england against germany...we can cross thejohn watson who is not that one before us. what is the atmosphere at the moment? it's unbelievable as you can imagine here at wembley with england taking the lead through the writing starting goal and it was the substitute that really made a difference providing that pass that provided the assist for raheem sterling to score his third goal of this training. he has been to me none so farfor this training. he has been to me none so far for england and as we know has been criticised in the past for failing to perform for england but he has done so in this tournament and then they needed that crucial goal. it looked as though at one stage germany would have equalised from his mother was put through and he had a great opportunity. he hit the target and it was all to jack again providing the cross for harry kane to score his first goal of the tournament and what a crucial goal that could be. raheem sterling with their first and as things stand just minutes away england from b

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england! a lot of confidence here, i wonder whether they are l here, i wonder whether they are feeling confident as well in germany. absolutely. clearly very confident but what about the germans, are they confident in the knowledge they have four world cups and three european championships in their locker or other nerves jangling for them ? their locker or other nerves jangling for them? let's find out from jenny hill who was live in berlin. i am from jenny hill who was live in berlin. iam pretty from jenny hill who was live in berlin. i am pretty certain most german fans certainly wouldn't agree with the analysis, by tim's guests but they will be extremely jealous, because the vast majority of german fans cannot travel to wembley and be there in person, to cheer on the national side because of coronavirus resections. those resections are making it a very different viewing experience in germany. under normal circumstances fans who couldn't be there in person would be able to go to vast mass pu

. , i, , ., england win! that physically here at to hear ou england win!ysically here at to hear you say that! i _ england win! that physically here at to hear you say that! i will - england win! that physically here at to hear you say that! i will be - to hear you say that! i will be talking to you afterwards! —— physically hurts me. fiat talking to you afterwards! -- physically hurts me. pat nevin and chris, thank— physically hurts me. pat nevin and chris, thank you _ physically hurts me. pat nevin and chris, thank you so _ physically hurts me. pat nevin and chris, thank you so much - physically hurts me. pat nevin and chris, thank you so much for - physically hurts me. pat nevin and chris, thank you so much for yourl chris, thank you so much for your time, gentlemen. thank you. we will bring you the team needs a little later on in the programme. staying with group d. the other two teams in england and scotland's group, croatia and the czech republic, playing each other right now. they're entering the closing stages of the match we perhaps wouldn't have

england on four points. - that. so, scotland with a hope. england on four points. no - that.s. no team that. so, scotland with a hope. - england on four points. no team has failed to get in with four points so they could in theory lose against they could in theory lose against the czech republic on tuesday night. we started with confidence and hope and optimism and for the same team to fall flat against scotland when they were really expected to win and to win by quite a lot as well, a lot of questions about this england team. jack really did come in for half an hour or team. jack really did come in for halfan hour orso, team. jack really did come in for half an hour or so, a real push was seeing him from the start to perhaps offer some spark of creativity but also, huge questions over the england captain as well, harry kane has been pretty lethargic, leggy is the word that has been used often about his performances against the quacks. and also it has the scots last night. —— against the croats. but you need a rest will england set themselves up to get the best out of harry k

why was england not _ southgate's side. why was england not performing i southgate's side.er? what is your reckoning, what is your reasoning was?— your reasoning was? they pressed — your reasoning was? they pressed england - your reasoning was? they pressed england down - your reasoning was? they pressed england down inl your reasoning was? they i pressed england down in the wings very well. they had three admit fields rather than england's two. ultimately i think scotland just work harder throughout the game and england just did not take the risk they needed to win the game. find needed to win the game. and tem -s needed to win the game. and temps are — needed to win the game. and temps are taking _ needed to win the game. and temps are taking the risks, when you look at say is a non—football fan we're seeing some of the most highly paid sports people in the world playing there. why are they not taking these risks? it’s playing there. why are they not taking these risks?— taking these risks? it's a good question- _ taking these risks? it's a good question- a — taking these

to see england win the euros, a major tournament, england team.my lifetime is something i've dreamt of since i was a little kid. the country has been on its knees for 15 months it has been struggling with loads of people struggling, i've lost a friend to covid. he was a massive football fan and would have loved the euros. sorry. i should have brought that up. i didn't mean to say that. have brought that up. i didn't mean to say that-— to say that. yes, it's football but it is notjust _ to say that. yes, it's football but it is not just football. _ to say that. yes, it's football but it is not just football. it - to say that. yes, it's football but it is not just football. it is - to say that. yes, it's football but it is not just football. it is the i it is notjust football. it is the shared moments, the memories made and all the sweeterfor shared moments, the memories made and all the sweeter for the year these euros are in. it's been more than a century since britain's largest bird of prey — the sea eagle has been spotted on loch lomond. but, du

england germany is just, england germany isjust, it can't get any bigger.and germany is “ust, it can't get any bigger._ england germany is “ust, it can't get any bigger. it's the first time en . land get any bigger. it's the first time england are _ get any bigger. it's the first time england are going _ get any bigger. it's the first time england are going in _ get any bigger. it's the first time england are going in as - get any bigger. it's the first time | england are going in as favourites against germany. let's hope we win it because i don't want to sit through it again. i it because i don't want to sit through it again.— it because i don't want to sit through it again. i expect a game that starts slow _ through it again. i expect a game that starts slow because - through it again. i expect a game that starts slow because both - through it again. i expect a game. that starts slow because both have through it again. i expect a game i that starts slow because both have a lot of respect for each other, so they are not coming out right away and want to sc

england has gone 1—0 up. goal scored england supporter. england has gone 1—0 up. sterling. the headlines here. euro 2020 at stake for scotland as fans watch face croatia. things have changed sterling score for england that they are leading the match against the czech republic 1—0. more time for vaccinations the minister says the data looks good for restrictions being lifted completely in england on the 19th ofjuly. but some restrictions will still be in place in scotland says nicola sturgeon on till the 9th of august. we talked last night on this programme about the infected blood inquiry that's been going on for quite a while now and it's continuing at the moment where hearing evidence from families and some of the former pupils in hampshire where the young people there were a given, many suffering from blood clotting problems were given infected blood products. the father of two former pupils who died of aids after they receive blood at the boarding school in hampshire for children with disabilities broke down at the public inquiry as he paid tribute to his sons

come on england! england _ understand, and hope. come on england!shown - understand, and hope. come on england! england had shown a l understand, and hope. come on - england! england had shown a united front in the build-up. _ england! england had shown a united front in the build-up. the _ england! england had shown a united front in the build-up. the fa - england! england had shown a united front in the build-up. the fa urging l front in the build—up. the fa urging fans to respect the team's taking of the knee, and while some still chose to boo, it was swiftly drowned out by applause. phil foden is shown as the future of this team after a fine season and just five minutes and he showed why. the hosts agonisingly close. another playing at his first major tournament, kalvin phillips, also impressing in england's encouraging start, but the leeds midfielder really made his mark in the second half, threading a pass through to raheem sterling, who justified his selection with his first goal at a major tournament. commentator: that first goal at a ma'or

england! cheering encland! i no worries. england! cheering england! ithink— no worries. england!england! i think you're going to hear and see a lot _ england! i think you're going to hear and see a lot more - england! i think you're going to hear and see a lot more of i england! i think you're going to hear and see a lot more of that| england! i think you're going to i hear and see a lot more of that over the next few hours. it's on the eight o'clock in the evening, a long night ahead for the celebrations. it's now 22 minutes past 8pm. let me bring you after all that good news, some sadness for some people, i think which is wimbledon news, that the sixth seed serena williams has retired injured from herfirst the sixth seed serena williams has retired injured from her first round match against her opponents from belarus. that is the second day of wimbledon, of course, sometimes they go off court for treatments, there are to have an opening set, but was in tears when she tried to resume and what the score of three all could go no further. so that is very, very disappointing news fo

england. thank you very much indeed for that this evening. _ england.ot _ england. thank you very much indeed for that this evening. got to _ england. thank you very much indeed for that this evening. got to go - england. thank you very much indeed for that this evening. got to go all- for that this evening. got to go all the way back to 1999. alan shearer captained england that day and a display result of the lost was a european qualifier ahead of euro 2000. he's been speaking about the unique education in the matches between these nations but he said that scotland will need to improve if they are to get result tomorrow. i know that wembley is only going to have around — i know that wembley is only going to have around 22 — i know that wembley is only going to have around 22 or _ i know that wembley is only going to have around 22 or 23,000 _ i know that wembley is only going to have around 22 or 23,000 fans- i know that wembley is only going to have around 22 or 23,000 fans there which _ have around 22 or 23,000 fans there which is _ have around 22 or

come on, england! england had shown a united front in the build—up.m's taking of the knee. and while some still chose to boo, it was swiftly drowned out by applause. phil foden�*s seen as the future of this team after a breakthrough season and, just five minutes in, he showed why. hits the post! the hosts agonisingly close. another playing at his first major tournament, kalvin phillips, also impressing in england's encouraging start. but the leeds midfielder really made his mark in the second half, threading a pass through to raheem sterling, who justified his selection with the first goal at a major tournament. that will do nicely! croatia were being made to look a shadow of the side that broke english hearts in the world cup semifinal three years ago. harry kane inches from doubling the lead. he couldn't keep the shot down. watching on, england's record goal—scorer wayne rooney, no doubt impressed by a dominant performance. and he was about to witness a moment of history. 17—year—old substitute jude bellingham becoming the youngest player ever to ap

that is john levitt wembley where england i john levitt wembley where england have beaten germany.th africa's former presidentjacob zuma has been sentenced to 15 months in prison forfailing to appear at a corruption inquiry. this was the presiding judge as she handed down the sentence. no person is above the law and every person, whatever his rank or condition, is subject to the realm of the law and amenable to the jurisdiction of this tribunal. and an act of defiance has the potential to precipitate a constitutional crisis. if with impunity, litigants are allowed to decide which laws they wish to obey and which they wish to avoid, then our constitution is not worth the paper upon which it is not worth the paper upon which it is written. with his immdiate analysis — this is the bbc�*s andrew harding in johannesburg. he has presented himself in this case and many others from the start as a victim, of a vast political conspiracy and so i think you will go with his head held high, be speeches and supporters, but i think an awful lot of south africans, perhaps the majority will simply

single figures in scotland and northern ireland, double figures for england.f cloud into the afternoon, showers could develop in north wales, north midlands and central and eastern england. warmer across—the—board tomorrow, 23 for glasgow —— 20 degrees for glasgow and 23 for london. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm — the health secretary says the delta variant of the coronavirus is 40% more transmissible and the government is "open" to delaying the lifting of coronavirus restrictions in england due onjune the 21st. that does make life more challenging for everybody. and you've seen that the case rates have risen a little. but the good news is that hospitalisations, the number of people arriving at hospital, is broadly flat. coronavirus cases in the uk rise by 49% in one week. 5341 new covid cases were recorded in the last 2a hours. vaccinations are being opened up to the under—30s this week in the drive to offer covid jabs to all adults in england.

but england. the oval. what do you think about story of under watson and the efforts of know being made to, to bring that figure back to the the same trial at the scottish football. like for me, like i had no idea but growing up in scotland from my 3 years old playing for the scotland theme for 15 years, been handling things of that. and i can't even say that i even knew the story. it's like one that came before you know, and their story is important to canada over. and that went over my head and not only brought to my attention. and i think that's incredible. and the fact that 100 years ago, but they're only finally talking about that. no, it's all mostly been in the, in the dark for wait too long. so i'm glad know that, you know, like more attention paid to it because it was a huge achievement and we want to continue that go and continue to talk nicely. you know, recognizing that historic achievement now exactly 100 years after under watson became the world's 1st. i've a black professional football, assig

remember, some sections of the england fans booed england off, they were _ the england fans booed englandd as the scots were — they were very poor, as good as the scots were but a really flat performance when you look at some of the attacking individuals that they have _ the attacking individuals that they have. harry kane, england captain, the talisman, the premier league gotden— the talisman, the premier league golden boot winner has not had a shot on— golden boot winner has not had a shot on target in their first two matches, — shot on target in their first two matches, the other players have rallied _ matches, the other players have rallied around and said we are going to do— rallied around and said we are going to do our— rallied around and said we are going to do our very best to get the captain— to do our very best to get the captain poor service, get him back in the _ captain poor service, get him back in the goats— captain poor service, get him back in the goals and this is where gareth— in the goals and this is where gareth southgate really earned his crust _ gareth southgate re

england and wales.ut on thursday, things are looking dry and again, a higher temperatures where we will see the sunshine in the low 20s and perhaps a little bit warmer there. largely dry on friday, it may start dry over the weekend. you it may start dry over the weekend. may start to wr weekend, you may start to write over the weekend, showers more widespread on sunday, you will be having the driest weather for the longest part of the weekend. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. on a huge evening in the european championship for england. where it's tense at wembley against germany with goalkeeper jordan pickford called into action. we will have all the latest from wembley and the game heads towards full time. i am at wimbledon where rain has once again effected day two of the championships. but it wasn't a problem for british number one dan evans who secured his place in the second round with a straight sets victory. also coming up in the programme: rolling back the years and wiping away

very disappointing england, | their chance. yes. very _ disappointing england, defensively.d — the goalkeeper, jordan pickford looked solid. surprisingly, i thought— looked solid. surprisingly, i thought the way that england had played _ thought the way that england had played the last few years, they always — played the last few years, they always create and take a lot of chances — always create and take a lot of chances but whatever he set out in the first _ chances but whatever he set out in the first two games, it's just chances but whatever he set out in the first two games, it'sjust not happening. he's got to change it, he's got _ happening. he's got to change it, he's got to— happening. he's got to change it, he's got to change it, gareth. we need _ he's got to change it, gareth. we need to— he's got to change it, gareth. we need to score goals, england, and he's going — need to score goals, england, and he's going to have to look at that. so, he's going to have to look at that. so. what — he's going to have to look at that. so, what does this all mean for scotland an

on every rational assessment, england rich reads of why the town should send them victoria, england, where i woke up 75 and listen to signs in 18. and according to the talisman captain heidi came there even stronger and nice. they had started to consequently seeing or twist goblins, in contrast to the finals of the year determined by virtue of 2 penalties, 2 types, their high hopes of our 1st game. thank you. we're dash 500 high on monday and yet . so we're almost done. school can and the phil well, i'm doing that is a whisper. under dogs may just see the rising site on the cost of a boarding generation of young scottish. how could they finally blossom to think lead by the cats in an inspirational, less back on the robertson. today on the alex, i'm sure we dale into some of the hidden history of the wealth was ancient football rivalry, and speculate what it might just means for the politics of the 2 nations. it is 22 years since scotland be the old enemy to go. and even then, it was the 2nd blake of a playoff. and it was anyone who still qualified way back in the history of the game.

i am here with england, enjoying my football. with england, enjoying my football and that— with englandt wembley at a major turn and i am scoring at wembley, my back garden, _ and i am scoring at wembley, my back garden, i_ and i am scoring at wembley, my back garden, i have to score. it is great to finally— garden, i have to score. it is great to finally do — garden, i have to score. it is great to finally do that. white micro england — to finally do that. white micro england living up to their pretournament status as contenders. there _ pretournament status as contenders. there up— pretournament status as contenders. there up and running. a pretournament status as contenders. there up and running.— there up and running. a year later than planned. _ there up and running. a year later than planned, but— there up and running. a year later than planned, but that _ there up and running. a year later than planned, but that was - there up and running. a year later than planned, but that was a - than planned, but that was a performance by england to leave their fans performance by england to

england need a bit of steel in midfield.e one. thanks to you i�*m sure! nice one. thanks to you and your cameraman. it�*s not easy moving around, i know. in northern ireland, the democratic unionist mp sirjeffrey donaldson will be the party�*s next leader. he was the only person to put his name forward when nominations closed at midday. he�*ll replace edwin poots, who resigned last week afterjust three weeks in charge. the infected blood inquiry has been hearing emotional evidence from the father of two former pupils at a boarding school for disabled children, both of whom contracted hiv. john peach�*s sons were among scores of pupils at trelaw�*s college in hampshire to be given contaminated blood products in the 1970s and �*80s to treat their haemophilia. our health correspondentjim reed has been following the inquiry. the wider public inquiry looks into what happened in the �*70s and �*80s when large numbers of haemophiliacs in the uk lost their lives after being given a form of treatment for haemophilia that was later fo

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england across for sterling! knocked out germany with england knocked out germany with a 2—0 wing that backs them a quarterfinal place against ukraine. the crowd goes wild. 40,000 fans in the stadium in london sees england's first major tournament win over germany in 55 years. in ethiopia, tigrayan forces take back their regional capital from the government, but nearly 2 million people have fled their homes. 0ur teams are ready, our supplies are ready. however, as we have stated in the last eight months, the challenge has always been that we have not had consistent access to reach people who need the help most. we look at the impact of china's national security law on hong kong. hello and welcome. we start at euro 2020, where the last places in the quarterfinals have been decided, and england have come out on top against one of their fiercest rivals. goals from raheem sterling and harry kane secured a 2—0 victory over germany — the first time england have beaten their rivals in the knock—out stages of a major tou

on every rational assessment, england rich reads of why the talent should send them victoria, england, where i woke up semi finalist in 2018. and according to the talisman captain heidi came there even stronger nice. they have started constantly seeing a twist. collins in contrast to the finals of the units and meant by birch of to pedal tissue types there. hi, hope the 1st game. thank you. we're just 500 high on monday. i'm yet, so we're almost done school can and if it, well i'm to go. that is a whisper. and under dogs may just be the rising site on the cost of a board and generation of young scottish. how could they finally last in the think led by their captain and inspirational? lead back on the roberson. today on the alex, i mean sure we do. some of the hidden history of the world was ancient football. rightfully and speculate what it might just means for the politics of the 2 nation . it is 22 years since gotten beat. the old enemy has to go. and even then, it was the 2nd leg of a player. and it was anyone who still qualified way back in the history of the game . it was this sc

this is how england found trafalgar square reacting. england survived a scare.s muller for germany broke away. 1-1 with the england will keep her -- england goalkeeper. the game will still in the balance. england's captain clinched the game with a second goal in the 86th minute. re he is celebrating. there's been plenty of chat about how his form has not been what it might be. that is the first goal of the tournament. this was the reaction in trafalgar square. plenty of beer flying around, people getting excited. that was the moment everyone realized germany would be beaten. there were similar scenes not far away, as people realized the quarterfinals were coming and people started screaming, football is coming home. also in the city of preston, in the north of england. cue excitement there, as well. i could spend the next half-hour showing you pictures of england, everyone is very excited. the homepage of the german newspaper puts it this way, george lynn -- deutschland's coming home. the song that they would sing during the 1996 euros. the germans are out of th

england are doing the right thing and telling public health england what had happened.o follow those self isolating protocols. they will train privately away from the main group. the team will return the street after the match against the czech republic. they properly will not miss the match —— brobbey not miss then that match in this match. ben chilwell still looking to get onto the pitch. very little jeopardy associated with this game because both teams are already through to the last 16. that was confirmed at the last 16. that was confirmed at the results last night. but when you count to ten days, it is very unlikely that they would then be able to be involved in the last 16. if england win the group, and the need to do that by beating the czech republic, the last 16 game here is one week today, 29th, day after they come out of self isolation, but they will have played no part with the main group, that would be against france, germany or portugal. if the cab second, monday 28th in cup and he can, that rules them out completely. very slim chance that if they finish t

, . ., . m england? they are in scotland. so otentiall england? they are in scotland.y are in scotland. so potentially under the _ england? they are in scotland. so potentially under the scottish - potentially under the scottish system of the regimen is different. —— their arrangement is different for there are different customs in different parts of the uk. this problem has been hanging over us for, as iain says, more than a decade. the parties cannot come up with a consensus now, are you any more confident they will? i remember kenny clark telling me in an interview right now, he thought he would never be across party consensus on social care. shyama? yes, i consensus on social care. shyama? yes. i think— consensus on social care. shyama? yes, | think that _ consensus on social care. shyama? yes, i think that is _ consensus on social care. shyama? yes, i think that is absolute - consensus on social care. shyama? yes, i think that is absolute right. i yes, i think that is absolute right. because ultimately, it is too expensive for it makes me very sad, just to always

come on england.— england can do it. we are confident. come on england._ i i come on england.k england will do it this year. we think. . ., england will do it this year. we think. . . , ., ., england will do it this year. we think. . , ., ., think. what is that, i love your confidence _ think. what is that, i love your confidence and _ think. what is that, i love your confidence and it _ think. what is that, i love your confidence and it would - think. what is that, i love your confidence and it would be - think. what is that, i love your. confidence and it would be superb for england supporters but what is your confidence based on, out of interest? d0 your confidence based on, out of interest? , ., ~ ., ., , interest? do you know what, they have a really _ interest? do you know what, they have a really good _ interest? do you know what, they have a really good young - interest? do you know what, they have a really good young solid - interest? do you know what, they l have a really good young solid side. i think they are fairless, energetic, exciting and that i think that kind

john, itjust kicked off in england expects. it john, itjust kicked off in england exects. , , ., , expectsinteresting to see what garrett — expects. it is interesting to see what garrett southgate - expects. it is interesting to see what garrett southgate is - expects. it is interesting to see . what garrett southgate is stunning regards to his team. matching germany with employing wing backs. keeping his place after the men of the match performance against the czech republic in that final group game. it will be fascinating to see how this plays out having a very tight tactical battle between germany and england out there but certainly a defensive set up from gareth southgate heading into this germany. defined by the history which is limited to these matches between germany and england in the past and when they have fallen on the wrong side of in terms of results wacom surveys in germany in the knockout stage of major tournaments. the knockout stage of ma'or tournaments.�* the knockout stage of ma'or tournaments. :: i: i: z: ., , ., tournaments. 40,000 fans are there, not too many — tourna

, as england will be preparing — and be england, as england will be preparing to try and beat scotlandink it — preparing to try and beat scotland. so i think it will be a very good game — what about those players who haven't made the squad? i'm sure they think they should be starting theyt made the squad? i'm sure they think they should be starting— they should be starting they look fantastic outside _ they should be starting they look fantastic outside of _ they should be starting they look fantastic outside of harry - they should be starting they look fantastic outside of harry kane. l fantastic outside of harry kane. will he — fantastic outside of harry kane. will he get in ahead of calvin phillips and declan rice? we have this unfortunate business of a 26 man squad not fitting into a 23 man matched a squad. jadon sancho and ben chilwell missing altogether. a lot of players looking to get onto the bench, just wanting to be part of this england team that they feel can go very far in this tournament. many thanks for that. when the draw was made, no doubts what the toughest group was.

i will go with 2—1 to england. croatia have a pretty good chance. will go with 2-1 to england. _ have a pretty good chance. confident this time? yeah. don't _ have a pretty good chance. confident this time? yeah. don't tell— have a pretty good chance. confident this time? yeah. don't tell people i this time? yeah. don't tell people that tonight _ this time? yeah. don't tell people that tonight because _ this time? yeah. don't tell people that tonight because my _ this time? yeah. don't tell people that tonight because my game - this time? new. don't tell people that tonight because my game doesn't matter, it'sjust that tonight because my game doesn't matter, it's just a formality, or they are thinking about covid, it is all about the scoreline. they are keeping up the bunting. it got windy last night and some of it came down. fingers crossed for england, yes? yeah! the health secretary, matt hancock, says the latest coronavirus data looks encouraging for the remaining covid restrictions to be lifted in england onjuly 19th. in scotland, the first minister, nicola sturgeon, said

after england's match with scotland. job done for england.feeling that england need to find another gear. olly foster is in burton, near the england training camp. i suppose it's hard to gauge exactly where england are at the moment? you do feel that where england are at the moment? ym. do feel that they are stepping up the gears, they will have to certainly depending on who they face next tuesday where you are. the 24 man squad obviously chilwell and mount are self isolating at saint georges park, they made it back here to their country retreat. a first day off for them at the tournament, they're taking note visitors which is why we thought we would show you some of the beautiful staffordshire countryside, saint georges parkjust over brow of that far hell. they started brightly again last night against the czech republic, they made for changes, and i think the crowd were really looking forward to seeing jack grillers from the start. it was him that set up the winner, they got thejob it was him that set up the winner, they got the job done. w

england! a lot of confidence here in _ white you will? england! headlines on bbc news... the build up to tonight's big match at wembley intensifies, with just a few hours to go before england goes head to head against germany in the last 16 of the euros. school isolation rules in england could end in the autumn, amid concerns over the soaring number of children missing lessons. and a higher—grade face mask could provide up to 100 per cent protection against covid—19 for medical staff, according to new research from cambridge university. self—isolation rules for school pupils in england could be scrapped next term, amid concerns about the rising number of children who have to quarantine if one of their classmates tests positive for coronavirus. an alternative is being considered where schools introduce daily testing instead. it comes as figures show covid—related pupil absence in schools in england has hit a new record high since all students returned to class in march. sean dilley reports. half full classroom like this one is a concerning site for

so so many england found the mentioned at the top that this is 55 years since england has been in germany in a non count stage of an international appointment last time being the world cup in 900 $66.00 since and it's been a painful journey for england in matches against germany. now though, as finally for england's they have something to celebrate and they really did when they went, absolutely was. and so he's amazing pictures of central london of fan celebrating and pub up and down the country as well as out pouring of excitement. and i will say a degree of disbelief as well. and it was expressed pretty well in the front page of one newspaper here in that special ed keep in addition that front page was the headline, says england, stevens news, germany, so a lot of excitement, a watershed moment as it were, jonathan, break it down for us tell us why did england win and germany lose? well, i think the simple out there is england, red chances and germany did and it was a really, katy game to be honest. i mean, like boxing that for, you know, decide to check each other out, sparring, but no

that chief economist ou england. that chief economist you referred _ england.eferred to, this - england. that chief economist you referred to, this is - you referred to, this is actually his last meeting with the monetary policy committee before he exits and he said that inflation may never be deadin that inflation may never be dead in britain risks a wage price spiral reminiscent of the 70s and the 1980s, and we had data out yesterday that a closely watched survey showing the input costs have risen at their fastest rate for some 13 years, factories are struggling to source materials right now, and there are a lot of indications that price rises will go up and up in the months ahead, but as you say, it is this whole debate about whether it is a short—term issue or whether it can have a long—term negative impact. whether it can have a long-term negative impact.— negative impact. there is a lot of drivers _ negative impact. there is a lot of drivers in — negative impact. there is a lot of drivers in terms _ negative impact. there is a lot of drivers in terms of-

just ten minutes into the second half, and england _ minutes into the second half, and england reallyt. they started this game on the front foot. gareth— started this game on the front foot. gareth southgate had to put his attacking options into this team. phil foden looked brilliant in the first half. — phil foden looked brilliant in the first half, hitting a post. but it was a — first half, hitting a post. but it was a raheem sterling scoring his first goal— was a raheem sterling scoring his first goal at a major championship, so england — first goal at a major championship, so england up and running, top of their— so england up and running, top of theirgroup— so england up and running, top of theirgroup for so england up and running, top of their group for now. and on they go to their— their group for now. and on they go to their next — their group for now. and on they go to their next challenge, which will be back— to their next challenge, which will be back here at wembley on friday against _ be back here at wembley on friday against scotland. scotland getting their campaign up a

what have england said?— have england said? well, it is a really good _ have england said?england said? well, it is a really good question, victoria. | have england said? well, it is al really good question, victoria. if you wetch— really good question, victoria. if you watch closely what gareth southgate said last night, i think he may— southgate said last night, i think he may be... what is the word, bemused — he may be... what is the word, bemused about the situation as well. we are _ bemused about the situation as well. we are told _ bemused about the situation as well. we are told there will be updates today _ we are told there will be updates today. we know that the england camp are in_ today. we know that the england camp are in close _ today. we know that the england camp are in close contact with the public health _ are in close contact with the public health england about the situation with those two players. they are tested _ with those two players. they are tested in — with those two players. they are tested in different ways, they both have the _ tested in diff

that's england for you. come on! jon kay, bbc news, plymouth, england.lation in berlin let'sjubilation in berlin in germany. —— lessjubilation. 0ur correspondentjenny hill went to a beer garden in berlin, where fans shared their disappointment. yeah, pretty sad. we were really excited for the game, and now i'm sad that we are out of it. are you surprised at the way it went? yes, yes. i was sure germany was going to win. i'm feeling really upset. i'm really depressed. for real, for real. i thought germany... hey, quiet, quiet! i thought germany. would be in the final. i don't know what went wrong, but the english was better. it was fair and, yeah, sometimes super sad. and this time, football was hard. jubilation and disappointment, is the usual story when you have a game ofjust nine caps. but in the other last 16 magico ukraine beat sweden with a goal in the last—minute of extra time. the game had been tied. but when sweden's danielson was sent off in the first period of extra time, ukraine began to dominate. despite that the match looked set for penaltie

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, �*, england lead! the playmaker's ross findinr england lead!g sterling who _ england lead! the playmaker's ross finding sterling who this _ england lead! the playmaker's ross finding sterling who this time - finding sterling who this time couldn't miss. this is what it meant to some of those watching on around the country. —— playmaker's cross. england are finding their rhythm. harry kane enjoyed a quiet start of the tournament, hard to believe this was his first shot on target. but amid more frustration from the captain came a warning of the threat the czech republic post. jordan pickford's agility needed to preserve the clean sheet. the hosts won course to top the group having started the second half a little flat it wasn't long before changes were made. marcus rashford and a 17—year—old dude building and both introduced. a fading england needed a second but instead their opponents went close, the czech republic searching for an equaliser. england thought they had finished the match with a second but substitutejordan henderson's effort was ru

scotland wanted it. more than england.'t do anything about it. - scotland wanted it more. . they attacked from the off. england sat back and let it happen. we underestimated them, thinking we would easily destroy them. no, that's not the case. hopefully win the group, but, you understand, serious improvement is needed if we want to go far in this tournament. fantastic. from a scot's - perspective, fantastic. and at least we've given . ourselves the chance to go into the last match. we got what we deserved out of the game. there were a couple of chances, one way or another, but a brilliant performance from the guys. i was expecting a 12—0 victory. i'm gutted. i was looking for the win, but here we are, going up against croatia. we should win that one. come on, scotland! we can do this tuesday night now. we're going to do it. three points against croatia and we're in the last 16. come on, scotland! well, it's quite optimistic but both sets of fans had very polarised opinions on last night's match. there was some banter betwe

whatever happens, england is going to win. archive: england meet scotland at wembley.it's the oldest fixture in international football. bobbyjohnston shoots, - the ball rebounds, but riley is there to finish the job. england and scotland are 1—1. since 1872, there have been some memorable results for both sides. gascoigne. brilliant. yes! tonight sees the 100th competitive meeting between the nations, for scotland, it too often ends in defeat. now is the time to flip the script. i wouldn't say underdogs, i would say massive underdogs. it's here, it's at wembley. england are a great team, they've had a great start to this tournament. everything is again scotland in a way. but sometimes that is the way we like it, you know? no one is expecting anything other than the tartan army. england know another win tonight will cement their spot in the last 16. gareth southgate more than understands the significance but wants his team to play the game, not the occasion. when we were growing up, the home internationals were one of the few games you saw live at the end of the season.

england are back in action tomorrow against germany.it was a family affair today as pat mccormackjoined his twin brother luke in qualifying for the team gb squad after taking victory on points in the quarterfinals of the men s welterweight competiton. also through to tokyo is shev clarke after victory in the men s heavyweight quarterfinals. his brother fraser clarke will be hoping tojoin him, he needs just one more victory to qualify for the olympics and his fight against berat acar is taking place very shortly. england are 158 at the moment. scotland lead luxembourg by one goal to nil. i will be back in an hour. next —— next stop is the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode — rounding up the best new movies available in cinemas and in the home. last week, william friedkin, director of the exorcist, considered by many to be the scariest movie ever made, tweeted a quiet place 2 is a classic horror film. adding simply that cinema is back. that's quite an endorsement and, i'm happy to report, one that i b

a night of contrasting emotions for england - england. and - england. a night of contrasting - emotions for england and scotland. let's get reaction now from england and scotland fans. in a moment we'll be live in newcastle at an england fanzone, with our correspondent danny savage, but first, let's go to glasgow, and our correspondent lorna gordon. what a result. and at the end of that game. this fanzone erupted with joy- that game. this fanzone erupted with joy. 3000 scotland fans very, very happy at this result. the police in the last few minutes have swept the area, cleared the fence out, i think the celebrations here will continue well into the night. and what a party! for the tartan army, games don't get much bigger than this. thousands travelled to london. the city's mare asking them to stay away if they didn't have tickets or a safe place to watch the game. tickets or a safe place to watch the name. �* , ., tickets or a safe place to watch the iame_ �* , ., ., , ~ game. he's done it legally. we sta ed in game. he's done it legally

come on, england! does she know this could _ it. come on, england! in the making? it�*s know this could be history in the making?— know this could be history in the making? it's going to be, 2-0! and _ the making? it's going to be, 2-0! and sienna's _ the making? it's going to be, 2-0! and sienna's dad i the making? it's going to be, j 2-0! and sienna's dad wasn't wronu. 2-0! and sienna's dad wasn't wrong. watching _ 2-0! and sienna's dad wasn't wrong. watching from - 2-0! and sienna's dad wasn't wrong. watching from home, j wrong. watching from home, england husband ian andjim wife tanya. it england husband ian and jim wife tanya-— england husband ian and jim wife tan a. . , . wife tanya. it was a very tense match, wife tanya. it was a very tense match. a _ wife tanya. it was a very tense match, a hell— wife tanya. it was a very tense match, a hell of— wife tanya. it was a very tense match, a hell of a _ wife tanya. it was a very tense match, a hell of a rivalry i match, a hell of a rivalry there. we go back to 1966, i would imagine.— there. we go b

what have england said? ~ , ., ., , having to isolate? what have england said? ~ , . . , said? it is a really good question, victoria. _ said? well, it is a really good question, victoria. if- said? well, it is a really good question, victoria. if you - said? well, it is a really good i question, victoria. if you watch closely— question, victoria. if you watch closely what gareth southgate said last night, i think he may be... what _ last night, i think he may be... what is — last night, i think he may be... what is the _ last night, i think he may be... what is the word i would use? bemused _ what is the word i would use? bemused about the situation as well. we are _ bemused about the situation as well. we are waiting, we are told there will be _ we are waiting, we are told there will be updates today. we know that the england camp are in close contact — the england camp are in close contact with public health england about— contact with public health england about the situation for those two players — about the situation for those two players. they are tested in different way

england. england, you reckon? yes. ask your man there, what's the score going to be? has changed hands with scotland many times over the years. these days, supporters of tonight's opponents live cheek byjowl. tonight, what's the score going to be? 3-1. — i'll say 2—0 to scotland. an early goal for the scots, put yous under pressure and then they'll nick another one at the end. i'll bang on the wall when we score, all right? right, that'll do. move some of your stuff because they will be a few knocks. another 23 years? another 23 years, maybe. you never know. are you going to be smiling tomorrow night? we could be. or i could be crying into my tea! even the local rnli crew's a heavy mix of scots and english, both claire and kevin are on call tonight, so will be keeping one eye on the weather and the other on wembley. there is quite a mix of crew, half and half, i would say. it does get obviously quite temperamental, sometimes, especially when it is rugby, and now the football's approached us, it has been a long time, so it will be very interesting. because of where we