — can feel a little bit worried when going to a football _ can feel a little bit worried when going to a football match, - can feel a little bit worried when going to a football match, that i can feel a little bit worried wheni going to a football match, that is not a _ going to a football match, that is not a feeling _ going to a football match, that is not a feeling you _ going to a football match, that is not a feeling you get _ going to a football match, that is not a feeling you get when - going to a football match, that is not a feeling you get when you . going to a football match, that is| not a feeling you get when you go going to a football match, that is . not a feeling you get when you go to these _ not a feeling you get when you go to these women's — not a feeling you get when you go to these women's england _ not a feeling you get when you go to these women's england games. - not a feeling you get when you go to these women's england games. you| these women's england games. you don't _ these women's england games. you don't get _ these women's england games. you don't get that — these women's england games. you don't get that. everybody _ these women's england games. you don't get that. everybody is - these women's england games. you don't get that. everybody is so - don't get that. everybody is so positive — don't get that. everybody is so positive. there _ don't get that. everybody is so positive. there is— don't get that. everybody is so positive. there is a _ don't get that. everybody is so positive. there is a real- don't get that. everybody is so positive. there is a real kind . don't get that. everybody is so| positive. there is a real kind of friendship— positive. there is a real kind of friendship around _ positive. there is a real kind of friendship around it _ positive. there is a real kind of friendship around it as - positive. there is a real kind of friendship around it as well. i positive. there is a real kind of friendship around it as well. ai positive. there is a real kind of. friendship around it as well. a lot of friendships _ friendship around it as well. a lot of friendships are _ friendship around it as well. a lot of friendships are born _ friendship around it as well. a lot of friendships are born watching i friendship around it as well. a lot. of friendships are born watching the footbatt _ of friendships are born watching the footbatt if — of friendships are born watching the footbatt if you _ of friendships are born watching the football. if you get _ of friendships are born watching the football. if you get stuck, _ of friendships are born watching the football. if you get stuck, there - of friendships are born watching the football. if you get stuck, there is l football. if you get stuck, there is always— football. if you get stuck, there is always someone _ football. if you get stuck, there is always someone there _ football. if you get stuck, there is always someone there to - football. if you get stuck, there is always someone there to help - football. if you get stuck, there is| always someone there to help you out. always someone there to help you out you _ always someone there to help you out you don't— always someone there to help you out. you don't have _ always someone there to help you out. you don't have to— always someone there to help you out. you don't have to feel- always someone there to help you| out. you don't have to feel worried about— out. you don't have to feel worried about anything _ out. you don't have to feel worried about anything. that _ out. you don't have to feel worried about anything. that is _

out. you don't have to feel worried about anything. that is a _ out. you don't have to feel worried about anything. that is a positive i about anything. that is a positive aspect _ about anything. that is a positive asect. ., ., about anything. that is a positive asect, about anything. that is a positive asect. ., , . . ,, aspect. too soon to start talking about the world _ aspect. too soon to start talking about the world cup? _ aspect. too soon to start talking about the world cup? no. - aspect. too soon to start talking about the world cup? no. we i aspect. too soon to start talking | about the world cup? no. we are already planning. _ about the world cup? no. we are already planning, right? - about the world cup? no. we are already planning, right? great - about the world cup? no. we are already planning, right? great to| already planning, right? great to seak to already planning, right? great to speak to you — already planning, right? great to speak to you l — already planning, right? great to speak to you. i think _ already planning, right? great to speak to you. i think we - already planning, right? great to speak to you. i think we will- already planning, right? great to speak to you. i think we will stayi speak to you. i think we will stay put. let'sjust speak to you. i think we will stay put. let's just watch it all unfold. the trophy will be up there later on for what is going to be a special show. you can watch it on bbc one about 12:35pm. sit back, enjoy it, we live it all again in its glory. i don't think you can actually see —— stay there! i think you might get moved on. stay there! i think you might get moved om— stay there! i think you might get moved on. g ., , . , moved on. john is so tall he will be able to see — moved on. john is so tall he will be able to see over— moved on. john is so tall he will be able to see over everybody - moved on. john is so tall he will be able to see over everybody else. i moved on. john is so tall he will be i able to see over everybody else. the sun looked like it was coming out. what is it like for the rest of us? carol has the details.— what is it like for the rest of us? carol has the details. good morning. good morning- _ carol has the details. good morning. good morning. for— carol has the details. good morning. good morning. for many _ carol has the details. good morning. good morning. for many we - carol has the details. good morning. good morning. for many we are - good morning. for many we are starting off on a cloudy note. we will see the sunshine today. until we get some rain moving across the west later. what is happening is we

have got this week ridge of high pressure setting things down. we have got a clutch of front a few from the atlantic introducing some rain. you can see the extent of the cloud cover with holes starting to develop. some showers coming through the bristol channel, also across northern and western scotland, some clear skies. this is where we are starting off with the sunshine. the cloud will break last day across east anglia and the south—east. there will still be some holes in it. still some sunshine. a lot of us having a dry day until the cloud thickens in northern ireland, heralding arrival of this rain moving from the west to the east. the wind is also going to pick up. temperatures today, in the sunshine in noise the east of scotland and before the rain arrives in eastern parts of northern ireland, we could get up to 20 degrees. 2a in birmingham, 26 or 27 in the south—east. at the commonwealth games it will stay dry. variable cloud, some sunny spells,

light winds and tides of 2a or 25 degrees. this evening we start off and a drying out. it won't take long before the rain in the west rattles steadily over towards the east. this is a weather front. if we follow it all the way around, you can see the back edge of it lingers across england and wales. but not of the south—east, where it will stay dry. quite a muggy and breezy night as well. overnight lows falling out between ten in lerwick to 18 in the south—east. into tomorrow we still have this weather front draped across parts of england and also wales are producing cloud and spot of rain. it is sinking south but it will not get into the south east where we now need some rain. to the northern edge of that, some sunshine with a few showers peppering the north and west of scotland. some of them getting into the north—west of northern ireland. these are the average wind speeds. putting them on more to show you the direction of the wind, which is a south—westerly. quite a mild direction. another

muqqy quite a mild direction. another muggy day. temperatures 15 in lerwick, 2a in aberdeen, 25 in hull, 27 or 28 in the south—east. as we move through tuesday into wednesday, this weather front doesn't move particularly quickly south and east. another one coming in from behind. that is telling you it is going to be a windy day. the wind of years from the south—west to the north—west, a fresher direction. some showers moving from the west towards east across scotland and northern ireland. the dregs of the weather front in the south—east. once again in between there will be a lot of dry weather. it will turn fresher as we head in towards the weekend. we will keep an eye on it. thank you. we will keep an eye on it. thank ou. ~ ., , ., " ., we will keep an eye on it. thank ou. . . , . ~ . ., we will keep an eye on it. thank ou. . , . ., , you. we have been talking a lot this mornin: you. we have been talking a lot this morning about _ you. we have been talking a lot this morning about the _ you. we have been talking a lot this morning about the euro _ you. we have been talking a lot this morning about the euro is, - you. we have been talking a lot this morning about the euro is, rightly i morning about the euro is, rightly so. let's head to birmingham now, where is the latest on the commonwealth games. good morning. thanks to calmac it is lovely and sunny here. carol personally is to thank! the action is on the way down

the road. leamington spa. the lawn bowls has gotten under way. the busiest day so far. 28 gold medals up busiest day so far. 28 gold medals up for grabs, busiest day so far. 28 gold medals upfor grabs, including busiest day so far. 28 gold medals up for grabs, including a great chance for northern ireland and rhys mcclenaghan, the defending commonwealth champion on the pommel horse. a big day in gymnastics. and the swimming pool where adam peaty can bounce back from a huge disappointment. the world record holder came fourth in the 100 metres breaststroke last night, won by fellow englishman james breaststroke last night, won by fellow englishmanjames will be. joe lynskey reports. —— james wilby. here he is. in the life and times of adam peaty, one thing is constant. he hadn't lost a 100 metre breaststroke race for seven years, and halfway through this final, he was still on course. butjust ten weeks ago, he broke his foot. so where he'd push, instead, he faded. a different englishman pounced. james wilby wins gold! and that isjust a massive result in his life. james wilby took the chance and peaty missed a medal, but kept perspective.

when it comes down to the race, sometimes it doesn't go to plan. but you know, that's a lack of training, as you said, lack of racing. i'm a fighter. and, you know, sometimes you have got to have these moments where... ...to keep on fighting, really. at the end of the day, we're both, you know, incredible racers. we all know what adam's capable of. and, you know, taking your opportunities, racing the best race you can on the night. but, yeah, i'm so happy, so thrilled. to win gold meant so much to england's alice tyne. the para—swimmer had her leg amputated in january. she did itjust to ease the pain she felt. now things were so different. and few have earned a medal quite like her. i'vejust, you know, i've been learning to walk again, and i didn't even think i'd be able to race at the end of this season. but i'm so grateful that team england let me come here and race, and i... ..yeah, i'll try not to cry. i can't believe that i just won that. for the athletes and the nations,

these games can change the mood. james ball had made a breakthrough. he'd won three silvers before. now in the tandem sprint, got his first gold. it was wales' first of these games too. at sutton park in triathlon, england were dominance. golds in the mixed relay and in two para—triathlons, where david ellis and katie crowhurst stayed in sync with their guides. they shared the spotlight. a place jake jarman's been thrust into. atjust 20, he's risen to it. it's a hugely impressive all—around performance by the 20—year—old. jarman won all—around gold, then stood with his team—mates. james hall had been in pain, but got silver. it's why these are the friendly games, and forjarman, a first platform to make his name. joe lynskey, bbc news.

some good news regarding england cyclist matt walls. he has been released from hospital after he was involved in a crash in which he and his bike flew into the crowd in the velodrome. walls, the olympic champion, has stitches in his forehead and scrapes and bruises, but luckily, no major injuries. two spectators were also treated at the scene. laura kenny said she'd spoken to her husband jason in the aftermath of the incident, saying she wasn't sure she wanted to carry on, and she's called for bigger barriers or screens to be fitted in velodromes, with riders reaching higher speeds. before i go, a quick look at the medals table to see how yesterday's results have impacted that. england are in second now with 11 gold medals, half australia's taly. scotland are seventh with two golds. wales

intent. —— in tenth place. a rather chilled feeling in victoria square this morning. i think it was because it was such a hectic night. the pubs, the big screens were packed, people getting very excited to cheering on the lionesses and that victory over germany. then we had of the drama of the pool. the shock involving adam peaty, who, to be fair, has been taking it on the chin. he has been talking to some youngsters saying it is good to show that things don't always go to plan. there is a yoga class about to start. i may go and join it. start. i may go and 'oin it. en'oy. see ou start. i may go and 'oin it. en'oy. see you h start. i may go and 'oin it. en'oy. see you soon. not i start. i may go and join it. en'oy. see you soon. not very �* start. i may go and join it. en'oy. see you soon. not very zen h start. i may go and join it. enjoy. | see you soon. not very zen here. start. i may go and join it. enjoy. - see you soon. not very zen here. we are and join _ see you soon. not very zen here. we are and join the — see you soon. not very zen here. we are and join the time _ see you soon. not very zen here. we are and join the time for— see you soon. not very zen here. we are and join the time for the - see you soon. not very zen here. we are and join the time for the local - are and join the time for the local news where you are.

this is bbc news — i'm samantha simmonds. the headlines: football comes home — england's women beat germany 2—1 to become champions of europe for the first time. commentator: for the first time. it commentator: for the first time. . . commentator: for the first time. , , ~ �* , chloe kelly scored england's winner — late in extra time. it's english football's first major trophy since the men's side lifted the 1966 world cup. # it's coming home # it's coming # football's coming home # it's coming home # it's coming # football's coming home. #