graze sheep all of the cotswolds and it was a produce the wool for the whole roman empire. elizabeth ashcombe lives it suddenly cancelled not far from which come. the castle dates back to the fifteenth century and was possibly built on the site of a twelfth century castle. it's one of the few castles in britain that is still a residence but it's open to the public to. over the centuries the castle passed in and out of the hands of the crown. henry v. six the wife is buried in the chapel. his last wife catherine passed. out after henry done i married thomas seymour who then in the casa and this was her home and this is where she lived and died and she's buried here in the church in the garden. is. a perfect day out in the english countryside almost always includes a good old cup of tea. for example here at badgers hall in shipping captain. says. he can be enjoyed it any time of the day with or without milk and preferably accompanied by dainty cucumber sandwiches or scones with strawberry jam and lashings of clotted cream. i think it was injured. because. for instance sevente

you have got an exhibition at the museum at broadway in the cotswolds.e eye of that needle, which is astonishing. and it's for real. and you are going to do the whole england team in the eye of a needle. if england win? well, this is going to be an unfortunate situation. it is of course fortunate if england win and it will be u nfortu nate for if england win and it will be unfortunate for me to put 12 of them inside that needle. i would struggle to get a piece of cotton through there. it has been lovely talking to you. the super small: world's tiniest is on channel 4 tomorrow at 10pm. just over five hours to go until this afternoon's big kick off. let's get an idea of how fans are feeling here and in russia. first off, sarah rainsford is in samara. you have been talking about the heatwave back in the uk, but it's pretty warm here in samara and we are on the beach on the river volga, which is where a lot of fans have been co—creating as they build up the big match. that of course includes england fans. we have a group of them on the bench from various pla

too we are just on the eastern edge of the cotswolds, just outside the pretty village of woodstock whicholice drafted in from all over the country. we have not seen many processes here. what we saw half an hour ago was the entourage that follows president trump. don't think that because this is not a state visit but it is low—key, wherever he goes, there is always a large entourage. it is like the court of king henry rolling into town. we saw many vehicles going down the afalling into time. we saw the seven seater armoured limousine that he travels in when he is overseas. they tell me that there are around 750 hotel rooms that have been booked. also is the secret service and the bag carrier. the man who carries the nuclear codes. he is there as well. all of them going to blenheim palace which, as you say, is the birthplace of the winston churchill. no doubt when the president comes here, he will see the library where winston churchill wrote some of his books and articles and the painting as well. we know that the bust of winston churchill has now been moved back into the oval office. i'm