bale to ramsey. _ the lead in baku, 1-0. bale to ramsey. no — the lead in baku, 1-0.u, 1-0. bale to | ramsey, no mistake this time. hundreds celebrated in baku, thousands celebrated in wales as if they were part of the team. turkey came back aggressively, yilmaz threatening again. it worked in wales' faber, bale brought out on the edge of the box. penalty and the chance to seal it. it would have been too easy. bale left fans speechless, the game became breathless. as turkey battled to save the tournament, wales put their bodies on the line. danny ward save them for the second game in a row, and as the fans prayed for the final whistle. .. and as the fans prayed for the final whistle... commentator: 24} and as the fans prayed for the final whistle... commentator:- whistle... commentator: 2-0 to wales! just _ whistle. . . commentator: 2-0 to wales! just enough _ whistle. . . commentator: 2-0 to wales! just enough time - whistle. . . commentator: 2-0 to wales! just enough time for - whistle. .. commentator: 2-0 to| wales! just enough time for connor roberts to deliver _

gareth bale had a great game that do i think gareth bale - think gareth bale had a great game that dot game? no, if i am honest about it. but what he — great game? no, if i am honest about it, but what he gives _ great game? no, if i am honest about it, but what he gives them _ great game? no, if i am honest about it, but what he gives them on - great game? no, if i am honest about it, but what he gives them on the i it, but what he gives them on the mental— it, but what he gives them on the mental side — it, but what he gives them on the mental side of— it, but what he gives them on the mental side of things _ it, but what he gives them on the mental side of things is _ it, but what he gives them on the mental side of things is amazing. | mental side of things is amazing. such— mental side of things is amazing. such as _ mental side of things is amazing. such as ramsey, _ mental side of things is amazing. such as ramsey, ben _ mental side of things is amazing. such as ramsey, ben davies, i mental side of things is amazing. i such as ramsey, ben davies, what they give _ such as ramsey

absolutely, absolutely, . and gareth bale is a cardiff man, so imean, of and gareth bale is a cardiff. but everybody, the team needs to know that there are so many welsh people around the world, notjust in wales, who are really, really rooting for them tonight. really, really rooting for them toniaht. ., ., ., ., ., tonight. you gotta feel for them and an team tonight. you gotta feel for them and any team that _ tonight. you gotta feel for them and any team that goes _ tonight. you gotta feel for them and any team that goes out _ tonight. you gotta feel for them and any team that goes out on _ tonight. you gotta feel for them and any team that goes out on the - tonight. you gotta feel for them and any team that goes out on the pitch | any team that goes out on the pitch and just doesn't have that support in the stadium through no fault of their own. that could be really tough. it their own. that could be really tou~h. , ., ., , their own. that could be really tou~h. , ., .,, , ., tough. it is going to be, yeah, it is auoin tough. it is going to be, yeah, it is going to _ tough. it is

gareth bale advances again and touchesit gareth bale advances again and touches it back for the second goal. and, in the heat of baku, wales defeat turkey — a big step towards the second round of the euros. back home, jubilation and relief for the fans after a tense encounter which tested both teams. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel: heather knight hits 95, but india fire back on an absorbing opening—day of the women's test match in bristol. good evening. dominic cummings, the man who used to be borisjohnson�*s closest adviser, has launched another wave of attacks on the prime minister's handling of the pandemic and on the competence of the health secretary, matt hancock. mr cummings has published what he says are messages that he exchanged with mrjohnson. downing street has not questioned the authenticity of those messages, which apparently show mrjohnson describing mr hancock as "hopeless" on more than one occasion. mr cummings also accuses the prime minister of lying about the the government's failures in its initial response to the crisis. our political editor lau

christian bale -- gareth - winner? christian bale -- gareth bale. 2-1 winner, _ winner?a scupper against the ranges. loving the confidence and i tell you what, thank you to gwyn, if you can pass on our thanks, for saving the day with the gareth bale cut out and if he had gone down it would have been consulting the var and he saved the day so thank goodness. the tokyo dream is overfor mo farah. the four—time olympic champion had one last chance to make the games at a specially arranged race in manchester last night. 38—year—old farah had been battling a minor ankle injury as he attempted to qualify and defend his 10,000 metres title but he missed the mark required by 19 seconds. he says he will now consider his future. in formula 1, it's looking good for red bull and bad for mercedes again this weekend. championship leader max verstappen was quickest in friday practice for the styrian grand prix in austria. lewis hamilton was only fourth. his mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas has been given a 3—place grid penalty for this spin in the pit lane. it's one of the most hostil

we need wales to score a i goal, so hopefully ramsay, bale, not many— goal, so hopefully ramsay, baled against italy - goal, so hopefully ramsay, bale, not many have scored against italy at - many have scored against italy at the moment _ many have scored against italy at the moment a_ many have scored against italy at the moment. a goal— many have scored against italy at the moment. a goal each- many have scored against italy at the moment. a goal each would i many have scored against italy at i the moment. a goal each would be nice _ the moment. a goal each would be nice. ~ .., , the moment. a goal each would be nice. ~ , the moment. a goal each would be nice. , .. , nice. we could see some changes will sto the nice. we could see some changes will stop they have _ nice. we could see some changes will stop they have changed _ nice. we could see some changes will stop they have changed to, _ stop they have changed to, apparently _ stop they have changed to, apparently seven players on the bench, — apparently seven players on the bench, the _ apparently seven players on the bench, the

. what can hear from all of the camps now starting with gareth bale.— starting with gareth bale.with gareth bale. what to concentrate on ourselves and - starting with gareth bale. what to l concentrate on ourselves and others that we _ concentrate on ourselves and others that we have to look at the opposition as well but i think we like to— opposition as well but i think we like to concentrate on what we are going _ like to concentrate on what we are going to _ like to concentrate on what we are going to do — like to concentrate on what we are going to do and what our game plan is and _ going to do and what our game plan is and hopefully we can execute. we want to create history that no one is ever— want to create history that no one is ever done — want to create history that no one is ever done before _ want to create history that no one is ever done before and _ want to create history that no one is ever done before and i- want to create history that no one is ever done before and i feel- want to create history that no one is ever done before and i feel like| is ever done befor

i reckon gareth bale and... what's his name again? kieffer moore. kieffer moore's gonna score.no official fan zones, this crowd of 250—odd in the capital was one of the largest watching from home tonight. and just before half—time, elation. security doing their best to keep the fans socially distant, but so difficult when the passion and pride of a nation is on the line. good, good first half, i've got no nerves now, i reckon we'll hold it out. feeling pretty confident. that goal before half—time just settled the nerves. the tension mounted in the second half as bale squandered his penalty, but the crowd were defiant, and they were rewarded as the game drew to a close. unbelievable game. thoroughly deserved it. dominated. so happy, so happy. come on! even though the red wall may be lacking a few bricks over in baku, the fans here at home have been relentless in their support and passion for gareth bale�*s men. wales will now almost certainly be the first home nation to qualify for the knockout stages. tomos morgan, bbc news, cardiff. now on bbc news: the travel show. this week

gareth bale's central form potential dark horse. gareth bale's centralform is potential dark horse. to wales and turkey both one of the meanest offences in football. they only let in three goals in their qualifying campaign. italy are returning to tournament football having missed out on the world cup in russia in 2018. excellent disappointment, they appointed roberto mancini as manager. he is a man who led city to first premier league title back in 2012. in charge of italy, he has overseen something of a transformation. mancini's team were last beaten nearly three years ago and they have now gone 27 games without defeat. this is a team that is still having all the qualities you expect from italian side. formidable defenders even in their mid—30s and italy also have something exciting in a again with a mobile eight leading the line for them. if you get the goals he scores against for his club than that could be a factor that decides whether italy go deep in this tournament. let's get the expert view on italy and speak to me now. good if you do join us and thank you very much. three

gareth bale advances aaain and the capitals. gareth bale advances again and touches _ the capitals.es it in for the second goal! lip again and touches it in for the second goal!— again and touches it in for the second goal! up for it until the end, the second goal! up for it until the end. the goal— second goal! up for it until the end, the goal in _ second goal! up for it until the end, the goal in added - second goal! up for it until the end, the goal in added time i second goal! up for it until the l end, the goal in added time that gave wales a 2—0 victory over turkey at the euros. joe biden and russia�*s president vladimir putin have wrapped up some three hours of talks in geneva — the first meeting between the two men since mr biden entered the white house. the meeting comes at a time when relations between the two countries have been strained — to say the least. 0ur north america editor jon sopel is in geneva. best wishes and goodbye. and with those words, the swiss president left them to it. there was little in the way of theatrics or fanfare, and the body language suggested

i reckon gareth bale and... what's his name again? kieffer moore. kieffer moore is going to score. with no official fan zones, this crowd of 250 odd in the capital was one of the largest watching from home tonight. and just before half—time, elation. security doing their best to keep the fans socially distant, but so difficult when the passion and pride of a nation is on the line. good first half, i've got no nerves now, i reckon we'll hold it out. feeling pretty confident. that goal before half—time just settled the nerves. the tension mounted in the second half as bale squandered his penalty, but the crowd were defiant, and they were rewarded as the game drew to a close. unbelievable game. thoroughly deserved it. dominated. so happy, so happy. come on! even though the red wall may be lacking a few bricks over in baku, the fans here at home have been relentless in their support and passion for gareth bale�*s men. wales will now almost certainly be the first home nation to qualify for the knockout stages. tomos morgan, bbc news, cardiff. quite a satisfying day! now on bbc one, time

it aaron ramsey and gareth bale, it is extraordinary-— extraordinary.isjust the confidence - extraordinary. it really is, ithink it is just the confidence aaron i it is just the confidence aaron ramsey has, notjust on his fitness, but knowing his trademark is making those runs into the imposing penalty box and he knows if he does it, gareth will basically drop it right at his feet, so he is confident in playing that way. the interesting thing will be with, the game is important, no doubt about that, we wanted to try and win, certainly not get beat, but at the same time, if we are going to progress and move forward, we noted those two to do well and i would certainly be concerned as the game goes on the fitness of those special players because they mean so much to us. the italians are terrific at the moment, there are a lot of people's for the tournament, it will be a really tall order to get anything out of this game. order to get anything out of this came. �* . . ~' order to get anything out of this iame. i, . ~' ., . ~' ,': order to get anything out o

and notjust bale, joe allen, aaron j and notjust bale, joe allen, aaron ramsey, johnny williams who isng them away the other end a bit more.— to start putting them away the other end a bit more. yeah, you do need to score one or— end a bit more. yeah, you do need to score one or two, _ end a bit more. yeah, you do need to score one or two, at _ end a bit more. yeah, you do need to score one or two, at least! _ end a bit more. yeah, you do need to score one or two, at least! but - end a bit more. yeah, you do need to score one or two, at least! but if - score one or two, at least! but if you could win tonight, that would be an amazing platform. you would pretty much be through the group then. ., ., , , ., pretty much be through the group then. ., ., ,, ., , then. yeah, four points should see us through — then. yeah, four points should see us through then. _ then. yeah, four points should see us through then. and _ then. yeah, four points should see us through then. and from - then. yeah, four points should see us through then. and from there i us through then. and from there anything ca

gareth bale getting close. caspar dahlberg cross effort was quite brilliant.ing the team forward. in truth, things have got worse for wales before half—time. clinging on for the break. still, that would not save them for long. moments after the restart, poor defending and kasper dolberg had his second. their third was no more than they deserved from joakim m hle, the kind of celebrations they as a nation not so long ago might have thought impossible. the knockout blow then for wales, impossible. the knockout blow then forwales, harry impossible. the knockout blow then for wales, harry wilson's red card not quite the final insult. that came from martin braithwaite. his goal made it four. denmark's extraordinary tournament goes on. for wales, extraordinary tournament goes on. forwales, nothing extraordinary tournament goes on. for wales, nothing but desperate disappointment. to finish how we did is disappointing, but the boys are frustrated and angry, it's understandable and i would rather we go out like

it is great pleasure to introduce my good friend, jack bales. sfo thank you for your more than kind introduction, bill. i remember clearly when you first started the great lives program so many years ago, the great lives web page points out that the purpose of the series is to explore the diverse lives and achievements of remarkable people. well, the program has certainly done that. but of course that is largely due to your hard work, which has brought me and so many other speakers here to this podium. i'm also grateful to the sponsors of my presentation, john and linda coker, whom i have known for so many years. thanks so much, john and linda, for your fine support of great lives. probably no other author of children's books during the last 30 years of the 19th century was more popular than horatio alger jr. a writer of rags to riches stories, his name is recognized today as a synonym success. many newspaper and magazine writers for example, when writing about people who worked hard and achieved success often acknowledge that their stories read

. —— gareth bale. their more skilful midfielders or attacking plays like harry wilson, david brook, some of the names being dropped. 0ne brook, some of the names being dropped. one man certain to start is key for more, who got that important goal on saturday, making himself. while fans will be desperate to see him scoring again. —— welsh fans. thanks very much. kick off tomorrow at five p:m.. scotland manager steve clarke said his side weren't clinical enough as they slippped to defeat against czech republic yesterday. the big question now is, how does he pick his team up from their opening defeat? jane dougall is with the squad. jane, how do scotland pick themselves up after yesterday's disappointment? they'll just have to they'lljust have to put this defeat behind them and regroup. the most disappointing aspect of yesterday's loss was that statistically speaking, looking at the paper on group, the czech republic was the most likely side that scotland could have got a win against. 0f most likely side

it was the obvious question to ask their captain, this time around gareth bale.n thought in this season but wales seems to be his main focus was question for gareth bale then this can whales do it again with mac i think to me on the back of 2016... it again with mac i think to me on the back of 2016. . ._ it again with mac i think to me on the back of 2016. .. people argue we should be doing _ the back of 2016. .. people argue we should be doing things _ the back of 2016. .. people argue we should be doing things but - the back of 2016. .. people argue we should be doing things but we - the back of 2016. .. people argue we should be doing things but we have | the back of 2016. .. people argue we | should be doing things but we have a different_ should be doing things but we have a different team and we have everything different with the tournament, sol everything different with the tournament, so i think us and ourselves_ tournament, so i think us and ourselves can we just believe that to take _ ourselves can we just believe that to take it— ourselves can we just

he later skipped bale before spending a total of 7 years. hold up inside an embassy in the british capital. he has been in bell marsh prison for the past 2 years. if he has sent to the u. s, he could face up to 175 years in prison. roger waters founding member of the rock band, pink floyd, and the long time a song supporter told us press freedom itself was on trial. he is being held up as an example to people who might young people who might decide to make a career in journalism. and who might decide that the public has a right to know by the, by the good offices of the, for the state or the journal or the, you know, the newspapers, who we absolutely desperately need to be free of the precious autocratic government . to give us the information we need to be concerned citizen. so, but they don't, they, they pass the bay. does this include joe biden and blank, and why? certainly hope not because he absolutely should step out tomorrow and say wherever you are in the united states, john and gabriel ship it and we hear it is here's the piece of p

gareth bale hasn't scored for something like 11 games for wales, though.is my worry. i know, but i quite like to comment when he said he knows where the back of the net is. so he has been assisting, like we said he has been building up his match fitness and i think... he knows he is on the world stage as well in this tournament. we don't know if it is going to be his last tournament either, so i imagine he has probably got a few points to prove that he is good at doing that. well, good luck. i hope you enjoy it. thank you very much for talking to us. coverage on bbc radio 5 live. listen to it. now on bbc news... click. redesigning aeroplanes... ..the passenger pods hurtling people through tunnels... yes! yeah! woo! ..and fancy a flying car? coventry was once the heart of british automotive manufacturing, dubbed britain's motor city. but it's moved with the times. now hosting the institute for future transport and cities at coventry university, playing an important part in the future of autonomous, sustainable and connected transport. and in a city where th

bale brought down and the chance to seal it. gareth bale has missed it.and then as the fans prayed for the final whistle... tucked home by connor roberts, and that will do it. it is 2—0 to wales. just enough time for connor roberts to deliver some real welsh delight. my nerves couldn't take any more, but when we scored the second goal, that was it. my emotionjust went, whoosh, that's it. i feel incredible. this is why we follow wales, for moments| just like this. it is just amazing. first of all, i am absolutely delighted with the win. we fought hard, we worked our socks off, like we always do. yes, i missed the pen, but i feel i showed good character to help the keep the team going. we needed that victory more than anything and to get the second at the end was the icing on the cake. wales fly onto rome with spirits soaring. whatever the result against italy on sunday, they should be through to the next round, having pulled off their best performance in years. the vast majority of welsh fans, celebrated back home — many at the fanzone in cardiff, where it

so 6 months now passed since since the refusal of bale. and we still don't know when there will be an appeal. so what, what were the thing is just, it's just another instance of this abuse of process that julian has been suffering under for, you know, going on 12 years now. when league can still was 2 leagues can bring justice. a british court earlier rejected us extradition request for julian, a sorry, over concerns about his mental health, but at the same time maintained that washington has a solid case against him. america is insisting he should be handed over for releasing thousands of classified files. it has been almost a decade since assange was 1st arrested in london. he later skipped bale before spending a total of 7 years. hold up at the ecuadorian embassy in the british capital and has been in belmont prison since 2019 if sent to the us. he could face up to 175 years in prison. roger waters founding member of the rock band, pink floyd, and long time supporter of a sash told us that his persecution is meant to send a one warning

wales outnumbered again, started well, getting the ball to christian bale —— gareth bale but unable tooke well's spirit. commentator: denmark strikes first! from - broke well's spirit. commentator: denmark strikes first! from holland i denmark strikes first! from holland to back home- _ denmark strikes first! from holland to back home. wales _ denmark strikes first! from holland to back home. wales needed - denmark strikes first! from holland to back home. wales needed to - denmark strikes first! from holland | to back home. wales needed to find denmark strikes first! from holland l to back home. wales needed to find a way to disrupt the non—public dominance. instead they faulted and they doubled the league. for clearance. — they doubled the league. for clearance, 2-0! _ they doubled the league. for clearance, 2-0! wales - they doubled the league. for clearance, 2-0! wales threw| clearance, 2-0! wales threw everything — clearance, 2-0! wales threw everything at _ clearance, 2-0! wales threw everything at it _ clearance, 2-0! wales threw everything at it but - clearance, 2-0! wales thre

or worse to that effect rented by jack bales. i watched her it said by a prominent author who was visiting matter of fact part of the great live series. was best in campus. he said that he believed jack to be the finest research librarian in the country. and assessment with which i would not disagree. jack's own research has focused primarily on two subject horatio alger and his beloved chicago cubs. here's a long time member of the horatio alger society. and is the past editor of his bi-monthly publication newsboy. he co-authored two works on alger; horatio algeria junior and annotated bibliography of comet and criticism and the lost life of horatio alger junior. they also has published many works on the chicago cubs including before they were the cops. early years of chicago's first professional baseball team, which was published in 2019. jack lives in fredericksburg as the father of two children, patrick and laura but not researching and writing he enjoys hiking with them particularly in the shenandoah mountains. it's a very g

he later skipped bale before spending a total of 7 years. hold up at the ecuadorian embassy in the british capital and has been in the marsh prison since 2019, if sent to the u. s. he could face up to 175 years in prison. roger waters funding number of the rock and pink floyd and long time support of assange told us that his persecution is meant to send a warning to others. he is being held up as an example to people who might young people who might decide to make a career in journalism and who might decide that the public has a right to know all he did was report the news. that's it. and if that's a crime, then you should lock up there the tauriel boards of the new york times, and everybody else particular but particularly the publish who published the same stories that wiki leaks published, particularly the, you know, the rock rugs and, and dramatic most dramatically of all the classroom murder video. no, he is being held up as an example. keep your mouth shut or this will happen to you . we will kill you because that's what they're trying

game for gareth bale you _ best chance of the game for gareth bale. of goal, take these chances when _ in front of goal, take these chances when they— in front of goal, take these chances when they come our way. we in front of goal, take these chances when they come our way.— in front of goal, take these chances when they come our way. we did 'ust watch the gareth i when they come our way. we did 'ust watch the gareth bale i when they come our way. we did 'ust watch the gareth bale miss i when they come our way. we did just watch the gareth bale miss which, i watch the gareth bale miss which, when you watch it again, it is agony, isn't it? as i said, there is more football to come from wales now and i believe it is your big in a few days, when you have to watch wales play again on your birthday? i wales play again on your birthday? i am, i am. wales play again on your birthday? i am, lam. it is not wales play again on your birthday? i am, i am. it is not a wales play again on your birthday? i am, lam. it is not a big wales play again on your birthday?

so 6 months now passed since since the refusal of bale. and we still don't know when there will be an appeal. so what, what was thing is just, it's just another instance of this abuse of, of the process that julian has been suffering under for, you know, going on 12 years now. there is a, there is an opportunity now for, for the button, administration, and miracle. and just just to discontinue and drop this case, leak can stop was is a closed in july, and then we can lakes and christian hanson as her special. you know, they had the late that they continued at risk of himself to attempt to give a name to the dan. earlier this year, a british court rejected a u. s. extradition request for julian a sorry to, to concerns about his mental health, while at the same time maintaining that washington has a solid case against him. america is still insisting he should be handed over for releasing thousands of classified files. it has been almost a decade now since sandra was 1st arrested in london, he later skipped bale before spending a total of 7 y

and, a big day for gareth bale and his team, as wales prepare to take on denmark in the knockout stageseuros — with kick off in just under an hour's time. good afternoon. the health secretary, matt hancock, is facing calls to resign after pictures emerged of him kissing an aide in his office — in breach of coronavirus guidance on social distancing. mr hancock said he was "very sorry" for letting people down. downing street has said borisjohnson has accepted his apology and considered the matter closed. but one conservative mp is now openly telling the government that the health secretary should go. our political correspondent helen catt reports. yesterday, it was on one front page. today, the image of the health secretary kissing his aide in his departmental office was on many more. matt hancock has apologised for breaking the social distancing guidance he helped set and promote. but families who've lost loved ones in the pandemic have accused him of undermining government messaging. this man was 68 when he died in february. he'd spent a0 years working in the nhs. you know, 150,000—plus

gareth bale has gone closest. shot was saved in the last couple of moments as well. netherlands. wales are playing in bed. they reach the semifinals five years ago. their best performance at the euros. the winner will play either the netherlands all the czech republic. still goalless, though. you can watch this one right now on bbc one. the british and irish lions had beatenjapan. match for their tour to south africa but they will have concerns over potential injuries to captain alun wyn jones and fellow welsh forward justin tipuric. wynjones picked up a problem with his left arm in the first half — forcing him out of the game — giving coach warren gatland a potential headache ahead of the tour. fewer problems thereafter — running in four tries in a 28—10 win. irish forward tadhg beirne amongst the scorers. there's been a dramatic first stage of the tour de france, won by the world champion julian alaphilppe, with two big crashes in the last 30 miles. the first was caused by a spectator holding a cardboard sign — one of the race favourites primoz roglic was involved

central banks go green, the bank of japan on bales of plans to launch a new scheme to fight climate, change ads, merchants and go depend heavily on cross border sales. what happens when the pandemic closes those points and then for dylan, let's do business. we want a humans recovery. that's the call to action made by $181.00 national delegates that this is meeting of the international labor organization. the co, the crisis has hit labor markets hard, especially the services sector, tourism restaurants, bars. and many of those who last work were young. the crisis adding to the growing ranks of youth unemployment. the number of those not in employment, education or training is manageable in some industrialized stations between 5 and 10 percent in germany, for example. and in most european countries as well the united states. these use unemployment at 13 percent. it's 18 percent in china. but the situation is much more concerning and developing countries with brazil, looking at almost a quarter of a young people out of the job market. india, nigeria, and south africa have use unemployme

gareth bale hasn't scored for something like 11 games for wales, though. that is my worry.

looking at gareth bale and aaron ramsey _ the turks.u are italy, you can| point, if you are italy, you can replace players, i don't think he illini will play, i think that has been well documented but —— years, say, verratti, there is strong what he will probably start. so from start to finish, their squad is fantastic. regardless of who they play, i don't think they will be weakened, just by the fact the players have not played together for a while. it's a big ask, no bones about it, to go out there and get a win, but to get a result of some form? i think they can pick up a point, most definitely.- form? i think they can pick up a point, most definitely. what is the vibe in the camp? _ point, most definitely. what is the vibe in the camp? are _ point, most definitely. what is the vibe in the camp? are the - point, most definitely. what is the vibe in the camp? are the feelings they could replicate the incredible run from 2016?— they could replicate the incredible run from 2016? absolutely. there is no pressure — run from 2016? absolute

whales fail to gareth bale and a big moment in a costly mist.ee for italy, but whales are three the journey continues and now i get serious. our wales correspondent, hywel griffith, was at the stadio olimpico in rome. wales were never going to have it easy, they went to rome knowing they had not lost a competitive match in 29 games, italy, despite making eight changes italy certainly dominated, having early chances after 39 minutes. a free kick made it 1—0, wales made it harder for themselves in the second half, a rushed challenge earning a red card but the ten men of wales clung on, they were helped by turkey scoring against switzerland in baku and so, in the end, on goal difference, wales finishing second in group a and they will fly to amsterdam for the first game in the knockout stages next saturday. and how optimistic can welsh fans hope to be, now they are over this hurdle? welsh fans prefer a little bit of realism and pessimism. you consider this is the only third major tournament that wales have ever played at. of course many will relive

put themselves in position to advance to the euro's finals. 16, thanks to a win over turkey, derek bale was instrumental despite baffling missing on a penalty. he assisted on erin ramsey's 1st half goal and then on another with 2nd left in the matches. wales claimed the victory. now denmark are getting ready for their match up with belgium. it's been just 5 days since danish midfielder christian ericsson collapse. suddenly, during schemes magic and finland erickson suffered cardiac arrest and was revived on the spot. now the 29 year old is on the upswing and posting on social media from his hospital bed. but his near death experience left, he made badly shaken for some heading back, the stadium will not be easy. stronger together denmark squad are preparing to face their toughest group stage. opponents belgium while also dealing with what happened to christiane erickson. we have been talking about that it will be quite emotional to go back to parking and we know that we will have one believable support by our offense, by the whole country. and, and these emotions. we have to prepare tha

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wales's fell to gareth bale — a big moment, a costly mists.s or through too. the journey continues and now i get serious. adam wilde, bbc news. i and now i get serious. adam wilde, bbc news. ~ ., and now i get serious. adam wilde, bbc news. ~' ., , ., bbc news. i knew would be a difficult game, _ bbc news. i knew would be a difficult game, but _ bbc news. i knew would be a difficult game, butjust - bbc news. i knew would be a difficult game, butjust to - bbc news. i knew would be a l difficult game, butjust to spice things up, we thought we'd make it more difficult. the boys grafted hard, we worked our socks off. that's kind of our minimum requirement, another massive achievement. so to go prove everyone wrong again and get out of the group stages is a great achievement for us. 0bviously now we look forward to the next game, and we're going to try to win it.

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and a big day for gareth bale and his team — as wales prepares to take on denmark in the knockout stages. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the health secretary, matt hancock, remains under pressure to resign after pictures emerged of him kissing an aide in his office, in breach of coronavirus social distancing guidance. mr hancock has apologised for breaching the guidelines and the prime minstier said he considers the matter closed. but one conservative mp is now openly telling the government that the health secretary should go. our political correspondent helen catt reports. yesterday, it was on one front page. today, the image of the health secretary kissing his aide in his departmental office is on many more. matt hancock has apologised for breaking the social distancing guidance he helped set and promote, but questions are being raised. he might stay in office, but can he do hisjob? and i think it is fatally compromised in a situation where he does not seem to abide by the evidence that he wants us to follow, which is critical to our safety and making sure that this third wav

bale had a fine evening — but apologised to his teammates after skying a second half penalty — but itoints after two games and that should be enough, to see them into the last 16. i couldn't be more proud of the players. i said to them in the changing room, to create the amount of chances that we have created against a very good team, in turkey, is unbelievable. it is a pity we have not scored more goals but to win in the manner in which we did, credit goes to the players. they were outstanding. the vast majority of welsh fans, celebrated back home — many at the fanzone in cardiff, where it was raining beer. 0ne fan using herflag to try and keep dry — but don't get in the way, of the one who's spotted the camera. a tribute to the connor roberts celebration but not quite as successful. i think yeah, wales can go and win the tournament now. chalk and cheese from the swiss game. excuse the pun! we will go on now, no pressure against italy and then, yeah, into the last 16. once wales scored the first goal, then be pushed through. then we came up with the second goal, the finishing blow, m

wales's fell to gareth bale — a big moment, a costly mists.ee wins from three for italy, but wales or through too. the journey continues and now i get serious. adam wilde, bbc news. i and now i get serious. adam wilde, bbc news. ~ ., and now i get serious. adam wilde, bbc news. ~' ., , ., bbc news. i knew would be a difficult game, _ bbc news. i knew would be a difficult game, but _ bbc news. i knew would be a difficult game, butjust - bbc news. i knew would be a difficult game, butjust to - bbc news. i knew would be a l difficult game, butjust to spice things up, we thought we'd make it more difficult. the boys grafted hard, we worked our socks off. that's kind of our minimum requirement, another massive achievement. so to go prove everyone wrong again and get out of the group stages is a great achievement for us. obviously now we look forward to the next game, and we're going to try to win it. 50 the next game, and we're going to try to win it— try to win it. so proud, absolutely so roud try to win it. so proud, absolutely so proud of _ try

a couple of absentees and today's session, notably gareth bale.having an individual programme but they will be ready to be unleashed on saturday. we're told the players like the coffee in the pasta here, so the mood is pretty relaxed. hywell griffith with wales. let's get more on wales's home opponents. in the first half of their match against finland. the cpr from the medics, the fans, the players, fearing the worst. the team's or a potpourri for the course of their next group match. copenhagen last night and russia aside, the world was within mark. this was a victory for christian, and as many as players screamed their team—mate nine days earlier, now all of them celebrated and smiled with them. we are a celebrated and smiled with them. - are a unit. it's not one person, it's not me or anything else. it's a unit. we are backing each other up, and that is the best values we can show the world, that we stand united. , ., , show the world, that we stand united. ,., , , , ., , united. the bonds between denmark's -ia ers united. the bonds between den

and although wales were novices in the last turn and five years ago, some of the players like gareth baleyounger members of the squad, some of them who were fans last summer on for ivan speak to ben cabango, who only had his first cap lastly year, to speak of his experience of 2016. i was iwas in i was in the fans own in cardiff, celebrating the winds and how well we had _ celebrating the winds and how well we had done, but now i am here, it is a surreal— we had done, but now i am here, it is a surreal feeling and i can't went— is a surreal feeling and i can't went to — is a surreal feeling and i can't went to get started. we are going to the stern— went to get started. we are going to the stern and full confidence know we can _ the stern and full confidence know we can achieve big things. the stem and full confidence know we can achieve big things. confident ou can we can achieve big things. confident you can match _ we can achieve big things. confident you can match last _ we can achieve big things. confident you can match last time _ we can achieve big things. confident you can match l

gareth bale...how many minutes they played in this tournament so far. the team fly on amsterdam tomorrow. will be looking ahead to those matches to come in group f. some big results to bring you in group e tonight, but for now from wimbley, that's all for me, i'll hand you back to katherine downes in salford with the rest of the day's sport. lots of cricket to tell you about — starting with england, who havejust started their three—match t20 series against sri lanka in cardiff. captain eoin morgan has already said this is a chance for players to secure their places in the side that will compete for the world cup in less than four months' time. meanwhile, new zealand are the new world test champions. they completed their run—chase of 139 with eight wickets to spare. patrick gearey was watching. this was effectively world cricket's final heading into stoppage time. one extra day to climb onto the top of the world. vera coley made a full start, succumbing to a rampant kyle jamison. to win the title, in

wales reached the semifinals at the last euros, but captain gareth bale says the team isn't thinkingre just thinking of the next game. we don't need to be dreaming about anything other than playing the game tomorrow, i think. we have had experience in the past when we know to take each game as it comes. that's the most important thing for us. yeah, we'rejust looking for to tomorrow's game. we don't need to look for past that, a very good denmark team, and we will be doing all we can to try to stop them. no fans are allowed to travel to amsterdam from the uk for the match, so wales supporters will be in the minority. we've been speaking to some based in the netherlands who'll be able to attend the game. i feel like i have ifeel like i have to be there i feel like i have to be there with my red shirt on, flag, whatever else i can bring, make as much noise as possible. i can bring, make as much noise as ossible. ~ , , , possible. will be few in numbers, but we will _ possible. will be few in numbers, but we will be _ possible. will be few in numbers, but we will be loud _ possible. will

2-0, hopefully with a score i from gareth bale. who else? and for ou, what from gareth bale.wly, slowly. hopefully- will get back to normal. yes, slowly, slowly. hopefully the football will do the work for us. about 200 fans here today, watching the game at home. a couple hundred out in baku, i am sure, even though they can't be standing and shouting under roaring on the television today, i am sure they will be quite a bit of noise following the boys out in baku. a bit of noise following the boys out in ltaku-_ a bit of noise following the boys out in baku. absolutely. thanks, tomos. out in baku. absolutely. thanks, tomos- now— out in baku. absolutely. thanks, tomos. now we _ out in baku. absolutely. thanks, tomos. now we can _ out in baku. absolutely. thanks, tomos. now we can speak- out in baku. absolutely. thanks, tomos. now we can speak to - out in baku. absolutely. thanks, | tomos. now we can speak to one out in baku. absolutely. thanks, i tomos. now we can speak to one of the heroes of the 2016 wales team, captain ashley williams, who is part of the bbc�*s euros coverag

bale spent the last season on loan at tottenham and has one year left on his contract in madrid.me great times in the past. yeah, but, like i said, i haven't spoken to anybody, i'm not thinking about my future, and as soon as the euro is finished, i am sure i will have a conversation and then i will go from there. britain's cameron norrie has one of the the biggest matches of his career today, when he takes on 13—time champion rafa nadal, in the third round of the french open. their match is the third on court suzanne lenglen this afternoon. yesterday, serena williams continued on her quest for a 2ath grand slam, seeing off fellow american danielle collins in straight sets. serena hasn't got past the fourth round in five years but is now the highest ranked seed in her half of the draw. this whole week, though, so this far, ijust needed a win, you know. i needed to win tough matches, i needed to win sets, i needed to win being down. i needed to find me, you know? and know who i am. nobody else is serena out here. it's me. that's pretty cool. much better weather is forecast for the

the telegraph sport carries a photo of wales captain gareth bale looking dejected after denmark scoredhird of four goals in amsterdam. so, let's begin. we have to start... it is both of you, almost only one story tonight. ayesha, the mail on sunday first. a photograph of mrs hancock and the news that hancock quit his job and hancock and the news that hancock quit hisjob and his marriage. hancock and the news that hancock quit his job and his marriage. quit his “ob and his marriage. yeah, there's quit his job and his marriage. yeah, there's lots — quit his job and his marriage. yeah, there's lots of— quit his job and his marriage. yeah, there's lots of details _ quit his job and his marriage. yeah, there's lots of details about - quit his job and his marriage. yeah, there's lots of details about the - there's lots of details about the human side of the story, and i'm sure all your viewers and my heart goes out to martha, who is matt hancock's wife. she's a really lovely woman. i've met her on a number of occasions. i know it's a human tragedy to this. there are two families who are in a