england, european champions! england fans _ those who wait. england, european champions! england fans had - those who wait. hampions! 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 started fast, determined to take the game to germany. ellen start

england feel?— how will england feel? england will feel re how will england feel? ident. 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 can

england will do it. i�*m think england will do it. i'm surprised — think england will do it. aps change that? i important is a fixture like this to perhaps change that?— important is a fixture like this to perhaps change that? i think it is makin: a perhaps change that? i think it is making a difference _ perhaps change that? i think it is making a difference i _ perhaps change that? i think it is making a difference i think - perhaps change that? i think it is making a difference i think we i perhaps change that? i think it is | making a difference i think we are gradually getting better and better about giving the women the stage that they definitely deserve. i think football has been professional for longer in germany so i think that progress has been a little slower compared to the uk where it skyrocketed the past few years, especially the past few weeks with the same tournament. but i think we getting there, i think the most important people are the fans to go out and support the teams, so i think in the end it is down to us to give in that stage. i think in the end it is

england team?— england team? things were going well, england team? things were going well. sarina _ england team? oing 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 fact that germany is that one rival that is so tricky to beat. what is it that she has done with the team

england england is generous, there i will find the only solace available to a man who once ruled the world unity with enlightened minds, wrote napoleon but by the way, they didn’t let him ashore, it turned out that he was not a guest of englandbut her prisoner, guarded by nine ships and 3,000 soldiers of bonaparte, was brought to a distant island. elena after 5.5 years, he passed away exactly 200 years ago on july 15, 1822, the famous nizhny novgorod fair opened. since ancient times, people have traded on the volga and the fair in makaryevo was famous. it's about 100 km. from nizhny novgorod, it was huge - 1,400 fairgrounds and almost 2,000 shops, but in 1816 the fair burned down to build a new one. it was decided in nizhny novgorod itself, it was so important that emperor alexander i postponed the reconstruction of the winter palace and sent money here, the stone gostiny dvor. these are dozens of buildings of 2.5 thousand shops and other structures designed by engineers of the statesman. augustine bitan, chickens and architect. auguste montfran in the 19th century , 15,000 merchants from all over the world came here every year. the lower ones were called the third capital, they said in st. petersburg the head, moscow is the

england. i drier than that across parts of- earps and southern england. that is where _ earps and southern englandnd. that is where the driest _ earps and southern 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 —

england will have tournament began. england will have to u- their tournament began. englande _ tournament began. england will have to up their game again. _ tournament began. england will have to up their game again. they - tournament began. england will have to up their game again. they are - tournament began. england will have to up their game again. they are a i to up their game again. they are a team that we _ to up their game again. they are a team that we massively _ to up their game again. they are a team that we massively respect. l to up their game again. they are a i team that we massively respect. the way they play football is good to watch, they are all a product of that same style, i suppose, all the players are on the same page. definitely have a lot of friends. you only have to go back as far as february to see when these two heavyweights went head to head put up heavyweights went head to head put up on that day it was a goalless draw in the cup. that was the only time under sarina wiegman that england have failed to score a goal. but right now this england te

england! amy, how did you - example for the girls. come on, england! amy, how did you feelj england! you feel watching the — england! amy, 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

england wra - ed unbelievable feeling. england wrapped up — unbelievable feeling. england wrapped up an _ unbelievable feeling. ng. 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 half—time saw a different player on. moments late

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england? definitely, it is one of the biggest, if not _ england? definitely, it is one of the biggest, if not the - englandtely, it is one of. the biggest, if not the biggest you can play. it is their home tournament and there is going to be loads of fans, it is a massive stage. those of the games you want to play in. yes, it will be tough but we are really looking forward to it. , ., , , , ., but we are really looking forward to it. obviously, you cannot speak hithl it. obviously, you cannot speak highly enough _ it. obviously, you cannot speak highly enough of— it. obviously, you cannot speak highly enough of kenny - it. obviously, you cannot speak highly enough of kenny and - it. obviously, you cannot speak highly enough of kenny and his| highly enough of kenny and his coaching tactics. i5 highly enough of kenny and his coaching tactics.— highly enough of kenny and his coaching tactics. is he a laugh? yes, he coaching tactics. is he a laugh? yes. he is _ coaching tactics. is he a laugh? yes. he is a _ coaching tactics. is he a laugh? yes, he is a laugh. _ coaching tactics. is he a laugh? yes, he is a la

england in the final. england have won theirfirst trophy england in the final. st 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,

topping 5 100000 more than double the number for euro 2017 beth needs scored the 1st half go for england . england are among the favorites. and before we go, here's a quick look at our top story. at this hour, british prime minister boars jaunt, define a growing clamor for him to stand down over a series of scandals. dozens of his ministers and senior 8 have quit over the last 2 days. and russia stepping up. it's a tax on ukraine's eastern don yeske region, the governor. they are urging the remaining 350000 residence to flee. you're watching the w news, my colleague, janelle de molly on as of next week w business news. i will see you tomorrow with i, she's got he, she, she thought say what grade he will be able to.

england performance. maybe mar; played a part in that england performance. maybe- played a part in that englandengland didn't perform _ performance. maybe may be england didn't perform at _ performance. maybe may be england didn't perform at the _ performance. maybe may be england didn't perform at the highest - performance. maybe may be england didn't perform at the highest level i didn't perform at the highest level that we _ didn't perform at the highest level that we have seen them do, right before _ that we have seen them do, right before the — that we have seen them do, right before the euros. but i still think it was_ before the euros. but i still think it was a — before the euros. but i still think it was a lot — before the euros. but i still think it was a lot of nerves playing into that performance. it is always pressure _ that performance. it is always pressure on the home nations and especially— pressure on the home nations and especially a team like england. so maybe, _ especially a team like england. so maybe, hopefully for our sake they will he _ maybe, hopefully for our sake the

england can start with that _ early storm. that's the key. whether england can start with that name - englandwill be ready, they have to be tactically smarter, especially to be tactically smarter, especially to come back england's kicking game. you would expect the wallabies to be better than they were, but they've been badly hit by injuries. let’s been badly hit by in'uries. let's switch to been badly hit by injuries. let's switch to wellington. _ been badly hit by injuries. let's switch to wellington. the - been badly hit by injuries. let's switch to wellington. the arlen coach says he wants chaos to their series decider —— ireland coach. though i don't know how much more chaos they can be! heart though i don't know how much more chaos they can be!— though i don't know how much more chaos they can be! new zealand, who not two chaos they can be! new zealand, who got two yellow _ chaos they can be! new zealand, who got two yellow cards _ chaos they can be! new zealand, who got two yellow cards in _ chaos they can be! new zealand, who got two yellow cards in a _ chaos they can be! new zealand,

england's goalkeeper busier than in all previous matches. england needed to take a breath and with calm heads, came the breakthrough. mead! she's done it again! englandalftime brought a welcome respite and a chance to remind each other to leave no regrets on the bramhall lane pitch. lucy bronze got the memo. lucy bronze strikes goalfor england! england once again had to be alert. oh, and what a save, earps. it wasn't a clean shot, but the save needed to be perfection. mary earps, take a bow. from one goalkeeper�*s pleasure, to an absolute howler. russo, an absolute menace in sweden's box but this backheel was audacious. england's march to the wembley arch was becoming a canter and fran kirby's mastery in midfield reaped the reward she so deserved. delirium inside bramall lane! and when the final whistle blew and that semi—final hoodoo had been banished, the emotions could finally flow for players and for fans. i think when the full time whistle came, we didn't really know what to do. as you can tell, an unbelievable atmosphere. we're excited for finals. oh, it was brilliant. brilliant. absolutely brilliant, yeah. i'm buzzing for the final. ithought,

england! i don't want. yes! england! i don't want to use _ want. yes! england! i don't want to use comparison - want. yes! england! mpared 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 international goal and the one that landed it for england. her ce

england win this? yeah, they can _ can england win this? yeah, they can it _ can england win this? it there was a lot of tension in — austria, albeit there was a lot of tension in that _ austria, albeit there was a lot of tension in that game. _ austria, albeit there was a lot of tension in that game. a- tension in that game. a record—breaking - tension in that game. a record—breaking crowd. j tension in that game. ai record—breaking crowd. i tension in that game. a- record—breaking crowd. i would tension in that game. a— record—breaking crowd. i would like to see _ record—breaking crowd. i would like to see more — record—breaking crowd. i would like to see more of— record—breaking crowd. i would like to see more of the _ record—breaking crowd. i would like to see more of the actual— record—breaking crowd. i would like to see more of the actual england i record—breaking crowd. i would like| to see more of the actual england in a flow. _ to see more of the actual england in a flow. seeing — to see more of the actual england in a flow, seeing the _ to see more of the actual england in a

england are the stron: match? norway say england are the strong favourites _ match? norway say englandhe 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 southampton the lionesses kno

england can win two more matches, home. if england can win two more matches. i'm _ home. if englandngland can win two more matches, i'm mac and _ home. if england can win two more matches, i'm mac and be _ home. if england can win two more matches, i'm mac and be crowned l home. if england can win two more i matches, i'm mac and be crowned the winners, i'm sure england will not mind a few more late nights. i'm joined by siobhan. anything to you. it was a special night. we saw a very different side to the lionesses, probably one we needed to see, resilience and character when the match looked lost.— the match looked lost. yes, most definitely. — the match looked lost. yes, most definitely. i _ the match looked lost. yes, most definitely, ithink— the match looked lost. yes, most definitely, i think that _ the match looked lost. yes, most definitely, i think that is - definitely, i think that is something that was a different side. everything has been smooth sailing up everything has been smooth sailing up until the point when spain scored that opening goal. to show the character and a

england roared. the england names i've finally, england roared. nally, 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 minu

england - mess up? we have seen ellen white of their playing up front england and - their playing up front england and herout chasing the — her game is very physical, to about chasing the ball down and putting... it chasing the ball down and putting... it kind _ chasing the ball down and putting... it kind of— chasing the ball down and putting... it kind of takes away her freedom to do that— it kind of takes away her freedom to do that because if she makes a mistake. — do that because if she makes a mistake, she could pick up a second yellow— mistake, she could pick up a second yellow card — mistake, she could pick up a second yellow card and then england will be down to— yellow card and then england will be down to ten players and obviously changes _ down to ten players and obviously changes the game plan, put you under a lot of— changes the game plan, put you under a lot of pressure.— a lot of pressure. some criticism from the commentators - a lot of pressure. some criticism from the commentators from - a lot of pressure. some criticism i from the commentators from about a lot of pressure. some criticis

england. we wish have a speedy recovery — shame for england. we wish have a speedy recovery of _ shame for englandn 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 the bronze medal in the 400 metres but this is a guy who trailsjohn mchale from birmingham who trained in the alexander stadium track where the commonwealth games will be so think is going to get a wee welcome. when favour much indeed. it's been a race against time

record—breaking, history breaking, bombs drumming performance from england _ bombs drumming performance from england stop at the last time england which sent— 8—0 thrashing was 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

england were getting into the swim of given. england were getting into the swing of things- _ given. england the swing of things. beth mead - given. england were getting into the swing of things. beth mead was - given. england were getting into the l swing of things. beth mead was again involved in a blistering attack, but ellen white could not have the final flourish. plenty to ponder at half time. the win was not in the bag yet. austria were not prepared to lie down. in front of a record—breaking women's euros crowd, this was not england's best performance by a long shot. at their firstjob is done. smiles all round. beyond words. what an amazing night. great to start the tournament with a win, and really happy to get a goal for my team. win, and really happy to get a goal for my team-— win, and really happy to get a goal for my team. tournament football. it's not for my team. tournament football. it's not about _ for my team. tournament football. it's not about how _ for my team. tournament football. it's not about how you _ for my team. tournament football. it's not about how you start, -

england team hq. a day. emma sanders, the england team hq- a coople — day. emma sanders, the englandd team hq. a couple of games _ day. emma sanders, the england team hq. a couple of games tonight, - h0. a couple of games tonight, france already qualified for the quarters. they've got iceland, that matches on bbc two from half seven. italy are playing belgian vels of any of those three teams in that group could all qualified as runners up group could all qualified as runners up behind the french. the football association will introduce a trial next season at under—12 level and below, to remove deliberate heading in football matches. it's the latest attempt by the fa to mitigate against potential risks with research ongoing into the possibility of a link between the repeated heading of a ball and neurodegenerative diseas. disease. our reporter matt graveling is in our london newsroom, matt, the fa have been under a lot of pressure they've been under a lot of pressure, former players coming forward with early onset dementia. we kind of expected they would have to take this kind of acti

england. speaking _ autumn? i think that is a key point. england, speaking a _ autumn? i think that is a key point. england, speaking a lot _ autumn? ng a lot about performance, the performance is all that matters, but we chatted to freddie — that matters, but we chatted to freddie stewart from their magnificent fullback, and he said you just — magnificent fullback, and he said you just can't buy a win to me can't buy you just can't buy a win to me can't ttuy the _ you just can't buy a win to me can't buy the feeling that binds a team. in buy the feeling that binds a team. in the _ buy the feeling that binds a team. in the world cup winner said when you win _ in the world cup winner said when you win a — in the world cup winner said when you win a tight game like that can be looked — you win a tight game like that can be looked back on little moments. you took— be looked back on little moments. you look back on defensive drills, you look— you look back on defensive drills, you look back on periods of play where _ you look back on periods of play where you — you look back on periods of play where you have the opposition out, and that

england, italy one. and the england one was so oppressive, i've literally came here, got some programmes and then left. i travelled all over the welcome i have been to hawaii, china, and last yearfor englandd to bring my daughter and my family, it's been... it has been amazing. are you 0k erin? you been up all day having to? what i do you have a favourite player? i to? what i do you have a favourite -la er? ., �* to? what i do you have a favourite .la er? ., �* 4' ., to? what i do you have a favourite -la er? ~ ., ._ to? what i do you have a favourite laer? «a, ., , to? what i do you have a favourite -la er? ~ ., _ . , but player? i don't know any names. but keira walsh- — player? i don't know any names. but keira walsh. her— player? i don't know any names. but keira walsh. her pass _ player? i don't know any names. but keira walsh. her pass to _ player? i don't know any names. but keira walsh. her pass to toone. - player? i don't know any names. but| keira walsh. her pass to toone. that was amazing. she keira walsh. her pass to toone. that was amazing-— was amazing. she had plenty of sace, it was amazing. she had plenty of space. it was — was amazing. she had plenty of space, it was amaz

england lost a number of quick wickets. jason roy, phil salt, joe root, bohinen ali and jos buttler falling. the big late hitting helped england recover. the england left to go. we're just a few hours away from finding out who england will play in the semifinals of the women's euros. sweden are taking on belgium at leigh sports village this evening, in the third of the quarter finals, with a game against the lionesses at bramhall lane on tuesday as the prize. 0ur reporter rhia chiohan is there for us. so who are england likely to play after this one? who is going to win it? ~ after this one? who is going to win it? . ., , ., after this one? who is going to win it? . ., y ., , , after this one? who is going to win it? ., ,, ,, after this one? who is going to win it? ., y ., ,, ,, ., it? well, many have tipped sweden to no it? well, many have tipped sweden to to all the it? well, many have tipped sweden to go all the way — it? well, many have tipped sweden to go all the way and _ it? well, many have tipped sweden to go all the way and win _ it? well, many have tipped sweden to go all the way and win this _ go all the way and win this tournament. the

england are the favourites. it’s a england are the favourites. it's a name england are the favourites. 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 possibl

england win here? it evening, austria, should it be an easy england win here? it should be a comfortable _ easy englandurnament is difficult. austria will try and make it difficult for us going into the game but i think our level of skill that we have within our team will certainly stand out and after 60 minutes, i think you will see that and it will be a comfortable england victory. find comfortable england victory. and finall , i comfortable england victory. and finally. i want — comfortable england victory. and finally, i want to _ comfortable england victory. and finally, i want to finish where we started, really. an england victory in this tournament would be the result that you would be hoping for. more widely, for the standing and status of women's football, where do you want to be at the end of this tournament, what would represent success for you? i’d tournament, what would represent success for you?— success for you? i'd like to think that we can _ success for you? i'd like to think that we can certainly _ success for you? i'd like to think that we can certainly gather- success for you? i'd li

certainly a lot happier now, a majority of those england fans a lot happier now that england fans a lot happier now that englandn 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 silos which were badly damaged in the deadly 2020 explosion, have collapsed after a long running fire. video shows a massive cloud of dust after the collapse of the northern block. it's not yet clear if anyone has been injured. the fires are believed to have been caused by fermenting grain and efforts to fight them proved ineffective. the enormous explosion at the lebanese port two years ago left more than 200 people dead and 7,000 injured. our bbc middle east correspondent, lina sinjab, gave us an update on the situation in beirut. this fire has been ongoing for weeks. people were seeing

england and wales, a little bit of rain, but nothing particularly towards east anglia and south east england. we'll get some further pulses of rain for scotland and northern ireland, but here we're going to start to get north—westerly winds feeding in, and those north westerly winds are as a result of this area of low pressure slowly transferring eastwards. the north—westers will start to drop the temperatures a little bit as we go through monday. now, there is still a bit of rain in the forecast. it looks like it could be quite a wet start to the day in northern scotland and maybe some of that rain just skirting down into northeast england a few showers around, quite a bit of dry weather with some sunshine and temperatures down. generally high teens for scotland and northern ireland, still into the 20s for england and wales and still quite warm across east anglia in the south east of england at 25, but not as hot as it has been. now, taking a look beyond that, through the rest of the week, high pressure is going to be in charge, i think day by day we'll notice those temperatures tending to rise. but there will be some low pressure systems working towards the north west of the country, threatening rain at times. tuesday's weather, well, by and large a drier kind of day with a little bit more in the way of sunshine through the morning. cloud then develops into the afternoon, few showers into the north—west of the uk and temperatures quite near average really about 18 for scotland and northern ireland, perhaps a little bit below, but 23 in london isn't far off what we should see at this time of the year. and with high pres

england.— result for england. captain leah williamson _ result for england. terday morning and even on the beach there was a builder and england fans enjoying themselves. victoria gardens, great park, family crowd and they got a special result because england were six minutes from going out at these championships before an equaliser and then georgia stanway�*s winner in extra time, getting the job done against spain. it finished 2—1 to the lioness is so through they go. our sports correspondent natalie pirks was watching. the calming presence of sarina wiegman back on the bench after covid. under her, england were unbeaten, but they couldn't afford a slow start against a team chock—full of champions league winners. it's a free header once again. and it'sjust wide. the free—flowing england of the group stage had gone, with the forwards labouring. ellen white thought she'd carved spain's defence open... the flag's gone up! ..but her celebrations were premature. in the second half, spain turned their patient probing into all—out attack. lovely touch, pulls it bac

england - run. so how do you dampen down the demand? the bank of england needs| run. so how do you dampen down the l demand? the bank of englandmore firmly. i think broadly - act more firmly. i think broadly speaking where the government is is not far off. it has produced some very generous additional payments to people on low incomes but to most people on low incomes but to most people whilst having some tax rises for higher earners and promising some quite big tax rises down the road. so i think broadly speaking, there is not an enormous amount more that the government can do in this situation without really hurting people a lot further. it�*s a terribly difficult balancing act between providing support at the moment and not putting much money on the economy and therefore pushing inflation further and getting the public finances right. hand inflation further and getting the public finances right. and speaking of balancing _ public finances right. and speaking of balancing act — public finances right. and speaking of balancing act the _ public finances right. and speaking of balancing act the other - public finances right. an

england going to play, france or germany. england going to play, france or german . . . , england going to play, france or germany-_ l'm - englandr - germany._ i'm sure that was germany. germany! i'm sure that was c stal germany. germany! i'm sure that was crystal clear _ germany. germany! i'm sure that was crystal clear for — germany. germany! i'm sure that was crystal clear for you _ germany. germany! i'm sure that was crystal clear for you too. _ germany. germany! i'm sure that was crystal clear for you too. i _ germany. germany! i'm sure that was crystal clear for you too. i think - crystal clear for you too. i think possibly france, possibly germany. it will be one of them.— it will be one of them. 5050. dan, but the young _ it will be one of them. 5050. dan, but the young lion _ it will be one of them. 5050. dan, but the young lion cubs, _ it will be one of them. 5050. dan, but the young lion cubs, thank- it will be one of them. 5050. dan, | but the young lion cubs, thank you so much forjoining us. russia is going to withdraw from the international space station after 2024, ending two decades of cooperation with the united

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england. as you say, ou have represent team england. as you say, you have been _ represent team england. it is good fun. to be doinu team-mates. it is good fun. to be doin: this team-mates. it is good fun. to be doing this in _ team-mates. it is good fun. to be doing this in front _ team-mates. it is good fun. to be doing this in front of— team-mates. it is good fun. to be doing this in front of a _ team-mates. it is good fun. to be doing this in front of a home - team-mates. it is good fun. to be | doing this in front of a home crowd will be _ doing this in front of a home crowd will be very— doing this in front of a home crowd will be very special. _ doing this in front of a home crowd will be very special. just _ doing this in front of a home crowd will be very special.— will be very special. just carrying the baton this _ will be very special. just carrying the baton this morning, - will be very special. just carrying the baton this morning, that - will be very special. just carrying the baton this morning, that is l the baton this morning, that is perhaps something you as an athlete

england and germany. thank ou ve between england and germany. thank you very much- _ between england and germany. - between england and germany. thank you very much. very exciting to see those first players take to the pitch. 87,000 people are going to be inside wembley, it is a sell—out. and it takes a long time for them all to get in there. i have been watching them arriving for hours now with alex howell who is a football reporter who has been following this tournament all the way through. alex, wejust tournament all the way through. alex, we just heard jane and dan talking about this line—up and that remains unchanged. how unusual is that in football and for any sport in that matter? it that in football and for any sport in that matter?— in that matter? it so unusual. it is the first time _ in that matter? it so unusual. it is the first time it _ in that matter? it so unusual. it is the first time it is _ in that matter? it so unusual. it is the first time it is happening - in that matter? it so unusual. it is the first time it is happening to i the first time it is happening to men's or wome

a lot of those england flags and the i a lot of those england flags and the crowd _ a lot of those englanda as well. if there was any games that. well. if there was any games that was going — well. if there was any games that was going to _ well. if there was any games that was going to be _ well. if there was any games that was going to be home _ well. if there was any games that was going to be home games i well. if there was any games that was going to be home games it's| was going to be home games it's pretty— was going to be home games it's pretty nruch— was going to be home games it's pretty much on _ was going to be home games it's pretty much on nry— was going to be home games it's pretty much on my doorstep i was going to be home games it's pretty much on my doorstep and | was going to be home games it's| pretty much on my doorstep and i 'ust pretty much on my doorstep and i just want— pretty much on my doorstep and i just want to — pretty much on my doorstep and i just want to go _ pretty much on my doorstep and i just want to go and _ pretty much on my doorstep and i just want t

england's first hose--ie recovery fund. england's first hosepipe ban _ recovery fund. england's first hosepipe ban for _ recovery fund. osepipe ban for the summer has been announced. as the country experiences one of its driest years on record. low river flows have forced southern water to in pose for the first ban in a decade. a paddle in the river seemed, sensible on a day like today and these families of southern water customers were not surprised to learn that a hosepipe ban is on the way. my girls have a water slide which they love playing on, so they won't be able to do that, but i guess we willjust be using the water butte more to water the flowers. this stretch of the river itchen in otterbourne is an extraction point for southern water. the reason the ban is being brought in is because flow levels are currently 25% down on what they should be at this time of year. the problem is no one knows for sure quite how long it is going to take them to return to normal. we've had almost no rain injuly, and the outlook for august and possibly the next three months is also warmer and drier than average. so, we need to act

vote in a different leadership. originally the heart of the you is italy, germany, france in england, england left in the brakes. it may be other breaks. it's like a fracture for france. france is becoming increasingly wanted present mccall, who is probably the leader with the greatest foresight already at the ambassador's conference on 27 august 2019. that's over 2 years. basically said that the, the era of western head, germany over the world has ended. and he warned his best with us to, to become, to, to get acquainted with the thought that there are other powers that we are, that we have moved into a multi polar world already long before the military operation. ukraine, france has been asked to recognize its quote, colonial crimes in cameroon. as emmanuel macaroons visit to western africa comes to a close political parties want paris to apologize for the massacre of tens of thousands of activists prior to the countries independence in 1960. everything must be done so that camaro no longer accepts french gemini, willingly or by force. we take the opportunity to address to again wake the pe

england team _ isn't it? as we know, the england team are — isn't it? as we know, the englandhat was against germany no alaska matting — was against germany no alaska matting which have won the title more _ matting which have won the title more than any other side. dolinsky, hopefully— more than any other side. dolinsky, hopefully can tell is all about the final intercom, and hopefully i can dry! five wins down. commentator: goes for goal! oh my word! one more match to go. through the month ofjuly, there's been new memories and new faces. now at the end of it, england want the trophy at wembley, but they face the team who, at the euros, are the experts. commentator: 1-0, germany! there's been been 12 of these tournaments. germany have won eight of them and they've not lost a final. one was in england in 2005, and four years later against them. commentator: a chance for six, six scored by germany. _ england have never won it but their coach has, and since serena wiegman took charge in september, they're unbeaten. she feels herjob is notjust to win, its to make a difference. we

still at the moment while people are really hoping that england get that goal. really hoping that england get that coal. , really hoping that englandoal. , .., ., goal. yes, i can imagine. sounded very optimistic— goal. yes, i can imagine. sounded very optimistic and _ goal. yes, i can imagine. sounded very optimistic and positive. - goal. yes, i can imagine. sounded very optimistic and positive. it - goal. yes, i can imagine. sounded very optimistic and positive. it is l very optimistic and positive. it is really germany applying the pressure at the moment. 50 minutes in photo quite a long way to go. anything could happen. for now i will hand you back to the studio. thank you we will be keeping you up to date if we get any goals. in other news. in other news. the prince of wales accepted a payment of one million pounds from the family of osama bin laden according to a report in the sunday times. prince charles accepted the money from two of the infamous al-qaeda leader's half—brothers in 2013, two years after he was killed. our royal correspondentjonny dymond says it doesn't appear that he's done anything technically wrong. there

england, notjust london. england, not just london. manchester, england, notjust london. manchester, leeds. in these areas. we've seen record temperatures in spain and portugal, the excessive heat lifting north into france and the uk as the weekend goes on. natural weather pattern to get the heat from the south to the uk, but unnatural to see such high temperatures. the reason, climate change. now is the time to bring as much cool air into the house as possible, single figures as saturday begins, a good time to open the windows if it is safe. a bit of rain early on with a stiff breeze in northern scotland, it will move across to northern ireland ulster. a lot of time trying to begin with, northern ireland and scotland, cloud will increase during the day, as the afternoon goes on, some patchy outbreaks of rain. for much of england and wales, a sunny day, cloud increasing in northern england going into the evening, it will be warmer. low to mid 20s in england and wales. elsewhere, highs of around 26—29. overnight and into sunday, some outbreaks of rain is through scotland, northern ireland and

england, particularly the men game. england, particularly the men game. englandst or haven't lost to a nation more than germany. and they beat them recently in february and they have managed to do it again. but what a job, sarina wiegman has done, they are still unbeaten after 19 matches. that is absolutely incredible. x�*t�*aur unbeaten after 19 matches. that is absolutely incredible.— absolutely incredible. your heart noes absolutely incredible. your heart aoes out absolutely incredible. your heart goes out to _ absolutely incredible. your heart goes out to the _ absolutely incredible. your heart goes out to the german - absolutely incredible. your heart goes out to the german players, j goes out to the german players, understandably, desperately disappointing, tearful because even though they have won so many times, each team, each new squad once that trophy for themselves.— trophy for themselves. exactly, it means so much _ trophy for themselves. exactly, it means so much to _ trophy for themselves. exactly, it means so much to every - trophy for themselves.