, and it is italy who are _ saved by donnarumma, and it is italy who are the _ saved by donnarumma, andho have pulled together, have given the country some incredible evenings. um, but of course, tonight, the devastation of getting so close and not being able to give our country the trophy that we wanted to is...difficult to put into context.

the goalkeeper, donnarumma, is clearly— right. the tournaments. he will play for them for— the tournaments. he will play for them for 20 years, he is only 21. if we go _ them for 20 years, he is only 21. if we go to— them for 20 years, he is only 21. if we go to penalties, that could be very important. do you think it might? — very important. do you think it might? i— very important. do you think it might? i fear very important. do you think it might? ifearthat very important. do you think it might? i fear that it makes. i think these _ might? i fear that it makes. i think these are _ might? i fear that it makes. i think these are two very evenly matched teams _ these are two very evenly matched teams who — these are two very evenly matched teams who have defended very well, so that— teams who have defended very well, so that is— teams who have defended very well, so that is a _ teams who have defended very well, so that is a possibility. i am also torn _ so that is a possibility. i am also torn my— so that is a possibility. i am

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our headlines today: saved by donnarumma, and it is italy who are _ saved by donnarumma, and it is italy who are the _ saved by donnarumma, and it is italy who are the champions of europe. england's lions silenced once again as their euro dream ends in penalty defeat. you know, they're a team who have pulled together, have given the country some incredible evenings. um, but of course, tonight, the devastation of getting so close and not being able to give our country the trophy that we wanted to is...difficult to put into context. england came heartbreakingly close. it started well, but italy regrouped and were the better side on the night. meanwhile, off the pitch, the fa has condemned racist abuse aimed at the three england players who missed penalties. familiar agony forfans in the final, but there's hope for the future after an impressive tournament. it's notjust about football's coming home. it's how we embrace each other, yeah? do you think the team's done that? the team has done that, and gareth southgate has done it, and don't give him the criticism. good morning. the euros have

donnarumma denied england's sancho before pickford saved jorginho's effort. down to english teenager saka. one kick to win the game for england, but not this time. a cruel ending for the 19—year—old and his team, an unbelievable one for italy. translation: we are happy for our people, for italians i who deserve this after such a difficult period, and this is ourjoy, and the fact that we played really well. it's a sombre time for gareth southgate's young team now, but they can look to a bright future after this massive disappointment has passed. they are a team who have pulled together, given the country some incredible evenings. but, of course, tonight, the devastation of getting so close and not being able to give our country the trophy we want to do is difficult to put into context. for italy, now unbeaten in sa matches, the party has onlyjust begun. mark lobel, bbc news. no question about it. there is jubilation across italy, understandably. here's the bbc�*s mark lowen in rome. the fan zone here at the outside dealt he has been well. they have been dancin

donnarumma denied england's sancho before pickford saved jorginho�*s effort.nglish teenager saka. one kick to keep the game alive for england, but not this time. a cruel ending for the 19—year—old and his team, an unbelievable one for italy. they're a team who have pulled together, have given the country some incredible evenings. but, of course, tonight, the devastation of getting so close and not being able to give our country the trophy that we wanted to do is difficult to put into context. there is added misery for england's players who all take the knee before games to highlight the fight against racial inequality after racist abuse on social media aimed at the three players who missed penalties. condemning it, the football association has said: back on the pitch, a joyous italy is now unbeaten in sa matches. italy is now unbeaten in 34 matchm— italy is now unbeaten in 34 matches. �* ,, �* ~ italy is now unbeaten in 34 matches. �* ,, ~ ~ ., matches. translation: we are ha - - for matches. translation: we are happy for our— matches. translation: we are happ

italy won the penalty shoot—out with keeper gianluigi donnarumma saving two spot kicks and being awardedg confident after a 33—match unbeaten run, and their night ended injoy, sparking scenes of celebration across the country. michael redford reports. the moment football returned to rome. italy kings of football once again. it is no surprise they have a spring in their step after the night before. and whatnot it was was at the tournament one in the most dramatic of ways, a moment to remember it for this rejuvenated italian side and for the many fans watching at home. rome was raucous. scenes of celebrations all across the city and most suitably outside the city and most suitably outside the coliseum on a night where their team showed their gladiatorial spirit. for many, the party will have gone long into the night. this morning at boston papers will clarify it was not a dream. we are the champions, said one, two beautiful said another. after many months of isolation, this success transcends further than a football pitch. this unites a nation. translation: ll pitch. this unites a nation.

this is bbc news with the latest headlines: commentator: it is i saved by donnarumma. and it is italy who are the champions of europe. england s euro dream ends in heartbreak after the team loses to italy in the penalty shootout. agony for england's fans after coming so close to winning a major trophy after so many years. tonight the devastation of getting so close and not being able to give our country the trophy we wanted to is difficult to put into context. celebrations in rome — as italy's footballers are crowned champions of europe for the first time since 1968. borisjohnson joins the football association in condemning racist abuse on social media directed at some of england's black players after their defeat. i'm annita mcveigh here at wembley. italy may be victorious but the england team have many reasons to hold their head up high. i will be assessing at all with fans. borisjohnson is expected to announce lifting the remaining coronavirus restrictions in england in one week's time — but people will be urged to wear facemasks in crowded places. america's west is

but he fired towards donnarumma, who saved it. which meantjorginho could win it for italy.the wrong way. it was an enthralling end to an unforgettable encounter. translation: i have to say that we are very happy - about all of this and i thank the players because they believed right from day one that we could produce something incredible. we haven't done everything we need to, yet, there's still another step to go, but now we have to rest. cheering. italy will go into the final at wembley with a record that even roman soldiers would be proud of. they came into this match unbeaten for 32 games — they saw 14 straight wins — can they now conquer europe? mark lobel, bbc news. many parts of south east asia coped well when covid first hit, in spite of limited resources. more than a year and half into the pandemic and several lockdowns later, goodwill among the people is wearing thin. vaccination programmes have stalled and several countries are struggling to cope. in indonesia, the government has appealed for international help to secure supplies of oxygen, a day after recording

it's saved by donnarumma, and it's italy who are the champions of europe!o near, yet so agonisingly far. england know all about the pain of penalty shoot—outs, but this one felt especially cruel — their tournament ending in tears. and as the players left their hotel this morning, their manager could only reflect on what might have been. the fact that we have had the first signs of some consistency, semifinal, final, has to be a step in the right direction. it is not ultimately where we wanted to get to and when you are so close, it's even more painful, of course. it feels like my stomach has been ripped out this morning. it had been a night of passion but also tension. outside wembley, some fans without tickets forced their way into the stadium. the fa are conducting a review. them ahead afterjust two minutes. on the pitch, england made the perfect start — luke shaw firing them ahead afterjust two minutes. it is luke shaw! but leonardo bonucci's second—half equaliser took the game into extra time and, ultimately, penalties, where it was an all too familiar

it's saved by donnarumma, and it's italy who are the champions of europe!o near and yet so agonisingly far. england know all about the pain a penalty shoot—out but this one felt especially cruel. their tournament ending in tears. and as the players left the hotel this morning, the manager could only reflect on what might have been. the manager could only reflect on what might have been.— might have been. the fact that we have had the _ might have been. the fact that we have had the first _ might have been. the fact that we have had the first signs _ might have been. the fact that we have had the first signs of- might have been. the fact that we have had the first signs of some i have had the first signs of some consistency, semifinal, final, has to be a step in the right direction. it is not ultimately where we wanted to get to and when you are so close, it's even more painful of course. it feels like my stomach has been ripped out this morning. it feels like my stomach has been ripped out this morning.- feels like my stomach has been ripped out this mornin

euro 2020 soccer final england versus italy going to a penalty shootout time keeper gianluigi donnarummae 2 big saves in a row to win it for italy. >> england. meanwhile, had its hopes for first title dash in front of the home crowd at the wembley stadium. >> the royal family. well, they're not happy with the results as these placed the trophy as euro 2020 champions. it's their second european championship. congratulations to italy. that's it for sports. more news coming up >> tonight, the death toll from that deadly condo building collapse in elorida now stands at 90 during a news conference this afternoon. officials say that 31 people are still unaccounted for. first responders have been working around the clock to bring closure to the families. friday alone. 3 workers had to be hospitalized. one went into cardiac arrest. so far, crews have removed more than 40 million tons of debris from that site. >> teens are continuously working tirelessly to make progress on the site of the collapse. one shared purpose to bring closure to the families who are waiting 3 days of their loved ones. >>

the time keeper gianluigi donnarumma made 2 straight big saves to win it for italy. >> england had hoped i have their hopes dashed as the royal family looks on at wembley stadium. not very happy with that result. >> other oils. these posting the trophy as the 1.20 euro 2020 champions. it's their second european championships. and that was just an absolutely crazy game. jonathan, even if you're just a casual soccer fan was kind of an. >> edge of your seat situation. it was it was hard to watch. some of the guys crying i just as they would even show that. yeah. well, hopefully they can make it out england without the queen offering them off their for women. i would hope so. she's queen she can do that. you can do to thanks. we'll be right back. a new brand of headphones designed to read your mind in to help you focus are set to hit the market soon. the high-tech into headset is made with artificial intelligence. let's get your brain for electrical activity sends the data to a bluetooth connected app. the headphones can keep you focused with a noise reducing function that the techs, if you'

and with this save, gianluigi donnarumma became a hero and england had lost.9 officers "were injured when they confronted volatile crowds. this is wholly unacceptable". and as the hope of sunday night's final turned into a rain—drenched monday, racism aimed at england's players was the focus, as was what happened at wembley. the football association announced a full review and said the people who broke into the stadium... it goes on... and while that work goes on, for some the damage is done. there were the fans who were intimidated and scared. michelle 0wen was at the match. she says... there's england's reputation. its team has been showered with praise, but for a watching world, profound issues were raised by what happened at wembley. india's world is one news reported... a reference to britain's colonial past. france's le figaro ran the headline "english football finds its old demons", a reference to years of hooliganism. to be clear, these issues aren't settled, they aren't agreed upon. there are many many articles pointing out the trouble came from a sma

first marcus rashford missed, then jadon sancho missed, and then gianluigi donnarumma saved bakayo sakaad it. here's england's captain reacting to the loss. it hurts now, it is what you've heard for a long time, but the boys should be proud of themselves. let’s should be proud of themselves. let's hear from the — should be proud of themselves. let's hear from the team _ should be proud of themselves. let's hear from the team positing manager gareth southgate. the hear from the team positing manager gareth southgate.— gareth southgate. the semifinal, final, it has _ gareth southgate. the semifinal, final, it has to _ gareth southgate. the semifinal, final, it has to be _ gareth southgate. the semifinal, final, it has to be a _ gareth southgate. the semifinal, final, it has to be a step - gareth southgate. the semifinal, final, it has to be a step in - gareth southgate. the semifinal, final, it has to be a step in right l final, it has to be a step in right direction — final, it has to be a step in right direction it_ final, it has to be a step in right direction. it is not ultimately whe

donnarumma denied england's sancho before pickford saved jorginho�*s effort.sh teenager saka. one kick to keep the game alive for england, but not this time. a cruel ending for the 19—year—old and gareth southgate�*s team. they're a team who have pulled together, have given the country some incredible evenings. but, of course, tonight, the devastation of getting so close and not being able to give our country the trophy that we wanted to do is difficult to put into context. there is added misery for england's players — who all take the knee before games to highlight the fight against racial inequality — after racist abuse on social media aimed at the three players who missed penalties. condemning it, the football association has said: back on the pitch, a joyous italy is now unbeaten in sa matches. translation: we are happy for our people, for italians who deserve this after such a difficult period. and this is ourjoy, and the fact that we played really well. plays sombre tune. england, on the other hand, must now pick themselves up with less than 500 days unt

but he fired towards donnarumma, who saved it. which meantjorginho could win it for italy.e wrong way. it was an enthralling end to an unforgettable encounter. translation: i have to say that we are very happy about all of this and i thank the players because they believed right from day one that we could produce something incredible. we haven't done everything we need to, yet, there's still another step to go, but now we have to rest. cheering. italy will go into the final at wembley with a record that even roman soldiers would be proud of. they came into this match unbeaten for 32 games — they saw 16 straight wins — can they now conquer europe? mark lobel, bbc news. mark lowen is in rome — earlier i asked him how the italian fans are feeling after last night's victory. they are feeling pretty ecstatic, i can tell you. this is looking fairly empty this morning, the fan zone, the fine village they call it in central rome, but i think it is because a lot of people are nursing their hangovers after last night and having a particularly strong espresso this morning let me give