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howjubilant where they went jude bellingham scored?— bellingham scored?utely _ bellingham scored? they went absolutely wild, _ bellingham scored? they went absolutely wild, possibly - bellingham scored? they went absolutely wild, possibly a - bellingham scored? they went - absolutely wild, possibly a slightly smaller scale than the pictures you had there, but here at brixton in south london, they are having a great time, really getting into it. people are feeling really, really confident. it is interesting, there has always been a sense of trepidation with england performances, but especially the first half hour, down the right—hand side with bukayo saka and jude bellingham, the golden boy of english football now, people are starting to believe. of course, it is only the first game, and serbia are farfrom the is only the first game, and serbia are far from the most difficult opponent they will face. at the early signs do seem to be good. also there has been slightly kind of unusual, unorthodox use of trent alexander—arnold in the centre of the pitch. usua

the picture also shows jude bellingham scoring that late equaliserfor england.guardian — which quotes labour leader keir starmer saying that the rising wave of populism can be stemmed by improving peoples' lives. for the sun — it's a picture splash ofjude bellingham — the headline, saved by the bell. a ratherfamiliar picture on the front of the daily mail. it calls on the public not to lock labour in for a generation. the times shows england players celebrating their win over slovakia. it also covers the first round of the french parliamentary elections, saying that the french right has humiliated president macron. and the daily express shows celebrating england players — the daily telegraph has that over head kick again — and also looks at the french elections. it quotes hard right leader marine le pen saying she has wiped out support for president macron. and the daily express shows celebrating england players — and leads on comments from the business secretary, kemi badenoch, saying she is heartbroken at the prospect some conservative voters will support refo

england will need more of this from bellingham in the euros.lingham need some time to psychologically switch off. in spain, they're still hyping it up. real madrid today parading the trophy. fine, but take good care ofjude bellingham, he is already irreplaceable. joe wilson, bbc news. england and wales on sunday saw 2a degrees in a few location. this coming week put on a lot of cool for earlyjune, sunshine and showers and lights will be chilly. gardeners and growers, to be better, because your touch of frost from tuesday. the high—pressure retreating back out towards the atlantic, allowing for some weather fronts to work done from the north. 0ne some weather fronts to work done from the north. one such will bring quite a bit of cloud through the country. some sunny spells, spots of rain over western hills, the best of the sunshine across northern scotland, but the bid may be a few showers across the north, quite bluster here, in turn include already, but top temperatures 19 or 20 in the warmer spots. monday night, the cloud coming and going. th

it isjude bellingham who is the man of the moment.adrid, he is now doing it on the international stage once again. in the same group slovenia and denmark couldn't be separated in stuttgart. the first goal of the game was a significant one for cristian eriksen, in his first match at the tournament since collapsing on the pitch during a game nearly exactly three years ago. slovenia's equaliser 13 minutes from time came from erikjanza, his shot slightly deflected, providing the first stalemate of euro 2024. the netherlands made a winning start by beating poland — but onlyjust. coming from a goal down in hamburg, adam buksa was playing in place of the injured robert lewandowski and gave his side the lead afterjust 16 minutes. the netherlands weren't behind for long, however. liverpool's cody gakpo drew them level 13 minutes later although his goal owed a bit to good fortune after it deflected past wojciech szczesny. seeking a winner, ronald koeman brought on wout weghorst for gakpo and with his first touch of the match the burnley striker

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jude bellingham scored the first goal of england's last world cup campaign. and he's done the same for his country at euro 202a. between the two, the 20—year—old real madrid midfielder has become one of the most celebrated players on the planet, and he proved crucial once again, giving england a 1—0 win over serbia. our sports editor dan roan was watching in gelsenkirchen. lunchtime in gelsenkirchen and england fans already making themselves heard as they flocked full of euros confidence. we're going to win it. it's coming home. it has to be our year. this year we say it for time. we're just really excited to be here. can't wait. can't wait to get in that ground. it's our time. it's coming home. among the chants was one referencing germany's wartime past, which the authorities have urged fans not to sing. later, more unsavoury scenes ahead of a match deemed high risk by the authorities. following reports of scuffles, the local police saying there had been an altercation between fans from england and serbia in the city, with seven serbians arrested. but for mo

and it's all down to my man from birmingham, jude bellingham.ll cheering was celebrating. it was absolutely fantastic. but it was just, all of that waiting. hugo, you've... you were saying you lovejude bellingham. you really enjoy watching him. you play football as well. he left us waiting so long, didn't he, hugo? yeah. ijust wanted him tojust score. i was in suffocation when they scored. i was like, no! and then when he just got, like, 80 minutes or so, i was so sad. i was like, you've lost. you've been knocked out. i was telling tommy that. 0h, tommy, you don't want to hear that, do you, tommy? and so just tell me, because tommy is which member of the family. is which member of the family? because you've got more kids there now, steve. yeah. so i've got the family with me, obviously. we've got matt's wife, claire, my two children, hugo and florence. we've also got my mother and father in law, gailand dave. we've got kelly and her amazing two children, daisy and tommy. tommy were in the same year at school, and they both play for the same foot

bellingham masterclass.e halfway line while they defend with ten men but they came out and made a game of it, to be fairto them. yeah, good start. but it turned a bit damp in the second half. harry kane's first chance of the match. this was the nearest anybody got. that's full—time, now. let's find out what the west yorkshire whippets women's football team made at that england performance. what do you reckon? impressed? hat performance. what do you reckon? impressed?— performance. what do you reckon? impressed? not really, i think after the lost impressed? not really, i think after they lost to — impressed? not really, i think after they lost to iceland _ impressed? not really, i think after they lost to iceland on _ impressed? not really, i think after they lost to iceland on friday, - impressed? not really, i think after they lost to iceland on friday, we . they lost to iceland on friday, we needed a big result and i don't think that was really what we wanted. , . , think that was really what we wanted. ,.

i want to ask - about jude bellingham from a manager aboutjude bellingham from a manager perspectivewho shows so much maturity in— such a young age who shows so much maturity in such a consistent manner? _ maturity in such a consistent manner?— maturity in such a consistent manner? , , , ., , ., manner? firstly, he is a pleasure to work with, — manner? firstly, he is a pleasure to work with. very _ manner? firstly, he is a pleasure to work with, very coachable, - manner? firstly, he is a pleasure to work with, very coachable, which, l manner? firstly, he is a pleasure to work with, very coachable, which, i | work with, very coachable, which, i think when you are looking to be a top layer, when you are a top player and want to keep improving, that is and want to keep improving, that is a brilliant sign. look, i played with wayne rooney as a young age as well, and i think sometimes in english football history, we underestimate what an unbelievable player he was. if you think back to 2004 euros when he arrived on the scene in the tournament for the first time, incredible player. so, ove

harry kane during the interviews after the match described jude bellingham him's goal is one of the bestgland because �*s history. it certainly was and it was needed here because the first 90 minutes the mood had been sombre and despairing, a belief that england performance. if you look around now, you can see... if i am honest things in the last ten seconds have got rather out of hand, but in general it has been a joyous mood and an extraordinary game of football. harry kane had if not the finest, one of the most consequential goals. if england had gone out to a team ranked a0 places below them, it would be a humiliating moment for england and gareth southgate. as it was, it was a turning point. harry kane scored and everything changed. there has been a wonderful mood here and a sense ofjoy, it almost feels in some ways that england has won the euros. 0f in some ways that england has won the euros. of course they haven't, they are just through to the next round. people are very much enjoying this. it round. people are very much en'oying this. , ~ , ., ., this. it feels like they have wo

and itjude bellingham. him, jadon sancho, and how he has performed since rejoining the club _ has performed since re'oining the club. , ., ., has performed since re'oining the club. �* . ., ., has performed since re'oining the club. ., , ., ., ., , club. jadon has proved that he wants to win the champions _ club. jadon has proved that he wants to win the champions league - club. jadon has proved that he wants to win the champions league trophy| to win the champions league trophy with us. you can see that he is very happy with us, with the group, and to be honest, i didn't speak to him about the english national team. this is one of his personal targets. i am quite sure that he would love to be involved in the national team, but, he made a decision a couple of years ago, to leave us because he was to be very successful in his career, and he thought that this step would help him and support him to win the champions league trophy. outside of the football being played in that stadium behind you, the venue and i

what jude bellingham does.ost dramatic moments of any broadcasts are ever been part of. we had harry kane put england to — one up, and it has since then it felt slightly more calm here. 0h, we have a break, let's see, suddenly... i'll try to describe what's going on right now. 0h! describe what's going on right now. oh! i'm not going to try to give you live commentary, i'm not very good at that but you can see the atmosphere, you can see the fans have finally started to enjoy this game because i tell you what, it has been a very, very hard watch for a very long period. it really i've got to say, the slovakian�*s feel quite hard done by, they were the better side through much of this. and england since had to add points and felt notjust respond with despair, but when england scored once, then scored twice, that was all turned around. i can give you a few statistics, but what i can tell you is they have lost three tables and five mentions in this barfrom peoplejumping on them. and there you have it. with that, en

bellingham _ 2-0! and iconic win in and iconic venue. bellingham dreams - 2-0!n for 20—year—old jude bellingham. hard to believe thatjust jude bellingham. hard to believe that just four years ago jude bellingham. hard to believe thatjust four years ago he made his debut for birmingham city. they say that winning can become a habit. surely good news for england, because he will be a key player when it comes to the european championships. ironically in germany in a few weeks' time. all great champions find a way to win, that's not just true of real madrid but of novak djokovic too. chasing what would be a record breaking 25th grand slam title at the french open — he's survived a scare to reach the fourth round after beating italy's lorenzo mussetti in five sets with the match finishing atjust gone three o'clock this morning paris time. also battling through after a gruelling encounter, alexander zverev, bottom of your screen — the man who put out rafael nadal in the opening round. this was a five set thriller against the world number 25 tallon griekspoor, but zver

whereas for bellingham ithink— final third. whereas for bellingham i think it _ final third. couple of important moments last night, we are so used to seeing teams playing out from the back, but not the england goalkeeper. that’s not the england goalkeeper. that's riuht. made not the england goalkeeper. that's right- made a _ not the england goalkeeper. that's right. made a couple _ not the england goalkeeper. that's right. made a couple of— not the england goalkeeper. trust�*s right. made a couple of important saves as england kept a clean sheet. jordan pickford's fourth major tournament. and as you mentioned there, a lot of teams now play out from the back, don't they? have a start building attacks and football is a possession game. but we have seen it a couple of times. england's jordan pickford picking the ball from his area straight to harry kane and teams do that to use the phrase beat the press from the other team, so when serbia were really pressed up so when serbia were really pressed up against that england defence, one way to get out of the pressure is to miss it c

because before bellingham equalised, you were questioning gareth southgate's future.day with two people calling for gareth southgate to be immediately dismissed. and i probably was not disagreeing with them, possibly in my mind and possibly on air, that this was it. he had humiliated the team and he must go immediately when the goal went in. and after that within minutes, gareth southgate chants are going round. you know, you are correct. england fans have been extraordinarily fickle. but i would say it's possibly another way. it's that england fans have maybe forgiven or overlooked or put up with some very, very poor performances. and there's been a well of support and a fondness for gareth southgate in the way that he's managed this team. that means that they were happy to kind of continue supporting and to overlook those very negative performances. and i'll tell you what, tonight very much proves that point. he is brutal, isn't he? but it was a really tense game. one other game at the euros today — and spain beat one of the surprise teams of the tournament so far —

jude bellingham scored the first goal of england's last world cup campaign.at euro 202a. between the two, the 20—year—old real madrid midfielder has become one of the most celebrated players on the planet, and he proved crucial once again, giving england a 1—0 win over serbia. 0ur sports editor dan roan was watching in gelsenkirchen... lunchtime in gelsenkirchen and england fans already making themselves heard as they flocked full of euros confidence.

jude bellingham has raised his game. what an impact he has made in spain.ssia dortmund against real madrid. we have been * spotting. there dortmund against real madrid. we have been *spotting. there is juergen klopp, jay—z, alexander was sick. you can make your own undisputed heavyweight analogies there. at the two teams that are just about to walk onto the wembley pitch, kick—off minutes away now in the champions league final. we will have updates later on in the evening on bbc news, but for me here at wembley and also hugh ferris insult forward, it is goodbye for now. hello there. high pressure has brought most of us a fine and dry day. there's been plenty of sunshine around as well, particularly in scotland, where we've seen temperatures into the low 20s in the warmest spots. i'm sure that would have felt very pleasant indeed. central and eastern england, meanwhile, had a bit more in the way of cloud, but most areas have at least managed some cloud breaks and some sunny spells. now, overnight tonight, clear skies dominate the weather picture with high pr

dude bellingham. - bellingham. you will get that one goal? dude bellingham. the i bellingham.erfinals? no, we will be going back because it _ quarterfinals? no, we will be going back because it is _ quarterfinals? no, we will be going back because it is time _ quarterfinals? no, we will be going back because it is time time - quarterfinals? no, we will be going back because it is time time for i back because it is time time for school— back because it is time time for school and _ back because it is time time for school and i'm _ back because it is time time for school and i'm not— back because it is time time for school and i'm not sure - back because it is time time for school and i'm not sure i- back because it is time time for| school and i'm not sure i should back because it is time time for- school and i'm not sure i should say that on_ school and i'm not sure i should say that on the — school and i'm not sure i should say that on the bbc. _ school and i'm not sure i should say that on the sac.— that on the bbc. that's an experience. _ that on the bbc. that's an experien

we won jude bellingham. is he the beckham? is he than beckham and all things football.ave the election campaign and talk about the euros. england won one nil against serbia yesterday with a brilliant header goal from jude bellingham. ben jacobs was there and is in hamburg. he joins us now. freelance sports journalist . ben, what was the atmosphere like then? i think 10 million people watched it. were the brits behaving though they were? >> there was moderate trouble beforehand and a series of arrests, although none of them england fans. and then inside the stadium, a very positive atmosphere in england got off to atmosphere in england got off to a flying start. as you mentioned, jude bellingham quite literally flying in with a header and it looked like it might be a bit more simple for england, but they didn't kill off the game. and in fairness, we then saw serbia really grow and it took a late save from jordan pickford to protect england's clean sheet and all three points. so the first half very positive . they looked like very positive. they looked like one of the fav

and jude bellingham upfront. —— harry kane.en you look further back in defence, and also the quality of the other teams. we saw germany the other night against cotton, bisson spain, italy's resilience, we saw the dutch earlier today. italy's resilience, we saw the dutch earliertoday. back italy's resilience, we saw the dutch earlier today. back teams are hitting the ground running, and england need to do likewise. the result was that of a hype about england's chances in any international tournament. when you look at tonight's much, let's stay focused on this what are the up with the serbian side? fix, focused on this what are the up with the serbian side?— the serbian side? a team who are very committed. _ the serbian side? a team who are very committed, very _ the serbian side? a team who are| very committed, very determined, the serbian side? a team who are - very committed, very determined, who have absolutely been playing up in the press conferences that england other favourites. pitching the press conferences that england o

good chances, it wasn't until the fifth minute of injury time at the end of the match thatjude bellinghameant extra time — and it took england just one minute to take the lead — with this header by harry kane. they held on to see out the two—one victory — meaning they will face switzerland for a place in the semi—final next saturday. our reporter, joe inwood watched the game at a fans zone in brixton, south london — where it was a very tense afternoon for the england fans. i'm just about started to calm down after what was the most extraordinary 120 minutes of football. now, we shouldn't let what happened in the last, you know, 31 minutes take away from the fact that the start of this was pretty diabolical from england's perspective. and it was i'm not saying a game of two halves. i can't do the maths quickly enough, but it was very much a game of two parts, because until that bicycle kick from jude bellingham in what was the 95th minute of football went in the mood, here was funereal. the fans at pop brixton had been sympathetic to gareth southgate before the match started. they'd been o

bellingham! 0lly foster, bbc news, wembley. at the french open... but under the roof world number four elena rybakina has eased into the last 16. the former wimbledon champion beat belgium's elise mertens in straight sets with the kazakh player hoping to improve on her best performance at roland garros which was reaching the quarter—finals back in in 2021. she'll face either ukraine's elina svitolina or romanian ana bogdan in the fourth round. thailand's wichanee meechai has a two shot lead heading into the third round of the us women's open in pennsylvania but lexi thompson won't be there for the weekend in her final us women's open before retiring at the end of the season. she missed the cut. as did world number one nelly korda for the first time in nearly a year. after a nightmarish round of 80 on thursday, korda recovered slightly but couldn't beat the cut line of 8 over par... ending up 10 over. i wanted to make the cut, obviously, i wanted to make the cut, obviously, i knew i was kind of hovering around it but i just i kn

jude bellingham with the equaliser.a time they went — with harry kane scoring in the first minute of it to setup a quarter final with switzerland next saturday. in the celebrations of his goal, jude bellingham appeared to mouth the words "who else" towards the crowd. he explained what was going through his head at the time. i think the adrenaline gets you, it is a combination of a lot of things. playing for england is an enjoyable filling but also a lot of pressure, you hear people talk a lot of rubbish and it is nice when you deliver, you can give them a little bit back. it is very difficult in press conferences and interviews and things like that to talk as openly as footballers want to because they are always judged, and for me football and being on the pitch, scoring goals and celebrating is my police, and it was maybe a message to some people, but a very happy moment and full of adrenaline. so what about the manager then? the nature of the display may not spare gareth southgate from criticism but he's remaining def

commentator: saka does get it across, and it's - headed in by bellingham!wd sings hey jude. "heyjude," they chanted, to his obvious delight. i like the beatles, i listen to the beatles a lot. my style of music is a bit old, so that's right up my street. but, yeah, i really enjoy playing in front of the england fans, you know, obviously they give me a lot of appreciation, a lot of love, and i try and give that back with my performances and my energy on the pitch. this morning, those who didn't play yesterday were training at england's base in blankenhain, while those who did recovered from an often nervy experience. serbia made them sweat. 0h, great save, jordan pickford! and the travelling fans know they will need to improve. well, for england supporters here it was a tricky night off the pitch, too. many of them struggled to leave the stadium after the game because of transport problems. they'll be hoping their next match against denmark on thursday is an altogether more comfortable experience. fans fa ns were fans were left stranded because they were not

jude bellingham, the hero of the night.s to tell us all about it. just 20 years old and the nation's hopes all in his hands. it really is. >> and like i just said, i think he's our most important player now. so mature, such a good player , but handles himself player, but handles himself really well in interviews as well. everything about him, he's so impressive. you look at this, is this a 20 year old kid? no, i mean it's someone that that is just so important for england. and if we are going to win the euros, if england are going to win the euros, which is a possibility, there's no doubt about that. it wasn't as impressive yesterday as it could be. i see the look on your face. he's in the euros. i you look at last night and you say there there's the winner. >> early days euro championship . >> early days euro championship. >> early days euro championship. >> it was. you know what? i'm never one to throw cliches around, but hey man, it was a game of two halves. i found first half england were very good, i thought. but the t

bellingham! 0li foster, bbc news, wembley.partners had agreed to buy farhad moshiri's 9a% stake in the club but had to complete their share purchase agreement by sam this morning. the deadline has now passed without resolution. in a statement everton say they'll "continue to operate as usual" as they look at their ownership options moving forwards. the men's record 2a—time grand slam champion novak djokovic takes to the court later at roland garos where he's hoping to win his fourth he's last up on phillipe—chatrier, against italy's lorenzo mussetti for a place in the fourth round. three matches before that, one of which has just got under way... elena rybakina seeded fourth, 1—1 against her opponent in the opening set, sticking with south at the moment will stop later, aryna sabalenka, back to back australian open champion takes on by dose of 0pen champion takes on by dose of spain, her best friend she says. then it is spero who knocked out rafa nadal stop that djokovic match. the fight between heavyweight boxing legend mike

i in honour of jude bellingham. dispatches throughout the evening so you can stay tuned to gb news. keep on the radio. we'll keep you updated with the football score, well, joining me now to give his expert opinion on tonight's big match is big sam allardyce again. lovely to speak to you sam. let's have a look at this line up then. i've just scribbled down on my piece of papen scribbled down on my piece of paper. so we've got foden still starting and we've got trent alexander—arnold swapped out for conor gallagher, who had been brought on after half time in the last two matches. what do we think of that? because this whole foden starting thing has proved a bit controversial. >> sam, it's not him starting, it's in the position he's been playing and of course that's right. he's he's not out wide left. he's not preferred out wide left at man city. he's player of the season at man city. scored 20 goals playing in one. and he would go very well in my opinion with bellingham. but obviously gareth has this this particular

incredible year for players this year, jude bellingham.ham. incredible year for him. absolutely delighted for him. to win last night. obviouslyjadon was playing as well on night. obviously jadon was playing as well on the night. obviouslyjadon was playing as well on the other side, and jamie, so we had players involved on both sides, so we didn't have any favourites as such. but for him to cap that season with winning a champions league has been a phenomenal yearfor him. absolutely delighted for him. 50 phenomenal year for him. absolutely delighted for him.— delighted for him. so to the cricket, then. _ the second of the men's t20 cricket world cup t20 cricket world cup games is upon us. co—hosts west indies taking on papua new guinea in guyana. it is 53-a, the it is 53—a, the west indies looking to make a fast start and get their tournament after the best possible start. the first match saw the tournament's other hosts, the usa, beat canada by 7 wickets in texas. keep up—to—date on the app. and we're under way on the final day of the us w

the players he is trying to get into the team, foden, - to get into the team, foden, bellingham, theyin the middle and that hopefully means bellingham are dropping back although i think that is unlikely and i would like to see gordon on the left and we need some balance to the team, there is no threat to the left and no threat in the high and so i would like to see gorton on the left and foden in the middle with bellingham dropping back alongside rice. i middle with bellingham dropping back alongside rice-— alongside rice. i think we would like to see _ alongside rice. i think we would like to see intervention - alongside rice. i think we would like to see intervention quickly l alongside rice. i think we would i like to see intervention quickly and if it is— like to see intervention quickly and if it is not— like to see intervention quickly and if it is not working, to make the changes, — if it is not working, to make the changes, and that has been frustrating so far that we have waited — frustrating so far that we have waited far too late to make the change — waited far too late to

for me,| the best._ bellingham the best. mvp tomorrow! bellingham will also be carrying _ the best.nager erik ten hag at the start of this season and was frozen out. returning to borussia dortmund on loan, he has been the spark they needed. unbelievable player, i hope we can hold him in dortmund. very important for us. good dribbling, good offensive player. manchester 'ust sit him on the i offensive player. manchester 'ust sit him on the bench, * offensive player. manchester 'ust sit him on the bench, you i offensive player. manchesterjust sit him on the bench, you know? | sit him on the bench, you know? here, _ sit him on the bench, you know? here we — sit him on the bench, you know? here, we have the spirit again. he loves _ here, we have the spirit again. he loves the — here, we have the spirit again. he loves the game.— loves the game. dortmund is a massive football _ loves the game. dortmund is a massive football club, - loves the game. dortmund is a massive football club, as - loves the game. dortmund is a massive football club, as is i massive football club, as is manchester—

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the centre of attention — jude bellingham basks in the glory of champions league victory.is england team—mates say they can't wait to see him back. and success at last for laurie canter, as the englishman has the edge in a tight field at the european open. hello there and welcome to the programme. to the fallout at the french open first, where the concern over late finishes continues to be raised by the big names. the defending champion iga swiatek and world number three coco gauff today saying matches ending at 3am are "unhealthy". it follows the five—setter which saw novak djokovic, the men's champion, wrapping up his win to make the fourth round at 3.07am in the morning. our tennis correspondent russell fuller was covering it all the way to the end and told me how djokovic reacted. after the match yesterday, he gave a brief press conference to a fewjournalists at 3:30am and said that he feels the scheduling could be handled differently, but now is not the time to talk about it. and he really wanted to celebrate what was a quite brilliant match, in the performances of hi

commentator: the cross, - and it's headed in by bellingham!tyle of music is a bit old, so that's right up my street. but, yeah, i really enjoy playing in front of the england fans, you know, obviously they give me a lot of appreciation, a lot of love, and i try and give that back with my performances and my energy on the pitch. this morning those who didn't play yesterday were training at england's base in blankenhain, while who did recovered from an often nervy experience. serbia made them sweat. oh, great save, jordan pickford! and the travelling fans know they will need to improve. especially when you look at all the teams and how they've come into the tournament and how they've started, it wasn't quite reassuring to see how we've started. but, look, a win's a win. and that's the most important thing. i think it was always going to be a tough game, as well. so, yeah, that's. .. we're top of the group and in a good position. well, for england supporters here it was a tricky night off the pitch too. many of them struggled to leave the stadium

a late equaliser byjude bellingham sends england's last 16 match against slovakia into extra time. and here, a reform uk candidate disowns the party, saying he's disillusioned and endorses the local conservative candidate instead. welcome to bbc news. live from paris where exit polls from france's first round of the snap parliamentary election have just been released as polling finished for the day and i can bring you the exit polls now because they have been released as we are on their insurance for national rally party has on this first round of the election more than 34% suggested in the vote followed by the left—wing new popular front which we are seeing has won 20.i% popular front which we are seeing has won 20.1% of this vote. the centrist coalition of emmanuel macron in third place which is given in the exit poll score of 20.3%. it is just the next probative it's replicated in the concrete results that suggests a decisive win for the far right national rally party, very much in line with what opinion poll suggested in the lead up to the snap election with 34% of the vote goi

hit by josh palmer, jut bellingham , kobe mino, brought youth, and a youthism has come. there is something strange about this starry national team. now we will come back to you jordanians, we will go to mr. alireza khatib, a reporter of the international football field , an experienced journalist, who will give us information about the cup and havashish, and let us know the latest news, mr. khatibi. hello , mr. asadian, i say hello. good night to you . i also say hello to mr. ashtiani and everyone. decorate our program with the latest news . the latest news is that the main prediction of the championship through the opta site is england with 19%, followed by france with 19 and one tenth, germany with 12%, spain with 9th and 6th and portugal 9 a news that ekip news agency published about a quarter of a year ago was the attack of a cold virus on erdoyi. france, who wrote the team , 5 french players got involved, but did not mention their names. the first game was entrusted to the frenchman colman turpin. today, a portuguese fan went to welcome the portuguese national team

jude bellingham has scored.ter denmark and slovenia drew earlier on saturday. so we're off to winning ways, folks. let me tell you, it's coming home. it's coming home. football's coming home. we are on our merry way. we've got momentum. come on england. so that's fantastic news. we will bring you reaction throughout the hour to this victory. what it means for our chances i'm delighted to say that we'll be joined by tv news legend and manchester united superfan michael crick. plus the story will feature in tomorrow's papers . also tonight in my take, papers. also tonight in my take, attend the glorious return of princess catherine proves why britain will never be a republic . like this remarkable woman could save the monarchy single handedly. she is the ultimate queenin handedly. she is the ultimate queen in waiting. plus, tonight you'll love this. an explosive war of words has broken out between david cameron and nigel farage. plus, rishi sunak has revealed his religion of hinduism has helped him during his time

no se quedaban atrÁs y al 95 llegÓ jude bellingham para igualar los tablones, en el tiempo suplementariotÉcnico que recibe esta sanciÓn en lo que va de la copa amÉrica. en su tercera apariciÓn las barras y las estrellas frente a la celeste. maÑana estados unidos contra uruguay. se corriÓ el gran premio de austria. max verstappen, london norris y rosell. para la mitad de la carrera checo era investigado por exceso de velocidad y en las Últimas vueltas. oscar en segundo puesto y carlos sainz en tercer lugar. esto fue lo mÁs destacado en materia deportiva. buenas tardes. fÉlix: un grupo de acrÓbatas intenta batir un rÉcord. ya le decimos dÓnde y cÓmo. quieres más limpieza dental? enjuaga con listerine. mata el 99.9% de gérmenes del mal aliento cinco veces más que cepillar y usar hilo dental. vive la sensación de más limpieza... ahhhhh con listerine. siente el wow. fÉlix: este sÁbado unos acrÓbatas intentaron batir el rÉcord mundial de salto en trampolÍn sobre el emblemÁtico rÍo de la capital de la repÚblica de eslovenia. mientras el pÚblico presenciaba las divertidas actuaciones y animaba a

and what a — denmark. jude bellingham, what a goal and what a performance - denmark. jude bellinghamm, what a goal and what a performance for a | goal and what a performance for a 20—year—old. he has been under a lot of pressure not only from the outside but also the inside during the match. he was targeted. he was differently targeted. _ the match. he was targeted. he was differently targeted. i _ the match. he was targeted. he was differently targeted. i think - the match. he was targeted. he was differently targeted. i think the - differently targeted. i think the referee was quite lenient in the first—half. there were probably four or five occasions when i think he could have branded the yellow card to that serbian players but kind of picked onjude and differently targeted him. he is so disciplined. he is an incredible young lad. to think of what he has done a chromatid is quite phenomenal and hopefully he can be protected and hopefully he can be protected and hopefully the fans won�*t put too much pressure on him and the future isjust incredible. great much pressure on him and t

though sadly, there have been many pipeline tragedies and disasters since bellingham. since the subcommittee held its last pipeline safety hearing 14 months ago, 24 people have died from pipeline failures in the united states. 2023 was the deadliest year for pipeline safety and america in a decade. i stated before the subcommittee we were not making progress on pipeline safety and i repeat that statement today. total fatalities, total incidents, significant incidents show statistically flat trend line with no real progress. i would like to share a few stories of recent pipeline failures that highlight some of the roadblocks toward safer pipelines. in bellingham washington, we are planning, along with the families of the three boys who died in the electric pipeline tragedy almost exactly 25 years ago, commemoration of that horrendous day. a few months ago, and that this planning, the pipeline failed again, this time spilling 25,000 gallons of gasoline 500 feet from an elementary school. thank goodness it was not during school hours and that night ignite. the failure was

bellingham — good ? ilove him.ainst his former side. he's lit up real madrid. that's just one of the stories ahead of this champions league final. the latest attempt by the american aerospace giant, boeing, to fly its first crew to the international space station has suffered another last minute setback. the launch of its starliner spaceship, with two veteran astronauts on board, was halted in the final minutes of countdown from cape canaveral in florida. let's now speak to our science correspondent pallab ghosh for more on this. what happened ? what happened? of the came so close and all the flight _ what happened? of the came so close and all the flight controllers, - what happened? of the came so close and all the flight controllers, one - and all the flight controllers, one after another, said go, and all the flight controllers, one afteranother, said go, go, go, but to the computer said no and that was less than four minutes before the launch and the ground launch system which is a piece of software, it didn't

jude bellingham scored the only goal in the first half.eal madrid player picked out a pass from bukayo saka. thesejubilant scenes at an england fan zone in london as the goal went in. gareth southgate�*s side are one of the favourites to win the tournament, having reached the final in the last tournament. our sports editor dan roan was pitchside after the game. they ground out a crucial win. that was the kind of game before southgate that england may have drawn or even lost. it's a fourth time in the four major tournaments thing when i won the crucial opening game. first half, england were really good. bellingham majestic as we heard. sachar as well. after the restart, serbia was much more energetic. there were debates around whether the start. now, let's go to a couple of guys. we actually watched the game with these two guys here. shaq, kai, we're live on telly now, what did you make of it? i really enjoyed it, look at atmosphere, look at everybody right now, 1—0. i'm very content with it. but we could do more. we could do more. i'm expe