two bil we know them very well —— euros. two trig players— we know them very well —— euros.for us, of course, they've — big players for us, of course, they've been playing really well and i'm they've been playing really well and i'm sure _ they've been playing really well and i'm sure we'll be tapping a few of the lads — i'm sure we'll be tapping a few of the lads on — i'm sure we'll be tapping a few of the lads on 1—2 things. the truth is the players aren't as good as previous german sides that we've seen, but playing england at wembley, they're going to raise their game. how do you think germany are feeling about facing them again? of course they've got very good of course they've got very good memories of wembley themselves. we look at it from the semifinal perspective in 96, they look at it as the last time they won the championship in 96 as a bee england and knocked the czech republic out. they won the cup in 2014, they got to the semifinals of the euros in 2016, couldn't get out of there world cup group in russia in 2018. it's been hot and cold in group f, there was th

do not know how closely you're following the football, the euros. . ., , , euros.. if anyone — euros. extreme the closely. i tell you, if anyone was _ euros. extreme the closely. i tell you, if anyone was not _ euros. extreme the closely. i tell you, if anyone was not aware - euros. extreme the closely. i tell you, if anyone was not aware of i you, if anyone was not aware of this, _ you, if anyone was not aware of this, anyone left in britain, the last two— this, anyone left in britain, the last two and half hours a football been _ last two and half hours a football been unbelievable because any one of those _ been unbelievable because any one of those teams in group f, germany, french, _ those teams in group f, germany, french, portugaland hungary, could have at— french, portugaland hungary, could have at one — french, portugaland hungary, could have at one stage ended up playing england _ have at one stage ended up playing england in— have at one stage ended up playing england in the first game of the knockout — england in the first game of the knockout stages, t

it is a euro bar, not the shed. they like _ sheds. it is a euro bar, not the shed. they like to call it i sheds. it is a euro bar, not the shed. they like to call it the i shed. they like to call it the clamour shed. they like to call it the glamour shed. _ shed. they like to call it the glamour shed. it _ shed. they like to call it the glamour shed. it was i shed. they like to call it the l glamour shed. it was created shed. they like to call it the i glamour shed. it was created last summon — glamour shed. it was created last summer. me and my dad was sat here and we _ summer. me and my dad was sat here and we feel— summer. me and my dad was sat here and we feel we need to do something, where _ and we feel we need to do something, where in _ and we feel we need to do something, where in lockdown and we have nothing — where in lockdown and we have nothing to _ where in lockdown and we have nothing to do, we can't go to the pub so— nothing to do, we can't go to the pub so let's _ nothing to do, we can't go to the pub so let's bring the pub home. | pub so let's bring

they invested around 30000000000 euros cumulatively. but a lot of that money was very intelligently spent on infrastructure, on roads transport length, railways, airports and so on. and there's a longer term investment benefit from that because polling in particular had quite poor infrastructure. but since your 2012, it's been clear to see that there has been a far greater investment in poland as a result of the improve road network and so on, so forth. however, when countries tend to spend more on potential white elephant projects like stadiums that are going to be under used. well that's obviously not beneficial. so it ultimately depends, but the overall picture would say the euros are a lot more lucrative for countries to host because they tend to be hosted by countries that already have an established for planning for structure. for example, let's not forget the next yours would be in germany. germany has stadiums all over the country. there was a far less capital outlay than other countries. and the help of a very developed infrast

-- in the euros. ~ ., , . euros. apologies, the white whether he had certainly _ euros.he had certainly affecting _ euros. apologies, the white whether he had certainly affecting things. - euros. apologies, the white whether he had certainly affecting things. i i he had certainly affecting things. i imagine though, over in seville, conditions a lot find out for that big game for it is a match which really needs no introduction, the game of the last 16 or around when you consider that you have belgium, the world's best currently as things stand in world football, against portugal, the holders at no less. as we know, portugal perhaps yet really to hit their stride and the tournament, but they did when they when macro the tournament last time out, they drew all three opening games but went on to lift the title and there will be drawing on that heading into this match against belgium who, as we know, the world's best, so much quality, kevin de bruyne in their ranks, and two of the bullion strikers —— brilliant strikers, 50 goals in 60 appearances and another 56 goals in 68 g

in hardly any of them will start at the euros. , ., ., ., , euros. be feeling. — euros. in terms of how the lads will be feeling. you _ euros. in terms of how the lads will be feeling, you know _ euros. in terms of how the lads will be feeling, you know how— euros. in terms of how the lads will be feeling, you know how it - euros. in terms of how the lads will be feeling, you know how it is - euros. in terms of how the lads will| be feeling, you know how it is going into a big tournament, how will beating be feeling ahead of this? will they be playing for places, or about they be relax knowing that gareth southgate has a plan for them? ., , ., ., ., them? the ones who are going in, them? the ones who are going in, the will them? the ones who are going in, they will want _ them? the ones who are going in, they will want to _ them? the ones who are going in, they will want to prove _ them? the ones who are going in, they will want to prove a - them? the ones who are going in, they will want to prove a point, i them? the ones who are going in, they will

_ on, and let's have a brilliant and euros with— on, and let's have a brilliant and euros with the country8 hours to go now until the start of euro 2020, and scotland have arrived at their base in darlington. they're using middlesbrough�*s training ground for the duration of the tournament, with their first game against the czech republic at hampden park on monday. a bruno fernandes double helped portugal to a 4—0 win over israel in theirfinal warm—up game ahead of their european championship defence. the manchester united player picked up the opener in the 42nd minute after a well worked pass from joao cancelo, and then it was cristiano ronaldo who scored the second just two minutes later with portugal's fist game of the euros against hungary in budapest on tuesday. new zealand captain kane williamson will rest an elbow injury for tomorrow's second test against england, sitting out the game in order to be fit for the world test championship final next week. it's been mainly off the field problems that england have had to deal with this week, with 0llie robinson suspended and a number of p

while the sponsorship fee for a single euro cup is about $50000000.00 euros. and so many chinese companies there . so you know how great chinese commercial power is? susan hannah is our correspondent anti pe. thank you very much for your time today . staying with china and money. chinese ride hailing company, d. d global brace, $4400000000.00 and it's wall street ip joke reaching a market valuation of over $70000000000.00. it's the biggest chinese ip in the u. s . since alibaba in 2014 and concert companies are rushed to capture the lucrative valuation seen in the us stock market. here to discuss this further, as our financial corresponded, ashtosh pandey, as your tosh, us investors seem to be back in dd, despite its regulatory troubles back home. why is that? well, investors clearly want to buy all the huge vi healey market in china. where d d is a dominant player and they also bought into it's actually easy ambitions, which are actually quite ambitious. and the fact that it to unprofitable just last quarter was so boarded. well, we all know that not many, ri

yes, this toughest group of euro 2020, toughest group i can | euro 2020, toughest group i can remembers well, where france know they will win the group if they beat portugal, portugal looking for a place in the last 16. we've got 8000 french fans here, 6000 portuguese fans, locals will be here in the crowd also, it'll be a sell—out. let's find out how portugal and france would feel about facing england potentially, whoeverfinishes about facing england potentially, whoever finishes second in the group will face england. have you been watching the game what are you making up tonight's match? a draw would be enough for portugal, do you think they'll go for the win? i portugal, do you think they'll go for the win?— for the win? i honestly think so because we _ for the win? i honestly think so because we are _ for the win? i honestly think so because we are playing - for the win? i honestly think so because we are playing against| because we are playing against france, — because we are playing against france, which is a really special match_ france, which is a really special match for— fran

. — been pretty good during the euros, and i don't .2 viewers and — euros, and i don't .2 viewers andor the days when football may be more prominent in the _ football may be more prominent in the programme. but absolutely, just to reassure kate, — absolutely, just to reassure kate, we _ absolutely, just to reassure kate, we think about the stuff very— kate, we think about the stuff very carefully, we take a lot of care, _ very carefully, we take a lot of care, we weigh all the issues _ of care, we weigh all the issues up and we don'tjust sort — issues up and we don'tjust sort of— issues up and we don'tjust sort of blindly go into this thing _ sort of blindly go into this thing without really thinking it through. i would also, i am delighted _ it through. i would also, i am delighted that kate is an avid news — delighted that kate is an avid news viewer as well, and that is definitely something we can agree — is definitely something we can agree on _ is definitely something we can arree on. . ., ., is definitely something we can arree on. . . ., ., ~ agree on. paul and kate, thank ou b

and the latest ruling _ around 10 euros per dose.est ruling is _ around 10 euros per dose. and the latest ruling is just _ around 10 euros per dose. and the latest ruling isjust one _ around 10 euros per dose. and the latest ruling isjust one moment i around 10 euros per dose. and the i latest ruling isjust one moment and what has _ latest ruling isjust one moment and what has been a long drawn out battle _ what has been a long drawn out battle between the eu and the vaccine — battle between the eu and the vaccine maker. the eu overall, has handled _ vaccine maker. the eu overall, has handled the — vaccine maker. the eu overall, has handled the pandemic better than the uk in the _ handled the pandemic better than the uk in the us in terms of locking down _ uk in the us in terms of locking down quicker. but in terms of its vaccine _ down quicker. but in terms of its vaccine roll—out, it has been slower and lacked — vaccine roll—out, it has been slower and lacked behind other countries. and basically blamed companies like astrazeneca f

i think— euros, they reach the semifinals. i think a _ euros, they reach the semifinals., because i think wales will go very far in the euros. what insiaht will go very far in the euros. what insight can _ will go very far in the euros. what insight can you — will go very far in the euros. what insight can you share? _ will go very far in the euros. what insight can you share? i'm - will go very far in the euros. what insight can you share? i'm not. will go very far in the euros. what. insight can you share? i'm not here for my football _ insight can you share? i'm not here for my football commentary! - insight can you share? i'm not here for my football commentary! but i insight can you share? i'm not here| for my football commentary! but as someone who came to the uk 12 years ago, i don't think i've everfelt more at home than i did in 2018 cheering on england. and i've been so excited to do it for a second time. unfortunately the underperforming so far has not been very pleasant, so i'm delighted for whales that they've made it through, now i think all eyes are back on

that phrase. — prepare for the euros. that phrase, "let's _ prepare for the euros.�*s hope" england�*s strikers hit the target, poses one of the challenges for bbc news in covering the euros. particular vans in scotland who carry england next friday. and although the news carried features on scottish and welsh teams during the week on wednesday caroline thought she detected a wider unfairness in the coverage, asking: ona similar on a similar theme, gavin williamson often appears on bbc television, most recently in an interview on breakfast last week, and when he does so his caption, oraston, week, and when he does so his caption, or aston, always describes him as education secretary. true enough, but for martin chapman, not perhaps the whole truth. consider that suggestion passed on, martin. and in the meantime, mrwilliamson on, martin. and in the meantime, mr williamson was quoted this week on the decision by a student at one of oxford university�*s coverage —— colleges to remove a portrait of the queen from the common room. the minister said that decision was absu

was he happy about the $200000.00 euros a month? he paid to keep his company at the top end of search engine results. and so he decided to escape from the internet as he puts it down. and i'm just online because in the end, you're incredibly dependent on facebook, amazon, and google. when you're online and he stops me denied here in town, i can make my customers again and. and we can also talk about products. we don't have an arrange for the product tags nor feel. the new outlet in one of berlin's prime locations in the central emitter district is the latest of $23.00 across germany. and it's not intended to be the last to become very easy to find cheap retail space during the pandemic survey by germany's real estate association. just commercial property vacancies rising sharply in small and midsize towns some 15 percent of retail businesses are empty even in the best locations. and an increasing number of once exclusively internet based retailers are rushing into fill in the gaps. they include furniture, make a home 24 and rose bik

the friends wonder can who could put his stamp on his 1st euros? germany's chi habits who scored the winning goal for chelsea's champions league title or robert levin dusky of poland. who can't seem to stop scoring. and don't forget ports goes christiana, rinaldo, who could become the euro's all time top scorer. the question is, how safe is a pen european tournament a europe best players during a pandemic? despite the pandemic force delay your way for president, alexander chaplin has been insisting that tournament will be safe for players officials and fans. there have been concerns over possible virus clusters. this led to your way by allowing nations to expand squads up to 26 players and good thing. the netherlands already dropped goalkeeper ya specialists in from their squad because of a positive test. both spain and sweden have also had players test positive cove at 19. for the 1st time in its history, the tournament will be taking place across europe. each of the 11 host cities have been given clearance to host bands. 10 cities are shooting fo

how much will these euro's get you? at least for a while, the answer is going to be less than they used to. as economic activity returns in many parts of europe, demand across sectors has spiked, helped along by stimulus keeping borrowing costs down. that's had one particular side effect. inflation has picked up over recent months, largely on account of base effects, transitory factors, and an increase in energy prices. it is expected to rise further in the 2nd half of the year before declining as temporary factors fade out. on new stuff, projections point to a gradual increase in underlying inflation pressures throughout the projection horizon. in other words, the european central bank expects prices to keep getting higher this year. as the continent recovers time then to ease upon stimulus siding, a still uncertain economic outlook. the c b says no, it's keeping interest rates are record lows and it's 1.85 trillion euro emergency bond buying scheme, untouched. rising prices notwithstanding. but it's not just europe. u

it’s there euro 2020 class is about to get under way.— to get under way.r way. it's not 'ust the timing of news * to get under way. it's notjust the timing of news bulletins l the timing of news bulletins that caught people's attention but also the prominence and amount ofairtime but also the prominence and amount of airtime within them which is being devoted to football. the first 12 minutes of that programme previewed the england — scotland match, and the first 12 minutes of that night's news at ten looked back on it, a pattern that was repeated on tuesday when both teams played their last pool games in the tournament. among the viewers who have contacted us about babies —— about how bbc news have handled the euros was kate baker who joined bbc news have handled the euros was kate baker whojoined us now, as is the bbc�*s editor of tv news paul royle.

euros's biggest shot but france came back. , . ' ' this euros's biggest shot but france came back-_ thisezmann, 1-1. this is what it means to _ back. griezmann, 1-1. this is what it means to hungary, _ back. griezmann, 1-1. this is what it means to hungary, they - back. griezmann, 1-1. this is what it means to hungary, they are - back. griezmann, 1-1. this is what i it means to hungary, they are group f's outsiders. 1—1 between spain and poland, both teen�*s euro hopes are in the balance. football has waited a year for days like today. the british number two cameron norrie will play for his first atp tour title tomorrow, after reaching the final at queen's. the 25—year—old beat second seed denis shapovalov in straight sets. he'll now face the top seed matteo berrettini. england were frustrated by india on the final day of their one—off test match in bristol. it had been looking good for the hosts with sophie ecclestone taking four wickets, but india rallied with sneh rana and taniya bhatia's ninth wicket partnership of 104 sealing a draw, ensuring both sides take two points in the first

our coverage of the euros.therlands, who breezed through the group phase with three victories, knocked out by the czech republic in the last 16 of the competition. the czechs only qualified as one of the best third place finishers. 2—0 it finished in budapest as the czechs go on to face denmark in the quarterfinals. as ben croucher reports. summer games at the euros have motored along at some speed. others you need to look at it very a while to appreciate their beauty. the netherlands and the czech republic played out a tight first half. defence�*s rock—solid defence carved out, the third reich i have the best of them. there was the freedom of the czech defence, he chose the wrong one. there was a slip and a large hand on his own downfall. his atonement would end half an hour earlier than his team—mates. there were bound to be gaps in the dutch defence. the czech republic had deadlocked broken. the game was flowing, and only in one direction.

the euros will be their first major tournament since 1998 — they were away at luxembourg.only goal of the game just before the half hour mark. luxembourg had defender vahid selimovic sent off shortly after that goal. scotland play their first euro 2020 group match against the czech republic at hampden a week tomorrow. next to formula one. a lewis hamilton mistake and a max verstappen crash meant sergio perez won this afternoon's azerbaijan grand prix. it was all fairly uneventful in baku, until a dramatic end as ben croucher reports: some say f1 has become too predictable. it is either lewis hamilton or max verstappen winning. so far this season yes, today not a bit of it. the first sign of drama came for lance stroll, a tyre failure at 200mph. a freak accident right? he walked away unhurt. verstappen still led. hamilton remained stuck behind the two red bulls. i don't think i can overtake these guys. he needed some luck. verstappen out. another tire blowing the race and the championship back in hamilton's favour. could hamilton kick verstappen while he was down. the resta

what would that do to the trajectory of the euro?ld that reassure the dollar -- what would that do to the euro? john: with fx, you have to look at, ok, what is the knee-jerk and what is the medium-term response? the knee-jerk to something like that from the ecb, if they give indications that they are moving closer to a set inflation averaging stance, i think it would be higher because european rates, that is, yields, would probably respond positively to that. and some fx traders, you know, look at interest rate differentials, whatever it may be, they look at them constantly, and that would initially push euro rates in a relatively favorable direction, but beyond that, i mean, if they are headed more towards defense style inflation averaging, i think ultimately, what you have seen with the dollar over the last six months to nine months, you will see the euro face a limited appreciation because effectively, what the ecb is saying is that we are going to get even more aggressive in making sure that inflation-adjusted rates in euro land

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they actually got 142000000000 euros worth of orders. so there were 7 times as much demand for these bonds as there actually was. so there's a lot of demand because these are safe asset. and there's a lot of interest in buying a european faith asset, and that's a good thing for europe as they try to raise these funds. chelsea delaney and frank, thank. now after more than a year, the 1st international cruise ships are returning to spain's pores. they were banned in 2020 as part of the country's efforts to curb the spread of colored $19.00 price . at the panoramic cruises with big business in spain, contributing to point 8000000000 euros to the spanish economy in 2019, and accounting 450000 jobs. so the return has been eagerly awaited assign this year . summer may be better than the last one for the tours. and that's all for me in the business team here in berlin from all you had to our website. we dot com slash business. you can also find a place to be, to be business. so next time. ah, the us vaccination campaign is making good progress

-- 74 _ build upon that tomorrow. just 7 euros -- 74 runs _ build upon that tomorrow. just 7 euros -7 - euros -- 74 runs between them and euros —— 74 runs between them and interesting to see how they have reached the world test image of final against india interesting to see their strength and depth at the moment because think about that at the moment because think about that, playing without one of the specimen in the world in kane williamson and they are proving as always of today they are proving as always of today they are proving as always of today they are very strong side. completely and absolutely and as you mentioned the real main event for new zealand and really the reason they are in england is to play in that world testing for a ship in a few days against india dennis of hansen but roston was there for new zealand and i think it's 14 years as he made his test debut in one of the all—time greats within those up—and—coming players also just coming into the team and seeing the plate effortlessly. it is a credit to the way the new zealand brings to players but if you look at

it is a classic of - the euro sceptic. in a way, it shows that anyone — the euro sceptic.nal brexit deal was — would cease once the final brexit deal was done were entirely mistaken. if anything, deal was done were entirely mistaken. ifanything, i deal was done were entirely mistaken. if anything, i think the uk and _ mistaken. ifanything, ithink the ukand eu— mistaken. if anything, i think the uk and eu neurotically wattage other -- watch _ uk and eu neurotically wattage other —— watch each other. who ultimately has the _ —— watch each other. who ultimately has the strongest hand here. obviously, borisjohnson is very keen— obviously, borisjohnson is very keen not— obviously, borisjohnson is very keen not to be seen to give way to europe _ keen not to be seen to give way to europe on— keen not to be seen to give way to europe on symbolic issues such as this, _ europe on symbolic issues such as this, lrut— europe on symbolic issues such as this, but the reality is that it's one country, the uk against 27 others — one country, the uk against 27 others. the eu accounts for ne

it was the first the euro 2020 tournament.pandemic has had a devastating impact here come italy has the second highest death toll in europe just behind the has the second highest death toll in europejust behind the uk. but has the second highest death toll in europe just behind the uk. but now the numbers have dropped considerably and most of the restrictions have been elected and as of next week the evening curfew is being scrapped in most of the country which will allow people to be able to come to these big screens and watch the evening matches. the spectators who will be able to get into the stadium at 25% maximum capacity for friday night games and thatis capacity for friday night games and that is still a good 60,000 people will be allowed in and they will have to show either proof of covid—i9 vaccination or of a covid—i9 vaccination or of a covid—i9 test. it italy failed spectacularly to qualify for the 2018 world cup and separate the not taking part but since then roberto mancini has reenergized the team and they will

a lot of people excited about euros. euros 2020. we have had to wait so long.off this evening, will be different. notjust because it's a year late, but the tournament is being played at venues across europe. wales are in azerbaijan to take on switzerland in their opening game tomorrow, with england playing croatia at wembley on sunday, whilst scotland also have home advantage as they get their campaign under way against the czech republic on monday. adam wild looks ahead. amongst the home nations, there are those who can hardly wait. those who have had to wait far too long, and those carrying, as always, the weight of expectation. the tournament that kept football waiting is finally here. for scotland, arriving at their training base in darlington this week, the significance of their presence is not lost on anyone. their first major tournament this century, evoking memories of campaign5 past igniting hopes for the future. we've got a great group here, unbeaten a good few games, now, so i think we go into the tournament in very high spirits and wanting to progre

the euro 2020 football term. it kicks off friday. one year late after a pandemic postponement, it's an event that can be quite lucrative for the host. just take the last euros hosted by france in 2016. more than 600000 visitors plus foreign teams and officials travelling and spending across french city for cities. that contributed about 1200000000 euros. the country's economy well above the 200000000. that france spence prepare for the competition. now that was an ordinary year for the tournaments. and this of course is hardly an ordinary year. now for more on that, i'm joined by arthur sullivan with d w. business. arthur. good to see you. this tournament is very unique in the way of being held. it's held across 11 host cities, which seems completely counterintuitive to what would be good during the pandemic. tell me what's going on behind is planning. yes, even so, you know, so knows nothing about this might assume that this novel format has something to do with and damage. but even though the tournament was originally due to be in

the last one, euro 2016, made european football's governing body uefa almost two billion euros in tve pandemic changed the finances for euro 2020? misha sher is global head of sport, entertainment & culture at the media planning agency mediacom worldwide. first off, the last 12 months has often felt like groundhog day living the same day over and over but explain why they've stuck with 2020? with all the merchandise, that would have been produced for perhaps 12 months in advance, it would have been very very costly to replace some of that. and i think they wanted to keep the spirit of 2020 in terms of the, the tournament was due to take place then and it would have been quite a logistical, to be honest, a logistical nightmare to try to reproduce, not just the nightmare to try to reproduce, notjust the merchandise but all of the, everything we had to do around the stadiums just to do around the stadiums just to make it for 2021, so it would have been a costly undertaking.— undertaking. we are 'ust lookin: undertaking. we are 'ust looking at i undertaking. we are 'ust looking at pictur

for 5 years, i know euro 2020 is finally with us a year late because of the pandemic. the tournament is taking off in rome with italy taking on turkey. the biggest stars of european football will be showing off their skills, but there are also health concerns. euro 2020 means a lot of stars competing. like killing him, bob a, the friends wonder can, who could put his stamp on his 1st euros? germany's chi habits who scored the winning goal for chelsea's champions league title or robert levin, dusky of poland, who can't seem to stop scoring and don't forget ports, it goes christiana, rinaldo, who could become the euro's all time top scorer. the question is, how safe is a pan european tournament? europe's best players during a pandemic. despite the pandemic force delay your way for president alexander jeffery in has been insisting the tournament will be safe for players. officials and fans. there have been concerns over possible virus clusters. this led to your way allowing nations to expand squads up to 26 players and good thing. the netherlands already dropped goalkeepe

how much will these euro's get you? at least for a while, the answer is going to be less than they used to. as economic activity returns in many parts of europe, demand across sectors has spite helped along by stimulus keeping, borrowing costs down. that's had one particular side effect. inflation has picked up over recent months, largely on account of base effects, transitory factors, and an increase in energy prices. it is expected to rise further in the 2nd half of the year before declining as temporary factors fade out. on new stuff, projections point to a gradual increase in underlying inflation pressures throughout the projection horizon. in other words, the european central bank expects prices to keep getting higher this year as the continent recovers time then to ease upon stimulus. citing are still uncertain. economic outlook. the c b says no, it's keeping interest rate that record lows and it's 1.85 trillion euro emergency bond buying scheme, untouched. rising prices notwithstanding. but it's not just europe.

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they were really buoyed up euro 2020.vening and then this happens out of a blue sky. remind us what christian eriksen is famous for and it is not just that he plays football in the national team. just that he plays football in the nationalteam. he just that he plays football in the national team. he has a heck of a career already.— career already. yes, tottenham hotsur career already. yes, tottenham hotspurfans— career already. yes, tottenham hotspur fans will _ career already. yes, tottenham hotspur fans will have - career already. yes, tottenham hotspur fans will have been... i career already. yes, tottenham l hotspur fans will have been... he hotspurfans will have been... he was one of their great heroes, a fantastic player for tottenham, he was there when they got to the champions league final, moved to inter milan, a player playing at the very height of the game. and absolutely integral to danish football. the danes close to worship for christian eriksen, because he was a world—class player they had produced from tha

projections for the euro area.rojections foresee annual real gdp growth at 4.6% in 21, 4.7% in 22, and 2.1% in 2023. compared with the march 2021 ecb staffed macro economic projections, the outlook for economic activity has been revised up for 2021 and 2022 while it is unchanged for 2023. overall, we see the risks surrounding the euro area growth outlook as broadly balanced. on the one hand, and even stronger recovery could be predicated on brighter prospects for global demand and a faster than anticipated reduction in household savings once social and travel restrictions have been lifted. on the other hand, the ongoing pandemic, including the spread of virus mutations and its implications for economic and financial conditions continue to be a source of downside risk. according to eurostat flash release, the euro area annual inflation increased from 1.3% in march to 1.6% in april and 2% in may 2021. this rise was due mainly to a strong increase in energy price inflation, reflecting sizable upward base of facts, as

okay, well the upcoming euro 2020 matches in london are raising pandemic concerns elsewhere in europe. as we heard german chancellor, i'm going to, michael says she hopes organizers will limit the number of fans allowed into wembley stadium. she made them remarks that a press conference with european commission president ursula on the line who had just signed off on germany's pandemic relief package. totaling some 26000000000 euros. once the announcement of the covered recovery cash splash was out of the way the to long time political allies turn their attention to the current pandemic situation in europe. uncle a miracle said she was concerned about your wife has plans to hold the finals of the euro 2020 soccer tournament in london. the british government earlier agreed to allow 40000 fans into wembley stadium. us i pushed for and received permission to host more than $60000.00 plus the film and as far as the match is taking place in the u. k, go the u. k is a virus variant area. i hope that acts responsibly in this regard. i would not find it a good thing to see full stadiums and i

, so for us _ we've ever won at euros before, so for us we _ we've ever won at euros before, so for us hungry— for us we are a team that is very hungry to — for us we are a team that is very hungry to want to do that. we want to create _ hungry to want to do that. we want to create history that no one is ever— to create history that no one is ever done _ to create history that no one is ever done before and i feel like with this — ever done before and i feel like with this group, with this young group, — with this group, with this young group, we — with this group, with this young group, we can definitely do that and we know— group, we can definitely do that and we know what we can do. we know the level of— we know what we can do. we know the level of players we have in this group — level of players we have in this group and _ level of players we have in this group and how together we are and how hungry we are to create history. so, how hungry we are to create history. so. we _ how hungry we are to create history. so. we just _ how hungry we are to create history. so, we just got to go

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so the euro 2020 for both of them. and finally, getting underway today, rushes among the host countries with 7 games being held in its northern capitalism . petersburg, a correspondent alexia chef ski reports from the city. euro 2020 is a football tournament, stretching across the 4 corners of the continent and rushes northern capital st. petersburg has an extended role to play while other nations have struggled to get funds back into the grounds. due to over 19 russia host at 50 percent of stadiums for the majority of its domestic season and for the euro 2020 st. petersburg is ready to make some noise. i there is a serious football vibe to the so called venice of the north. it is the home to venice, champions of russia for the last 3 seasons. what place could be better as one of the whole cities for the euros, even more fans will be impressed with what's available in the city. the opportunities in san pittsburgh and the rich culture is a truly wonderful place with endless possibilities. especially in summer coach and

ross: let's quickly switch back to the euros.groups in the euros are reaching the sharp end, meeting some teams will be out soon. group d is wrapping up today. that is why these people in central london are watching. hers in scotland keeping an eye on their game against croatia. more broadly, this is the big fan zone in scotland. you can see the tables set out because of covid. they are outside as well, which will need a lot of requirements. this tournament is unusual for a number of reasons. one is it is played out and 11 host cities. scotland plays in a scottish stadium and the english games in wembley in north london. that is a pub in england, by the way in cheadle. everne is a bit more spread out because while people are allowed in pubs, they still have to keep a little distance. what i was saying is this is an unusual tournament. 11 host cities all going down to the semis and the final at wembley. it is unusual in that way and that 24 teams are going down to 16. normally half of the teams go out at the group stage. not this

we have the euro trading firmly versus the dollar. 0.24% to 1 contin.1888. we have sterling trading versus the dollar 0.2% u.s. futures let's look at wall street. we have green on the board dow is looking to now open more than 100 points higher if the levels hold. last week, the dow fell 3.5% the s&p 500 dropped. the nasdaq dropped 0.3% on the week proving more resilient than the dow and s&p 500. if these levels hold, we are in for a positive start >>> turning back to what is happening in europe. politics in focus over the weekend. france's labour party has come out ahead. marie le pen's party is second the runoff will be held next weekend. macron's party told cnbc he worried over the consequences if the far right wins the regional contests. >> first, they are not such issues with the local election and general election next year definitely if there is a win from the extreme right next week, then this would be really worrying that's why we are committed to campaign for that not to happen. i do think this would be a big problem with the extreme right rising a

we've got the euro story. little tea leaves on our bloomberg screen. weaker euro says something. jonathan: a break of $1.19 briefly. i think it has been forgotten that the dollar topped out earlier this year at the end of march when 10-year gilts topped out. 10 year yield was pushing 1.80%. a lot of people will make the argument that that was about u.s. exceptionalism, that the rest of this year will be about europe reopening. that dismisses the fact that europe has already outperformed on the equity side so far this year through the first half. the euro stoxx 50 has outperformed the s&p 500, so i think it is really difficult to make this international call. it didn't work in q1 in terms of the u.s. exceptionalism story playing out. i wonder if it plays out in the back half. tom: to reset into the back half, we will read up on what they strategists are doing and the nuances they are making. in your reading, what is the number one nuance you see into the second half of 2021? jonathan: the divide over 10 year yields and trying to call this fx market. on the side, we outperformed in

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the 2008 euros run up, 2010 will cover 3rd place, 2012 euros the semi finals. 2014 will cover the highlights, a trophy in rio. and then the 2016 euros, another semi final. and then came the spectacular crash. the 2018 woke up was a disaster. the defending champions crushed out in the group stage. the worst germany performance ever had a world cup of tea didn't show what they normally can do. but as coach, i'm responsible, and of course i have to ask myself, is why we didn't manager love wanted to stay. and his bosses agreed. yet he couldn't find redemption for the 2018 world cup to buckle at this euros. it wasn't a total disgrace. they were knocked out in the round of 16 by inward. so what remains after yogi lives 15 years that the held one shiny piece of silverware, just the one, but the biggest one of the lot nothing to be ashamed of for now europe. today's thank you for a documentary about berlin's most controversial new movie and i'm nicole further from me and the entire team here in berlin. thank you so much for your company. the goal was right in front of them. then suddenly, we agreed

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the team we'll have more ahead of the euros in a moment.a boss, bruno lage as their new manager, in place of nuno espirito santo, who left at the end of the season. lage won the portuguese title with benfica in 2019, but he left last year after finishing second. 12—year—old skateboarder sky brown could become britain's youngest ever olympian after qualifying for the tokyo games. it was only a year ago that she suffered life—threatening injuries in a training fall. 15—year—old bombette martin also qualified. both will have to wait to find out if they're selected. double olympic champion helen glover will also be competing in tokyo, after taking four years out from the sport and starting a family. she's been named in the team gb pair alongside olympic silver medallist polly swann. and leeds rhinos have been forced to postpone friday's super league match with st helens, after two positive covid—i9 tests — and a further seven close contacts within the rhinos squad. now back to the european championship and concerns are starting to grow amongst

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i think switzerland is _ chances at euro 2020. i think switzerland is a _ chances at euro 2020.ot ofj switzerland is a team a lot of people underestimate, it's a very settled team and the last three tournaments they have reached the last 16 so there is an expectation to get there again and also to try and reach the first time. i hope this will be a really good tournament for switzerland. what are the teams' major— tournament for switzerland. what are the teams' major strengths? - tournament for switzerland. what are the teams' major strengths? you've l the teams' ma'or strengths? you've tot an the teams' major strengths? you've got an arsenal— the teams' major strengths? you've got an arsenal midfielder _ the teams' major strengths? you've got an arsenal midfielder and - the teams' major strengths? you've got an arsenal midfielder and the i got an arsenal midfielder and the key players in the midfield are quite strong. t key players in the midfield are quite strong-— quite strong. i wish you luck. ellen, quite strong. i wish you luck. ellen. sian — quite strong. i wish you luck.