that is obviously encouraging news that he is available for selection, as is anthony gordon and that ite the fact that gordon took a little bit of a tumble on wednesday. he was out riding an e box and england's training camp. he fell often and badly grazed his chin and also his hands is well, but thankfully nothing too serious that he is good to go. people have been suggesting that perhaps anthony gordon might start the match because he offers something a little bit different. now, england as you say have come in for a lot of criticism over the last few days, but anthony gordon says that the players can handle it. if people are, you know, being negative, it's only because they expect a lot from you, which is a positive thing. we've got the people what they want to see _ we've got the people what they want to see it's_ we've got the people what they want to see. it's gone, it's in the we've got to stay in the present, stay focused on what's ahead of us. got a lot coming up, a lot to look forward to. if we let past games affect us, we're not going to perform the best we can. he does loo

and coming up on bbc news, anthony gordon says if england want to stop the negativity they need to perform and give people what they want to see. good evening. rishi sunak has condemned the use of a racist term against him by a reform uk campaigner. mr sunak, who is of indian origin, repeated the words deliberately, saying he had to call out clearly language which made him hurt and angry. he also said the party's leader, nigel farage, had questions to answer. the comments were secretly filmed and broadcast by channel 4 while activists were campaigning for reform uk in clacton, where mr farage is standing. nigel farage claimed the racist comments were a "set—up". our political correspondentjoe pike is in westminster. nigel farage�*s sur #3r50iz entry into this election reenergised reform and gave them a poll boost as well, but his controversial comments about russia and ukraine plus this drip, drip of allegations concerning first candidates, and now campaigners has left some of those around mr farage feeling nervous. a warning my report contains offensive language. please welcome nigel fara

— of that we need someone like anthony gordon on— of that we need someone like anthony gordon onhe ball upfront better. i do think we are stuck a bit in defence and we .et we are stuck a bit in defence and we get a _ we are stuck a bit in defence and we get a hit _ we are stuck a bit in defence and we get a bit sloppy after a bit. so, yeah — get a bit sloppy after a bit. so, eah. , , , ., ., get a bit sloppy after a bit. so, eah. , ,, ., ., ., , get a bit sloppy after a bit. so, eah. , ,, ., ., ., yeah. despite all that, what is a prediction? _ yeah. despite all that, what is a prediction? how— yeah. despite all that, what is a prediction? how do _ yeah. despite all that, what is a prediction? how do you - yeah. despite all that, what is a prediction? how do you think. yeah. despite all that, what is a prediction? how do you think it | yeah. despite all that, what is a . prediction? how do you think it will .o? prediction? how do you think it will go? i— prediction? how do you think it will to? ~' ., ' prediction? how do you think it will 0? “ ., ' 2-0. prediction? how do you thi

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harry maguire, luke shaw and anthony gordon didn't take part in the session due to injury.m willjoin the squad next week. to tennis now. defending champion iga swiatek is through to the quarter finals of the women's singles at the french open. the world number one blew away anastasia potapova, ranked 41st in the world, in straight sets. a double bagel, 6—0, 6—0 for swiatek, top of your screen, at her ruthless best, getting the job done injust 40 minutes. i was playing in an efficient way, and i didn't lose any points that i didn't need to, so i am happy with the way i was disciplined, and i just stick to my tactics through the whole match. meanwhile, coco gauff breezed past elizabette cocciaretto to reach the last eight. the number three seed won 6—1, 6—2 injust over an hour. gauff and swiatek are joined in the quarter—finals by wimbledon champion marketa vondrousova who beat qualifier 0lga danilovic in straight sets. and carlos alcaraz, the men's number three in action against felix augur aliassime. he recovered from a break down to take the first set 6—3. and it is curren

of those players that might start that next game, alan shearer uncle commentator on bbc said anthony gordonthe side, and the reason was england was unable to press the denmark side and he is known for his work rate and put pace and the ability to run and stretch defences which might help england, there left—back, they don't have a natural one, and kieran trippier playing there, and as you mentioned earlier, there, and as you mentioned earlier, the trent alexander arland experiment in midfield may be over, conor gallagher came on it in the second half, and there is kobbie mainoo from manchester united who won the fa cup and one of the breakthrough stars in adam wharton, natural midfielders, and gareth southgate would have to think about bringing those players into the team if they are to get the best out of england's deep attacking talent. thank you, alex howell bringing us the latest from the england camp and have that much next tuesday, their final game. looking at the past couple of tournaments, england, have hardly lit up the group stages, they were booed off after a goalless draw agains

also anthony gordon who is a quick and pacey winger for them there, and ollie watkins who is an aston slightly different option to harry kane, more pacing and quick. england though, with less then 15 minutes to go, it is slovakia on the ball at the moment and england have got to find a solution here because gareth southgate i think and be pretty sure there will be a lot call for his position if they go on to lose this match. . ~' , ., , position if they go on to lose this match. . ~ ,, , . position if they go on to lose this match. ., ~ ,, , . ' match. thank you very much. 15 minutes to _ match. thank you very much. 15 minutes to go — match. thank you very much. 15 minutes to go and _ match. thank you very much. 15 minutes to go and a _ match. thank you very much. 15 minutes to go and a number - match. thank you very much. 15 minutes to go and a number of| minutes to go and a number of players are walking a tightrope as well, three yellow cards, dude bellingham amongst those. 15 minutes ago, plenty to do for england. elsewhere this evening. first—time qualifiers georgia take on one of

newcastle's anthony gordon was one of those players who played his first minutes of the competition ingative it— way, it's like, if people are the negative it is only because they expect— negative it is only because they expect a — negative it is only because they expect a lot from you, which is a positive — expect a lot from you, which is a positive thing i'm a so if we want that to _ positive thing i'm a so if we want that to stop we just need to perform and give _ that to stop we just need to perform and give people what they want to see. as well as the debate around the forward option, there has been a lot of talk about who should play at left back for england. manchester united defender luke shaw is yet to play any minutes in this tournament as he continues to build up his fitness. kieran trippier has played there so far but ian wright, the former england striker, said bukayo saka could be an option. but the arsenal winger said playing him out of position isn't the solution. we'll hearfrom the england manager, gareth southgate tomorrow as he previews the game on sunday, and englan

may be a chance to give those who have not featured much or at all some minutes, the likes of anthony gordonngland for eight years now and it's it off and meant it would all this is where his experience will comment most of all though if there are a few changes to the team, perhaps people have been calling for for a long time, and england produced were from his people know they are capable of the question will then be what it would not start like this and southgate again maybe bowing to pressure. we will wait and see but one thing is for sure, so many pose a test the england should pass easily but all the players behind me know that they are through to the knockout stages and tougher tests are sure to come. litre knockout stages and tougher tests are sure to come.— knockout stages and tougher tests are sure to come. live from cologne ahead of kick-off _ are sure to come. live from cologne ahead of kick-off between _ are sure to come. live from cologne ahead of kick-off between england | ahead of kick—off between england and slovenia in the final group game, many thanks indeed. we will hopefu

rankings below them and maybe it is a chance for gareth southgate to give the substitute chance, anthony gordonprovide the drama as group b reached its climax. the defending champions got an equaliser against croatia with almost the last kick of the game in the 98th minute in leipzig, a goal that sent them through to the knockout stages and all—but knocked croatia out. mattia zaccagni was italy�*s hero. spain were already through before their final game against albania but completed a perfect group stage with a 1—0 win in dusseldorf. they aren�*t the first team to find it tough against the second—lowest ranked nation at euro 2024, but the 13th minute winner from ferran torres was enough to send albania out and give spain three wins out of three so far. spain�*s result doesn�*tjust mean that england go through. france and the netherlands have also qualified for the last 16. where those teams finish in their group though will be determined in this afternoon�*s games. group d is the first to be concluded. france are playing poland, who are definitely out, in dortmund, with kylian mbappe potentiall

anthony gordon . because doesn't he look gordon. because doesn't he look a mess at the minute? he was he the pictures emerged earlier in the week. so the main the main one you'll see in a moment when we throw to him. but, but there's, there's a gash on his chin, a gash on his chin. it's also on his arms. and you wonder how far away it was to actually jeopardising his condition in terms of playing them, being able to play the fact that knowing the far as i do, i think the fact that they put him up for interview suggests he's got a reasonable chance of playing tomorrow. but this is the this is the accident he had and he'll explain it to us now. us now. >> us now. >> meant to be a recovery bike ride, it was a lovely day, and i was going down a hill. i tried to take a quick video for my family, just to show them what i was doing. and then before i knew it, i was face first into the floor because i was on my phone.i the floor because i was on my phone. i actually didn't know i was falling off until i hit the floor, because i was just focused on on my phone, and like i said, when chi

behind me in the castle where england are doing their mania —— media, we will hear from anthony gordonatch on sunday. the united states soccer federation condemned the online racist abuse suffered by several of its players following a 2—1 defeat by panama at the copa america. former arsenal striker folarin balogun, crystal palace defender chris richards and juventus pair timothy weah and weston mckennie were all targeted online after the hosts lost the group c match in atlanta. juventus' timothy weah was sent off in the 18th minute after his yellow card was upgarded to a red from a var check for punching panama's roderick miller in the head in an off—the—ball incident. but it was the us who took the lead with this strike from monaco's folarin balogun, his fifth goal in 1a appearances for the country. the lead didn't last long, however, when panama scored just four minutes later and then this winning goal from jose fajardo nelson to take the game 2—1. in a statement, the us soccer federation said: "there is absolutely no place in the game for such hateful and discriminatory behaviour. t

anthony gordon did well.tart as well and that will be a big call with trent alexander—arnold on the bench. >> well ben jacobs, thank you so much for joining >> well ben jacobs, thank you so much forjoining us and talking much for joining us and talking through that. really appreciate your thoughts r , your expertise this afternoon. stay with us. we're off to glastonbury after >> good afternoon. britain it's 1:00 on friday, the 28th of june. i'm sophie reaper, and i'm tom harwood . will joe go after tom harwood. will joe go after stumbling debate performance. democrats are now discussing the previously unthinkable removing their presumptive nominee and picking a last minute new candidate. but is it all too late ? late? >> and this side of the pond? the labour party plans a pre victory rally with celebrity endorsements. the tories are heaung endorsements. the tories are healing faster than expected economic growth and the lib dems are talking dentistry all as we enter the final week of campaigning . campaigning

jamie says england footballer anthony gordon got injured crashing his electric bike this week.selves in any foolhardy ways? he does say he's going to get back on the bike, by the way, because he said it was an electric bike and the europeans apparently do the brake on the other side. so he thought he was pressing the brakes and he actually sped up, went over the handle. >> funnily enough, i've had exactly the same accident. i had the exact same accident in madrid, in spain. can you believe that? there you go. >> and i during covid, i learned to how ride a penny farthing. and then i was riding the penny farthing up the mall with a photographer for a newspaper article. and then a penny farthing is a massive wheel at the front and a small one at the back. and you have to climb backwards, which is rather difficult. i ripped my leg, ended up on crutches , developed ended up on crutches, developed cellulitis, and then ended up on have i got news for you for falling off a penny farthing in front of buckingham palace. >> he'll do anything for fame, won't he? >> i won't do that. >> i wo

. >> i'm just pleased to see that people that play for newcastle united like anthony gordon, are doing that this bombshell, this, this, this treat has come to an end because thank you very much to our guests tonight, by the way , our guests tonight, by the way, doctor renee and of course, alex armstrong. but eileen has written , written in about alex written, written in about alex armstrong. >> she says not another one. >> she says not another one. >> alex armstrong has a touch of the errol flynn about him with that face and head. >> am i try and do that. >> am i try and do that. >> should i try and do the, am i allowed to say they're not one of these young men on our panel? all right, flynn was no, no idea. >> i didn't actually he did die 60 years before i was born. >> so perhaps there's a reason. >> so perhaps there's a reason. >> speaking of a man that's getting on and past his prime makes the brilliant leo kearse. with the saturday night showdown .thank with the saturday night showdown . thank you very much for watching. we'll see you again next week. leo kearse is going to hit me

manager gareth southgate brought on cole palmer , alexander—arnold and anthony gordon off the bench atto win the group. slovenia also progressed as a third place team and were cheering at the end of the match. that's the news for the latest stories sign up to gb news alerts. scan the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. comments . comments. >> all illegal migrants in france cannot wait for a labour government. that's to according reports in the telegraph, after their reporter spoke to some migrants near dunkirk who said they would not take the risk of crossing the channel in small boats until they knew there was a new government. this is likely the knock on effect from sir keir starmer pledging this on rwanda . rwanda. >> we will restore serious government to our borders, tackle this problem at source and replace the rwanda policy permanently . permanently. >> i think the problem is for many people now, the source is the migrant hotel next to where they live. but rishi sunak claimed last night that migrants will be queuing up in calais if labour wins power. >> either you believe il

city forward has started every game at the tournament so far, but was replaced by newcastle's anthony gordonawn against alejandro tabilo of chile. katie boulter faces germany's tatjana maria and could meet compatriot harriet dart if dart beats bai zhuoxuan of china. meanwhile, novak djokovic, who has his own fitness concerns, will face vit kopriva. reigning champion carlos alcaraz has been drawn against mark lajal, while world number one jannik sinner will play yannick hanfmann. in the women's draw, iga swiatek takes on sofia kenin, defending champion marketa voundrousova begins her defence against jessica bouzas maniero, while second—seed coco gauff meets fellow american caroline dolehide. billy harris is looking to go into wimbledon with a bit of momentum. he's the last briton involved in the eastbourne international. he lost the first set of his semifinal against max purcell of australia, but he's just won the second to take it to a decider. this is the first time harris has reached the last four of a tour—level event. pauljubb is also heading for wimbledon, and he's in semifinal action a

because anthony gordon, cole palmer was sitting on the bench in that denmark game looking sullen.ns are getting frustrated because they feel like england do have the tools to go on and win this and be more attractive and win games comfortably. but southgate sticking to his tactics, he's sticking to his tactics, he's sticking to his style , he's sticking to his style, he's sticking to his style, he's sticking to his favourites and that might end up costing england the chance of winning this tournament. >> isn't that the problem, though ? it's like he's got though? it's like he's got a plan and he's sticking to it and he made the wrong call with trent alexander—arnold in midfield. they're playing him out of position. he has been. he's been substituted in both matches and i'm doing the time warp here. i'm grizzled, i'm long in the tooth. ben jacobs i remember shouting at the tv when john terry passed the ball sideways to stevie g. we're one nil up. we sit deep, we invite disaster . we go to a draw. if disaster. we go to a draw. if not behind, it's like doing the time walk. when are w

well, i think gareth southgate needs to be bold with some of the younger players, cole palmer or anthony gordonxander—arnold in midfield hasn't worked so far, so that's why conor gallagher is going to come in. if luke shaw can get fit, that solves the left hand side and then england will be absolutely fine. but what makes the game against slovenia so important is that they have to win the group, because if they're the group c winners , they're the group c winners, then they face one of the best third place finishers still to be determined as far as the maths, but what we know now for sure is if they finish second in the group, they face the host germany, and on current form, the likelihood is they'll go crashing out. the tournament's in the last 16. ben, is there not a football code like an unwritten manual of how you should behave when it comes to current footballers , i.e. not current footballers, i.e. not slagging each other off, particularly during a national international tournament? >> surely that should be, you know, an unwritten rule. just keep your harsh opinions to yourself . yourself

you know i mentioned asia and there's people like, anthony gordon and jared bowen of west ham who, youers . the young lad, adam players. the young lad, adam walton, 20, at crystal palace , walton, 20, at crystal palace, be nowhere near a tournament. i do think you need , which is why do think you need, which is why i would have taken rashford and i would have taken rashford and i would have taken, grealish. but you know, listen, gareth's you know, nailed his colours to the mast and big question is cole palm another one. listen you know he played the other night and he was wandering all over the pitch. fantastic talent . but you know we must not hope hope that you know the sort of galactico let's cram the team full of. >> we need to talk about the fact that rumours in today stories and today 500 serbian hoougans stories and today 500 serbian hooligans on the way for this match, there's no land border. we can't control that , england, we can't control that, england, historically, of course, chris, have been a target. are you expecting aggro on sunday night? no >> basically. i mean, up to

the ten players that did not feature were out on the pitch, which means anthony gordon, kobbie mainoohe previous euros. wales thanked page for his service and acknowledged his role in the "significant milestones and victories which have created many incredible memories" for the nation during his time in charge. england have been set 164 to beat south africa in their second super 85 game of the t20 world cup. england won the toss and decided to bowl in saint lucia. and they might have regretted that decision early on as quinton de kock made a half—century in just 22 balls. butjos buttler�*s side managed to get him for 65 thanks to the captain himself, who took a superb catch as south africa made 163—6. in reply, england are 19—1. jack draper has taken his queens quarter final into a deciding set against american tommy paul. he lost the first 6—3 to the fifth seed... but has just broken in the 12th game of the second to take it 7—5. these are life pictures at the bbc coverage. draper beat carlos alcaraz the defending champion both here at queens and wimbledon to make the last eight. aft

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gordon says if they were prepared to pay says if they were prepared to pay for cosmetic surgery abroad, they can pay for any corrections necessary. >> well, anthonythreatening conditions , they or the surgeon conditions, they or the surgeon should pay to put it right privately, not the taxpayer. through the nhs. >> well, some of these businesses are a bit dodgy , businesses are a bit dodgy, aren't they? and then they won't reply to your emails if something's gone wrong, wayne says.i something's gone wrong, wayne says. i went over to turkey to have a gastric sleeve and had my gallbladder removed in a five star hospital. all was okay. i lost eight stone. it only cost £2,400. it would have cost 9000 over here. the surgeon i had trained in wales. surgeons in the uk are ripping people off. so there you go. and he says i understand a number of people die in turkey every year, but thatis die in turkey every year, but that is also the case in this country as well. so wayne had a very good experience for a fraction of the cost, and it's a fair point. >> i mean, there is a reason that lots of people go abroad andifs that lots of people go abroad and it's n