and i know fort fabrice muamba, it was really tough.sk playing football again and had to find a new course, a new direction. he went to university, studied journalism, course, a new direction. he went to university, studiedjournalism, he university, studied journalism, he is university, studiedjournalism, he is now making his way in the media. it will mean a new direction for christian eriksen. he was nearing the end of his career anyway, but i imagine he thought he would go on for a bit yet. he imagine he thought he would go on for a bit yet-— for a bit yet. he won the league with inter _ for a bit yet. he won the league with inter milan, _ for a bit yet. he won the league with inter milan, what - for a bit yet. he won the league with inter milan, what is - for a bit yet. he won the league with inter milan, what is the i for a bit yet. he won the league i with inter milan, what is the danish team like at the moment? what are its prospects in euro 2020? unfortunately i think this will have really hit them hard. psychologically, emotiona

in terms of the - experience with fabrice muamba, any means.nce with fabrice muamba, the positive thing is presumably if you regain consciousness and your heart starts again, you are over the most dangerous point. is that a fair thing to say after a cardiac arrest? 0r thing to say after a cardiac arrest? or is that making too much of an assumption? it’s or is that making too much of an assumption?— or is that making too much of an assumption? it's true to say what ou have assumption? it's true to say what you have just _ assumption? it's true to say what you have just said. _ assumption? it's true to say what you have just said. the _ assumption? it's true to say what you have just said. the cardiac. you have just said. the cardiac arrest is a moment of extreme peril and if you do not get someone out of cardiac arrest, things are over. you will not survive. the ongoing risk to an individual, to extent, depends on the precise cause of that cardiac arrest and you will be aware that many sporting personalities who have had underlying heart disorde

fabrice muamba obviously pulled through and made a recovery with his heart having stopped for some 78 but denmark have two more great games to come in the coming days due to be scheduled at that same stadium. we wait to see what effect that will have on the game that was being played today and also those matches to come in group b, but in all fairness, i think the football, obviously, is secondary to what has played out. it football, obviously, is secondary to what has played out.— football, obviously, is secondary to what has played out. it takes second lace. best what has played out. it takes second place. best wishes _ what has played out. it takes second place. best wishes to _ what has played out. it takes second place. best wishes to christian i place. best wishes to christian eriksen, yeah. _ place. best wishes to christian eriksen, yeah. john, _ place. best wishes to christian eriksen, yeah. john, finally, i l eriksen, yeah. john, finally, i thou~ht eriksen, yeah. john, finally, i thought about _ eriksen, yeah. john, finally, i thought about what _ eriksen, yeah. john, finally

it is horribls _ fabrice muamba understands all too well what eriksen went through. spurs player collapsed in an fa cup quarterfinal. remarkably, his heart stopped for 78 minutes. watching tonight was understandably difficult. it brought back staff that i've put down in me, the emotions that deep down in me, the emotions that deep down there, i never want to believe again, and then, to watch it from that distance, and not knowing the expectation, what's going to happen, it's scary. the match between denmark and finland continued tonight after both teams requested to restart the game. eriksen had spoken to his team—mates from his hospital bed to reassure them he was ok. in belgium's game against russia, his inter milan team—mate romelu lukaku paid his own tribute. chris, i love you! eriksen is now stable in hospital. football so often divides, but tonight a continent drew a collective sigh of relief. and nataliejoins me from wembley now. it was a shocking event, what is the latest? �* it was a shocking event, what is the latest? ~ , , ., latest? the uefa president ton

fabrice muamba, thank— right, i will see how he is.till out there now not been punished? there are still londoners living in buildings with dangerous cladding. there are calls for removal work to be sped up. the government says £5.1 billion has been set aside. we are making progress, great progress with the high—rises with the same cladding as grenfell. 95% of the buildings with that same cladding have been remediated, or works on site to carry out the remediation. with the final lifting of lockdown restrictions expected to be delayed to the 19th ofjuly, the mayor is calling on the government to do more to support businesses who are "on the cusp of closing down for ever". the prime minister's expected to confirm the delay later today. many businesses, particularly the pubs, the bars, the restaurants, our theatres, need increased footfall. they can't survive under the current guidelines. so if the government is going to extend the delay, they've got to support to these businesses. let's take a look at the travel situation now... the cir

mohiddin, the cardiologist from st bart's heart centre in london, who treated the footballer fabrice muambahilst playing for bolton wanderers nine years ago. these things are rare. they are incredible catastrophes that have ramifications that really just... ..affect communities around them. we think around 500 individuals a year will have a sudden cardiac arrest. situations can often include sporting activities when it happens. what happened to christian eriksen happen to fabrice and a number of others, other high—profile athletes is rare, but it does happen. in fact, because it can happen, many sporting institutions, clubs, national organisations will actually arrange screening tests for their athletes to try and detect some of the underlying causes that can result in cardiac arrests. but clearly that isn't the only answer, these events still happen. in this was the reaction from the danish director. translation: we saw christian eriksen collapse _ translation: we saw christian eriksen collapse and _ translation: we saw christian eriksen collapse and he - eriksen collapse and he received h

fabrice muamba understands all too well what eriksen went through.former bolton player collapsed in an fa cup quarter—final. remarkably, his heart stopped for 78 minutes. watching tonight was understandably difficult. it brought back stuff that i've put down in me. the sort of emotions, just deep down there, i never want to relive it again. and then to watch it from that distance, and not knowing the expectation of what's going to happen... it's scary. the match between denmark and finland continued tonight after both teams requested to restart the game. eriksen had spoken to his team—mates from his hospital bed to reassure them he was ok. translation: because christian is well, it was important - for them to know he is awake. he got help quickly from our own doctors and the rest of the staff, who helped and saved him. the players have been reassured that christian is well, and that was important for them. there's no doubt the players are playing the game on adrenaline, and then we must take care of everything else afterwards. right now, football is

fabrice muamba understands all too well what christian eriksen went through.mer bolton player collapsed in an fa cup quarterfinal. remarkably his heart stopped for 78 minutes. watching tonight was understandably difficult. it tonight was understandably difficult. , ., . ~ difficult. it brought back stuff that _ difficult. it brought back stuff that i've _ difficult. it brought back stuff that i've put - difficult. it brought back stuff that i've put down | difficult. it brought back. stuff that i've put down in difficult. it brought back- stuff that i've put down in me. the sort — stuff that i've put down in me. the sort of _ stuff that i've put down in me. the sort of emotion, i never wanted _ the sort of emotion, i never wanted to— the sort of emotion, i never wanted to relive it again. and then— wanted to relive it again. and then to — wanted to relive it again. and then to watch it from that distance _ then to watch it from that distance and not knowing the expectation of what was happening... it's scary. the match between _ happening... it's scary. tie: m

we of course remember that it was fabrice muamba who collapsed on the field of play on the pitch when wanderers against tottenham. but unfortunately led to him ending his playing career. he has since gone on to campaignfor playing career. he has since gone on to campaign for improvements to be made with further heart screenings of players. you just wonder whether or not this could unfortunately play out is over christian eriksen, whether or not he will be able to return to playing football we don't know, too early at this stage is regulated but obviously huge relief at this stage that christian eriksen is stable and is comfortable in hospital at the moment. we can speak now to the danish footballjournalist klaus egelund. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. first off, any more under what we havejust heard news. first off, any more under what we have just heard from our sports correspondent on the condition of the player?— correspondent on the condition of the -la er? ., ~ ~ ., the player? nothing further. we know that christian — the player? nothing further. we know that christia

remember fabrice muamba, who did come back thankfully.lator rises so— 6% at using cpr. a defibrillator rises so it _ 6% at using cpr. a defibrillator rises. so it is massive.- rises. so it is massive. what message _ rises. so it is massive. what message would _ rises. so it is massive. what message would you - rises. so it is massive. what message would you send - rises. so it is massive. what message would you send to | rises. so it is massive. what. message would you send to the football authorities? notjust message would you send to the football authorities? not just at club and professional level, but the minister of sport at local level? just help us out. there's money there _ just help us out. there's money there to — just help us out. there's money there to help us out, so please put something — there to help us out, so please put something together, put something in place. _ something together, put something in place. and _ something together, put something in place, and try to help grass roots. notjust— place, and try to help gra

also watching on television was fabrice muamba, who himself so nearly died on the pitch while playingg up through the nightjust to be near the hospital, haven't they? yes, there were fans here, _ hospital, haven't they? yes, there were fans here, this _ hospital, haven't they? yes, there were fans here, this morning i hospital, haven't they? yes, there were fans here, this morning it - hospital, haven't they? yes, there were fans here, this morning it is| hospital, haven't they? yes, there| were fans here, this morning it is a little quieter, it is nearly sunday morning, but fans were in utter shock last night both in the stadium and out, people could not believe what they were seeing on their screens when the match was paused, had been so much hope around the game, and eriksen is one of denmark's biggest stars and still a lot of worry and headlines this morning dominated by one story and thatis morning dominated by one story and that is christian eriksen�*s condition. obviously many people here will be waiting to see the latest update about his health. adrienne, thank you indeed. adr