england _ those who wait. england, european champions! england fans _ those who wait.hampions! england fans had - those who wait. england, european| champions! england fans had waited those who wait. england, european i champions! england fans had waited a lifetime. champions! england fans had waited a lifetime- but — champions! england fans had waited a lifetime. but how— champions! england fans had waited a lifetime. but how sweet _ champions! england fans had waited a lifetime. but how sweet does - champions! england fans had waited a lifetime. but how sweet does it - lifetime. but how sweet does it taste now? they had come in their thousands. it was a sell—out, record crowd. and with an all—female fly—past, wembley was about to hit the heights. # god save our queen... in the electric atmosphere of the national stadium, sarina wiegman had yet again put her faith national stadium, sarina wiegman had yet again put herfaith in an unchanged team. it in a huge blow to germany, their captain and leading goal—scorer, alexandra popp, pulled a muscle in the warm up. england

of course all england fans want england to win, but the fact that england to win, but the fact that england see the women do well and be — view? we want to see the women do well and be successful— view? we want to see the women do well and be successful and _ view? we want to see the women do well and be successful and for- view? we want to see the women do well and be successful and for them, particularly the players it's inspiring to see them playing the way that they are in this country. they have got the home advantage that all the fans are behind them, so i think that atmosphere and it being in the home nation has really made it a fantastic day today. but in my opinion, even if they did make it to the final i feel like the legacy for girls going to games is going to hopefully make an impact going to hopefully make an impact going forwards. i going to hopefully make an impact going forwards-— going to hopefully make an impact going forwards. i think women in the tame going forwards. i think women in the name in going forwards. i think women in the game in germany — going forwards. i thi

but nor analysis on spain and england we're joined by former - england we're joined by former englandrucial players with it what you expect to see from them tonight? i would definitely agree that they are dangerous to have a look at their final group— dangerous to have a look at their final group stages, i know they haven't— final group stages, i know they haven't been as clinical on the ball and creating that many chances in terms _ and creating that many chances in terms of— and creating that many chances in terms of ball position i think they will possess more for that you have to be patient with that because they are dangerous, they are very good. i think— are dangerous, they are very good. i think england will be fine but i think— think england will be fine but i think it — think england will be fine but i think it can be a tough game. tougher— think it can be a tough game. tougher than what people think. yes, encland tougher than what people think. yes, england have — tougher than what people think. ye: england have performed so tougher than what people think. ia: england have p

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for england.dy recovery of _ shame for england. we wish have a speedy recovery of course - shame for england. we wish have a speedy recovery of course but - shame for england. we wish have a j speedy recovery of course but when we look ahead to wells we should keep an eye on in the world of athletics and she is a huge name, he well should we maybe keep our eye on? dina is a busy big shoes to fill in the hard thing for dina she has never had the opportunity to do a major championship in our own country. the likes of keely hodgkinson will be all eyes on her that at this commonwealth games, trying to pull together a medalfrom every major championship. she is of a deed on the world and she now got a deed on the world and she now got a world medal to medal to go to her olympic medal so she has got the commonwealth games trying to upgrade her silver to the top of the podium. she certainly going on as a favour but i think properly the home favourite is going to be matt hudson smith. you know, matt took t

england have won theirfirst trophy england in the final.rst trophy since 1966. sarina wiegman, the first manager to win it with two different nations and naming the same line of all the way through the group stages. it has never been done on the cake, the biggest ever attendance at a european championship final, in both their women and the men's competition. it their women and the men's competition.— their women and the men's competition. their women and the men's cometition. . , , competition. it really played with our competition. it really played with your emotions, _ competition. it really played with your emotions, england - competition. it really played with your emotions, england going i competition. it really played with - your emotions, england going ahead, then the equaliser and then having to go to extra time but avoiding penalties. to go to extra time but avoiding enalties. �* ., , ., , , ., penalties. avoiding penalties, you could see the _ penalties. avoiding penalties, you could see the tension _ penalties. avoiding penalties

norway say england are the stron: match? norway say england are the strong favourites _ match?y say england are the strong favourites for _ match? norway say england are the strong favourites for this. _ match? norway say england are the strong favourites for this. both - strong favourites for this. both teams have now arrived and they will be very aware of what happened on the other group match. if it stays like that the lionesses know a win against norway tonight could see them progress to the quarterfinals with a game to spare before they get into the final group game against the northern irish. you can see some of the lionesses there, sarina wiegman just looking around their and soaking up the atmosphere. a few of the squad in the centre of the pitch nowjust getting ready for this match at eight o'clock, at the kick—off, against norway. both opening up their account with a win in the group so both on three points. if there is a winner tonight they should win this group as well. so many permutations as we go into the second group match but if it stays like that in southampto

we have had an update from team england.orehead, scrapes and bruises, but thankfully, no major injuries. a huge sense of relief here and we also understand that the isle of man rider is relatively 0k. that the isle of man rider is relatively ok. so there have been calls for calls for screens to be installed. the fact that there were several young children in the front of the stand, there is a sense here in the velodrome that it could have been much, much worse.— been much, much worse. that's a relief to hear _ been much, much worse. that's a relief to hear that _ been much, much worse. that's a relief to hear that everyone - relief to hear that everyone involved is at least doing 0k relief to hear that everyone involved is at least doing ok now. racing did resume and i can seejust on my screen, medals have been coming thick and fast, home nations enjoying that success and gold medal for wales. ~ , ,., , enjoying that success and gold medal for wales. ~ ,,., , .,, enjoying that success and gold medal for wales. ~ , , .,, i. e

england team?sarina wiegman _ england team? things were going well, sarina wiegman had - england team? things were going well, sarina wiegman had come i england team? things were going i well, sarina wiegman had come in. england team? things were going - well, sarina wiegman had come in. 11 wins in a row, then you think a home tournament is it going to be a help or hindrance. and they have really risen to the occasion, haven't they? i keep referring back to that first match at old trafford and the pressure of the crowd, 68,000. i think under the manager, she is very calm and measured and she has been able to put that across to the play—offs. this is theirfirst able to put that across to the play—offs. this is their first major final since 2009 when they did play germany and they did lose. they have actually lost to germany more than any other nation, but they did play them and :. serena is going to have to tell them to forget all of that history isn't she? it weighs heavily on the men's game the fa

england! i don't want. yes! england! i don't want to use _ want. yes! england!want. yes! england! i don't- want to use comparison compared to men's football but the reality is we got the job done. in the attendance throughout the stadium to support in england has been greatly can only be better for grassroots football. it only be better for grassroots football. . , ., ., football. it was a foul filled first half is _ football. it was a foul filled first half is a _ football. it was a foul filled first half is a time - football. it was a foul filled first half is a time winning l first half is a time winning germany look to stop england sudden momentum all the tough as they were without their best player, injured before kick—off. with in our gone it was in audacious chip by manchester united ella tomb, an absolute belter that broke the deadlock. sending fans wild. but less than 20 minutes later germany's slotted home taking it to extra time. england needed to regroup and then became super sub chloe kelly at first missing and then blasting in her first internation

england have to l is unbelievable. england have to deal with it _ is unbelievable.ve to. deal with it. that's what happens. it's not long until we actually see those starting line—ups, and we don't expect there to be many changes. we know that northern ireland are... the other two teams play each other at eight o'clock. all austria have to do is avoid defeat in order to get through to the knockout stages. norway, very different. after that humiliating loss england, they have to win against austria, and they will be like a wounded animal after that defeat. so expect to see them throw everything at that match. they have to win in order to get through. certainly not the case here, but lots of pride at stake, and this is a home nation match. the sun is out and look at southampton, it is smiling upon both england and northern ireland. kick—off is at eight o'clock. northern ireland. kick-off is at eight o'clock.— northern ireland. kick-off is at eight o'clock. jane, many thanks indeed. eight o'clock. jane, many thanks indeed- you _ eight o'clock. jane, many thanks indeed.

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southeastern parts of england. heading into monday, sunny skies for many areas, we'll see the breeze picking up in the far northwest, bringing some cloud into scotland and northern ireland. lots of sunshine again for england and wales. temperatures continuing to climb all the way from southern england through the midlands into yorkshire, could be over 30 degrees on monday afternoon. not quite as warm as that across scotland and northern ireland, nor indeed around some of these coastal areas as well, with some sea breezes. as we move into tuesday, we're going to find the high pressure, bringing the sunshine and the warmth, pushing away by this weather front that's moving down from the northwest. little or no rain on it, but it does introduce cooler, fresher air and push all that heat more towards east anglia and southeast england. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: novak djokovic wins the wimbledon men's final, beating nick kyrgios in four sets — his 20 first grand slam victory and his seventh wimbledon title. e

* . . for england.nal, now _ for england. i think we've had maybe 15,000 at the final, now to _ for england. i think we've had maybe 15,000 at the final, now to have i 15,000 at the final, now to have 90.000 — 15,000 at the final, now to have 90.000 is — 15,000 at the final, now to have 90,000 isjust going to be great. i think 2009— 90,000 isjust going to be great. i think 2009 was when central contracts were first introduced, which _ contracts were first introduced, which met— contracts were first introduced, which met the team to go full time. it's which met the team to go full time. it's like _ which met the team to go full time. it's like a _ which met the team to go full time. it's like a night and day, really. but we — it's like a night and day, really. but we don't want to forget every body _ but we don't want to forget every body that — but we don't want to forget every body that came before and wore the shirt because that's why we hear today~ _ shirt because that's why we hear today it's — shir

england _ it, just a crazy day. a crazy day indeed. england supporters - it, just a crazy day.eed. england supporters will it, just a crazy day. a crazy day - indeed. england supporters will be hoping for more. commentator: film. indeed. england supporters will be hoping for more. commentator: oh, my word! the victory — hoping for more. commentator: oh, my word! the victory last _ hoping for more. commentator: oh, my word! the victory last night _ hoping for more. commentator: oh, my word! the victory last night defied - word! the victory last night defied victo and word! the victory last night defied victory and belief. _ word! the victory last night defied victory and belief. this _ word! the victory last night defied victory and belief. this was - word! the victory last night defied victory and belief. this was more | victory and belief. this was more than just a tournament for all of us. than 'ust a tournament for all of us. ., , than 'ust a tournament for all of us, ., , ., , , ., , us. the fans have been unbelievable and they keep _ us. the fans have been unbelievable and

for much of england and wales, it'll be a sunny day, though cloud increasing also in northern englande evening. it'll be warmer. temperatures for england and wales low to mid 20s. midlands, centraland south—eastern parts of england, we're looking at highs of around 26—29 degrees celsius. now, overnight and into sunday, we'll take some outbreaks of rain through parts of scotland, northern ireland and into northern england as well. clear spells to the south of that. it will be a touch warmer as sunday begins. and then early on sunday, on the damp side early northern ireland, northern england. that rain clears. scotland still seeing some rain in the far north whereas elsewhere, by the afternoon, there'll be a lot of sunshine around and it's hotter at this stage. very warm across parts of scotland, northern ireland, but hot england and wales, more places getting above 30 degrees celsius and, of course, the heat surging even more into monday. a very warm, perhaps record—breakingly warm, night on monday night. heat again on tuesday before, thankfully, it turns cooler from midweek. this is b

england wra - ed unbelievable feeling. england wrapped up — unbelievable feeling.apped up an impressive group unbelievable feeling. england - wrapped up an impressive group stage at the euros as they beat northern ireland 5—0 in southampton. the leo nurses had already qualified before kick—off while northern ireland knew they would be heading home. our correspondent watched this one. the anthem is shared but that is where the similarities end. england players are all fully professional. most of the northern ireland team have dayjobs and the scare came early. england winning a penalty. georgia stanway was poised but va are help to overturn it. england looked a little bitjaded after their norway exploits and northern ireland almost took advantage but with england head coach messing with covid her assistant was charged with injecting some energy and northern ireland had been defending beautifully but there was nothing they could do about this. and with beth mead closing in on the golden boot a deflection brought her fifth of the tournament. a triple substitution at ha

england 0—0 germany.e. just outside when stadium, keeping an eye on things. how's it been that? we stadium, keeping an eye on things. how's it been that?— how's it been that? we huddled around a small— how's it been that? we huddled around a small screen _ how's it been that? we huddled around a small screen worryingl how's it been that? we huddled - around a small screen worrying about the number of yellow cards we have seen, that is the honest truth. thank you very much, it's very quiet now, but everyone is inside the stadium watching a first half of this match, i was watching it along with our football reporter and it was a little bit concerning, alex, the number of fouls there were, that resulted in yellow cards? you the number of fouls there were, that resulted in yellow cards?— resulted in yellow cards? you could hear the crowd, _ resulted in yellow cards? you could hear the crowd, they _ resulted in yellow cards? you could hear the crowd, they were - resulted in yellow cards? you could hear the cro

it’s a england are the favourites. it's a name england are the favourites.s a game which for _ england are the favourites. it's a game which for so _ england are the favourites. it's a game which for so many - england are the favourites. it's a game which for so many here - england are the favourites. it's a game which for so many here is| england are the favourites. it's a game which for so many here is about so much more than winning. jenny hill, bbc news, berlin. ukraine's president is urging people near the eastern region of donetsk to leave the area as soon as possible. during his nightly address to the nation, volodymyr zelensky, reiterated a mandatory evacuation order and said hundreds of thousands of people still in combat zones in the east of the country, needed to move to safety. translation: there's already a governmental decision - about the obligatory evacuation from donetsk. we only need a decision from the people who have not yet made it for themselves. please follow evacuation. we will help you. we are not russia. we will do everything possib

come on england! — honestly on cloud nine. come on england! last step, we can do it. a england!ink so. we were in france for the world _ don't think so. we were in france for the world cup _ don't think so. we were in france for the world cup and _ don't think so. we were in france for the world cup and it - don't think so. we were in france for the world cup and it was - don't think so. we were in france for the world cup and it was so i for the world cup and it was so popular— for the world cup and it was so popular there~ _ for the world cup and it was so popular there. we're _ for the world cup and it was so popular there. we're really- for the world cup and it was so - popular there. we're really pleased to see _ popular there. we're really pleased to see there's — popular there. we're really pleased to see there's going _ popular there. we're really pleased to see there's going here. - popular there. we're really pleased to see there's going here. i- popular there. we're really pleased to see there's going here. i mean, i to see there's going here. i mean, it's wemhiey — t

the fact that it is the german team that england i it is the german team that england are playing a veryment and the nerves. but it's the atmosphere that really has struck me, a lot of families feeling like they can bring their small children to this event. it they can bring their small children to this event.— to this event. it is, and one interesting _ to this event. it is, and one interesting thing _ to this event. it is, and one interesting thing is - to this event. it is, and one interesting thing is that - to this event. it is, and one interesting thing is that it l to this event. it is, and one - interesting thing is that it might happen again while we're on the air, as we keep getting these announcements saying there is a no drinking zone in place on wembley way already big way, and i popped into a shop to get a water and they said we are not allowed to shell alcohol. that was really a throwback to last summer, we saw the trouble in the men's european championship final, so they are trying to crack down on that. a couple of police officers will pass me. i don't think it will be l

england weren't fantastic. they— loss. england weren't fantastic. they are — loss.st teams in the rep _ they are into one of the best teams in the rep at — they are into one of the best teams in the rep at the moment, they are 'ust in the rep at the moment, they are just struggling still to find their identity, their fluency, their strategy, but really makes them tick~ _ strategy, but really makes them tick~ but — strategy, but really makes them tick. but to win in australia is no nrean _ tick. but to win in australia is no nrean feat — tick. but to win in australia is no mean feat. it deserves a lot of credit, 6 — mean feat. it deserves a lot of credit, a breakaway driver marcus meant _ credit, a breakaway driver marcus meant making all the difference and it's something that england really can use _ it's something that england really can use to— it's something that england really can use to springboard when they go into the _ can use to springboard when they go into the autumn series. unfortunately, not able to make it a clean sweep so far for the northern hemisphe

come on, england! amy, how did you feelj england! amy, how did you feel watchin: england!how did you feel watching the games, _ england! amy, how did you feel watching the games, these - england! amy, how did you feel - watching the games, these players, we haven't had many female role models in football that have been publicised before, you have so many, which ones are you looking up to? it wasn't very big when i first started. _ wasn't very big when i first started, but— wasn't very big when i first started, but growing - wasn't very big when i first started, but growing up. wasn't very big when i first - started, but growing up watching them _ started, but growing up watching them playing. _ started, but growing up watching them playing. it _ started, but growing up watching them playing, it was _ started, but growing up watching them playing, it was inspiring. ii them playing, it was inspiring. i grew— them playing, it was inspiring. i grew up— them playing, it was inspiring. i grew up with _ them playing, it was inspiring. i grew up with it— them playing, it was inspi

many of those stars are in this england team.— are in this england team.game. vivianne miedema plays for arsenal, _ game. vivianne miedema plays for arsenal, all these key players, when they want— arsenal, all these key players, when they want to play in england, that says it _ they want to play in england, that says it all — they want to play in england, that says it all. you have sarina wiegman's team playing around these star players every day during the wsl season and that will obviously help improve the standard of women's football— help improve the standard of women's football in _ help improve the standard of women's football in england. and it has attracted so many fans. the wsl has grown _ attracted so many fans. the wsl has grown so _ attracted so many fans. the wsl has grown so much in the last few years in terms _ grown so much in the last few years in terms of— grown so much in the last few years in terms of fandom and who wants to buy tickets _ in terms of fandom and who wants to buy tickets and hopefully that improves even more after the fin

they have the best chance that an england team, female england team has ever had, because of the levelhe gap has closed. in 2009, i captained the side at the last final we got to but the team between, the difference between us and germany was a gulf, basically, even at that time. nowadays, it is not that. none of their team have been in a final either. yes, they have won it eight times but none of them have won it, so those players weren't in the squad when they last won it, so it is a new expectation and burden. germany expects germany to do well into an immense. the thing that might help them is that they will probably rally round each other because a lot of the fans i am i think germany, a lot of people will have booked tickets from the german side of the camp, expecting their country to get there. interesting. and how much of an advantage is home game, it is not home, technically, but playing at wembley in front of your home fans, how big will that be? i think it is big, because how they have handled every single game says the austrian game, says it all kicked off, 68,000, just und

and this is denise lewis of england.ut the javelin throw... what about this? she has absolutely smashed her lifetime best with that one. ..that freaky javelin throw that catapulted me into first position changed my whole championships. come on, denise. iran my heart out for the 800. come on! she is over the line. nearly out on her feet. and i heard people yelping that i had done it, secured my gold medal. standing on the podium all those years ago, look at me, i'm still smiling now, and that is all i did on the podium, which was grin from ear to ear, and that was the arrival of denise lewis on the international scene. there's something really magical about the commonwealth games. for young athletes it's an opportunity to showcase what they do, but there's something really special about the environment itself. to know that energy, that friendly, competitive atmosphere is coming to birmingham isjust the best thing ever. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello. the driest parts of the uk are set to s

2-1 to england- _ euros. and the score? 2-1 to england- we _ euros. and the score? 2-1 to england.ppen so it is brilliant to - well. it is what they hoped would happen so it is brilliant to see. i happen so it is brilliant to see. gloriously sunny there. i will tell you where else it looks beautiful. this is poole harbour this morning, everybody. quarter to eight. this is poole harbour this morning, everybody. quarterto eight. how gorgeous is that? we are there this morning talking about how to keep control of the grey squirrel population, which i can tell you is a challenge because there is a lot of them. they are using contraceptives.- of them. they are using contraceptives. when you see -ictures contraceptives. when you see pictures like _ contraceptives. when you see pictures like that, _ contraceptives. when you see pictures like that, because . contraceptives. when you see i pictures like that, because often when you are out on an outside broadcast in the depths of february, you think i'd like to be in one studio on a day like today. fir studio on a day like today. (1) perhaps

how will england feel?— how will england feel? england will feel re how will england feel?fident. we _ how will england feel? england will feel pretty confident. we saw - how will england feel? england will feel pretty confident. we saw van l feel pretty confident. we saw van der dussen scoring his second 100. i think the story of the day without question is the sheep. a number of fans have had to take minutes away from the terraces —— is the heat. tough to keep going. extra drinks breaks have been organised for the players, and it has been warmer than any game of cricket i can remember, notjust in this part of the road but overseas. it has been brutal. england without loss, chasing 334. henry moeran following along for us. we're in the middle of a 24—hour period where the british focus at the world athletics championships is on the 1500 metres. in the early hours of this morning, a bronze for laura muir, while there are two to look out for in the men's event tonight as well. let's speak to our sports correspondent andy swiss. he can tell us more. yes, hugh, welcome — he ca

england.e quality of care would drop if the plan is adopted. sanchia berg reports. 7.30 in the morning, and toddlers are arriving at little flyers nursery near edinburgh. most parents said that they were happy with the staffing ratio here. maisie has been going to nursery since she was two. we were in glasgow before, and i always felt the ratios were quite generous in glasgow, as well. compared with england, the scottish workforce is better qualified, and staff have to continue training throughout their career. at little flyers, they�*ll often have more adults in the toddler room than the legal minimum. the ratio system is more like, it's like the speed limit. that's the maximum you can go to, you don't want to exceed that. but you can drive slower if you like. it's the same with the ratio, you can have more hands on. this system is well established. the ratio has been in place for many years. scottish nurseries generally have more funding per child, and they don�*t have to pay business rates.

this game, england took the lead in normal during a normal time, england took the lead in normal duringand had just taken the lead through the back chloe kelly goal after in england corner. it has been an extraordinary tournament and it is not disappointing in the final. it is an extraordinary match now. that record crowd, 87,000 fans inside wembley in west london enjoying probably these last few moments. certainly a lot happier now, a majority of those england fans a lot happier now that england fans a lot happier now that england have nudged in front put up everyone's mind has been on penalties. of course quite a history between england and germany when it comes to penalty shoot—out in football. that looks less likely now. germany had it all to do. they need to equalise in the last few minutes of extra time to take it to penalty. but as things stand, england are on their way to win euro 2022. i don't want to say absolute but there are a few minutes ago. we will keep you across events in wembley if there are any more goals or at that time was old. parts of beirut�*s huge port grain sil

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we knew we were going to get semifinal but not england~ _ were going to get semifinal but not england good for a team sheffield, fantastic. you mentioned the children — sheffield, fantastic. you mentioned the children playing _ sheffield, fantastic. you mentioned the children playing football - sheffield, fantastic. you mentioned the children playing football here, | the children playing football here, they are being inspired, boys and girls. they are being inspired, boys and uirls. �* , they are being inspired, boys and girls. absolutely. that's a bit from the event of _ girls. absolutely. that's a bit from the event of a _ girls. absolutely. that's a bit from the event of a just _ girls. absolutely. that's a bit from the event of a just walking - girls. absolutely. that's a bit from | the event of a just walking through the event of a just walking through the town— the event of a just walking through the town you could see little girls playing _ the town you could see little girls playing football and that's what we want to _ playing football and that's what we want to nurture. this

on inflation best bank of england.way it's been printing money in recent years. it doesn't print money, there's this process called quantitative easing, but she sees that is essentially the same as printing money, boosting the money supply which for a thatcherite is not the way you should go. i supply which for a thatcherite is not the way you should go. i haven't read that particular _ not the way you should go. i haven't read that particular bit _ not the way you should go. i haven't read that particular bit but _ not the way you should go. i haven't read that particular bit but i'm - not the way you should go. i haven't read that particular bit but i'm not . read that particular bit but i'm not an economist— but i think clearly she is_ an economist— but i think clearly she is looking to radically change the way— she is looking to radically change the way rishi sunak did things certainly— the way rishi sunak did things certainly when he was chancellor, as welt _ certainly when he was chancellor, as welt and _ certain

come on, england! yeah!er trade, they've all been having a go. here, she's always been a star. her audacious ability no revelation. i'm not surprised that she's done something as spectacular as that, because i know what she's capable of doing. you know, if we ever got to the cup final, or the knockout stages of a tournament, you know, alessia would always be the one to score the winning goals. commentator: germany are pressing... she has a rival in the great goal stakes, though. her second in the game and germany lead withl a quarter of an hour to go. that was alexandra popp's sixth of the tournament, and was confirmation that germany are back as a football powerhouse. played in by griggs. chance for six. - six scored by germany. the eight—time european champions beat england in the 2009 final — a 6—2 thrashing in helsinki. midfielderjill scott is the only current squad member who experienced that defeat. it's like night and day, really, but we don't want to forget everybody that came before and wore the shi

and then, finally, england roared. the england names i've finally, england roared.inally, england roared. the england| games i've watched, we always seem to get better as the game goes on, so confident we will make some subs, we got some good players on the bench. 50 we got some good players on the bench. . we got some good players on the bench, ., ,., we got some good players on the bench. ., we got some good players on the bench-_ so - we got some good players on the bench._ so far, i we got some good players on the| bench._ so far, so bench. so far, so good. so far, so god. bench. so far, so good. so far, so god- kind — bench. so far, so good. so far, so god- kind of— bench. so far, so good. so far, so god. kind of stressful, _ bench. so far, so good. so far, so god. kind of stressful, the - bench. so far, so good. so far, so god. kind of stressful, the last i god. kind of stressful, the last 10-15 minutes, _ god. kind of stressful, the last 10-15 minutes, |_ god. kind of stressful, the last 10-15 minutes, i couldn't i god. kind of stressful, the last i 10-15 min

i think england are auoin to you will win? i think england are going to win _ you will win?g to win it and _ you will win? i think england are going to win it and that's - you will win? i think england arel going to win it and that's because the strength and depth that they've got. because of the experienced manager that they have, the fact that it manager that they have, the fact thatitis manager that they have, the fact that it is at home and they will have that boost from their crowds, but the other team have had to pick another team, but the other team have had to pick anotherteam, i but the other team have had to pick another team, i would go with sweden, and i think they are a team that have very much been, maybe a little bit under the radar can i think we've all spoke about england, we spoke about spain, we spoke about france, germany, if they click they will be very strong. sweden did really well in the olympics and they don't seem to have a weakness. northern ireland will be making their european championship debut on thursday. when they take on two—time champions n

that is where _ earps and southern england. that is where the _ earps and southern england. england. that is where the driest weather _ earps and southern england. that is where the driest weather has - earps and southern england. that is where the driest weather has been. | where the driest weather has been. although _ where the driest weather has been. although we — where the driest weather has been. although we will— where the driest weather has been. although we will get _ where the driest weather has been. although we will get rain _ where the driest weather has been. although we will get rain there - where the driest weather has been. although we will get rain there will| although we will get rain there will be little _ although we will get rain there will be little falling _ although we will get rain there will be little falling in _ although we will get rain there will be little falling in the _ although we will get rain there will be little falling in the south—east, i be little falling in the south—east, the areas — be little falling in the south—east, the areas th

come on, england! that is the moment that will live — come on, england! special. you either goalkeeper that got _ wasn't it? super special. you either goalkeeper that got made - wasn't it? super special. you either goalkeeper that got made in - wasn't it? super special. you either goalkeeper that got made in the - goalkeeper that got made in the reconstruction. i am. goalkeeper that got made in the reconstruction. iam. that goalkeeper that got made in the reconstruction. i am. that was a great backheel, isla. well done, lovely stuff. believe it or not, it's been 10 years since the london 2012 olympic games. i don't believe it. where has the time gone? an event which brought us a sensational summer of sport and incredible home—grown success. to commemorate the anniversary, the writer lemn sissay has written a poem reflecting on the games, and it's been performed by team gb's lutalo muhammad — let's take a look. in the seventh month of the 12th year of the 21st century. one team gb. one flame. one inspired creation. one fractured world came to one united na

england's cricketers have completed a sensational victory against india.rearranged final test by seven wickets at edgbaston to level the series. they easily reached the 378 runs required, their highest successful run chase in tests. they resumed on 259 for three with joe root and jonny bairstow at the crease and they saw england home by lunch , root reached his century first and was unbeaten on 142. johnny bairstow, was the man of the match, he made 114 to go with a tonne in the first innings as well. that's four centuries in three matches. it's been a brilliant start under new coach brendon mcullum and captain ben stokes, after the 3—0 series win against new zealand, this is their fourth test win in a row. bairstow says he hopes "the positive brand that they're playing is exciting for people to watch." it's the first of the wimbledon quarterfinals today, the action on centre court is just getting under way but british tennis fans will be focussing on number one court later on this afternoon, that's where cameron norrie is playing. let's cross live to the

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_ bombs drumming performance from england stop at the last time england stop at the last time england a euros record which sent a clear message to their rivals. ~ . . which sent a clear message to their rivals-_ but _ which sent a clear message to their rivals-_ but a - rivals. what a night! but a swashbuckling _ rivals. what a night! but a swashbuckling and - rivals. what a night! but a| swashbuckling and ruthless rivals. what a night! but a - swashbuckling and ruthless as that performance was, spain will be a step up in class. they might have lost a couple of players to injury, but they dominate possession. patients will be key. but has the captain dared to dream beyond spain to wembley? i captain dared to dream beyond spain to wembley?— to wembley? i have been dreaming about that since _ to wembley? i have been dreaming about that since i _ to wembley? i have been dreaming about that since i was _ to wembley? i have been dreaming about that since i was a _ to wembley? i have been dreaming about that since i was a kid, - to wembley? i have been dreaming about that since i was a kid,

with him went england's hopes. eventually all out forjust 121. england's hopes. turns out india had more than enough runs after all. so a disappointing start to life as england's white ball captain, for joss buttler. that's two defeats from two so far, he says it was always going to be difficult to compete after their poor start with the bat. any time in t20 cricket you lose early wickets it really sets you back but i don't want us to play with a lesson ten. if anything i would like us to show more. india bowled fantastically well and managed to take wickets and we have to find a way to counteract i think it is important to stay level. t20 is a tough game and it has certainly been harsh. things can change around quickly and i will certainly be reminding the guys of that. at euro 2022 portugal came back from two goals down to draw 2—2 with switzerland. the swiss had scored 2 goals in 3 mins right at the start of the match, including this screamer from coomba so. but in the second half diana gomes started the portuguese comeback beforejessica silva got the equalize

the england| their solo run. oh, that is - sensational! the england fans their solo run.onal! the england fans who'd braved broken down trains _ sensational! the england fans who'd braved broken down trains were - braved broken down trains were treated to a sensational six. on the south coast, norway were all at sea and in the second half, their defence continued to melt like butter in the heat.— defence continued to melt like butter in the heat.- and defence continued to melt like - butter in the heat.- and when butter in the heat. russo! and when beth mead got _ butter in the heat. russo! and when beth mead got a _ butter in the heat. russo! and when beth mead got a hat-trick, - butter in the heat. mmr�* and when beth mead got a hat—trick, england became record breakers. the hat-trick— became record breakers. the hat-trick is _ became record breakers. the hat-trick is in! _ became record breakers. the hat-trick is in! eight - became record breakers. the hat-trick is in! eight for - became record breakers. the hat-trick is in! eight for the l became record breakers. thej

.— really dry parts of southern and eastern england.kers and lorry drivers face miles of cues this afternoon as a critical incident is declared in dover. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. a summer's day at the beach, but this is becoming an all too common sight up and down the country. good afternoon. britain's dina asher—smith won 200m bronze at the world athletics championships this morning after battling to return to the podium. the defending champion lost the title she won three years ago, but ran 22.02 seconds to earn great britain's third medal in oregon. an incredibly fast race won byjamaican shericka jackson, who recored the second quickest time in history at 21.45 seconds. her compatriot shelly—ann fraser—pryce was second. asher—smith dedicated her medal to her grandmother, who died earlier this year. i run very emotionally. it's probably quite strange to some of the viewers, but i have to be very vibrant, happy, feeling good, feeling str

_ tory associations in southern england where he thinks he will perform — england where he thinks hen the ballot _ perform well to convince them when the ballot papers go out next week. the question for him will be how quickly— the question for him will be how quickly those tory members will vote and how— quickly those tory members will vote and how quickly he has left to change — and how quickly he has left to change their minds, or whether it is a done _ change their minds, or whether it is a done deal — change their minds, or whether it is a done deal. it change their minds, or whether it is a done deal-— a done deal. a comment out of -- adam raffael— a done deal. a comment out of -- adam raffael made _ a done deal. a comment out of -- adam raffael made to _ a done deal. a comment out of -- adam raffael made to me - a done deal. a comment out of -- adam raffael made to me earlier| adam raffael made to me earlier today, he had the extraordinary figure of the proportion of conservative members, i know we don't know the overall number, but the proportion of conservative members predo

especially, it for england's david weir. idles, it's a prizing set only has one can well gold medal. as the race went under way, it would soon become obvious that he was the man to beat. his lead was 45 seconds over england's john boy smith and continue to grow. withjust john boy smith and continue to grow. with just welcome to the tis left. that advantage doubled. disaster struck, a punch and no spare wheel. with no spare, this is done. he struck, a punch and no spare wheel. with no spare, this is done.- with no spare, this is done. he had that sewing — with no spare, this is done. he had that sewing control _ with no spare, this is done. he had that sewing control that _ with no spare, this is done. he had that sewing control that race... - that sewing control that race... with _ that sewing control that race... with no — that sewing control that race... with no replacement all he could do was watch smith come past him and the former paulista was inspired by david weir, clinched one of his own. an emotional win but a bitte

different story for england and wales.round and it has been thick enough at times produced some rain as well. this has been the story so far with the heaviest pulses of rain across parts of east yorkshire, down through lincolnshire, slowly brightening up from the west across wales, north—west england. there's that sunshine into scotland and parts of northern ireland. so for the remainder of the day we keep the risk of some cloud across eastern and south—east england. but it's quite humid out there. temperatures ranging between 25 and 27 degrees here. that's into the mid to high 70s in places. now, the only thing, hopefully, that's grey and drab about the women's euros final will be the weather. i'm sure it's going to be an exciting match and the weather story will improve as the match continues. we keep quite a lot of cloud, though, through the night and it may well linger first thing in the morning. across south—east england here will keep temperatures around 15 or 16 degrees, but under clearer skies for the west, a sligh

he is a former england rugby international who won the world cup in 2003.e has recently learned that he has early—onset dementia. seemingly linked to years of high impact collisions. what happens when the game simply isn't worth it? steve and steph thompson, welcome to hardtalk. if i may, i want to begin with that moment when you were diagnosed. an elite former sportsman, rugby player, told that you had early—onset dementia. for both of you, i imagine, that was an extraordinary moment. steve, what was your feeling at that time? er, relief, i must admit, at first. so many things had been going on, i'd changed... so many different things sort of happening in life thatjust didn't seem right. it came to a point, suddenly being tested and that, you sort of go into denial and say no, i'm absolutely fine, there's nothing wrong with me. you do the tests, suddenly, there's a memory test i had to do, and ijust fell apart in the middle, got upset and started crying. that was the moment i thought, "i'm in trouble here." and just after that, it's like guilt. for the fir

a debutante came into the attack for england. not a debutante came into the attack for england.land. not a bad start to international cricket. he is the oldest debutant since 2007 and he kept getting better. next, he got the illustrious player and just the ball after another offered the same fate. all of his christmas is coming at once. the experience of chris jordan then halted progress further as he took four wickets. a late flurry got india up to 170—8 but it never really felt like enough runs until england picked up their bats. gone with the first ball of the innings and it didn't really get any better. soon after the captain went again, then came a short cameo. that gave the edgbaston clip crowd a glimmer of hope but his time at the crease were short lived. even he could not quite believe how quickly it went by. he managed to briefly break up the indian on is that with some big hitting but even that did not last long. he was gone the ball after that sex and with him went england 's hopes. eventually all out forjust 121. england 's hopes. eventually all out forjust121. it tu